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- [S860] Public Member Trees, 201406, Database online.
Record for Eugene F. Meacham
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- [S511] census 1880 USA PA Potter Hebron, (Name: www.ancestry.com;), Year: 1880; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 1165; Page: 462B; Enumeration District: 104 Reynolds Family History Film: 1255165;.
Record for Stephen P. Reynolds (19) facts ......... adopted dau
Record for William Burdick (33) facts .......... (51)
Record for Benjamin Randall (17) facts ...... (68)
Record for Stephen R. Green (10) facts .... . (78)
Record for Avery A. Reed (12) facts ............ (90)
Record for Henry Ostrander (23) facts ....... (113)
Record for Rosco C. Stearns (22) facts ..... (134)
Record for Walter Green (7) facts ............. (141) servant
Record for Emily Hollenbeck (7) facts ........ (148) servant
Record for Moses Atkinson (37) facts ......... (185)
Record for George W. Stillman (18) facts .. . (203) adopted dau
Record for Daniel Clark (23) facts .............. (226)
Record for Nelson Clark (30) facts ............. (256)
Record for Charles W. Gorham (37) facts .... (293)
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W.C. Reynolds
Name: Stephen P. Reynolds
Age: 52
Birth: Abt 1828
New York
Home: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Dwelling: 14
Race: White
Gender: Male
Relation: Self (Head)
status: Married
Spouse: Mary A. Reynolds
Father's Birth: New York
Mother's Birth: New York
Occ: Farming
Household Members:
Name Age
William Burdick 42 Head NY NY NY farmer
Catharine Burdick 31 wife NY NY NY keeping house
Sarah Burdick 11 dau WI NY NY
Jesse Burdick 7 son WI NY NY
Leo Burdick 3 son WI NY NY
Ward Burdick 1 son NY NY NY
Benjamin Randall 21 Head PA NY PA farmer
Mary A. Randall 23 wife PA _ PA keeping house
Odell B. Randall 3 son PA PA PA
Stephen R. Green 64 Head NY _ _ farmer
Jane Green 65 wife NY NY _ keeping house
Avery A. Reed 26 Head NY NY PA farming
Angeline M. Reed 24 wife NY NY NY keeping house
Stephen P. Reynolds 52 Head NY NY NY farming
Mary A. Reynolds 51 wife PA MA CT
Jenny Reynolds 17 adopted dau NY _ _ cannot write
Henry Ostrander 37 Head NY NY NY farming
Mary L. Ostrander 39 wife A NY NY keeping house
Charles H. Ostrander 14 son PA NY PA at home
Arthur W. Ostrander 7 son PA NY PA
Rosco C. Stearns 30 Head PA NY NY farming
Sarah G. Stearns 35 wife PA PA PA keeping house
Alta Stearns 8 dau PA PA PA
Charles Stearns 5 son PA PA PA
Walter Green 28 servant NY NY NY laborer
Emily Hollenbeck 15 servant PA PA NY servant
Moses Atkinson 43 Head NY VT VT farmer
Emma J. Atkinson 35 wife NY NH NY keeping house
Franklin P. Atkinson 10 son PA NY NY at school
Martha J. Atkinson 8 dau PA NY NY
George W. Atkinson 6 son PA NY NY
Samuel J. Atkinson 4 son PA NY NY
Emma K. Atkinson 1 dau PA NY NY
George W. Stillman 65 Head NY RI NY farming
Mary A. Stillman 53 wife NY NY NY keeping house
Mary A. Nichols 16 adoptedau PA _ _ House work
Daniel Clark 66 Head CT CT CT farmer
Sarah L. Clark 60 wife NY CT CT keeping house
Willis G. Clark 29 son PA CT NY farming
Abel Clark 26 son PA CT NY farming
Nelson Clark 33 Head PA CT NY farmer
Anna E. Clark 34 wife NY Eng Eng keeping house
Charles H. Clark 7 son PA PA NY
Rose M. Clark 4 dau PA PA NY
Daniel Clark 2 son PA PA NY
Myrtle Clark July 10m dau PA PA NY
Charles W. Gorham 45 Head NY CT MA farmer
Anner C. Gorham 34 wife PA CT NY keeping house
Elsie Gorham 13 dau PA NY PA at school
Fordice C. Gorham 10 son PA NY PA at school
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Tom J. Gorham 9 son PA NY PA
Jack L. Gorham 4 son PA NY PA
Willis R. Gorham Nov 7m son PA NY PA
Source Citation
Year: 1880; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: 1165; Page: 462B; Enumeration District: 104
Name Birth Residence
William Burdick Abt 1838 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Catharine Burdick Abt 1849 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Sarah Burdick Abt 1869 Wisconsin 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Jesse Burdick Abt 1873 Wisconsin 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Leo Burdick Abt 1877 Wisconsin 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Ward Burdick Abt 1879 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Benjamin Randall Abt 1859 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mary A. Randall Abt 1857 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Odell B. Randall Abt 1877 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Stephen R. Green Abt 1816 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Jane Green Abt 1815 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Avery A. Reed Abt 1854 