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Friday, November 22, 2013

Fire Lands of Ohio Pioneers

The Fire Lands or Sufferers' Lands tract was located at the western end of the Connecticut Western Reserve in what is now Ohio. It took the name "Fire Lands" because it was intended as restitution for residents of the Connecticut towns of Danbury, Fairfield, Greenwich, Groton, New Haven, New London, Norwalk and Ridgefield who had lost their homes in 1779 and 1781 due to fires set by British forces during the American Revolutionary War.

In 1792, for the Connecticut "Sufferers," the Connecticut legislature set aside 500,000 acres at the western end of the Western Reserve, consisting of nearly all of the present-day counties of Huron County and Erie County, as well as Danbury Township (Marblehead Peninsula), much of Catawba Island Township (now in Ottawa County, OH) and Ruggles Township (now in Ashland County, OH).

However, very few of the original "Sufferers" ever settled in the Firelands because land-speculators purchased almost all of the original claims for re-sale. On 15 April 1803, the Sufferers, or their heirs, legal agents and purchasers of their deeds formed a corporation to manage the lands to which they were entitled in the newly formed state of Ohio.[1]

The land was later divided into 30 five-mile square survey townships, which were further subdivided into 120 quarters, each containing 4,000 acres. (Note: Although the standard for U.S. survey townships in the Northwest Territory was six-miles square at that time, the older standard for survey townships in the Western Reserve was employed.)

Some of the original townships in the Firelands were named for locations in Connecticut; and some were originally named for the land-speculators who had purchased them. But in some cases, the pioneer settlers took a dislike to these speculators and so changed their township names. Later, after the War of 1812, when villages began to be established here, many of these villages were also named for Connecticut villages.

In 1811, Huron County encompassed the entire Firelands and also included a portion of later Lorain County.  Until 1837, all of the "Fire Lands" would lie within--and therefore co-exist with--Huron County. A drawing was held to determine the land received by each individual.

Below is a list of the members of the Firelands Historical Society of 1865 and 1866. The original lists were published in the Fire Lands Pioneer in March 1865 (pages 84-92) and June 1866 (pages 94-95).

In addition to the below info, the original lists also show (in many cases) the year in which each member settled in the Firelands, as well as their current residence as of 1865-66, regardless whether their birth year or birth place was not reported (therefore blank info below).

An asterisk denoted that the person was already deceased as of either 1865 or 1866.

Original spellings have been retained.

ADAMS, H. R. [b. 1802]; b. Montville, Ct., 1802.
ADAMS, Geo. Q. [b. 1805]; b. Adams, N. Y., April, 9, 1805,
ADAMS, Henry, [b. 1790]; b. Vermont, Oct. 1790,
ADAMS, John F. [b. 1777]; b. Vermont, 1777,
ADAMS, Philo * [b. 1786]; b. Vermont, Dec. 12, 1786,
ALLEN, William C. [b. 1831]; b. Ulysses, N. Y., Nov. 5, 1831,
ALLING, Pruden [b. 1808]; b. Ballston Spa, N.Y., Nov. 8, '08
AMSDEN, T. G. [b. 1797]; b. Seneca, Ontario Co., N.Y., 1797.
ANDERSON, Geo. J. [b. 1827]; b. Sandusky, O., 1827,
ANDREWS, W. B. [b. ];
ANDREWS, Ebenezer* [b. 1795]; b. Greens-Farm, Ct., Apr. 30, '95,
ANDREWS, Mrs. R. H. [b. ];
ARMSTRONG, S. L. [b. 1838]; b. Norwalk, O., Oct. 17, 1838.
ARNOLD, A. F. [b. 1826]; b. Ballstown, N. Y., May 19, '26
ATHERTON, Samuel [b. 1810]; b. Mass., Nov. 17, 1810,
ATWATER, C. W. * [b. 1800]; b. Milford, Ct., Dec. 13, 1800,
ATWATER, Jeremiah [b. 1830]; b. New York, 1830,
ATWATER, Mary J. [b. 1830]; b. Margaretta, 1830,
AUSTIN, E. L. [b. 1820]; b. Worthington, Mass.,1820.
AUSTIN, Lyman [b. 1815]; b. Windsor,Vt., Mar. 19, '15,
AVERY, Luther [b. 1819]; b. Groton, Ct. , April 30, 1819

