78. GEORGE5 BEAVERS WHITE
( Mary4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 13 October 1788, probably in Sussex County (present-day Warren County), New Jersey, although the 1850 federal census lists George White born in Virginia; died 1 October 1858 in Wood County, Virginia (present-day West Virginia); on 19 December 1811, he married REBECCA JACKSON; born 15 September 1795 in Virginia; died 18 July 1889.
Rebecca was a daughter of Colonel Edward and Mary (Haddan) Jackson and an aunt of Thomas Jonathan Jackson (General Stonewall Jackson). 785 For more information on the Jacksons, see end note #785.
In 1850, George, Rebecca and children David, Thomas, George, and Aurellia were living in Wood County, Virginia, where George was enumerated as a farmer. 786 Also in the household in 1850 were Alexander Anderson, farmer, born circa 1819 in Virginia, and Josephine Anderson, born circa 1869 in Virginia.
Children of George and Rebecca (Jackson) White:787
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| Edward6 White; born 23 August 1812 in Wood County, Virginia, present-day West Virginia.
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| Prudence White; born 22 October 1814 in Wood County; died 16 February 1849 in Wood County; married Michael "Mickey" Staats Anderson; born 18 July 1811 in Wood County; died 17 August 1897 in Wood County. Michael Anderson was a son of Edward Anderson who was a brother of Jane Anderson, the wife of Alexander White (#72).788 (After Prudence died, Michael Anderson married Mary Ann Fuller.)789 In 1850, Michael and second wife, Mary, were living in Wood County, Virginia, where Michael was listed as a farmer.790
Children of Michael and Prudence (White) Anderson listed in the 1850 census (all born in Virginia)
(a) Edward Anderson, born circa 1833.
(b) ?Plato (Platoff?) Z. Anderson, born circa 1835.
(c) Elizabeth Anderson, born circa 1838.
(d) Eudocia Anderson, born circa 1840.
(e) William Anderson, born circa 1843 (William Pitt Anderson, born 1 March 1841, died 1 October 1926 in Wood County, married Lydia Margaret Price, born 1 August 1843 in Wood County, died in Wood County 1 October 1921, buried in Mineral Wells, Wood County, West Virginia;)791
(f) Cummings Anderson, born circa 1845. Also in their household was Michael and Mary's child Margaret Anderson, born 1850.
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| Cummings Jackson White; born 2 January 1818 in Wood County.
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| Mary Catherine White; born 11 April 1819 in Wood County. Perhaps she was the Mary Catherine White who married, 29 March 1852 in Wood County, Virginia, Alexander Anderson. Alexander Anderson was a son of Joel and Elizabeth (Welsh) Anderson.792 Joel was a brother of Jane Anderson, who married Alexander White (#72), and Edward Anderson, whose son Michael married Prudence White (see ii above).
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| Isabella White; born 24 February 18?? in Wood County.
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| Rachel White; born 1 September 1824.
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| Eliza Cerena White; born 23 January 1827.
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| Alexander White; born 12 November 1829.
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| David Jackson White; born 16 May 1832 in Virginia (present-day West Virginia); married Sarah J. [?]; born August 1851 in Missouri. The family first lived in Chillicothe, Livingston County, Missouri (1870: page 437), and then to Scioto Township, Pickaway County, Ohio, where David was enumerated as a huckster in 1880 (page 521) and a grocer in 1900 (page 12A) and 1910 (page 7B). Also in the family in 1880 was David's mother, Rebecca White.
Children of David and Sarah J. White known from the federal censuses (all born in Ohio):
(a) Cora White; born circa 1876.
(b) Mattie White; born May 1878.
(c) Harry White; born June 1883.
(d) Bessie White; born circa 1888.
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| Olive White; born 22 March 1835.
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| Thomas Benton White; born 1 September 1838; married Lydia Gantz, who was a sister of Elizabeth Gantz who married William Paxton White (#338).
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| George White; born circa 1842, at which time Rebecca (Jackson) White would have been age 47?.
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| Aurilla White; born circa 1845, at which time Rebecca (Jackson) White would have been age 49?.
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80. JOHN5 WHITE
( Mary4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 2 May 1794; died 30 April 1875; married (first), 25 July 1815, Elizabeth Dyer 793 (apparently no issue); married (second) CATHERINE JACKSON on 25 April 1824; she was born 25 July 1800 in Harrison County, Virginia (now West Virginia; died 3 December 1876 in Lewis County, West Virginia.
Catherine was also a daughter of Colonel Edward Jackson; hence she also was an aunt of General Stonewall Jackson. Both John and Catherine are buried in Baptist Cemetery, Freemanburg, West Virginia. In 1850, John, Catherine, and all children except Fortunatus, Sylvanus and George were living in Lewis County, Virginia, where John was enumerated as a farmer. 794 Also in the household in 1850 was Mary G.? Hall, born circa 1839 in Virginia.
Children of John and Catherine (Jackson) White:795
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| Fortunatus6 White; born 2 November 1824; died 31 July 1901; married Lucy Gibson. In 1880, Fortunatus, Lucy and family were living in Freemans Creek Township, Lewis County, West Virginia.796
Children of Fortunatus and Lucy (Gibson) White reported in the 1880 federal census:
(a) Clark White, born circa 1853, married Catherine [-?-], born circa 1858 (Clark and Catherine were living in Fortunatus's household in 1880).
(b) (adopted) John Delene (White?), born circa 1858.
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| Sylvanus White; born 15 January 1827 in Virginia; died 29 November 1911; married Malinda A. Henderson; born circa 1833 in Indiana. In 1880, Sylvanus and Malina were living in Ventura County, California, where Sylvanus was listed as a carpenter; no children were listed.797
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| Marcellus White; born 17 March 1829 in Virginia; died 2 June 1897; married Flora Gibson, born circa 1840 in Virginia. In 1880, Marcellus, Flora, and family were living in Lewis County, West Virginia, where Marcellus was enumerated as a farmer.798 Children of Marcellus and Flora (Gibson) White reported in the 1880 federal census (all born in present-day West Virginia):
(a) Mary White, born circa 1860.
(b) John E. White, born circa 1861.
(c) Stark White, born circa 1862
(d), William White, born circa 1870.
(e) Flora May White, born circa 1876.
(f) Daisy White, born circa 1879.
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| George Edward White; born 17 August 1831; died 9 June 1902; married Alice Fetty.
They were probably the parents of
(a) Clark White (married Catherine Rohrbough) of Lewis County, West Virginia.
Clark and Catherine had two children:
(i) Lucy White, married J. Cline Hood.
(ii) George E. White of Lewis County, West Virginia, married Genevieve Chidester. George Edward White was elected to the West Virginia State Senate in 1912 and 1920 and was the Republican candidate for Congress in 1914, defeated by less than 500 votes. Children of George E. and Genevieve (Chidester) White: George E. White, Jr., John Clark White, Andrew J. White, and Jane White.799
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| Marella Katherine White; born 1 February 1834; died 1 July 1874; married Jacob Rohrbough.
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| William Pitt White; born 15 August 1836; died 16 July 1924; married Prudence Teresa Strader; born circa 1850 in Virginia. By 1880 the family was living in Trinity County,California, where William was a farmer (1880: Long Ridge Township, page 613) (1920: Mad River Township, page 5B).
Children of William and Prudence (Strader) White known from the federal censuses (all born in California):
(a) Lilliam White; born circa 1876.
(b) George White; born circa 1878; married Ethel [?]; born circa 1894 in California. In 1920, George, Ethel and family were living next to George's parents in Mad River Township, Trintity County, California; where George was farming.
Children of George and Ethel White known from the 1920 federal census (all born in California):
(i) Allen White, born circa 1913.
(ii) Blanch White; born circa 1914.
(iii) Stanley White; born (private).
(iv) George C. White; born (private)
(c) Claude White; born March 1880.
(d) Edward White; born circa 1881; married Clara B. [?]; born circa 1889 in California. In 1920, the famly was living next to his brother George White and near Edward's parents. Edward was also a farmer.
