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Joseph Johnson (above) was a son of John Johnson born 1768 in Mor- ristown, N. J. (son of John Johnson, Sr.) and his wife Eunice Meeker born 1769, Essex county, N. J. dau. of Amos Meeker. Want absolute proof that her father, Amos Meeker was the same Amos Meeker born in Es- sex county, N. J. 1742 who married Joanna Force. (Eunice named her oldest doughter Joanna). Amos and Joanna were in Plymouth twp. Lu- zerne county, Pa. 1790 and 1800. Also
3. Hulda Sanders, perhaps a daugh- ter of Aaron and Phebe Sanders, was born about 1799 (where ?) and died in Charlton, N. Y. Jan. 1, 1821, aged 21 years and 5 months. She is John and Eunice Meeker Johnson | buried in the Old Village cemetery. were in same place at same dates. A list of Amos and Joanna's Child- ren doesn't give the names of but one of their four daughters and I need proof that Eunice was one of those four daughters.
Montezuma, Iowa
L. M. Dickson,
MILROY, POTTER
I would like to correspond with any descendants of William Milroy, and his wife Harriet Mildred Potter or anyone who may have a family record. They removed from the town of Glenville, Schenectady county, N. Y. to Wysox, Ill. about 1860. William Milroy, a son of John and Johanna (Eglicham) Milroy was born in Glen- ville, N. Y. in 1829 .His wife, a đau. of Isaac and Olive (Lunn) Potter was born in Glenville, N. Y. Aug. 24, 1832. Their children were:
1, George Potter married Luettie O. Wood.
2. Isabella Louisa.
3. John Eglisham.
4. William H.
5. Ellen A. married Davld -M Meyers.
6. Sidney B. T.
I am interested in obtaining a genealogical record of the descend- ants of William Milroy in Illinois for
a genealogy I am now compiling. Donald A. Keefer, RD 2 Sacandaga Road, Schenectady, N. Y.
RATHBUN
Who were the parents of Samuel Rathbun born 1763 and his brother, Wilbur Rathbun who migrated from vicinity of Albany, N. Y. to Nor- way and Newport, Herkimer county, N. Y. Other brothers and sisters set- tled in or near Chagrin Falls, Ohio, now a suburb of Cleveland. Family originally from Rhode Island. Samuel married Elizabeth (Betsey) Green- man of Albany, N. Y. Her parentage desired.
E. G. Gibbs, 558 Paarkside avenue, Brooklyn 26, N. Y.
www rou. 0, 1819; Nathan Birdseye born Jan. 12, 1822; Aaron born April 7, 1825; Charles born Aug. 26, 1827; and George Lawrence born Jan. 12, 1830. The membership re- cords of the Charlton Freehold Pres- byterian church show that Ellphalet Sanders and his wife were dismissed to the Congregational church in
Montville, Ohio In 1839. Are their descendants in Ohio today ?
2. Sherman Sanders who was born in about 1794 (where?) and died Charlton, N. Y. Aug. 26, 1860, aged 66 years. His wife according to her headstone was Margaret (surname not given) who was born about 1788 (where ?) and died Sept. 7, 1853, aged- 65 years. The 1850 census of the town of Charlton, however shows his wife as Sarah born about 1800. They are buried in Pine Grove ceme- tery located in Charlton, N. Y. Thelr known children were: Everett' B. (Birdsey ?) born 1823, died 1890, mar- ried Sarah L. Tobey, born 1826, dled 1928 and Sarah Louise born 1827 dicd 1903.
4. Everett Birdsey Sanders, the writer's great great grandfather. was born in 1801 (where?) and died in CharIton, N. Y. Oct. 26, 1881, aged 80 years and 16 days. On Dec. 23, 1824 (where?) he married Lucy Lockwood, daughter of Peter and Betsey (Kirby) Lockwood of Charl- ton. She was born in Charlton in 1804 and died there Feb. 28, 1883, aged78 years, 5 months, 3 days. They are buried in Pine Grove cemetery. He was a carpenter residing in Charlton in the census of 1850 and served as postmaster there for 25 years. The Children 6: membership records of the Charlton Freehold Presbyterian church give 1850. Joshua Falling born 1811. 1851. Anna Faillng born 1813. 1852. Walter Failing born 1818. 1853. Henry Falling born 1822. 1854A. Walter Fsillng born 1820 1854B. Harriet Failing born 1816 875X. Elizabeth Falling born Aug his name as "Birdsie Saunders." Their daughter Jane Augusta Sanders was born in Charlton, N. Y. Aug. 18, 1841 and died there April 11, 1915. On Sept. 10, 1863 she married Elbert Slingerland Groot, son of Cornelius 3, 1794. Died March 24. 1820, daugh and Mary (Cornell Groot of Charl- ton.
