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Eighth Legislature, convened January 2, 1843 .- Ely Barnard, Charles P. Bush, Genoa.
Ninth Legislature, convened January 1, 1844 .- Ely Barnard, Genoa ; Robert D. Power, Brighton. Tenth Legislature, convened January 6, 1845 .- Rob- ert D. Power, Brighton ; Ralph Fowler, Handy. Eleventh Legislature, convened January 5, 1846 .- George W. Peck, Brighton; Washington Wing, Iosco.
Twelfth Legislature, convened January 4, 1847 .- George W. Peck, Ira Jennings, Brighton.
Thirteenth Legislature, convened January 3, 1848 .- Robert Crouse, Hartland; Chester Hazard, Genoa.
Fourteenth Legislature, convened January 1, 1849 .- Bradford Campbell, Brighton ; Joseph L. Hart- suff, Unadilla.
Fifteenth Legislature, convened January 7, 1850 .- John Kenyon, Jr., Tyrone; George W. Knee- land, Howell.
Sixteenth Legislature, convened February 5, 1851 .- Spaulding M. Case, Brighton ; Ralph Fowler, Handy.
Seventeenth Legislature, convened January 5, 1853. (First Legislature chosen under apportionment prescribed by the constitution of 1850. )-James Gleason, Hartland ; Charles W. Haze, Putnam. Eighteenth Legislature, convened January 3, 1855 .- Samuel G. Ives, Unadilla; Charles A. Wilber, Howell.
Nineteenth Legislature, convened January 7, 1857 .- Samuel G. Ives, Unadilla ; John How, Deer Creek.
Twentieth Legislature, convened January 5, 1859 .- David Bush, Handy; John Gilluly, Brighton.
Twenty-first Legislature, convened January 2, 1861. -Jacob Kanouse, Cohoctah ; Edwin B. Winans, Hamburg.
Twenty-second Legislature, convened January 7, 1863. -Henry H. Harmon, Howell ; Edwin B. Winans, Hamburg.
Twenty-third Legislature, convened January 4, 1865. -David G. Colwell, Tyrone; William Ball, Hamburg.
Twenty-fourth Legislature, convened January 2, 1867. -William Ball, Hamburg ; Alexander H. Bene- dict, Handy.
Twenty-fifth Legislature, convened January 6, 1869 .- Mylo L. Gay, Howell ; James B. Lee, Brighton. Twenty-sixth Legislature, convened January 4, 1871. -George W. Crofoot, Putnam ; Giles Ross, Hart- land.
Twenty-seventh Legislature, convened January 1, 1873. -D. W. Dinturff, Handy ; John Carter, Brighton. Twenty-eighth Legislature, convened January 6, 1875. -Louis Meyer, Brighton ; Isaac Stow, Iosco.
Twenty-ninth Legislature, convened January 3, 1877. -Giles Ross, Hartland.
Thirtieth Legislature, convened January, 1879 .- Thompson Grimes, Pinckney.
CIRCUIT JUDGE.
Josiah Turner, elected in November, 1857; re-elected in 1863 ; again in 1869 ; and for a fourth term in 1875.
COUNTY JUDGE.
Josiah Turner, elected in November, 1846; re-elected in November, 1850.
SECOND JUDGES.
John Kenyon, Jr., elected in November, 1846 ; resigned in 1849.
W. R. Cobb, elected in November, 1849, to fill vacancy occasioned by the resignation of John Kenyon. Leland Walker, elected in November, 1850.
ASSOCIATE JUDGES.
Elisha W. Brockway, Elnathan Noble, elected in 1836. Solomon Sutherland, Elisha W. Brockway, in office from 1838 to 1840, inclusive.
William A. Buckland, Charles D. Topping, elected in November, 1840.
William McCauley, Alonzo Slayton, elected in Novem- ber, 1844.
JUDGES OF PROBATE.
Kinsley S. Bingham, elected in May, 1836; qualified July 15, 1836.
James W. Stansbury, elected in November, 1836.
