| Name |
Hydorn, Eleanor 'Cordelia' [1] |
- William H Hydorn in the 1850 United States Federal Census
date: 08 Nov 1850
enumerator: Arnold Hunter
Name: William H Hydorn
Age: 42
Birth Year: abt 1808
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 36
Household Members:
Name Age
William H Hydorn 42 NY farmer
Ellenor Hydorn 42 NY
Ellenor C Hydorn 17 NY
Louisa Hydorn 15 PA
Jane Hydorn 13 PA
Charles H Hydorn 11 PA
Sullivan Hydorn 9 PA
Lewis Hall 19 NY
Source Citation
Year: 1850;
Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania;
Roll: M432_825;
Page: 145A;
Image: 287
|
| Birth |
Aug 1833 |
Grafton, Rensselaer, New York, USA  [1] |
- "...the eldest of the (six) children"
|
| Gender |
Female |
| Census 1850 |
8 Nov 1850 |
Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [2] |
| age 17, "Ellenor C. Hydorn", NY |
- William H Hydorn in the 1850 United States Federal Census
date: 08 Nov 1850
enumerator: Arnold Hunter
Name: William H Hydorn
Age: 42
Birth Year: abt 1808
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA
Gender: Male
Family Number: 36
Household Members:
Name Age
William H Hydorn 42 NY farmer
Ellenor Hydorn 42 NY
Ellenor C Hydorn 17 NY
Louisa Hydorn 15 PA
Jane Hydorn 13 PA
Charles H Hydorn 11 PA
Sullivan Hydorn 9 PA
Lewis Hall 19 NY
Source Citation
Year: 1850;
Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania;
Roll: M432_825;
Page: 145A;
Image: 287
|
| census 1860 |
17 Aug 1860 |
Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [3] |
| age 27 NY |
- 20250511GHLn- edited to completion
20180723 Schladming- pasted from front Media Details, re-organize-
1860 United States Federal Census about Isaac Brock
date 17th Aug 1860
Saml Haven
Name: Isaac Brock
Age: 54
Birth: abt 1806 New York
Home: Hebron Twp, Potter, PA
Race: White
Gender: Male
PO: Hebron
Household
Sarah A. Reynolds 4 PA
20:
Foster Reynolds 56 NY Master Carpenter & Joiner
Fanny Reynolds 52 NY
Sarah E. " 22 PA teacher, common school
Celestia " 11 PA
William Dingman 27 PA farmer
Mary Angeline " 20 NY
Mary Ophelia " 1 PA
22:
Isaac Brock 54 NY farmer
Amy Brock 51 NY
Andrew Brock 22 NY farm hand
Esther Lovina Brock 16 PA
Benjamin Perry Brock 11 PA
23:
John A. Brock 39 NY
Julia Ann " 27 NY
Mary Angeline " 8 PA
Elinore Euphemia " 1 PA
24:
Noah Dunning 42 NY lawyer
fam
25:
Amos R. Stillman 37 NY carpenter
Caroline " 35 NY
Susan Elvira " 15 PA
Rufus Barny " 14 PA
Francis Delman? " 12 PA
Arthur Eugene " 9 PA
Ida " 6 PA
Ada " 6 PA
26:
Wm E. Reynolds 29 NY
Orphia S " 30 NY
Lamont D " 2 PA
27:
Wm H. Hydorn 52? NY
Elinor " 52 NY
Elinor C. " 27 NY
Chas H. " 21 PA
Sullivan " 19 PA
Grace Read 4 NY
28:
Le Roy Burdick 39 NY
Esther R. " 31 VA
Almeron G " 18 NY
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania; Roll: M653_1177; Page: 123; Image: 127; Family History Library Film: 805177.
|
| Name |
Cordelia Hydorn |
- FaceBook 20151220, shared by Lanny Nunn, transcribed by john c wetzel-
WILLIAM H. HYDORN.
As one by one the pioneers of Potter county are called to take their place among "the great majority on the other shore," it becomes the sad duty of the journalist to make record of the closing scene and announce to his readers that the end of this or that life has come.
