Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1949], Part 33

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HALE, CLARK

Seneca Hale, ifrst white male child born Sangerfield, Oneida Co., N. Y. Jan. 20, 1793. Oneida Co. History, married abt. 1815 or 1816 (where ? data ?)

Roxalana Clark b. 1797 Conn. (census 1850) Wanted. Seneca Hales, marriage record, death date and place of burial.

Roxalan's birthplace and ances- try. Her parents are said to have been James and Emma Clark. Would like proof either way.

Mrs. John T. Sherwood 922 S. Mich. Ave.

Howell, Mich.

BERTHOLF, WANMAKER

The N. J. Archives, 1st series Vol. 22, page 431, --- Marriage Re- cords 1665-1800 notes the license to wed issued to Mary Bertholf and Henry Wanmaker of Frank- lin, Bergen Co., N. J.

The marriage took place on Dec.

P. O. Box 899

Church St. Annex 8, New York City

THE FLOWER FAMILY Of Parishvilie

Saint Lawrence County, N. Y. George Anson (5) Flower of Parishville was born Oct. 4, 1788 at Richmond, Berkshire County, Mass. He was the son of Theron (4) Flower (Elijah 3, Lamrock 2, Lamrock 1) and Lucina. (Reeves) Flower. His father died when he was five years of age leaving his mother with three small sons of whom George Anson was the old- est. On July 11, 1798, the widow Lucina (Reeves) Flower married as his second wife, Israel Cham- pion Janes of Cornwall, Addison County, Vt., and George Anson lived there with his step-father until he was of age and then re- moved to and settled at Parish- ville where he spent the rest of his ilfe. The names, dates, mar- riages, locations and lists of child- ren of George Anson Flower's 2 brothers is wanted. It is assumed that they were Andrew (5) Flow- er and Seymour (5) Flower whose marriages are recorded in the vl- tal records of Cornwall and Shore- ham, Vt. Andrew Flower of Corn- of wall married Polly. Hagle Shoreham Oct. 18, 1812 and Sey- mour Flower and Jerusha Gale both of Cornwall were married Dec. 1, 1819. Proof wanted that they were indeed George Anson's brothers. George Anson Flower named his first son Andrew Sey- mour Flower.

George Anson (5) Flower mar- ried first in Feb. 1811, Hannah Kingsley who died at Parishville July 28, 1822. Wanted her par- entage birth date and place and list of their four children. Known was a son. Andrew Seymour (6) Flower born Oct. 13, 1813; died unmarried Aug. 17, 1855.

George Anson married second, Feb. 18, 1823, at Whiting, Vt. Charlotte Kelsey, daughter of Ez- ra and Phebe (Carter) Kelsey of Killingworth, Conn., ' and Whiting, Vt. born Killingworth, July 7, 1800; died Parishville May 10,

| 1870.

Children by second wife, all

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.

2402 P. R. B. 3263 Jacob Hart, born July 30, 1825. Sponsors Henry Hese and July Ann House. 2403 P. R. B. 3264 Mary Ann Hant, born Aug. 29, 1827. Sponsors John Hese, Jr. and Nancy Riece, wife.

2404 P. R. B. 3265. William Hart, born June 15, 1831. Spon- sors parents. (St. Johnsville Ch.) (1131)X P. R. B. 1592. Adam P. Bellinger, son of Peter Belling- er (284 P. R. B. 435) of Schnei- der's Bush (Youker's Bush), and Elizabeth Zimmerman, born Sept. 18, 1793 (St. Johnsville rec.); died May 11, 1880. Served in war of 1812 (U. S. Pension W. C. 31412); enlisted in 1814 in Little Falls, N. Y. Moved to St. Lawrence Co., He and his father kept a tavern at LeRay .Married (1) Elizabeth Hubert (Hoover). Children by 1st. marriage 4.

2410X P. R. B. 3351 Peter Bell- inger, born Nov. 24, 1815. Married Martha Ann Bellinger, G. D. of Col. Peter Bellinger (Census 1850 of Oswegatchie gives Peter born 1815, married Martha Ann born 1818). Children 3.