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Angeline M. Reed Abt 1856 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Stephen P. Reynolds Abt 1828 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mary A. Reynolds Abt 1829 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Jenny Reynolds Abt 1863 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Henry Ostrander Abt 1843 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mary L. Ostrander Abt 1841 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Charles H. Ostrander Abt 1866 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Arthur W. Ostrander Abt 1873 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Rosco C. Stearns Abt 1850 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Sarah G. Stearns Abt 1845 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Alta Stearns Abt 1872 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Charles Stearns Abt 1875 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Walter Green Abt 1852 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Emily Hollenbeck Abt 1865 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Moses Atkinson Abt 1837 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Emma J. Atkinson Abt 1845 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Franklin P. Atkinson Abt 1870 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Martha J. Atkinson Abt 1872 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
George W. Atkinson Abt 1874 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Samuel J. Atkinson Abt 1876 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Emma K. Atkinson Abt 1879 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
George W. Stillman Abt 1815 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mary A. Stillman Abt 1827 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Mary A. Nichols Abt 1864 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Daniel Clark Abt 1814 Connecticut 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Sarah L. Clark Abt 1820 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Willis G. Clark Abt 1851 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Abel Clark Abt 1854 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Nelson Clark Abt 1847 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Anna E. Clark Abt 1846 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Charles H. Clark Abt 1873 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Rose M. Clark Abt 1876 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Daniel Clark Abt 1878 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Myrtle Clark Jul Abt 1879 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Charles W. Gorham Abt 1835 New York 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Anner C. Gorham Abt 1846 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Elsie Gorham Abt 1867 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Fordice C. Gorham Abt 1870 Pennsylvania 1880 Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Source Information
Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1880 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. 1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site.
Original data: Tenth Census of the United States, 1880. (NARA microfilm publication T9, 1,454 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
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Birth: Abt 1828
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- [S2056] Early History of Coudersport: Early Families, (Name: PCHS; Date: July 1949;), Clark, DINGMAN, Lyman, Ayers, Hinckle, Cartee...
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When Daniel Clark Sr., and family came by ox team from Connecticutt 1816, they found temporary shelter in the deserted Sartwell cabin until their log house was built about two miles north of Coudersport. His blacksmith shop became a commissioners' office and in his log cabin was taught the first school by a fugitive from justice, named Hurlburt. It is also recorded that Israel Merrick taught school in it in 1820. The children of Daniel Clark, of John Peet and of John Taggart, south of Coudersport, and children from Lymansville were the pupils.
In 1822 John Dingman and John Lyman contracted to clear the public square. In April, 1823, Isaac Lyman was granted $27 for clearing land at Coudersport and in June, $10 for clearing the town plot. Peter Knickerbocker continued the clearing in 1824.
In 1824 John L. Cartee purchased for $16 the square on which the jail is located. He leased from the Commissioners three of four squares, sowed them to wheat, and erected the frame for a house nearly on the site of the jail.