In writing of the death of William H. Hydorn, whose portrait accompanies this sketch, we feel a peculiar sense of satisfaction in the conviction that he died as he had lived, peacefully, patiently, bravely. And we speak of him thus as one that was near and dear, for since boyhood we have known the man as a sturdy example of probity and true nobility.
His death occurred Saturday afternoon, Dec. 4th, following a gradual breaking down of the strong vitality that had carried him through many hardships of pioneer life, and he dropped quietly to sleep, conscious that death had come to end his suffering, which for many weeks had been severe, and, smiling at those gathered about his bedside whispered to them that the end was near. He died the death of the righteous. On Monday his remains were followed by many friends, relatives and neighbors to Hebron, where Rev. Kenyon preached a funeral sermon and the mortal part of this good man was laid beside the other members of his family in the beautiful cemetery on the hill.
Deceased was born in April, 1808, and moved to Hebron in 1833, where he had taken a farm two years before. Here he contended with the rigors of winter and the trials of the backwoods life till (sic) he could look over his own broad acres and see the settlement enjoying many of the privileges of older communities.
He married Eleanor Burdick at Grafton, NY, in 1832 and six children were born to them, of which but one, Louisa, is living, Mrs. Sylvester Greenman, now a widow in Boulder, Colorado. Cordelia the eldest of the children, one of the most capable of teachers for many years, died in Illinois in 1871. June Green died in 1877. Her daughter Grace has kept the cosy (sic) home in Coudersport where her grandfather spent his last days, giving him the kindest care. Charles the eldest son was killed at Chancellorsville, in 1863. Sullivan the youngest died at the age of 22 and he and Mrs. Green are buried beside their father and mother.
Mr. Hydorn, with all the privations of early life in Potter, held aloft high ideals, and no man in the county was more zealous in the cause of education than he. His family imbibed the same spirit and we find his children and grandchildren inheriting that love of "freedom which the truth makes free," that distinguished William Hydorn from many of his fellows. He was a diffident man, extremely so, and hence not "prominent" as many are who have less title to fame, but in every position he occupied Mr. Hydorn discharged his duty faithfully, intelligently, winning the esteem of all men with whom he had dealings. He was a ready writer and a profound and accurate thinker. His contributions to the early Journal of which he was a subscriber for nearly fifty years, bear testimony to his enthusiasm for the diffusion of knowledge as well as to his ability as a writer. He took great interest in political affairs and in a modest way exerted in his prime a very considerable influence in county politics, always true to principle.
|
| Occupation |
teacher; missionary to the Indian tribes in the west |
- William H Hydorn
Birth: Apr. 17, 1808
Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York, USA
Death: Dec. 4, 1897
Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
According to Baptism record, son of Henrich Heidorn and Elizabeth(Clint).
Probable Brother of Adam and others.
Husband of Eleanor Burdick.
6 children, of his sons>
One died as a baby and was one of the first burials here,
One was killed in Action at Chancellorville Va. and
the third was sent home with dysentery but died with two months of making it home.
Of the 3 daughters
one became a missionary to the Indian tribes of the West but contracted small pox or the Measels and died at a home in IL.
The second contracted TB and died at the age of 40.
The third lived to be close to 90.
All the children are buried here or remembered but the oldest daughter and she has been added here as its not clear where she die or exactly when but the general year and may of also been married; Her parents were not sure..
Family links:
Spouse: Eleanor Burdick Hydorn (1807 - 1886)*
Children:
William F Hydorn (1831 - 1835)*
Eleanor Cordelia Hydorn (1833 - 1871)*
Louisa Hydorn Greenman (1836 - 1925)*
Sybil Jane Hydorn Greene (1837 - 1877)*
Charles Hydorn (1839 - 1863)*
Sullivan J Hydorn (1840 - 1862)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Woodland Cemetery
Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Chris Hobson
Record added: Jun 04, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 130868459
|
| Death |
Oct 1871 |
Illinois, USA [1] |
- FaceBook 20151220, shared by Lanny Nunn, transcribed by john c wetzel-
WILLIAM H. HYDORN.
As one by one the pioneers of Potter county are called to take their place among "the great majority on the other shore," it becomes the sad duty of the journalist to make record of the closing scene and announce to his readers that the end of this or that life has come.