George W. Kneeland, elected in November, 1840 ; re- elected in November, 1844.
Frederick C. Whipple, elected in November, 1848 ; re-elected in November, 1852.
Josiah Turner, elected in November, 1856; resigned May 9, 1857, having been appointed circuit judge. Ira P. Bingham, appointed May, 1857, to fill vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Judge Turner. Ira P. Bingham, elected in November, 1860.
Henry H. Harmon, elected in November, 1864. Henry N. Spencer, elected in November, 1868. Jacob Kanouse, elected in November, 1872.
Edwin B. Winans, elected in November, 1876.
SHERIFFS.
Justus J. Bennett, elected in May, 1836.
William Tompkins, elected in November, 1837.
Robert D. Power, elected in November, 1838 ; re- elected in November, 1840.
Richard P. Bush, elected in November, 1842 ; re- elected in November, 1844. :
William E. Huntley, elected in November, 1846; re- elected in November, 1848.
Edward Bishop, elected in November, 1850 ; re-elected in November, 1852.
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HISTORY OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
Van Rensselaer T. Angel, elected in November, 1854; re-elected in November, 1856.
John A. Tanner, elected in November, 1858.
Henry Hartman, elected in November, 1860 ; re-elected in November, 1862.
Giles Tucker, elected in November, 1864. John G. Gould, elected in November, 1866.
Elisha E. Hazard, elected in November, 1868; re- elected in November, 1870.
William Goodrich, elected in November, 1872; re- elected in November, 1874.
Charles E. Beurman, elected in November, 1876; re- elected in November, 1878.
COUNTY CLERKS.
Flavius J. B. Crane, elected in May, 1836; re-elected in November, 1836.
Philester Jessup, elected in November, 1837. (Under Mr. Jessup the business of the office was chiefly done by Ely Barnard, deputy clerk.)
Almon Whipple, elected in November, 1838. (The deputy clerk under Mr. Whipple was George W. Jewett, who performed the duties of the office during the first half of Mr. Whipple's incum- bency, and a portion of them afterwards.)
Jesse Mapes, elected in November, 1840. (During all of Mr. Mapes' term the duties of the office were performed by his deputy clerk, Josiah Turner, now judge of the Seventh Judicial Circuit. ) Mr. Mapes resigned in February, 1842.
Josiah Turner, appointed by the Circuit Court, Feb- ruary 18, 1842, to fill the vacancy caused by res- ignation of Jesse Mapes ; elected in November, 1842 ; re-elected in November, 1844.
Elijah F. Burt, elected in November, 1846; re-elected in November, 1848.
Daniel D. T. Chandler, elected in November, 1850; re-elected in November, 1852.
Abel F. Butterfield, elected in November, 1854; re- elected in November, 1856.
Neil O'Hearn, elected in November, 1858. Elisha W. Grant, elected in November, 1860. William R. Cobb, elected in November, 1862. Orin H. Winegar, elected in November, 1864. Solomon T. Lyon, elected in November, 1866. Albert L. Hathaway, elected in November, 1868 ; re- elected in November, 1870.
Benjamin F. Batcheler, elected in November, 1872 ; re-elected in November, 1874.
Halsted Gregory, elected in November, 1876. Newton T. Kirk, elected in November, 1878.
REGISTERS OF DEEDS.
Ely Barnard, elected in May, 1836 ; continued in office, by re-election, from 1836 to 1840, inclusive. George W. Jewett, elected in November, 1840. Derastus Hinman, elected in November, 1842 ; re- elected in November, 1844.
William C. Rumsey, elected in November, 1846; re- elected in November, 1848.
Levi D. Smith, elected in November, 1850 ; re-elected in November, 1852; re-elected in November, 1854; re-elected in November, 1856.
Amos S. Adams, elected in November, 1858.
William Williamson, elected in November, 1860; re- elected in November, 1862.
Neil O'Hearn, elected in November, 1864; re-elected in November, 1866.
Harry J. Haven, elected in November, 1868 ; re-elected in November, 1870.