Children of Edward and Clara White known from the 1920 federal census (all born in California):
(i) Bertha White; born circa 1908.
(ii) Lois White; born circa 1910.
(iii) Wilbur White; born circa 1912.
(iv) Helen L. White; born circa 1913.
(e) Floyd White; born circa 1893.
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| Alexander Perry White; born 13 October 1838 in Virginia; died 31 March 1927; married (first), March 1899, Lovie Ireland; married (second) Mary C. Petty; born circa 1839 in Virginia. In 1880, Alexander (as A. P.), Mary and family were living in Freemans Creek Township, Lewis County, West Virginia, where Alexander was listed as a farmer.800
Known child of Alexander and first wife Lovie (Ireland) White:
(a) Emma J. White;801 she was born circa 1864, and was living with her father and step-mother Mary in 1880.
Children of Alexander and either first wife Lovie or second wife Mary reported in the 1880 federal census (all born in present-day West Virginia):
(b) Georgia White, born circa 1866.
(c) Delphia White, born circa 1867.
(d) [-?-] (can not make out name) White (son), born circa 1869.
(e) William Pitt White, born circa 1873.
(f) Henry White, born circa 1874.
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| John McDowell White; born 18 February 1841; died 13 June 1880; married Sarah Woofter.
Their children were
(a) Catherine White; married (first) Jack L. Adams, born 1879; married (second) Fred Wilt, born 1879.
(b) Dotia White.
(c) Jency White; married, 5 January 1889, Thomas M. Kemper.
(d) Marella White; died 1913, married Junie Bailey.
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| Cummins White; born 1844.
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81. JOSEPH5 WHITE
( Mary4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 4 May 1795; died 8 February 1878; married, 17 March 1816, SARAH HALL; born 18 January 1796; died 20 February 1878. 802
In 1850, Joseph, Sarah and family were living in Jackson County, Virginia, where Joseph was enumerated as a farmer. 803
Children of Joseph and Sarah (Hall) White listed in the 1850 federal census (all born in Virginia):
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| William6 White; born circa 1820; married Eliza [-?-]; born circa 1822? in Ohio. In 1850, William, Eliza and family were living next door to William's parents, where William was enumerated as a farmer.804
William and Sarah's children listed in the 1850 census:
(a) John White, born circa 1843 in Virginia.
(b) Marcellus White, born circa 1846 in Virginia.
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| Samuel White; born circa 1823; apparently single in 1850 and enumerated as a boatman.
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| Alexander White; born circa 1828; apparently single in 1850 and enumerated as a boatman.
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| Malinda White; born circa 1830.
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| Rachel White; born circa 1832.
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| Elizabeth White; born circa 1835.
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| Franklin White; born circa 1839.
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97. MARY5 BIDDLEMAN ( Elizabeth4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 2 October 1794; died 1 February 1843; married, 20 January 1817, ENOCH GREEN; born 21 March 1791 in Pennsylvania; died 28 March 1856. 806
Enoch Green was a son of John and Rhoda (Howell) Green, and a brother of Richard Green who married Sarah Sherrerd (#160), and a brother of William Green who married Jane Sherrerd (#164). Another brother, Charles Green, married Elizabeth Maxwell (#441). Rhoda (Howell) Green (14 December 1776-14 September 1839) was a daughter of Daniel and Mary (Green) Howell. John Green (17 October 1766-9 March 1854) was a son of Richard and Phoebe (Moore) Green).
In 1850, Enoch, children John and Margaret, and Enoch's second wife Catherine (Ten Eyck) Green, born circa 1800 in New Jersey, died 24 March 1861, 807 were living in Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey, where Enoch was enumerated as a merchant with $55,000 in real estate. 808
Children of Enoch and Mary (Biddleman) Green:809
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| Ellen6 Green; born 14 November 1817 in Pennsylvania; married Whitfield Schaeffer Johnson; born circa 1807 in New Jersey. In 1850 and 1860, Whitfield, head of household and enumerated as a lawyer, Ellen and family were living in Newton Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (1850: census page 140) (1860: page 585). Whitfield was a lawyer and became Secretary of State of New Jersey during the Civil War.
Children of Whitfield and Ellen (birth dates from the 1850 federal census, all born in New Jersey):
(a) Mary M. Johnson, born circa 1839.
(b) Emily E. Johnson, born circa 1842.
(c) Laura C. Johnson, born circa 1844.
(d) Elizabeth B. Johnson, born circa 1846.
(e) William Mindred Johnson, born 4 December 1847 in Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey; married, 22 October 1872, Mary E. White, daughter of William and Hannah (Haines) White. William graduated from Princeton in 1867, and received an honorary Doctor of Law from Princeton in 1919. Amongst William's political and civic accomplishments, he was a State Senator of Bergen County, New Jersey (reelected in 1898), Assistant Postmaster General of the United States (1900); and built The Johnson Public Library in Hackensack, New Jersey (1901).809b
Children of William and Mary (White) Johnson:
(i) George White Johnson; born 25 July 1877.
(ii) William Kemper Johnson; born 20 February 1882
(f) Margaret G. Johnson, born circa 1850.
(g) Ellen Green Johnson, born after the 1850 census.
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| George B. Green; born 18 June 1819 in New Jersey; married Anna S. Disbrow; born circa 1817 in New Jersey.810 In 1850, George and family were living next door to George's aunt by marriage, Hannah (Roseberry) Biddleman (see #100), where George was enumerated as a merchant.811
Children of George and Anna Green reported in the 1850 federal census (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Mary Green, born circa 1843.
(b) Virginia Green, born circa 1845.
(c) Alice Green, born circa 1847; also in the household was Elizabeth Disbrow, born circa 1829, perhaps a sister of Anna (Disbrow) Green.
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| Mary Green; born August 1821; married George Drake Woodruff; born circa 1813 in New Jersey. In 1870 and 1880, George Mary and family were living in East Orange Township, Essex County, where George D., head of household, was enumerated as a grocer.
Children of George and Mary (Green) Woodruff known from the 1870 and 1880 federal censuses:
(a) Catherine Woodruff, born circa 1845 in New York state
(b) Sophia Woodruff; born circa 1847 in New York state.
(b) Frederick Woodruff, born circa 1851 in New Jersey.
(c) Philemon? Woodruff (son), born circa 1853 in New Jersey.
(d) Warren Woodruff, born circa 1856 in New Jersey.
(e) Mary G. Woodruff, born circa 1858 in New Jersey.
(f) Edmund D. Woodruff, born circa 1862 in New Jersey.
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| John Green; born 14 March 1823; married Lenora [-?-]. In 1850, John was living with his parents and enumerated as a distiller.
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| Joseph Green; born 28 December 1824; married [-?-].
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| Anna Green; born September 1826.
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| Henry Green; born 29 August 1828 in New Jersey; died 16 August 1900; married, 17 July 1853, Ann Hulsizer; born circa 1828 in New Jersey. Henry was probably the Henry Green, age 23, lawyer, enumerated in the household of Washington and Mary Elizabeth (Maxwell) McCartney (#117) in 1850 in Easton, Pennsylvania.812 In 1880, Henry, Ann and son Frederick Green were still living in Easton, Pennsylvania, where Henry was enumerated as a judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.813 Henry became Chief Justice of the State of Pennsylvania,814 and in 1880 received an honorary LL. D. from Lafayette College.
Known children of Henry and Ann (Hulsizer) Green:
(a) Caroline (Carrie) Green, born 30 September 1856, married Hiram Howland.
From The biography of a college: being the history of the first century of the life of Lafayette College.814b
CHAPTER LI
"PARDEE HALL IS BURNING"
....It was a lovely June day [4 June 1879]. The class marched through the streets of the town with the band playing...
One of the class had planned his wedding for the evening after the final examinations. This was Hiram B. Howland of Indianapolis . He was marrying Miss Carrie Green, daughter of Henry Green, '46. one of Easton's most prominent citizens, who was shortly to take a place on the bench of the supreme court of the State and later become its chief justice....