2411 P. R. B. 3352 Ira Bellinger, born Oct. 28, 1819 (Spinner Rec.) Sponsors Ira Allen Smith and An- na Eva Bellinger (P. R. B. 1595) (Census 1850 of Morristown, gives Ira born about 1822). Married Sally .. . Born 1828.

2412 P. R. B. 3353 Anna Eva Bellinger born Feb. 1, 1823. (Spin. Rec.)

2413 P. R. B. 3354 Amelia Bell- inger, born May 23 1826. (Spin. Rec.)

Married (2) Eliza Ricket Rochester, N. Y.

(1132) X. P. R. B. 1593 Peter Bellinger, Jr. son of Peter Bell- inger 284 P. R. B. 435) of Sch- neiders' Bush and Elizabeth Zim- merman (1797-1874) Married Eva Snell (1795-1854) (Cem. Rec. Evans' Mills.) See "Old Theresa Village". (Emerson's Jefferson Co. P. 172) Children 4.

2420 P. R. B. Mary Ann Belling- er, born July 5, 1815 (Fort Plain Church).

2421 Louise BellInger, born Oct. 1, 1817 (Stone Ayabia Cr). Luth- eran.

2422 Daniel Bellinger, (1820- 1895) (Cem. Rec.) 2423 Alcesta Bellinger, born Feb. 14 1822. (Spin. Rec.)

(1147) X P. R. B. 1608 Nancy Timmerman, daughter of Appol- onia (Ad) Bellinger (285 P. R. B. 436) and Henry H. Timmerman (330) Born March 27, 1809; died Dec. 22, 1895. Married Frederick Snell (son of Frederick (4); Fred- erick (3) ;Frederick (2) Jacob Snell (1). He was bort Nov. 28, 1802; died June 7, 1882. Married Jan. 22, 1828. Children 9 (Includ- ing the daughter Maryette, who married John Sanford Petrie) .- (This is an ancester of Mrs. Ed- win Freer of Port Ewen, N. Y. but because of insufficient material, cannot be continued.)

(1143)X P. R. B. 1604. Fred- erick Timmerman, son of Appol- onia (Ad) Bellinger (285 P. R. B. 436. . and Henry H. Timmerman (330). Born in 1783 .Died Feb. 28, 1860. Married Mary Klock, daugh- ter of George Klock. She was born June 1, 1788; died Feb. 4, 1872. Children 11. 2430 Catherine Tim- merman, born Feb. 1, 1807; died

I hamn Parishville. 1 Bavette FT (A) Tan 17 1900

The usage of these . armonal bearings is today more general and wide spread than ever before in the long history of their em- ployment. Our States citles, col- and individuals are making use of them. This is due to the fact that the people are better educated and have more means than hit- herto Thro the years the College of Arms may have erred in their findings, but the fact that there is an official body that has such a vast archive of family records of half a million of the past and tries to be correct in its judge- ment is something to be thankful for. Before the World War the College of Arms made grants only to British subjects, but since the war it is making grants to Ameri- can families also.

All peers in Great Britian are entitled to a coat of arms, the fee age 64 hls tombstone in Southold belng & hundred guineas, plus fifty five more for "supporters". The present head of the College of Arms is Sir Algar Howard, a scion of one of the great families of England. He is styled Garter King of Arms. The members of the college are' deeply interested in genealogy and are easily ac- cessible.

and dau. Mary 5 who m. March 16, 1752, Thomas Conkling, he d. March 25, 1802 and dau. Elizabeth 5 who m. Samuel Conkling; also dau. Hannah 5, Ruth 5, and Sarah 5. Cornellus 3 (Timothy 2, John 1) b. 1677 had Thomas 4 who had Richard 5, b. In 1726 and m. Re- becca Titus In 1749 and d. 1787; he had Richard 6 and Capt. Titus 6, b. 1757, and Capt. Enos 6. Richard 6 m. Mary Marnard and had Stephen Bernard Conklin 7.