William E. Watson, elected in November, 1872; re- elected in November, 1874.
William M. Beach, elected in November, 1876; re- elected in November, 1878.
COUNTY TREASURERS.
Amos Adams, elected in May, 1836.
George W. Jewett, elected in November, 1838.
Almon Whipple, elected in November, 1840.
Chester Hazard, elected in November, 1842 ; re-elected in November, 1844.
Richard P. Bush, elected in November, 1846.
James M. Murray, elected in November, 1848; re- elected in November, 1850.
Charles Benedict, elected in November, 1852 ; re- elected in November, 1854.
Henry Hartman, elected in November, 1856 ; re-elected in November, 1858.
Ira Knight, elected in November, 1860.
William C. Rumsey, elected in November, 1862 ; re- elected in November, 1864.
Albert Riddle, elected in November, 1866; re-elected in November, 1868.
Ira O. Marble, elected in November, 1870.
Horace Halbert, elected in November, 1872 ; re-elected - in November, 1874.
William R. Miller, elected in November, 1876; re- elected in November, 1878.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEYS.
The first prosecuting attorney for Livingston County was James Kingsley, of Ann Arbor, who was appointed as such by the court, for the first term, held in Livingston, November, 1837. Those who held the office by appointment during the period from 1837 to 1850 (when it became elect- ive) were the following-named persons, viz .:*
Wellington A. Glover. Daniel C. Marsh. Lewis H. Hewett. Frederick C. Whipple. Charles C. Ellsworth.
The list of prosecuting attorneys who have held the office by election is as follows :
William A. Clark, elected in November, 1850; re- elected in November, 1852.
* This list is furnished by Judge Turner, who is unable to give from memory the dates and duration of their respective terms of service.
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LIVINGSTON CIVIL LIST.
Henry H. Harmon, elected in November, 1854. John B. Dillingham, elected in November, 1856. Sardis F. Hubbell, elected in November, 1858.
Marcus B. Wilcox, elected in November, 1860. Sardis F. Hubbell, elected in November, 1862; re- elected in November, 1864.
Marcus B. Wilcox, elected in November, 1866. Dennis Shields, elected in November, 1868 ; re-elected in November, 1870.
Andrew D. Waddell, elected in November, 1872 ; re- elected in November, 1874.
Andrew D. Cruickshank, elected in November, 1876; re-elected in November, 1878.
CIRCUIT COURT COMMISSIONERS.
Henry H. Harmon, elected in November, 1852. Sardis F. Hubbell, elected in November, 1854. Andrew D. Waddell, elected in November, 1856. Mylo L. Gay, elected in November, 1858.
Andrew D. Waddell, elected in November, 1860. Dennis Shields, elected in November, 1862 ; re-elected in November, 1864.
Benjamin T. O. Clark, elected in November, 1866. Frederick C. Whipple, elected in November, 1868. William H. Wells, elected in November, 1870.
Benjamin T. O. Clark, elected in November, 1872 ; re-elected in November, 1874.
Andrew D. Cruickshank, elected in November, 1874. Philip V. M. Botsford, Rollin H. Person, elected in November, 1876.
Phillip V. M. Botsford, James I. Van Keuren, elected in November, 1878.
COUNTY SURVEYORS.
Amos Adams, elected in May, 1836; re-elected in No- vember, 1836.
John Farnsworth, elected in November, 1838.
Amos Adams, elected in November, 1840.
Ezra N. Fairchild, elected in November, 1842. Amos Adams, elected in November, 1844. Ezra N. Fairchild, elected in November, 1846. Amos Adams, elected in November, 1848. Ezra N. Fairchild, elected in November, 1850. John Gilluly, elected in November, 1852. Ezra N. Fairchild, elected in November, 1854. Abner B. Wood, elected in November, 1856. Ezra N. Fairchild, elected in November, 1858. John M. Clark, elected in November, 1860. Abner B. Wood, elected in November, 1862. Ezra N. Fairchild, elected in November, 1864; re- elected in November, 1866 ; re-elected in Novem- ber, 1868; re-elected in November, 1870.
