Three Rivers
Hudson~Mohawk~Schoharie
History From America's Most Famous Valleys
143. Johann George (John G. ) (5)
b. 7 or 8-15-bp 8-17-1788 Sprs: Johann Bader and wife Engel Loscher (Dut Ref Ch S A Palatine Dist't) d 8-27-1876 m Gertrude Zimmerman (b 3-17-1790 d 7-14-1869) sister of Dorothy Zimmerman who m 107 Joseph G. (4) and of Fred Zimmerman who m a Mary Klock (S O K).
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345. I. Mary m John Ingersoll
346. II. Lucinda m Wm. Clause (S O K's line) b 1813 d 1854 Tombstone, Town of Fillmore, Allegheny Co. N.Y.
347. III. Permela m Bingham Warner
348. IV. Mary Ann m Henry H. Willy, and bur Ingham's Mills.
349. V. Eliza Ann m John D. Robinson
350. VI. Areli **
351. VII. Nehemiah **
352. VIII. Gertrude m 1. J. Burkdorf m 2. Dennis Handy
ch: SURNAME HANDY
352 A. Klock D.
353. IX. Fidelia m 1. Charles Connor m 2. Robert Richardson
145. George G. I. (5)*
b 3-25-1793 d 5-29-1875 m Harriet Goodale (b 3-11-1790 d 11-10-1875) (from the record of Morgan Klock, Pittsford, NY.)
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354. I. Stephen **
355. II. Harvey **
356. III. Sally b 1817
357. IV. Polly (called Mary) m 350 Areli and ch under his name.
*Note: George G I. (farmer) and wife Harriet Goodale are named on the 1855 Census list of June, Town of St. Johnsville, NY
146.Christopher (recorded also as Christofel) (5)
b 12-12-1794 in S.A. Sprs: Nelchoir Bader and Marie Eisenlord (not m) (S.A. record) d 3-8-1868 m 6-7-1817 or 18 Elizabeth Dysselin (61C.)
Christopher was pvt. in Capt. Fred Getman's 2nd Reg't War of 1812. Was tavern keeper in St. Johnsville, NY. Bur in St. Johnsville.
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358. I. Barbara b 2-25-1819
359. II. John Henry **
360. III. Mary b 10-23-bp 12-21-1823
361. IV. Magdalena b 3-20-bp 5-21-1826
362. V. Elizabeth b 3-4-bp 6-15-1828
363. VI. Ann Catharine b 3-4-bp 6-15-1828) twins
364. VII. Horatio b 7-11-bp 6-15-1832
365. VIII. Irving**
148. Henry G. (5)
b. 1797 (Mr. Prindle's record) (S O K has b 2-28-1796) d 2-5-1796 d 2-5-1871 Sprs: John and Catherine Eisenlord. m an Elizabeth Klock ( b 1798 d 4-10-1869. (Record of Morgan Klock).
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366. I. Jeremiah**
367. II. Barbara m Calvin Herrick Becker (father of 900 Morgan Klock's mother).
151 Daniel Clock (5)
b 8-26-or 29-1789 Recorded in Dut Ref Ch of St. Johnsville, NY m Polly 7-18-1813.
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368. I. Dyadamia b 9-25-1815. She may be the Mrs. D.C. Reed spoken of in letter to Milo, son or Argalus, to D.H. Clock, sent to H L C W by 610 Flora Clock of Bryan, Ohio.
369. II. Argalus **
152. David Clock (5)
This is the David who in speaking to 610 Flora insisted that he was b inOak Hill, NY so the record in the St. Johnsville Dut Ref Ch is probably one of bp --12-29-1792 Sprs: Jacob Klock and Catharine H. Klock, Margaret Gantz of Licking Co., Ohio and then moved to Huron Co., Ohio, and with the exception of five years spent in Seneca Co., lived forty-six years on his farm on the Milan Rd. straight out Main St. fromMonroeville, Ohio where he d 4-17-1877. "Cottage Hill" was the name of his home.
From David's obiturary in the local newspaper: "On April 15 1837, David Clock and wife Margaret and two daughters, Julia Ann and Mary Ann, were received by the Baptist Church (Monroeville) and on the next day were baptized in the Huron River. Davids' work and record as a Christian stands connected with the hitory of the Baptist Church of this place, of which so many years he has been a loved and active member. In his death, the family lose a kind and much loved father and grandfather, the Church and efficient member, and the community antoher of those who, as pioneers, have done so much to make the section what it is, and who has occupied for so many years a prominent place as a citizen."
Both bur Riverside Cemetery, Monroeville, Ohio
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370. I. Julia Ann b 8-26-1819 d 1866 m Hon. W. C. Edsel in 1840. Both he and Julia Ann attended Oberlin College. He helped to found Olivet College in Olivet, Michigan and for five years was Sec'y and Treas of the college. The Hon. edsel was one of the founders of the Republican Party, under the Oaks at Jackson, Mich when that party was organized. He accumulated a large amount of property, and was 86 years old when he died in 1866.
ch: SURNAME EDSEL
370 A. Alice; 370 B. Henry; 370 C. Sarah; 370 D. Charles W. m
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370 D a David E; 370 D b Charles W.
ch: SURNAME JORDAN
371 A. Edwin
371. B. Charles m his cousin 380 A. Marian Hamilton
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371 B a Margaret b 8-1-1885 m Otto C. Wolfe (b 4-18-1878) Spanish War Veteran. Live in Rondeau Park, Ontario, Canada.
ch: SURNAME WOLFE
371 B a (I) Charles Jordan b 3-19-1910. Cap't WW II in South Pacific; m Margaret Darnell
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371 B a (I) I Nancy Elizabeth b 11-30-1942
371 B a (I) II Susan Margaret b 3-29-1947
371 Ba (II) Cliffe Hamilton b 2-23-1913. T/Sgt. WW II, England, German Prison Camp; d 11-17-1944 in Battle of the Bulge.
371 B b Charles William b 2-2-1887 d 1888
372. III. Margaret b 1-26-1823 d 1880 m Ward Bartlett
ch: SURNAME BARTLETT
372 A. Julia; 372 B. Lizzie; 372 C. Frank
373. IV. Matilda b 8-15-1825 m Douglas Squire
ch: SURNAME SQUIRE
373 A. Maud m Clarence Brown of Norwalk, Ohio
374. V. Wm. B. **
372. VI Charles D. **
376. VIII. Susan b 1832 m ----Phelps
ch: SURNAME PHELPS
376 A. Della m ---- Hatchett, Spokan, Wash.
376. B. Teena Mae
376 C. Frank
377. VIII. George J. b 4-15-1835 d 5-15-1835
153. Timothy Clock (5)
b 3-24-bp 4-13-1794 Sprs: Johannes Oehl and Maria Klock (Minden NY record). d 3-14-1855 m Phoebe Carr (b 9-19-1793 d 3-21-1872) in Manlius, NY in 1818.