BABCOCK, Smith [b. ];
BADGER, J. F.* [b. ];
BAKER, Geo. G. [b. 1798]; b. Montville, Ct., Dec. 19, 1798,
BAKER, Margaret W.* [b. ];
BAKER, Theodore [b. 1801]; b. Goshen, Mass., 1801,
BAKER, Timothy [b. 1787]; b. Northampton, Mass.. 1787,
BAKER, Daniel A. [b. 1810]; b. Montville, Ct., Sept. 6, 1810,
BARD, Electa E. [b. 1810]; b. Manchester, Conn., 1810,
BARKER, Mrs. D. G. [b. ];
BARKER, D. G. [b. 1802]; b. Temple, N. H., Mar. 17, '02,
BARKER, Zenas W. [b. 1791]; b. Lebanon, N. Y., 1791,
BARNES, Hiram [b. 1820]; b. Madison Co., O., Feb. 1820,
BARNEY, George [b. 1814]; b. Fort Ann, N. Y., 1814,
BARNUM, E. M. [b. 1794]; b. Danbury, Ct.,. Oct. 29, 1794,
BARNUM, Mrs. Betsey [b. 1798]; b. Danbury, Ct., March, 1, 1798,
BARRETT, Eliada [b. 1822]; b. Webster, N. Y., Feb. 25, 1822,
BARTOW, Alvin T. [b. ];
BASCOM, Dennison [b. 1805]; b. Manlius, N. Y., July 25, 1805,
BASCOM, Lydia [b. 1808]; b. Trumbull, O., Dec. 5, 1808,
BEALS, Charles W. [b. 1816 ]; b. Floyd, N. Y., Sept 1, 1816,
BEARDSLEY, Clement [b. 1807 ]; b. Genoa, N. Y., June 30, 1807,
BECKLEY, E. L. [b. ];
BECKWITH, A. C. [b. ]; Elstead, Cheshire Co., N.H.
BEEBE, George [b. 1807]; b. W. Stockbridge, Feb. 8, 1807,
BEEBE, Semantha* [b. 1809]; b. Cincinnatus, N.Y., Dec. 10, 1809
BEEBE, G.S. [b. 1802]; b. Solon. N. Y., May 2, 1802,
BEECHER, Horace [b. 1828]; b. Bridgeport, Ct., Nov. 28, 1828,
BEERS, N. [b. ];
BEMISS, Elijah [b. 1797]; b. Massachusetts, 1797,
BENEDICT, Platt [b. 1775]; b. Danbury, Ct., Mar. 18, 1775,
BENNITT, J. H. [b. 1800]; b. Steuben Co. N. Y. Apr. 23, 1800,
BENSON, Benjamin [b. 1788]; b. N. Y. City, May 16, 1788,
BENSON, Leonard [b. 1800]; b. Marcellus, N. Y., Apr. 12, 1800,
BENTLEY, Herrick P. [b. 1829]; b. Florence, O., June 13, 1829,
BERNARD, Calvin [b. 1805]; b. Massachusetts, 1805,
BETTS, Alfred [b. ];
BEVIER, Abram. [b. 1818]; b. Brown Co., N.Y., May 3, 1818.
BLACKMAN, Joel [b. 1801]; b. Chenango co., [NY], Mar. 13, 1801,
BLY, Rouse [b. 1793]; b. Herkimer Co. N. Y. , July  '93,
BOALT, C. L. [b. 1803]; b. NorwaIk, Ct. Nov. 25, 1803,
BODINE, Angeline. [b. 1825]; b. Auburn, N. Y., Feb. 27, 1825,
BODINE, Cornelius. [b. 1817]; b. Sempronius, N.Y., Nov. 1817,
BODWELL, L. M. [b. 1803]; b. Ridgefield, Ct., Sept. 11, '03,
BOUGHTON, Derwin [b. 1826]; b. Eaton, Lorain Co., 1826,
BOWEN, W. T. [b. ];
BOWEN, Pearse [b. 1815]; b. Cayuga Co. N.Y., Sept. 4, 1815,
BRADSHAW, Wm. [b. 1819]; b. Pennsylvania, 1819,
BRADY, David J. [b. 1816]; b. Cayuga Co., N. Y., Aug. 5, 1816,
BRAINARD, John. [b. ];
BRAINERD, Asa Rev. [b. ];
BRANCH, Walter [b. 1792]; b. Meredith, N.Y., Jan. 21, 1792,
BRECKENRIDGE, H. C. [b. 1832]; b. Vermont, April, 14, 1832,
BRECKENRIDGE, Jas. [b. 1791]; b. Charlotte, Vt., Dec. 15, 1791,
BREWBAKER, Andrew [b. ];
BRIGGS, Alexander [b. 1818]; b. Barnard, Vt., Feb. 5, 1818,
BRIGGS, B.C. [b. 1815]; b. Barnard, Vt., 1815,
BRIGGS, David W. * [b. ]; Massachusetts.
BRIGGS, Mrs. Alzina [b. ]; Cayuga, Co. N. Y.
BRIGHTMAN, A. [b. 1818]; b. New York, 1818,
BRONSON, Lorenzo W. [b. ];
BRONSON, S. A. [b. 1807]; b. Waterbury, Conn., 1807,
BROOKS, D. C. [b. 1810]; b. Pompey, N. Y., Feb. 26, 1810,
BROWN, Collins A. [b. 1785]; b. Conn., Aug. 10, 1785,
BROWN, D. F. [b. 1826]; b. Auburn, O., April 13, 1826,
BROWN, Edwin H. [b. 1822]; b. Fairfield, Sept. 18, 1822,
BROWN, Eunice [b. 1788]; b. Cortright, N. Y., June 22, 1788,
BROWN, J. M. [b. ];
BROWN, Leonard [b. ];
BROWN, Orlando [b. 1813]; b. Connecticut, 1813,
BROWN, Sarah [b. 1829]; b. Norwalk, Aug. 12, 1829
BRUNDAGE, Z. [b. 1819]; b. Danby, N. Y. 1819,
BUCK, A. P. [b. ];
BUCK, Daniel [b. 1817]; b. Pena, 1817,
BUCK, Dwight [b. 1806]; b. Geauga Co., [OH], 1806,
BUNCE, Mrs. Olivia J. [b. ];
BUNCE, C. J. [b. 1821]; b. Woodbury, Ct., May 17, 1821,
BURDUE, Nathaniel [b. 1810]; b. Hanover, Pa., Mar. 2, 1810,
BURNHAM, Ellsworth [b. 1800]; b. Hebron, Ct., 1800,
BURNHAM, Maria [b. 1806]; b. Tolland, Ct., 1806,
BURNS, Rev. A. [b. ];

CABLE, John [b. ];
CABLE, Owen A. [b. 1813]; b. Ridgeville, 1813.
CAMPBELL, J. K. [b. ];
CAMPBELL, Jas. M. [b. 1812]; b. Genoa, N. Y., Nov. 15, 1812.
CARPENTER, Amelia [b. 1838]; b. Bloomingville, 1838,
CARPENTER, Catherine [b. 1807]; b. Hadley, N. Y. 1807,
CARTER, John [b. ];
CARVER, A.R. [b. 1802]; b. New York, 1802.
CHAMBERLAIN, J.D. [b. 1823]; b. New Jersey, 1823.
CHANDLER, J. S. [b. ];
CHAPIN, Samuel D. [b. ]; Somers, Tolland Co., Ct.
CHAPIN, Henry [b. 1781]; b. Hatfield, Mass., Oct. 25, 1781,
CHASE, Mrs. L.U. [b. ];
CHASE, Mrs. L. W. [b. ];
CHERRY, Berrilla [b. ];
CHERRY, John [b. 1798]; b. Genoa, N. Y., March 20, 1798,
CHERRY, Louisa B. [b. 1823]; b. Penfield, N.Y., April 15, 1823.
CHERRY, William* [b. 1793]; b. Elizabethtown, N. J. Oct. 20, '93.
CHOAT, C. B. [b. ];
CLAPP, Dean. [b. 1805]; b. Barnard, Vt., Jan. 15, 1805.
CLARK, Amos [b. 1801]; b. Waterbury, Ct. Dec. 3,1801,
CLARK, Philothe [b. 1800]; b. Ontario Co., N.Y., 1800.
CLOSE, Rev. N. J. [b. ];
COCHRAN, Charles [b. 1816]; b. New Boston, N. H., 1816,
COE, Julius S. [b. 1819]; b. New Haven, O., May 27, 1819,
COIT, A. J. [b. 1821]; b. New London, Ct., 1821.
COIT, Emily A. [b. ]; Chenango, New York.
COLE, Hannah [b. 1804]; b. N. Jersey, Dec. 20, 1804.
COLE, Jacob [b. ]; Carmel, Putnam, co., N.Y.
COLE, Julia A. [b. ];
COLE, Manley K. [b. ];
COLE, Jeremiah [b. 1795]; b. Galway, N. Y., Nov. l0, 1795
COLE, Minor [b. 1803]; b. Fairfield, N.Y., July 26, 1803.
COLEMAN, Betsey [b. 1830]; b. New London, 1830.
COLLINS, Jas. D. [b. 1815]; b. New York, 1815.
CONGER, Enoch Rev., [b. 1792]; b. Bethlehem, N.Y., Feb. 15, 1792,
CONGER, Ester (WEST) [b. 1796]; b. Granville, N. Y. Sept. 4, 1796,
CONVERSE, Charles [b. 1814]; b. New Braintree, Mass. 1814,
CONVERSE, Hannah S. [b. 1827]; b. Danbury, Conn. 1827,
CONVERSE, W. F. [b. 1818]; b. New Braintree, Mass. 1818,
COOK, Wyatt. [b. 1794]; b. Rutland Co., Vt., Feb. 3, 1794.
COOKE, Eleutheros* [b. 1787]; b. Granville, N. Y., Dec. 25, 1787.
COOKE, Mrs. G. A. [b. ];
COOKE, Henry D. [b. 1825]; b. Portland, O., Nov. 23, 1825,
COVILL, Wm. R. [b. ];
CRANE, William H. [b. 1813]; b. N. Haven Co., Ct., May 13, '13
CRAWFORD, Joseph* [b. ];
CUDDEBACH, Jas. J. [b. 1806]; b. Marcellus, N.Y., Jan. 13, 1806.
CULP, Mrs. C. [b. 1790]; b. Maryland, Feb. 1790.
CURTISS, Mrs. J. [b. ];
CURTISS, Norman. [b. 1821]; b. New Haven, [CT], May 12, 1821.
CURTISS, J. C. [b. 1803]; b. Paris, N.Y. June 7, 1803,
CURTISS, J.C. Jr. [b. 1827]; b. Norwalk, [CT], Dec. 31, 1827.

