Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1949], Part 41

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9. Stephen Russell (Daniel 2, Stephen 1) b. 1818; d. at New

d. April 4, 1906 in Brooklyn, N. Y. (bur. Center Cem. Portland) m. 1st in China name of wife un- known. Son Joseph b. in China; educated in Mystic Valley Insti- tute ,Mystic Conn. Last heard from in Butte, Mont. about 1690 .: m. 2nd Martha (Mattie) Jane Holland in Frederick, S. D. Mar. 3, 1885. Went to sea in 1862 on Gov- ernment transport in Engineering Dept. Went to China on merchant S. S. in 1865; returned to U. S. in 1870; went to Orient in 1872; re- turned to U. S. in 1882; went to Brown Co., S. D. in 1883; in 1892 went to Hackney Kansas and stay-

city.

Children:

Hecla, S. D. unm.

2 Benjamin Wayne b. June 30, 1887 Hecla, S. D.| m. Nov. 16, 1909 Antionette Balmes who was b July 11, 1891.

BENJAMIN WAYNE RUSSELL 12 Benjamin Wayne Russell (Joseph 4, John Chatfield 3, Dan- lel 2, Stephen 1) b. June 30, 1887; m. Nov. 16, 1909. Antionette Bal- mes In Cumberland, Md. She was b. July 11, 1891 in Brooklyn, N. Y. He Traveled with his parents from Hecla S. D. to Hackney, Kan- sas in a covered wagon in 1892. Was in World War 1 in Navy on duty in Submarine chasers, Hon- orable dis. at Wars end.

Children: born in Brooklyn, N. Y.

1 Lillian Martha b. Sept. 9,

1910; m. July 11, 1936 in Grant-

2 Robert Henry b. Jan. 21, 1916; m. Oct. 1, 1939 In Brooklyn, Alice Dankertsen who was b. Sept. 9, 1917; son Robert Wayne Russell b. Dec. 26, 1940, dau. Lillian Alice b. August 17, 1943.

(To Be Continued)

McORANEY

I am Interested In the William MoOraney who was a member of Col. Albert Pawling's regiment. Would like to know from what section of N. Y. state the regi- ment came. I believe it was known als the "Levles." Frank McCraney 30 Thomas St. N. Oakville, Ontario Canada

"A man cannot leave a better legacy to the world than a well educated family."

History Of Westport

By Harry A. Odell

A short history of Westport, New York, on the west shore of lake Champlain, as far as it con- cerns the Odells, the Lobdells, the Ferrises, the Hanchets, the Cadys and the Davises, taken from Caro- Ilne Halstead Royce's "Bessboro" and letters from F. C. Haacker, Jean Imogene Odell, I., Harlan Bird Odell and others. Double parenthesis (( )) my own notes, H. A. O. (Continued from last week)

diameter, but the Alder bush was so thick that one can hardly get through it. Within the last year are the dam at this place has been built up and they carry the water down the river to the Josh Smith Copy of a letter written to his step-mother by Thomas Lewis Odell in 1906. Contributed by Mill and there make electricity tc run the ore beds at Moriah, carry- ing it over the mountains via Nichol's Pond. One family lives at Nessie McGowan. Newark, Jan. 9th, 1906 My Dear Mother: the Smith Mill - heavy timber down from here to our old place where the forge stood, there is a Nearly one year has passed ing to tell you about my trip to Adirondacks. Jerome Lodbell met clearing about 10 acres - and from the river back over the Storrs lot. and Smith lot, all a wilderness. A son of Ira Daniels owns this place (except the minerals). On the' | second flat from the river he has a Sugar camp of five thousand trees, where we used to cut hay at one time and pick blackberries. No one lives here or at Meig's Fonge. The school house hasn't grown any. It don't seem possible ;. that we used to get 60 to 70 scholars in the small place, but It is much too lange now as was too small then. I found Elias Storrs living in the house that Uncle Theron built across the river from the old red house of John Lobdell. He tells me that there are seven children in the Eliazbethtown is a pretty vìl- lage. The change from there to Lobdell's Farm is not much, ex- cept the many cottages on the plains. Jerome has five children: four boys and one girl. Two of the district that draw public money but not near that many attending school. The next habitation is Ira Daniel's place. I found Mary Ann ( ?) living there. (The place is in good condition.) with her son El- boys live at home, the other two bert who married Caroline String- at Rice's Mills and do a building business. The daughter married a ham's only daughter. Mary Ann looked neat and sweet, but she had dried up to nothing. She says she remembered me but I don't think she did. son of Martin Vaughn and live on Leonard Wane Farm. They did everything to make it pleasant for me.