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378. I. James Anson b 5-28-1821. He was called "Ad, the fiddler". He was engaged to be married to Betsy Robbins, Monroeville O. (Betsey made all our dresses) (H L C W). Ad d 1874.
379. II. Lutyheria b 1-21-1823 d 9-23-1846 m J. J. Hollister
ch:SURNAME HOLLISTER
379 A. Robert (Is named Wm. Rober on his tombstone in Riverside Cemetery, Monroeville, O.)
380. III. Berthula b 9-10-1824 d 12-25-1912 m James Hamilton
ch: SURNAME HAMILTON
380 A. Marian b 8-22-1855 d 10-5-1919 M 371 B. Chares Jordan, her cousin, ch under his name.
380 B. Clay D. b 1853 d 1881
381. IV. Lovina Viola b 8-6-1826 m 1. ----Taylor
ch: SURNAME TAYLOR
381 A. Frank; 381 B. Tom; 381C Dick; 381 D. Harry
m 2. Dr. Robinson, who performed the first amputation operation in the Civil War. Lived in Wooster, Ohio.
382. V. Milissa **
383. VI. David Henry **
384. VII. Mary b 7-24-1837 d 7-18-1838
155. Archibald Clock (5)*
b 12-19-1798 d 8-19-1879 m Mary Fitzwilliams (b 12-11-1804 d 7-30-1878)
ch:385. I. George b 7-27-1833 d 11-3-1898
386. II. Mary b 6-20-1836 d in Chicago, Ill. 7-19-1900 bur in Shiloh, Ohio, m George Douglas (d 1872)
ch: SURNAME DOUGLAS
386 A. Frank lived in Chicago, Ill., m and d there
386 B. Fred m and divorced
386 C. Nancy un m
386 C. Nettie m Clem Hunter
ch: SURNAME HUNTER
386 D a Richard living in Florida
386 E. Kirk m ---- Coltman no ch
387. III. Eliza or Elizabeth Jane m ----Hopkins, lived in Huron Co., Ohio and probably bur in Edwards Grove Cemetery, Greenwich, Ohio.
*Records of d m & ch from C.H.M. Quate, Clerk of Cass Township, Richland Co., Town of Shiloh, Ohio, with information contributed by B. R. Guthrie, Hattie Ziegler (aged 92 in 1951) and Jerome Hollenbaugh.
156. Samuel Clock (5)
b 5-14-1801 d 6-9-1881 bur in Riverside Cemetery, Monroeville, O. m Marie (b 4-11-1793 in Johnstown, NY) dau of Martin Vrooman of Revolutionary fame, and Nancy (VanVechten) Vrooman, dau of Anthony and Margaret (Fonda) Van Vechten. They were m in 1830. Maria d 3-18-1887,
Samuel owned two farms on the outskirts of Monroeville, Ohio. One was along the B & O R.R. and the other along the Milan Road east and on the corner of Church occupied a large lot and was probably the most pretentious house in the town. A front porch has since changed the appearance of the house as it was originally.
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388. I. Samuel b 1837 d 7-1-1865 in Macon G., just after the close of the Civil War. He was lst Lieut. Co., G. 24th O V I. He was engaged to marry Laura Crippen, for whom H L C W was named. (Letter in papers from Sam to Laura, while he was in the service). She was a Roman Catholic, and he was trying to accomplish a compromise fo rthem on the Episcopal church. He died before being able to return home after the war.
389. II. Andrew**
390. III. Nancy Helen b 1832 d 5-29-1906 m James Wallace Paramore, col, in the Civil War (d 6-18-1887). Both died in St. Louis, Mo., where they lived nearly all their married lives having first lived on Erie St., now E. 9th Cleveland O. Death dates from Lot No. 3142 St. Louis Cemetery, Section 293-30-4947 Florensen, Main Willowgate Entrance.
ch: SURNAME PARAMORE
390 A. Frederic Wallace d 3-11-1916 m l. Nellie Hazeltine, know as the "Belle of St. Louis" who d 11-13-1889. A play written around her life, with miniie Maddern Fiske as Nellie, called "Nellie of N'Orleans" in Opera House, Cleveland about 1904. m 2 Harriet Atwater, of Philadelphia, Pa., was a Christian Science Practitioner and lived in Calif. 1 dau lives in Calif.
390 B. Edward Everett m Mary Clary, b 1865, Monroeville school teacher. H L C W went to school with her, and H L C W's mother introduced Edward and Mary. Edward d in St. Louis. Mary d 1943 in Monte Cito, Calif.
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390 B a James War Correspondent in Russia in WWI
390 B b E. E. Jr. writer-lives in Calif. H L C W has copy of a parody written by E. E. Jr. published in the Yale Review on Robert Service' poem "The Yukon". Also saw his name as scenario writer in movie "The Chetnicks" about 1944.
390 C. James Wallace d 8-24-1889 by accident of falling tree, while on a pleasure trip in Washington State. H L C W remembers a summer Jim spent with her family in Monroeville, O. Fine Lad. The Paramores were all Yale graduates.
164. Adam, Jr. (5)
b 11-22-1781 d 3-14-1862 m 1. Catharine Snyder (b 2-27-1780 or 81, burned to death 6-19-1855 bur Ingham's Mills family plot of 398 Daniel, (their son). m 2. Lydia Hoover. 393 Peter and Lydia bur in Gouverneur, NY.
ch: (all by first wife)
391. I. Adam A. **
392. II. Jacob A.
393. III. Peter A. **
394. IV. Delilah m Nicholas Woolever (bro of Catharine who m Peter A)
ch: SURNAME WOOLEVER
394 A. Jesse; 394 B. John Adam; 394; C Mrs. Peter Duncle
395. V. Jemima
396. VII. Jonas *
397. VII. Lucinda
398. VIII. Daniel **
399. IX. Amos **
400. X. Serepta (added from the records of Mrs. Ross Ingerick).
*Jonas, Daniel and Amos, all of Manheim, NY.
165. Magdalena (called Laney and Lamay) (5)
n 5-21-1775 d 3-21-1864 (E & N 11-20-'47) Bur in Manheim, NY on the Robert and Peter Davis farm. m John Adle (b 1758 in Hesse Kassle, Germany). (Fought in the Battle of Oriskany).
ch: SURNAME ADLE
401. I. John b 1793 d 1860 m ----Marly (b 1783 d 1860)
402. II. Jacob m ---- McCoy
403. III. Catharine b 1797 d 1880 m John Strough (b 1791 d 1874)
14 ch of whom the 11th child Irene m 635 James Nelson, father of 833 John Peter of Bath, NY
404. IV. Nancy b 1803 d 7-7-1857 bur in Merilsville, Madison Co., NY m George Hart
ch: SURNAME HART
404 A. Irene m Rufus Petrie, son of Banjamin Petrie of Manheim, Herkimer Co., NY
405. V. Mary *b 6-27-1809 d 1905 (833 John Peter's record) m Robert Davis (b 1805 d 1899).
406. VI. Anna * 6-27-1809 m Joseph Davis
ch: SURNAME DAVIS
406 A. Joseph m his second cousin Ester Strough
406 B. Mary m her second cousin Hiram Klock of Wellsboro,
407. VII. Betsy Ann b 1813 d 7-24-1879 m Jacob Buyea
408. VIII. George killed by falling log in woods as a young man.
409. IX. Lydia m Mathias Strough
*Mary and Anna, twins.