On May 10,1825, with his wife, two-year-old son, Lafayette, and step-daughter, Mary Ann Knight, aged 15, he returned and completed the house. This was the first tavern and was the stopping place of John Keating when on his annual visits. In 1825 he was accompanied by his daughter, Eulalia, and by his daughter-in-law. All traveled on horseback. The wheat which Mr. Cartee harvested was ground in a grist mill called the Red Mill, built in 1815 by Henry Dingman at the mouth of Dingman Run.
[MARY ANN KNIGHT]
In 1825 Timothy Ives Jr., was elected county treasurer. In May 1826, he, with his wife and daughter, Mary, seven months old, came from his home in Bingham Township on horseback by way of Andrews Settlement and boarded at the Cartee House while he erected a dwelling house on Second Street on the site of the First National Bank. He also built a small frame store on the southwest corner of East and Second Streets which faced East Street. His store goods were brought by wagon from New York City. Factory cloth was 50 cents per yard and other goods in proportion.
Michael Hinckle, who had married Nancy, only daughter of the pioneer, William Ayers, was the next to settle in Coudersport. He purchased what is now the Court House square, erected a dwelling house on the southeast corner of it and a log blacksmith shop north of the house where he worked for several years. It is said that he made the nails used in the construction of the first Court House.
On July 4, 1826, a child was born to this family, the first birth in the village, and the following January the mother's death was the first.
The first cemeteries were on the east side of Main Street, north of the river and on the east side of North Main Street, nearly opposite the Niles Hill Road. In 1827 Versel Dickinson
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In 1827 Luther Strong came from Allegany County, New York, and purchased 117 acres of land extending from Seventlh Street northward. On a site east of the Anchor Toy factory he built a saw mill and a grist mill. He sold the property for $2500 to Julius Crittenden by deed on January 16, 1843.
Mr. Crittenden sold 87 acres of the original tract, together with the mill property, to Dr. 0. T. Ellison for $725, having dispoded of the remainder for village lots in 1873.
Henry Crittenden built a mill at the mouth of Dump Hollow which is often confused with the Julius Crittenden Mills.
Luther Strong was assisted in building his mills by Nathan Crary who made a clearing on the top of west hill and built a house but abandoned it when he discovered that the land had been allocated by John Keating for school purposes. The hill was called Crary Hill for many years.
In 1829 Dennis Hall built a large dwelling house on the northeast corner of East and Third Streets. It was the first house to have plastered rooms.
John Peet, who, in 1811 settled on the river road one half mile below Coudersport, was the first to act in the capacity of a preacher. He officiated at funerals and frequently read sermons or preached extemporaneously. In 1825 Father Conant, a Methodist missionary, living et what now is Westfield, Pa., came by way of Pine Creek and held services in the homes of the settlers.
In 1832 the R
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- [S836] census 1820 USA PA Potter, census 1820 U S Census, Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 232; NARA Roll: M33_107; Image: 189 DINGMAN, TURNER, Taggart, Burt, Lyman, Streeter.
Record for Jacob Streeter (2) facts
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Henry Dingman 1 male 45+, females: 1 (10-16), 1 (45+)
John Dingman 1 male (26-45), females: 3 (0-10), 1 (16-26)
1820 United States Federal Census about John DINGMAN
Name: John Dingman
Township:Eulalia
County: Potter
State: Pennsylvania
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Males - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Females - Under 10: 3
Free White Females - 16 thru 25: 1
Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1
Free White Persons - Under 16: 3
Free White Persons - Over 25: 1
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total All Persons -
White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 5
Source Citation: 1820 U S Census: Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, Page: 231; NARA Roll: M33_107; Image: 189.
Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1820 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Fourth Census of the United States, 1820. (NARA microfilm publication M33, 142 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
1820 United States Federal Census about Nathan Turner
Name: Nathan Turner
Township: Eulalia
County: Potter
State: Pennsylvania
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Males - Under 10: 1
Free White Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Females - Under 10: 1
Free White Females - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1
Free White Persons - Under 16: 3
Free White Persons - Over 25: 2
Total Free White Persons: 5
Total All Persons -
White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 5
Source Citation: 1820 U S Census: Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, Page: 232; NARA Roll: M33_107; Image: 189.
Source Information: Ancestry.com. 1820 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch.
Original data: Fourth Census of the United States, 1820. (NARA microfilm publication M33, 142 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.
Description: This database details those persons enumerated in the 1820 United States Federal Census, the Fourth Census of the United States. In addition, the names of those listed on the population schedule are linked to the actual images of the 1820 Federal Census. Enumerators of the 1820 census were asked to include the following categories in the census: name of head of household, number of free white males and females, number of other free persons except Indians, number of slaves, town or district and county of residence.
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Name: Jacob Streeter
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 18: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 1
Free White Persons - Under 16: 6
Free White Persons - Over 25: 2
Total Free White Persons: 9
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored: 9
Source Citation
1820 U S Census; Census Place: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 232; NARA Roll: M33_107; Image: 189
Source Information
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1820 POTTER County Census
transcribed by George Taylor
Surname Given Name State County Location Year
AYRES GEORGE PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
AYRES WILLIAM PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
BATES LEONARD PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
BURT BENJAMIN PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
CARD REUBEN PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
CHILDS THOMAS B PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
CLARK DANIEL PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
DAY ISAAC PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
DINGMAN , HENRY PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
DINGMAN , JOHN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
EDGECOMB , JONATHAN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
FREEMAN , SENECA PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
GARDNER , EDWARD PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
HITCHCOCK , SIMEON PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
JACKSON , JOSHUA PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
JOES , JOHN JR PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
KNICKERBOCKER , HARDEY PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
LAMAN ISAAC PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
LOSEY SAMUEL M PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
LYMAN BURREL PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
LYMAN HARRY PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
LYMAN JOHN PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
MURCK GEORGE PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
NELSON , CEPHAS PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
PEET JOHN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
READ RUSSEL PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
RICHMOND , STEPHEN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
SANDAL , FRANCIS L PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
SIZER HIRAM PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
STREETER JACOB PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
STREETER TRUMAN PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820 -added by jcw
TAGGART JOHN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
TAGGART , LEONARD PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
TAGGART , SAMUEL PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
THANKFUL , JUDD PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
TURNER , NATHAN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
VANETTER , JACOB B PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
WILCOX JAMES PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
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census 1820 USA PA Potter Eulalia; DINGMAN Henry John TURNER Nathan
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Henry Dingman 1 male 45+, females: 1 (10-16), 1 (45+)
John Dingman 1 male (26-45), females: 3 (0-10), 1 (16-26)
1820 United States Federal Census about John DINGMAN
Name: John Dingman
Township:Eulalia
County: Potter
State: Pennsylvania
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Jacob Streeter in the 1820 United States Federal Census
Name: Jacob Streeter
Home in 1820: Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Name: Jacob Streeter
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 3
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- [S2370] Penna GenealogyTrails.
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record for Wm Ayers et al. (23) facts
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transcribed by George Taylor
Surname Given Name State County Location Year
AYRES, GEORGE PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
AYRES, WILLIAM PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
BATeS, LEONARD PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
BURT, BENJAMIN PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
CARD, REUBEN PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
CHILDS, THOMAS B PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
CLARK, DANIEL PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
DAY, ISAAC PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
DINGMAN, HENRY PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
DINGMAN, JOHN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
EDGECOMB , JONATHAN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
FREEMAN, SENECA PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
GARDNER, EDWARD PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
HITCHCOCK, SIMEON PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
JACKSON, JOSHUA PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
JOES, JOHN JR PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
KNICKERBOCKER , HARDEY PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
LAMAN, ISAAC PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
LOSEY, SAMUEL M PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
LYMAN, BURREL PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
LYMAN, HARRY PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
LYMAN, JOHN PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
MURCK, GEORGE PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
NELSON, CEPHAS PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
PEET, JOHN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
READ, RUSSEL PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
RICHMOND, STEPHEN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
SANDAL, FRANCIS L PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
SIZER, HIRAM PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
STREETER, JACOB PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
TAGGART, JOHN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
TAGGART, LEONARD PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
TAGGART, SAMUEL PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
THANKFUL, JUDD PA POTTER ROULETTE 1820
TURNER, NATHAN PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
VANETTER, JACOB B PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
WILCOX, JAMES PA POTTER EULALIA 1820
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- [S895] FaceBook- Larry Herbstritt.