Jacob 3 (Timothy 2, John 1), b. 1675, m. Hannah Platt ,she b. 1701, d. 1754, had Epenitus 1704-1757; Colonel Platt 4, 1711- 4, 1780; Jacob 4, 1714-1741; Jesse 4, 1716-1789; Israel 4, 1719-1777. Thomas 4 (Timothy 3, Timothy 2, John 1) had Thomas 5, 1731 -1802 and Timothy 5, 1732-1881; Hubbard 5, 1736-1806; Ezekiel 5, Dec. 3, 1877. Timothy 5 (Thomas 4 above) had Lt. Timothy 6; 1754 1831: Corp. Ezra 6, 1756-1815;

Jonathan 6, 1759

? .... 1741-1820; David 5 Aug. 24, 1744 1815; Jonathan 6, 1759

Albel 6, 1763-1827; Ketennah 6

b. 1768. Epenetus 4 (Joseph Timothy 2, John 1), 3. 1704-1757, had Capt. Elkanah, 1737-1787, who had Elkanah 6, 1773-1842, he m. Rebecca Smith. No Williams in this line. Courtesy of Charles E. Conkling, 69 Union Street, Beacon, New York.

Harry A. Odell

Family data desired concerning both parties.

Vincent Wanamaker

John Conkling the Emigrant was born In Kings, Swineford County, England about the year 1600, was a brother of Ananlas; he married Elizabeth Alseabrook on Jan. 24, 1625, at St. Peter's Parish Church, Nottingham, Eng. The two brothers arrived in Amer- ica in 1636 and Settled in Salem, Mass. His two sons John and Timothy may have been born in England but Jacob Elizabeth were baptised in Salem, Jan 18, 1649.

There is a fee of F75 which in- cludes the government tax of F10, ten shillings and an illuminate de- sign of the armorial bearings. This is not a commercial tansaction, rather a social preferment as the grantee must be able to maintain the position of a "gentleman". A grant of arms is not necessarily any recognition of "gentlebirth" as It is a recognition of the stand- ing by an Individual of some high position in the eyes of his fellows.

leges as well as countless families they were in the Southold town

Selling their glass business to Obidiah Holms and John South- wick in 1649 'they emigrated to Suffolk County, Long Island, ac- companied by Lion Gardiner and family and Branabas Horton and his family; Aninias to East Hamp- ton, and John to Southold. He was a freeholder, he and his Tim- othy owning land at Greatneck; records, 1655 to 1683. The Conk- lins married and intermarried re- peatedly with the Hortons and Gardiners selling his property In Southold to Jeremiah Glass he moved to Huntington, where he died, Feb. 23, 1684.

Capt. John Conklin 2 (John 1) was born In Eng. 1630 and came to America with his father; he married Sarah the dau. of Barna- bas Horton (the widow of John Salmon), moving to Southold he became a property owner and his name is on the town records,. 1655 to 1683; his children were John 3, Joseph 3, Benjamin 3, Timothy 3 and probably Nicholas 3; he died reads" "Captaln John Concklane, b. 1630 d. April 6th, 1694."

. John 3 (John 2, John 1) had John 4, b. 1704; who had John 5, b. 1723; Thomas 4, 1695-1762 who had Benjamin 5 and Shadrack 5. Henry 4, 1690 - Jan. 26, 1753. had Thomas 5, b. 1728, he had Major Thomas 6, who had Thomas 7, b. 1787, also Dimon 7, b. 1790, Henry also had Henry 5, 1717-1757, and

rather a social preferment as the grantee must be able to maintain the position of a "gentleman". A. grant of arms is not necessarily any recognition of "gentlebirth" as it is a recognition of the stand- ing by an individual of some high position in the eyes of his fellows.

The usage of these armonal bearing's is today more general and wide spread than ever before in the long history of their em- ployment. Our States cities, col- leges as well as countless families and individuals are making use of them. This is due to the fact that the people are better educated and have more means than hit- herto Thro the years the College of Arms may have erred in their findings, but the fact that there is an official body that has such a vast archive of family records of half a million of the past and tries to be correct in its judge- ment is something to be thankful for. Before the World War the College of Arms made grants only to British subjects, but since the war it is making grants to Ameri- can families also.