166. Levi (5)
m Peggy Ann Zellar Line from 652 Gladys E. (Mrs. George M. Priest) Theresa, NY
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410. I. Caroline **
411. II. Martin **
412. III. Jorden **
413. IV. Willard **
167. Katie (5) *
b 1824 d 1863 m Solomon House. Lived in Plessis, NY. (List of names of Katie's ch may not be either complete or in correct order.)
ch: SURNAME HOUSE
167 A. Cassie (or Catherine) m ---- Fults
167 B. Ellen m Henry Wisewell
167 C. Emma Gene m Frank Liberty Phillips
ch: SURNAME PHILLIPS
167 C. a Ivan Leslie; 167 C. b Mildred Abbie
167 D. Jerome m Caroline Hardy
ch: 167 D a Charles G. b 8-8-1864 d 9-3-1917
m 1. Mary Schultz (b 12-14-1863 d 1-18-1911)
ch: 167 D a (I) Claude J. b 9-17-1885
m 1. Bertha May Parker 9-21-1910
ch: 167 D a (I) I Wayne Charles b 7-14-1911
m Ruth Newberry 11-21-1938
ch: 167 D a (I) I A Bethany Elva b 8-25-1943
167 D a (I) II Verna Marie m Francis Leeson
167 D a (I) III Jean Marion b 7-3-1923 m Harold Arthur Parkes 5-6-1945
ch: SURNAME PARKES
167 D a (I) III A Judy Ann b 4-12-1946
167 D a (I) III B Neil Frances b 7-25-1947
m 2 Beatrice Andress McNish 3-2-1946 no ch
167 D a (II)Carrie b 6-24-1887 m Herbert Cosselman (b 1-16-1890)
ch: SURNAME COSSELMAN
167 D a (II) I Koral Mary b 10-20-1913 m Paul Edward Rich (b 8-27-1914) 10-19-1930
ch: SURNAME RICH
167 D a (II) I A Dennis Paul b 10-23-1944
167 D a (II) I B Dale Edward b 2-12-1948
167 D a (II) II Carol Lois b 6-19-1918 m 8-29-1937
Leon Earle Marvin (b 10-8-1916)
ch: SURNAME MARVIN
167 D a (II) II A Karen Sue b 8-24-1940
167 D a (II) II B James Leon b 10-3-1942
167 D a (II) III Kent Herbert b 8-31-1922 US Marine Corps WWII m Dorothy edgar Goldthrite (b 5-2-1922)
ch: 167 D a (II)III A Robert Kent b 8-25-1947
167 D a (II) III B James Bruce b 1-14-1950
167 D a (III) Koral Maude b 10-12-1892 m Harry H. George (b 8-2-1880)
ch: SURNAME GEORGE
167 D a (III) I Harold Leeb 5-23-1910
167 D a (IV) Edson John b 3-6-1897
167 D a (V) Earle Fred b 11-17-1903
m 2. Bertha Elizabeth (Eager) Ackerman (b 10-31-1886) no ch.
167 D b Henry m Eugenia Hunizker
ch: 167 D b (I) Gladys m Clarence Ritter, Theresa, NY
167 D b (II) Hazel m ---- Hagen, Plessis, NY
167 D b (III) Clifford, Gouverneur, NY
167 D c Estella d at 18 yrs.
167 E. William
167 F. Julia m. Wm. Slocum
167 G. Maryette b 4-26-1862 d 10-8-1928 Bur Orleans Four Corners, NY Cemetery. m John Hawn.
ch: SURNAME HAWN
167 G a Etta n ----June
167 H. Electa m ----Fults
*Line from 167 D a (II) Carrie House (Mrs. Herbert) Cosselman.
169. Adam * (5)
m Martha Clock of Theresa, NY
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414. I. Henry D. **
415. II. Jacob W. **
*Record from County Gazeteer and Directory of Town of Orleans, in W R Hist Soc Lib., Cleveland, O.
186. Benjamin (5)
b 8-19-1809 d 8-19-1832 Sally Densler (b 8-10-1810 d 1-13-1904) (E & N 8-9-'33)
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435. I. Lucy Ann b 5-6-1834 d 1931
436. II. Augustus **
437. III. Sarah b 11-13-1838 d 9----1939 (?)
438. IV. Jonathan b 2-27-1841 d Jan 1928
439. V. Mary Ester b 2-7-1844 d Jan 1921
440. VI. Webster b 5-17-1846 d 1891
441. VII. Frances Emmeline b 5-10-1850 d 8-24-1931
442. VIII. Franklin b 10-2-1854 d 5-11-1905
190. Daniel (5)
m Nancy Ellis moved to Hammond, St. Lawrence Co., NY about 1820 Miss Lillian J. Klock of Sherman Oaks, Calif. proved this record.
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443. I. Nellis **
193. Isaac (5)
b 1812 d 6-9-1876 m Lany Ann Nellis (b 1819 d 8-15-1900) dau of John Peter and Nancy Nellis. From Record WR 055 Civil War. Office of the Adjutant General, Albany, NY: ISAAC KLOCK - Enlisted 8 August 1862 at Le Ray; Age 34 years, mustered in a private Company C, 2nd Battalion, Black River Artillery (leter Company C, 10th New York Volunteer Heavy Artillery) 11 September 1862 to serve three years; mustered out 19 May 1865 at General Hospital, York Pa.
Went to Wisconsin in 1854.
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444. I. John I. b about 1836 m 1. Frances Krake m 2. Sarah---- no ch.
