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First Generation 1. Captain Simeon Wright was born on Jan 25 1726 in Northfield, Ma. He died in Canada. Simeon married Sarah. Sarah was born about 1730. They had the following children: + 2 M i. Simeon Wright Jr was born on Oct 18 1751 and died on Sep 11 1847. 3 F ii. Sarah Wright was christened on Feb 24 1788 in By Rev. John Langhorn. + 4 F iii. Rachel Wright was born about 1753. 5 F iv. Martha Wright was born about 1755. Martha married Moses Pratt on May 13 1779 in Rutland, VT. Moses was born on Sep 21 1754. He died on Aug 23 1823 in Manerva, NY. + 6 M v. Wait Wright U.E. was born about 1758. + 7 F vi. Lozina Wright was born about 1759. 8 F vii. Anna Wright was born on Mar 9 1761. She died on Oct 31 1826. Anna married Zebulon Mead in Sep 1779. 9 F viii. Sarah Wright. Second Generation 2. Simeon Wright Jr (Simeon) was born on Oct 18 1751 in VT. He died on Sep 11 1847 in Croton, OH. Simeon married Martha Freelove Foote on May 25 1769. Martha was born on Mar 11 1750. She died on Apr 13 1812 in Rutland, VT. They had the following children: 10 M i. Robert Wright was born on Dec 2 1770. He died on Oct 28 1823. + 11 M ii. Simeon Wright was born on Mar 12 1772 and died on Apr 9 1833. + 12 F iii. Freelove Wright was born on Oct 28 1774. 13 F iv. Lucy Wright was born on May 31 1776. + 14 M v. Daniel Wright was born on Jun 6 1778 and died on Dec 30 1873. 15 M vi. David Wright was born on Jul 19 1780. 16 M vii. Wait Wright was born on May 28 1783. 17 F viii. Sallie Wright was born on Apr 9 1785. 18 M ix. Jonathan Wright was born on Sep 14 1787. 19 F x. Patience Wright was born on Mar 7 1789. 20 F xi. Rachel Wright was born on Apr 3 1792. 21 F xii. Caroline Wright was born on Dec 14 1794. 4. Rachel Wright (Simeon) was born about 1753 in VT. She died in Canada. Rachel married (1) Zenas Ross. They had the following children: 22 F i. Rachel Ross. 23 F ii. Dorcas Ross. 24 M iii. Leonard Ross was born on Oct 9 1789. He died on Mar 12 1867. 25 F iv. Margaret Ross was christened on Jun 30 1795. 26 M v. Wait Ross. 27 M vi. William Ross. Rachel also married (2) John Ransom Holcombe. They had the following children: 28 F vii. Rachel Holcombe was born about 1766. 29 M viii. John Holcombe U.E. was born in 1768. He died in 1861. 6. Wait Wright U.E. (Simeon) was born about 1758 in VT. He died in Canada. Wait married ________ Smith? before 1783. ________ was born about 1760. They had the following children: + 30 M i. James Wright was born in 1782/1807. + 31 F ii. Rachel Wright U.E. was born about 1790 and died about 1829. 32 M iii. Daniel Wright was born in 1784/1790. Daniel married Susan Batter. 33 M iv. John J Wright was born in 1787/1795. 34 M v. Wait Wright Jr was born in 1789/1795. He died in 1852 in Porter Twp, Rock Co., Wisconsin, USA. Wait married Lucinda Stoner, daughter of Henry Stoner. Lucinda was born in 1803. 35 M vi. Amos Wright was born in 1797/1806. 36 F vii. Margaret Wright was born about 1798. She died on Dec 1 1864. Margaret married John Batter. 37 F viii. Electa Wright was born in 1799. She died in Darlington. Electa married Daniel Hudgins, son of Sgt. William Hudgins U.E. and Esther Nelson ?, on Jul 28 1819. Daniel was born in 1797 in New Brunswick. He died before 1871 in Darlington. 38 M ix. Simeon Wright was born in 1800/1802. Simeon married Eunice Bowling. + 39 M x. Joshua B Wright was born in 1801/1806 and died after 1880. 40 M xi. Smith Wright was born about 1806. + 41 M xii. Reuben Wright was born about 1806. 42 F xiii. Hannah Wright was born about 1809. 43 F xiv. Permelia Wright was born about 1809. 44 F xv. Betsey Wright. 7. Lozina Wright (Simeon) was born about 1759 and was christened on Feb 24 1788 in By Rev. John Langhorn. Lozina married James Lindsay. They had the following children: 45 M i. John Lindsay was christened on Feb 9 1789 in By Rev. John Langhorn. 46 F ii. Margaret Lindsay was christened on Jun 7 1791. 47 F iii. Elizabeth Lindsay was christened on Jul 10 1793. 48 F iv. Catharine Lindsay was christened on Jan 29 1795. 49 M v. James Lindsay was christened on Jul 9 1797. 50 F vi. Lamy Lindsay. 51 F vii. Jane Lindsay. Third Generation 11. Simeon Wright (Simeon, Simeon) was born on Mar 12 1772 in Rutland, VT. He died on Apr 9 1833. Simeon married Susannah Abbot on Nov 8 1796 in Lea, MA. Susannah was born on Nov 7 1778. She died on Jan 18 1862. They had the following children: 52 M i. Seth Wright was born on Jan 22 1792. 53 M ii. Hiram Wright was born on Jul 25 1802. 54 M iii. Wait F Wright was born on Jul 20 1807. 55 M iv. Robert P Wright was born on Aug 26 1809. 56 M v. James N Wright was born on Feb 20 1818. 12. Freelove Wright (Simeon, Simeon) was born on Oct 28 1774. Freelove married Martin Mead about 1795. They had the following children: 57 M i. Simeon Mead. 14. Daniel Wright (Simeon, Simeon) was born on Jun 6 1778. He died on Dec 30 1873. Daniel married Ruth Todd before 1805. Ruth was born about 1784. Daniel and Ruth had the following children: 58 F i. Mary Wright was born on Sep 25 1805. She died in 1884. Mary married Masury Woodward before 1837. Masury was born on Apr 18 1802. He died in 1891. 30. James Wright (Wait, Simeon) was born in 1782/1807. He had the following children: 59 F i. Julia Wright. 31. Rachel Wright U.E. (Wait, Simeon) was born about 1790 in PE Co, Ont. She died about 1829 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. Rachel married William Hudgin Jr. U.E., son of Sgt. William Hudgins U.E. and Esther Nelson ?. William was born in 1788 in New Brunswick. He died on Apr 25 1871 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont and was buried in South Bay Cem. They had the following children: 60 F i. Harriet Hudgin U.E. was born in 1815. She died in 1877. Harriet married John William Alexander Banker, son of Abraham Banker and Ruth Marie Dollory. John was born in 1816 in Ottawa. 61 M ii. Moses Hudgin U.E. was born in 1818 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. He died on May 18 1878 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. Moses married Ann Mouck, daughter of Michel-Eusebe (Michael) Mouck and Nancy Ann Collier, on Oct 21 1842 in South Bay?, Marysburg, Ont. Ann was born about 1825 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. She died on Dec 11 1897 in South Bay, S Marysburg, PE Co, Ont. 62 F iii. Eliza Jane Hudgin U.E. was born in 1820. She died on Jul 19 1877. Eliza married Philip Dulmage, son of David Dulmage and Ann Roblin, on Feb 26 1839 in Marysburgh, Ont. Philip was born in 1802. 63 F iv. Ann Hudgin U.E. was born in 1822. Ann married Capt. Solomon Mouck "Black Solomon Mouck", son of Michel-Eusebe (Michael) Mouck and Nancy Ann Collier, on Nov 20 1842 in Marysburgh, PE Co, Ont. Black Solomon Mouck was born in 1819. He died in 1868. 64 M v. John Hudgin U.E. was born in 1826. He died in 1859. John married Ellen Hicks on Nov 20 1842 in Marysburgh. 65 M vi. Aaron Hudgin U.E. was born in 1827. He died in 1833. 39. Joshua B Wright (Wait, Simeon) was born in 1801/1806. He died after 1880 in Huron Co. Michigan. Joshua married Leah ?. They had the following children: 66 M i. Jesse Wright was born about 1835. 67 M ii. Charles Wright was born in 1840. 68 F iii. Louisa Wright was born about 1843. 41. Reuben Wright (Wait, Simeon) was born about 1806. Reuben married Sarah. They had the following children: 69 M i. David Wright. David married C Minaker, daughter of John Minaker and Phoebe VanCleaf or VanClief, on Jan 20 1863. Appendix A - Notes (This contains material from many sources, and should be used only as a guide to research. If you use or post any of this material, please credit The Database of Dr. Paul Douglas Cole, Kingston, Ontario.) Please send errors, corrections and new information to colebgp@kingston.net 1. Captain Simeon Wright Source: "Early Families of Rutland, Vermont", by Marvel Swan & Donald Swan, published by the Rutland Historical Society, Inc., Rutland, VT Simeon Wright served as a Captain in the Revolutionary War, from 1778-1780. He moved from Rutland, VT sometime after 1780, to join several of his children in Canada. Simeon Wright, Sr. 1725-1780 >Simeon Wright, Jr. 1750-1847 (was a Green Mt. Boy under Ethan Allen - moved to Rutland, Vermont in 1816, married Freelove Foote 1769 (Pres. George Bush descends from this union) > Simeon Wright, III 1773-9/4/1833, Major - married Susannah (died 1/18/1862 - not real clear - may have remarried - moved to Lisking County, Ohio > Hiram Wright 1803-1833wife Eliza Blood (Pioneers of Vermont Mass) - >Charles Eugene Wright 9/30/ 1840 - 1892 served under Col. Lindsey, Ohio in Civil War - married Nancy Harrison Hannah - descendents in Olney, Ill.