President Cattell performed the wedding ceremony. Many of the underclassmen who had marched to the train to give the Seniors a "send off" went up to the wedding and from the extensive lawns watched the brilliant gathering.
During the afternoon a class in chemistry had been at work in the laboratory on the top floor of the top floor of the central part of Pardee Hall.
....one of these boys is supposed , in his haste and excitement over the events of the evening, to have placed a retort, still hot, in the drawer of his desk and to have thrown his overalls on top of it.
The overalls smoldered, and broke into flames.
.... the cry went up "Pardee Hall is on fire."
.... It was clearly visible from the home of the bride.
....The wedding guests hastened to the scene.
This huge building on the top of a high hill in one mass of flames leaping high into a moonlit sky....
(b) Frances Green, born 9 May 1858 in Pennsylvania; married Henry A. Potter; born circa 1837 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in East Orange, Essex County, New Jersey in 1910 (census page 23A) where Henry was enumerated as a manufacturer, Linoleum Company. By 1920, Henry had died, and Frances, widow, was still living in East Orange (page 21B) with children Katherine and Thomas.
Children of Henry and Frances (Green) Potter, known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey):
(i) Douglas Potter; born circa 1891.
(ii) Katherine Potter; born circa 1894.
(iii) Thomas Potter; born circa 1895
(c) Frederick Green, born circa 1860 in Pennsylvaniaaccording to "Descendants of Mary Green," Frederick was born 5 October 1859, died 27 March 1921, married Mary Wagener, graduated from Lafayette College (Easton, Pennsylvania), as did his father, and was a lawyer;815; she was a daughter of John and Matilda (Adams) Wagener. In 1910, Frederick, Mary and family were living in Easton, Pennsylvania, where Frederick was listed as a lawyer. Also with the family in 1910 was Mary's brother David D. Wagoner; born circa 1860 in Pennsylvania.
Children of Frederick and Mary (Wagener) Green, both born in Pennsylvania:
(i) Henry Green; born circa 1888; in 1910, Henry, single, was living with his parents and enumerated as a chemist for a cement company.
(ii) John W. Green; born circa 1890. In 1900, John, single, was living with his parents and listed as a farm laborer.
(d) Ada Green, born 4 April 1861, married William L. Sheafer.816 In 1900, William, Ada and children Lesley and Clinton lived in Pottsville, Schuykill County, Pennsylvania, where William was in real estate. In 1910, William, sons Lesley and Clinton and second wife Phebe [?] Lee were also in Pottsville, with Phebe's son John C. Lee.
Children of William and Ada known from the 1900 federal census (both born in Pennsylvania):
(i) Lesley Sheafer; born January 1889.
(ii) Clinton W. Sheafer; born April 1892
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| Margaret Green; born circa 1831; married Henry Johnson "[2 August 1856] On the 22nd ult., at Greenwich, by the Rev. Dr. Gray, Henry Johnson, Esq., of Muncy, Pa., to Margaret, youngest daughter of the late Enoch Green, of Greenwich."817
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117. HENRY5 BEAVERS GANO
( Martha4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born circa 1812 in New Jersey; died 1863; married, 24 October 1835, ELIZA AMANDA QUICK; born 7 November 1817 in New Jersey; died 29 April 1885 in Windsor, Illinois. 818
Henry and family lived in New Jersey until at least 1838, but by 1850, Henry, Amanda and family were living in Posey County, Indiana, where Henry was listed as a farmer. 819
Children of Henry and Eliza Gano:820
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| Charles6 Gano; born circa 1836 in New Jersey; died 1850.
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| Adalaide/Adeline Gano; born 21 April 1838 in New Jersey; died 1923 in Evansville, Indiana; married (first?) John William Rogers; married (second?) Garretson Jacques Ashworth; married (third?) Nathan Ashworth.
Children of William and Adeline (Gano) Rogers:
(a) Ella Rogers.
(b) Anna Rogers.
Children of Adeline and Nathan (all born in Indiana):
(c) Millard Ashworth; born September 1856; married Martha Kegle; born October 1869. The family lived in Mount Vernon, Posey County, Indiana, where Millard was a laborer in 1880 (page 138), 1900 (page 23A) and 1910 (page 6A). In 1920 (page 13A), Millard was a fireman in a foundry and Martha was a laundress in a foundry.
Children of Millard and Martha (Kegle) Ashworth, known from the federal censuses (all born in Indiana):
(i) Herbert Ashworth; born September 1892; married Mary [?]; born circa 1895 in Illinois. Their children were Dorothy Ashworth, Millard C. Ashworth and Florence Ashworth in 1920, when the family was in Mount Vernon, Indiana (page 8A), and Herbert was enumerated as a blacksmith.
(ii) Ernest Ashworth; born March 1895.
(iii) Addie Ashworth; born April 1897.
(iv) Rose Ashworth; born April 1899.
(v) Edward Ashworth; born circa 1902.
(vi) Stella Ashworth; born circa 1907.
(d) William Ashworth.
(e) Grace Amanda Ashworth; born circa 1857.
(f) James Henry Ashworth, born 21 February 1860 in Posey County, Indiana, died 17 December 1920, married Doris Langthim, born 12 August 1863 in Germany, died 6 October 1912.821
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| Sarah Gano; born circa 1840 in Indiana; married Gary (Garetson) Ashworth; born circa 1834 in Indiana. Gary was a farmer. The family lived in Humboldt Township, Coles County, Illinois in 1870 (census page 135) and 1880 (page 110), at which time Gary was a widower.
Children Gary and Sarah (Gano) Ashworth known from the federal censuses
(a) George Ashworth, born circa 1860 in Indiana.
(b) Christopher Ashworth, born circa 1862 in Indiana.
(c) Charles Ashworth, born circa 1862 in Illinois (not listed in the 1880 census).
(d) Louisa Ashworth, born circa 1867 in Illinois.
(e) John Ashworth, born circa 1869 in Illinois.
(f) Ida Ashworth, born circa 1871 in Illinois.
(g) Edward Ashworth, born circa 1873 in Illinois.
(h) Susan Ashworth, born circa 1875 in Illinois.
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| Peter Gano; born December 1842 in Indiana; married Minnie M. ?Shorters (not sure of spelling); born April 1855 in Illinois. In 1870, Peter, single and a farm laborer, was living with his sister Sarah and her family in Humboldt Township, Coles County, Illinois. In 1880, Peter, Minnie and children Harry, Otis and "sister-in-law" Carrie Shorters?, born circa 1869 in Illinois, were living in Coles County, Illinois, where Peter was enumerated as a farmer. By 1900, the family was still in Coles County, and children Otis, Essie and Carries were still with the family.822
Peter and Minnie Gano children (all born in Illinois):
(c) Harry Gano; born circa 1875.
(d) Otis A. Gano; born November1878.
(a) Essie Nell Gano; born November 1882.
(b) Carrie Etta Gano; born December 1887.
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| George W. Gano; born May 1844 in Indiana; married Anna Louise Hutchinson; born January 1855 in Illinois. The family lived in Posey County, Indiana in 1900 and 1910, where George was enumerated as a farmer.
Children of George and Anna (Hutchinson) Gano (all born in Indiana):
(a) Nora Gano, born January 1875.
(b) Minnie Gano, born March 1876.
(c) Mattie (also Nettie) B. Gano, born December 1877, married Orlin Frank, born circa 1872 (listed as a public school teacher in 1910 when Nettie and Orlin were living with Nettie's parent).
(d) George T. Gano, born July 1880.
(e) Henry Augustus (Gus) Gano, born 25 February 1884; died 7 October 1954 in Riverdale, California (California Death Index, 1940-1997); married Ethel [?]; born circa 1905 in Illinois. In 1910, Henry was in Chicago, Illinois (census page 11A); in 1930, Henry, Ethel and step-son Lawrence ?Weld, born private, were living in Chicago, Illinois, where Henry was listed as an attorney (page 20 A).