Miles W. Bullock, elected in November, 1872; re- elected in November, 1874. Isaac Teller, elected in November, 1876. Emerson W. Grant, elected in November, 1878.
CORONERS.
John W. Peavy, John Drake, elected in May, 1836. George W. Kneeland, elected in November, 1838. Wilber Fisher, elected in November, 1839.
Chauncey Childs, elected in November, 1840. William Younglove, Charles S. Norton, elected in No- vember, 1842.
Charles S. Norton, John Kenyon, elected in November, 1844.
Edward Bishop, Benjamin Crawford, elected in No- vember, 1846.
Edward Bishop, Chester Townsend, elected in No- vember, 1848.
Daniel Person, Amos Adams, elected in November, 1850.
Joseph Brown, Conrad Hayner, elected in November, 1852.
William Beamer, Edward Dedemer, elected in Novem- ber, 1854.
Ferdinand Grisson, Ira Knight, elected in November, 1856.
Peter Russell, Calvin Handy, elected in November, 1858.
Ephraim J. Hardy, Benjamin W. Cardell, elected in November, 1860.
Edward Browning, Martin R. Foster, elected in No- vember, 1862.
Edward Bishop, Conrad Hayner, elected in November, 1864; both these re-elected in November, 1866. Daniel Person, Conrad Hayner, elected in November, I868.
Edward Bishop, Daniel Person, elected in November, 1870.
Jeremiah Nichols, Benjamin W. Cardell, elected in No- vember, 1872.
Benjamin W. Cardell, Alonzo Fowler, elected in No- vember, 1874.
William R. Cobb, John Fulmer, elected in November, 1876; both re-elected in November, 1878.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Emery Beal, Charles P. Bush, Orman Holmes, the first Board of Commissioners of Livingston County, elected in November, 1838.
Bradford Campbell, elected in November, 1839. Emery Beal, elected in November, 1840.
Chester Hazard, elected in November, 1841. This was the last election of county commissioner, the office being abolished at the next session of the Legislature.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
Isaac W. Bush, elected in 1867. William A. Sprout, elected in 1869. Peter Shields, elected in 1871. William Ball, elected in 1873.
COUNTY SOCIETIES.
THE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PIONEER ASSOCIATION.
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HISTORY OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
in its constitution-"to collect and keep in re- membrance the many interesting incidents connec- ted with the early settlement of Livingston County, and thus to be instrumental in handing the same down to future generations ; to cherish and keep alive that peculiar fellow-feeling existing among those who were called to endure together the thousand hardships and privations consequent upon the settlement of a new country ; to afford oppor- tunities for the interchange of thought, and the cultivation of a more social state of feeling in the community ; and, through the medium of public lectures and addresses, to afford a pleasing'and in- teresting entertainment for all."
The first meeting of pioneers, preliminary to the formation of this association, was held, pursuant to previous notice, on the fourth of July, 1871, at the Melvin House, in Howell, from which place it was adjourned to the office of Mylo L. Gay. There it was called to order by Sardis F. Hubbell, on whose motion William C. Rumsey (being the oldest resi- dent of the county present) was called to the chair, and Mylo L. Gay appointed secretary of the meet- ing. After the transaction of some preliminary business, and the appointment of Edward F. Gay, Ezra N. Fairchild, and William C. Rumsey as a committee to draft a constitution, the meeting was adjourned, to reassemble at the court-house in Howell, on the twenty-seventh of the following September, for the purpose of adopting a constitu- tion, and perfecting the organization of the pro- posed association.
At the adjourned meeting the association was fully organized by the adoption of a constitution, and the election of William C. Rumsey as Presi- dent, Mylo L. Gay as Secretary, and Hiram Wing as Treasurer, for the ensuing year. An able and entertaining address (the first given before the as- sociation) was then delivered by the Hon. Josiah Turner, and was warmly applauded, after which the meeting was adjourned to December 20, 1871.