445. II. Ira
446. III. Delos m 1. Hannah Tripp m 2. Elizabeth ----. No. ch. Lived in Fond du Lac, Wisc.
447. IV. Nancy m Chandler Raymond of Appleton, Oowa
ch: SURNAME RAYMOND
447 A. Edward; 447 B. Allie; 447 C. Ernest lived in LaCrescent, Minn. All deceased.
448. V. Robert
449. VI. Christian m Delia Soper, no ch.
450. VII. August
451. VIII. George **
452. IX. Joseph **
453. X. Lucinda Ordania **
454. XI. Zilpha Ann m George Talbot Hamilton (d 4-9-1877) son of John and Mary (Meekin) Hamilton
ch: SURNAME HAMILTON
454 A. George Isaac b 2-1-1876
454 B. Henry John b 2-18-1877
455. XII. Amy m C. Edward Baldwin
ch: SURNAME BALDWIN
455 A. Lany m ----Jewell; 455 B. Dorothy m ----Hazelton; 455 C. Arvilla m ---- Mills; 455 D. Louis S. ; 455 E. Purley; 455 F. Edward; 455 G. Joseph
456. XIII. Arvilla
457. XIV. Purley Putnam b 1856 d 3-15-1935 m 1. Allie 5-13-1897 dau of Wm. E. and Elizabeth Davis m 2 Jennie Hawkins (d 5-22-1949)
458. XV. Isaac, Jr. **
(and three who di in infancy)
197. Luther (5)
b 3-6-1819 d 4-17-1903 m Zelpha Ann Tupper 12-13-1838 dau of Orville Tupper (b 10-27-1820 d 1-13-1893)
Luther was a Civil War Veteran. From Record WR 055 Civil War. Office of The Adjutant General, Albany, NY: LUTHER KLOCK Enlisted at Sacket's Harbor to serve one year and mustered in as private Company D. 186th New York Volunteer Infantry 24 September 1864; Age 43 years; mustered out with company 2 June 1865 near Alexandria, Va.
Resided at Fuller Iron Works, NY. Both bur the "Cedars", Black Lake, NY.
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459. I. Agnes
460. II Jacob A.
461. III. Serepta
462. IV. Magdalena
463. V. James Orville **
464. VI Bates
465. VII. Aaron R. bur Valley View Inn property (farm of 24 Henrich Johannes)
466. VIII. Nelson
467. IX. Luther
468. X. Charles
201. Simeon (5)
b 9-30-1806 d 4-23-1890 m 1. ----8-20-1829 m 2. Eunice Easterborrks (b 9-5-1813 d 3-27-1876). Removed from Oppenheim, Montgomery County, NY to the Town of Vernon, Madison Co. 1841 and lived also in Oneida Castle, NY.
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469. I. Andrew**
470. II Henry S. **
471. III. Margaret Easterbrooks
472. IV. Robert
204. Amos (5)
b 11-20-1834 d 11-2-1913 Owner and occupant of the Johannes house, where he was born. He was one of the founders of the Grace Christian Church in St. Johnsville, NY and for many years was one of its trustees. He was Honorary President of the Klock Family Association which held its reunions just west of his house in August for many years. He was buried in the Old Klock cemetery.
m1. Nancy Lips 10-9-1860 (d 4-20-1869).
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473. I. Catharine, called Katie b 9-26-1861 d 6-1-1947 m William Don (b 7-20-1862 d 1-4-1894)
ch: SURNAME DON
473 A. Molly b 11-30-1885 d 5-12-1900
473 B. Frank W. b 3-24-1887 Supervisor of Town of St. Johnsville, NY m Nellie May Peck, dau of Charles and Rose Ellen (Smith) Peck (b 5-31-1890) 6-26-1917.
ch: 473 B a Wm. C. b 6-23-1919 m Louise Glenar (b 1-31-1920) 9-5-1942
ch: 473 B a (I) Lawrence C. b 7-25-1946;
473 B a (II) Marilyn Sue b 6-17-1950.
(This part was added recently. Children of Marilyn Sue Don. 1) Ryan Patrick Licari 9-27-1973; 2) Emily Lois Black 8-4-1984 3) Katie Rose Black 12-12-1986)
473 C. Alex b 2-26-1889 m Mable Cretser, dau of Chester and Cora (Helligas) Cretser 9-5-1926. No ch.
474. II. Lipe **
m2. Mary Williamson b Tribes Hill, Montgomery Co., NY
206. James (5)
d about 1851 m Katharine Kring. Removed to Jacksonville, Jackson Co., Oregon 1846. Letter written by James to his "Dier Parents" and by his dau Sarah (Sally) Ann and son Henry to their grandfather 204 Amos, were preserved in the Johannes house and later turned over to the Mohawk Valley Historical Society in April 1936. They were printed in E & N in weekly installments from Sept 30, 1936 to Aug 11, 1937 and again appear in articles captioned "Covered Wagon Days" by Paul W. Prindle of New York, and published in E & N October 12, 1950 through one issue Jan 1951. These letters give a vivid and interesting account of the trip which James and his wife Katharine and their children made in 1846. Their journey, from the Missouri River opposite St. Joseph, occupied the time from May 1st of 4 months and 20 days. They usually traveled ten or twelve miles a day. That was all the oxen could take in one day. They had adventures with Indians but avoided serious trouble by a show of a lack of fear and a great deal of threats. They found Oregon to their liking. They marvelled at the great trees which grew to a height of 300 feet although only 4 feet through. They admired the mountains whose tops were in the clouds. They told of the wonderful climate and the fertility of the soil which produced "turnips so large that they can't be put into a half bushel". They settled about twenty miles from the mouth of the Columbia River, on a high bank from which they could see ships on the ocean.
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475. I. Sarah (Sally) Ann m J. R. Thorp
476. II. John Adam
477. III. Catharine d 1865
478. IV. Casper
479. V. Henry b 1849
220. Simeon (5)
b 8-28-1823 d 1-14-1901 Pulaski, NY m Elizabeth Ann Jones (b 7-29-1827 d 12-6-1916).
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480. I. Ella Mary b 11-5-1854 d 7-23-1931 m Louis James Clark (b 8-18-1852 d 11-15-1940)
SURNAME: CLARK
480 A. Mable Anna b 7-10-1875 d 2-25-1911 m C. Edward Jones (b 2-23-1867 d 1-15-1941)
ch: SURNAME JONES
480 A a Helen Elizabeth b 3-31-1900 m Wm. W Gibson 10-13-1917
ch: SURNAME GIBSON
480 A a (I) Wm. W. Jr. b 1-19-1919
480 A a (II) Charles b 8-20-1920
480 A a (III) Edward Jones b 2-24-1923
480 A b Ruth E. b 9-11-1902
480 A c Louis Clark b 6-28-1908 m Hazel----
ch: 480 A c (I) Peter b 7-4-1934
480 A c (II) Carol b 5-23-1939
480 A c (III) David b 3- - 1942
480 B. Frederick A. b 2-20-1877 d 4-24-1945 m Jessie Holmes (b 4-4-1878 d 6-6-1948) 12-27-1899
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480 B a (I) Donald Holmes b 8-11-1902 m Susan Church
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480 B a (I) Donald, Jr. b 5-1-1933
480 B a (II) Peter Joyce b 1-18-1937
480 B a (III) James Frederick b 4-27-1939
480 C. Arthur E. b 4-19-1880 m Harriet Davis (b 8-8-1879) 1-14-1904
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480 C a Sheldon Davis b 7-30-1908 m Mercedes ---- 7-19-1940
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480 C a (I) Nancy Ann6-10-1942
480 C a (II) James Edward b 7-21-1944
480 D. Emily L. b 8-8-1886
481. II Arthur **
482. III. Adaline b 6-17-1865
485. IV. Elizabeth b 7-26-1867 m Wm. G. Scott (b 11-25-1866 d 3-6-1927) 1893
ch: SURNAME SCOTT
483 A. Harold b 8-8-1895
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483 A a Elizabeth Ann
483 B. John Albert b 11-18-1896
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483 B a John Albert
483 B b William
224. Peter P. (5)
b 7-5-bp 7-22-1804 Sprs: Johannes and Catharine Stahring (not m.). d 1869 m 3-17-1830 Margaret Rosencrantz (b 1816 d 1870) (W B C), dau of Judge George and Anna (Snell) Rosencrantz.