(f) Marshall Vatchel Gano, born 25 April 1887; died 16 September 1960 in Los Angeles (California Death Index, 1940-1997); married [?]. In 1920, Marshal V., divorced, was living as a lodger in Tacoma, Pierce County, Washington (page 7A) and was enumerated as a salesman.
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| Ralph Gano; born circa 1846 in Indiana.
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| Martha Gano; born February 1850 in Indiana; married August Shierbaum; deceased by 1900, when Martha and children Edgar and George were in Black Township, Posey County, Indiana (census page 8A). In 1910, Martha was living with her son George and family in Mattoon Township, Coles County, Illinois (page 8B). In 1920, Martha was living with her daughter Cora David and family in Wabash Township, Tippecanoe County, Indiana (page 2B).
Known children of
August and Martha (Gano) Shierbaum (all born in Indiana):
(a) Cora Shierbaum; born circa 1878; married Harry David; born 1875 in Indiana. The family was living with Cora's mother in 1920, when Harry (head) was listed as a salesman of for a clothing store.
Children of Harry and Cora (Shierbaum) David known from the 1920 federal census:
(i) Harry M. Black; bon 1903 in Indiana.
(ii) Dorothy E. David; born circa 1909 in Indiana.
(b) Edgar J. Shierbaum; born April 1882.
(c) George T. Shierbaum; born December 1885; married Lessie E. [?]; born circa 1891 in Illinois. In 1910, George, Lessie and son Harold were living with George's mother; when George was enumerated as working in a bakery.
Child of George and Lessie Gano known from the 1910 federal census:
(i) Harold M. Gano; born circa 1910 in Illinois.
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| John H. Gano; born July 1852 in Indiana; married Sarah (Sally) J. Aldrich; born July 1853 in Indiana. John farmed in Summit Township, Moultrie County, Illinois, in 1880 (page 494), in Point Township, Posey County, Indiana, in 1900 (page 6A), and in Mattoon Township, Coles County, Illinois, in 1910 (page 3A).
Children of John and Sarah (Aldrich) Gano known from the federal censuses:
(a) Mattie Gano, born July 1874 in Indiana.
(b) Florence A. Gano, born May 1877 in Illinois.
(c) Esther Gano, born August 1879 in Illinois.
(d) Oscar G. Gano, born May 1884 in Illinois, married Ella [?], born circa 1885 in Indiana; in 1910 Oscar and family were living in Mattoon Township, next to Oscar's parents, where Oscar was enumerated as a locomotive fireman; the family was still in Mattoon Township in 1930, where Oscar was listed as a carpenter;
Children of Oscar and Ella Gano known from the federal censuses:
(i) Kenneth Gano, born 1909 in Illinois (listed as a railroad machinist in 1930).
(ii) Nellie Gano, born circa 1914 in Illinois.
(e) John H. Gano, born October 1887 in Kansas.
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122. RALPH5 HUNT
( Rebecca4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 22 February 1800 in New Jersey; died 11 March 1877; married (first) ELIZA B. HUGHES; born 28 November 1796 in New Jersey; died 28 November 1870. 823 Ralph married (second) MRS. ANN WOODRUFF ("In Milford, N. J., April 26 [1873] by Rev. J. D. Randolph, Mr. Ralph Hunt to Mrs. Ann Woodruff, all of Milford"). 824 Ralph and Ann apparently did not have children.
In 1850, Ralph, Eliza and children John, Mary and Henriette (enumerated as Hannah) were living in Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey, where Ralph was enumerated as a farmer. 825
Children of Ralph and Eliza (Hughes) Hunt:
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| Mary6 Martha Hunt; born 21 July 1827; died 28 June 1897; married James Stewart Mellick (also spelled Melick) "[1 January 1852] On the same day [20th inst.], by the same [Reverend James McWilliam] at the residence of Ralph Hunt, Esq., Mr. J. S,. Mellick to Miss Mary M. Hunt, all of Greenwich."826 James Stewart Melick was born circa 1817 in New Jersey. In 1880, James S. and Mary M. were living in Lopatcong Township, Warren County, New Jersey (page 469), where James was listed as a farmer.
Stewart and Mary (Hunt) Mellick had children
(a) Ann Mellick, married James Hess.
(b) James B. Melick (Melick in all censuses), born August 1857 in New Jersey, married Ann Pursell; born October 1857 in New Jersey. The family lived in Chester, Delaware County, Pennsylvania (1900: census page 7B) (1920: page 14B), where James was a beef salesman.
Children of James and Anna Pursell) Melick known from the federal censuses:
(i) Mary P. Melick; born October 1883 in New Jersey.
(ii) Martha Melick; born November 1888 in Pennyslvania.
(c) Ida Mellick, born August 1863 in New Jersey, married J. Paul Suess; born April 1854 in Pennsylvania. The couple lived in Williamsport, Pennsylvania (1900: 7B) (1920: 8B) where Paul was a druggist. No children listed in federal censuses.
Thirty Years Ago
Truman P. Reitmeyer was toastmaster at the Masonic St. John's Day banquet. The speakers were John K Hays, J. Paul Sues.... Gazette Bulletin (Williamsport, Pennsylvania) 28 December 1928.
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| John H. Hunt; born 18 April 1830 in New Jersey; died 19 December 1911; married (first) Elizabeth Johnson; born 30 August 1837; died 3 April 1877.
They had child
(a) Charles Duerr Hunt, born March 1862 in Pennsylvannia; married Ann Marie [?]; born September 1868 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, where Charles was a physician (1900: census page 6B) (1910: page 9A).
John married (second) Martha Young; born August 1860 in New Jersey. John, Martha and son Charles by Elizabeth lived in Ashley, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania in 1880; in 1900, John and Martha were in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, where John H. was enumerated as a lumberman. Also in the family in 1900 was Florence E. Hunt, born 20 August 1879, niece.
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| Henrietta
Hunt; born 4 September 1833 in New Jersey; died 9 January 1913; married, November 1865, Elias Deemer; born June 1838 in Pennsylvania. His father was John Deemer of Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Elias Deemer was a Civil War veteran, Company E. One Hundred and Fourth Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry. Henrietta Hunt's brother John H. Hunt (#386) was apparently the John H. Hunt, partner of Elias Deemer in the Elias Deemer and Company of Willliamsport, Pennsylvania. Elias was a successful Williamsport business man, with interests in many business facets, especially lumber.
After Elias's party had inspected flood damage to one of their lumber booms:
On the return of the party an accident occurred to Mr. Elias Deemer. In disembarking from the boat he tripped and fell into the river, but was prompty rescued by Mr. Payne.
Daily Gazette and Bulletin (Williamsport, Pennsylvania), 23 March, 1893.
Elias Deemer, a Republican, was also elected a member of the 57th, 58th and 59th United States Congress.826b The family lived in Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, where Elias was listed as a lumberman in 1870, 1880, and 1900.
Children of Elias and Henrietta (Hunt) Deemer`:
(a) William R. Deemer, born June 1867 in New Jersey; married Sarah January Grundy, born circa 1877 in Kentucky. The family lived in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, where William was a lawyer.
William R. Deemer, president of the Williamsport National Bank entertained the directors and employees at a banquet at the County club last evening at 6 30 o'clock...
Mr. Deemer entertains annually on the day of the election of the bank officialsGazette Bulletin (Williamsport, Pennsylvania).
Children of William and Sarah (Grundy) Deemer known from the 1900 (page 6b), 1910 (page 5B), 1920 (page 7A), and 1930 (page 16B) federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):
(i) William Russell Deemer, Jr., born circa 1903. In 1930, William, single, was a lodger living in Manhatten, New York (page 10B), where he was listed as an accountant, CPA.
(ii) Mary Elizabeth Deemer, born circa 1905.
(iii) John J. G. Deemer; born circa 1916.
(b) Mary Lillian Deemer, born September 1870.