Wright-Ross, Rachael w/o Zenas Sep 8 1788 Simeon Wright Sarah ==============================
Name Philemon MOREY Birth 15 May 1743, Plymouth, Plymouth County, Massachusetts Death 28 Dec 1810, Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont Age: 67 Father Joseph MOREY (1710-) Mother Mary SWIFT (1715-) Spouses 1 Mrs. —— MOREY Birth bef 1753 Death 15 Nov 1810, Rutland, Rutland County, Vermont Children Joseph (~1760->1840) Abraham (~1773-1833) Notes for Philemon MOREY
research has not located their place of residence between 1745 and 1790 when Philemon appears at Rutland, Vermont." Biographical Sketch (1969):1785 "With this strong evidence, the search goes back to Vermont, and especially to Rutland. The compiler studies Federal census records of 1790, 1800, and 1810, and examines court records of probate, land transfers, tax lists, and church records on file there and in Washington.
census record of 1790, with a wife, two daughters and a male 'under 16.' His is the only one of the name of Morey in Rutland in that census year.
under 26, with a son and two daughters under 10, and Joseph Morey, whose age we can reconstruct as between 30-35, are heads of separate households in the town. Abraham's age in the 1800 census of 'under 26' could fit him into the family of 1790 Philemon Morey. Though this differs from the birth date as reconstructed from Abraham's burial headstone, it is possible that a reading of '59 years' at death was actually '57.' The stone is weathered and difficult to read.
Rutland as late as 1806, when town records show he was designated a Freeman. Joseph Morey's own age in this census was 40-45. In addition, his household contains a male and female over 45. Wait Wright and his father Simeon Wright live next to Morey. Church records of West Rutland show that 'old Mrs. Morey' died November 15, 1810 and Philemon Morey the following month, December 28. It is the compiler's belief that Joseph's household included his aged parents. The last deed of record in the name of Joseph Morey - and he was the only one of the family whose name appears as either Grantee or Grantor in indices of deeds at Rutland - was in 1812. This fits with the arrival of the family at Licking County in 1813.
census years has been made in areas where Morey families were known to have lived - Washington and Saratoga Counties, New York; Rensselaer and Columbia Counties of the same State, etc. The loss by fire in 1875 of Licking County, Ohio records has made proof of his arrival date in that county difficult to obtain. The family of Asa Morey, age 49 in the 1850 census of Morrow County, Ohio (adjoining Licking) indicates a strong family connection to Abraham Morey. From family records of Jay Dewey Morey, it appears Asa may have been a son, and therefore a brother of William P. Morey (1814-1852). In this family, the census shows residence from Vermont to New York State, as late as 1828 in the latter. The repetition of family names of Abraham, Stillman, and William as given names is an important clue.
Abraham and Joseph Morey could have been sons of one Philemon Morey of Rutland from 1790 to 1810. The search for an earlier record of Philemon proved very difficult. He is not found among the Revolutionary War records of New York, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island nor Connecticut. None of the scattered published material on the Morey families indicated such a given name.
Morey and his wife Mary Swift (Mayflower Descendant volume 17, p. 134), and this is the only one of this name found in an extensive search, we can conclude he is the man of Rutland, Vermont in 1790.
counties of Dutchess, Albany, Columbia, Rensselaer, Washington and Clinton had settlements in number of Moreys; and sons of an older brother of Joseph removed to Old Canaan, Connecticut before 1758, then to Burnt Hills, Saratoga County, New York before 1790. Some Morey families went to Quebec and New Brunswick in Canada. In census and tax lists, published county and local town histories, church records of all these locations (except Canada), the compiler has not found a trace of the family of Joseph Morey after 1745. Names given to members of the Morey family of Licking and Knox Counties, Ohio in the seventh generation, indicate a possible connection with Stillman and Satterlee families. These latter surnames are found in census records of 1790 to 1820 in large numbers in Rensselaer and Columbia Counties, New York.
is not at present available and has not been found in a thorough search of genealogical sources, nevertheless there is strong evidence pointing to a conclusion of such descent."
Joseph died prematurely in the winter of 1762/3. He filed a claim against his brother's estate, and is not located again in an official record of the area. In 1790, Philemon appears in Rutland, Vermont federal census of that year, as head of a family. Intensive research in all published records - and some filed only locally - show no other of that name existed during those years in Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, New Hampshire, or Vermont. It is the compiler's opinion that Philemon Morey of the 1790 census was the Philemon Morey, son of Joseph and Mary Morey. Location of his residence between 1765 and 1790 had not been determined. He is not included in published records of those who served in the Revolutionary War from northern areas. It is believed that he may have joined two brothers, Samuel and Elisha, another brother Lathrop, and removed to Albany County, New York, though specific evidence of this has not been found, 1790-1810. Conveyances of real estate, town meetings books, church records, census records, record the names of Joseph, Philemon, Samuel, Elisha, and Abraham Morey at various times. Undoubtedly, this is the family of this lineage, for no other in the Morey line contained all of these names. Therefore, and especially because of the fact that Philemon Morey paid a fine imposed against Abraham Morey in March 1806 (Town Treasurer's Records, Rutland, Vermont, Book 1, p. 8) in a note signed jointly by them, indicating responsibility for debt, the obvious conclusion is that this lineage descends through Philemon Morey to Abraham. Philemon Morey of Rutland, Vermont, must have arrived in that town shortly before the census-taking of that year. Both he and his wife died in the year 1810 at Rutland, and were probably in the household of his oldest son Joseph, in the U.S. census of that year. The church record of his wife's name gives only 'old Mrs. Morey died at the age of 57.'
Licking County, Ohio, as lands in that area opened up. Emigration was enthusiastically sponsored by Colonel Wait Wright (War 1812), who himself removed to Homer, Licking County, where his monument in the cemetery rests near that of Abraham Morey." 1743 Birth:637 Birth date of 15 May 1743 in Plymouth, Massachuetts taken from Wakefield's Family of Richard Warren, the Fifth Generation Descendants of his Daughters Mary, Anna, and Elizabeth. Source believed to be Vital Records, Plymouth, vol. 1A, p. 216.
brother Joseph." 1770 Rutland Settlement:1788 Rutland, Vermont was first settled in 1770 and was in Charlotte County, New York from 1771-1777. 1771 Census of Vermont:1789 In 1771, New York conducted a census of what was to become the state of Vermont. The total population of the town of Rutland was 22 individuals. Philemon Morey was not located in the 1771 enumeration. 1781 Rutland County Formation:1790,1791 Rutland County, Vermont was established in 1781 from Bennington and Charlotte counties. Rutland was the capital of Vermont from 1784 to 1804. It is the home of Vermont's oldest newspaper, the Rutland Herald, published continuously since 1794.
Rutland County, Vermont (Rutland Township) Head of Household••Philemon Morey Males 16 and over••1 << Philemon, age 47 Males under 16••1 << Abraham, about age 16 Females••3 << wife, two daughters Son Joseph1697 enumerated in Hartland Township, Windsor County, Vermont residing in a household of one.
originally purchased the land from John Patterson. 1797 Land Sale:1793 Philemon Morey of Rutland Co., Rutland Sta., Vt. sold 54 acres to Oliver Booge on Feb. 20, 1797. 1800 U.S. Census:1698,1794 Rutland County, Vermont (Rutland Township) Head of Family••Philemon Morey Males 16-26••1 Males over 45••1 << Philemon, age 57 Females 16-26••1 Females over 45••1 << wife of Philemon Sons Joseph1698 and Abraham1698 enumerated separately in same location. 1807 Letter:1772 The 4 April 1807 issue of the Rutland Herald stated that letters were being held at the Rutland Post Office for Joseph Morey and Philemon Morey, both of Rutland. 1808 Letter:1795 The 8 October 1808 issue of the Rutland Herald stated that a letter was being held at the Rutland Post Office for Philemon Morey of Rutland. 1810 Letter:1796 The 4 July 1810 issue of the Rutland Herald stated that a letter was being held at the Rutland Post Office for Philemon Morey of Rutland. 1810 U.S. Census:1762 Philemon Morey enumerated in the household of his son Joseph Morey in Rutland Township, Rutland County, Vermont as the one male over age 45. Mrs. Morey also enumerated in the same household, along with Joseph, his wife Jane, and their nine children. 2. Simeon Wright Jr Simeon Wright, Jr. filed for, and was granted a pension for service with the revolutionary forces. President George Bush is a descendent of this union. (I have not found any posting or proof of this. PDC) ----------------------------------------- Simeon WRIGHT Birth: 18 Oct 1751 Rutland, Rutland, Vermont Death: 11 Sep 1848 Homer, Licking, Ohio Father: Samuel Simeon WRIGHT ( Mother: Mrs Samuel Simeon WRIGHT Spouse: Freelove (Martha) FOOTE Marriage: 25 May 1769 Rutland, Rutland, Vermont ---------- Old UEL List has a Samuel Jr, E Dist, Elizabethtown, son of Samuel Sr. LBL. Suspended UE list. but in 1808 Samuel Sr is ordered inserted on the UE list. 2S. Martha Freelove Foote Gary Boyd Roberts's book, Ancestors of American Presidents, has a wealth of information in it, and there are many references in his bibliography for each President. If it is still available, it is worth the cost. He works at the New England Historic Genealogical Society.
