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- Ebenezer came from Dutchess County to Seneca County about 1810, then removed to Wayne/Tyrone, Steuben/Schuyler Co.,NY about 1815.
- In 1812 there was a log house, owned by Ebenezer Russell, that was used for school purposes. This log house was the first school in Interlaken(NY) and stood north of the Goodman Hotel, where Railroad Avenue is today(1935). It had a mammoth fire-place in which were used logs eight and ten feet long. There were three or four other log houses and two frame houses there at that time. It was equipped with slab seats. The name of the first teacher was Joshua C. Covert. One of its early teachers was Judge Nathan B. Wheeler.
- 1820 census Wayne, Steuben Co., NY Ebenezer RUSSELL 200010300100100
- 1820May05 - of Wayne, purchased 50 acres of land in Wayne Twp from Elkhanah Watson (and wife Rachel) of Albany, for $176 (Twp 5, 1st Range, Steuben Co., west of half of lot #3 in great lot #33)
- Town of Tyrone was formed 16Apr1822 from Wayne, Steuben County, at which time Ebenezer Russell was named the first Overseer of Highways.
- 1823Jun21 Ebenezer was listed as a Qualified Juror from Tyrone.
- 1825Mar08 - of Tyrone, sold 50 acres of land in Wayne to Elizabeth Booth, of Tyrone for $400 dollars(Twp 5, 1st Range, Steuben Co., west of half of lot #3 in great lot #33).
- 1830 census Tyrone,Steuben Co.,NY Ebenezer Russell 00001010000000011000100000
- 1832Feb07 - Ebenezer and wife Sarah, of Tyrone, paid off their mortgage in full of said property purchased 05May1820 from Elkhanah Watson, assigned by Dugald Cameron - apparently the same property that Ebenezer mortgage to Elizabeth Booth and was paid in full on the same day - Steuben County Mortgage Book 6, page 368-369.
- Sarah is certainly older than Ebenezer, possibly her second marriage???
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