In writing of the death of William H. Hydorn, whose portrait accompanies this sketch, we feel a peculiar sense of satisfaction in the conviction that he died as he had lived, peacefully, patiently, bravely. And we speak of him thus as one that was near and dear, for since boyhood we have known the man as a sturdy example of probity and true nobility.
His death occurred Saturday afternoon, Dec. 4th, following a gradual breaking down of the strong vitality that had carried him through many hardships of pioneer life, and he dropped quietly to sleep, conscious that death had come to end his suffering, which for many weeks had been severe, and, smiling at those gathered about his bedside whispered to them that the end was near. He died the death of the righteous. On Monday his remains were followed by many friends, relatives and neighbors to Hebron, where Rev. Kenyon preached a funeral sermon and the mortal part of this good man was laid beside the other members of his family in the beautiful cemetery on the hill.
Deceased was born in April, 1808, and moved to Hebron in 1833, where he had taken a farm two years before. Here he contended with the rigors of winter and the trials of the backwoods life till (sic) he could look over his own broad acres and see the settlement enjoying many of the privileges of older communities.
He married Eleanor Burdick at Grafton, NY, in 1832 and six children were born to them, of which but one, Louisa, is living, Mrs. Sylvester Greenman, now a widow in Boulder, Colorado. Cordelia the eldest of the children, one of the most capable of teachers for many years, died in Illinois in 1871. June Green died in 1877. Her daughter Grace has kept the cosy (sic) home in Coudersport where her grandfather spent his last days, giving him the kindest care. Charles the eldest son was killed at Chancellorsville, in 1863. Sullivan the youngest died at the age of 22 and he and Mrs. Green are buried beside their father and mother.
Mr. Hydorn, with all the privations of early life in Potter, held aloft high ideals, and no man in the county was more zealous in the cause of education than he. His family imbibed the same spirit and we find his children and grandchildren inheriting that love of "freedom which the truth makes free," that distinguished William Hydorn from many of his fellows. He was a diffident man, extremely so, and hence not "prominent" as many are who have less title to fame, but in every position he occupied Mr. Hydorn discharged his duty faithfully, intelligently, winning the esteem of all men with whom he had dealings. He was a ready writer and a profound and accurate thinker. His contributions to the early Journal of which he was a subscriber for nearly fifty years, bear testimony to his enthusiasm for the diffusion of knowledge as well as to his ability as a writer. He took great interest in political affairs and in a modest way exerted in his prime a very considerable influence in county politics, always true to principle.
______________
William H Hydorn
Birth: Apr. 17, 1808
Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York, USA
Death: Dec. 4, 1897
Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
According to Baptism record, son of Henrich Heidorn and Elizabeth(Clint).
Probable Brother of Adam and others.
Husband of Eleanor Burdick.
6 children, of his sons>
One died as a baby and was one of the first burials here,
One was killed in Action at Chancellorville Va. and
the third was sent home with dysentery but died with two months of making it home.
Of the 3 daughters
one became a missionary to the Indian tribes of the West but contracted small pox or the Measels and died at a home in IL.
The second contracted TB and died at the age of 40.
The third lived to be close to 90.
All the children are buried here or remembered but the oldest daughter and she has been added here as its not clear where she die or exactly when but the general year and may of also been married; Her parents were not sure..
