Dutton, Eloise A.

• Name	Dutton, Eloise A.  [1]
  	STEBBINS, Mary Eloise (Mann). Spouse of Pierre A. J. Born 1-15-1844, died 12-15-1928 - Dau of Joseph and Eloise (Dutton) Mann - Sect F
  Gender	Female
  census 1870	6 Jun 1870	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [2]
  	Age: 53 NYS
  	20180206 RVA- Melville J Thompson in the 1870 United States Federal Census date: 6 June 1870 enumerator: Z.J. Thompson Name: Melville S Thompson Age in 1870: 29 Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: New York Dwelling Number: 15 Home in 1870: Coudersport boro, Potter, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Occupation: Druggist Male Citizen Over 21:Y Personal Estate Value:2000 Real Estate Value:500 Inferred Spouse: Cora E Thompson Household Members: Name Age 11 Mason Nelson 42 PA farmer Lucy A. Nelson 19 PA 12 Joseph Mann 59 PA Dry Goods Merchant, retail Eloise A. Mann 53 NYS 13 Louise? A. Stebbins, jr 32 NY Dry Goods Merchant, Retail Mary E. Stebbins 26 PA Eloise Stebbins 1/12 PA Elisabeth Coates 40 PA 14 Arch f. Jones 45 NY Dry Goods Merchant, Retail Mary R. Jones 39 PA Wm K Jones 20 PA Surveyor 15 Charles A. Donner? 44 Prussia Dry Goods Merchant, Retail family of 8 16 John S. Mann 54 PA Lawyer Mary W. Mann 51 PA Winifred Corcoran 17 "A house keeper John J. King 41 PA Servant 17 Melville S Thompson 29 NY druggist Cora E Thompson 23 PA 18 Arthur B. Mann 26 PA Insurance Agent Martie J. Mann 26 NY Norah Mann 2 NY 19 Henry J. Reynolds 36 PA Sheriff Margaret C. Reynolds 32 PA Willie E. " 10 PA at school Nellie E. " 8 PA at school Nettie F. " 4 PA at home Source Citation Year: 1870; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M593_1446; Page: 492B; Family History Library Film: 552945 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1870 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data: •1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. •Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.
  Name	Eloisa A. Button
  	20171024 RVA- King & Mann, History of Ceres... p.106-107 John S. Mann came to Ceres in 1836. He taught the district school on the Pennsylvania side of the line, one term, then went to Olean and taught for a time. After a trip to Texas for the benefit of his health, where he engaged in teaching, he returned and studied law with Ellis, Esq., of Coudersport, and after being admitted to the bar married Mary W., the oldest daughter of John King, and removed to Coudersport. Joseph Mann came to Ceres in 1838, and remained until 1844-5, when he removed to Millport and after many years to Coudersport. He married Eloisa A. Button, of Portage, N. Y., who had taught a number of terms at Ceres on the Pennsylvania side of the line. Joseph Mann taught several winters in ths same school, but was employed in surveying during the summers. In 1844-5 John Mann taught the same school. He with his sons Joseph and John S., had kept a private seminary at Mannington, Pa., and so were well prepared to teach more than an ordinary country school, and they gave an impulse towards obtaining a higher education that was invaluable to the young people of that time. The other sons of John Mann, Lewis and Parvin, were here more or less. John S. Mann was a very active temperance worker. He had done much to build up a strong temperance sentiment in his countv. He was a member of the legislature for a number of terms, and while a member of that boclv was largely instrumental in having the Potter County Prohibitory Law passed. There was an attempt made by liquor men to have it repealed in 1894. John S. Mann died in 1878, and they seemed to think it could be done without much opposition. But Airs. Mann and others had petitions to the Governor circulated throughout the county, but the bill was killed in the committee and the Governor never saw it, which proves that the law holds a strong place in the hearts of the best citizens.
  Occupation	Ceres, McKean, Pennsylvania, USA
  	teacher, same school where her future husband, Joseph Mann, also taught for several winters.