All peers in Great Britian are entitled to a coat of arms, the fee being a hundred gulneas, plus fifty five more for "supporters". The present head of the College of Arms is Sir Algar Howard, a scion of one of the great families of England. He is styled Garter King of Arms. The members of the college are : deeply interested in genealogy and are easily ac- cessible.

GRANNIS, WELLS

This data may be of help to others. It was sent to Emma Belle . Sweet, 409 N. Edith, Albrequer- que, New Mexico.'

From Eng. came Edward Gran- nis of New Haven, mar. (1) Eliz. Andrews (2) Hannah Wakefield. John 2 Grannis b. 1674 m. Wall- ingford ct Elizabeth Brockett. John 3 Grannis b. 1710 m. at New Haven Mary Bradley.

Edward 4 Grannis b. 1752 North Haven rem. to Vt. m. Hannah Wells of Hebron Ct. She had John and Prudence and died. John m. 1797 Nancy Cotes in Trenton, Oneida Co., N. Y. He d. in 1800 left 2 sons. 'Pruflence m. Joseph Wells. He is my great gr. fa, I desire his ancestry or any bit of knowledge of them After 1802 at Buffalo. Before 1802 and around 1813 in Oneida Co.

Edward Grannis m. 2d Elizabeth Bellamy. In 1769 he was at Clare- mont, N. H. In 1770 he was at Weathersfield, Vt, In 1790 he was at Saratoga T" Albany Co., N. Y. "abt 1797 he d. Children 3 Hannah; 4 Edward, 5 Joseph An- drew. Edward had a 3d wife when . he died. If .it is place clews you seek E. Bellamy was from Bristol, Conn.

In 1811, Capt. of Militia in Lt. Col. Clark, Putnam's Reg't. Oneida Co., N. Y. p. 1253 Military Min- utes, Council of Appointments, State of N. Y.

J. A. Grannis had son Chas. Lawrence (1820-89) m. 1857 Rose Ann Rogers.

GILBERT

Joseph Gilbert b. 1781, Conn. (Census 1850) died Oakland Co., Mich. 1851 (g. s.) Married Nancy or Elizabeth ? abt. 1802 or 3. Children, all b. Ontario Co., N. Y. before 1824 Alvira b 1804 m Caleb Lamb, 1819. John, Jonas, Nancy, Lydia, Ann ,Enoch (not in order). Removed to Oakland Co., Mich. 1824, where Nancy Gilbert, wife of Joseph Gilbert, died and was "first to be buried in Old Gilbert Lake Burying Ground" Oakland, Co. History Land Record.

Joseph m. 2nd Sarah ? before 1839. Wanted full data on Joseph Gilbert b. 1781 and 1st w. Nancy (or Elizabeth) ?. Also 2nd wife's surname.

Selling their glass business to Obidiah Holms and John South- wick in 1649 they emigrated to Suffolk County, Long Island, ac- companled by Lion Gardiner and family and Branabas Horton and his family; Aninias to East Hamp- ton, and John to Southold. He was a freeholder, he and his Tim- othy owning land at Greatneck; ¡they were in the Southold town records, 1655 to 1683. The Conk- lins married and intermarried re- peatedly with the Hortons and Gardiners selling his property in Southold to Jeremiah Glass he moved to Huntington, where he died, Feb. 23, 1684.,

Capt. John Conklin 2 (John 1) was born in Eng. 1630 and came to America with his father; he married Sarah the dau. of Barna- bas Horton (the widow of John Salmon), moving to Southold he became a property owner and his name is on the town records,. 1655 to 1683; his children were John 3, Joseph 3, Benjamin 3, Timothy 3 and probably Nicholas 3; he died age 64 his tombstone in Southold reads" "Captain John Concklane, b. 1630 d. April 6th, 1694."

