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Looking for information on the following Trask family. I do not have their parents but they were all siblings: Alanson/Elanson born ca 1809 Almond born ca 1810 Phoebe born ca 1814 Caleb Putnam born ca 1820, died 8 Jan 1878 William Here is the census info I have on Alanson/Elanson: 1840, Springfield, Bradford Co., PA: Elanson Trask males - 020001, females - 10001=5 1850, Springfield, Bradford Co., PA: Alanson Trask 41, Lucy 36, Reuben 15, Lois 12, Louisa 10, Laura 2 (is this possibly Lavina?). Louisa is also enumerated with the Cummings family. There is also another possible daughter, Lucena, age 5, living with the Knapp family. Interesting that all daughter's names start with a "L". Here is the listing: Trask Alanson 41 M 600 Farmer CT 68 368 Trask Lucy 36 F NY 68 368 Trask Reuben 15 M NY 68 368 Trask Lois 12 F PA 68 368 Trask Louisa 10 F PA 68 368 Trask Laura 2 F PA 68 368 I am trying to connect Lavina Trask to this line. She was born8 May 1852 and died 15 Feb 1922 in Fallbrook. She married Joseph CAREY. Next door to where the second Louisa is there is a Jacob Trask: Stockwell Eli 51 M 10000 Farmer NY 71 368 Stockwell Mary 45 F NY 71 368 Stockwell Clarissa 18 F NY 71 368 Stockwell Urana 9 F PA 71 368 Trask Jacob 27 M Laborer GER 71 368 Chaapel John 19 M Laborer PA 71 368 Then there is a Lucena TRASK Knapp Amos 60 M 1500 Farmer NY 72 368 Knapp Electa 57 F NY 73 368 Knapp Dec.s* 31 M Lawyer PA 73 368 Knapp David 27 M Farmer PA 73 368 Knapp Franklin 17 M Farmer PA 73 368 Knapp John 25 M 800 Farmer PA 73 368 Knapp Amos 23 M Farmer PA 73 368 Knapp Martha 14 F PA 73 368 Trask Lucena 5 F PA 73 368Mallory Allison
Looking for information on William Cary. Here is the census information: 1840, Springfield, Bradford Co., PA: Wm. Cary males: 200001, females 100001= 5 1850, Springfield, Bradford Co., PA, Family #151, pg. 374: Wm. Cary 42, farmer, $800 real estate; Deighton 14, Mahala 13, Jason 11, Harriet 9, Joseph 5, Sephrona 2 (Sephrona then shows up again with L. G. and Emeline Newbury. Emeline is 43 - is this Sephrona's mother maybe? Right next door is the following family: Parmenter Lawson 26 M 500 Farmer MA 152 374 Parmenter Harriet 21 F NY 152 374 Parmenter Harriet 1m F PA 152 374 Parmenter Arrabel 63 M 500 Farmer MA 152 374 And there is another Parmenter family nearby. Possible source of where William meets Matilda? 1870 Springfield, #306/296: William 62 (famer/$2300/$600), Matilda 48, Sarah 16, William 14 I am looking for the identity of his first wife, her death date (pre 1850) and where she is buried. William then married Matilda.Mallory Allison
Looking for information on Calvin and Mary BASTIAN. They are found in the following census: 1850, Union Twp., Tioga Co., PA: 16 48 48 Bastian Calvin 40 Maine Farmer 500 ME 17 Mary K. 35 F PA 18 Hannah 7 F PA 19 Charles 2 M PA NOTE: Calvin is not listed in Union in 1840 1860 Union Township, Tioga Co., PA: 34 109 103 Bastian Calvin 48 M Farmer 800 275 MA 35 Mary 43 F PA 36 Charles 14 M PA 37 Daniel A. 3 M PA 38 Mary R. 4 F PA Calvin and Mary also had two other sons: Joseph K. born 1852 and John W. 1859 (both buried in the Church of Christ Cemetery in Ogdensburg, Tioga Co., PA) What else is interesting is that there was the surname "King" in the same area and Charles was given the middle name of King (maiden name of his mother?) Would like to find them in 1870.Mallory Allison
Hello,
I am still tracing my Smith ancestors and just found out some information
regarding my gggrandmother Azubah Nelson who married Howard S. Smith. He
was born May 10, 1810 in Columbia Twp., Bradford Cnty., Pa.
Azubah Mary Church was born July 15, 1798 in Salisbury, Addison Cnty., Vermont. She was the daughter of Silas & Hannah (Barker) Church.
Azubah's first husband was a man with the surname Nelson. It appears that Azubah & her husband moved from Vermont to Pennsylvania. It looks as if Azubah's husband passed away and she then married Howard S. Smith sometime around 1830.
Does anyone have any information on Azubah's 1st husband Mr. Nelson? Did they have any children?