Donald A. Keefer,
RD 2 Sacandaga Road, Schenectady, N. Y ..
BROOKS, CONKLIN
Rebecca 51 Conklin, bapt. Dec. 17, 1758, daughter Joseph 45 . Conklin will dated Feb. 20, 1779, recorded July 11, 1782, married Stephen Brooks, New London, Conn. Feb. 16, 1779. Ref. Conklin data page 19. Same data page 113 has above re- puted in a list of of Marriages at Huntington, Long Island. Could he have been related to William Brooks 1769-1852 ?
BROOKS, WALTON
Berry Boswell Brooks, Jr. of Mem- phis, Tenn. born Senatobia, Miss., Feb. 2, 1902, son of Berry Boswell Brooks, Sr., and his wife Lena Jane Salmon. Mr. Brooks, Jr. grad. of Washington and Lee, Lexington, Va. is cotton planter and merchant, member Memphis Cotton Exchange and a Mason. aHe married Virginia Ficld Walton born Jonesboro, Ark., Aug. 6, 1904; is an aluma of Linden-
w., Iv. Y. where he was called to the Baptist church to preach. Please give names and dates of children born in Otsego county.
One son, Judge Jonathan Hascall of Erie county married Rosavilla En- sign born in Otsego county.
Please give ail possible information on Tanner Moffett, Annah Lothrop, Anna Starkweather, Rosevilla ' En- sign.
Florence M. Marahs.
166-35-26th avenue, Flushing, N. Y.
The Petries In America
These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants In America were compll. ed by the late Mrs. Frederick Stach -. la, of Munnsville, N. Y. Her notes have been checked, so far as we have been able to do so, and we will try to complete her work.
Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie,
Johnstown, N. Y.
Installment No. 50
872X. Anna Failing born April 19. 1784. Died April 19, 1876. Daughter of Catharina Dygert and Henrich J. Falling. Married 1. Michael Mc- Carn April 30, 1809. 2. William H. Seeber In 1820. Children by Seeber 2:
1860. Elizabeth Seeber born in 1821.
1861. William H. Seeber, Jr. born in 1826.
873X. Warner Failing born Aug. 22, 1786. Son of Catharina Dygert and Henrich J. Failing. Married ElIz abeth Dunkle Dec. 13, 1806.
ter of Catharina Dygert and Henrich J.' Failing. Married William Seeber for first wife April 5, 1811. Children 4: 1855. Henry Seeber born. 1812. 1856. Catharine Elizabeth Seeber born 1815.
1857. Joshua Seeber born 1818. : 1858. Abraham Seeber born 1813 880X. Dorothea Uhle ,daughter of Magdalena Dygert and Henrich Uhle, Married Adam Gray. Child: 1875. Lena Gray.
900X. Henry Rosenkrantz, son of Nicholas A. Rosenkrantz (193). Mar- ried Child:
1880. Nicholas Rosenkrantz. Has daughter who lived ' at Ogdensburg. N. Y.
906X. Henry Herkimbr, son of Henry Herkimer and Catherine Tim- merman. Lived in Michigan. Married Children:
1902. Mrs. Amy Tunnecliff.
913X. Jacob Herkimer, son of Henry Herkimer and Catherine Tim- merman. Moved to Michigan. Mar- ried Children: 6' sons and 3 daughters. Little known about this family. 1863. John Nicholas Herkimer. 1864. Catharine Herkimer. Married wood College, St. Charles, Mo. They DeMoit of Niles, Michigan.