An article in the constitution fixed the third Wednesday in December of each year as the time of holding the annual meetings of the association ; but this was changed soon after, and the time was fixed " on the Wednesday evening of the week in which the Circuit Court for the county of Living- ston shall open, in the month of January in each year, at seven o'clock, P.M., at the court-house in Howell, at which time the officers shall be chosen for one year." The article was again amended January 16, 1878, fixing the Wednesday following the opening of the Circuit Court in June, instead of January, of each year, as the time of holding the annual meeting.
It is understood that the convening of the an- nual meeting during the term of the Circuit Court in Howell is not more for the accommodation of members of the society who may be present as jurors, or witnesses, or litigants, than to insure the presence of Judge Turner, who, although now a citizen of Owosso, is one of the most prominent of the living pioneers of Livingston County, and per- haps the one who exhibits a deeper interest than any other person in the association and its objects. These meetings are regularly held at the court- house, and each one is made peculiarly interesting by one or more addresses from members, reciting half-forgotten incidents relating to the settlement of the county, and the struggles and privations of the brave men and women who first made their homes here in the wilderness.
Below is given a list of those who have become members of the association, from its organization until the present time, viz .:
Name. Nativity. Where and When Settled.
Hannibal Lee New York ...... Green Oak, Oct. 1830.
Levi Pullen ... Maine ..... . Putnam, August, 1831.
Mary Lee ..
Vermont, 1811.Green Oak, 1832.
Robert Warden.
Scotland ..
May, 1833.
Benjamin Blaine.
New York ...... Hartland, June, 1833.
James Craig.
.Scotland ....... .. Unadilla, July, 1833.
Isaac Bennett. New York ...... Hamburg, October, 1833.
Robert Bigham
Vermont .... . Brighton, April, 1834.
Elias Sprague. . Massachusetts .. May, 1834.
William Palmer. New York June, 1834.
Elisha H. Smith .. Howell, October, 1834.
George Palmer.
66 . Brighton, June, 1834.
William C. Brockway .... .. Green Oak, Oct. 1834.
Mrs. John D. Pinckney ... 66 . Howell, October, 1834.
Ferdinand Grisson .....
.. Germany .. Hamburg, August, 1834.
Jonathan Burnett
. Connecticut. .... Green Oak, May, 1834.
W. D. Corson.
New York.
1834.
William C. Rumsey ... .. Vermont ...
April, 1835.
George L. Sage. . Born in Howell, Jan. 1835
Sardis F. Hubbell ... .. Ohio. . Hartland, October, 1835.
David Hyatt . New Jersey ..... Hamburg, June, 1835.
Morris Thompson.
New York ...... Howell, June, 1835.
Joseph Rider
Freeman Fishbeck 66 .Genoa, November, 1835.
John A. Van Camp ..
. New Jersey ..... Green Oak, May, 1835. . Delaware . Genoa, October, 1835.
Pardon Barnard New York .. June, 1835.
Richard Walker. .. Oceola, November, 1835.
Samuel G. Ives.
.. Unadilla, April, 1835.
Freeman Webb.
. Putnam, November, 1835.
William S. Barnard.
. Genoa, October, 1835.
F. G. Rose. Putnam, November, 1835.
N. B. Green. Massachusetts .. Marion, November, 1835.
Mrs Sarah Brower.
. England Putnam, May, 1835.
Mrs. Emily Pullen .. . New York . Hamburg, June, 1835.
Mrs. Lucy A. Cobb.
Brighton, 1835.
Z. M. Drew.
.. Hamburg, May, 1835.
Frederick J. Lee
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. Marion, June, 1836.
Ichabod Kneeland
Howell, June, 1836.
Hiram Wing Massachusetts .. Marion, April, 1836.
Benjamin Curtis. New York Howell, June, 1336.
George D. Biker Marion, December, 1836.
William McPherson .. Scotland .. Howell, September, 1836.
William McPherson, Jr ...
" September, 1836.
Alexander McPherson ... 66
" September, 1836.
Ephraim J. Hardy .. ..... Vermont . Oceola, May, 1836.
