Bradford County PA Chemung County NY Tioga County PA Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice Tri-County Bible Records

Bible Records   Tri-Counties Genealogy & History Sites How To Use This Site Warning & Disclaimer More Bible Records Deerfield - Knoxville Township Page Osceola Township Page Elkland Borough Page No Commercial Use Say Hello to Joyce

Joyce's Search Tip - January 2008 Do You Know that you can search just the Bible Records on the site by using the Bibles button in the Partitioned search engine at the bottom of the Current What's New Page?

NATHANIEL SEELY - LUCY KELSEY FAMILY BIBLE
In possesssion of  Allen Jud Seely and wife in 1984
 

MARRIAGES	DATE	LOCATION
Nathaniel Seely of Newtown, NY married Lucy Kelsey of Southport, NY	February 16, 1809
George G. Seely of Elkland, PA married Julia Morris	September 5, 1835
Jonas B. Seely of Elkland, PA married Hannah VanDusen of Farmington, PA	July 15, 1838
Jane E. Seely married Russell Crandal of Elkland, PA	March 12, 1844
Allen Seely married Mary Ann Campbell of Nelson, PA	October 21, 1846
Henry Seely married to Lydia Crandal of Elkland, PA	January 7, 1847
Morgan Seely married Harriet Beebe	February 4, 1847
George Griffith Seely married Ursula Allen Elwood (2nd wife)	April 14, 1847
Ann K. Seely married Anthony W. Lugg	February 6, 1851
BIRTHS
Parents
Nathaniel Seely	October 28, 1788	Newtown, Tioga County, NY(1)
Lucy Kelsey	August 3, 1791	Newtown, Tioga County, NY
Children
Jonas Bellis Seely	March 17, 1810	Southport, NY
John S. Seely	March 12, 1812	Elkland, PA
George Griffith Seely	July 16, 1814	Elkland, PA
Morgan Seely	May 15, 1816	Elkland, PA
Grant Seely	June 16, 1818	Elkland, PA
Henry Seely	July 27, 1820	Elkland, PA
Jane Elizabeth Seely	August 7, 1822	Elkland, PA
Allen Seely	October 22, 1826	Elkland, PA
Ann Keziah Seely	August 8, 1832	Elkland, PA
Hannah VanDusen	November 25, 1815	Farmington. PA
John B. Seely & Sally Seely Family
John B. Seely	April 25, 1779
Sally Seely	July 6, 1786	Seely is both the real name and married alias of Sally, a sister of the 1788 Nathaniel Seely/Seeley, who married Lucy Kelsey above.
Their Children
Charles Seely	February 21, 1802
Azubah Seely	May 5, 1804
Sally Seely	August 23, 1806
Stella Seely	October 28, 1807
DEATHS
John S. Seely	March 26, 1816
Grant Seely	June 28, 1826
George G. Seely	April 9, 1874
Jane E. Crandal	July 23, 1874
Henry Seely	February 26, 1888	Osceola, PA
Lydia Crandal Seely	April 26, 1905	Titusville, PA
Jonas B. Seely	December 30, 1888	Osceola, PA
Hannah VanDusen Seely	May 29, 1898	Osceola, PA
Morgan Seely	April 1, 1899	Osceola, PA
Ursula Elwood Seely, 2nd wife of G.G. Seely	February 5, 1905	Osceola, PA
Allen Seely	February 9, 1909	Osceola, PA
Ann K. Seely	July 25, 1915	Knoxville, PA
John B. Seely	December 1812
Sally Seely, wife of John B. Seely	October 25, 1839
Sally Seely, dau. of John B. & Sally Seely	January 28, 1825

Also in the Bible-
The 12th day of April 1856 was a dreadful hard wind which took the cover off the corn cribs & upset several of the buildings of Philadelphia.
The 18th day of September 1856 a dreadful hard wind and great rage of fire destroyed some houses and barns and fence in Elkland, PA
 

(1) Newtown in Tioga County NY became Elmira, Chemung County NY
 

Joyce Tip Box -- December 2007 - If you are not navigating this Tri-Counties Site via the left and right sidebars of the Current What's New page you are doing yourself a disservice. You can get to any place on the site easily by making yourself familiar with these subject and place topics. Try them all to be as familiar with the site's 16,000 plus pages as you can. Stop groping in the dark and take the lighted path. That's also the only way you'll find the search engines for the site or have access to the necessary messages I may leave for you. Make it easy on yourself.

Bradford County PA Chemung County NY Tioga County PA

Published On Tri-Counties Site On 23 JUN 2006 By Joyce M. Tice Email: Joyce M. Tice You are the  visitor since the counter was installed on 23 JUN 2006