DANFORTH, Robert S. [b. 1828]; b. Bronson, Oh., Oct. 22, 1828.
DANIELS, George O. [b. 1825]; b. Milan, Ohio, 1825.
DARLING, J. M. [b. 1822]; b. New Haven, Ohio, 1822.
DAVIS, Bartlett [b. 1815]; b. Palmer, Mass., May 14, 1815.
DAVIS, Mrs. M.A. [b. 1824]; b. Owasco, N. Y., Nov. 10, 1824.
DECKER, Simon [b. 1828]; b. Cayuga Co., N. Y., Aug. 23, '28.
DEWEY, John F. [b. 1817]; b. Great Barrington, [CT], Apr. 27, 1817.
DEWITT, James [b. ];
DEWITT, W. L. . [b. 1827]; b. Niles, N. Y., June 3, 1827.
DIMICK, W. B. [b. ];
DOLE, D. [b. 1802]; b. Franklin Co., Mass., Sep.1802.
DOLE, Orrin [b. 1806]; b. Massachusetts, 1806.
DRAKE, Fred. D. [b. ]; Spencer, N.Y.
DRENNAN, Wm. W. [b. 1820]; b. Canton, Stark Co., O., 1820.

EASTON, Jas. D. [b. 1816]; b. Gorham, N. Y., 1816.
EASTON, Mrs. Sarah [b. 1794]; b. Litchfield, N.Y., June, 3, '94
EATON, A. C. [b. ];
EATON, A. F. [b. ];
EATON, Silva [b. ];
EDDY, Caroline [b. 1819]; b. Euclid, O., 1819.
EDDY, Joseph [b. 1815]; b. Chatham, Ct., 1815.
ELLS, A. G. [b. 1803]; b. N. Haven, Ct., Oct., 1803.
ELLS, Roswell [b. 1813]; b. Harper's Field, Dec. 26, 1813
ELLSWORTH, R. B. [b. ];

FARR, Lizzie H. [b. 1823]; b. Bath, N. Y., June 18, 1823.
FAY, Appollos* [b. 1798]; b. Barnard, Vt., March 28, 1798.
FELT, Amos [b. 1796]; b. Cavendish, Vt,. April 19, 1796,
FELT, Sophia [b. 1805]; b. DeRuyter, N.Y., March 4, 1805.
FISH, Geo. A. [b. 1814]; b. Augusta, N. Y., 1814.
FISH, Mrs. C.D. [b.1818]; Scipio, N.Y., 1818,
FITCH, O. H. [b. 1815]; b. Salem, Conn., 1815,
FOOT, Samuel [b. 1798]; b. Montgomery Co, N. Y., 1798.
FOOTE, Walter [b. 1799]; b. Sheffield, Mass., Dec. 29, 1799,
FOWLER, Harvey [b. 1797]; b. Westfield, Mass., 1797.
FOWLER, Isaac [b. 1805]; b. N. Guilford, Ct., 1805.
FOWLER, J. N. [b. ]; [of Berlin; came to “Avery” 1810]
FOWLER, Josiah [b. 1800]; b. Westfield, Mass., 1800.
FRENCH, Joseph [b. 1808]; b. Southbury, Ct. Oct. 18, 1808,
FULLER, Levi. [b. ];
FULTON, J. D. [b. ];

GAGE, Albert [b. 1825]; b. Onondaga Co., N. Y., 1825,
GALE, A. H. [b. 1817]; b. Vermont, 1817,
GALE, Mrs. A. H. [b. 1830]; b. Greenfield, Huron Co., O., 1830,
GARDNER, Richard [b. 1795]; b. Stephentown, N. Y., June 17, 1795,
GARNER, Elizabeth [b. 1811]; b. Lock, N. Y., May 19, 1811,
GARNER, W. N. [b. 1809 ]; b. N. Lisbon, Ct., Dec. 26, 1809,
GATES, S. W. [b. ];
GAULT, Samuel [b. 1811]; b. Cross Creek, Pa., Feb. 9, 1811,
GIBBS, E. F. [b. ];
GIBBS, Elon G. [b. 1819]; b. Northampton N. Y., May 20, 1819
GILBERT, Rodolphus [b. ];
GILSON, A. B. [b. 1828]; b. Norwich, O., April 23, 1828,
GILSON, E.W. [b. 1823]; b. Norwich, O., Jan. 16, 1823,
GILSON, Nabby [b. 1790]; b. Massachusetts, 1790,
GILSON, Naum* [b. 1793]; b. Springfield, Vt., 1793,
GILSON, Sally [b. 1792]; b. Massachusetts, 1792,
GOLDING, John [b. 1800]; b. W. Chester Co., N.Y., June 18, 1800
GOODRICH, George [b. 1799]; b. Simsbury, Ct., June 22, 1799,
GORTON, Richard [b. ];
GRAHAM, Geo. G.. [b. 1802]; b. Pennsylvania, 1802,
GREEN, James [b. 1812]; b. Auburn, N. Y. Oct. 25, 1812,
GREEN, Mared [b. 1811]; b. Glastenburg, Conn., 1811,
GREENFIELD, Abby [b. 1782]; b. Warren, R. I. March. 30, 1782,
GRIFFIN, Henry [b. 1789]; b. Bedford Co. N. Y., Jan. 29, 1789,
GURLEY, N. J. [b. 1817]; b. Westmoreland Co., Pa. 1817,
GURLEY, Wm.D. [b. 1811]; b. Norwich, Conn., 1811,

