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Joseph Bailey, John Gee, Seth Larabee, John M. Frank, Dana Miles, James Knapp, Nicholas Brown, James Wright, Robert Ry- an, John Smith, James Sherwood, Enoch Smith, John Snider, Thom- as Russell, Seth Bouton, George Totman, Elias Thomson, Nehemi- ah Ourtin, Isaac Bouton.
Silas Lincoln, Jason Crawford, David Robinson, Altamont Don- aldson, Abner Baker, Isaac Til- iotson, Moses Stevens, George Barlow, Simeon LeRoy, Jeremiah Chase, John Stanbro, Cornelius Lament, Elisha Brewer, Thomas Kingsbury, Adam Kingman, Moses Rice, David Darling, Epaphras Sheldon, Thomas Mott.
Stephen Kelly, Oliver Hopkins, William Parker, David Crowell, Robert Smith, Henry Turck, Na- than Walker, Timothy Robertson, Samuei Sole, Asa Parker, Thomas Nichols, Lemuei Barnes, Joel Morten, John Green, Benjamin Glazier, Jonathan Skeel, Samuel Barlow, Maj. Wim. Gee, Nathan Smith.
Of these Jeremiah Chase, Sim- eon Leroy, George Totman, Jocl Morten, John Gee, Elisher Brew- er, Cornelius Lament, John Stan- bro, Enoch Smith, Thomas Kings- bury and Stephen Kelly, were liv- ing in town in 1840. Of this num-
WEED, HAIT, YATES
Congregation church records of Greenfield, Saratoga Co., N. Y., show .two Jacob Weeds there at an early date. Were they related? 1. Jacob Weed, anc., wife and full list of children wanted) had 3 sons Enos, Eli and Lewis bapt. there Jan. 6, 1793. All possible in- formation asked on them and their descendants.
Want ancestry of the Eli Weed (was he son of Jacob above ?) who died Greenifeld, N. Y. Feb. 25, 1858, age 74, therefore born ca, 1784, where? mar. when? Betsy Hoyt (her anc. asked), born Greenfield, N. Y., age 56 in 1850 census, therefore born ca. 1794, died Feb. 18, 1885 ,age 91. Both buried in Locust Grove cemetery Greenfield, N .Y.
Their children as given in the 1850 census of Greenfield were Le- vi age 22, Alva age 20, Sally M. age 18 (what became of her ? she is not mentioned in her fath- er's will dated Jan. 5, 1857 and probated July 1858) and Edward age 16. Were there other child- ren ? Son Levi died Ballston, N. Y. May 20, 1881, intestate; adm. papers, Feb. 1883, mention his widow Urania F. (who was she?)
Their children asked. Son Alva died Aug. 30, 1876, age 46 and is buried in Locuse Grove cemetery beside his parents. Did he mar- ry ? Son Edward died Saratoga Springs, N. Y. March 18, 1909 age 75 years, 1 month, 26 days and is cemetery. His wife and children asked. Did he have a daughter Alice L. ? Ed- ward Weed and Catherine Arnold are given as parents of Alice L., age 30, in her mar. rec. to Hiland Bliss Harvey, age 39 in Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Oct .26, 1897.
Samuel 4 Weed (Daniel 3, John 2, Jonas 1) and wife Rebecca Hait (her anc. asked) had 5 sons born in Stamford, Conn., 1742-58, Joel, Noah and 3 more were named En- os, Eli and Lewis born 1758, 1744 and 1748 resp. Son Noah bought land in Greenfield, N. Y., 1793. Did any of his brothers remain in Saratoga county ? One Eli
Weed signed the covenant of the above Greenfield church in July 1790. Who was he? Did he have a son Eli ?
2. A younger Jacob Weed than (1) above married Greenfield, N. Y. Nov. 8, 1807 Phebe Yates. He died there April 2, 1816, age 30 years, 2 months, 3 days, there- fore born Feb. 13, 1786, where ? His will made March 25, 1816 and probated 1817 mentions wife Phe- be and minor children, but does not name them, Who were they? Known are 3 children who died young, William G., died Dec. 2, 1809, age 1 year, 2 mo., 16 days, Henty C. died April 26, 1814, age 3 months, 23 days and Henry L., died June 14, 1816, age 1 year, 3 months, 3 days. Witnesses to the will were Betsy Belden, Israel Weed (his identity asked) and
Samuel MicCrea Exc. were Potter Johnson and Edwin Weed. Who was this Edwin? There was an Edwin C.,Weed who served as su- perisor of Greenfield 1835-8, 1842. Are they the same? Ail possible information wanted on the ances- try and descendants of this Ja- cob.