I visited Black River burying One day Jerome took Max and I to the Kingdom. Wie drove through New Russia. There is one ground two or three times, found my mother's grave and Austin's, house standing there. All the rest |brothers and many others. On the ruins and such timber all the way the grave of your father and two up the hill. The first house was the Ald Walcott House. There was a famlly living there, house not changed. Heavy Pine timber every- where. The house on the Hatch lot is gone and everywhere a for- est - the Willard Simonds place we found the apple trees growing in the woods, some of them loaded with fruit. I couldn't find the ore bed, the timber was so thick and the heavy growth of underbrush.

At the Kingdom one might hunt

a long time to find evidence that letter I have written in years and

anyone had ever lived there, but I knew where to look. I found the foundation of the house where I started from; and then the old fonge. I found the anvil block and near it a Birch tree 12 inches in

whole I am glad I made the trip but it was like going to a funeral all the time. I visited Elbert Hnachet, his wife. is dead and he is living with his wife's youngest sister Electa. Her husband has been dead about a year. He was sick a long time and Elbert car-) red on the farm and will prob- ably stay with Electa till she sells the farm. She married Alva Blood and they own the"Anqu (may be Angier) Finney farm near .Wad- hams' Mills .Now this is the only fear you will not be able to read it. With much love for Frank, Lill and your Dear self,

I am Your Son (Signed) Lewis Odell THE END

ed one yr. then went to N. Y. since I visited you, Now I am go-

1 Nellie Lydia b. Mar. 2, 1886, me and took me home with him. I found many changes along the plank road, the R. R. Station stands where the toll gate used to be and there Is lots of heavy tim- ber along the road by the farm where I did my last work, there and all along the way to the Red Schoolhouse, where I found they had painted it white ;but the big rock was there. The timber be- tween Green Hill and Raven Hill is very heavy and valuable, most- ly pine - after you strike the As- good Farm the cottages or city people are planted on both sides of the road.

3 Alexander Clark b. 1891 Hecla 1 Henry L. b. Sept. 22, 1831; d. S. D. d. 1928 at Kingston, N. Y Sept. 9, 1893 ;m: Elizabeth Sex- in automobile accident: no child. ton who was b. Nov. 3, 1828; she d. Alpr. 13, 1910 (New Cem. Had- dam Neck).

2 Charles D. b. 1834; d. Oct. 26, 1854 age 19, unm.

Children by Serena Selden: 4 Albert Stanley b. Feb. 27, 1845. Bpt. Haddam Neck Con. Church Aug. 18, 1849; d. Apr. 14, 1916; m. Emma Brown who was b. Sept. 14, 1842.

Chil. of Albert S. Russell:

Nellis Serena b. Apr. 19, 1874; m. Oct. 22, 1898. Eli I. Butler of Meriden, Conn., who was b. Oct. 14, 1876. Both living in Meriden in 1949. Their children are:

1 William Russell Butler b. Feb. 3, 1904; m. Nov. 28, 1928, Ann Ussery; son William R. Jr., b. Sept. 19, 1932.

2 Charlott Serena Butler, b. Mar. 19, 1911; m. Feb. 24, 1938, James A. Plummer; their child Andrew McLean b. May 1, 1946. Son Arthur S. no chil.

5 David E. b. July 1, 1846, at Haddam Neck. d. Mar. 1, 1924 at Meriden, Conn. ; m. Oct. 7, 1973, Lillian L. Williams of Middletown. She was [b. June 30, 1854, In Merl- den; d. In Meriden, Sept. 17, 1914; both bur. Walnut Grove Cem. 6 George Erastus b. May 1, 1848; d. Dec. 16, 1912; Bpt. Had- dam Neck. Con. ch. Aug. 19, 1849; m. Emily Wetherell no chil. 7 Ida S. b. 1850; d. at age of 61 yss. 8 mos .; m. Edwin N. Hub- bard of Middletown; no chil. 8 Elisha bpt. Aug. 19, 1849, Had- dam Neck Con. Church.