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ENTERPRISE AND NEWS
1865. Elizabeth Ilana · Herkimer. Married James Badger in 1844. 920X. Caty Herkimer born in 1785 or 95. Daughter of George Herkimer of Schuyler Lake and Mary Loux. Married Herrick. Child- ren 2:
as Private, under Company Officer Capt. Hess under Field Officer Col. vate, under Company Officers Capt. Waggoner, in N. York ,from Pala- Miller & Lieut. Sammons under tine, Tryon County, N. York, was by Field Officers Col. Willet, Col. Wag- Regt. in Mass to the Relief of Capt. goner, In Battle, in N York, from Palatine, Tryon County, N. York,
Gray with his Boat men and Boats. loaded with Provisions & Suplies for was Engaged in Small Battle, Indian the troops at Fort Stanwix. Guard- ing the same. from Old Fort Schuy- ler to Fort Stanwix. Chief Killed, two Wounded, one of which died On their return to Can- ada, as stated and saith by others, Tories, who after the War returned. Oct. 19th 1780, for 2 days, as Only One of Our men Wounded.
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FRIENDLY CRITICISM
Jessica M. Reeves
Tha aint no use in bein' mean And makin' your family blue,
Cause the feller down the road &
piece
Has better crops than you;
An whats the use of cussin' Cause things don't come your way,
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1895. Mary Herkimer. Went west. Married William Ensign.
1896. Matilda Herkimer.
1897. Amanda Herkimer.
926X. Marget Herkimer, born 1796. Daughter of. George Herkimer of Same season 1780, for 6 days, as Private, under Commandr Capt. Schuyler Lake and Mary Loux. Mar- ried Jacob Marshall, Sr. (G. father John Keysor under Genl Van Rensa-
To go ahead an smile, To show your folks you love 'em
And make their life worth while.
Sted O' .belchin' round and kickin'
Doin' nothin' but complain, When you wanted pleasant weather
An the good Lord sent the rain.
When you whine an tell your troubles
A feller said last night He'd walk two miles to get away
Ruther'n hear you gripe.
Bless your heart this is a grand world -
An if you want friends good an true Jus' do by the other feller
As you want him to do by you.
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1906. Ear! Herkimer. Lived at Bel- fast, N. Y.
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929AX. Timothy Herkimer, born Sept. 1806. (Cem. Rec. 1794); died Aug. 6, 1881. Son of George Herki- mer of Schuyler Lake, N. Y. and Mary Lous. Married Eliza .
She died Feb. 28, 1834, aged 29 years. Children 4:
1910. Maria Herkimer born Feb. finding the way and course Enemy
25, 1849 ,aged 7 years.
1911X. Timothy Herkimer born Sept. 20, 1805, died August 6, 1881. Married Maria Tunnicliff, born June 5, 1802, died Dec. 7, 1876. Children 3: 1912X. Nelson Tunnicliff Herkimer born May 9, 1841, died Jan. 18, 1906. Married .. Children 1: 1913. Didadema Herkimer. Married Joseph Tunnicliff born May 25, 1809 died Aug. 31, 1879.
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Pension Papers of Joseph Waggoner
Copied by his great great grand- daughter Marie Lyle, from photo- stats received from the National Ar- chives, Washington, D. C. The orig- inals are among the records of the Veterans' Administration in the Re- volutionary War Pension Fils of Jo- seph Waggoner, W 2 499.
Installment 2 Continued
Nov. 1778, for 8 days, as Private, under Company Officers Capt. Hess, Lieut. Waggoner under Field Offi- cers Col. Klock, Col. Waggoner, and for 12 days and 9 days, as Private, under Company Officer Capt. Hess
Palatine, Tryon County, N. York, In persuit of Sr John With his Army after Brown's Battle. Although by Name Under the Genl., the Tpp't Volenteered, with others of the Mi- litia and Col. Debois With his Levies and with some of Our Indians, & had to Take battle with the Incendiarles Without the Great Genl. and his men, excepting a Small Courageous Num- ber of Rensselaer's men who not only Volunteered but like brave Soldiers forced themselves Away from their Commander in Joining those en- gaged in battle and the Enemy put to flight. Whereas if the Genl. with
all could have been taken &c.
laer, In Battle, in N. York, from Pal- atine, Tryon County , N. York, was Sent on Scout to Royal Grant with 20 men.