WEED, WHITING
Wife and children, with dates, marriages and locations, asked of Jacob 6 Weed, born Stamford, Conn. Sept. 7, 1770, son of Eben- ezer 5 Weed (Nathan 4, Jonas 3, John 2, Jonas 1) and Hannah
Whiting.
WEED, GRAY
Wife and children - with dates.
THE FLOWER FAMILY
Of Delhi, Delaware County, N. Y. Scattered public and family re- cords of Delaware County, N. Y. reveal the names of many persons by the name . of, Flower whose | identities have not been establish- ed. Help of genealogical readers is sought in clarifying their rela- tionships.
FLOWER, HASKINS
Wanted the parentage of Arte- mas Flower of Delhi and of his wife, Lorinda | Haskin. He died Dec. 3, 1869, aged 66 years, 11 months, 8 days (born about 1802). She died June 3, 1881. Family re- cords and his wil give the follow- ing children:
1. Nathaniel S. Flower 1829- 1895; married 1867 Elizabeth Mil- ler 1835-1915. - Five children.
2. Charles H. Flower 1833-1864, a married Alice ..... One child, daughter. 3. Artemas D. Flower 1835-
1863
4. David G. Flower 1837-1907. 5. Amy Mariah ) Flower 1839- 1845.
6. Ebenezer S. Flower 1844-
1918; married 1884 Harriet Brownell 1859-1937. One child, a daughter, died in infancy.
7. Emily Mariah Flower 1850-
FLOWER, SWARTZ
Wanted the parentage of Eben- ezer Flower of Stamford, Dela- ware county and his wife, Mary Swartz of Delhi. They were mar- nied at Delhi Sept. 15, 1834. The names of their children have been preserved in family records:
1. Ann Eliza Flower 1835-1875 married David Josiah Hanford 1834-1899. Four children. 2. Sarah Elizabeth Flower 1837- 1925; married John B. Hunt 1835- 1907. Four children.
3. Frances Augusta Flower
1840-1841.
4. (Twin unnamed) 1840-1840. 5. William Swartz Flower 1842- 1927; married Anna P. Scott
1845-1936. No issue.
6. Jeanette Flower 1845-1916; married William Forrest. Four children.
7. John Laughran Flower 1847- 1885; married Louise McWilliams. Four children.
8. Caroline Flower 1851-1918;
married Charles Olmstead Han- ford 1850-1926. Six children. 9. Geonge Gardiner Flower
1853-1936; married Mary Goodale 1853-1927. No issue.
10. Mary Augusta Flower 1858- 1928; married James G. Scudder 1856-1914. No issue.
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FLOWER, ORWIN
Wanted the parentage of Joseph P. Flower of Delhi and of his wife Margaret Orwin. He was born in Mass. in 1800. He was married in 1822; his wife died in 1860. He was brought to Delhi by his father in 1803. Kept Farmer's Hotel there for forty years and kept the hotel at Bovina from 1869 and the store there from 1873. His will dated in 1881 men- tions a daughter, Sophiaa Dun- ham and a son Henry W. Flower.
FLOWER ( ...... )
Wanted the parentage of Phin- eas Flower of Delhi. He is said ! to have been one of three broth- ers who settled there by 1804.' Wanted name and parentage of. his. wife. They are said to have had only one child, a son, the Reverend George S. Flower 1828- 1916 who married Julia A. Long- ingdike 1835-1911. Four children. FLOWER, HASKINS
Wanted the parentage of Chan- dier Flower of Hamden, Delaware county. In 1828 he married Maria Haskins, daughter of' Augustus Haskins of Colchester, Delaware county. She was born at Walton, Delaware county in 1804. He died in 1878, leaving eight children of whom the names of only three have been found: Orman N., Ed- win C. and Emily. Wanted the
names of the other five with all nesble dates and marriages nº
County, Michigan. Never mar- The following are names of the red. Is said to have lived there, Revolutionary soldiers who have with her half-brother, Ethan Al- lived in the Town: len.
Oscar F. Allen, son of Win- throp and Mercv (Hall ) Allen, born Jan. 24, 1821, died Oct. 10, 1894, Polkton Twp., Ottawa coun- ty, Mich. There is nothing known of this family except that he married Vanderbilt and lived for any years at Coopers- ville, Mich. Their children were: Belle Allen, Idah Allen, Daniel Allen.
