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51 1820 in Liberty, Sullivan County, New York (1 male under 10, 1 male 16-26, 1 female under 10, 1 female 16-26) Next door to Ichabod Benton.
  • 1824Jan15 Land (Witness) Liber.3,Page 650-Liberty, NY - Charles Benton purchased land in Liberty from Benjamin Hardenburgh and his wife Cornelia(d/o Cornelius Wynkoop) for $150 (50acres) -witness: Darius Martin and John H. Brown
  • 1828Dec13 Land (Seller) Liber.7, Page 180- Liberty, NY - Hardenburgh Patent, Lot 2, Div23 (Bounded by Charles Benton lands) containing 50 acres of land and buildings, $100, John H. Brown and Hannah Brown, his wife, of Liberty sold to Cornelia Hardenburgh. - recorded 1830Aug05, witnessed G,M, Hardenburgh and Julius Benton.
  • 1830 in Rockland, Sullivan County, New York (1 male under 5, 2 males 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 1 female under 5, 1 female 10-15, 1 female 30-40)
  • 1831Apr01 - Letter for John H. Brown at the Monticello Post Office (Republican Watchman, Monticello, NY, April 19, 1831)
  • 1840 unknown
  • 1846Sep22 Land transaction (Book15/Page101) - wife Hannah purchased 50 acres in Damascus. Same land she sold(Book25/Page58) in 1856 to their son Ichabod and on the same day transferred the deed back to them both them for as long as they live, then it will transfer back to Ichabod.
  • 1850 Damascus, Wayne Co., Pennsylvania working as a farmer (aged 55) with wife Hannah (aged 53), children: Henry, Hannah, Zilpha, Henrietta, and farm laborer Henry Miller(aged 34)- his widowed son-in-law.
  • 1860 living with his son William R. Brown in Liberty, Sullivan Co., NY as a farm laborer(aged 65) with wife Hannah(aged 62) and daugher Zylpha(aged 22).
  • 1870 unknown
  • 1880 unknown

    (Not the John Brown buried in Clayton Co.,Iowa) 
    		• Brown, John H. (I34071)
     
    52 1820 in Marcellas also John, William, Solomon, William Hunt two away from Asa, Solomon also on same page, poss. brothers

  • 1830 census there is Solomon and William both born between 1781 and 1790. They are noted listed in the Hunt Family History (Ancestors and descendants of Samuel Hunt of Pauling, Dutchess County and Cambridge, Washington County, New York, Jerome D. Traver, 2005). I believe they are the link to Deborah, assumed siblings). Note that the Thomas Hunt that came to Marcellus (had Seneca(1786), Samuel(1784), Solomon(1797), David(1799) and others had a sister named had an Aunt named Deborah. Thomas' father was Samuel(1735-1800), of Cambridge, Washington Co., NY) - border near Vermont/Mass. It would appear that Solomon and William and Deborah are children of Samuel(1735)'s brother, unknown.

  • Ironically William Hunt(1715) had a daughter, Deborah(b.1746) that married Asa Haynes. William's son Daniel had a daughter, Deborah(b.22Sep1783, per Family Bible). Is this Deborah, our Deborah and her cemetery marker is incorrect? No one has a record of who this Deborah married, only that she was living in 1809 at the time of her father's will (in Ulster Co.,NY) 
    		• Hunt, Deborah (I12213)
     
    53 1820 living in Clinton,Dutchess Co.,NY. 1840 living in
    Chatham,Columbia Co.,NY     		Sleight, Simpson (I14196)
     
    54 1820 living in Geneseo,NY near the Harrison's, Haynes, Kelly families. Bardwell, Perez Jr. (I14824)
     
    55 1820 living on her late husbands farm in Hector, next to her father, Abraham Leonard.
    Catherine married second to Ambrose Dunham, of Howard,Steuben Co.,NY. She had three children with her first husband, William Smith; Sally, Abram, and John. Also four children with Ambrose; Richard, Ira, Elizabeth, and Laura.     		Leonard, Catherine (I279)
     
    56 1826Mar14 FOSTER TANNER of Marcellus sold to JOHN BOGGS for $70 part of Lot 53 Marcellus, bounded by NATHAN TANNER'S land, WYLSE and EARLLS land, JOHN BURNS' land, ELEAZER BURNS' land containing five and a half acres of lands formerly belonging to the late NATHAN TANNER deceased. Signed FOSTER TANNER 14 March 1826 (Book GG p. 450-451 LDS film 0869672) Tanner, Foster (I20496)
     
    57 1830 census - Livonia, Livingston Co., NY, Unice Gillet, female 70-79 years. only person in household. Living next to/near: Arthur Price, Matthew Gray, Joseph Heath, Joshua Bosley, Edmund Bosley, Calvin Bicknell, George Wilkins, John Wilkins, Horace Bronson, Lyman Ball, Samuel Bronson, Hosea Ball, among others.