John 3 (John 2, John 1) had John 4, b. 1704; who had John 5, b. 1723; Thomas 4, 1695-1762 who had Benjamin 5 and Shadrack 5. Henry 4, 1690 - Jan. 26, 1753. had Thomas 5, b. 1728, he had Major Thomas 6, who had Thomas 7, b. 1787, also Dimon 7, b. 1790. Henry also had Henry 5, 1717-1757. and John 5, b. 1720 among his child- ren were Mary 6, who m. 1716 or 17, Benjamin L'Hommedieu .... Ti- mothy 4 m. Rachael Moore, June 29, 1732; Henry 4 m. (1) Teme- prance Bailey, (2) Mary Budd a widow. John 3 d. March 4, 1705. Thomas 4, d. s. p. Capt. Benjamin 1744 Feb. 21, 1826. Joseph 3 (John 2, John 1) had Benjamin 4.

Jacob Conklin 2 (John 1), a brother of John 2 and Timothy 2 was born in Salem .He is believed to be the father of five sons; Ja- cob, Jr. 3, Joseph 3, Samuel 3, Gideon 3, and John 3, from whom are said to have descended many of the numerous families Southold, Long Island Jacob of 2 and Elizabeth 2, bapt. Jan. 18, 1649 In Salem: Ref. Media Re- search Bureau.

Timothy / 3 (John 2, John 1) first wife was Sarah the dau. of Thomas and Abigall Scudder, and (2) Abigail Tallmadge. His will was dated Dec. 30, 1734 at Hunt- ington, Long Ieland .He had Tho- mas 4 who had Thomas 5. b. 1731 and m. Mary Conkling (the day. of Capt. John Conkling 5), March 16. 1752. Thomas 5 d. March 26, 1802. David 5 (Thomas 4) was b. Aug. 24, 1743: m. Sybel Wheel- er Dec. 3, 1787; he had David 6 b. 1772, Danile 6. 1778, and Ansel 6, 1783, and others.

Census of 1776 gives: Benjamin from Brookhaven, signed the As- sociation A51: Benjamin, Southold A55; Beniamin .Huntington, H29, B25. Beniamin had children bapt. in the Mattatuck Church records. Timothy 2 (John 1) had five sons: Timothy 3. 1670-1743: John 3, 1673-1751; Thomas 3. 1674-d. young Jacob 3, 1675-1751; Cor- nelius 3, 1677 ?. .; Timothy 2 d. in 1720. Timothy 3 (John 2, John 1.) had Jacob 4, 1697-1743: Timo- thy 4, b. 1699. d .. . . ?: Thomas 4, 1704-1793: Jaremiah 4, b. 1708 . . ?. .: David 4, b. 1714 .. . ?..: and Stephen 4, John 3. (Timothy 2. John 1) b. 1673 had Capt. John 4, who d. Sept 14, 1757, he had Capt. John 5 who had Cant. Cornelius who m. Elizabeth . Rogers. . Capt. Cornelius d. Sept. 11, 1791. aged 64 years. Thomas 3, b. 1674, d. young.

Cant: John 4, (John 3, Timothy 2, John 1) who d Sept 14. 1757: hls will mentioning Capt John 5: also sons Cornelius 5 and Joseph 5,

mother with three small sons of whom George Anson was the old- est. On July 11, 1798, the widow Lucina (Reeves) Flower married as his second wife, Israel Cham- pion Janes of Cornwall, Addison County, Vt., and George Anson lived there with his step-father until he was of age and then re- moved to and settled at Parish- ville where he spent the rest of his life. The names, dates, mar- riages, locations and lists of child- ren of George Anson Flowers 2 brothers is wanted. It is assumed that they were Andrew (5) Flow- er and Seymour (5) Flower whose marriages are recorded in the vl- tal records of Cornwall and Shore- ham, Vt. Andrew Flower of Corn- wall married Polly of Hagle Shoreham Oct. 18, 1812 and Sey- mour Flower and Jerusha Gale both of Cornwall were married Dec. 1, 1819. Proof wanted that they were indeed George Anson's brothers. George Anson Flower named his first son Andrew Sey- mour Flower.