9 Calvin; drowned in Conn. River.

STEPHEN RUSSELL

9. Stephen Russell (Daniel 2, Stephen 1) b. 1818; d. at New Haven Dec. 14, 1900; bur. Higge- mun Cem .; m. by Rev. Isaac Par-' sons (VIDM) Aug. 30, 1840, to Julia Ann Aickley of East Had- dam. She was b. Sept. 1, 1819; dau. of Nathan and Elizabeth Ful- ler Ackley; d. Aug. 13, 1882 .age 63.

Children:

1 Frances E. b. Feb. 25, 1842; d. Aug. 20, 1921; m. Capt. Wliliam Berry who was b. Apr. 24, 1841; d. Dec. 19, 1889. Their children are:

1 Nellie b. Oct. 15, 1862; d. Aug. 18, 1936; m. Charles Newton who was b. Oct. 22, 1860; d. Sept. 3, 1948; one son Russell H. Newton b. Mar. 28, 1901 m. Virgin;ia G. Downward of Coatsville, Pa. Their chil. Charles Russeil Newton b. Jan. 17, 1930 and Germain Down- ward Newton b. Sept. 5, 1931.

HENRY L. RUSSELL

10 Henry L. Russeli (Charles Smith 3, Daniel 2, Stephen1) b. Sept. 22, 1831 d. Sept. 9, 1893; bur. Rocky Landing Cem. m. Eli- zabeth Sexton who was b. Nov: 3, 1828; d. April 13, 1910: Haddam Neck Ch. v9, p. 89.

Children:

1 Charles S. b. May 15, 1857; d. May 1931; unm.

2 Justena N. b. Sept. 5, 1858; . 0. Sept. 19, 1930; m. Andy R .: Shaler of Haddam. One dau. Car-t tie E. b. Aug. 11, 1882.

3 Carrie S. b. Dec. 12, 1860; m. Charles T. Wills. Their child. are: 1 Charles T. Wills b. Aug. 9, 1880; m. Nell Graham; Their child- ren are: 'Edith Wills b. Dec. 13, .1906; m. Charles Dubose. Child: . Charles Wills Dubose, b. Dec. 18, 1935; Graham K. Dubose b. Feb. 1940 Suzanne Dubose b. Oct. 2;, 943. ,

2 Helen Wills b. Jan. 20, 1908; 1. J. Daniel Hanley. Children : aniel W. Hanley b. Dec. 1932. ussell G. Hanley b: July 18, 937; Stephen L. Hanley b. Oct. +2, 1940.

3 Annie D. Wills b. 1881; d. 1881. 4 Ernest C. Wills b. June 12, 1883 ;m. Liseey L. Ackerman; no child.

5 Ruth Wills b. Aug. 4, 1893; m. Donald McClave; son Donald Mc- Clave b. June 29, 1925. 6. Russell D. Wills b. 1888; d. 1890. -

4 MoClellen b. Aug. 16, 1862; d. Sept. 15, 1862.

JOSEPH RUSSELL

11 Joseph Russell (John Chat- field 3, Daniel 2, Stephen 1) b. Sept. 10, 1843 in Portland, Conn .;

sas in a covered wagon in 1892. Was in World War 1 in Navy on duty In Submarine chasers, Hon- orable dis. at Wars end.

Children: born in Brooklyn, N. Y 1 Lillian Martha b. Sept. 9

1910; m. July 11, 1936 in Grant- wood N. J., Abraham Hass who was b. Nov. 1, 1903; one dau.

Barbara Elaine Hass b. Dec. 28, 1938

2 Robert Henry b. Jan. 21, 1916; m. Oct. 1, 1939 in Brooklyn, Alice Dankertsen who was b. Sept. 9, 1917; son Robert Wayne Russell b. Dec. 26, 1940, dau. Lillian Alice b. August 17, 1943.

(To Be Continued)

McCRANEY

I am interested in the 'William MoCraney who was a member of Col. Allbert Pawiing's regiment. Would like to know from what section of N. Y. state the regi- ment came. I believe it was known ais the "Levies." Frank MoCraney 30 Thomas St. N. Oakville, Ontario Canada

"A man cannot leave a better legacy to the world than a weil educated family."