Family links:
Spouse: Eleanor Burdick Hydorn (1807 - 1886)*
Children:
William F Hydorn (1831 - 1835)*
Eleanor Cordelia Hydorn (1833 - 1871)*
Louisa Hydorn Greenman (1836 - 1925)*
Sybil Jane Hydorn Greene (1837 - 1877)*
Charles Hydorn (1839 - 1863)*
Sullivan J Hydorn (1840 - 1862)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Woodland Cemetery
Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Chris Hobson
Record added: Jun 04, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 130868459
- contracted small pox or measels, died in a home in Illinois
|
| Burial |
Abt Oct 1871 |
Woodland (Five Corners) Cemetery, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA [1] |
- Eleanor Cordelia Hydorn
Birth: Aug., 1833
Death: Oct., 1871
Daughter of William Hydorn and Eleanor Burdick...Became a missionary to the western Indians right before the Civil War.. At that time period Women were not allowed to do this service unmarried so Eleanor may of wed before going west (family unclear on this) contracted Measles or smallpox and sent East to recover which she did not. Possibly died and buried some place in IL. but again the family was not sure and were still in deep mourning over the two sons that they had lost during the Civil War.. Died around Oct. of 1870 or 1871..Remembered here with the rest of her family
Family links:
Parents: William H Hydorn (1808 - 1897)
Eleanor Burdick Hydorn (1807 - 1886)
Siblings:
William F Hydorn (1831 - 1835)*
Eleanor Cordelia Hydorn (1833 - 1871)
Louisa Hydorn Greenman (1836 - 1925)*
Sybil Jane Hydorn Greene (1837 - 1877)*
Charles Hydorn (1839 - 1863)*
Sullivan J Hydorn (1840 - 1862)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Woodland Cemetery
Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Chris Hobson
Record added: Jun 04, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 130879221
William H Hydorn
Birth: Apr. 17, 1808
Brunswick, Rensselaer County, New York, USA
Death: Dec. 4, 1897
Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
According to Baptism record, son of Henrich Heidorn and Elizabeth(Clint).
Probable Brother of Adam and others.
Husband of Eleanor Burdick.
6 children, of his sons>
One died as a baby and was one of the first burials here,
One was killed in Action at Chancellorville Va. and
the third was sent home with dysentery but died with two months of making it home.
Of the 3 daughters
one became a missionary to the Indian tribes of the West but contracted small pox or the Measels and died at a home in IL.
The second contracted TB and died at the age of 40.
The third lived to be close to 90.
All the children are buried here or remembered but the oldest daughter and she has been added here as its not clear where she die or exactly when but the general year and may of also been married; Her parents were not sure..
Family links:
Spouse: Eleanor Burdick Hydorn (1807 - 1886)*
Children:
William F Hydorn (1831 - 1835)*
Eleanor Cordelia Hydorn (1833 - 1871)*
Louisa Hydorn Greenman (1836 - 1925)*
Sybil Jane Hydorn Greene (1837 - 1877)*
Charles Hydorn (1839 - 1863)*
Sullivan J Hydorn (1840 - 1862)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Woodland Cemetery
Hebron, Potter County, Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Chris Hobson
Record added: Jun 04, 2014
Find A Grave Memorial# 130868459
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| Person ID |
I54573 |
WETZEL-SPRING |
| Father |
Hydorn, William H., b. 17 Apr 1808, Brunswick, Rensselaer, New York, USA d. 4 Dec 1897, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 89 years) |
| Relationship |
natural |
| Mother |
Burdick, Eleanor, b. 4 Jun 1807, Grafton, Rensselaer, New York, USA d. 1886, Eulalia Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 78 years) |
| Relationship |
natural |
| Marriage |
1832 |
Grafton, Rensselaer, New York, USA |
- FaceBook 20151220, shared by Lanny Nunn, transcribed by john c wetzel-
WILLIAM H. HYDORN.
,,,
He married Eleanor Burdick at Grafton, NY, in 1832 and six children were born to them, of which but one, Louisa, is living, Mrs. Sylvester Greenman, now a widow in Boulder, Colorado. Cordelia the eldest of the children, one of the most capable of teachers for many years, died in Illinois in 1871. June Green died in 1877. Her daughter Grace has kept the cosy (sic) home in coudersport where her grandfather spent his last days, giving him the kindest care. Charles the eldest son was killed at Chancellorsville, in 1863. Sullivan the youngest died at the age of 22 and he and Mrs. Green are buried beside their father and mother.
,,,
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| Issue, jt |
Hebron Twp, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA |
| six children |
| residence jt |
1869 |
Hebron, Hebron, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA |
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map USA PA Potter Hebron 1869 LOCr PS
20250414GHLn-
Map of Potter Co., Pennsylvania from actual surveys and official records
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https://www.loc.gov/item/gm69001428/
Chicago citation style:
D.G. Beers & Co. Map of Potter Co., Pennsylvania from actual surveys and official records. Philadelphia, 1869. Map.… |
| Family ID |
F39378 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
1833 - 1871 (38 years)