HALL, Rev. F. P. [b. ];
HALL, L. S. [b. 1821]; b. Brimfield, O., Mar. 25, 1821,
HALLADAY, Horace [b. 1797]; b. Marlboro, Vt., Oct. 12, 1797,
HAMILTON, Daniel [b. ];
HAMILTON, John [b. 1804]; b. Granville, N.Y., June 30, 1804.
HANFORD, J. E. [b. 1805]; b. Wilton, Ct., Dec. 2, 1805,
HARDY, Ephraim [b. 1786]; b. Bradford, Mass., Sept. 10, 1786,
HARDY, Walter B. [b. 1825]; b. Sempronius, N.Y. Dec. 2, '25,
HARKNESS, L. G. [b. 1801]; b. Salem, Wash'n Co., N.Y. 1801.
HARPER, Rice [b. 1803]; b. Unionville, O.,1803,
HARRIS, Thos. [b. ];
HARRISON, Ruth A. [b. ];
HARTSHORN, Wyatt [b. ];
HARTUPE, Cordelia. [b. ];
HARTUPE, G. H. [b. ];
HARVA, Rachel [b. ];
HASKELL, Mrs. J. [b. 1821]; b. Harbor Creek, Pa., 1821.
HAWLEY, Uriah [b. 178 ]; b. Derby, Ct., July 30, 1787.
HEMINGWAY, Charles [b. 1830]; b. Florida, Mass., 1830
HEMINGWAY, T. B. [b. 1826]; b. Florida, Mass., 1826,
HERRICK, C. S. [b. 1826]; b. Bronson, O., Feb. 6, 1826,
HERRICK, E. W. [b. 1799]; b. Charlestown, N.Y. Jan. 21, '99
HESTER, John S. [b. 1810]; b. Columbiana Co., O., 1810,
HESTER, Martin [b. 1787]; b. Green Co., Pa., 1787,
HESTER, Martin M. [b. 1822]; b. Orange, Ashland Co., [OH], 1822,
HILBISH, John. [b. 1828]; b. Freeburg, Union Co., Pa. 1828.
HILL, E. P. [b. ]; Tioga Co., Penn.,
HILL, G. S. [b. 1821]; b. Berlin, Erie Co,. O., 1821,
HILL, Noah* [b. 1784]; b. Guilford. Ct., 1784,
HOECK, Hervey [b. ];
HOLLISTER, Ashley [b. ];
HOLLOWAY, Ira [b. 1812]; b. Covert, N.Y., Sept. 15, 1812,
HOLTON, Susan S. [b. ];
HOPKINS, Lamira C. [b. 1823]; b. Cambridge, Vt., 1823,
HOPKINS, Moses B. [b. 1820]; b. Clarksfield, Oh., Jan. 16, 1820,
HOSKINS, Charles [b. 1817]; b. Ontario Co., N. Y. 1817,
HOUGH, John [b. ];
HOUSE, Julius [b. 1786]; b. Connecticut, Sept. 30, 1786,
HOUSE, Lindsey [b. 1810]; b. Connecticut, March 23, 1810,
HOWARD, William [b. ];
HOWE, N. G. [b. ];
HOYT, Mrs. A. B. [b. ];
HOYT, A.B. [b. 1802]; b. Danbury. Ct., Nov. 4, 1802,
HOYT, Ichabod B. [b. 1827]; b. Owasco. N.Y., Mar. 31, 1827,
HOYT, J  [b. 1782]; b. Norwalk, Ct., July 8, 1782,
HOYT, W. B. [b. ];
HUBBARD, E. A. [b. 1797]; b. Hadley, Mass., 1797,
HUBBELL, Charles [b. 1787]; b. Charlotte, Vt., May 28, 1787,
HUBBELL, Rebecca S. [b. 1795]; b. Borough, Mass., Dec. 26, '95,
HUBBELL, Deodatus* [b. ]; Lanesborough, Mass.,
HULL, J. L. [b. 1822]; b. Pennsylvania, 1822,
HUNT, Hiel [b. ]; Vermont,
HUNTINGTON, A. [b. 1798]; b. Tolland, Ct., 1798,
HURLBUT, Robert W. [b. 1783]; b. Roxbury, Ct., March 22, 1783,
HUSTED, E. E. [b. 1805]; b. Danbury, Ct., Dec. 13, 1805,
HUYCK, William [b. 1804]; b. Tompkins, N.Y., Dec. 1, 1804,

INGHAM, S. R. [b. ];

JACKMAN, Sarah F. [b. ];
JACKSON, C. H. [b. 1816]; b. Palmer, Mass., Dec. 12, 1816,
JACKSON, Charles [b. 1822]; b. Lafayette, N.Y.. Mar. 18, 1822,
JACKSON, Martha [b. 1813]; b. Monson, Mass., Dec. 17, 1813,
JACKSON, Tower [b. ]; Vermont,
JAMES, Thomas [b. ];
JARRETT, Henry [b. ];
JENNEY, Obediah, [b. 1794]; b. New Bedford, Mass., Apr. 26, '94,
JENNINGS, Emeline [b. 1804]; b. N. Y. City, July 1, 1804,
JENNINGS, Lorinda [b. 1812]; b. Canada, 1812,
JENNINGS, R. J. [b. ];
JENNINGS, Seth [b. 1795 ]; b. Norwalk, Ct., March 30, 1795,
JOHNSON, Luther [b. ];
JOHNSON, R. C. [b. 1832]; b. Monmouth, N. J., Aug. 31, 1832,
JONES, Levi H. [b. ];
JONES, M. O. [b. ];
JONES, Amos [b. 1805]; b. Otsego Co., N. Y., July 1805,
JONES, Henry C. [b. 1788]; b. Montgomery Co., Md., 1788.
JONES, Mrs. Pelina [b. 1790]; b. Hatfield, Mass., 1790,
JORDAN, Mrs. T. M. [b. 1839 ]; b. Townsend, O., May 28, 1839,

KEELER, Ami [b. 1797]; b. New Canaan, Ct., May 7, 1797,
KEELER, Eri [b. 1799]; b. New Canaan, Ct., June 5, 1799,
KEELER, Lewis [b. 1794]; b. New Canaan, Ct., June 1, 1794,
KELLOGG, A. F. [b. 1818]; b. Bronson, [OH], 1818,
KELLOGG, Martin [b. 1786]; b. Bethel, Vt., Sept. 21, 1786,
KELLOGG, Polly [b. 1787 ; b. Barnard, Vt., July 12, 1787,
KELLOGG, S. O. [b. ];
KENNAN, Jairus [b. 1813]; b. Moira, N. Y., April 24, 1813,
KENNAN, John [b. 1803]; b. Waterbury, Vt., Mar. 7, 1803,
KENNEDY, Rev. W. S.* [b. ];
KILBURN, L. [b. 1825]; b. Sterling, Mass. Oct. 4, 1825,
KING, Parmelia. [b. ],
KING, W. H. [b. 1809]; b. Burtsville, R.I., 1809.
KING, Joseph [b. 1825]; b. Florence, 1825,
KINGSBURY, Jesse [b. 1818]; b. New York, May 30, 1818,
KNIGHT, George A. [b. 1810]; b. Boston, Mass.,1810,
KNIGHT, J. S. R. [b. ];
KNIGHT, Louisa B. [b. ];