American Presidents ... +BROOKE, Joan .. 2 FOOTE, Nathaniel b: 1592 src: Ancestors of American Presidents d: ABT 1655 ........ +DEMING, Elizabeth b: ABT 1595 m: ABT 1615 ....... 3 FOOTE, Nathaniel b: ABT 1620 src: Foote Family Comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote d: 1655 in Wethersfield, CT src: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 ............ +SMITH, Elizabeth b: ABT 1627 src: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 m: 1646 src: Foote, Abram W. FOOTE FAMILY 1907. ........... 4 FOOTE, Nathaniel b: 10 Jan 1646/47 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 d: 12 Jan 1702/03 in Wethersfield, CT src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 ................. +BLISS, Margaret b: ABT 1649 src: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 m: 2 May 1672 in Springfield, MA src: Foote Family Comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote. Vol. 1 d: 3 Apr 1745 in
Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 ................ 5 FOOTE, Ephriam b: 13 Feb 1684/85 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 d: 10 Jun 1765 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 ..................... +CHAMBERLAIN, Sarah b: 10 Mar 1692/93 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 m: Jun 1708 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 d: 9 Jun 1777 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 .................... 6 FOOTE, Ephriam b: 27 Apr 1716 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907. d: ABT 1800 .......................... +SMITH, Margaret d: 4 Jul 1754 ......................... 7 FOOTE, Margaret .............................. +TROWBRIDGE, Seeley b: ABT 1753 in New Fairfield, Conn. d: ABT 1804 in Chatham, New York .............................. 8 TROWBRIDGE, John Foote b: 21 Jul 1791 in Chatham, New York src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p233 d: 18 Feb 1872 in Syracuse, New York src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p233
................................... +PACKARD, Rosamond Arabella b: 29 Jun 1790 in Conway, Massachusetts src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p233 Vital Records of Conway, m: 7 May 1817 in New Hartford, New York src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p233 d: 17 Apr 1869 in Syracuse, New York src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p233 .................................. 9 TROWBRIDGE, Joseph Mott b: 26 Apr 1824 in Bridgewater, New York src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p349 d: 9 Apr 1901 in Brooklyn, New York src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p349 ....................................... +MCCORMICK, Ada Josephine b: 1 Feb 1842 in Greensburgh, Indiana src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p349 m: 1 Feb 1859 in Lawrenceburgh, Indiana src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p349 d: src: F.B. Trowbridge, Trowbridge Genealogy, p349
...................................... 10 TROWBRIDGE, Adele b: 10 Sep 1861 in Wisconsin src: Trowbridge Genealogy d: 8 Feb 1941 in Washington, DC src: Death Certificate, Washington, DC ............................................ +SALISBURY, George Robert b: 2 Mar 1855 in Canandaigua, Ontario Co., New York src: Salisbury, Elon G., Salisburian, Vol 1. p. 72, 1921 m: 10 Jan 1889 in Brooklyn, New York src: Law suit papers on file at Ontario County Courthouse, Canandaigua, NY. d: 5 Oct 1950 in Naval Hospital Philadelphia, PA src: U.S. Naval Academy Alumni Association ........................................... 11 SALISBURY, Samuel Trowbridgeb: 25 Mar 1890 in Brooklyn, New York src: F. M Salisbury d: 22 Nov 1974in Ocoee, Florida src: Obituary in Orlando Sentinel Star ................................................ +POUNDS, Martha Lanorah b:9 Aug 1891 in Ocoee, Florida src: Francis Marion Salisbury m: 30 May 1912in Kissimmee, Florida src: Orange County FL Probate Court d: 5 Jan 1974 in Winter Garden, Florida src: Obituary in Orlando Sentinel Star ............................................... 12 SALISBURY, FrancisMarion b: src: Birth Certificate ..................................................... +DAVIS, Henry Gordon,Jr. b: src: HGD, Jr. m: 7 Dec 1941 in North Augusta, South Carolina src:Aiken County, S.C., Probate Court .................................................... 13 DAVIS, FrancisMarion b: src: Dougherty County, GA, Health Department Birth Certificate ......................................................... +MOODY, Douglas Lee b: src: Clarke County, NV, Health Department Birth Certificate m: 19 Aug 1967 in Sylvester, Georgia src: Worth County, GA, Probate Court,Marriage License ........................................................ 14 MOODY, RobertBenjamin III b: in Athens, GA .............................................................. +SHOEMAKER,Sherri Anne m: 9 Apr 1994 in Dawson, GA ........................................................ 14 MOODY, DouglasLee, JR. b: in Athens, GA .............................................................. +KIMBLE,Tracy Diane b: src: TDK m: 29 Aug 1992 in First Baptst Church Avondale Estates,Ga. ............................................................. 15 MOODY,Davis Lee b: in Atlanta, Ga ............................................................. 15 MOODY,Madison Alexis ........................................................ 14 MOODY, WendyLouise b: in Sylvester, GA ........................................................ 14 MOODY, MarionElizabeth b: in Sylvester, GA ....... 3 FOOTE, Elizabeth ............ +CHURCHILL, Josiah ........... 4 CHURCHILL, Elizabeth ................. +BUCK, Henry ................ 5 BUCK, Ruth ..................... +SMITH, Benjamin .................... 6 SMITH, Elizabeth .......................... +SMITH, John III ......................... 7 SMITH, Israel .............................. +CHANDLER, Abigail ............................. 8 SMITH, Chloe ................................... +HAYES, Rutherford .................................. 9 HAYES, Rutherford, Jr. ....................................... +BIRCHARD, Sophia ...................................... 10 HAYES, Rutherford Birchard b:1822 src: Bower, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. d: 1893src: Bower, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. ............................................ +WEBB, Lucy Ware ....... 3 FOOTE, Rebecca ............ +SMITH, Philip ........... 4 SMITH, Rebecca ................. +STILLMAN, George ................ 5 STILLMAN, Anna ..................... +MAY, Hezekiah .................... 6 MAY, Elizabeth .......................... +NEWCOMB, Daniel ......................... 7 NEWCOMB, Lydia b: 28 Apr 1763 src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 122. 1995. d: 14 Sep 1835 in Penfield, src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 122. 1995. .............................. +BUSH, Timothy, Jr. b: 1 Apr 1766 in prob. Lebanon, CT src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 122. 1995. m: 26 Jul 1791 in Penfield, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 122. 1995. d: 4 May 1850 in Rochester, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 122. 1995. ............................. 8 BUSH, Obediah Newcomb b: 28 Jan 1797 src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: ABT 1851 src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ................................... +SMITH, Harriet b: 12 May 1800 in Cambridge, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. m: 8 Nov 1821 in Rochester, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: 21 Jun 1867 src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. .................................. 9 BUSH, James Smith b: 15 Jun 1825 in Rochester, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: 11 Nov 1899 in Ithica, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ....................................... +FAY, Harriet Eleanor b: 29 Oct 1829 in Savannah, GA src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. m: 24 Feb 1859 in New York City, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: 27 Feb 1924 in Boston, MA src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ...................................... 10 BUSH, Samuel Prescott b: 4 Oct 1863 in Birch Church, NJ src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: 8 Feb 1948 in Columbus, OH src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ............................................ +SHELDON, Flora b: 17 Mar 1872 in Franklin Co., OH src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. m: 20 Jun 1894 src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: 4 Sep 1920 in Watch Hill, RI src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ........................................... 11 BUSH, Prescott Sheldon b: 15 May 1895 in Columbus, OH src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: 8 Oct 1972 in New York City, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ................................................ +WALKER, Dorothy b: 1 Jul 1901 in Walker's Point, York Co., ME src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. m: 6 Aug 1921 in Kennebunkport, ME src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. d: 19 Nov 1992 in Greenwich, CT src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ............................................... 12 BUSH, George Herbert Walker b: 12 Jun 1924 in Milton, MA src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. ..................................................... +PIERCE, Barbara b: 8 Jun 1925 in Rye, NY src: Roberts, Gary Boyd. Ancestors of American
Ancestors of American Presidents. p. 121. 1995. .. 2 FOOTE, Mary ........ +HEWES, John ....... 3 HEWES, Elizabeth ............ +HEMINGWAY, Ralph d: 1678 in Roxbury, MA src:Roberts, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. ........... 4 HEMINGWAY, Elizabeth ................. +HOLBROOK, John ................ 5 HOLBROOK, Daniel ..................... +CRAFTS, Abigail .................... 6 HOLBROOK, Rebecca .......................... +DAVENPORT, Samuel ......................... 7 DAVENPORT, Seth .............................. +DANIEL, Chloe ............................. 8 DAVENPORT, Anna ................................... +TORREY, William .................................. 9 TORREY, Samuel Davenport ....................................... +WATERS, Susan Holman ...................................... 10 TORREY, Louisa Maria ............................................ +TAFT, Alfonso ........................................... 11 TAFT, William Howard b: 1857 src: Bower, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. d: 1930src: Roberts, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. ................................................ +HERRON, Helen ........... 4 HEMINGWAY, Joshua ................. +EVANS, Joanna ................ 5 HEMINGWAY, Joshua, Jr. ..................... +STANHOPE, Rebecca .................... 6 HEMINGWAY, Joshua III .......................... +MORSE, Abigail ......................... 7 HEMINGWAY, Isaac .............................. +HAVEN, Elizabeth ............................. 8 HEMINGWAY, James ................................... +ARMSTRONG, Elizabeth .................................. 9 HEMINGWAY, James, Jr. ....................................... +MALMSBURY, Hope ...................................... 10 HEMINGWAY, Jane M. ............................................ +BURDG, Oliver ........................................... 11 BURDG, Almira Park ................................................ +MILHOUS, Franklin ............................................... 12 MILHOUS, Hannah ..................................................... +NIXON, FrancisAnthony .................................................... 13 NIXON, RichardMilhous ......................................................... +RYAN, ThelmaCatherine ........................................................ 14 NIXON, Julie .............................................................. +EISENHOWER,David ........................................................ 14 NIXON, Patricia Descendants of Samuel Smith 1 SMITH, Samuel b: 1602 src: http://www.members.aol.com/smlawson/foote.htm d: 1680 in South Hadley, Mass. src: Ancestors of American Presidents ... +SMITH, Elizabeth b: 1602 src: http://www.members.aol.com/smlawson/foote.htm d: 1680 in Hadley, Hampshire Co., MA src: http://www.members.aol.com/smlawson/foote.htm .. 2 SMITH, Elizabeth b: ABT 1627 src: New England Marriages Prior to 1700