William Henry Allen, son of Winthrop and Mercy (Hall) Allen, born Oct. 24. 1825, died Coldwat- er, Mich. July 26, 1903; married 1st. Charlotte A. Austin, on Sep- tember 20, 1854 at Rose, Wayne county, N. Y., who died there Feb. 8, 1859. There were no child- ren from this union.
William Henry Allen married 2nd on Jan. 20, 1862 Mary Barnes, born Feb. 17, 1826, died Coldwater, Mich. Aug. 12, 1888, daughter of John and Mary (Cowen) Barnes. They removed from Rose, Wayne county, N. Y. about 1863, to Cold- water, Mich. William H. Allen was a tanner. Their children were: Cona Luella Allen, born Dec. 7, 1863, died Sept. 17, 1943. Elmer Allen, born Feb. 19, 1865, died Sept. 29, 1917.
Niles, Mich. Sept. 4, 1854. He married date and place unknown, Diantha Dean who was born Jan. 19, 1801, and died Nov. 5, 1860. Both are buried in Niles, Mich. They are supposed to have lived at one time in Cayuga county, N. Y. and to have removed to Ber- rien county, Mich, prior to 1850. Asa. L. Allen's grave is marked with a flag which indicates that he served in some war. The fol- lowing children were born to Asa L. and Diantha (Dean) Allen:
Adaline Allen born Oct. 15, 1821, died April 15, 1854.
John L. Allen born Oct. 25, 1823.
Charles L. 'Allen born May 25, 1826
Robert R. Allen, born Oct. 28, 1829, died Sept. 4, 1904.
Harriet M. Allen, born Nov. 2, 1832.
Albert Allen born July 16, 1834, died April 2, 1836.
Harvey. Allen born . Aug. 18, 1836, died 1838.
Menerva Allan born August 18, 1838, died Sept. 4, 1851.
United States Census, 1850, for Berrien county, Michigan:
Asa L. Allen, age 50; sex, male; occupation, laborer; state of birth, Vermont.
Deantha Allen; age, 45; sex, fe- male; state of birth, New York. Minerva Allen, age 13; sex, fe- male; state of birth, New York. Robert W. Allen,
199 West Pearl Street, Coldwater, Michigan
THE END
STEPHENS, SCRIBNER
Reuben Stephens born Aug. 24, 1768, married 1st Elizabeth
(who died Dec. 27, 1790, aged 20, buried at Poultney, Vermont), married 2nd. ' Elizabeth Scribner born July 7, 1774. Reuben and his 2nd wife moved to Radnor, Ohio. Were in Radnor by 1816 or earller. A son Joel Smith Stephens (my great grandfather) -was born In the state of New York in 1809, according to census records, so Reuben and Elizabeth must have lived some place in New York before moving to Ohio.
From Radnor, Ohio they moved to Morrow county, Ohio where Reuben died Qct. 25, 1827. He is
buried in the Northfork cemetery near Fredericktown, Ohio.
Who was the first Elizabeth ? Who were the parents of Eliza- beth Scribner, the second wife ? Where did Reuben and his wife live In New York state? What be- came of his wife, Elizabeth Scrib- ner Stephens after Reuben's
death ?
Mrs. Mabel R. Hagan, 506 S. Gregory Place, Urbana, Illinois
Joseph Bailey, John Gee, Seth Larabee, John M. Frank, Dana
Miles, James Knapp, Nicholas Brown, James Wright, Robert Ry- an, John Smith, James Sherwood, Enoch Smith, John Snider, Thom- as Russell, Seth Bouton, George Totman, Elias Thomson, Nehemi- ah Curtin, Isaac Bouton.
Silas Lincoln, Jason Crawford, David Robinson, Altamont Don- aldson, Abner Baker, Isaac Til- lotson, Moses . Stevens, George Barlow, Simeon LeRoy, Jeremiah Chase, John Stanbro, Cornelius Lament, Elisha Brewer, Thomas Kingsbury, Adam Kingman, Moses Rice, David Darling, Epaphras Sheldon, Thomas Mott.
Stephen Kelly, Oliver Hopkins, William Parker, David Crowell, Robert Smith, Henry Turck, Na- than Walker, Timothy Robertson, Samuel Sole, Asa Parker, Thomas Nichols, Lemuel Barnes, Joel Morten, John Green, Benjamin Glazier, Jonathan Skeel, Samuel Barlow, Maj. Wm. Gee, Nathan Smith.