(c) Laura Hunt Deemer, born March or December 1872; married J. George Becht; born July 1865 in Pennsylvania. He was a graduate of Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania. Amongst his many accomplishments Dr. Becht was Deputy Superintendent of Schools for the State of Pennsylvania. There is a J. George Becht School in Loyalsock Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania; and the
J. George Becht Hall, Clarion State College (now Clarion University), Clarion, Pennsylvania. In 1900, J. George and "Stella?" and son Howell were in Muncy, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania, where J. George was listed as a school superintendent. In 1920, Goerge, Laura and Howell lived in Harrisburg. Ward 5, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania, where J. George was listed as Deputy Superintendent.
Child of J. George and Laura (Hunt) Becht:
(i) Howell Becht; born July 1898 in Pennsylvania
"Howell Becht, son of Dr. J. Becht of Harrisburg and a former resident of Mumcy, has joined the Armerican ambulance corps and expects to sail to France some time in July"Daily Gazette and Bulletin (Williamsport, Pennsylvania), 8 June 1917.
J. Becht School in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. From a postcard advertised on eBay.
(d) Lulu May Deemer, born May 1874; married Bura (not Bruce) Cameron Keefer; born November 1859 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania; where Bura was enumerated as a manufacturer of band instruments (1900: census page 7A) (1910: page 3B) (1920: page 5A). In 1900, Lulu was enumerated as "Charlotte."
Bura and Lulu (Deemer) Cameron had one child:
(i) Cameron Bura Keefer; born 27 May 1892 in Pennsylvania. Cameron was still single in the early 1940s when he registered for the draft.
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126. PERMELIA5 HUNT
( Rebecca4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 24 July 1805; died 19 October 1857 in Lawrenceville, Mercer County, New Jersey; married 7 April 1821 LOUIS FAUGHLEVOY LAROCHE; born 27 June 1800 in New Jersey; died 29 January 1870. 827 Permelia and Louis are buried in Lower Amwell Graveyard, near Sandbrook, Delaware Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. 828 In 1850, the family was living in Delaware Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (census page 112), where Louis was farming.
Children of Louis and Permelia (not all necessarily in order of birth):
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| William6 Tell LaRoche; 30 July 1822 in Frenchtown, Hunterdon County, New Jersey; married Elizabeth Quackenbush; born circa 1827. The couple was living in Ward 9, New York City (page 431) in 1850, where Willliam was enumerated as a clerk. William was a dentist, being a graduate of the New York College of Dentistry, where he was a clinical professor and also practiced in New York City for 45 years.
There is a biography of William Tell La Roche in Genealogical history of Hudson and Bergen Counties, New Jersey, pages 560-561.
Children of William and Elizabeth (Quackenbush) La Roche (as reported in Genealogical history of Hudson and Bergen Counties, New Jersey):
(a) William J. La Roche, a Senator from the Sixth District of Brooklyn, New York.
(b) Anna Forester La Roche.
(c) Elizabeth Marie La Roche; married Baron Howland Roberts, "first in command of the Queen's Own Regiment, of England."
(d) Louis F. La Roche.
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| Zachariah LaRoche; born 19 February 1824 in New Jersey; died 22 March 1900; married Sarah O'Daniels; born circa 1829 in Pennsylvania; died 3 May 1906.829The family was in Kingwood Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey in 1850, where Zachariah was listed as a blacksmith (census page 145). In 1870 and 1880, Zachariah, Sarah and family were living in Allentown, Pennsylvania, where Zachariah was enumerated as a dentist.830
Children of Zachariah and Sarah (O'Daniels) Laroche reported in the 1850, 1870 and 1880 fedeeral censuses (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Joanna LaRoche, born circa 1844, single and enumerated as a dressmaker in 1880.
(b) John P. Laroche; born 9 February 1846, died 1935; married Anna Deifenderfer; born August 1848 in New Jersey. The family lived in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 1870, 1880 (page 53); 1900 (page 13A), and 1930 (page 17B), John, Anna and children were living next to John's parents in Allentown, Pennsylvania in 1870. In 1880 and 1900, Anna M.'s mother, Rebecca Deifenderfer, born August 1816 in Pennsylvania, widow, was with the family. In 1930, John and Anna, now both in their eighties, were living by themselves.
Children of John and Anna LaRoche known from the federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):
(i) William LaRoche; born circa 1866.
(ii) Sarah LaRoche; born circa 1868.
(iii) John L. LaRoche; born circa 1873; (tentative) married Essie Roberts?; born circa 1876 in Pennsylvania. In 1910, John L. and Essie were livng in Madison Township, Morris County, New Jersey, where John L. was listed as a cashier for a ?? company. Essie's father, Joseph ?Roberts, born circa 1849 in England, and mother Emma [?]; born circa 1853 in New Jersey, were also living with the family.
(iv) Lewis E. LaRoche; born circa 1875; married Ella F. [?]; born circa 1873 in Pennsylvania. The family was in Allentown in 1910 (1910 Miracode Index). "Directory of the city of Allentown and Lehigh County for 1895" lists Louis E. as a paper box cutter. Children at the time of the 1910 Miradex Index were Paul D. LaRoche, born circa 1895 and Bessie K LaRoche, born circa 1899.
(v) Bessie D. LaRoche; born August 1877. In 1900, Bessie, single and living with her parents, was enumerated as a professional nurse.
(c) Permelia LaRoche, born circa 1848, single and enumerated as a dressmaker in 1880. Also in the household in 1880 was William LaRoche, grandson, born circa 1867 in Pennsylvania.
(d) Andrew A. LaRoche, born 5 August 1852 or 1853; married Savannah [?]; born October 1860 in Pennsylvania. Andrew and Savannah lived in Allentown, where Andrew worked in a grocery store in 1900 (page 8) and 1910 (page 8B) and as a laborer in a steell mill in 1920 (page 5A).
Federal censuses report Savannah had one child who died before the 1900 federal census.
(e) Louis Pierson LaRoche; born February 1855 in Pennsylvania; married Emma [?]; born April 1860 in Pennsylvania. Louis was a long-time barber in Allentown (1880: census page 91) (1900: page 1A) (1920: page 3A)
Children of Louis and Emma LaRoche known from the federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):
(i) Gertrude Laroche; born September 1878. In 1900, Gertrude, single and living with her parents, was enumerated as a miliner.
(ii) Bertha M. LaRoche; born April 1884, still at home in 1900.
(iii) Clarence P. LaRoche; born September 1888 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, Clarence, single, was livng with his parents and enumerated as a painter in an auto works.
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| Angeline LaRoche; born circa 1824 in New Jersey; married "On the 1st inst. [1 June 1844] by Rev. A. Merselles, Mr. Lorenzo Search, of Kingwood, to Miss Angeline Laroche, of Alexandria, Hunterdon co., NJ".831 Lorenzo was born circa 1828 in New Jersey. In 1850, Lorenzo and Angeline, no children, were living in Kingwood Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey. In 1860, Lorenzon and Angeline, no children were in Wesley Township, Will County, Illinois, where Lorenzo was farming (page 0). Also in the family in 1860 were Angeline unmarried siblings Alice, Philip, Lorenzo, and Crayson LaRoche. By 1880, Lorenzo and Angeline, no children, had moved to Iola, Allen County, Kansas, where Lorenzo was enumerated as a hotelkeeper.832
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| Harriet LaRoche; born circa 1828 in New Jersey; married John Rowland (sometimes listed as Roland); born circa 1820 in New Jersey. John, Harriet and family were living in Monroe Township, Carroll County, Indiana, in 1860 and 1880, where John was listed as a blacksmith in 1860 (census page 431) and as a lumberman in 1880 (page 131).
Children of John and Harriet (LaRoche) Rowland known from the 1860 and 1880 federal censuses:
(a) Mary E. Rowland, born circa 1844 in New Jersey; married Andrew Moak; born circa 1838 in New York State. In 1880, Andrew and Mary E., no children reported, were living with Mary's parents in Carroll County, Indiana, where Andrew was enumerated as an engineer.