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484. I. Gertrude b 2-16-1839 in Little Falls Sprs: Parents
485. II. Catharine b 7-17-1844 in Little Falls (E & N 9-30-'36).
227. Silas (5)
b 12-15-1810 bp 1-20-1811 Sprs: Peter Stahring and Fanny Klock d 1882 m Cornelia Abbot (b 1816 d 1893) (W B C). Res Little Falls, NY (E & N 9-30-'36)
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486. I. Peter A. b 1847 d 1891
230. Elias (5)
b 2-14-1818 d 1-1-1895 (W B C ) m Eliza Alice (or Agnes) Sharp (b 9-4-1819 d 10-20-1874) Lived on Klock farm, Little Falls, NY
ch: (W B C)
487. I. Nancy Maria **
488. II. Catharine b 7-26-1843 d 1920 m. Asa Keller (b 5-4-1840 d 1910)
ch: SURNAME KELLER
488 A. Elias; 488 B. Adam; 488 C. Mae; 488 D. Orval (all d un m).
489. III. Charles Henry **
490. IV. Mary Alice b 1853 d 1925 m James Levee (b 1853 d 189-)
ch: SURNAME LEVEE
490 A. Frank b 1876 d 1938 m Frances ----
490 B James Leonard b 1880 d 1947 m. Gertrude Mowers
490 C. Clarence b 1882 d 1885
490 D. Bessie M. b 1884 d 1922 m Wm. Fake
ch: SURNAME FAKE
490 D a Earl; 490 D b Mary; 490 D c Edna
490 E. Albert Ellsworth b 1889 m Myrtle Strobel
490 F. Loretta May b 1891 d 1948 m 1. Elmer Boyden; m 2. Garner Wilcox
490 G. Earl b 1894
490 H. Emory Dygert b 1896 m. Irene Harrod
491. V. Frank Elias **
235. Robert (5)
b 7-25-1812 (?) Spr: Margaret Klock (Aunt)
d 1899 m Catharine Snell (b 1814 d 1884)
ch: 492. I. Amanda b St. Johnsville, NY m John P. Swartout
247 David (5)
b 8-27-1794 in the Mohawk kValley, d in Ellery, NY 1-7-1865 age 68 yrs. 4 mox, 10 das. Served in the War of 1812. m 273 Catharine, his cousin, (b 2-14-1797) in the Mohawk Valley, d 10-12-1887. At David's death, Catharine went to Corry, Pa., to live with her dau 498 Martha (Mrs. Alphonzo Arnold).
Catharine's obituary was published in the Jamestown Jornal in Corry, Pa.
David and Catharine bur in Fluvanna Cemetery, Ellery, NY, beside 98 Magdalena, mother of David.
David settled on Range 12 Township 2 Lot 13 of Ellery Township Chatauqua Co., NY. Original purchase from Holland Land Co., Setp 1818. Until H L C W and Mr. Willaism wnet to Jamestown to interview Mr. Shelburne B. Sampson, Historian of Ellery, New York in May 1952 this record contained only the names of David's children. Mr. Sampson's records gave the descendants of David's children. Having been received after the names in the book had been numbered, they are placed after David's children's numbers. 1850 Census of Ellery, NY gave on pg 43 the names of David's household as: David ae 55; Catharine as 54; Joseph ae 16; Lany ae 77. The same census shows David's property value $2100., farm implements value $125., and lists the value and numbers of stock and produce of the years.
493. I. Hiram b in the Mohawk Valley 6-6-1816 d 2-29-1866, lived in Stockton, north of Ellery, NY m Margaret Quinn of Simmons Hill in Stockton, NY 3-12-1845.
493 A. Maila Roselpha b 9-1401847 in Ellery, NY m. Dwight Perrin of stockton and Jamestown, NY No ch
493 B. Endora E. b 11-28-1855 in stockton, NY m Myron W. Pardee of Stockton and Jeamestown, NY
493 C. Gilbert W. Attorney in Buffalo, NY
494. II. Daniel
495. III. Jane b 6-19-1822 m. Alfred H. Wood of Ellery, NY. Res Sinclairville, NY d Oct 1888 bur Evergreen Cemetery, Sinclairville, NY
496. IV. Rosina d 8-22-1866 ae 41 yrs. 9 mos, 22 das. Bur Fluvanna (Jamestown Jornal).
ch: SURNAME COWDEN
496 A. Frank b 1854 d 1944 m Mary Phoebe Manley (b 1854 d 1912) of Ellery, NY.
ch:496 A a Bertha Elizabeth b 11-21-1879 m Ernest Russell 2 ch.
496 A b Sumner Manley b 5-21-1885 m
ch:496 A b (I) Sumner Manely, Jr. m Jessie M. Allen
496 B. Elizabeth m Rell Bardon of Mayville, NY
496 C. Keeler Z. d in Celeron, NY 10-11-1917 ae 72 yrs., 4 mos., 15 das m Iva R. Link
ch: 496 C a Rosina (Rose) M. m Clayton Francisco no ch.