LABARRIE, John E, [b. ];
LAMPMAN, D. [b. ];
LANE, Ebenezer [b. 1793]; b. Northampton, Mass., 1793.
LAWRENCE, Wilder [b. 1812]; b. Westford, Vt., 1812.
LAWRENCE, Miner [b. 1803]; b. South Salem, N.Y., Mch  8, '03,
LAYLIN, John [b. 1791 ]; b. W. Moreland, N.Y, May 22, 1791,
LEE, Edward [b. 1813 ]; b. Sempronius, N.Y., Aug. 21, 1813
LEE, Sulley [b. 1816 ]; b. Colchester, Vt., Aug. 16, 1816
LEWIS, Deborah S. [b. ];
LEWIS, Rev. C. F. [b. 1818 ]; b. Norwalk, Ohio, June 12, 1818
LEWIS, S. B. [b. 1790 ]; b. New Rochelle, N. Y., 1790.
LEWIS, Samuel [b. 1823 ]; b. Norwalk, O., 1823,
LINDSLEY, S.D. [b. 1838 ]; b. Perkins, [Oh.], Sept. 6, 1838,
LINDSLEY, Mrs. M. [b. 1803 ]; b. Glastenbury, Conn., 1803,
LINDSLEY, W. D. [b. 1812 ]; b. New Haven, Ct., Dec. 25, 1812
LIPSETT, Michael [b. ];
LUM, H. B. [b. ]; Braintrim, Pa.,
LUM, Mrs. L. A.. [b. ]; Skinner, Eddey Co., Pa.,
LUTHER, E. H. [b. ];
LYTLE, I. A. [b. ];

MANLEY, Alpheus [b. 1809]; b. Vermont, 1809.
MANLEY, Edmond [b. 1838]; b. Deerfield, N.Y., 1838.
MANVIL, Chester [b. 1810]; b. Wallingford,Ct., Nov. 13, 1810
MARKS, Edward [b. ];
MARTIN, Wm. [b. 1829]; b. Rochester, N. Y., 1829.
MCCARTNEY, Wm. [b. ];
MCCLINE, Mary B. [b. ];
MCCORD, J. D. [b. 1832]; b. Bethel, Bond Co., Ill., Oct. 1832
MCDONALD, Samuel B. [b. 1809]; b. Cheshire, Ct., June 4, 1809.
McKELVEY, Electa [b. 1818]; b. Brantford, Up. Can., May 4, 1818
MCKELVEY, John [b. 1835]; b. Plymouth, Ohio, 1835.
MCKELVEY, Mary [b. 1841 ]; b. Hancock Co., Oh., 1841.
MCKELVEY, Wm. [b. 1790 ]; b. Westmoreland Co., Pa., 1790
MCKIM, James. [b. 1792 ]; b. Cumberland Co., N. J., 1792.
MCMILLEN, Hiram [b. 1808]; b. Pompey, N. Y., 1808.
MCMILLEN, Wm. [b. ];
MCMILLEN, Henry. [b. ];
MCMILLEN, Mrs. H. [b. ];
MEAD, Charles H. [b. 1843]; b. Bronson, [OH], June 14, 1843.
MEAD, Joel E.. [b. 1817]; b. South East N. Y., 1817.
MEAD, Marcus E. [b. 1821]; b. New York City, 1821.
MEAD, Mary c. [b. 1818]; b. New York, 1818.
MEAD, Mary L. [b. 1841]; b. Norwalk, [CT], May 4,1841.
MEAD, Paul B. [b. 1816]; b. Genoa N.Y., 1816.
MEARS, John [b. ];
MERRIFIELD, Huldah [b. ]; New York.
MERRIFIELD, O. S. [b. 1828]; b. New London, [CT] Nov. 26, 1828.
MERRIFIELD, S. L. [b. 1836]; b. Ruggles, Feb. 28, 1836.
MERRY, Ebenezer O. [b. 1809]; b. Mentor, Ohio, Feb. 14, 1809.
MERRY, Charlotte. [b. 1780]; b. Tinmouth, Vt., Aug. 17, 1780.
MESNARD, Eri [b. 1798]; b. Norwalk, Ct., Oct. l6, 1798.
MILES, H.B. [b. ];
MILES, Mrs. L. B. [b. ];
MILLER, Harriet L. [b. ];
MILLER, John [b. 1822]; b. Hinsdale, N.H., March 26, 1822
MILLER, John G. Jr.* [b. ];
MILLER, Mrs. E. [b. ];
MILLS, Nathaniel [b. ];
MINER, Asel [b. 1822 ]; b. New London, April, 1822.
MINER, Samuel [b. ];
MINGUS, J. E. [b. 1813]; b. Fayette, N. Y., Sept. 19, 1813.
MINGUS, Lydia Y. [b. 1820]; b. Daryter, N. Y., Jan. 20, 1820.
MINKLER, Edgar. [b. ];
MITCHELL, Geo. Oren [b. ];
MITCHELL, Wm. [b. 1799]; b. New York, Jan. 1, 1799.
MOORE, David. [b. 1809]; b. Lehigh Co., Pa., Feb. l, 1809.
MOORE, John. [b. 1792]; b. Long Island, Sept. 1792.
MOREV, Ephraim B. [b. 1798]; b. Stonington, Ct., July 11, 1798.
MOREY, George [b. 1828]; b. Lisbon, Ct., Aug. 10, 1828.
MORFOOT, Robert [b. 1802]; b. Maryland, June 19, 1802.
MORGAN, Fred. W. [b. ];
MORSE, R. [b. ];
MOULTON, H. S. [b. ];
MUNROE, N. C. [b. ];
MURRAY, Nelson [b. 1821]; b. Lyme, [CT], March 13, 1821.

NEROMAN, Charles E [b. 1820]; b. Greenville, N. Y., June 6, 1820
NEWBERRY, Celia [b. 1812]; b. Mulbury, Vt., Dec. 13, 1812.
NEWTON, Rev. Alfred [b. 1803]; b. Colchester, Ct., Nov. 11, 1803
NILES, D. H.* [b. 1796]; b. Leyden, Mass., 1796,
NILES, John H. [b. 1809]; b. Halifax, Vt., 1809.
NIMS, Joel B. [b. 1815]; b. Shelburn, Mass., 1815.
NIMS, Worthington. [b. 1801]; b. Shelburn, Mass., 1801.
NIVER, C. B. [b. 1807]; b. Orange Co.. N. Y., 1807.
NIVER, Mrs. P. D. [b. 1811]; b. Tompkins Co., N. Y., 1811.
NOBLES, L. H. [b. 1818]; b. Oswego, N.Y. 1818.
NYE, A. [b. 1805]; b. Vermont, Jan. 14,1805.
NYE, M. P. [b. 1805]; b. Vermont, June 14, 1805,

OMIG, John. [b. 1806]; b. Schuyler Co., Pa., May 1806.
OSBORN, Ebenezer [b. 1801]; b. Windham, N. Y., Dec. 13, 1801
OSBORN, M.W. [b. 1825]; b. Berlin, O., Feb. 10, 1825,
OTIS, F. R. [b. ];