Lobdell's Farm is not much, ex- cept the many cottages on the plains. Jerome has five children: four boys and one girl. Two of the boys live at home, the other two at Rice's Mills and do a building business. The daughter married a son of Martin Vaughn and live on Leonard Wane Farm. They did everything to make it pleasant for me.

One day Jerome took Max and

I to the Kingdom. Wie drove through New Russia. There is one house standing there. All the rest ruins and such timber all the way up the hill. The first house was the Ald Walcott House. There was a family living there, house not changed. Heavy Pine timber every- where. The house on the Hatch lot is gone and everywhere a for- est - the Willard Simonds piace we found the appie trees growing in the woods, some of them loaded with frult. I couldn't find the ore bed, the timber was so thick and the heavy growth of underbrush.

At the Kingdom one might hunt a long time to find evidence that anyone had ever lived there, but I knew where to look. I found the

foundation of the house where I and your Dear self,

started from; and then the old fonge. I found the anvil block and near It a Birch tree 12 inches in

Daniel's place. I found Mary Ann ( ?) living there. (The place is in good condition.) with her son El- bert who married Caroline String- ham's only daughter. Mary Ann looked neat and sweet, but she had dried up to nothing. She says she remembered me but I don't think she did.

I visited Black River burying [ ground two or three times, found my mother's grave and Austin's, the grave of your father and two brothers and many others. On the' whole I am glad I made the trip but it was like going to a funeral all the time. I Hnachet, his wife. is dead and he visited Elbert is living with his wife's youngest sister Electa. Her husband has been dead about a year. He was sick a long time and Elbert car- ried on the fanm and will prob- ably stay with Electa till she sells. the farm. She married Alva Blood and they own the Anqu (may be Angier) Finney farm near .Wad- hams' Mills .Now this is the only letter I have written in years and fear you will not be able to read It. With much love for Frank, Lill

I am Your Son

(Signed) Lewis Odell THE END

sage. 3 school. The next habitatlon is Ira

ILLE, (N. Y.) ENTERPRISE AND NEWS

THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1949

The Petries In America

was 23 and she 17. They were married Jan. 31, 1842. She was Loran (Olive Lorain) Smith. He Pennsylvania in 1818; died in Jay born Aug. 11 1825 In Bethany, N. Co., Indiana on July 18,, 1846. Ohio. She was born May 21, 1828; died March 14, 1906 in Jay Co., Ind. She was the daughter Jonathan Shurley and Mary Y. She was the daughter of Elias Married Ann Shirley of Pueblo Co. Smith and Mahala Whittaker. (Ingham C. Marriages I-60). He manufactured hardwood handles in Eaton Rapids. Mich. Children 6: (Census of 1860 of Eaton Ra- pids

Jacob Petri (326) and Magdal-| daughter of Daniel Petri (340B15) ena .... He was born in York Co., and Deborah Young. She, was born March 10, 1810, and named for her grandmother Margaret Bell- inger. Married Edwin Atwater Munson, son of Abel Munson and Mary Cook B. before 1801. He was County Clerk of Herkimer Co., in 1841 for six years; was Under- (Polly) Pense. They were married of March 14, 1906. Children 6 sheriff 3 years; supervisor one or year; Justice of the peace 12 years 2510 William Albert Petry. In- and at time of his death (Benton's History of Herkimer Co., p. 483, and Beers' Hist. of Herkimer Co., Aug. 13, 1851. p. 262). Children 5.

2520X B324 Frances Lansing Munson, born Jan. 22 1834; died Dec. 9, 1914. Married (1) Dr. John Pryne, M. D. Child 1. Married (2) John D. Witherstine, who died in 1910.

Installment No. 65

(1223)X Lawrence Petrie, Jr., son of Lorentz (Lawrence) Petri, of Washtenaw Co., (321) and Ruth Sherman. He lived from (1818- 1904) in Stockbridge. Married

2502X George Edward Petrie. Married

Had a daughter born Jan. 3, 1865 died Nov. 9, 1930.