  • Most likely the "Mrs.Gillet" mentioned below:
    1838Sep25 Newspaper - Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of one Execution issued by the Clerk of the County of the Livingston, and to direct and delivered against the goods and chattels, lands and tenements of Elezer Gillet in my bailiwick, I have seized and taken all the right, title and interest of the said Elezer Gillet, of which he was seized on the 19th day of July, 1834, in and to the following described piece or parcel of land, situate, lying and being in the town of Livonia, county of Livingston, state of New York, and bounded and described as follows, to wit being part of the lot divided and set off to Sarah Bosley: Beginning at a stake on the line between South Town [Livonia] and Geneseo, south of Bosley's mill-dam, thence running east four rods in the bank of the pond or Conesus stream; thence running by the said stream or pond for line or bounds, a northerly course, until you come against the first mentioned stake; thence about twelve rods to said stake or corner, containing nine acres of land be the same more or less. All of which I shall sell at public vendue, at the house kept by Mrs. Gillet in the town of Livonia, on the 8th day of November next, at one o'clock, P. M. Dated Geneseo, Sept, 24, 1838. J.W. WENDELL, Late Sheriff.
    (The Livingston Register, Geneseo, NY, September 25, 1838, page 3)

    Later addition of the newspaper republished on and after January 2nd 1839 give a different location and date of the of the sale to occur. Instead of Nov 8th 1838 at Mrs. Gillet's kept house in Livonia, it will be February 6th 1839 at C. Watson's house in Geneseo. This leads me to believe that Mrs. Gillet may have passed away some time in Oct 1838 (the last article dated Oct 9th still shows it at Mrs. Gillet's.

  • Eunice is not the daughter of Elihu and Lois Palmer, b.1755. This Eunice married Josiah Smith in Windam,CT and is buried in the Old Scotland Cemetery there in 1829. I have not found any source to our Euince being a Palmer (other than she had two grandsons named Palmer... might want to look at the surname Wilkes or Wilkins, or Lyman). 
    		• Palmer, Eunice (I4578)
     
    58 1830 census of son Henry shows her age, born between 1760 and 1770. 1840 census of son Henry shows her age, born between 1750 and 1760. Daughter Catherine d/c states her mother,Mary, was born in Herkimer Co.,NY House, Maria Elizabeth (I163)
     
    59 1830 in Groveland,NY - living near Joseph Whitney, Robert Burns, and Joseph Black.
    1840 in Birdsall,NY - living near Lyman Hill, Waitstill Bardwell, Mr. Gambrell.
    1850 in Burns, NY - Royal Wilkins, Martin Guy, Peter Bacon.     		Harris, Martin (I40012)
     
    60 1830 in Palatine,NY, listed as "Levy Burton" (Possibly named for his Uncle Levi Wood)

         		Burditt, Levi (I25369)
     
    61 1830 living in Gerry,Chautauqua Co..NY. Scarabourgh, Ontario in 1837. Staley, Conrad (I13110)
     
    62 1830 living in Marcellus as head of household. Also, there is his mother (50-60), one female (15-20), 4 females (20-30), 2 females (30-40).  Burns, Francis (I47333)
     
    63 1830 through 1850 in Farmington,Oakland Co.,MI McMichael, William (I21000)
     
    64 1837, Lot 27, Con 4, Scarboro Twp, York City, Ontario Staley, Peter (I16493)
     
    65 1838Apr10 - Reuben Kousch, of Cohocton, purchased for $157, 26 acres of land, part of lot 88, from Adam and Katherine Drum
    (Steuben County Deeds Book 30, page 123)