Erastus Watrous .. .. Connecticut .... Genoa, June, 1836.
Daniel Case. . New York ...... Ilowell, May, 1836.
Joseph Brown. England Marion, July, 1836.
Elihu Haynes New York ...... Hartland, June, 1836.
Isaac Stow Vermont. Iosco, September, 1836.
N. Saunders New York .Oceola, October, 1836.
A. Saunders.
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October, 1835.
Walter D. Whalen ..... . Vermont.
November, 1835.
Nicholas Kristler.
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COUNTY SOCIETIES.
Name. Nativity. Where and When Settled.
William H. Jilks. . England
Marion, August, 1836.
Solomon T. Lyon
. New York ..
... . Howell, July, 1836.
Almon Brewer.
....
July, 1836.
Orlando Brewer.
...
July, 1836.
Andrew D). Waddell
May, 1836.
George E. Houghtaling .. Michigan .Green Oak, August, 1836.
William Whitaker ....... New York. .Oceola, July, 1836.
Elisha E. Hazard .Genoa, August, 1836.
George W. Lee ....
.. Marion, June, 1836.
Ralph Fowler .... ... .... Handy, June, 1836.
Marvin Gaston.
.. Howell, May, 1836.
C. W. Barber. .. .. Green Oak, June, 1836.
Chester Hazard. .... .. Genoa, August, 1836. " November, 1836.
C. W. Burwell.
Jesse J. Hanse. .. Putnam, June, 1836.
Jacob Kanouse.
New Jersey ..... Cohoctah, May, 1836.
New York ...... Green Oak, Oct. 1836.
Samuel J. Dains. ... . Hamburg, April, 1836.
(). S. Parsons ..
Michigan ....... Conway, Dec. 1836.
John W. Wright. New York ..... . Iosco, October, 1836.
Thomas Love .. England ......... Marion, July, 1836.
Enoch D). Davis New York ...... Hamburg, May, 1836.
John B. La Rowe . Howell, 1836.
George Sewell ..
England ........ . Marion, June, 1836.
Henry H. Smith .. New York. ..... June, 1836.
William O'Hearn Ireland.
.... Green Oak, Oct. 1836.
Elisha C. Wright New York. . Iosco, October, 1836.
Moses Fuller Massachusetts .. Putnam, Nov. 1836.
O. B. Chambers
Vermont .... . Hartland, Sept. 1836.
T. C. Fuller .. Massachusetts .. Putnam, April, 1836. George Gready England ......... Green Oak, Sept. 1836.
George M. Field. New York ... "
May, 1836.
William Sexton ... Marion, June, 1837.
Nov. 1837.
April, 1837.
Connecticut ....
66
April, 1837.
Richard Fishbeck New York Howell, Sept. 1837.
Ezra N. Fairchild.
Marion, May, 1837.
January, 1837.
Francis Monroe 66 Howell, June, 1837.
Abram A. Van Ness 66
June, 1837.
Vermont Iosco, March, 1837.
Isaac W. Bush New York. . Handy, June, 1837.
William A. Clark
Brighton, April, 1837.
Almon Whipple ... 66 Handy, October, 1837. Joseph A. Dibble. .. Genoa, June, 1837.
Edwin Bacheler
Rhode Island .. Oceola, February, 1837.
James A. Preston. Michigan ........ Cohoctah, April, 1837. Ireland.
Patrick McLeer. Unadilla, Nov. 1837.
Andrew Sharp. New York ...... Genoa, December, 1837.
Charles M. Wood Massachusetts .. Iosco, June, 1837.
..... Brighton, January, 1837.
.. Cohoctah, March, 1837.
Brighton, Sept. 1837.
C. W. Leonard. 66
Joel A. Chapin
66
May, 1837.
B. T. O. Clark
Brighton, May, 1837.
A. C. Briggs.
Oceola, March, 1837.
Lewis V. Curry. Born in Brighton, Octo- ber, 1837.