George Anson (5) Flower mar- ried first in Feb. 1811, Hannah Kingsley who died at Harishville July 28, 1822. Wanted her par- entage birth date and place and list of their four children, Known was a son, Andrew Seymour (6) Flower born Oct. 13, 1813; died unmarried Aug. 17, 1855.

George. Anson married second, Feb. 18, '1823, at Whiting, Vt. Charlotte Kelsey, daughter of Ez- Fra and Phebe (Carter) Kelsey of Killingworth, Conn., ' and Whiting, Vt. born Killingworth, July 7, 1800; died Parishville May 1870.

all Children by second wife, born Parishville: 1 Fayette F. (6) Flower born Aug. 25, 1824; died Mar. 13, 1855 at Muscatine, Iowa; married Sept. 15, 1850 at Parish- ville, Abrina Gilbert, daughter of Peter and Bertha ( .... ) Gilbert. Wanted her dates and list of their children, if any.

2. Horace N. (6) Flower born Nov. 15, 1827. He lived on the old homestead at Parishville. Wanted the names of his wife and children with all possible dates.

3. Charlotte Cornelia (6) Flow- er born Dec 17, 1829; died Nov. 19, 1873; buried at Cornwall, Vt Married Francis DeLong Douglas Sept. 25, 1855 (where) son of Benajah and Saloma (Scott) Dou- glas of Cornwall, b. Aug. 21, 1828 4 Calvin Hubbard (6) Flower born April 30, 1835; died Oct. 26, 1871 at Springfield, Illinois. Mar- ried Jenneti Jennings, Dec. 29, 1862 (where) Wanted her paren- tage, dates and list of their child- ren with all possible dates.

George Anson (5) Flower died at Parishville, July 16, 1876, sur- vived by only two of his eight children.

Data submitted by Russell S. Flower Henryville, Penna.

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2420 P. R. B. Mary Ann Belling- er, born July 5, 1815 (Fort Plain Church).

2421 Louise Bellinger, born Oct. 1, 1817 (Stone Ayabia Cr). Luth- eran.

2422 Daniel Bellinger, (1820- 1895) (Cem. Rec.) 2423 Alcesta Bellinger, born Feb. 14 1822. (Spin. Rec.)

(1143)X P. R. B. 1604. Fred- erick Timmerman, son of Appol- onia (Ad) Bellinger (285 P. R. B. 436. . and Henry H. Timmerman (330). Born in 1783 .Died Feb. 28, 1860. Married Mary Klock, daugh- ter of George Klock. She was born 10, June 1, 1788; died Feb. 4, 1872. Children 11. 2430 Catherine Tim- merman, born Feb. 1, 1807; died Jan. 17 1900.

2431 Delia Timmerman ?

2432 Henry Timmerman, born March 8, 1811; died Jan 29, 1898. 2433 George F. Timmerman, born March 31, 1813, at Manheim, died Dec. 30, 1902 Married Rosina Walrath, daughter of Henry Wal- rath (son of Afbram and Dalsy Klock Walr\'h). Her mother was Clarenda Lovelace. Rosina was

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Timothy may have been born in England but Jacob Elizabeth were baptised in Salem, Jan 18, 1649.

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born in Upper St. Johnsville, Sept. 6, 1818. She died March 15, 1898. 2434 Mary Timmerman, born Oct. 3, 1815; died Sept. 20, 1862. 2435 Daniel Timmerman, born May 17, 1817; died Sept. 4, 1901. 2436 Frederick . Timmerman, born May 23, 1818; died Jan. 29, 1898. 2437 Elizabeth Timmerman, born March 10, 1820; died Dec. 18,. 1902.