Married George Strausburg.

lived at Miles City, Montana. Note This was grandmother of Loraln Smith. 2503 Louis Petrie. Lived at

2514 Infant son born July 1866. Died same day.

Jackson, Michigan. Locomotive en- gineer. ..

2504 Sherman Petrie.

2505 Jessle Cora Petrie, born at Petrileville, Eaton Co., Michigan. Died at 6 or 8 yrs in 1886 at Jef- fersonville, Indiana. Buried in Cave Hill Cemetery, Jan. 29, 1886 alt Louisville, Kentucky. Range

28, grave 23.

Watermelons are more than 92

(1227)X Solomon Petry, son of

1230) X B.90 Margaret Petri, per cent water.

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.

2500 Alice 'M. Petrie, born 1843 more.

at Stockbridge. Lived at Kansas City, Kansas in 1930. Never mar- fant. Born June 20, 1850; died ried.

2501 Marcus D. Petrie. Died be- fore he was 19. Soldier in Mich- igan Regiment in the Civil War. 2512 Clinton Shurley Petry, He died at Camp Nelson, Ken- born Dec. 14, 1858 died Dec. 6, tucky.

2511 Mary Petry. Infant. Born [Dec. 19, 1852; died May 13 1853.

1928. Married Sophia Street. 2513 Martha Isabelle ;Petry,

who married Smith. They

2515X Ermina Petry born in Beavercreek Twnp., Jay Co., In- diana; on Feb. 15, 1848; died Mar. 30, 1896. Buried in Jay Co., Ind. Married Albert Garrison Lewis, son of Elias M. Lewis and Mary Dickerson, on May 30, 1868. He was born Feb. 8, 1843 at Coshoc- ton Co., Ohio; died April 4, 1924, at Portland, Indiana. Children 4. (Note: this is the line of Blaine P. Wehrly of Portland, Indiana.)

2521X B325 Edwin Cook Mun- son, born April 23, 1838; died June 15, 1920. Married Emily E. Eaton, daughter of Sheriff Volney and Allda Herkimer, granddaugh- ter of George Herkimer. Emily was born Nov. 13, 1843 at Iona, Michigan. She died June 16, 1910. Edwin C., was in the lumber busi- ness since 1867. Children 3.

(To Be Continued)

ST. JOHNS

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25th, 1949

Genealogy and History

OUR MISSION - Our appeal is to the descendants of those hardy pioneers who did so much towards founding an empire and who had no writers to perpetuate their memory.

Questions and Answers

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Russell Genealogy

By NELLIE L. RUSSELL Bay Shore, N. Y.

FRED M. RUSSELL

13 Fred M. Russell (John Chat- field 3, Daniel 2, Stephen 1) b. May 3, 1845; d. June 25, 1919; m. Olive M Speck who was b. Oqu- awka, Ill. May 23, 1858; they were married Oct. 15, 1876. Mrs. Russell died Nov. 1, 1911. Children:

1 Sarah E. b. Aug. 6, 1878; d. Feb. 14, 1932 at Longmont, Colo .; m. Fred Berkoff in 1894.

2 Albbie E. b. Sept. 16, 1880, at Hepburn Iowa, d. July, 1945; m. Robert Jacob.

3 Ida M. b. April 14, 1884; m. David T. Wallace Oct. 15, 1902.

4 Joseph B. b. Mar. 22, 1894; d. June 20, 1924; m. Myrtle Brown, no child.

SARAH RUSSELL BERKOFF

14 Sarah E. Russell Berkoff (dau. of Fred M. Russell) was b. Aug. 6, 1878 at Wapello, Iowa; d. Feb. 14, 1932 at Longmont, Colo. (Bur. Hillside Cem. Ft. Lupton, Colo.); m. Fred Berkoff Mar. 20, 1895 at Col. Jet. Iowa; he was b. Dec. 2, 1868; d. Oct. 12, 1945 at Denver Colo. (Bur. Crown Hill Cem.) They owned land in Ring- gold Co., Iowa; Mt. Ayr, Iowa; Lamoni, Ia .; Kellerton Ia. and farm at Ft. Lupton, Colo. They had 10 children.