496 C b Fanny M. m Frank Simmons of Ellery, NY
ch: SURNAME SIMMONS
496 C b (I) Winfield m 1 ch
496 C b (II) Hattie m Lawrence Anderson no ch
497. Magdalena (called Lana) b 1828 d 4-2-1887 ae 59 yrs m Hiram P. Warren of Ellery, NYf Bur Fluvanna Cemetery, Ellery, NY.
ch: SURNAME WARREN
497 A. Juliette m Sherman O. Carpenter of Ellery, NY
497 B. Enos
498. VI. Joseph Franklin b 11-22-1833 d 8-21-1866 ae 32 yrs, 4 mox, 20 das m Lorando Simmons (Called Lorand)* (b 11-19-1838) dau of Walter and Roxalana (Lyon) Simmons of Fluvanna, NY (Later Ellery, NY)
ch:
498 A. Kate Luella b in Ellery 3-14-1862 d in Ellery 5-18-1934 m Hiram L. Smith of Ellery (b 5-25-1861 d 11-21-1927 bur Fluvanna Cemetery) 2-23-1881
ch: SURNAME SMITH
498 A a Mabel M. 6-25-1886 m Walter A Simmons of Ellery, NY. * 5-31-1909
ch: SURNAME SIMMONS
498 A a (I) Dorothy Arlene b Ellery 7-20-1911 m James L. Akin of Ellery 8-3-1938
ch: SURNAME AKIN
498 A a (I) I James Lincoln Akin III b 3-3-1940
498 A a (I) II Richard Lynn Akin b 9-7-1941
498 A a (I) III Janice Lou Akin b 12-13-1943, d 1-28-1945
498 A a (II) Dorris Arloene b Ellery 3-9-1915 m Ray Malm of Jamestown 8-28-1938 no ch
498 A a (III) Delores Annis b Ellery 10-30-1916 m John Reardon (?) no ch
498 A b Mary Loranda b Ellery 8-23-1891 m Wm Rayburn Bender of Jamestown, NY 7-19-1909. In Burma, India with the Burma Oil Co., 8 yrs. Mary d and was cremated there. No ch. Wm. Rayburn Bender bur. Bentura, Calif.
498 A c Elizabeth Florence (called "Libby" b Ellery 1-13-1895. m 1. Walter Raymond Peterson, of Jamestown (b 4-25-1889 d 8-3-1921). m 2. William Schumacher, Ventura, Calif.
ch: SURNAME SCHUMACHER
498 A c (I) Wm. Jr.
498 B. Minnie b in Ellery 1865 d in Stockton Township 10-23-1930 m Allen H. Seymour (d 1930)
ch: SURNAME SEYMOUR
498 B a Lulu b Stockton m Cleveland Palmer of Stockton. no ch
*Loranda Simmons Klock m 2. Charles Hapgood of Ellery, NY
ch: SURNAME HAPGOOD
Clifford, deceased. Lived in Brocton, NY
Frank, deceased. Loved in Jamestown, NY
499. VII. Martha m Alphonzo A. Arnold of Ellery, NY 11-25-1849 res Corry, Pa.
* b 4-10-1887 and neighbor of Mr. Sampson
253. Aaron (5)
b 11-1-1815 d 3-4-1864 m 7-20-1833 Nancy Rappole (b 2-19-1815 d 5-16-1896 in Sheffield , Ill.) dau of Adam Rappole of Pancake Hill, Ellery, NY.
ch:
500. I. Sara b 11-13-1834 m Henry Sanders (b 1832 d 1901
ch: SURNAME SANDERS
500 A. Sophia b 10-10-1873 m Charles Baltey
ch: SURNAME BALTEY
500 A a William
500 B. George m Eva Bisdorf lived in Milwaukee
501. II. Melissa * b 11-6-1837 d in Ellery, NY 8-2-1913 bur Fluvanna Cemetery, Ellery, NY m 1. J. Wallace Smiley 12-7-1856 (Killed in Civil War). m 2. Nelson Felton
ch: SURNAME FELTON
501 A. Dora Elizabeth m W. W. Hubbard and lived in Bemus Point, NY
502. III. George **
503. IV. Margaret b 2-22-1845 d 6-6-1863 un m
504. V. Martin **
505. VI. Elliott**
506. VII. Elna b 12-23-1853 m Albert Richards
ch: SURNAME RICHARDS
506 A. Frank; 506 B. Lila; 506 C. Ada; 506 D. Ethel; 506 E. Unnamed
507. VIII. Emma b 12-16-1855 m Frank Mudge
*Melissa was a very good friend of Mr. Clayburne B. Sampson, Historian of Ellery, NY.
255. Oliver (5)
b 3-14-1819 d Jamestown, NY 9-5-1889 m Lucena Purdy (b 1823) Note: Records of Myra Etta, Omer Oliver and Ellen A. received by compiler after numbering of children, so must be placed under father's number.
ch:
I. 2555 A. Myra Etta m Allen Pickard, lawyer in Jamestown, NY
ch: SURNAME PICKARD
255 A a Jay H. b 11-6-1863 d 6-25-1932 m Pearl Woodford 2-14-1884
II. 255 B. Omer Oliver d 7-11-1861 bur Red Bird Cemetery, Ellery, NY
508. III. William Melvin **
IV. 255 D. Ellen A. b 1854
509. V. Anderson E. **
510. VI. Arthur L. **
258. Gleason Fillmore (5)
d 6-29-1900 m 1. Amanda M. Stom Note: Records of Marvin Adelbert, Milton E., Linda, Leonard and John recieved after numbering of children, so must be placed under father's number.
ch:
I. 258 A. Marvin Adelbert b in Ellery 4-14-1848 d 3-31-1933 m Catharine Pickard
ch: 258 A a Mae B.; 258 A b Bert both deceased
m 2. Laura A. Wicks of Ellery, NY 2-11-1849
511. II. Russell**
III. 258 C. Milton E. b 8-3-1862 d 2-21-1949 bur Fluvanna Cemetery, Ellery, NY m Mary Griffith of Jamestown, NY 6-19-1895 (d 9-22-1951)
ch: 258 C a Marian b 2-10-1897 m B. L. Anderson no ch
512. IV. Frank L. **
513. V. Millard F. **
VI. 258 F. Linda A. d at 9 yrs.
VII 258. G. Leonard d at 2 mos.
VIII. 258 H. John d at 5 wks.
260. John Chandler (5)
ch:
514. I. Earl Herbert Klock Hot Spring, S. Dak.
270. Morris (5)
b 12-18-1818 (Mr. Nellis' record) d 1883 (Twitchell) m Emmeline Sillenbeck (b Cooperstown, NY 10-30-1821- Twitchell). Letter to H L C W from Mr. Nellis 8-27-1950 says that he "remembers Morris slightly from his childhood".
ch:
515. I. Charles Morris
516. George Sillenbeck
Twitchell in "Leading Facts of New Mexican History", (Lib of Congress pg 137) gives in biographical sketch his name as George Sheldon and that he was admitted to the bar in 1880, practiced in Rome, NY until 1896, went to Utica, and in 1901 to Albuequerque, then to Phoenix and back to Albuequerque, m. Mary Minerva Jarrett, dau of Edward Weldon and Sara (Dobie) Jarrett, March 1902. Served as vestryman in the Episcopal church though not an Episcopalian; was a Mason, K of P., S A R., Dis't Att'y for the 6th Judicial Dis't, Territory of New Mexico.
*Note: Frm Mr. Nellis' article in E & N 7-12-1951 "In West St. Johnsville Cemetery family burial plot of the family of Dr. C. Morris Klock and his brother George S., who, until forced to go to New Mexico for a throat ailment, was the law partner of James S. Sherman, of Utica, NY later Vice Pres., of the U.S.