........ +FOOTE, Nathaniel b: ABT 1620 src: Foote Family Comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote m: 1646 src: Foote, Abram W. FOOTE FAMILY 1907. d: 1655 in Wethersfield, CT src: New England Marriages Prior to 1700
....... 3 FOOTE, Nathaniel b: 10 Jan 1646/47 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 d: 12 Jan 1702/03 in Wethersfield, CT src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 ............ +BLISS, Margaret b: ABT 1649 src: New England Marriages Prior to 1700 m: 2 May 1672 in Springfield, MA src: Foote Family Comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote. Vol. 1 d: 3 Apr 1745 in Clocheshester, CT src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 ........... 4 FOOTE, Ephriam b: 13 Feb 1684/85 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 d: 10 Jun 1765 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 ................. +CHAMBERLAIN, Sarah b: 10 Mar 1692/93 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 m: Jun 1708 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 d: 9 Jun 1777 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907, p. 34 ................ 5 FOOTE, Ephriam b: 27 Apr 1716 src: Foote Family comprising the Genealogy and History of Nathaniel Foote, Foote, Abram W. Foote, Vol. 1, 1907. d: ABT 1800 ..................... +SMITH, Margaret d: 4 Jul 1754 .................... 6 FOOTE, Margaret .......................... +TROWBRIDGE, Seeley b: ABT 1753 in New Fairfield, Conn. d: ABT 1804 in Chatham, New York .. 2 SMITH, Philip ........ +FOOTE, Rebecca ....... 3 SMITH, Rebecca ............ +STILLMAN, George ........... 4 STILLMAN, Anna ................. +MAY, Hezekiah ................ 5 MAY, Elizabeth ..................... +NEWCOMB, Daniel .................... 6 NEWCOMB, Lydia b: 28 Apr 1763 d: 14 Sep 1835 inPenfield, .......................... +BUSH, Timothy, Jr. b: 1 Apr 1766 in prob. Lebanon, CT m: 26 Jul 1791 in Penfield, NY d: 4 May 1850 in Rochester, NY ......................... 7 BUSH, Obediah Newcomb b: 28 Jan 1797 d: ABT1851 .............................. +SMITH, Harriet b: 12 May 1800 in Cambridge,NY m: 8 Nov 1821 in Rochester, NY d: 21 Jun 1867 ............................. 8 BUSH, James Smith b: 15 Jun 1825 inRochester, NY d: 11 Nov 1899 in Ithica, NY ................................... +FAY, Harriet Eleanor b: 29 Oct 1829 inSavannah, GA m: 24 Feb 1859 in New York City, NY d: 27 Feb 1924 inBoston, MA .................................. 9 BUSH, Samuel Prescott b: 4 Oct 1863 inBirch Church, NJ d: 8 Feb 1948 in Columbus, OH . ....................................... +SHELDON, Flora b: 17 Mar 1872 inFranklin Co., OH ...................................... 10 BUSH, Prescott Sheldon b: 15 May1895 in Columbus, OH ............................................ +WALKER, Dorothy b: 1 Jul 1901in Walker's Point, York Co., ME ........................................... 11 BUSH, George Herbert Walkerb: 12 Jun 1924 in Milton, MA ................................................ +PIERCE, Barbara b: 8 Jun1925 in Rye, NY .. 2 SMITH, Mary ........ +GRAVES, John ....... 3 GRAVES, Mary ............ +BALL, Samuel ........... 4 BALL, Mary ................. +HITCHCOCK, John ................ 5 [2] HITCHCOCK, Samuel ..................... +[1] STEBBINS, Ruth .................... 6 [3] HITCHCOCK, Margaret .......................... +[4] FALLEY, Richard, Jr. ......................... 7 [5] FALLEY, Margaret .............................. +[6] CLEVELAND, William ............................. 8 [7] CLEVELAND, Richard Falley ................................... +[8] NEAL, Ann .................................. 9 [9] CLEVELAND, Stephen Grover b: 1837src: Ancestors of American Presidents d: 1908 src: Ancestors of AmericanPresidents ....................................... +[10] FOLSOM, Frances ....... 3 GRAVES, Sarah ............ +STEBBINS, Edward ........... 4 STEBBINS, Thomas ................. +ELY, Mary ................ 5 [1] STEBBINS, Ruth ..................... +[2] HITCHCOCK, Samuel .................... 6 [3] HITCHCOCK, Margaret .......................... +[4] FALLEY, Richard, Jr. ......................... 7 [5] FALLEY, Margaret .............................. +[6] CLEVELAND, William ............................. 8 [7] CLEVELAND, Richard Falley ................................... +[8] NEAL, Ann .................................. 9 [9] CLEVELAND, Stephen Grover b: 1837 src: Ancestors of American Presidents d: 1908 src: Ancestors of American Presidents ....................................... +[10] FOLSOM, Frances .. 2 SMITH, John ........ +PARTRIDGE, Mary ....... 3 SMITH, John, Jr. ............ +ROOT, Mary ........... 4 [12] SMITH, John III ................. +[11] SMITH, Elizabeth ................ 5 [13] SMITH, Israel ..................... +[14] CHANDLER, Abigail .................... 6 [15] SMITH, Chloe .......................... +[16] HAYES, Rutherford ......................... 7 [17] HAYES, Rutherford, Jr. .............................. +[18] BIRCHARD, Sophia ............................. 8 [19] HAYES, Rutherford Birchard b: 1822src: Bower, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. d: 1893 src:Bower, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. ................................... +[20] WEBB, Lucy Ware ....... 3 SMITH, Benjamin ............ +BUCK, Ruth ........... 4 [11] SMITH, Elizabeth ................. +[12] SMITH, John III ................ 5 [13] SMITH, Israel ..................... +[14] CHANDLER, Abigail .................... 6 [15] SMITH, Chloe .......................... +[16] HAYES, Rutherford ......................... 7 [17] HAYES, Rutherford, Jr. .............................. +[18] BIRCHARD, Sophia ............................. 8 [19] HAYES, Rutherford Birchard b: 1822src: Bower, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. d: 1893 src:Bower, Gary B. Ancestors of American Presidents. 1995. ................................... +[20] WEBB, Lucy Ware 4. Rachel Wright Rachel married Zenas Ross who sold land in Rutland in 1781 and afterwards moved to Fredericksburgh, Canada.
Subject: Re: [UEL] Wait Wright & his Family Date: Sun, 2 Jul 2000 21:15:52 -0400
I am a descendant of Rachel Wright, Wait's sister. Rachel was b. abt. 1750. She married John Ranson Holcombe and later Zenas Ross U.E. John & Rachel Holcombe had two children Rachel b. abt.1766 and John Holcombe U.E. 1768-1861.
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4S. Zenas Ross Rachel married Zenas Ross who sold land in Rutland in 1781 and afterwards moved to Fredericksburgh, Canada. 5. Martha Wright Martha b. abt 1755. (In Feb 1836 she gave her age as 81 when applying for a pension) She married Moses Pratt, 13 May 1779 at Rutland. He was b. 21 Sep 1754, d. 23 Aug 1823 at Manerva, NY. 6. Wait Wright U.E. Had 1/2 lot 1 conc 3 Fredericksburg. Family moved to Darlington area. In 1784, Wait Wright sold property in Rutland, Vermont, while residing in the province of Quebec (now Ontario), Canada.
5' 8" tall, length of service 6 months. He was a Loyalist or Tory, while his father fought for the Patriots. In various books about the loyalists, he is listed as living in the Midland District in 1786 in Fredericksburgh (Lennox & Addington County) and being a "single man entitled to rations for 1 person per day". So, either his wife had died by that time, and he remarried, or he had not yet married.
children granted land as a child of a Loyalist in the Province of Ontario. The birth dates of the children is not known, nor is there any proof of the order of birth. The only presumed year of birth is taken from the 1860, 1870 & 1880 census for Huron Co., Michigan, which lists Joshua B. Wright as 60, 70 and 80 years old. Wait was in Fredericksburgh and Marysburgh 'til about mid 1790s then in Hope Twp 'til 1807 (tax rolls)." -------------------- Found this: 1880 census: Samuel WRIGHT Self M Male W 79 CAN Farmer VT CAN Mary WRIGHT Wife M Female W 65 NY Keeping House RI RI Census Place District 1, Macomb, St. Lawrence, New York Family History Library Film 1254925 NA Film Number T9-0925 Page Number 340A --------------------- From: lstewart@pacbell.net Subject: [UEL] Wait Wright Date: Fri, 20 Oct 2000 22:29:32 -0700 References: <39F10ACF.20D7780E@seaside.net> Wait Wright was a Loyalist, and the son of Captain Simeon Wright. According to "Sons & Daughters of the American Loyalists", he had 13 children. There is no record I know of, that indicates where these children were born, or who their mother was. Dates of birth for most of the children are estimates, at best.
Daniel Wright, b. abt 1784 Amos Wright, b. abt 1787 Wait Wright, b. abt 1789; died 1856; married Lucinda Stoner* Margaret Wright, b. abt. 1794; died 1 Dec 1864; married John Batter Electra Wright, b. abt 1798; m. Daniel Hudgins Rachel Wright, b. abt 1799; d. 1829; married William Hudgins* Simeon Wright, b. abt 1799; m. Eunice Bowling Joshua B. Wright, b. abt 1800; d. aft 1880, Huron Co, Michigan, married Leah ????? John J. Wright, b abt 1802 Smith Wright, b. abt 1805 Hannah Wright, b. abt 1806 Permelia Wright, b. abt 1806 It is known that Wait Wright was in Fredericksburgh in the 1780/1790's, Marysburgh, and then Hope Township up until 1807 (he was on the tax rolls till then). From that time onward, I can not find a trace of him. Most of his sons appear in the Militia Rolls for Durham County. I have children, etc for those marked with an *. I have nothing proven on any of the other children, except the names of spouses, where listed. Any illumination that anyone can give me on the other children, and their families, would be very greatly appreciated. Thank you, Lynton Stewart San Marcos, CA ================= From: Subject: [UPP-CAN] WRIGHT, Waite/Wait, Loyalist Date: Wed, 01 Dec 1999 11:48:47 -0800
is listed in the books on Loyalists. He was known to be in Canada by 1784, when he sold land in Vermont from Quebec. He has been associated with Fredricksburgh, Marysburgh, and Darlington. He had 13 children by an unknown wife, all listed in "Sons and Daughters of the American Loyalists". There again is no data known to me, on where any of the children were born, or their dates of birth. I have NO idea where he died. Children: Daniel Wright, married Susan Batter Margaret Wright, married John Batter Wait Wright, died 1856, Porter Twp., Rock Co., Wisconscin (have his wife and children) Electra Wright, married Daniel Hudgin 28 Jul 1819, Darlington, Ontario Rachel Wright, married William Hudgin, died 1829 Marysburgh (I have their children) Joshua B. Wright, born about 1800; married Leah ?, born abt 1799; had at least 3 children (Jesse Wright, b. abt 1835, Charles Wright, b. 1840, Louisa Wright, b. abt 1843); this family emigrated to Huron County, MI between 1850 and 1860. [NOTE: Jesse Wright is my line]
Simeon Wright Amos Wright James Wright Smith Wright Hannah Wright Permelia Wright
=============== 2006: I am looking for information on the family/children of Wait Wright, U.E. Wait Wright was known to be in Hope Township no later than 1806. The wife of Wait Wright is unknown. If anyone has any clues at all, it would be greatly appreciated. The order of birth of the children is not known. They are placed the same way here, as they are listed in "Sons and Daughters of the American Loyalists. All of the sons were listed in the Durham County Militia Rolls in 1828/29, so they lived in Durham County at that time. James, born Rutland VT wife unknown but he had a daughter named Julia. Margaret, b. Rutland, VT, married John Batter Daniel, b. Rutland, m. Susan Batter John - born Canada Amos, b. Canada Wait, b. Canada, married Lucinda Stoner, went to Wisconsin, extensive family in my records. Rachel, b. Canada, m. William Hudgins, large family in my records Simeon, b. Canada
Smith, b. Canada Permelia/Pemelia, b. Canada Hannah, b., Canada Betsey, b. Canada Electra/Electa, b. Canada, m. Daniel Hudgins Reuben, b. Canada This was a large family, known to be in Darlington and Hope townships. There must have been some records on them. I would greatly appreciate any information, or clues, that anyone could provide on tracing the children's families, and/or the family of Joshua's wife Leah, and/or the name of Wait Wright's wife.