Of these Jeremiah Chase, Sim- eon Leroy, George Totman, Jocl Morten, John Gee, Elisher Brew- er, Cornelius Lament, John Stan- bro, Enoch Smith, Thomas Kings- bury and Stephen Kelly, were liv-
The scenes of the war through which they had recently passed were fresh in their minds! and it is not strange that much of a mili- tary spirit should exist among the people. Consequently the call for the performance of military duty was soon made, and the call was responded to by five men, of whom Gideon Messenger was one, going to Homer to train under Captain Moses Hopkins. Captain Hopkins had previously held low- er rank, but had exerted himself to get up a company of forty-five, by enlisting old men and boys to obviate the necessity of going to Marcellus to attend company drills. Soon the soldiers in Virgil were permitted to train in Town, and the first meeting for that purpose was held at the house of James Knapp, where M. B. My- nard . now lives, under the com- mand of Captain John Ellis, after- wards Judge Ellis of Dryden. The captains were after him succes- Brown, sively, Abial James Wright, George Wigant and Jo- seph Chaplin. The company was then divided and William Lincoln commanded the east company. and .Enoch Allen the' west.
Russell, Moses Woolfeen and Hen- ry Green The east company draft- ed for three and John E. Roe, Daniel Price and Ira Lincoln were drawn. John E. Poe procured a substitute. Daniel Price went and served three months and Ira Lin- moln was excused on account of
ill health. At another muster Da- vid Snider was drawn and went, serving three months, the usual time for militia. There have also been living in the Town several others who were soldiers in that war. Among these were Joel Han- erck. Edmund H. Robinson, Jacob Pronson, Barnabas Baker, Zach- trinh Low, John D. Barnes, Thom- 's Foster. Ezekiel Miller, Reuben Gridley, John Fisher. Isaac Ay- ers, Gurdin Hall, Daniel Short, Uriah Harvey, Joseph Miller, Jo- seph Terwilliger and Edward Gris- wold. There was a company of ag- ed men and invalids organized In
time of the Revolution. Of this company Simeon West was cap- tain. John S. Squires, lieutenant and William Powers, ensign."
Bessie A. Nott, '
80 Greenbrish street, Cortland, N. Y.
Noah and 3 more were named En- os, Eli and Lewis born 1758, 1744 and 1748 resp. Son Noah bought land in Greenfield, N. Y., 1793. Did any of his brothers remain in Saratoga county ? One Eli Weed signed the covenant of the above Greenfield church in July 1790. Who was he? Did he have a son Eli ?
2. A younger Jacob Weed than (1) above married Greenfield, N. Y. Nov. 8, 1807 Phebe Yates. He died there April 2, 1816, age 30 years, 2 months, 3 days, there- fore born Feb. 13, 1786, where? His will made March 25, 1816 and probated 1817 mentions wife Phe- be and minor children, but does not name them. Who were they ? Known are 3 children who died young, William G., died Dec. 2, 1809, age 1 year, 2 ino., 16 days, Henty C. died April 26, 1814, age 3 months, 23 days and Henry L., died June 14, 1816, age 1 year, 3 months, 3 days. Witnesses to' the will were Betsy Belden, Israel Weed (his identity asked) and Samuel McCrea Exc. were Potter Johnson and Edwin Weed. Who was this Edwin? There was an Edwin C.,Weed who served as su- perisor of Greenfield 1835-8, 1842. Are they the same? All possible infornation wanted on the ances- try and descendants of this Ja- cob.
WEED, WHITING
Wife and children, with dates, marriages and locations, asked of Jacob 6 Weed, born Stamford,
Conn. Sept. 7, 1770, son of Eben- ezer 5 Weed (Nathan 4, Jonas 3, John 2, Jonas 1) and Hannah Whiting.
WEED, GRAY
Wife and children with dates, marriages and locations asked of Jacob 6 Weed, born Stamford, Conn. April 18, 1778, son of Miles 5 Weed (Miles 4, Jonas 3, John 2, Jonas 1) and Mary Gray.
WEED, KITTERSFIELD
Ancestry and children asked of Jacob Weed, born Danbury, Conn. 1737, . died Pittsford, Vt. 1813, married 1758 Sarah Kittersfield. at Delhi Oct. 25, 1861, aged 93. Known Is one son, Samuel 1774- 1833 .who married 1803, Rebecca Morse (Moss 1780-1813. This Ja- cob senved in Rev. War in Mass. troops under Cols. Symonds and Powell. (See DAR 133823).