If you look on my family tree, the information under the photos will connect you to John Reinhold Jr's family tree. John has a lot more information about the Roberts, plus a lot of photos. He's related to our Roberts and the Perkins family that used to own a lot of land around Raymond and Ulysses. 20 hours ago Thanks! 10 hours ago Hi John, I'm looking forward to a DNA test of someone I believe is my sister's (recently discovered to be my half-sister) first cousin. If she is my sister's 1st cousin, then the family tree I have found for my sister leads back to Samuel Roberts married to Elizabeth Hicks. This will add DNA science to what, so far, is a paper/document trail to my Roberts and Hicks connection. I do have some DNA relatives who, as far as I've found so far, are only related to me with ancestors connected to Otis Hicks. But I'm looking forward to this new DNA test to add more confirmation. This ancestry/DNA stuff can be very confusing.
Saturday 8:06am
Hey John,
Here's how my lineage goes on the Snyder side:
My mom - Dorothy Snyder
My grandfather - Lawrence David Snyder
My great grandfather - Ford Snyder;
My 2nd great grandfather - David Snyder; he was married to Laura Chase
My 3rd great grandfather - Solomon Snyder married to Hannah Stein
Laura Chase's parents were Johnson Chase married to Sarah Roberts
Sarah Roberts' parents were Samuel Roberts married to Elizabeth Hicks
It's the Elizabeth Hicks lineage that leads back to the Billingtons on my family tree.
I'll sort this out later today.
Do you use genealogy software?
I use FAmily Tree Maker by Ancestry.com and did the FTDNA, which I just got for my whole family, literally swabbing last night.
Thanks for your lineage, I'll lay mine out for you later.
I started with 23andMe and discovered by DNA composition, which was a bit of a surprise, with some Jewish ancestry.
That made me very curious, so I got an account with Ancestry.com to see if I could find who the Jews were in my family tree.
I'm still trying to solve that puzzle but in the process discovered way more about my ancestors than I ever imagined possible.
Sunday 8:55am
I was wrong about Elizabeth Hicks, although she was already in my tree.
I've filled your lineage in, but I don't go all the way back to the Mayflower from her, gotta do that yet.
I've been trying to get a report out with my simple Mayflower lineage, but I think I'll just have to write them out, like you did.
I worked on this last night, intrigued by the Roberts & Hicks connections.
More later.
Sunday 10:21am
They moved to Potter County from Livingston Count, NY
Sunday 2:23pm
Elizabeth Hicks lived in Springwater, Livingston County, NY. Her father, Otis Hicks moved there from Rehobath, MA
I have found a few DNA relatives whose only connection to me that I could find on their family trees could be found through Otis and Elizabeth Hicks.
Sunday 5:00pm
Livingston County, several of my families came to Potter County from there: Snyder, Barr, Shay...
After Billington, what are your family names off the Mayflower? I'm trying to connect your families, and I'm filling in a lot in mine in the meantime. I love this stuff!