6S. ________ Smith I am guessing her name to be SMITH because of how one child was named SMITH. 7. Lozina Wright Lozina m. James Lindsay and resided in Fredericksburgh, Canada. 7S. James Lindsay Lozina m. James Lindsay and resided in Fredericksburgh, Canada. 8. Anna Wright Anna b. 9 Mar 1761, d. 31 aOct 1826, m. Zebulon Mead Jr, Sep 1779. 9. Sarah Wright BAPM DATE 24 FEB 1788 Canada 11. Simeon Wright Simeon Jr, b. 12 Mar 1772 at Rutland, m. Susannah Abbot, 8 Nov 1796 at Lee, MA. She was b. 7 Nov 1778, d. 19 Jan 1862. Moved to Lisking County, Ohio =====================
I am looking for the Mrs. Spaulding referred to in the following diary entry: "Aug. 20, 1930: (We attended) the Wright reunion held at the home of O. D. Smythe at Homer. Mrs. Smythe is Emory Wright's daughter. She has a sister, MRS. SPAULDING of Oberlin, who says she has information to secure D.A.R. membership through Simeon Wright, Sr." This Mrs. Spaulding would probably be a descendant of Simeon Wright and Susannah Abbott who emigrated to Licking County, Ohio in 1816. They had nine children who survived to adulthood: Seth born January 22, 1792; Hiram born July 25, 1802; Sallie Wright born July 05, 1805; Wait born July 20, 1807; Robert P. born August 26, 1809; Polly born April 05, 1813; Martha born May 03, 1815; James N. born February 20, 1818; Anna M. born March 11, 1821 and died 1901, married Joseph Ludlow Denman. 12. Freelove Wright 1 Simeon WRIGHT b: 18 OCT 1751 d: 11 SEP 1848 + Freelove Martha FOOTE b: 11 MAY 1750 d: 13 APR 1812 2 Freelove WRIGHT b: 28 OCT 1774 d: 24 NOV 1858 + Martin MEAD b: 1767 d: 1850 3 Chloe MEAD b: 12 AUG 1804 d: 21 MAY 1869 + Jonah F. PALMER b: 10 JUN 1802 d: 14 APR 1871 4 Sara Ann PALMER b: 1828 + Albert Franklin CHAPIN b: 1825 5 Willis F. CHAPIN + Ellen ANDREWS d: 1904 6 Claudius R. CHAPIN b: 1880 6 Sara Buell CHAPIN b: 1882 6 Jeanette Andrews CHAPIN b: 1884 6 Albert Franklin CHAPIN b: 1886 6 Carrie Palmer CHAPIN b: 1888 5 Carrie CHAPIN + Edwin HUMPHREY 3 Seth Wright MEAD b: ABT. 1810 d: 1896 + Electa DAY b: 1815 d: 1887 4 Henry James MEAD 5 H. Carl MEAD + Florence MCGIBBON 6 Living MEAD + Living FAY 13. Lucy Wright She married Matthew Hopkins as his second wife and went west. 14. Daniel Wright 1 Simeon Wright b: 18 OCT 1751 d: 11 SEP 1848 + FreeloveFoote b: 11 MAY 1750 d: 13 APR 1812 2 Daniel Wright b: 6 JUN 1778 d: 30 DEC 1873 + Ruth Todd b: ABT 1784 3 Mary Wright b: 23 SEP 1805 d: 1884 + Masury Woodward b: 18 APR 1802 d: 1891 4 Lurena Virginia Woodward b: 31 OCT 1837 d: 15 MAR 1928 + John Householder b: 18 SEP 1837 d: 7 JUL 1880 5 Lois Nina Householder b: 6 MAR 1875 d: 26 MAR 1937 + James Marston Hefner b: 10 FEB 1870 d: 3 MAY 1963 6 Glen Lucius Hefner b: 27 JUN 1896 d: 24 JUL 1976 + Grace Caroline Swanson b: 19 SEP 1895 d: 20 MAR 1997 7 Hugh Marston Hefner + Millie Marie Williams 8 Christine Ann "Christie" Hefner + William Marowitz 8 David Paul Hefner + Kimberley Conrad 8 Marston Glenn Hefner 8 Cooper Bradford Hefner 7 Keith Edwin Hefner + Raphaela Louise "Rae" Angelico + Deborah Mary Keener Karsonaksis 6 Raymond Hefner b: 1899 6 Lloyd Hefner b: ABT 1902 d: ABT 1902 21. Caroline Wright Caroline, b. 14 Dec 1794. She m. Zina Ross, 24 Jan 1815 at Rutland and moved to Ohio in 1835. 30. James Wright Aged 48 - when member of 1st Reg't Durham Militia 1830 (Ken McLeod) 31. Rachel Wright U.E. Upper Canada. BY HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN G. SIMCOE, Esq. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR AND MAJOR GENERAL OF HIS MAJESTY'S FORCES, &c. &c. &c.
Monday the ninth day of November 1789, to have been the desire of his Excellency Lord Dorchester the Governor-General "To put a mark of honour upon the "families who had adhered to the Unity of Empire, and joined the Royal Standard in America before the treaty of separation in the year 1783,"and for that purpose it was then "Ordered, by his Excellency in Council, that the several Land "Boards (should) take course for preferring a registry of the names of all persons falling under the "description aforementioned, to the end that their posterity might be discriminated from (the then) "future fettlers in the parish registers and rolls of the militia of their respective districts and other "public remembrances of the Province, as proper objects, by their preserving . . . and conduct so "honourable to their ancestors, for distinguished benefits and privileges . . . " but as such registry has not been generally made; and as it is still necessary to ascertain the persons and families, who may have distinguished themselves as abovementioned ; as well for the causes set forth, as for the purposes of fulfilling his Majesty's gracious intention of fettling such persons and families upon the lands now about to be confirmed to them, without the incidental expenses (sic) attending such grants : -- Now Know Ye, that I have thought proper, by and with the advice and consent of the executive council, to direct, and do hereby direct all persons, claiming to be confirmed by deed and under the seal of the province in their federal possessions, who adhered to the unity of the empire and joined the royal standard in America, before the treaty of separation in the year 1783, to ascertain the fame upon oath before the magistrates in the michaelmas quarter-sessions assembled, now next ensuing the date of this proclamation, in such manner and form, as the magistrates are directed to receive the fame ; -- and all persons will take notice that if they neglect to ascertain, according to the mode set forth, their claims to receive deeds without fee, they will not be considered as entitled, in this respect, to the benefit of having adhered to the unity of the empire and joined the royal standard in America before the treaty of separation in the year 1783. Given under my hand and seal at arms, at the government house at York, this sixth day of April, in the year of our Lord, one thousand seven hundred and ninety-fix and in the thirty-sixth year of his Majesty's reign,
E.B. LITTLECHALES =============================
Monday 9 th . November 1789. Present, His Excellency the Right Honourable. LORD DORCHESTER. The Honble. WILLIAM SMITH, Efquire, Chief Juftice. HUGH FINLAY, ) GEORGE POWNALL, ) THOS. DUNN, ) HENRY CALDWELL ) EDWD. HARRISON, ) WILLIAM GRANT, ) JOHN COLLINS, ) FRANCOIS BABY, ) Efquires. ADAM MABANE, ) CHARLES DE LANAUDIERE, ) J.G.C. DELERY, ) LE CTE. DUPRE', )
Difpofition of the Wafte Lands of the Crown, whether the Boards, conftituted for that Purpofe, were authorized to make Locations to the Sons of Loyalifts, on their coming of full Age and that it was his wifh to put a Mark of Honour upon families who had adhered to the Unity of Empire, and joined the Royal Standard in America before the Treaty of Separation in the year 1783. The Council concurring with His Lordfhip, it is accordingly ORDERED, That the feveral Land Boards take Courfe for preferving a Regiftry of the Names of all Perfons, falling under the aforementioned, to the End of their Pofterity may be difcriminated, from future Settlers, in the Parifh Regifters and Rolls of the Militia, of their refpective Diftricts, and other Public Remembrancers (sic) of the Province, as proper Objects, by their preferving in the Fidelity and Conduct, fo honourable to their Ancestors, for diftinguifhed Benefits and Privileges.