July 1781, for 4 days, as Private, under Commander Capt. John Key- sor under Field Officer Col. Willet, In Battle, in N. York, from Palatine, Tryon County, N. York, was In per-
Around Fort Timmerman Under the Command of Col. Willet.
Oct. 25th 1781, for 3 days, as Pri- vate, under Company Officer Lieut. Waggoner under Field Officers Col. Willet ,Col. Waggoner, in Johnstown Battle, in N. York, from Palatine, Tryon County, N. York, was Under the Emedient Command of Col. Wil- let. Next day with Col. Willet in per- suit of the Enemy, Applicant with two of Our Indians sent to discover
took. When Col. Willet had left an Officer to await our return besides Orders in discharging your Appli- cant.
July 29th 1781, for 2 days, as Pri-
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1 1885. George Herrick. 1886. Stephan Herrick.
924X. Henry G Herkimer, born
1 1792, died March 18, 1813, aged 46.
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son of George Herkimer of Schuyler
Lake and Mary Loux. Married Cath- .
Capt. Hess under Genl. Van Rensa-
arine She died Dec. 16, 1854, , laer, In Battle, in N. York, from aged 86. Children 8:
1890. George Herkimer. Went to
Brooklyn, N. Y. to live. 1891. Abner Herkimer. Went to Melrose, Michigan.
1892. Amasa Herkimer. Also went to Melrose, Michigan. 1893. Lovilla Herkimer. Married William Martin of Centreville, N. Y. 1894X. Lucy Herkimer. Married .. Caswell. In 1901 he was 78 years old. Liivng at Exeter, Otsego Co., N. Y. Children 1:
Tomorrow's bound to be sunny an bright,
Tho it is sort of dreary today.
his force hath Joined, Sr John with It'd be a durn sight better ..
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of A. L. Marshall). Children 1: 1900X: Jacob Marshall, Jr. died 1907. Maarried Harriet Burrows of Oriskany, N. Y. in 1852. Children : 929X. William Herkimer, born 1803. Lived in Chautauqua Co. in 1806. Son of George Herkimer of Schuyler Lake and Mary Louix. Mar- ried Harriet Cable. Children 3:
1905. Theodore B. Herkimer. Lived suit after Genl Conflagration at and at Belfast, N. Y.
Private, under Company Officer
mer of Schuyler Lake, N. Y. and Mary Lous. Married Eliza She died Feb. 28, 1834, aged 29 years. Children 4:
the Emedient Command of Col. Wil- let. Next day with Col. Wiliet in per- suit of the Enemy, Applicant with two of Our Indians sent to discover
took. When Col. Willet had left an Officer to await our return besides Orders in discharging your Appii- cant.
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1 Jue & July 1779, for 21 days, as Private, under Company Officer Lt. P. P. Waggoner, in Geni. Suyivin's Expedition, in N. York, from Pala- - tine, Tryon County, N. York, was Pressed, he believes, by order of Genl. Clinton, With team Carrying boats and Provisions, Genl. Suiv- vin's Expedition.
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July 1779, for 21 days, as Private, under Company Officer Capt. John Hess under Field Officer Col. Wag- goner, in N. York, from Palatine, Tryon County, N. York, was sent to Lower Part of German Flats in the Neighborhood Of the Casseiers, Now Herkimer County. When Cruel Mur- der Committed, Prissioners taken and All Around in that vicinity Consum- ed and Burnt, the same time aii de- stroyed & Burned fall hill.
In fali of 1779, for 15 days, as Private, under Company Officer Capt. Hess under Col. Klock, in N. York, from Paiatine, Tryon County, N. York, was by Company Stationed at Fort Timmerman Guarding and performing Garrison duty, expecting Incursion, of the daily expected En- emy.
July & Augt. 1780, for 15 days,
1910. Maria Herkimer born Feb. finding the way and course Enemy
25, 1849 ,aged 7 years.