  	20171024 RVA- King & Mann, History of Ceres... p.106-107 John S. Mann came to Ceres in 1836. He taught the district school on the Pennsylvania side of the line, one term, then went to Olean and taught for a time. After a trip to Texas for the benefit of his health, where he engaged in teaching, he returned and studied law with Ellis, Esq., of Coudersport, and after being admitted to the bar married Mary W., the oldest daughter of John King, and removed to Coudersport. Joseph Mann came to Ceres in 1838, and remained until 1844-5, when he removed to Millport and after many years to Coudersport. He married Eloisa A. Button, of Portage, N. Y., who had taught a number of terms at Ceres on the Pennsylvania side of the line. Joseph Mann taught several winters in ths same school, but was employed in surveying during the summers. In 1844-5 John Mann taught the same school. He with his sons Joseph and John S., had kept a private seminary at Mannington, Pa., and so were well prepared to teach more than an ordinary country school, and they gave an impulse towards obtaining a higher education that was invaluable to the young people of that time. The other sons of John Mann, Lewis and Parvin, were here more or less. John S. Mann was a very active temperance worker. He had done much to build up a strong temperance sentiment in his countv. He was a member of the legislature for a number of terms, and while a member of that boclv was largely instrumental in having the Potter County Prohibitory Law passed. There was an attempt made by liquor men to have it repealed in 1894. John S. Mann died in 1878, and they seemed to think it could be done without much opposition. But Airs. Mann and others had petitions to the Governor circulated throughout the county, but the bill was killed in the committee and the Governor never saw it, which proves that the law holds a strong place in the hearts of the best citizens.
  Person ID	I46166	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Mann, Joseph,   b. 8 Oct 1810
  Marriage	Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
  	20171024 RVA- King & Mann, History of Ceres... p.106-107 John S. Mann came to Ceres in 1836. He taught the district school on the Pennsylvania side of the line, one term, then went to Olean and taught for a time. After a trip to Texas for the benefit of his health, where he engaged in teaching, he returned and studied law with Ellis, Esq., of Coudersport, and after being admitted to the bar married Mary W., the oldest daughter of John King, and removed to Coudersport. Joseph Mann came to Ceres in 1838, and remained until 1844-5, when he removed to Millport and after many years to Coudersport. He married Eloisa A. Button, of Portage, N. Y., who had taught a number of terms at Ceres on the Pennsylvania side of the line. Joseph Mann taught several winters in ths same school, but was employed in surveying during the summers. In 1844-5 John Mann taught the same school. He with his sons Joseph and John S., had kept a private seminary at Mannington, Pa., and so were well prepared to teach more than an ordinary country school, and they gave an impulse towards obtaining a higher education that was invaluable to the young people of that time. The other sons of John Mann, Lewis and Parvin, were here more or less. John S. Mann was a very active temperance worker. He had done much to build up a strong temperance sentiment in his countv. He was a member of the legislature for a number of terms, and while a member of that boclv was largely instrumental in having the Potter County Prohibitory Law passed. There was an attempt made by liquor men to have it repealed in 1894. John S. Mann died in 1878, and they seemed to think it could be done without much opposition. But Airs. Mann and others had petitions to the Governor circulated throughout the county, but the bill was killed in the committee and the Governor never saw it, which proves that the law holds a strong place in the hearts of the best citizens. Millport or Coudersport, not clear from reference
  Children	1. Mann, Mary Eloise,   b. 15 Jan 1844, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 15 Dec 1928, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 84 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F32380	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  census 1870 - Age: 53 NYS - 6 Jun 1870 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Marriage - - Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