Sons of thofe Loyalifts, as they arrive to Full Age, but for their Daughters alfo, of that Age, or on their marriage, affigning to each a Lot of Two Hundred Acres, more or lefs, provided neverthelefs that they refpectively comply with the general Regulations and that it fhall fatifactorily appear, the there has been no Default in the due Cultivation and Improvements of the Lands already affigned to the Head of the Family, of which they are Members. Williams C.C Accompanying the resolution to London to be presented to the king, was attached a "Form of militia roll for the western districts to discriminate the families before mentioned" which included the following.... "N.B. Those Loyalits who have adhered to the unity of the Empire, and joined the Royal Standard before the Treaty of Separtaion in the year 1783, and all their children and their descendants by either sex, are to be distinguished by the following capitals, affixed to their names: U.E. alluding to their great principle the unity of the Empire." ==============================
010384-89 Frank Melvin HOPE, 21, Leith Scotland, Picton, Dental Surgeon, s/o John & Mary HOPE married Ella Orilla HUDGI? (Hudgins?), 16, Athol, same, d/o William & Rachel HUDGIN?. Wtn: Isabella COULTHERD and Lucetta HUDGIN? of Picton April 22, 1889 at the Presbyterian Manse in Picton
31 Hope Frank M Head S Jun 6 1868 32 31 Hope Orrilla F Wife M Jun 8 1863 27 31 Hope Myrtle F Daughter S May 30 1890 10 31S. William Hudgin Jr. U.E. (Not technically a UE because he was in New Brunswick and came to Ontario after the Proclamation) Photo.
A Private in the Flank Company of the 1st Regt of Lennox Militia. Certificate of the Adjutant's General Office dated July 19 1820. Reference to Captain Hudgin's company of Militia in the Rebellion of 1837. Served with his father in war of 1812. William Hudgin Jr. settled on the east half of Lot 9, Point Traverse which he purchased from John Rose Jr. in January 1846. ----- 1871 census: WILLIAM HUDGIN, 83, ONTARIO PRINCE EDWARD Marysburgh South ------------------------ A boyhood chum of William Hudgin lived on the neighbouring farm, lot 38, by the name of William McLaughlin. A glimpse into their past can be found in a letter dated 1831, now in the possession of William Hudgin, Brockville (Family 17). The McLaughlins had moved to New York City and the Hudgins were in Prince Edward County. As there was no postal service in those days, mail was delivered by courier. The courier in this case was Edward Ackerman as noted in 'Pioneer Life on the Bay of Quinte'. "Edward Ackerman was the close friend of William Hudgin, a noted Loyalist who, in the Revolution and again in the War of 1812, played a noble part. These two, while at Kingston, worked together at shoemaking, a business which allows scope for much conversation, and the old campaigner seems to have made of Edward a friend for life. At a later date the latter was the go-between when Hudgin wished to correspond with a friend in New York City and vice versa. In his wagon, a self-constituted rural postman, he conveyed the letters of these two friends between South Marysburgh and New York City. It reads: New York June 5, 1831 Dear William: I am at a loss for words to express the pleasing sensation I had on the receipt of your letter for nothing affords me more pleasure than to find you are well and doing well. I was out to see Simcoe about three years ago. I found him well and knocking away at the old farm as usual. Everything I saw seemed to remind me of the days of our youth. During the three weeks I was there I traced the woods, the river, the shores, even the spot where you and I have lain many a night during the season of salmon. But alas, those days have passed away and never can return. At that time you and I knew but little of the troubles of this world. I find that you have had your misfortunes as well as myself. I was married in 1809 and in 1817 was so unfortunate as to lose my wife, leaving me with four small children to care for. I married again and in six years was left a widower again with the addition of three more children. I married again and thank God am in tolerably good circumstances having by my industry accumulated a handsome little property in this city. I feel much indebted to you for calling your eldest daughter after my dear deceased sister. She was a charming girl and beloved by all who knew her. I wish I had more time to write you a lengthy letter but it is now past nine o'clock and Mr. Ackerman starts at ten o'clock, his departure being sooner than I expected. Be so kind as to give my best respects to your brother James and family. Wm. McLaughlin to William Hudgin ------------------------ There was more hardship than comfort on the farm in those days. One example will suffice. William had driven into Picton, a distance of 14 miles, to have some work done. It was bitterly cold and the wind was like a gale. William was driving his team and sleigh through the drifting snow. It was night-time when his horses stopped. A large tree had fallen, completely blocking the road. He walked hone, wakened his three biggest sons and, armed with saws and axes, they cut through the tree and rode the seven miles home after midnight. 32. Daniel Wright Aged 46 - when member of 1st Reg't Durham Militia 1830 (Ken McLeod) Wright, Alexandra 1867 - 1950 w/o G. Henry Bongard St. John's, Waupoos Wright, Clara d. Nov 20 1891 @ 44y 2m 12d d/o E. & I. Wright Rose Cemetery Waupoos Wright, Daniel d. Nov 11 1850 @ 73y no info Rose Cemetery Waupoos Wright, Elizabeth aged 6y 5m 17d d/o N. & C. Wright St. John's, Waupoos Wright, George 1822 - 1904 h/o Margaret Shannon St. John's, Waupoos Wright, Georgianna 1867 - 1937 w/o William H. Miller St. John's, Waupoos Wright, John P. d. Jan 3 1903 @84y 2m 12d no info Rose Cemetery Waupoos Wright, Maggie 1846 - 1914 no info St. John's, Waupoos Wright, Sabell d. Oct 1 1898 @ 81y w/o Eliphalet Wright Rose Cemetery Waupoos
Frontenac Militia during the War of 1812 (p133-136 RG9, IB4, Vol.25, An Index of the Land Claim Certificates of Upper Canada Militiamen who served
There are a number of WRIGHT serving during the War of 1812. Hope this helps Murray McCombs" 33. John J Wright Aged 46 - when member of 1st Reserve Battalion Durham Militia 1833 (Ken McLeod) In Cobourg jail 1834....wonder if this is why he is in the Reserves? 34. Wait Wright Jr Aged 41 - when member of 1st Reg't Durham Militia 1830 (Ken McLeod) Death date from Ken McLeod, letter of administration. --------------------- There is this Wait Wright who might be a descendant: "Pvt. Wait Wright's Service Record Born in September of 1823, we are unsure of the exact date On August 22, 1862, at the age of 40 and a resident of Brookfield, MI (Eaton County), he enlisted as a Private in Company G, 17th Regiment, Michigan Infantry. At the time of his enlistment, he had a wife and six children. The Seventeenth Infantry was sent to Washington D.C. and assigned to the 1st Brigade, 1 st Division of the 9th Corp, and dispatched into the Maryland Campaign under the command of General George McClellan He was involved in the following battles: . South Mountain, MD, September 14 th , 1862 . Antietam, MD, September 17 th , 1862 . Fredericksburg, VA., December 12 th , 13 th , & 14 th , 1862 . Vicksburg, MS, June 22 nd - July 4 th , 1863 . Jackson, MS. July 11 th – 18 th , 1863: . Blue Spring, TN, October 10 th , 1863: . Loudon, TN, November 14 th , 1863: . Lenoir Station, TN, November 15 th , 1863 Wait was captured at Campbell Station on November 16 th , 1863 and was imprisoned in the prison at Belle Isle, VA. He was paroled on March 15 th , 1864 and hospitalized at Annapolis, MD. on March 19 th , 1864. He was hospitalized at least twice after that and discharged on June 9 th , 1865 with the rank of Private. According to his pension file, he suffered from chronic diarrhea from "the indigestible food, such as corn bread a portion of it cob" that he had at the prison. He also had rheumatism for the rest of his life Pvt. Wright died on December 9, 1897" ---------------------------- Found this: 1880 census: Samuel WRIGHT Self M Male W 79 CAN Farmer VT CAN Mary WRIGHT Wife M Female W 65 NY Keeping House RI RI Census Place District 1, Macomb, St. Lawrence, New York Family History Library Film 1254925 NA Film Number T9-0925 Page Number 340A
There is this, a probable relative: 1880 Warren WRIGHT Self M Male W 24 MI Farmer CAN PA Nettie WRIGHT Wife M Female W 24 MI Keeping House NY NY Wait Jr. WRIGHT Other M Male W 56 CAN Laborer VT MA
Ida WRIGHT Other S Female W 12 MI At School CAN PA Census Place Amber, Mason, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254594 NA Film Number T9-0594 Page Number 445C ---------------------- Wait M. WRIGHT Self M Male W 25 MI Laborer CAN PA Estella WRIGHT Wife M Female W 17 MI Keeping House NY NY Elanse WRIGHT Son S Male W 10M MI MI MI Census Place Amber, Mason, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254594 NA Film Number T9-0594 Page Number 445D --------------------- Wate F. WRIGHT Self M Male W 71 VT Farmer VT MA Mary WRIGHT Wife M Female W 69 OH Keeping House KY VA Millton J. WRIGHT Son S Male W 32 OH Farmer VT OH Elnora WRIGHT Dau S Female W 23 OH House Work VT OH Census Place Liberty, Licking, Ohio Family History Library Film 1255040 NA Film Number T9-1040 Page Number 111C ------------------- Waite WRIGHT Self M Male W 49 CAN Farmer CAN CAN Margaret WRIGHT Wife M Female W 47 IRE Keeping House IRE IRE Ella WRIGHT Dau S Female W 17 WI At Home CAN IRE Waite WRIGHT Son S Male W 12 WI At School CAN IRE Kitty WRIGHT Dau S Female W 7 WI At School CAN IRE Ida WRIGHT Dau S Female W 4 WI At School CAN IRE Census Place 1st Ward, Janesville, Rock, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 1255444 NA Film Number T9-1444 Page Number 183C 35. Amos Wright Aged 43 - when member of 1st Reg't Durham Militia 1830 (Ken McLeod) 36. Margaret Wright "I found a Margaret Wright in the "Genelogical Index to the Records of teh Canada Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers), Volume ONE: Yonge Street Monthly Meeting, produced by the Canadian Friends Historical Association, 1988. This May cover Darlington, as I do know it covers Pickering next door, but you may need to research the West Lake records covering Adolphustown MM, etc.
You may know that the Quaker faith experienced a split into Orthodox and Hicksite in 1828? The record I have for Margaraet seems to indicate this choice.