PALMER, Saml. C. [b. ];
PALMER, Rundle [b. 1786]; b. Greenwich, Ct., 1786,
PARISH, B. F. [b. ];
PARISH, F. D. [b. 1796]; b. Naples, N.Y., 1796,
PARISH, William [b. 1787]; b. Dunbarton, N. H., June 17, '87,
PARKER, E. C. [b. 1799]; b. Brutus, N.Y., July 14, 1799,
PARKER, Geo. V. H. [b. ];
PARKER, Jane [b. 1806]; b. Owasco, N.Y., Feb. 1, 1806,
PARKER, Seth C. [b. 1802]; b. Brutus, N.Y., July 7, 1802,
PARSONS, E. C. [b. 1816]; b. Shurburn, N. Y., Jan. 12, 1816,
PATCHEN, A.` [b. ];
PATTERSON, Geo. S. [b. ];
PEASE, David H. [b. 1826]; b. Somers, Ct., Nov. 9, 1826,
PECK, Philemon R. [b. 1809]; b. Monkston, N.Y., Nov. 12, 1809
PELTON, Allen. [b. ];
PERRY, R. C. [b. ];
PERRY, R.C. [b. ];
PHILIPS, Eunice C. [b. ]; Tolland, Ct.,
PHILIPS, Xenophon [b. ]; Lima, New York,
PHILIPS, Zalmuna [b. ]; Roxbury, Mass.,
PIERCE, A. P.* [b. 1783]; b. Southbury, Ct., April 19, 1783,
PIERCE, Mrs. Polly [b. 1798]; b. April 1, 1798,
PIERCE, Amos [b. 1786]; b. Southbury, Ct., July 6, 1786,
PLATT, Abigail [b. 1806]; b. Gorham, N.Y. Jan. 11, 1806,
PLATT, Levi [b. 1795]; b. Huntington, Ct., Dec. 2, 1795,
POLLOCK, Wm. W [b. ];
POST, A. G. [b. 1796]; b. Durham, N.Y. May 20, 1796,
PRESTON, C.A. [b. 1816]; b. Nashua, N. H., Jan. 22, 1816,
PROUT, A. W. [b. 1811]; b. Truxton, N.Y., March 31, 1811,
PROUT, Mary E. [b. 1818]; b. New Haven, [CT], 1818,
PULVER, Martin [b. 1804]; b. Copake, N.Y., Nov. 27, 1804,

RADCLIFF, C. C. [b. ];
RADCLIFF, W. K. [b. ];
RANSOM, C. H. [b. ];
RANSOM, Isaac [b. 1814]; b. Tolland Co., Conn., 1814,
RASH, Livey [b. 1796]; b. Massachusetts, 1796,
RAWSON, J. M. [b. 1812]; b. Wardsboro, Vt., July 17, 1812,
RAYMOND, Alanson [b. 1791]; b. Connecticut, Nov. 23, 1791,
RAYMOND, James [b. ];
READ, A. N. Dr. [b. 1816]; b. Tyringham, Mass. Sept. 16, '16,
REDING, Loyal [b. 1810]; b. Monkton, Vt., May 21, 1810,
REED, F. D. [b. 1812]; b. Greenfield, April 25, 1812,
REED, Samuel H. [b. 1802]; b. Middletown, N.Y. June 15,'02,
REYNOLDS, Isaac T. [b. 1805]; b. Newburg, N.Y. 1805,
RICHARDS, John N. [b. 1814 ; b. Herkimer Co., N.Y. 1814,
ROCKWELL, D. S. [b. ];
ROGERS, R. H. [b. ];
ROGERS, Stephen [b. ];
ROGERS, Wm. [b. ];
ROOKS, Ezekiel. [b. 1789]; b. Saratoga Co. , N.J., 1789.
ROSE, Enos [b. 179 ]; b. Poultney, Vt., March 31, 1793,
ROWCLIFF, James. [b. ];
RUGGLES, Eli H. [b. ]; Wilkesbarre, Penn.,
RUGGLES, Julia [b. 1806]; b. Mentor, O., March 4, 1806,
RUSSELL, George [b. 1843]; b. Sandusky, Oct. 20, 1843,
RUST, R. T. [b. ];
RUST, Reuben T. [b. ];
RUST, Reuben T. [b. 1809]; b. Danville, Vt., April 25, 1809,