  • 1851Jan22 - Reuben Kousch, of Wayland, purchased for $66, the south 10 acres off the east 30 acres of lot number 5 in the Cameron tract, from Jacob and Mary Waggoner.
    (Steuben County Deeds Book 57, page 285)

  • The following persons were named in the surrogate's newspaper clipping regarding the estate of Reuben Kausch:
    Sophia Gottschall, of Dansville, Livingston County, NY;
    Caroline Lander, of Dansville, Steuben Co., NY;
    Valentine Koush, Charlotte Came, Louisa Fox, Margaret Warkley, Caroline Perkins, Mary Koush, Jacob Koush, and Christian Koush, of Wayland, Steuben Co., NY;
    Louisa Flackuz and Christian Koush, of Eskwiller in Prussia.
    The above-mentioned persons were cited to appear before the surrogate's office in the town of Bath, Steuben County, NY on the 7th day of September next. This was dated 20Jul1863. 
    		• Kausch, Johann Rudolph (I221)
     
    66 1840 census - Livonia NY - Sylva Gillett - 1 male 10-15, 1 male 15-20, 2 males 20-30, 1 female 20-30 and 1 female 50-60. Next door to the George and John Wilkin, John Daily, Henry Albaugh, Rufus Green, B.L. Stedman.

  • 1850 Living with her son, Lyman in 1850 and 1855 in NY
    1865 census in Alfred, while living with son, Lyman, states she had 8 children and married twice, now widowed. She was not living with Lyman in 1860 so possibly married and living somewhere else.  
    		• Taylor, Sylvia (I23470)
     
    67 1840 census - Morris, Knox Co., Ohio - Lucy Ameden, one male 15-19; one male 20-29; one female 15-19; one female 40-49.  Wadsworth, Lucy (I1694)
     
    68 1840 census Le Boeuf, Erie, Pennsylvania Brower, John P. (I48412)
     
    69 1840 census Le Boeuf, Erie, Pennsylvania Halstead, Hannah (I48411)
     
    70 1840 census she is between 20 and 30 years old. Brown, Julianna (I208)
     
    71 1840 in Kane, Ill Haynes, Harrison (I46959)
     
    72 1840 in Roxbury,NY Corbin, Daniel (I23053)
     
    73 1840 in Williamson,Wayne Co.,NY and 1850 living in Ontario,Wayne Co.,NY. Was one of the first Trustee of the First Wesleyan Methodist Church in Ontario(Wayne Co.,NY) March 1857. Clark, John (I20376)
     
    74 1840 living in Barre, Orleans Co., NY - large family (age 40 -49) Burns, Andrew (I47295)
     
    75 1840 living in Branch Co., Michigan. Wadsworth, Azuba (I1693)
     
    76 1840 living in Carrolton, Greene Co., IL. 1860 in Manchester, MI. Living with his son-in-law in 1870 and 1880, also living with them in 1870 was Rachel McMichael aged 66.

  • One by one our old pioneers are passing away, the scythe of time is fast cutting the brittle-thread of life and launching them into eternity. The last of our honored pioneers to pass to the other shore was Mr. Harvey Squier, who came to this township in 1832 and has lived here 59 years, excepting perhaps a few years when he made it his home part of the time with his son-in-law, Henry Martin of Jackson. He owned one of the best farms on the west plains, which is now occupied by his grand-daughter and husband, Mr. & Mrs. W. H. Henion.
    Mr. Squier was nearly 82 years of age and had enjoyed very good health until of late. He died on Sunday night and his funeral was from his late residence yesterday afternoon.
    (The Manchester Enterprise, Manchester, Michigan, 28 May 1891; page 3, col.3) 
    		• Squier, Alanson Harvey (I21886)
     
    77 1840 living in Charlestown,MA Barker, Asa Burditt (I26384)
     
    78 1840 most likely the Leonard Pratt in Jackson, MI and in Aurelius, Ingham Co, Michigan there after. Pratt, Leonard (I32329)
     
    79 1840 Orange, Delawre Co.,Ohio

    1850 Bennington,Morrow Co.,Ohio. Living next door to daughters Mary Barrow, Charlotte Manville, and son Samuel.

    1856 Iowa census, living in Washington,Johnson Co.,IA, occupation - Cabinet Maker. Living with wife and daughter Mary Barrows. Census shows he had been in the state for 4 years (Barrows -5 yrs).