• Photos		King & Mann history of Ceres & near vicinity historyofceresit00mary 20171026 RVA- https://archive.org/details/historyofceresit00mary The history of Ceres and its near vicinity, from its early settlement in 1798 to the present by Mann, M. W. (Mary W.); King, Maria Publication date 1896 Publisher Olean, N.Y., Gillett & Weston Collection library_of_congress; americana Digitizing sponsor Sloan Foundation Contributor…
  		census 1870 USA PA Potter Coudersport _492B Melville S Thompson.jpg 20180206 RVA- Melville J Thompson in the 1870 United States Federal Census date: 6 June 1870 enumerator: Z.J. Thompson Name: Melville S Thompson Age in 1870: 29 Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: New York Dwelling Number: 15 Home in 1870: Coudersport boro, Potter, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Occupation: Druggist Male Citizen Over…

  
  

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  20171024 RVA- King & Mann, History of Ceres... p.106-107 John S. Mann came to Ceres in 1836. He taught the district school on the Pennsylvania side of the line, one term, then went to Olean and taught for a time. After a trip to Texas for the benefit of his health, where he engaged in teaching, he returned and studied law with Ellis, Esq., of Coudersport, and after being admitted to the bar married Mary W., the oldest daughter of John King, and removed to Coudersport. Joseph Mann came to Ceres in 1838, and remained until 1844-5, when he removed to Millport and after many years to Coudersport. He married Eloisa A. Button, of Portage, N. Y., who had taught a number of terms at Ceres on the Pennsylvania side of the line. Joseph Mann taught several winters in ths same school, but was employed in surveying during the summers. In 1844-5 John Mann taught the same school. He with his sons Joseph and John S., had kept a private seminary at Mannington, Pa., and so were well prepared to teach more than an ordinary country school, and they gave an impulse towards obtaining a higher education that was invaluable to the young people of that time. The other sons of John Mann, Lewis and Parvin, were here more or less. John S. Mann was a very active temperance worker. He had done much to build up a strong temperance sentiment in his countv. He was a member of the legislature for a number of terms, and while a member of that boclv was largely instrumental in having the Potter County Prohibitory Law passed. There was an attempt made by liquor men to have it repealed in 1894. John S. Mann died in 1878, and they seemed to think it could be done without much opposition. But Airs. Mann and others had petitions to the Governor circulated throughout the county, but the bill was killed in the committee and the Governor never saw it, which proves that the law holds a strong place in the hearts of the best citizens.

  
  