272. Daniel (5)
b 12-14-1794 m. Annie, called Nancy, Devendorf
ch:
517. I. William
518. II. Lovinia
283. Solomon (5)
b 1803 (Mr. Nellis' record in St. Johnsville, NY. He moved to Madison Co., and his descendants lived in Wampsville, NY. Mr. Bert Klock's record gives 1st wife Elizabeth Flanders b 1809 d 1-26-1833 and bur on the Bert Klock farm. Mr. Prindle's record gives Elizabeth bellinger as wife of Solomon, so, no doubt, she was the 2nd wife as birth dates of all but one child show.
ch:
519. I. Erwin**
520. II. Myron b 1835 Lived in Canastota, NY
521. III. Iantha b 1836 May have m Gideon Stephens of S. Bay Oneida Lake, NY
522. IV. Theron b 1837
523. V. Diana b 1843
285. Simon Clock (5) *
b 7-10-1808 m Elizabeth Ellwood
ch: 524. I. Dewitt, lawyer in New York, NY m and had one son
524 A. Emery * d in New York at the age of 21 years
525. II. Libbie un m
526. III. Elvira un m
527. IV. Ellwood un m
*Simon changed his name from Klock to Clock
289. Reuben (5)*
b 8-11-1818 d 1897 m Barbara Bellinger (b 1826 d 1899) 1-4-1850. Lived in Danube, NY. Bur in Mt. Hope Cemetery, Ford's Bush (Minden), NY.
ch:
528. I. Byron ** (This family record sent by Mrs. Reuben M. (Lida Owens) Klock. The following list of other children of 289 Reuben are from the records of Mrs. Claude A. (Marjorie Zoller) Smith of Ft. Plain, NY and Mrs. March R. (Alice Hopkinson) Klock of Ft. Plain, NY and having been received too late for numbering are placed under their father's (Reuben's) number.
II. 289. Irving m no ch
III. 289. Iantha b 5-8-1856 d 6-26-1917 m Charles M. Zoller (b 1-28-1849 d 10-1-1904) 1-16-1884
ch: SURNAME ZOLLER
289 III. A. Eliza Mabel b 3-1-1885 un m
289 III B. Howard b 1887 d 1888
289 III C. Marjorie Ruth b 9-15-1889 m Claude A Smith (b 2-16-1882 d 4-14-1941) 12-2-1918
ch: SURNAME SMITH
289 III C a John Claude b 12-1-1919 un m
289 III C b Marjorie Iantha b 1-18-1925
m 1. Paul Wainwright (b 7-8-1921 d 10-19-1950) 5-1-1948 m 2. Karl Swartz (b 10-18-1928) 7-11-1951
IV. 289. Maggie un m
V. 289. Elmer b 1-31-1862 d 9-24-1920 Bur Ft. Plain Cemetery
m 1. Gertrude Moyer (b 8-24-1866 d 2-29-1902) Oct 1892
ch:
289 V A. Marcy R. b 8-18-1893d 8-2-1950 Bur Ft. Plain Cemetery m Alice M. Hopkinson (b 10-31-1886) 6-30-1915
ch: 289 V A a Gertrude D. b 2-20-1917. (Office of Holstein Fresian Asso., Brattleboro, Vt.)
289 V A b Donald b 8-7-1922 m Betty V. Downes (b 12-1-1927) 6-5-1948
ch:289 V A b (I) John D. b 3-11-1949
289 V A b (II) Shirley D. 5-14-1950
289 V. B. Ethel b 12-21-1897 d 1-2-1898
289 V C. M.Beatrice b 8-16-1900 d 10-24-1927 un m
m 2. Agnes M. Cook (b 3-7-1868 d 4-16-1908) 1904 no ch
VI. 289. Mary b 12-24-1862 d 4-9-1940 m George Spoor 9-13-1882
ch: SURNAME SPOOR
289 VI A. Seward b 7-11-1886 m. 1. Louise Ely Brown about 1912 who died the next year. m 2. Ethel Frost.
ch: 289 VI A a Doris b 2-4-1919 m Jan'y 1945 Cap't Donald Eugene Mather
ch: SURNAME MATHER
289 VI A a (I) Dirk Eugene b Dec 1946.
289 VI A a (II) Dari Adair b 1-14-1948
289 VI A a (III) Diane Alcott b 1-25-1949
(All b in Germany during the time of the Army of Occupation)
289 VI A b Caryl b 11-24-1922 m Rob't Garmezy
ch: SURNAME GARMEZY
289 VI A b (I) Caryl Dawn b 5-13-1947
289 VI A b (II) Robert Eric b 4-18-1951
289 VI B. Florence b 9-22-1889 m 9-9-1919 Ray E. Smith (b 9-8-1889)
ch: SURNAME SMITH
289 VI B a Gordon Stanley b 4-22-1922
VII. 289. Walter un m
VIII. 289. Emmet b 12-16-1865 d 2-21-1907 m Mary Tinkler (b 5025-1865 d 4-28-1927) Jan'y 1902
ch:
289 VIII A. Irving b 11-2-1902 m Irene Case 3-9-1921
ch: 289 VIII A a Roger Irving b 11-29-1923, d 1-16-1933
289 VIII A b Ruth Louise b 5-28-1927 m Richard Welch
ch: SURNAME WELCH
289 VIII A b (I) Wm. Richard b 2-24-1949
289 VIII A c Charlotte Irene b 8-13-1934
289 VIII A d Raymond Harvey b 4-14-1936
289 VIII B. Russell b 8-7-1904 m Mildred Harrington
ch: 289 VIII B a Marilyn Mildred b 10-20-1932
289 VIII B b Betty Ann b 2-25-1934
289 VIII B c Eleanor Jean b 5-5-1936
289 VIII B d Barbara Lou b 7-28-1937
289 VIII B e Gail Mary b 8-4-1939
289 VIII B f Sally Lee b 2-4-1941
289 VIII B g Judy Ellen b 3-31-1943
289 VIII C. Emmet b 3-21-1907 m Evelyn Fredericks
ch: 289 VIII C a Nadine b 5-31-1935
289 VIII C b Norma Jean b 1-12-1939
IX 289. Alice b 11-10-1868 d 11-8-1948 m Frazier Showerman.
ch: SURNAME SHOWERMAN
289 IX A. Eva m Arthur LaGrance, Johnstown, NY
289 IX B Nancy m ----White, Syracuse, NY
289 IX C. Glenn m. Leila Sands, Fort Plain, NY
289 IX D. Ralph b 1906 m Irene Smith (b 1914) 5-19-1932
ch: 289 IX D a Ralph Frazier b 4-7-1935
289 IX D b Leo Stanley b 5-10-1938
289 IX D c Alice Jane b 2-10-1942
289 IX d d Jerry Richard 1-2-1944
290. Hiram (5)
b 8-28-1820 d Dec 1907 m Almire Fox (d 5-27-1916) Both bur in West St. Johnsville Cemetery.