L. Judson .. New York Brighton, August, 1837.
Mrs. Jane L. Brooks Connecticut .. . Marion, January, 1837. Myron Mitchell .. New York. " April, 1837. C. H. Person
James L. Tapping. Deerfield, June, 1837.
Samuel M. Conely . New York City. Brighton, August, 1837. John Wasson New York ...... Unadilla, June, 1837. S. T. Salmon New Jersey ..... Hamburg, April, 1838.
Hiram Pearsons. New York .. . Howell, April, 1838.
Nathan Field.
. Marion, September, 1838.
Albert L. Hathaway ... Jra Brayton.
. Michigan .... . Hartland, April, 1838. New York .. ..... Howell, Sept. 1838. Vermont ... Brighton, Nov. 1838.
Francis S. Hardy.
.Oceola, May, 1838. Massachusetts .. Conway, April, 1838. New York .. Oceola, 1838.
. Marion, September, 1838.
Edward P. Gregory. Michigan . ..... Howell, November, 1839. Joseph B Skilbeck England. July, 1839.
Losson Gordon New York .. .. Conway, February, 1839. Franklin Kelly .. 66 Cohoctah, May, 1839.
Rial Barnum. . Michigan ..... . Unadilla, Nov. 1839. Charles F. Conrad . Hamburg, Sept. 1839. G. S. Ramsdell ... . Cohoctah, 1839. 7
Name.
Nativity. Where and When Settled.
James P. Clark
.Oceola, October, 1839. James Parker. . Hamburg, October, 1839.
Josiah Turner. . Vermont . Howell, April, 1840.
William R. Melvin ...
. Connecticut ....
October, 1840.
William Williamson
. England.
. Hamburg, October, 1840.
Edward Bishop.
. New York
May, 1840.
Graham N. Barker.
.Conway, March, 1840.
Henry O. Barnard
. Born in Genoa, Decem- ber 15, 1840.
Benjamin F. Batchelor. Born in Oceola, May 13, 1840.
Dewitt C. Kneeland .... . New York. . Howell, May, 1840.
Charles E. Beurman ...... Germany ..... Genoa, August, 1840. Ira O. Marble .. Maine. . Deerfield, 1840.
Albert Tooley. New York .. Genoa, June, 1841 ..
William More
. Putnam, October, 1841.
Lorenzo Smith ..
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. Marion, November, 1841.
Julius D. Smith.
John Shields .. Ireland. . Unadilla, January, 1841. Dennis Shields 66 January, 1841.
John Ryan.
. Deerfield, June, 1841.
Ira P. Bingham
New York Brighton, June, 1841.
Legrand Clark
.Hartland, May, 1841.
Elizabeth Noble . Born in Putnam, August,
1841.
J. M. Holden. Rhode Island ... Green Oak, 1841.
William P. Hopkins
. Connecticut ..
.Howell, April, 1842.
Alva G. Blood.
Michigan.
. Oceola, January, 1842.
James B. Lee .. New York . Brighton, October, 1842.
I. K. Hewett ..
. Howell, May, 1842.
Henry S. Worthington
66
Hartland, October, 1842.
H. G. W. Fry.
.. Oceola, September, 1842.
William Brower.
66
Putnam, November, 1842.
Albert Wakeman Born in Tyrone, Novem- ber, 1842.
J. L. Pettibone ... Born in Genoa, Decem- ber, 1842.
Mrs. Anna C. Kelly.
New York . Brighton, 1842.
J. C. Carmer.
Tyrone, May, 1842.
M. F. Darrow.
. Putnam, October, 1843.
William B. Smith ..
Canada.
. Howell, October, 1843.
Ira D. Crouse ... New York Hartland, Nov. 1843.
William Huntington
Howell, November, 1843.
Henry Snyder
.. Conway, September, 1843.
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66
Cohoctah, October, 1843-
Hobart A. Twichell.
Connecticut.
.. Hamburg, May, 1844.
George Wilber ..
New York ...
. Howell, August, 1844.
George McDowell
66
Marion, April, 1844.
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