    Same year (1856) Iowa census. Samuel and Sarah were again counted as living in Union,Johnson Co.,IA with their daughter Charlotte Manville's family. There shows occupation as Machinist.

    1860, aged 71, Carpenter by trade, living with his wife and daughter, Mary A Barrows in Hardin,IA     		Wadsworth, Samuel (I1692)
     
    80 1840 residing in Boston,MA, working as a Muscian.
    Member of the Boston Brigade Band. Composed and performed several arrangements. He was the founder and leader of the celebrated "Burditt's Boston Brass Band."     		Burditt, Benjamin Augusta (I8222)
     
    81 1843Dec29 - Solomon G. Davis and his wife, Maria Jane Davis, of East Bloomfield sold for $200 to James Davis, of the same place part of lot 76 in East Bloomfield containing 54 acres.

    1850 Solomon G. Davis - Auburn Prison (Cayuga Co.,NY), there since 1849, born NY, Furniture Maker, Convicted of Rape.

    NYS EX Order Commutation 1/20/1855, Solomon G. Davis, Convicted of rape and incest in Co. of Ontario in Month of Feb 1849. Sentenced to 2 years 6 months” (Originally sentenced to 10 years and 6 month)

    1855 Solomon Davis, a Cooper, married, living with his brother, James, in East Bloomfield. Also, in household with his son William. The Andrews(Benjamin and Lucinda) family next-door shows Sarah Davis, 9, adpt daughter (living there last 4 months). I don't find his wife in East Bloomfield or anywhere in 1855.      		Davis, Solomon G. (I21075)
     
    82 1846, of Centerville,Allegany Co.,NY Dippy, Levi (I12598)
     
    83 1846, of Michigan. He is found in the 1850 census in
    Autrim,Shiawassee Co.,MI, as a farmer with a real estate value of
    $800.     		Dippy, John Jr. (I12599)
     
    84 1846, of West Sparta. Lived with her grandmothers a few weeks before
    she died.     		Dippy, Susannah (I12600)
     
    85 184622Sep Land Transaction(Book15/Page101) Hannah Brown, of Damascus, purchased land in Damascus, Wayne Co.,PA from Heli Skinner and his wife Permelia,, of Damascus,PA - $270 - 50acres (same land deed from Nathan Skinner to Heli in 1843 to Nathan) - no mention of her John H..
  • 1856Dec13 Land Transaction(Book25/Page57) Hannah Brown, of Damascus, sold land in Damascus, Wayne Co.,PA to Ichabod H.Brown, of Damascus,PA - $1000 - 50acres (same land deeded from Heli Skinner to Hannah Brown in 1846).
  • 1856Dec13 Land Transaction(Book25/Page58) Hannah Brown and John H Brown, her husband, of Damascus, purchased land in Damascus, Wayne Co.,PA from Ichabod H.Brown, of Damascus,PA - $1000 - 50acres (same land deeded from Heli Skinner to Hannah Brown in 1846). containing 50acres (same tract of land conveyed to Hannah Brown from Heli Skinner in 1846 
    		• Benton, Hannah (I34072)
     
    86 1850 Albany Co., 1860 Kings Co.,NY. Fish, Ethridge (I41709)
     
    87 1850 and 1860 living at Fort Ann, New York

  • List of letters remaining in the post office at Whitehall, July 1, 1836 ... Israel Burditt, among others.
    (Sandy-Hill Herald, Sandy Hill, Washington County, NY, Tuesday, August 9, 1836)

  • 1850 census in Fort Ann, his mother, Ruth Burditt (81) was living with his family. NOTE: this helps prove the case that this Israel is the son of Ebenezer and Ruth Burditt, not the son of Thomas and Lois as some have shown in their family trees online. Also, the fact that this Israel was born in Grafton VT in 1792, four years before Thomas and Lois moved to Grafton (as per the affidavit of Thomas Jr in 1854 stating his Uncle Ebenezer helped his father move in 1796 when he was 15years old from Lancaster to Grafton).