SACKETT, Harvey [b. 1791]; b. Warren, Ct., Dec. 24, 1791,
SAFFORD, John. [b. 1830]; b. Perry, Stark Co., O., 1830.
SANDERS, E. L [b. 1799 ]; b. Massachusetts, Sept. 15, 1799
SANDERS, John [b. ];
SANDERSON, James M. [b. 1817]; b. Woodstock, Vt., 1817,
SAVAGE, Eliza W. [b. 1812]; b. Columbiana Co. , O., 1812.
SAWYER, Frank [b. 1821]; b. Auburn O., Ju1y 13, 1821.
SCHUYLER, P. N. [b. 1819]; b. Minnisink, N. Y., Sept. 6, 1819,
SEARLES, E. G. [b. ];
SEARS, Frederick [b. 1799]; b. Venice, N. Y., Sept. 25, 1799.
SEED, Esther W. [b. 1831]; b. Sherman, Dec. 5, 1831.
SEGUR, A. R. [b. ]; Danbury, Ct.,
SEGUR, A. W. [b. ]; Danbury,,Ct.,
SELOVER, Isaac M. [b. ];
SEVERANCE, Ralph A. [b. 1803]; b. Greenfield, Mass., Jan. 1803.
SEXTON, Miron [b. 1803]; b. Somers, Ct., June 1, 1803,
SEXTON, Platt [b. 1798]; b. Manchester, Vt., Feb. 17, '98,
SEYMOUR, John [b. 1791]; b. Berlin, Ct., July 27, 1791,
SEYMOUR, Hart. [b. 1798]; b. Otsego, N. Y., June 18, 1798.
SHERATT, Jacob. [b. ];
SHERMAN, Edward [b. ];
SHERMAN, Elizabeth [b. 1793]; b. N. Durham Ct., Dec. 10, 1793.
SHERMAN, Justin [b. 1785]; b. Newtown, Ct., July 20, 1785,
SHERMAN, Lemuel [b. 1811]; b. Barre Vt., Sept. 29, 1811,
SHERMAN, Mrs. E. [b. 1822]; b. Montville, Ct., 1822.
SHERMAN, N. G. [b. 1810]; b. Woodbury, Ct., Aug. 28, 1810.
SHERMAN, Peter [b. 1794]; b. Woodbury, Ct., 1794.
SHOURD, Daniel [b. ];
SILCOX, Jonathan [b. 1828]; b. Lock, N. Y. April 14, 1828,
SILCOX, Amos H. [b. 1813]; b. Lansing, N. Y., Jan. 8, 1813.
SIMMONS, Ann Ide [b. 1800]; b. Attleborough, Mass., 1800,
SIMMONS, C. B. [b. 1806]; b. Tompkins, N.Y., Aug. 2, 1806,
SIMMONS, Fredus [b. 1823]; b. Ashland, [O.], May 25, 1823
SIMMONS, H. E. [b. 1799]; b. Reheboth, Mass., Dec. 14, 1799
SIMMONS, Aura K. [b. 1821]; b. Ashland, O., 1821.
SIMPSON, Jacob* [b. ];
SKELLENGER, A. D. [b. 1823]; b. Genoa, N. Y., June 23, 1823.
SLOAN, John N. [b. 1795]; b. Smithfield, N. Y. 1795,
SMITH, Benjamin P. [b. 1791]; b. Waterford, Ct., Ju1y 17, 1791,
SMITH, Charles [b. ];
SMITH, Chester [b. 1794]; b. Westmoreland, N.Y., Aug. 1794
SMITH, D. W. [b. ];
SMITH, Eugene [b. ];
SMITH, Ezra* [b. 1802]; b. New Hampshire, Jan. 1802,
SMITH, F. F.* [b. ];
SMITH, Fanny [b. 1785]; b. Hartland, Ct., Dec. 3, 1785,
SMITH, G.W. [b. 1819]; b. Sempronius, N. Y., 1819,
SMITH, Hiram [b. 1816]; b. Greenfield, [MA], Nov. 21,1816.
SMITH, Isaac [b. 1795]; b. New Milford, Ct., May 12, 1795
SMITH, James [b. 1787]; b. Connecticut, 1787,
SMITH, James B. [b. ];
SMITH, James F. [b. ];
SMITH, Lester [b. 1810]; b. Vernon, O., Nov. 21, 1810.
SMITH, Mrs. A. G. [b. 1807]; b. State of N. Y., 1807,
SMITH, P. G.* [b. ];
SMITH, Polly R. [b. 1820]; b. Solon, N. Y., Aug. 1, 1820.
SMITH, Robert [b. 1828]; b. Pennsylvania, April 1, 1828.
SMITH, S. A. [b. 1814]; b. New York, 1814,
SMITH, Samuel D. [b. ];
SMITH, Wm. B. [b. 1796]; b. Long Island, N. Y. 1796,
SMITH, Benj. P. Jr., [b. 1819]; b. Darien, Ga., March 15, 1819,
SMITH, Caroline [b. ];
SMITH, D. H. [b. ];
SMITH, Dwight [b. 1842]; b. Michigan, 1842.
SMITH, James F. [b. 1809]; b. State of N. Y., May 1, 1809.
SMITH, Rev. H. [b. ];
SMITH, S. H. [b. 1806]; b. Knox Co., O., 1806.
SMITH, Sherman [b. 1796]; b. Connecticut, 1796.
SMITH, W. A. [b. 1839]; b. N. Fairfield, O., Mar. 14, 1839.
SMITH, John C. [b. 1821]; b. Cayuga Co., N. Y., 1821.
SNYDER, W. T. [b. 1835]; b. Milan, O., Feb. 3, 1835
SOWERS, John [b. ];
SPENCER, Hiram [b. ];
SPRAGUE, J. S.* [b. 1796]; b. Upper Canada, 1796.
SPRAGUE, Simeon H. [b. ];
SQUIRE, Douglass [b. ];
STANDART, Stephen W. [b. 1817]; b. Clarence. N. Y., Sept. 10, 1817.
STANDART, Charles [b. 1802]; b. N Hartford, N.Y., May 30, 1802
STANDART, Chas. [b. ];
STARR, Hiram P. [b. 1822 ]; b. Birmingham, [Oh.]. Oct. 10, 1822,
STARR, Caroline A. [b. ];
STARR, D. Ann [b. 1816]; b. Danbury, Ct., 1816.
STARR, Rory [b. 1810 ]; b. Danbury, Ct., 1810.
STEBBINS, Jarvis [b. 1804]; b. Greenfield, Mass., July 9, 1804
STEBBINS, Alfred. [b. 1810]; b. Franklin Co., Mass., 1810.
STEVENS, Jacob [b. ];
STEVENS, John [b. ];
STEVENS, Seymour* [b. ];
STEWART, Gideon T. [b. 1824]; b. Johnstown, N.Y., Aug. 13, '24,
STEWART, A. G. [b. 1828]; b. Dundaff, Pa., Nov. 27, 1828,
STEWART, E. [b. 1795]; b. New London, Ct., July 28, 1795
STILES, Benjamin [b. 1779]; b. Southbury, Ct., Sept. 1, 1779.
STILLSON. Orrin [b. 1815]; b. New Town Ct., Jan. 11, 1815,
STORRS, Elisha [b. ];
STRATTON, Daniel [b. 1794]; b. Washington Co., Pa., June 14, 1794,
STRATTON, Thomas [b. 1821]; b. Norwalk, O., July 26, 1821.
STRONG, Cyrus [b. 1796]; b. Woodbury Ct., Sept. 18, 1796,
STRONG, L. E. [b. 1802]; b. Manlius. N.Y., June 19, 1802,
STRONG, Lyman [b. 1802]; b. Homer, N. Y., Oct. 18, 1802.
STRONG, Zadock* [b. ];
STRONG, Asahel. [b. ];
STRONG, Curtis. [b. ];
STRONG, L. E. [b. 1802]; b. Manlius, N. Y., 1802.
STURGESS, Jane C. [b. 1804]; b. New York, May 10, 1804.
STURTEVANT, B. [b. 1786]; b. Warren, Ct., March 16, 1786,
SUMMERLIN, Sarah P. [b. 1830]; b. Peru, [Oh.], Jan. 1, 1830,
SUMMERLIN, Spencer [b. 1828]; b. Bronson, [Oh.], May 27, 1828.
SUMMERS, Benjamin [b. 1801]; b. Middletown, N.Y. May 21, 1801
SUMMERS, Julia B. [b. ];
SUTTON, Jacob [b. 1816]; b. Knox Co., Oh., April 4, 1816,
SUTTON, Levi R. [b. 1794]; b. Fayette Co., Pa. Sept. 7, 1794,
SWEET, Byron [b. ];
SWIFT, Jos. [b. ];