WEED
Ancestry, wife and children
asked of the following Weed
names listed in the 1790 Federal Census for New York:
1. Jacob Weed of with 1-2-1 of Frederickstown, Dutchess Co. 2. Jacob Weed with 2-1-2 Pawling Town, Dutchess Co.
3. Jacob Weed, Jr. with 1-1-1 of Pawling Town, Dutchess Co.
4. Eli Weed with 1-3-6 of Pound- ridge, Westchester Co. . Marie Lyle,
Paso Robles, Calif.
Wanted identifying data of the In partial reply to Abeel, Fox query of Marie Lyle in Enterprise | following persons by the name of and News issue of March 24th, as Flower:
to identity of the Elizabeth Fox : . Betsey Flower who married Jacob Abeel, I wish , Horace Carter at Delhi July 25, who married 1827.
to advise that she was a daugh- ter of Captain William Fox and wife Catherina Zimmer, being one
of the 13 children mentioned in | 49 years. her father's will of date of March 30, 1795. She is mentioned therein as' the wife of Jacob Abeel.
William W. Fox was born Oct.
Polly Flower who married Al-
17, 1732, married ca 1752. He serv-lexander Stewart. They lived at ed in the Revolution as Captain | Delhl and hed of the Palatine Battalion daughters born of there: Theresa on May 17. 1825 Klock's Regiment as did his broth- ard Harriet on Feb. 2, 1835.
Christopher William Fox who later became Major of that Bat- talion.
Capt. William Fox was a son of Johan William Fox and Mar- garet Cast or Kast, his father be- Ing one of the Stone Arabia Pa- tentees, Lot No. 7. His grandvar- 1813 after the example set in the ents were Johan Philip Fox a Pal-
atine immigrant of 1710 and his wife Anna Eva.
I have no record as to dates of birth or death of Elizabeth Fox or of her marriage to Jacob Abeel. O. W. Bell. 43712 Queen Anne Court, San Antonio, Texas
10. Mary Augusta Flower 1858- 1928; married James G. Scudder 1856-1914. No issue.
FLOWER, ORWIN
Wanted the parentage of Joseph P. Flower of Delhl and of his wife Margaret Orwin. He was born in Mass. in 1800. He was married in 1822; his wife died in 1860. He was brought to Delhi by his father in 1803. Kept Farmer's Hotel there for forty years and kept the hotel at Bovlna from 1869 and the store there from 1873. His will dated in 1881 men- tions a daughter, Sophiaa Dun- ham and a son Henry W. Flower.
FLOWER ( ...... )
Wanted the parentage of- Phin- eas Flower of Delhi. He is said to have been one of three broth- ers who settled there by 1804. Wanted name and parentage of his . wife. They are said to have had only one child, a son, the Reverend George S. Flower 1823 -! 1916 who married Julia A. Long- Ingdike 1835-1911. Four children.
FLOWER, HASKINS
Wanted the parentage of Chan- dler Flower of Hamden, Delaware county. In 1828 he married Maria Haskins, daughter of' Augustus Haskins of Colchester, Delaware county. She was born at Walton, Delaware county in 1804. He died in 1878, leaving eight children of whom the names of only three have been found: Orman N., Ed- win C. and Emily. Wanted the names of the other five with all possible dates and marriages of
all.
Is it possible that all five of the preceding men by the name of Flower were sons of William (5) Flower baptized at Ashfield, Mass. (Cong. Church Records) Aug. 13, 1780, son of William (4) and Hannah (4) (Flower( Flower, cousins of Ashfield, Mass. He died
years (born about 1768). Since William (5) was the oldest of six children baptized on Aug. 13, 1870 the year 1768 would fit him as his birth year. , William (5) Flower married Eunice Kilburn at Ashfield Sept. 10, '1793 (Cong. Ch. Records). She was daughter of Lieut. Samuel and Elizabeth (Stillman) Kilburn of Chatham, Conn. and Ashfield, Mass. Born, Chatham Feb. 25, 1772 died pre- sumably at Delhi, N. Y. Sept. 23, 1827. It is believed that they had a large family of children but on- ly two have been identified: Per- mela Flower baptized Ashfield
(Cong. Ch. Records) May 10, 1801 and James Flower born at Delhi Oot. 18, 1808. It seems cred- ible that this couple were the progenitors of the numerous Dela- ware County Flower families but proof is not yet available
Mrs. Lvdia Flower who died at Colchester April 13, 1852 aged
Lucretia Flower who died at Colchester Feb. 19, 1853 aged 20 years.