, 2438 Reuben Timmerman, born July 30, 1823; died Nov. 9 1906. 2439 Nancy Timmerman, born Nov. 23 1824; died March 21, 1867. 2439A Joram Timmerman, born Jan. 20 1829; died Jan. 19, '1886. (1146)X P. R. B. 1607 Levi Timmerman son of Appolonia (Ad) Bellinger (285 P. R. B. 436) and Henry H. Timmerman (330). He was born March 18, 1813 Bapt. sponsors John Jost Petri and Anna

Eva. Born at Oppenheim. Died April 11, 1889 at Clarkson, Mon- roe Co., N. Y. In 1855 he moved to a farm at Clocksville, N. Y. Married Margariete Burkdorf. She was born March 2, 1812; died March 23, 1860. Children 1.

2440 Silas Timmerman, born

Oct. 9, 1835 at Oppenheim, N. Y. died Nov. 11 1911 at Clocksville, N. Y. Married Sarah J. Betsing- er, born March 29, 1837! died July 20, 1885.

(See installment No. 64 for No. 1170 and No. 1171.

(1180)X Peter A. Timmerman, son of Adam H. Timmerman son of Lieut. Henry Timmerman and 3rd wife Margaret Elizabeth Pe- trie) and Catharine Snell (daugh- ter of Peter Snell). Born April 30 1794; died Jan. 13, 1872. Was in war of 1812 Married Lany Gar- lock (1799-1885) Lived in St. Johnsville N. Y. Buried in Church- yard at Snells' Bush. Children 12. 2470 Eli Timmerman, Moved to Chicago. Born 10-25-1821. Mar- ried Abigail M. Green on 2-11 1846. (St. Johnsville Vol. No. P 27.

2471X Catharine Timmerman b. 10-14 1816. died 2-14 1900. Mar- ried Stephan Shults( son of Chris- topher Shults and Anna Margaret Nestle) b. 7-25 1813; d. 10-1 1872. (S. A. Luth. Vol. I p 23) Children 9 (G. G. Parents of Mrs. Iva Hol- mes (Watts) of Johnstown, N. Y. . 2472 Nancy Timmerman. b 8-29 1818 (St. Johns p 64) Married :

2473X Mary Timmerman. b. in 1826 D .; 6-5 1902 (Ft. Plain Cem.) A.g. 76 Married Reuben Groff. b. data, 812 by 11 inches:

1822, D. 7-13 1891 Alg.' 69 yrs. Child 1.

2474 Irena Timmerman. Married Baldwin Greene.

2474A. Margaret (Peggy) Tim- merman (1820-1886) Unmarried. buried at Schnellsbush. (Spon. Henry Garlock and Peggy Snell). 2474B Jesse Timmerman, Went West. Tailor by trade. Married Mary Wilson in Newark Ohio.

2474C Benjamin Timmerman. 2474D Adam Timmerman.

2474 EX Ira Timmerman b. 4-26 1828; d. 1904. Married Adeline Heller (1827-1890) Ch. 2.

2474F Caroline (Carrie) Tim- merman. Married .. Dunkle. (Son of Jeremiah Dunkle.) " 2474GX Myron Timmerman Married .. Timmerman (daughter was Dr. Ella Timmerman of Lit- tle Falls, N. Y.).

TRAPPERS OF NEW YORK or Nick Stoner , a Famous Fron- tiersman by Jeptha R. Simms, dean of history in the Mohawk Valley. A 1925 reprint of the first edition of 1850, containing the game wood cut pictures used in the first edition. Describes the ex- citing life of Major Stoner, a (From Timmerman Family Bible also ' Records of Mrs. Ira Holmes, Johnstown, N. Y., C. Hill- albrandt, E. Creek, N. Y.)

(1181)X. Jacob A. Timmerman, son of Adam H. Timmerman and Catharine Snell, born at Manheim, N. Y. August 23, 1795; died Dec. 6. 1874. Married Nancy Snell in 1817. Settled on a farm at Shelby, Orleans Co., N. Y. Children 6.

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Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1949], Part 33

Author: Publication date: 1942 Publisher: [1942-1949] Number of Pages: 190

Author:
Publication date: 1942
Publisher: [1942-1949]
Number of Pages: 190