12/7/1827, with the following details. Quaker ref: O-11-7 (indicating Orthodox) PAO ref: B-2-84 (Public Archives of Ontario) Reel: 27 On the 15/1/1829 she chooses Hicksite with the following details and is disowned by the Orthodox: Quaker ref: H-16-3 PAO ref: B-2-84 Reel: 48
Murray McCombs" 37. Electa Wright No issue. Settled Darlington. 38. Simeon Wright Aged 30 - when member of 1st Reg't Durham Militia 1830 (Ken McLeod)
Simion WRIGHT Self M Male W 47 OH Farmer VT OH M. Ellen WRIGHT Wife M Female W 44 OH Keeping House PA PA Frank WRIGHT Son S Male W 19 IA Works On Farm --- --- Wait WRIGHT Son S Male W 15 IA Works On Farm --- --- S. Fernwright WRIGHT Son S Male W 1 IA At Home --- --- Census Place Clayton, Taylor, Iowa Family History Library Film 1254366 NA Film Number T9-0366 Page Number 173D 39. Joshua B Wright Aged 29 - when member of 1st Reg't Durham Militia 1830 (Ken McLeod) Went to Huron County, Michigan in 1850s. 40. Smith Wright Upper Canada Land Petition -- "Disabled since birth" (Ken McLeod) 41. Reuben Wright Aged 24 - when member of 1st Reg't Durham Militia 1830 (Ken McLeod)
Reubin WRIGHT W Male English 67 Ontario Farmer Church of England Census Place Marysburgh South, Prince Edward, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375873 NA Film Number C-13237 District 119 Sub-district F Division 2 Page Number 5 Household Number 23 and this in Federal Census of 1871 (Ontario Index) WRIGHT, REUBEN Sex: Male Age: 31 Birthplace: ONTARIO Religion: Wesleyan Methodist Origin: DUTCH Occupation: MARINER District: PRINCE EDWARD ( 059 ) Sub-district: Picton Town ( E ) Division: 2 Page: 10 Microfilm reel: C-9990 Reference: RG31 — Statistics Canada
Sex: Male Age: 59 Birthplace: UNITED STATES Religion: Baptist Origin: ENGLISH Occupation: MERCHANT District: LENNOX ( 063 ) Sub-district: Napanee Village ( E ) Division: 2 Page: 18 Microfilm reel: C-9995 - C-9996 Reference: RG31 — Statistics Canada 54. Wait F Wright WRIGHT, WAIT F., farmer, was born July 20, 1808, in Cornwall township, six miles from Middlebury, Addison county, Vermont. In the fall of 1816, his parents, Simeon and Susannah Wright, emigrated to St. Albans township, locating on what is commonly termed "Wright's Corners," about one mile south of where he now resides. He remained with his parents on the farm until he was twenty-one years of age. About 1828 he with his brother, Seth S., contracted to build one mile of the Ohio canal, at the rate of eighteen cents per square yard. They worked on the canal about three years. He married Mary Hults, October 10, 1830; she was born June 7, 1812, on the banks of the Scioto river, in Ross county, and near the present town of Waverly. Her parents, William and Elizabeth Hults, were born, the former in Kentucky, the latter in Virginia. John Pancake, the father of the latter, emigrated to Ross county among the very early settlers in the county, and participated in the War of 18 12, with William Hults, father of the present Mrs. W. F. Wright. Captain Simeon Wright, father of the subject of this sketch, enlisted in Addison county, Vermont, under Colonel Fosset, during the War of 1812. After serving as captain for some time, he was breveted major, serving through the entire war. Wait F. Wright, subject of this notice, purchased a little over one hundred acres of land in an unbroken forest, about 1829; and has cleared, fenced and placed it under a high state of cultivation, adding later near three hundred acres. They had eleven children, ten of whom are living. John P. enlisted under General Steel, in an Iowa regiment, at the beginning of the late war, and participated in many hard fought battles, among the most hotly contested of which was that at Helena, Arkansas. He received his discharge at the close of the war, and married Kate Camble ; residing at present in Taylor county, Iowa Simeon S. married Ellen Linsey, and lives in Taylor county, Iowa; William H. married Margaret Ruster, and lives in Monroe township, this county; Susannah Amanda married Joseph White, grain dealer, of Gibson City, Illinois; Milton J. is at home with his parents; Jane E. married John F. Denver, and resides in Taylor 56. James N Wright WRIGHT, JAMES N., farmer, post office, Johnstown, was born February 20, 1818, in St. Albans township, Licking county. His father, Simeon Wright, jr., was born March 12, 1772, in Rutland county, Vermont, and was married to Miss Susannah Abbot in 1795. In 1816 they removed to St. Albans township, then having seven children, James and his sister being born after their arrival. Mr. Wright died September 4, 1833, from the effects of being thrown from a carriage by a run-away team. The subject of this sketch endured the usual hardships of a pioneer life, and had the same difficulties to surmount in order to secure an education, but being persevering and strict, he made the most of his advantages in the common schools of this period. After reaching his majority, he attended Denison university at Granville, Ohio, for one year. Since his college life Mr. Wright has been none the less a student, and it is rare, indeed, to find a man who has devoted his life to farming better informed in regard to current events. In 1848 he was ordained by the Reverend G. G. West, a local minister in the Methodist church, and from that time until the present, has always held himself in readiness to perform whatever duties, as a preacher, he was called upon to perform. Mr. Wright was married to Miss Effie Willison, of Monroe township, October 26, 1842, by whom he had seven children: Flora L., bo October 26, 1844; Columbia Ann, September 5, 1846; Esther L., May 3, 1849; Miles L., April 3, 1852; Seth I., May 21, 1854; James N., August 6, 1858; Frank P., May 19, 1861.When married he was engaged in the mercantile business in Johnstown, in which he continued for six years, but preferring a farmer's life, he sold out and moved on the farm where he now resides. Here he commenced with a farm of forty acres, which he has by good management and industry, 'increased to nearly one thousand acres in the townships of Hartford and Monroe. His great specialty is sheep raising, keeping nearly one thousand head, which are among the best in the State. He attends the State and county fairs through, and never fails to secure the first premiums for his exhibits. He is a living example of the success that may be achieved in our county, from what might seem at times the most adverse circumstances. 60S. John William Alexander Banker Robert and Eliza Dales, progenitors of a large branch of the Dales family in Ontario. Robert was born in England and came to Canada about 1835. What an experience for a child that young to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a small sailing ship! We deduced the approximate date of that voyage from the fact that Robert's next oldest sibling is William, who was born in Canada in 1836. Eliza was born in Canada. This photo came from a bible owned by Robert Dales who lives in Toronto. The original is a tintype, a photo developed on metal plates, Delores Dales made this wonderful digital copy. John and Harriet Banker, the parents of Elizabeth Banker who married Robert Dales. 61. Moses Hudgin U.E. Farmer. Did not let his picture be taken so I have no photo of him. Had a sap bush but his son Philip cut down the maples and used the family's hand-loomed blankets for the horses. (The sheets of cloth were joined down the middle for width.) 61S. Ann Mouck "Moses Hudgens and Ann Monck, both of Marysburgh, 21 Oct 1842. Witnessed by Edward Nixon, John Monck" 62. Eliza Jane Hudgin U.E. Philip Dulmage and Eliza Jane Hudgins, both of Marysburgh, 26 Feb 1839. Witnessed by Andrew Dulmage, Matthew Curry.
+ Eliza Jane HUDGINS b: 1820 2 Eve DULMAGE b: 1 JUL 1841 + Nathan MCCRIMMON b: 23 SEP 1834 d: 1925 3 Minerva Ann MCCRIMMON b: 18 MAY 1862 + William "Henry" WHATTAM b: 9 JUL 1854 4 Ina WHATTAM b: 28 APR 1891 4 Gladys WHATTAM b: 26 JUN 1898 3 William MCCRIMMON b: ABT. 1861 3 Phillip MCCRIMMON b: 11 SEP 1865 + MAUDE b: 17 DEC 1875 4 Vida MCCRIMMON b: 7 MAR 1894 3 Leroy MCCRIMMON b: 18 DEC 1870 + MAYRAN b: 17 SEP 1873 3 Almon MCCRIMMON b: 16 SEP 1872 3 Edith L. MCCRIMMON b: ABT. 1877 + Reuben JENKINS b: 3 JUN 1874 d: 1962 4 Basil Thornton JENKINS b: 4 NOV 1902 4 Burgess Elwood JENKINS b: ABT. 1905 3 Lida Adella MCCRIMMON b: 16 APR 1879 d: 1959 + Fred Herb "Stratton" LOWRY b: 1 APR 1877 d: 1961 4 Edith T. LOWRY b: 28 JUN 1898 2 Esther DULMAGE b: 1839 + Edward ROSE b: 1835 2 Minerva DULMAGE b: 1843 + William COLLIER b: 1842 d: 1871 3 Sarah COLLIER b: 1866 2 Thomas DULMAGE b: 10 MAY 1846 + Annie WRIGHT b: 22 JUL 1848 2 Daniel DULMAGE b: 8 MAY 1852 + Georgina MCINTOSH b: 2 APR 1856 3 Esther Ann DULMAGE b: 3 SEP 1875 d: 1964 + Wilbert Stanley BROOKS b: 2 SEP 1866 d: 1953 4 Denson BROOKS b: 20 NOV 1893 4 Jetson BROOKS b: 31 AUG 1895 4 Verna BROOKS b: 25 SEP 1896 4 George BROOKS b: 30 OCT 1900 3 Helena DULMAGE b: ABT. 1876 3 Claude DULMAGE b: 21 JUN 1882 2 Moses DULMAGE b: 1857 2 Margaret DULMAGE b: 1862 62S. Philip Dulmage IGI has:
Philip DULMAGE Birth: 1811 , Prince Edward, Ontario Father: David DULMAGE Mother: Ann ROBLIN ==============
Ahnentafel, Generation No. 2 2. Edward ROSE was born 1835 in Marysburgh Twp., ON. 3. Esther A. DULMAGE was born 1839. She was the daughter of 6. Philip DULMAGE and 7. Eliza Jane HUDGINS. Children of Esther A. DULMAGE and Edward ROSE are: i. Mary Ann ROSE was born 1860. 1. ii. John ROSE was born 1861. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 3
7. Eliza Jane HUDGINS was born 1820, and died 1877. Children of Eliza Jane HUDGINS and Philip DULMAGE are:3. i. Esther A. DULMAGE was born 1839. She married Edward ROSE 27 SEP 1858. He was born 1835 in Marysburgh Twp., ON. ii. Eve DULMAGE was born 1841, and died 1916. She married Nathan MCCRIMMON. He was born 1834, and died 1925. iii. Minerva DULMAGE was born 1843 in Marysburgh Twp., ON. She married William H. COLLIER 3 MAR 1863, son of John COLLIER and Eva DULMAGE. He was born 1842 in Marysburgh Twp., ON, and died 1871. iv. Thomas DULMAGE was born 10 MAY 1846. He married Annie WRIGHT. She was born 22 JUL 1848. v. Eliza Jane DULMAGE was born 1847. She married Henry SELLECK. He was born 1841, and died 1868. vi. Hannah M. DULMAGE was born 1848. vii. Daniel DULMAGE was born 1850, and died 1921. He married Georgeanna MCINTOSH. She was born 1858. viii. Sarah Elizabeth DULMAGE was born 1851. ix. Moses DULMAGE was born 1857, and died 1878. x. Margaret DULMAGE was born 1862, and died 1873. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 4 12. David DULMAGE was born 1782 in Sorel, QC, and died AFT. 1861 in Prince Edward Co., ON, Canada. He was the son of 24. David DULMAGE and 25. Mary JENNINGS. 13. Ann ROBLIN was born 1783 in Prince Edward Co., ON, Canada, and died 1872. Children of Ann ROBLIN and David DULMAGE are:6. i. Philip DULMAGE was born 1802. He married Eliza Jane HUDGINS 26 FEB 1839. She was born 1820, and died 1877.