Larry,
I'm going to paste my lineage from Billington, hope you can read it here:
Francis BILLINGTON
Christian PENN m. Jul 1684 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA
Mary BILLINGTON
Samuel SABIN m. 20 Nov 1663 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
John KINGSLEY
Sarah SABIN m. 01 Jul 1686 in Rehoboth, Bristol, MA
Ezra KINGSLEY
Elizabeth W(R)IGHT m. 31 Dec 1719 in Windham, Windham, CT
Salmon KINGSLEY
Lydia BURGESS m. 24 Jan 1743 in Cazenovia, Madison, NY
Ebenezer KINGSLEY
Francis Ruth BENNETT m. ca 1771 in Canterbury, Windham
Elias KINGSLEY
Judith REED m. 13 Mar 1795 in Pawlet, Rutland, VT
Philemon Shelton HALL
Orilla KINGSLEY m. ca 1820 in Marcellus, Onondaga, NN
Alvah HALL
Harriett BENSON m. 12 Jan 1875 in Ceres, McKean, PA
Herbert Kenyon SPRING
Henrietta Carolyn HALL m. 27 Jun 1900 in Allegany, Cattaraugus, NY
John Hall SPRING
Iva Kathryn SNYDER m. 11 Jun 1925 in Coudersport, Potter, PA
My parents
Edwin Paul WETZEL
Merlyn Henrietta SPRING m. 20 Nov 1948 in Allegany, Cattaraugus, NY
Going in reverse, from me to Francis Billington:
Me
My mother- Dorothy Snyder Herbstritt
My grandfather - Lawrence Snyder
My great grandfather - Ford Snyder
Ford's parents - David Snyder m. Laura Chase
Laura's parents - Johnson Chase m. Sarah Roberts (from Springwater, Livingston Co., NY)
Sarah's parents - Samuel Roberts m. Elizabeth Hicks
Elizabeth's parents - Otis Hicks m. Elizabeth Dunham
Otis's parents - Aaron Hicks m. Elizabeth Briggs
Aaron's parents - Benjamin Hicks m. Sarah Kingsley
[The parents of Aaron Hicks was - Benjamin Hicks m. Anne Ormsby
(Benjamin's parents - Ephraim Hicks m. Sarah Kingsley)]
Sarah's parents - John Kingsley Sr m. Sarah Sabin
Sarah's parents - Samuel Sabin m. Mary Billington
Mary's parents - Francis Billington m. Christian Penn (she was married to a guy named Francis Eaton, who was a passenger on the Mayflower and then died) I guess she liked the name "Francis"
I believe Christian was descendant of the same Penn whose other descendant owned Pennsylvania.
I just noticed that I skipped one set of parents.
The parents of Aaron Hicks was - Benjamin Hicks m. Anne Ormsby
(Benjamin's parents - Ephraim Hicks m. Sarah Kingsley)
then from Sarah Kingsley on it's the same as I have it above
I haven't explored too far beyond on this lineage, but I wouldn't be surprised to find the that the Kingsley lineage leads back to the Plantagenet family line
Yes, I did that, and it does!
Some dropped the 'g' along the way, over a dispute with the king.
Thanks for the above, I'll complete that in my tree.
Do you have this photo of Sara Roberts Chase?
I do. Where'd you find it?
I have a picture of Johnson Chase as well
ancestry.com, family tree of Jonathan Snyder
As a result of a 23andMe DNA test that I got for my sister, Debbie, we discovered that she's my half sister.
She's related to the Cory family, Ed, Paul, Dean are her uncles.
I discovered that her grandmother was Lida Roberts, who was married to Glen Cory.
Lida's lineage runs back to Samuel Roberts married to Elizabeth Hicks
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/62111809/family?cfpid=48081877929&selnode=1
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trees.ancestry.com
wow! I just got FTDNA kits for the rest of my family and they all swabbed last night. It would be nice to have results by Christmas.
I think I just sent you a link to my Ancestry.com family tree
I did 23andMe and the DNA test offered by Ancestry.com
23andMe is more detailed with its ethnic dissection and it also offers a tool to compare shared chromosomes with relatives. I like the Ancestry.com a little better because there are so many people who have developed family trees on their site and it's easier to compare family trees with DNA relatives.
The Plantagenet connection doesn't surprise me. I can't tell you how many times I've come upon that name in my family tree. With the exception of my father's paternal side, every lineage of both my parents leads back to them.