Children:

1 Roy b. Apr. 27, 1896; m. Flor- ence Dozier in Denver ,Colo. Dec. 22, 1940.

2 Orra b. Oct. 29, 1897; m. Darlena Brewer Nov. 26, 1931, she was b. Apr. 24, 1913.

3 Ernest b. Sept. 20, 1899; m. Louise Biederman Nov. 16, 1921 at Fit. Lupton Colo. She was b. Mar. 4, 1905. Their Children are Frances Ellen Berkoff b. Sept. 24, 1923; d. 1948 unm. Betty Rae Berkoff b. Feb. 19, 1925; m. in 1942 in Denver, 'Jimmie Hopkins of Hudson Colo. dau. Connie Lou Hopkins b. June 8, 1944: son Ron- nie b. Aug. 20, 1947.

4.Harry b. Aug. 10, 1901, Sery- ed in Merchant Marines of World War II d. in Portland, Ore. 1948. 5 Frances Berkoff b. June 6, 1904; m. James McLachlan, . Jan. 28,. 1924 at Ft. Lupton, Colo, Mr, Mclachlan was b. Alpr. 10, 1901 at Ft. Lupton, Colo. son of James Mclachlan and Margret Peters of Evaret, Mich. Their children are: Lois Elaine Mclachlan b. Nov. 24, 1924 near Longmont, Colo. where she d. Nov. 27, 1930. James Fred- erick b. Feb. 28, 1929 at Ft. Lup- ton. Donald Verne b. Sept. 20, 1933 Longmont, Colo. Wilbur Dale b. Nov. 21, 1935 Longmont, Colo. 6 Edna Barkoff b. Feb. 17, 1906; m. Willis Willwhite Nov. 1, 1932 at Chappel, Neb. He was b. Buffalo, Kan. Their children are: Edwin Willwhite b. Feb. 28, 1934. Rex Willwhite b. Nov. 10, 1936.

The Petries In America

Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Petrie, Johnstown, N. Y.

2522XB.326 Ward Petrie Mun- son born August 28, 1844, at Her- kimer; died Manch 20, 1926. Mar- ried Elizabeth Carlin Preston on Sept. 9, 1867. She was the daugh- ter of Major Archibald Hamilton Preston and Eliza Carlin; grand- daughter of Frank Preston, Archt. (a graduate of Trinity College), and of Mary White ,daughter of Sir William White, High Sheriff of County Cork, Ireland, Elizabeth was born Dec. 16, 1848. Children 3. 2523X B.327 Mary Helen Mun- son, born 1853. Married as 3rd wife to Peter J. Casler of Frank- fort, N. Y. Children 1.

2524X B.328 Glenn Petrie Mun- son, born Feb. 3, 1855. Married Emma eller. Children 3.

From records of Senator Christman and L. M. Bellinger) (1232)X Daniel Petrie, son of Daniel Petri (340B.15) and De- borah Young. He was born about 1819 at Rome, N. Y. and died about 1885, at Rome, N. Y. Mar- ried Unica Harroun. She ' was born Jan. 14, 1819, at Syracuse, N. Y. She died Dec. 19, 1908 at Grand Junction, Messa Co., She was the daughter of Solomon

Harroun and (Solomon

was the son of Elliott Harroun and Amy Sprague). Children 5.

2530X Charles Harroun Petrie, born Jan. 19, 1857 at Rome, N. Y. He died March 13, 1934 ,and was

2 Lozenzo C. b. Cobalt, Conn. June 16, 1876; d. Aug. 20, 1907; bur. Walnut Grove Cem.

3 Joseph E. b. Westfield, Mass. Nov. 28, 1878.

4 Ida S. b. Westfield, Mass. Oct. 8, 1881; m. Franklin H. Curtiss in Meriden, Apr. 15, 1903; Children: 1 William R. Curtiss b. Meriden Feb: 4, 1904; m. Emily Herbert in Meriden June 3, 1926; Child: William F. Curtiss b. Meriden Mar. 10, 1927; Warren G. Curtiss b. Meriden, Apr. 1, 1929.

2 Lillian L. Curtiss b. Bridge- port, Conn., May 15, 1906; m. Harold Heaton in Meriden Nov. 10, 1929. Child: Alberta J. Heaton b. Meriden, Feb. 20, 1935; Clifford C. Heaton b. Meriden, June 23, 1938; and Mary Ann Heaton b. Mar. 1, 1947.