(b) Martha Rowland, born circa 1848 in New Jersey.
(c) M. L. Rowland (male), born circa 1853 in New Jersey.
(d) Harriet Rowland, born circa 1856 in Pennsylvania.
(e) Alice S. Rowland; born circa 1865 in Indiana.
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| Mary Jane LaRoche; born circa 1831 in New Jersey; married (first) John Trimmer Sargent (also Sergeant); married (second) James Goodfellow; born circa 1844 in New Jersey. In 1880, James, Mary Jane, and family were living in Delaware Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where James was enumerated as a farmer.833 Apparently Emma and second husband James did not have children.
Emma and John Trimmer Sergeant's children listed in the 1880 census:
(a) Lizzie Sargent, born circa 1856 in New Jersey.
(b) Emma Sargent, born circa 1859 in New Jersey. Also in the household in 1880 were Elizabeth Sergeant, "boarder," born circa 1800 in New Jersey, and Alfred S. Goodfellow, "nephew," born circa 1866 in New Jersey.
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| Paul Henry Mallet Provost LaRoche; born circa 1834; married Catherine Baird.
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| Lewis F. LaRoche. According to the United States Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index a
Lewis F. Larouche, Jr., died, age 13, August 1850 in New Jersey of "spinal affect. . .?" His birthday would calculate as born 1837.
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| Emma F. LaRoche; born February 1839 in New Jersey; married Preston Brock Goodfellow; born October 1837 in Pennsylvania: "On the 18th ult [18 October 1856]), by the Rev. Thomas Swaim, Mr. Preston B. Goodfellow, to Emma Laroche, both of Lambertville."834 In 1860 and 1880, Preston, Emma and family were living in Lambertville, Hunterdon County, New Jersey, where Preston was enumerated as a carpenter. In 1900, Preston and Emma were living by themselves in Plainfield, New Jersey. In 1920, Preston was living with his daughter Mary J. Canhara and family in Somerset County; probably Emma had died but not indicated in the census.835
Children of Preston and Emma (LaRoche) Goodfellow known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Mary J. Goodfellow' born circa 1857; married Stephen Canhara; born circa 1856 in Pennsylvania. In 1920, the family was living in North Plainfield, Somerset County, New Jersey, where Stephen was listed as a mason. Emma's father, Preston was also living in with the family in 1920. Probably Emma had died by this time although this was not indicated by the census.
Child of Stephen and Mary J. (Goodfellow) Canhara known from the 1920 federal census, born in New Jersey:
(i) George G. Canhara; born circa 1890; listed as a clerk for the Dark Company in 1920; married Margaret A. [?]; born circa 1894 in New Jersey.
(b) Sarah A. Goodfellow; born circa 1859.
(c) Alice Goodfellow, born circa 1862, enumerated as clerk in 1880.
(d) Lizzie Goodfellow, born circa 1864.
(e) George Goodfellow, born circa 1868.
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| Philip Bevan F. LaRoche;836; born April 1841; married (first) Lucretia Blauvelt; married (second) Laurana (Laura) Warner Montgomery; born October 1857 in New Jersey The family lived in Manhatten, New York, where Philip was a dentist (1900: census page 3A) (1910: census page 1B).
Children of Philip and wives:
(a) Philip B. LaRoche, Jr., born 18 May 1882 in New York. In 1900 and 1910, Philip, Jr., was single, living with his parents.
(b) Montgomery LaRoche; born August 1884 in New York; married (first) Julia [?]; born circa 1885 in New York; married (second) Beatrice [?]; born circa 1883 in New York. Beatrice's first husband was William G. Turner, a banker in New York City. Montgomery was a dentist in Manhatten, New York (1910: census page 16A) (1920: page 5B). In 1930, Montgomery and second wife Beatrice were living in Englewood, Bergen County, New Jersey (page 3A). Also in the family in 1930 was William G. Turner; born (private), step-son.
Child of Montgomery and Julia LaRoche known from the 1910 federal census"
(i) Isabelle LaRoche; born circa 1914.
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| Alice LaRoche; born circa 1843 in New Jersey; married Everett Fairchild DeLancey Watson; born circa 1839 in New York. In 1880 Everett, Alice and family were living in Wilmington, Illinois, where Everett was enumerated as a butcher.837
Their children reported in the 1880 federal census (all born in Illinois):
(a) Katie Watson, born circa 1864.
(b) Minnie Watson, born circa 1869.
(c) Earnest Watson, born circa 1871.
Also in the household in 1880 was Everett's mother, Alice Watson, born circa 1806 in New York.
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| Lorenzo Dow LaRoche; born September 1847 in New Jersey; married Lydia Colby; born July 1855 in Indiana. In 1900, the family lived in Wilmington, Will Counry, Illinoiw, where Lorenzo was listed as a house painter (census page 6B).
Children of Lorenzo and Lydia (Colby) LaRoche known from the 1900 federal census:
(a) Lulu Laroche; born July 1882 in Illinois.
(b) Stella Laroche; born September 1887 in Illinois.
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| Grason/Grayson LaRoche; born circa 1849; married [-?-].
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127. ELIZABETH5 HUNT
( Rebecca4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 11 April 1807; married WILLIAM HAMLIN; 838 born circa 1804 in New Jersey.
In 1850, William and children were living in Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey, where William was listed as a farmer. 839 Probably Elizabeth was deceased by the time of the 1850 census. By 1860, William had apparently married Sarah [?], born circa 1825 in New Jersey and the family was living in Phillilpsburg. Warren County, New Jersey with children of Sarah: Robert, Ellen, Mahlen, Alice and Cyrus Hamlin.
Children of William and Elizabeth (Hunt) Hamlin (all born in New Jersey, the first five were not with their father in 1850):
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| Sarah6 Hamlin; married (first) Henry Hager; married, (second) David Amey.
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| Diana Hamlin; born April 1826 in New Jersey; married Henry Carpenter; born March 1822 in New Jersey. Henry was enumerated variously as a farmer and laborer. Except for being reported living in Dane County, Wisconsin in 1860, the family lived in Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey in the second half of the nineteenth century.
Children of Henry and Diana (Hamlin) Carpenter known from the 1850 (census page 473), 1860 (page 1020), 1870 (page 366), 1880 (page 621) and 1900 (page 4A) federal censuses (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Sarah Carpenter, born circa 1845.
(b) Emma Carpenter, born circa 1848.
(c) Mary Carpenter, born circa 1849;
(d) William Carpenter, born circa 1856.
(e) Phillip Carpenter, born circa 1858.
(f) John Carpenter, born circa 1860.
(g) Edward Carpenter, born circa 1862.
(h) George Carpenter; born circa 1865.
(i) Harry Carpenter, born circa 1867.
(j) Minnie Carpenter, born March 1869; married [?] Hatcher. In 1900, Minnie Hatcher, divorced.
Minnie and ?] Hatcher had daughter:
(i) Lizzie A. Hatcher, born June 1887 in New Jersey.
In 1900, they were living with Minnie's parents in Phillipsburg, New Jersey, where Minnie was enumerated as a laundress.
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| Mary
Hamlin; born circa 1827 in New Jersey; married John Amey; born circa 1820 in New Jersey. In 1860, the family was living in Harmony Township, Warren County, New Jersey (census page 26), where John was listed as a farmer.
Children of John and Mary (Hamlin) Amey known from the 1860 census (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Matilda Amey, born circa 1847.
(b) Ann E. Amey, born circa 1849.
(c) William H. Amey, born circa 1851.
(d) Mary M. Amey, born circa 1853.
(e) Arabell Amey, born circa 1856.
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| William Hamlin.
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| Thomas Hamlin; married [-?-] Ferguson.