1911X. Timothy Herkimer born Sept. 20, 1805, died August 6, 1881. Married Maria Tunnicliff, born June 5, 1802, died Dec. 7, 1876. Children 3: 1912X. Nelson Tunniciiff Herkimer born May 9, 1841, died Jan. 18, 1906. Married Children 1: 1913. Didadema Herkimer. Married Joseph Tunniciiff born May 25, 1809 died Aug. 31, 1879.
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Pension Papers of Joseph Waggoner
Copied by his great great grand- daughter Marie Lyle, from photo- stats received from the National Ar- chives, Washington, D. C. The orig- inals are among the records of the .Veterans' Administration in the Re- volutionary War Pension Fils of Jo- seph Waggoner, W 2 499.
Installment 2 Continued
Nov. 1778, for 8 days, as Private, under Company Officers Capt. Hess, Lieut. Waggoner under Field Offi- cers Col. Klock, Coi. Waggoner, and for 12 days and 9 days, as Private, under Company Officer Capt. Hess under Field Officers Col. Klock, Col. Waggoner, in N. York, from Pala- tine, Tryon County, N. York, was At the time of the Cruel Massecre at Cherry Vallee, by Regt., At Fort Wentecker was Indian Castle Garri- son duty Pressed with team to Carry load of Peas from Palatine to Ai- bany. At the same time A load of Pork & Rum from Aibany to Fort Stanwix for the support of the troops in Garrison.
1778, for 6 days, as Private, under Company Officer Capt. Hess under Fieid Officers Coi. Kiock, Col. Wag. goner, in N York, from Palatine, Tryon County, N .York, was Press- ed, Carrying A load of Provisions from Schenectady To Fort Dayton, Herkimer.
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ST. JOHNSVILLE. (N. Y.) E)
MOHAWK VALLEY
GENEALOGY AND
HISTORY
st. Johnsville Enterprise and News, St. Johnsville, N. Y.
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1949
Questions and Answers
A department devoted to the pursuit of knowledge. No charge to regular subscribers. Any reader, whether subscriber or not, is In invited to submit answers. Gives dates, places and sources.
SMITH
Eleazur Smith moved to Cicero, N. Y. after the birth of his son, James D. Smith (born Aprll 9, 1802; died Dec. 21, 1874) from Argyle, Washington Co., N. Y. Eleazer died 1848 in 78th year. Wanted his par- entage as well as his wife's (Elsie .... ) died 1841 age 63. Dates from gravestones in Tafft cemetery, Ci- cero, N. Y. He may have been a nant. grandson of Eleazer Smith born Apr. 21, 1722, a. son of Martin Smith of Hadley and Sarah Wair(d). (See N. E. Hand G. R. No. 20, pg. 126, Re- fonds of Weathersfield, Conn.)
CONAWAY, CRATON, CREIGHTON
Want parentage of John Conaway born about 1768 Wash ;. Co., N. Y., died April 23, 1850, Cicero, N. Y. and of his wife Mary Craton (or Creigh- ton) born about 1778, died April 2, 1864.
LINCOLN, HOLMES ..
Dates for and parentage of Ra- chel Holmes who married July 7, 1695 Deacon Thomas Lincoln born Dec. 12, 1674 and moved from Hingham, Mass. to Harwich about 1700. Also relationship of his gr. father Thomas Lincoln (the cooper) who died Sept 28, 1691, Hingham, Mass. and Sam- uel Lincoln, ancestor of the president.
Joseph H. Schaefer, . 308 James street, Syracuse, N. Y.
ALLEN, POWERS /
Want parentage of Henry Allen, born Dec. 9, 1776 (perhaps Vermont) died Sept., 1842. Buried Norton cem -. etery, Canton ,St. Lawrence Co., N. Y. Married at Ferrisburg, Vt., April. 29, 1804 Orma Powers born March 24, 1786, died Sept., 1879, daughter of Joseph Powers and Susan Lara- bee (her line established.)
Henry and Orma Powers had 13 children born from Nov. 16, 1805 to Nov .16, 1831, namely: Truman, Reu- ben, Susan, Eliza, Alonzo, Harriet J., Martin F., James M., Levi, Henry Ira, Aritta Armina, Lavina, Hiram J. Mrs. G. E. Francher, RFD 4, Troy, N. Y.