3 Alberta I. Curtiss b. Spring- field, Mass. Dec. 18, 1907.

buried, Bellingham, Whatcom Co. Washington. This is the "son, Charles who went west." Married Minnie Frances Williams of Rome: N. Y. She was the daughter of John Jay Williams and Olive Driggs West. She was born April 13, 1860 at Rome, N. Y. She died Feb. 11, 1941 ,and was buried at: Bellingham, Washington. Child 1. Eugene Clarence Petrie, who fur- nished these notes.

2531 Delila Petrie, born, at Rome, N. Y.

! 2532 Ella Petrie, born at Rome,: N. Y.

2533 John Petrie, born at Rome, N. Y.

2534 Francis Petrie born at Rome, N. Y. All died between 1845 and 1860.

'(1233) X.B.92 Glenn Petrie ,son of Daniel Petri (340B.15) and De- borah Young. Married Hannah Wiggins. They lived at Rome, N. Y. Children 5.

2540B329 Glen Petrie, born in 1845. Married Charlotte (Lottie) Kirtland, of Rome, N. Y. No

children.

2541XB. 330 Calvin Petrie, born Feb. 23, 1850. Married Jessie Kirk- land, a widow of Bridgeport, Conn. She was born Nov. 11 1858. They lived at Rome, N. Y. Note: Her sister was Charlotte, who married Glen. Child 1 Glen Marshall Pe- trie. (Records by Mrs. Eleanore Petrie, of Miami, Florida.

2542XB.333 Margaret Munson Petrie. Married Frank Wright. Children 2.

2543B.332 Helen Petrie. Died young. (See "smallpox story of Bellingers.)

2544B.331 Henry Petrie. Died in youth.

(To Be Continued)

CORYELL, RITTENHOUSE DINGLER, McCORMICK VAN VOAST, OAKS

Would like date, place of mar- riage, and list of chdn. of John Coryell and wife Amy Ann Ritten- house. Were they pars of Amy (Coryell ?) b. Seneca County, N. Y. ca 1820, and wife of Zura or Zerah Wilson ? Above John was son of George (1761, N. J. - 1836, Ohio) and Charity (Van Buskirk) Coryell. Chdn. of last named couple, probably all b. in Pa., were Tunison, 1791-1881, md. Sarah Burrows; John 1793-1843, md .. Amy Ann Rittenhouse; Martha, 1795 ?, md. John Dingler; Hetty Clay, 1798-1838, md. John McCor-' mick; Joseph Robinson, 1801-bf. 1877, md. Elizabeth Van Cleve; Abraham, 1804-1878, md. Caroline Hawley and Amelia Shilson; Sa- rah Davis, 1806-1873, md. Nicholas Van Voast; Maria Eliza, 1809- 1885, md. John S. Oaks; Susan, 1813-1837, md. Francis Van Voast.

Who were the pars of Amy Ann Rittenhouse and where b. and died ? |

Wanted: Book: "Simon Goulart, 1543-1628". Compiled by Leonard Chester Jones, 1917. Mrs. Albert Santos, 3558 Gray St.

Oakland 1, Calif.

Webster Descendants

Sent By Marie Lyle Lyle Heights, Paso Robles, Cal. WEBSTER, McCALL, PETTIT No. 8 Peter Gansevoort Webster, son of Above Dr. Joshua 5 Webst-

4 Pearl M. Curtiss b. Meriden Mar. 3, 1911; m. in Portchester, N. Y. Charles E. Miller Nov. 24, 1935: dau. Caroline I. Miller b. Meriden t er and Catharine 4, Waggoner was born Fort Plain N. Y. Oct. 20,

7Lela Berkoff b. June 1, 1908; m. Jess Ealey Jan. 28, 1931 at Brighton, Colo. He was b. Apr. Feb. 1, 1940. A Muriel T. Cartice h Maridan | 1814, rec. of Fort Plain Dutch Ref.

gold Co., Iowa; Mt. Ayr, Jowa: Lamoni, Ia .; Kellerton Ia. and farm at Ft. Lupton, Colo. They had 10 children.

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Mohawk Valley genealogy and history : [a compilation of clippings, 1949], Part 41

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

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