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| John Hamlin; born June 1832 in New Jersey; married Rebecca Zellars; born July 1833 in Pennsylvania. In 1870 and 1880, John, Rebecca and family were in Phillipsburg, Pennsylvania, where John was a laborer in 1870 and a farmer in 1880. By 1900, John, Rebecca and daughter Kate were in Lopatcong Township, Warren County, New Jersey, where John was still farming. Children of John and Rebecca (Zellars) Hamlin known from the the 1870 (page 336) and 1880 (page 613) federal censuses:
(a) Isaac Hamlin, born circa 1856 in Pennsylvania.
(b) William Hamlin, born circa 1865 in Pennsylvania.
(c) Mariah (also Maria) Hamlin, born circa 1868 in New Jersey.
(d) Kate Hamlin, born May 1872. In 1900, Kate was still living with her parents and listed as a dressmaker.
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| Margaret
Hamlin; born circa 1835 in New Jersey; married George Walters; born 1825 in New Jersey. In 1870 and 1880, George, Margaret and family were living in Lopatcong Township, Warren County, New Jersey, where George was enumerated as a farmer in 1870 (census page 245) and as a laborer in 1880 (page 462).
Children of George and Margaret ( Hamlin) Walters known from the 1870 and 1880 federal censuses (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Henrietta Walters, born circa 1853.
(b) William Walters, born circa 1855.
(c) John Walters, born circa 1857.
(d) Jacob Walters, born circa 1859.
(e) George H. Walters, born circa 1861 (worked in a planning mill in 1880).
(f) Elizabeth Walters, born circa 1864.
(g) Jennie Walters, born circa 1866;
(h) Marshall Walters, born circa 1869.
(i) David Walters, born circa 1872.
(j) Harry Walters, born circa 1875.
(k) Mabel Walters, born circa 1877.
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| Elizabeth
Hamlin; born January 1842 in New Jersey; married (first) John S. Carey;
married, (second) Evan Knecht; born September 1840 in Pennsylvania. The family lived in Easton, Northampton County, Pennsylvania in 1900 (census page 9B) and 1910 (page 4A), where Evan was listed as a real estate agent.
Children of John and Elizabeth (Hamlin) Carey known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Harry E. Knecht, born February 1842 (enumerated as a cigar maker in 1870, while single and living with his parents); married Catherine [?], born circa 1885 in England; Harry and Catherine were living in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania in 1910, where Harry was enumerated as a cashier.
(b) Helen Knecht, born March 1884.
(c) Asher Knecht, born April 1886
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| Henry Hamlin; born circa 1842; married Katherine Amey.
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| Harriet Hamlin; born circa 1842; married Jacob Stone.
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| George
Hamlin; born circa 1844 in New Jersey; married Margaret Painter; born circa 1846 in New Jersey. In 1880, the family was living in Phillipsburg, Warren County, New Jersey (census page 580), where George was listed as a teamster.
Children known from the 1880 census (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Carrie Hamlin, born circa 1866.
(b) Marion Hamlin, born circa 1869.
(c) Cora Hamlin, born circa 1872.
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| Edward H.
Hamlin; born July 1845 in New Jersey; married Sarah (Sallie) Stamets; born June 1849 in New Jersey. Edward was a farmer in Greenwich Township, Warren County, New Jersey (page 98) in 1870; in Alexander Township, Hunterdon County, New Jersey (page 207) in 1880; and in Lopatcong Township, Warren County (page 18A) in 1900.
Children of Edward and Sarah known from the federal censuses (all born in New Jersey):
(a) Flora Hamlin, born circa 1867.
(b) Elizabeth Hamlin, born circa 1870.
(c) Minnie Hamlin, born circa 1871.
(d) Howard Hamlin, born circa 1874; married Faith [?], born circa 1874 in New Jersey; in 1910, Howard, Faith and family were in Lopatcong Township, Warren County, New Jersey, where Howard was listed as a farmer.
Children of Howard and Faith Hamlin in 1900 (both born in New Jersey):
(i) Maude E. Hamlin, born circa 1901.
(ii) Paul F. Hamlin, born circa 1905
(e) Harry Hamlin, born circa 1876.
(f) Clara Hamlin, born circa 1879.
(g) Earl Hamlin, born June 1886
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| Jane Hamlin (enumerated as Martha in 1850?); born circa 1848; married Archibald Young.
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132. ANN5 (OR NANCY) HAUGHAWOUT
( Theodosia4 Beavers,
Ann3 Clifford,
George2,
unknown Clifford1);
born 7 November 1799; died 30 November 1878; married WILLIAM HIBBLER KASE of Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania; he was born 21 August 1806; died 28 August 1871. 840 William H. was a son of William Kase (1763-1852) and Catherine (Hibler) Kase (1772-1844). 841
In 1850 and 1860, William H., Ann and children were in Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania. 842 Although Sφnn (1949), page 145, reports William H. Kase was a General in the Army, the 1850 and 1860 federal censuses list William H. as a farmer. Ann Haughawout was mentioned in her grandmother Ann (Clifford) Beavers' 1817 will, a will that was disallowed, see under Ann Clifford (#4).
Children of William H. and Ann (Haughawout) Kase (all born in Pennsylvania):843
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| Theodosia6 Kase; born circa 1829; died 1879; married David Davis; born January 1828 in Pennsylvania In 1880, David, widowed, and children William Davis and Beaver Davis were living in Valley Township, Montour County Pennsylvania, where David was listed as a farmer.844 Also in the household was David's mother, Phobe Davis, born circa 1796 in Pennsylvania; David's brother Jonathan Davis, born circa 1819 in Pennsylvania; and Agnes Kase, born circa 1864 in Pennsylvania, servant (she was probably the Agnes Kase, daughter of Theodosia Kase Davis's brother Isaac Kase).
Children of William and Theodosia (Kase) Davis known from the 1880 federal census (both born in Pennsylvania):
(a) William Kase Davis; born February 1870; married Elizabeth [?]; born May 1877 in Pennsylvania. William K. was a farmer. The family lived in Valley Township, Montour County, Pennsylvania, in 1900 (page 10B), 1910 (page 3A) and 1930 (page 4A) and in Mahoney Township in 1920 (page 2A).
Children of William and Elizabeth Davis known from the federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):
(i) William N. Davis; born circa 1902.
(ii) Beaver Davis; born circa 1904.
(iii) Newell F. Davis; born circa 1911.
(b) Beaver Davis; born circa 1870.
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| Spencer M. Kase; born circa 1830 in Pennsylvania; died 1890; married Amanda Elizabeth Summers; born circa 1838 in Pennsylvania. Spencer was a lawyer. In 1860 (census page 244) and 1870 (page 365), the family was living in the Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois. Elizabeth, divorced, and children Mamie and Thomas were still living in Belleville in 1880 (page 344).
Children of Spencer and Amanda (Summers) Kase known from the federal censuses:
(a) John P. Kase, born circa 1856 in Pennsylvania.
(b) Spencer M. Kase (Jr.), born circa 1859 in Illinois; married Hattie James; born 7 January 1869; died 8 May 1942 in California (California Death Index, 1940-1997). Spencer M. Kase, Jr., was a farmer in Santa Cruz County, California (1910: Boulder Creek Township, census page 5B) (1920: San Lorenzo Township, page 1B) (1930: Santa Cruz Township, page 8A). The 1910 federal census reported Hattie had two children, one living.
Known children of Spencer and Hattie (James) Kase:
(i) unknown Kase.
(ii) Hattie Kase; born circa 1896; died 16 May 1903 (from Mountain Echo Index, 1896--1916).
(c) Mamie Kase, born circa 1863 in Illinois.
(d) Thomas Kenton Kase, born 18 March 1874 in Illinoi; died 17 February 1949 in Los Angeles, California (California Death Index, 1940-1997).
From Bell's History of Northumberland County, Pennsylvania:845
The first resident lawyer of Shamokin was Spencer M. Kase, a native of Rush township, Northumberland county, a graduate of Bucknell University, Lewisburg, and of the Easton Law School, who read law with Joshua W. Comly at Danville and located at Shamokin in the practice of his profession in 1853. His office was a one-story frame building at the southeast corner of Sunbury and Shamokin streets. After a residence of three or four years at Shamokin he removed to East St. Louis, Illinois, where he became a well-known criminal lawyer. He was elected to the legislature of that State, and was once the nominee of the Democratic party for judge of the district court, when, although the minority candidate he was defeated by only a small majority. His death occurred in 1890.