ch:
529. I. Frank p. bu 3-3-1857 m Lottie Markell Oct 1877. Both bur in West St. Johnsville Cemetery
530. II. Elmer bu 12-25-1861 d 4-6-1863
531. III. Silbert ***
294. Martin (5)
b 6-22-1802 m 5-22-1826 Eliza Cox, dau of Nancy (Keller) and Ebenezer Cox, Jr. (b 8-31-1812 d 8-20-1894)
ch:
532. I. Nancy d in infancy
533. II. mary A. b 9-13-1829 d 2-26-1889 m David Moyer b 5-13-1827 d 10-6-1893 Resided in Hoboken, NY Bur St. Johnsville, NY
534. III. Mary Catharine b 5-13-1832 d 1-17-1905 m 8-28-1850 Rufus Lipe b 3-19-1825 d 6-18-1876 Resided in Bonair, Va.
535. IV. Jacob C. or G. b. 6-6-1835 un m Killed Oct 12 1864 in Battle of Winchester. He was a Major.
536. V. Jane b 11-2-1835 d 1854
313. Charles Duane Clock (5)
b 1855 d 1010-1925 m Grace T. Cady (b 1860 d 1911) (Clockville Cemetery Record). Charles Duane inherited the Conrad farm in Clockville.
ch:
537. I. Claud * d in infancy
538. II. Henry * d in infancy
539. III. Fred Adam m Edna Bull d 1938
540. IV. Kathleen m ---- Bailey
541. V. Martha b 1893. Engaged in raising Chinchillas. Martha has the original parchment issued when the land in Clockville was acquired from the state soon after it was purchased form the Indians. The farm of Conrad stayed in the family until the death of 539 Fred Adam (above). Then sold to a Mr. Hutchinson a gentleman farmer from New Jersey, who sold to his overseer Lomond Isaac Berry whose wife is 542 B. Mary Lois (Watkins) Berry.
*Twins.
316. Oscar (5)
m Mary Junilette Hazard, dau of Mary Frances and Robert Hazard.
ch:
543. I. Mary **
327. Moses (5)
b 1-9-1814 d 4-15-1886 m Mary Barner (b 10-5-1816 d 11-15-1906) dau of John and Anna (Cornell) Barner, about 1834. They resided on a farm west of Brewerton, NY on N. River Road.
ch:
543. I. Edward b 1835 d 8-18-1911 m and had a family
544. II. Mary **
545. III. Matilda * b 1838
546. IV William * b 1838
547. V. John b 1841
548. VI. Homer B 1843
549. VII. Helen b 1846 d about 1933 m ---- Newkirk
ch: SURNAME NEWKIRK
549 A. Alice b 1881
550. VIII. Oscar **
551. IX. Alice Ann b 7-21-1850 d 3-31-1857
552. X. George b 7-2-1852 d 3-18-1930 m Kate Fulton, dau of Chas. W. and Rosetta (Curtis) Fulton. Kate d 4-27-1939 ae 83 yrs. no ch.
553. XI. Rose C. b 3-2-1855 d 2-11-1863
554. XII. Charles d about 1860
*Twins.
328. John J., Jr. (5)
b 11-9-1820 d 2-20-1880 m Betsy Ann (b 1829) dau of Orrin and Rhoda (Phillips) Belknap.
ch:
555. I. J. Frank **
330. Jonas (5)
b 3-2-1815 d 4-15-1898 m Lydia (b 11-22-1817 d 7-29-1899), dau of Levi and Lucy (Pierce) Hamilton 10-6-1842. Lydia was b in Enfield, Mass. They resided for many years on the former Hamilton Place two miles west of Brewerton, NY on the Oneida River know as the Peter and Lewis Pechin place. Afterwards in Brewerton, NY
ch:
556. I. Venelia Diana, called Lilly**
557. II. Roxanna C. b 12-9-1846 d 10-15-1900 un m
558. III. Eugene Banvard b 7-21-1848 or 9 (drowned in Oneida River, 7-8-1861)
559 IV. Georgiette b 7-21-1850 d 8-26-1861
560. V. Ida Isadora b 2-22-1853 d 1-17-1917 m James, son of Peter and Susan Pechin 11-26-1871, (b 12-29-1846 d 8-15-1902)
ch: SURNAME PECHIN
560. A. Lester b 7-3-1873 m Gertrude, dau of John and ----(Gardner) Revoir (1883) Living in 1948 no ch
561. VI. Ella Elizabeth b 1- -1855 d 1927 m Harley Beebe (b 1846), Civil War Veteran.
ch: SURNAME BEEBE
561. A. Maude Winifred b 11-5-1875 m Carl G. Fulmer 1911
ch: SURNAME FULMER
561 A a Nellie May b 7-9-1912 Lives Baldwinsville, NY 1951
561 B. a son not named b 11-19-1878 d 12-7-1878
561 C. Claude W. b 5-23-1882 m Bessie Peckham (both deceased).
561 C a Bernard; 561 C b Stanley
561 D. Harold Hamilton b 11-12-1885 d 1927
562. VII. Emma Jane b 1856 d 9-8-1861
331. Julia (5)
b 1837 d 1913 m Ira Cummings (b 1806 or 9) 1852 in Vermond (Ira d 11-10-1883). Ira was a carpenter and boat builder. Went to brewerton NY about 1842.
ch: SURNAME CUMMINGS
563. I. Myra **
564. II. Delilah b 1859 d 1872
565. III. Henry b 1865 d 1869
333. Abram (5)
b 1816 m ---
ch:
566. I. Homer (Civil War Veteran)
567. II. a dau m Joseph Rogers
ch: SURNAME ROGERS
567 A. Josephine
568. III. Marilla b 8-2-1844 d 12-30-1936 m Thomas Fay (b 2-3-1831 d 11-14-1914), son of Martin and Sara (Jackson) Fay.
ch: SURNAME FAY
568. A. Flora Alice b 8-11-1867 d 8-29-1936
570. IV. George **
569. V. James **
571. VI. Leroy **
334. John C. (5)
m ----
ch: *
572. I. Phoebe b 1840
573. II. Betsy b 1843
574. III. Harrison b 1845
575. IV. Conrad
576. V. Robert
577. VI. Adam
578. VII. Malvina
579. VIII. Nancy Jane
*Six of these children were pupils in River Rd. District School No. 2 Brewerton, NY.
337. Andrew Jackson (5)
b Ft. Brewerton, NY about 1828 d in Syracuse NY about 1899 m Roxanna Madison who d aobut 1875
ch:
580. I. Henry LaGrand **
581. II. Clarence LeClair
582. III. James Monroe
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