Mary Augusta Flower who mar- med Harvey Smith Brown at Del- hi . April 12, 1853. They are saidy to have had six sons and one! daughter. Wanted names, dates and marriages.
Clarissa Flower of Delaware county who married Abel Palmer, They had a daughter Anna who married George Bassett In Sept .? 1861.
Clarism Flower of Deihi, who arried Moses L. Cleveland, born July 1, 1831 at Masonville. N. Y. They kept hotei at Meredith. N. Y Russell S. Flower,
| Henryville, Penn.
This was the condition of the ilitary interest at the commence- ment of the war of 1812-15: Levies of troops were made and the com- Lyle Heights, panies in this Town were called on for five or six men. In the west company a sufficient number en- listed-their names were John J ABEEL, FOX
in Stamford, Conn., 1742-58, Joel, warmeu Cnaries vimstead Han- ford 1850-1926. Six children. . 9. George Gardiner Flower 1853-1936; married Mary Goodale 1853-1927. No issue.
Asa Allen, youngest son of Za- dok and Lucy (Herrick) Allyn, ing in town in 1840. Of this num- was born April 30, 1796, died in | ber John Gee Is now the only sur- vivor.
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The Petries In America
These notes and records of the Johan Jost Petrie family and de- scendants in America. were com- piled by the late Mrs. Frederick Staehla, 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 57
1025X. John H. Petrie, born in 1795, died in 1861. He was a son of Henrich Petri 270 and 1. Maria Loux. He was a veteran of the war of 1812. Captured at Sackett's Harbor. Prisoner in Canada, Mar- ried Catherine House, born 1798; died 1871. She was a daughter of Adam House and Magdalena Star- ing. (Manheim records). Buried at Oneida Castle, N. Y. Children 9. 2066X. Levi Petrie born 1824, died 1907. He was a carpenter. Married Mary J. Brown (1833- 1907). Children 2. (Line of Mrs. D. House of Oneida).
2067. Henry D. Petrie. Married .. Son died. Not married.
2068X. Mary Magdalena Petrie. Married Abram or Abraham Kilts. Born in Manheim. Children 2.
2069X. Leonard Petrie. Married Elizabeth Catholic. Child- ren 11. 2069A. John A. Petrie (1830- 1910). Not married.
2069B. Elijah Petrie. Veteran of Civil War, Co. 2nd and Co. A 11th. Iowa Infantry. Carpenter. Not married.
2069C. Harriet Petrie. Not mar- ried. No record.
2069D. Jerome Petrie (1840- 1899). Married Hattie (Harriet) Waters on Dec. 25, 1872 at Clin- ton, N. Y. Buried in Vernon Cen- ter cemetery. (Line of Seymour Petrie). 2069E. James Petrie (1843- 1920). Married Flora Beach in 1873. No children.
1026X. Benjamin Petrie, son of Henrich Petri 270 and Maria Loux. He was born in Herkimer in Herkimer in 1808; died at Pet- enboro, N. Y. (Petrie's Corners. ) (Town of Manheim, 1850 census, ). 747, 48 years old). Will 1-545, July 10, 1852 gives wife Elisabeth son Asa, William, when 21; John Henry, brother Nicholas H. Pe- Erie.
Married Elizabeth Loucks, born 1808 (one record says she was born in Canada), She died April 26, 1888, aged 80 years, 3 months, 15 days. Her father was John Loucks and 'mother was Ger- trude Doxtader. Elizabeth was born in Herkimer county. . (Divi- sion of Vital Statistics, Albany Cert. 15265).
She afterwards married John Broat. She is buried at Peterboro. She married John in 1866 and he died Oct. 30, 1866. He was born in March 6, 1796. John Broat's first wife was Nancy Bellinger, who was born about 1800 (1850 census.) Benjamin died prior to 1866. Children 8. 3
2070X. Asa Petrie (he was 17 in 1850 census). Married Caroline Davis Oct. 1857 in Peterboro, N. Y. Children: 1. Eugene Petrie. Died.
2071X. Willard Petrie born 1842, died June 28, 1878. Was in the Civil War, Co. F 157 N. Y. S. Vol. He died in Peterboro, N. Y. 'Married Mary Jane Richard, of Whitesboro Dec. 18, 1861. She died in Whitesboro. Children: Rufus Petrie, born 'in Peterboro. Lived in Whitesboro.
2072X. Jake Petrie. Married Ritter. Children 1.
2073X. William Petrie, son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Broat. Married Ellen McGrath. Moved west. Children 2. 2074X. Nathan Petrie, son of |
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