I had never heard of John "Lackland" Plantagenet until last December when I happened upon his name on my father's maternal side.
Who most intrigues me in Plantagenet family is his mother, Eleanor of Aquitaine and her father and grandfather, both Troubadours.
Sunday 9:35pm
got the tree, very useful. I have different parents for Elizabeth Hicks- I have Elias Hicks and Jemina Seaman. Trying to sort this out.
Elias lived on Long Island
He was a Quaker minister who was an outspoken abolitionist
He never lived anywhere near Livingston County, NY
For a long time I had Elias on my family tree and liking it because the guy was pretty impressive. He even left a lasting impression on Walt Whitman
I believe if you go back far enough on the Elias Hicks lineage you will match a common ancestor with Otis Hicks
How did you find Otis? All of the ancestry.com info points to Elias, but I see what you mean about the location.
I found Otis on one of my DNA cousin's family tree
I found a Quaker Genealogy sheet that says that Elias "placed his dt in N.P. school 9-17-1807." "N.P. school"?
I'm not sure was "N.P. school" is
I read that Elias' life was threatened by a guy in the South because of his anti-slavery stance. Elias went to visit the guy and debated with him....weeks later the guy freed his slaves
From all I had read about Elias Hicks, I was disappointed to have to remove him from my family tree but the geographical logistics of Otis and Aaron Hicks made more sense to me. Also, I think if you look at Elias Hicks' profile, his daughter Elizabeth didn't marry Samuel Roberts
I have found three DNA relatives who only connection with my family tree are people on the Otis Hicks lineage. So I'm convinced he's the correct ancestor
give me data to locate him? birth? death?
found him.
I have Otis Hicks b. 23 November 1767 in Rehobath, Massachusetts d. ? in Springwater, Livingston, NY, USA
Thx
BTW, we're 6th cousins, once removed.
Monday 6:12am
Who are our most recent common ancestors?
23 hours ago
Day job getting in the way, sorry to leave you hangin'. Back tomorrow.
23 hours ago
Larry, our MRCA (I made that acronym up, but maybe it's actually used) are Peter ROBERTS & Rebecca VAN WINKLE (both born in 1744), Samuel Roberts' (b.1794, m Elizabeth Hicks, do Otis) grandparents.
BTW, I'm not finding ANY connection between Elizabeth and Otis, but I'm confident you're right, first because of the DNA, about which I'd like to learn more, and second, because of the geography, as you pointed out (Long Island vs upstate NY). I'll search more on this soon, but I've already changed my tree to reflect Elizabeth d/o Otis Hicks. What a thrill, to add you and your line to my Tree, and then to get a major re-direction!
22 hours ago
If you look on my family tree, the information under the photos will connect you to John Reinhold Jr's family tree.
John has a lot more information about the Roberts, plus a lot of photos. He's related to our Roberts and the Perkins family that used to own a lot of land around Raymond and Ulysses.
20 hours ago
Thanks!
10 hours ago
Hi John,
I'm looking forward to a DNA test of someone I believe is my sister's (recently discovered to be my half-sister) first cousin.
If she is my sister's 1st cousin, then the family tree I have found for my sister leads back to Samuel Roberts married to Elizabeth Hicks.
This will add DNA science to what, so far, is a paper/document trail to my Roberts and Hicks connection.
I do have some DNA relatives who, as far as I've found so far, are only related to me with ancestors connected to Otis Hicks. But I'm looking forward to this new DNA test to add more confirmation.
This ancestry/DNA stuff can be very confusing.
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That's great though! What a tool has been handed to us with the DNA! I've bought some time on my work project til tomorrow, so I'm buckling down to look at the lead you gave me above, John Reinhold. Raymond/Ulysses is full of relatives! Williams/Alesworth, Snyder, Dingman, Thompson, MacMasters...
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There's another distant cousin, Brad Tinnon, who sent me a map made in 1892 that shows all the sectioned off farmlands around Raymond & Ulysses. There was post office in Raymond.
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