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Haughawout Kase; born circa 1832/1835 in Pennsylvania; died 1889; married Susan Abigail Gobin; born circa 1846 in Pennsylvania. In 1860, Leafford, single and living at home, was enumerated as an insurance agent. The family was living in Sunbury, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, in 1880, where Leafferd was an attorney.
Their children in 1880 (census page 532) (all born in Pennsylvania) were
(a) Ann Kase, born circa 1867.
(b) Marshall L. Kase, Marshall; born September 1869 in Pennsylvania; married Susan Sarah Hauck/Houck; born June 1869 in Pennsylvania. Susan was a daughter of Henry and Susan Hauck of Lebanon, PennsylvaniaHenry was Deputy State Superintendent of Public School in 1900 (census page 1B) and "Secretary of Internal Affairs" in 1910 (page 1B). Marshall and Susan were living with the Haucks in 1900 and 1910 (at which time Henry Hauck was a widower), when Marshall was enumerated as a real estate agent. Marshall and Susan apparently did not have children. The couple was living by themselves in Lebanon in 1920 (page 8B). In 1930, Marshall, still an insurance agent, was living with his sister-in-law Elizabeth M. Rockey, born circa 1864 in Pennsylvania, and servant Alice Hoff, born circa 1875.
(c) Shindle Kase, born circa 1879.
Other children of Leafferd and Susan (Gobin) Kase reported in "Descendants of Catherine Hibler and William Kase:"845b
William Hudson Kase (1871-1871)
Lizzie May Kase (1873-1875)
Clara M Kase (1876-1881)
Harry Davis Kase (1880-)
Myrian Loeb Kase.
Harriet Elizabeth Kase (1885-)
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| Isaac Kase; born circa 1834; died 1899; married (first) Sarah J. Kase; born circa 1833; died 1874. She was a first cousin of Isaac, being a daughter of William H.'s brother Banham and Hannah (Mettler) Kase. Isaac married (second) Sarah Jane Synder; born circa 1856 in Pennsylvania; died 1939.
In 1880, Isaac and second wife Sarah J. (Snyder) Kase were living in Shamokin, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania (page 91), where Isaac was enumerated as a music teacher. Also living with the family in 1880 was Sarah's sister Hannah Snyder, born circa 1841 in Pennsylvania. Isaac died before the 1900 federal census. Sarah and children continued to live in Samokin in 1900 (page 6B), 1910 (page 7B). 1920 (page 12A), and 1930 (page 12B). Sarah was a piano dealer in 1900 and 1920.
Isaac and Sarah (Kase) children:
(a) William E. Kase.
(b) Sarah L. Kase.
(c) Agnes Kase, married H. Hardrex. None of Isaac's children by Sarah Kase was living with Isaac in 1880 and thereafter.
Children of Isaac and second wife Sarah Jane (Snyder) Kase (all born in Pennsylvania):
(d) Maud L. Kase; born December 1877. In 1900, Maud, single was living with her mother and enumerated as a music teacher.
(e) Malcolm Kase; born circa 1880.
(f) Clara E. Kase; born August 1881.
(g Ann Ruth Kase; born July 1891. Ann, single, was living with her mother in1910-1930, enumerated as a stenographer.
(h) Frank S. Kase; born April 1893.
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| Joseph Haughawout Kase; born 1836 in Pennsylvania; died 1906; married Rachel Matilda Campbell; born circa 1840. Joseph was the only child not listed in the 1850 federal census. In 1880, Joseph, Matilda and family were living in Rush Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, where Joseph was enumerated as a carpenter. By 1910, Joseph had died, but Matilda and children Grace and Neva were still in Rush Township (1910: page 113) (1920: page 5B). Also in the family in 1910 and 1920 was Gordon B. Kase, grandson; born 1907 in Pennsylvania.
Children of Joseph and Rachel (Campbell) Kase reported in the federal censuses:
(a) Bell Kase, born circa 1861.
(b) Herbert Kase, born circa 1863.
(c) Fannie Kase, born circa 1864.
(d) Minnie Kase, born circa 1870.
(e) Theodore Kase, born circa 1872.
(f) Maud Kase, born circa 1874.
(g) Joseph Kase, born circa 1874.
(h) Grace Kase, born circa 1879. In 1930, Grace, single, servant in a private family, was living in Rush Township with nephew Gordon Kase, born circa 1907; farm laborer; he was listed as married, but no indication of his wife.
(i) Neva Kase; born circa 1883.
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| William Kase; born circa 1838 (the 1880 federal census reports him born in Pennsylvania; married Elizabeth [?]; born circa 1836 in Pennsylvania. In 1880, Joseph, Elizabeth and family were living in Milton, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, where William's occupation was reported as a roller in a nail factory. In 1910 and 1920, William and Elizabeth were still in Milton with sons Grant and Harry and daughter Jennie and her husband William Dickerson.847
Children of William and Elizabeth Kase reported in the federal censuses (all born in Pennsylvania):
(a) Leslie Kase (son), born circa 1860.
(b) Jennie Kase, born circa 1862; married William H. Dickerson; born 1856 in Pennsylvania. In 1910 and 1920, William and Jennie, no children reported, were living with Jennie's parents and both enumerated as working in dry goods.
(c) Grant Kase, born circa 1865. In 1910 and 1920, single and living with his parents, Grant was listed as a machinist working in a nuts works in 1910 and as a chef in a lodge in 1920.
(d) Harry Kase, born circa 1870 (listed with a cataract in 1880). In 1910 and 1920, single and living with his parents, he was enumerated as a laborer in a Nuts Works in 1910 and a laborer in outside work in 1920.
(e) Elizabeth Kase, born circa 1873.
(f) William J. Kase; born circa 1879; married Bertha [?]; born circa 1882 in Pennsylvania. In 1930, William and Bertha, no children, were living in Milton, Northumberland County, where William was listed as a merchant in a cigar store.
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| John P. Hudson Kase (enumerated as Hudson in all federal censuses); born January 1840 in Pennsylvania; married (first) Clarissa C. Weaver; born 1845; died 1882; married (second) Dora A. Wolfe; born December 1854; died 1918. In 1880, Hudson and Katherine (this would be Clarissa C.) and family were living in Rush Township, Northumberland County, where Hudson was enumerated as an agent. In 1900 and 1910, Hudson, Dora and children were living in Gearhart Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, where Hudson was enumerated as a coal merchant in 1900 and as a merchant of a general store in 1910.848
Children of Hudson and first wife Clarissa (Weaver) Kase known from the federal censuses::
(a) May Kase, born circa 1874.
(b) [-?-] Kase (daughter), born circa 1878
(c) John P. Kase; born December 1879; listed as single and a teamster in 1900.
Children of Hudson and second wife Dora (Wolfe) Kase reported in the federal censuses:
(d) Leah J. Kase; born November 1889.
(e) William Wolf Kase; born February 1892; married Kathryn [?]; born circa 1893 in Pennsylvania. The family was in Danville, Montour County, Pennsylvania, in 1920, where William was enumerated as a laborer in a foundry. William's World War I and World War II draft registration cards also indicate the family lived in Danville at least into the 1940's; where Willilam was working for a manufacturing and engineering corporation.
Child of William and Kathryn Kase known from the 1920 federal census:
(i) Harriet Kase; born circa 1914 in Pennsylvania.
(f) Ruth J. Kase; born August 1894.
(g) Catherine M. Kase; born October 1897.
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| Thomas H. Benton Kase; born January1845; died 1876. Also in William H. Kase's household in 1850 was William H.'s father, William Kase, born circa 1771 in New Jersey. In Banham Kase's household in 1850, there was an Anne Kase, born circa 1776 in New Jersey.849
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