  • Israel Burdett, father of Hon. Geo. C. Burdett of this city, died Thursday at the residence of his son-in-law in Whitehall, in the eighty-fifth year of his age.
    (Troy Daily Times, Troy, NY, Wednesday Afternoon, May 10, 1876)

  • Another of our old citizens has fallen in death. Mr. Israel Burdett died on Thursday of this week at the residence of his son-in-law, Mr. Frank Havens, in the 85th year of his age.
    The deceased was born in the year 1792, in Grafton, Vermont. He came to this town at quite an early age. He was a farmer by occupation and resided on many of the well-known farms in this locality. He finally removed to West Fort Ann, where he resided until the death of his wife in 1871. Since that time, he has resided with his daughter, Mrs. Franklin B. Havens, in this place, where his death occurred as stated.
    The deceased leaves six children surviving him. Of these are the Hon. George C. Burdett, of Troy; Mr. Elliott Burdett, of this place; Mr. Israel Burdett, of Chestertown, N.Y.; Mrs. F. B. Havens, of this place; Mrs. Saunders Ferris, of Chestertown; and Mrs. John L. Strait, of St. Albans, Vt. — Whitehall Chronicle.
    (The Rutland Daily Herald, Rutland (VT), Wednesday, May 10, 1876, page 2)
     
    		• Burditt, Israel (I8237)
     
    88 1850 and 1860 living in Conneaut,Ashtabula Co.,Ohio Abbey, Shubal (I6147)
     
    89 1850 Bristol with mother and siblings (father not in household at time of census)
    1855 East Bloomfield living next her his Uncle James (where her father was living) and living with her cousin, Benjamin Andrews, (shown as adopted daughter). Not sure where her mother is in 1855.
    1860 Bristol with her mother, brother(William), and sister(Julia).
    1865 Bristol - servant to Leonard and Adelaide Jones.     		Davis, Sarah Emma (I21074)
     
    90 1850 census - husband is David Pritchard (b.1790)
    1860 living in Liverpool,Medina Co.,OH     		Pool, Rebekah S. (I2241)
     
    91 1850 census Altas, Michigan, aged 63, living with her son, Palmer. Gillett, Susanna (I399)
     
    92 1850 census Dansville,Steuben Co.,NY - husband Alfred is a Waggonmaker Hendee, Sarah Sandusky (I1813)
     
    93 1850 census in Leciester,MA with wife, Elizabeth, daughters Anjenett
    and Mary Ann, and son-in-law Timothy Parker.     		Woodward, Asahel (I24996)
     
    94 1850 census living his her parents (Timothy also living there) Woodward, Mary Ann (I25968)
     
    95 1850 census Manillus,NY: Aged 73 YEARS, Born CANADA, living near George Brown Son Jacob H. Brown wrote in the House Genealogy that his mother was born August 1774 and his father 1773 CT Staley, Lucina (I24973)
     
    96 1850 census North Dansville #553 (Frederic Wagoner), Peter Wagoner,
    ae.14 b.Germany

  • 1860 census Ossian #4 (Frederick Wagoner), Peter Wagoner, ae.26 New York, Farmer ($260/$100)

  • WAGNER - In Ossian, 28th ult., Peter Wagner, aged 27 years.
    (Dansville Advertiser, Thursday Morning, February 21, 1861)
     
    		• Wagner, Johann Peter (I11487)
     
    97 1850 census North Dansville, #624 (John W. Brown), "Mary E. Brown, ae.4" and 1860 census North Dansville, #594 (John W. Brown), "Mary E. Brown, ae.14" and 1870 census North Dansville, #162 (John Brown), "Mary Brown, ae. 24"
    Mary B. Martin(1846-1923), tombstone inscription, (Section N, on Brown Lot); read by Andrew Burdett, on 28 May 1997.     		Brown, Mary E. (I2858)
     
    98 1850 census North Dansville, #706 (Orville Tousey), "Frances Tousey, ae.34, b.NY"
  • 1860 census North Dansville, #596 (Orvel Tousey),
    "Frances Tousey, ae.44, b.NY"
  • 1865 census states that Frances had seven children.
  • Named in her brother's, Andrew Jackson Hartman, obituary. 
    		• Hartman, Frances (I11158)
     
    99 1850 census of Alfred, looks like Leroy or Lucy, ?female. Allen, LeRoy (I2344)
     
    100 1850 Census of Varick, NY shows grandson Addison Knox McDuffee was 5 and living with Joseph McDuffee, Joseph (I47082)
     

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