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  [S1484] Cemetery, Eulalia in Coudersport- paintedhills, (Name: paintedhills.org;), Stebbins-. 20171217 RVA- ST. EULALIA CEMETERY, Coudersport, PA GPS Coordinates: 41°45'30.44"N, 78°3'12.70"W From Coudersport, west on Rte 6 about 2 mi. Cemetery is on a hill to the right. Compiled from the records of The Potter County Historical Society and others Formatted by: Charles & Kathleen Heffner Updated with contributions from our users. 20200815HAv- http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/Eulalia/EulaliaCemS-U.htm Eulalia Cemetery, Coudersport, PA GPS Coordinates: 41°46'8.24"N, 78°1'45.64"W Compiled from the records of The Potter County Historical Society and contributions from our users. STEBBINS. Born 11-21-1926, died 11-21-1926 - Child of Leon Stebbins - Sect B STEBBINS. Born, died - No dates - Sect F, Lot 12 STEBBINS, Almira (Brundage). Spouse of Pierre A. Sr. Born 4-1-1810, died 11-3-1873 - Sect F STEBBINS, Barnett F. Born 7-1-1842, died 12-13-1863 - Son of Pierre A. and Almira (Brundage) Stebbins, Sr. Stone may be cenotoph. - Civil War KIA, Co G, 53rd PA Vols, Pvt. Not on muster out roll. Killed at Fredericksburg VA - Sect F Lot 12 STEBBINS, Caroline. Born 9-13-1877, died 11-23-1902 - Dau of Charles A. and Rebecca A. Glassmire Stebbins - Sect F STEBBINS, Charles A. Spouse of Rebecca A. Glassmire. Born 1-17-1849, died 8-4-1902 - Son of Pierre A. and Almira (Brundage) Stebbins, Sr. (1870 Coudersport Census) - Sect F STEBBINS, Florence (Keck). Spouse of Frederick A. Born 8-4-1892, died 3-16-1974 - Buried at Newington, CT. Born in OH. Wed 4-17-1915. (1920-2A Coudersport Census) - Sect F STEBBINS, Fredrick A. Spouse of Florence Keck. Born 4-2-1875, died 8-24-1936 - Son of Charles A. and Rebecca A. (Glassmire) Stebbins. Born in PA, a lawyer. Wed 4-17-1915. (1920-2A Coudersport Census) - Sect F STEBBINS, Lucille Mary. Born 8-2-1876, died 8-14-1897 - Dau of Pierre A. and Mary (Mann) Stebbins, Jr. - Sect F STEBBINS, Mary Eloise (Mann). Spouse of Pierre A. J. Born 1-15-1844, died 12-15-1928 - Dau of Joseph and Eloise (Dutton) Mann - Sect F STEBBINS, Pierre A. Jr. Spouse of Mary Mann. Born 2-10-1837, died 9-15-1909 - Son of Pierre A. and Almira (Brundage) Stebbins, Sr. Born in NY, dry goods merchant and first president of Citizens Trust Bank. (1870 Coudersport Census) - Sect F STEBBINS, Pierre A. Sr. Spouse of Almira Brundage. Born 7-8-1805, died 5-29-1882 - Born in NY, a tanner and Sheriff 1856 -? (1860, 1870 Coudersport Census) - Sect F STEBBINS, Rebecca A. (Glassmire). Spouse of Charles A. Born 11-29-1849, died 2-8-1903 - Sect F Cemetery, Eulalia paintedhills 20171217 20171217 RVA- http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/STEUALALIACEM.htm [S526] census 1870 USA PA Potter, (Name: ancestry.com;), Year: 1870; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M593_1446; Page: 492B; Family History Library Film: 552945. Record for Melville J Thompson 20180206 RVA- Melville J Thompson in the 1870 United States Federal Census date: 6 June 1870 enumerator: Z.J. Thompson Name: Melville S Thompson Age in 1870: 29 Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: New York Dwelling Number: 15 Home in 1870: Coudersport boro, Potter, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Occupation: Druggist Male Citizen Over 21:Y Personal Estate Value:2000 Real Estate Value:500 Inferred Spouse: Cora E Thompson Household Members: Name Age 11 Mason Nelson 42 PA farmer Lucy A. Nelson 19 PA 12 Joseph Mann 59 PA Dry Goods Merchant, retail Eloise A. Mann 53 NYS 13 Louise? A. Stebbins, jr 32 NY Dry Goods Merchant, Retail Mary E. Stebbins 26 PA Eloise Stebbins 1/12 PA Elisabeth Coates 40 PA 14 Arch f. Jones 45 NY Dry Goods Merchant, Retail Mary R. Jones 39 PA Wm K Jones 20 PA Surveyor 15 Charles A. Donner? 44 Prussia Dry Goods Merchant, Retail family of 8 16 John S. Mann 54 PA Lawyer Mary W. Mann 51 PA Winifred Corcoran 17 "A house keeper John J. King 41 PA Servant 17 Melville S Thompson 29 NY druggist Cora E Thompson 23 PA 18 Arthur B. Mann 26 PA Insurance Agent Marbrie J. Mann 26 NY Norah Mann 2 NY 19 Henry J. Reynolds 36 PA Sheriff Margaret C. Reynolds 32 PA Willie E. " 10 PA at school Nellie E. " 8 PA at school Nettie F. " 4 PA at home Source Citation Year: 1870; Census Place: Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M593_1446; Page: 492B; Family History Library Film: 552945 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1870 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2009. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Original data: •1870 U.S. census, population schedules. NARA microfilm publication M593, 1,761 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. •Minnesota census schedules for 1870. NARA microfilm publication T132, 13 rolls. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d. census 1870 USA PA Potter Coudersport _492B Melville S Thompson.jpg 20180206 RVA- Melville J Thompson in the 1870 United States Federal Census date: 6 June 1870 enumerator: Z.J. Thompson Name: Melville S Thompson Age in 1870: 29 Birth Year: abt 1841 Birthplace: New York Dwelling Number: 15 Home in 1870: Coudersport boro, Potter, Pennsylvania Race: White Gender: Male Occupation: Druggist Male Citizen Over…

  
  

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