ii. Thomas L. DULMAGE was born 25 MAR 1803 in Ameliasburgh, ON. He married Elizabeth COOPER. iii. John DULMAGE was born 1804. He married Sarah MADDEN. iv. Sarah DULMAGE was born 1807. She married John O. CHURCH. He was born 1804. v. James DULMAGE was born 1811. He married Rhoda GARRISON. vi. Alexander Frederick DULMAGE was born 1813, and died 1889 in Kenora, ON. He married Elizabeth MILLER 17 MAR 1844 in Camden, ON. She was born 1826, and died 1873 in Orillia, ON. vii. David Roblin DULMAGE was born 20 OCT 1816. He married Sally PALMATIER. She was born 1827, and died 1907.
viii. Andrew DULMAGE was born 13 OCT 1820. He married Mary TRADER 5 APR 1840. She was born ABT. 1820. ix. Jane Ann DULMAGE was born ABT. MAY 1821 in South Bay, ON, and died 23 OCT 1905 in Cherry Valley, ON. She married Zachariah PALMATIER. He was born 1824 in Point Traverse, ON, and died 8 APR 1902 in Cherry Valley, ON.
24. David DULMAGE was born 1746 in Court Matrix, Ireland, and died 1840 in Hay Bay, Lennox & Addington Co., ON, Canada. He was the son of 48. Jacob DULMAGE and 49. Margaret EMBURY. 25. Mary JENNINGS was born 1747 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA, USA, and died in Hay Bay, Lennox & Addington Co., ON, Canada. Children of Mary JENNINGS and David DULMAGE are: i. Catharine DULMAGE. ii. Elizabeth Ann DULMAGE was born 1771 in New York. She married James GEROLAMY 19 FEB 1789. iii. Margaret DULMAGE was born 14 OCT 1773 in Albany Co., NY, USA, and died 4 MAY 1814. She married Joshua HICKS. He was born 10 NOV 1774 in Philadelphia, PA, and died 17 DEC 1838. She married Augustus WRIGHT 23 APR 1789. He was born ABT. 1770. iv. Jacob DULMAGE was born 1775 in New York, and died 26 SEP 1841 in South Bay, Lennox & Addington Co., ON, Canada. He married Sarah HUFF 23 MAR 1802 in Adolphustown, Lennox & Addington Co., ON, Canada. She was born 1785 in Adolphustown, Lennox & Addington Co., ON, Canada. v. Mary J. DULMAGE was born 19 JUL 1781 in Oswegatchie, St. Lawrence Co., NY, USA, and died 13 SEP 1868. She married Owen P. ROBLIN ABT. 1799. He was born 1 DEC 1774, and died 1845. 12. vi. David DULMAGE was born 1782 in Sorel, QC, and died AFT. 1861 in Prince Edward Co., ON, Canada. He married Ann ROBLIN 1802 in Prince Edward Co., ON. She was born 1783 in Prince Edward Co., ON, Canada, and died 1872.
vii. John DULMAGE was born 1787. He married Lucy KNAPP. viii. James DULMAGE was born 1789. He married Elizabeth HENNESSY. She was born 1795 in Ohio. ix. Philip DULMAGE was born 9 AUG 1791 in Prince Edward Co., ON, and died 9 APR 1860 in Prince Edward Co., ON. He married Lydia OSTRANDER. She was born 21 MAY 1794 in New York, and died 29 NOV 1872 in South Bay, ON. x. Edward DULMAGE was born 1793, and died 1845. He married Patience CLAPP. She was born 1800, and died 1838. He married Rebecca MCQUEEN 23 OCT 1838. Ahnentafel, Generation No. 6 48. Jacob DULMAGE was born 1720 in Court Matrix, Ireland, and died 1781 in Albany, NY. 49. Margaret EMBURY was born ABT. 1718 in Court Matrix, Ireland, and died 1747 in Court Matrix, Ireland. She was the daughter of 98. Andreas IMBERGER and 99. Margrath RUCKLE. Children of Margaret EMBURY and Jacob DULMAGE are: i. John DULMAGE was born 1738 in Ballingrane, Ireland, and died 1813 in Edwardsburgh, ON, Canada. He married Sophia HECK 1760, daughter of John HECK. She was born ABT. 1740 in Ballingrane, Ireland, and died 1810. ii. Jacob DULMAGE was born 1740 in Court Matrix, Ireland. He married Barbara 1758. She was born ABT. 1740. 24. iii. David DULMAGE was born 1746 in Court Matrix, Ireland, and died 1840 in Hay Bay, Lennox & Addington Co. , ON, Canada. He married Mary JENNINGS 1770 in New York. She was born 1747 in Lancaster, Lancaster Co., PA, USA, and died in Hay Bay, Lennox & Addington Co., ON, Canada. 63. Ann Hudgin U.E. Solomon Monck and Ann Hudgens, both of Marysburgh, 20 Nov 1842. Witnessed by George Monck, John Monck. 63S. Capt. Solomon Mouck Black Solomon Mouck. "Many stories have been told about Black Saul Mouck. In the days when whiskey sold for $1 a gallon, he operated a hotel in Cherry Valley and a tavern at Point Traverse. The log section of the latter building still stands. Big strong Saul never turned his back on a fight. He, no doubt, acted as his own 'bouncer'. (This description seems to belie the nature of his descendants who carried names like 'Temperance Evangeline'.) Black Saul was involved in some notable sea rescues. He was presented with one of only two silver watches awarded for life-saving by the Dominion Government. The 'Minerva Cook' was a wreck on Poplar Bar, Long Point. She had capsized at night and by daybreak she was stranded on her side a hundred yards off shore with waves breaking over her. Fishermen and farmers gathered but rescue seemed hopeless as the breakers were smashing the shore with great force causing a strong backwash. Hanging on to the main beam were seven humans and a big dog. The captain's sister had been swept off three times but had been rescued and restored to the beam. "Jimmy, I'm so cold... so cold". One horse had drowned in its halter but the other horse had broken loose and started swimming for shore. C.H.J. Snider described the scene as the crew called out "Sugar, Sugar, come back". The dog swam out and the horse returned. They lashed the girl to the horse's back and started him for shore again. They were seen to make the shore but the undertow carried them back. The schooner's cargo was lumber and now it was smashing through the surf. At this point a boat could be seen at the stern of the wrecked vessel. In it was Jackson Bongard, the other silver watch recipient, two other men and Black Saul's voice could be heard roaring "If ye won't jump I'll come and fetch ye" and at the next rise of the boat, his mighty paws seized a seaman by the seat of his pants and plucked him from where he hung on to a rope afraid to let go. Three trips and all were saved except the captain's sister, the cook, and the dog and horses. " 1881 Solomon MOUCK M Male German 61 Ontario Fisherman Church of England Jane MOUCK M Female Scottish 48 Ontario Church of England Henry MCCRIMMON Male Scottish 18 Ontario Labour Church of England Census Place Marysburgh South, Prince Edward, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375873 NA Film Number C-13237 District 119 Sub-district F Division 2 Page Number 42 Household Number 194
1881
Marcelles VORCE M Male English 39 USA Seaman E. Methodist Martha VORCE M Female German 44 Ontario E. Methodist ** Soloman MOUCK Male German 9 Ontario Boarder E. Methodist ** Census Place Marysburgh South, Prince Edward, Ontario Family History Library Film 1375873 NA Film Number C-13237 District 119 Sub-district F Division 2 Page Number 33 Household Number 152 64. John Hudgin U.E. John Hudgins and Eleanor Hicks, both of Marysburgh, 20 Nov 1842. Witnessed by James Gallagher, M. Mouck. John lived on Wolfe Island and died in comparative youth and was buried there in a cemetery across the island facing Cape Vincent. 69. David Wright David WRIGHT, 29, Marysburgh, same, s/o Reuben & Sarah, married C. MINAKER, 2-, Marysburgh, same, d/o John & Phoebe, witn: Reuben WRIGHT & H. MINAKER, both of Marysburgh, 20 Jan 1863 69S. C Minaker David WRIGHT, 29, Marysburgh, same, s/o Reuben & Sarah, married C. MINAKER, 2-, Marysburgh, same, d/o John & Phoebe, witn: Reuben WRIGHT & H. MINAKER, both of Marysburgh, 20 Jan 1863 (This contains material from many sources, and should be used only as a guide to research. If you use or post any of this material, please credit The Database of Dr. Paul Douglas Cole, Kingston, Ontario.) Please send errors, corrections and new information to colebgp@kingston.net Apr 26 2006 Descendants of Captain Simeon Wright Page Download 411.39 Kb. Share with your friends:
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