JACKSON
Want parentage and further an- cestry of James Jackson who was born April 14, 1758 at Claverick, N. Y. He was in the Revolution: He married Sarah Smith (when ?) Want her parentage and further ancestry. They both died at Fairfield, Herki- mer county, N. Y. They had 11 children. Sarah Smith was born May 6, 1760 (where ?)
MIMOMR. FRANK
WHITE, SWIFT, KING, OAPEN
The line is supposed to be: Edward White born 1593 married 1616 Kent, England Martha King,
John White born Dec. 15, 1639, Dorchester, died Aug. 6, 1690 Boston, married Nov. 11, 1663 Mary Swlft. Philip White married Deborah. Andrew White married ..
Andrew White married Lydia Co-
Asa White - married Margaret Dodge.
Asa White married Clara Keep. four families.
Thomas Swift, the immigrant died 1675'at Dorchester, Mass. His wife, Elizabeth Capen died there 1677-8. Their daughter Mary born Sept. 21, 1645 married Nov. 11, 1663 John White, a joiner of Boston.
Harrison Ellery in his "Memoirs of Gen. Jos. G. Swift" lists elght child- ren of whom onl ytwo were males. Edward and John and the name Phll- ip does not appear, neither does the name of Deborah as a spouse.
ARMENT, OGBORN
George Washington Arment is sup- posed to have owned the first car- riage manufacturing company .in Columbus, Ohio. He married there on' Sept. 5, 1839 Sarah Ogborn. Data on both names desired.
FLIERBOOM, HARING (Herring)
Mattys Flierboom settled at New Orange (Albany) about 1660 where he was a judge. He moved to New York city In 1692 where five of his children married, four of them mov- ing to Bergen county, N. J. One au- thor (C. B. Harvey) says his oldest child was Caroline while another (Demarest) calls her Catherine. Both agree that she married in 1693 Cor- nelius Haring. A daughter of this last couple. Margrietie married Pet- er Demarest. Data asked.
HARING, COZINE
Jan Pieterson Haring married on Witsuntide 1662 at New Amsterdam a young widow, Margaretta" Cozine. This wedding was the first perform- ed at the Dutch church on the Bow- ery. Data desired.
HARING, WAN (A)MAKER
Catherine Haring born July 16, 1858 married Harley Wanamaker. Peter Haring married Magaret Wan- amaker (of the 4th generation, about 1780-90). These people are supposed to have Ilved in either Bergen Co., N .J. or Rockland Co., N. Y. Data desired.
WANAMAKER
All and any data concerned with this family desired, and will be ap- preciated.
of BT. Would like to know date when last BT was published. The to- tal length of these Notes is about three columns. Can only be copied by photostat. The following is a very brief summary:
"April 5, 1760, Dutchess Co., Book 10, p. 54, Matthias Marsh to Gideon Draper, for 585 pounds, 'lott' part of land lately surrendered by Colony of . Conn. to Colony of N. Y. touching on Ten-Mile River, 195 acres; deed witnessed by William Marsh and James Birdsall. Writer suggests search records in Dorset, Vermont, for will or other papers showing that if there was a daughter Elizabeth, she married Zebulon Ross, Sr. and if they had a third son, Matthias Ross.
October 4, 1787 Mrs.
Elizabeth (Marsh) Ross died in her 61st year. (Gravestone inscription). Zebulon Ross, Sr. will is on file Vol. V, pp. | 300-304, Dutchess Co. Surrogate
Court. On August 24, 1940, the writ- er says that Archibald was the son of Zebulon Ross, Jr. and born 1773; an eldest son John Ross II was born 1770. Archibald named his third son, Zebulon and one dau. Phebe Ann. In writing he referred to his mother as "Phebe Ross the old woman." Two other children of Zebulon, Jr., named daughters Phebe. One of these two children was Elizabeth Ross born 1785, died Dec. 26, 1881 ,age 96 years, who married Abijah Preston and her dau. Phebe Preston born Aug. 5,' 1813, married Oct. 14, 1831 Ashabel H. Haviland. William Ross, son of Zebulon, Jr. married Betsy (Eliza- beth) Thomas May 17, 1806, both of. Paulings.
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