Any information will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
Sandy (in Maine)
Grandy: MA> VT> Tioga County
Rumsey: CT> Tioga County
McKean: Scotland > MD> Bradford County
Green: NY > Tioga County
Richard VAN ETTEN b. 6 May 1784 Orange Co, NY, d. 10 Aug 1870 Tompkins Co. NY, m. Elizabeth COMPTON b. 22 May 1791, d. 20 Mar 1846 bur. Morris Chapel Cem., Caroline, NY. Richard m(2) Lucy ________?? b. 1786, no issue. children of Richard and Elizabeth (COMPTON) VANETTEN: 1) Robert C. b. 21 Sep 1811, d. 1882, m. Louisa _____ 2) Lydia b. 26 Sep 1813 3) Sarah b. 19 Dec 1815, d. 1835, m. Hugh S. McPHERSON 4) David C. b. 11 Jan 1818, d. 1864, m. Maria JOHNSTON 5) Richard VanEtten b. 5 Apr 1820, d. 1898, m. Elizabeth _____ 6) Mary Ann b. 8 Jul 1822 7) Pheobe b. 14 Sep 1824 8) George W. b. 22 Nov 1826, d. 1910, m. Katherine? Harriet ROE 9) Elizabeth b. 3 Apr 1829 10) Joel b. 5 Mar 1832, d. 1904, m. Eliza EGAN, Nancy HAZEN Most stayed in the Ithaca, Danby area of Tompkins but Richard Jr. went to Litchfield/Rome, Bradford Co., PA Richard VAN ETTEN b. 5 Apr 1820, d. 26 Jan 1898 Windham, PA m. Elizabeth __________? bc. 24 Jan 1827 NY, d. 1 Oct 1873 buried Bumpville/Old Litchfield Cem, Bradford Co., PA. Richard m(2) Clarissa M. ELLSWORTH, dau. of James & Melinda. Richard & Elizabeth VANETTEN's children: 1) Joel bc. 1847 PA 2) Richard "Alonzo" b. May 1849 PA 3) Hannah bc. 1854 PA 4) John C. bc. 1857 PA 5) Jan bc. 1858 PA Richard and Clarissa (ELLSWORTH) VANETTEN's child: 6) Leonard J. bc. 1879 PA Son Alonzo VANETTEN was in Windham, Bradford Co, PA in 1880, moved to Smithboro, Tioga, NY by 1887, in Barton, Tioga, NY in 1900. Alonzo VANETTEN b. May 1849, m. 17 Jan 1870 to Ethalinda HILL b. Aug 1851 PA, dau. of Nathan B. & Maria HILL 1) Eva b. 11 Dec 1870, m(1) John CLEMENTS, m(2) Reuben KINNEY, m(3) Joseph BARRON 2) Owen Joel b. 1872, d. 1872 3) Betsey "Betta" b. 15 Jul 1873, d. 1882 4) Emma b. 6 Jul 1875, d. 28 Dec 1932 Owego Hosp. NY 5) Lester b. 28 Apr 1877, m. May HOUGHTALEN 6) William George b. 23 Feb 1879 Lockwood, Tioga, NY 7) Ephran b. 10 Dec 1880, d. 12 Dec 1882 8) Ernest b. 16 Feb 1883, m. Bessie COOPER 9) Richard b. 21 Oct 1884, d. 1940, m. Eva __________? 10) Blanche b. 7 Oct 1888, m. Herbert E. HOUGHTALENI would adore contact with anyone with possible connections to this group as well as any guesses you might have to fill in the blanks.
Thanks for Reading,
Cathy DiPietro
or anyone can send me an email for faster info.
John E Young, eazier1@sbcglobal.net
Researching John and Jo(h)anna Leahy Desmond from Morris/Liberty/Nauvoo area.
John was born 1814 in Templemartin, County Cork, Ireland and came to states in May 1837. Unsure whether he married Johanna in Ireland or US. They had three known children: Jeremiah (my g.grandfather b. 1849), Mary(b. 1854), and Alice(possibly born 1854). Jeremiah married Rose O'Hargan (daughter of Cornelius and Rose McCormick O'Hargan from Greenwood/West Union, Stueben Co., NY) and had 10 children.
Believe John had brother, Jeremiah (b. 1825 Templemartin) who came over in 1845 and settled in same area.
Especially interested in John and Johanna and their parents. Any information would be greatly appreciated.
Maura Sykes
msykes@rochester.rr.com
Looking for info on my Smith family. The first ancestors that I know of was Leon Smith and this wife Mary Bryant Smith. They moved to Skinners Eddy, Wyoming County from Wayne County, PA about 1854. They had 5 children; Clarence Carson Smith, Lillie Smith Vandervort, Prescott Smith, Mary Leone Smith Stalford and Edward Earl Smith. They lived much of their adult lives in Wyalusing township, Bradford County. Clarence and Prescott had some kind of business in Camptown circa 1900. Lillie's husband A L Vandervort had a grain mill in the Wyalusing area. Mary Leone's husband George Stalford worked for the Lehigh Valley RR. Edward Earl attended a business college in Elmira, NY and played baseball for an Elmira team in the mid to late 1890's. Clarence was married to Mary Avery. Prescott was married to Lettie Fuller. Edward was married to Lilia Pickett and Nellie Farr.Ed Smith
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