TAYLOR, Alfred [b. ];
TAYLOR, B. B. [b. 1821]; b. Bronson, [OH], July 5, 1821.
TAYLOR, D. G. [b. ];
TAYLOR, Elery [b. 1808]; b. Glastenbury, Conn., 1808.
TAYLOR, Mary Ann [b. 1811]; b. Glastenbury, Conn, 1811.
TAYLOR, Mrs. Julia [b. ];
TAYLOR, S.F. [b. ];
TAYLOR, T.B. [b. ];
TAYLOR, Wm. P. [b. 1811]; b. Hardwicke, N.Y., Mar. 11, 1811
TAYLOR, Wm. [b. 1832 ]; b. Greenfield, Huron Co., [OH], 1832.
TENANT, Betsey [b. ]; Long Island, N. Y.
TENANT, Daniel W. [b. 1803]; b. Colchester, Ct., 1803.
TENANT, Sterling O. [b. 1807]; b. Colchester, Ct.,1807.
THORP, James Rev. [b. 179?]; b. Solsbury [?Salisbury?], N. Y., Oct. 8, 1797.
THORP, John [b. 1828]; b. Allegheny Co., N.Y., July 1828
TILDEN, Daniel [b. 1788]; b. Lebanon, Mass., 1788.
TILLINGHAST, George [b. 1803]; b. Rhode Island, 1803.
TILLINGHAST, Wm. [b. ];
TILLSON, Alonzo [b. ]; Winfield, N. Y.
TODD, Isaac [b. 1808]; b. Newtown, Ct., Dec. 18, 1808.
TODD, Kneeland [b. ];
TOMLINSON, Lucius [b. 1793]; b. Huntington, Ct., April 18, 1793
TOWN, J. E. [b. ];
TOWNSEND, Hosea [b. 1794]; b. Greenbush, N.Y., May 25, 1794
TOWNSEND, John [b. 1824]; b. New London, O., July 22, 1824
TOWNSEND, L. [b. 1812]; b. Shazar, N. Y., 1812.
TRIMMER, James R. [b. 1808]; b. Washington Co., Pa., Nov. 1808
TRIMMER, Mrs. L. E. [b. 1815]; b. Leverett, Mass.,1815.
TUCKER, J. A. [b. 1819]; b. Windham, Portage O., 1819.
TUTTLE, Hudson [b. 1816]; b. Berlin, Erie Co., O., 1816.
TUTTLE, Mrs. E. DR. [b. 1838]; b. Braceville, O., 1838.

UNDERHILL, Isaac [b. 1805]; b. Herkimer, N.Y., Jan. 13, 1805,

VAIL, David. [b. ];
VANFLEET, Daniel [b. ];

WADSWORTH, L. [b. 1787]; b. Orange Co., NY., March 6, 1787
WAGGONER, Clark [b. 1820]; b. Milan, Sept. 6, 1820,
WAGGONER, Lucretia [b. 1787]; b. Massachusetts, Apr. 1, 1787
WALDRON, E. J. [b. 1804]; b. Bristol, N.Y. March 24, 1804,
WALDRON, Emily [b. 1808]; b. Marcellus, N. Y., 1808,
WALKER, Betsey [b. 1806]; b. Middletown, July 3, 1806,
WALKER, Geo. R [b. 1828]; b. Sandusky City, Sept. 14, '28
WALKER, Samuel [b. 1793]; b. Litchfield, N. Y. 1793,
WALKER, Rev. Jas. B. [b. ];
WARD, Jonathan [b. 1801]; b. Sangerfield, N. Y., 1801,
WARNER, E. Y. [b. 1833]; b. Wayne Co., O., 1833.
WASHBURN, Amasa [b. 1798]; b. May 21, 1798
WASHBURN, Amason [b. 1789]; b. Newtown, Ct., May 21, 1789,
WASHBURN, Geo. [b. 1827]; b. Fitchville [Oh.], 1827,
WASHBURN, Wallace [b. ];,
WEBB, David [b. ];
WEDGE, H. D. [b. 1823]; b. Lehman, Pa.. 1823,
WEEDEN, John* [b. 1795]; b. Newport, R. I., Apri1 15, 1795
WEEKS, Ella [b. 1838]; b. Newark, O., 1838,
WEEKS, Robert E. [b. ];
WELCH, Caleb [b. ];
WELFORD, Hannah [b. ];
WELLS, Philo [b. 1786]; b. Huntington, Ct., Sept. 10, 1786
WEST, W. G. [b. ];
WHEATON, S. W. [b. 1807]; b. Broome Co., N.Y., 1807,
WHEELER, Asa [b. ];
WHEELER, Calvin [b. ];
WHEELER, Huldah [b. 1791]; b. Danbury, Ct., July 18, 1791,
WHEELER, John [b. 1787]; b. Reheboth, Mass.. Sept. 6, 1787
WHEELER, John H. [b. 1812]; b. Richmond, N.Y., March 30, '12.
WHITE, Ebenezer [b. 1822]; b. Hatfield, Mass., Aug. 5, 1822
WHITE, John [b. ];
WHITE, S. M. [b. 1808]; b. Stonington, Ct., 1808,
WHITE, Thomas [b. ];
WHITFORD, William [b. ];
WHITMAN, J. J. [b. ];
WHITTEN, Alvin [b. 1807]; b. Sempronius, NY., Sept. 12, '07
WICKHAM, C. P. [b. 1836]; b. Norwalk [Oh.], Sep. 15, 1836,
WICKHAM, Fredrick [b. 1812]; b. New York City, March 11, '12,
WICKHAM, Lucy B. [b. 1814]; b. Nashua, N. H., 1814.
WILDMAN, A. H. [b. ];
WILLARD, C. A. [b. 1832]; b. Albany, N. Y., Oct. 20, 1832.
WILLIAMS, David, [b. 1810]; b. Center Co., Pa., 1810.
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Eliza. [b. 1817]; b. North-East Pa., Jan. 1, 1817.
WILSON, Esther [b. ];
WILSON, Isaac M. [b. 1799]; b. Stoystown, Pa., Mar. 10, 1799,
WILSON, James* [b. 1792]; b. Woodbury, Ct., Sept. 22, 1792
WILSON, Levi. [b. ];
WILSON, Lucy. [b. ];
WILSON. H. L. [b. ];
WOOD, David [b. 1799]; b. Cayuga Co., N. Y., 1799,
WOOD, Ezra [b. 1791]; b. Danbury Ct., Aug. 14, 1791,
WOOD, Nancy [b. 1797]; b. Carmel, N. Y., Sept. 17, 1797,
WOODEN, J. [b. ];
WOODRUFF, Chancey [b. 1820]; b. Norwich, O., 1820.
WOODRUFF, Geo. H. [b. 1795]; b. Connecticut, 1795,
WOODWORTH, E. C. [b. 1830]; b. Truningburg, N.Y., 1830.
WOOLSON, J. K. [b. ];
WORCESTER, Saml. T. [b. 1804]; b. Hollis, N. H., Aug. 30, 1804,
WRIGHT, Benjamin [b. ];
WRIGHT, Frank [b. ];
WRIGHT, J. A. [b. 1803]; b. Colerain, Mass., 1803,

YORK, Abraham. [b. 1818]; b. N. Haven, Huron Co., O., 1818.
YOUNG, J. L. [b. ];
YOUNG, James. [b. ].

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Carpenter, Helen M., "The Origin and Location of the Firelands of the Western Reserve". Ohio Archaeological and Historical Quarterly XLIV: 162–203 (1935).

The Fire Lands Pioneer, The Firelands Historical Society. 1858-

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Arms for the Californians

From the Columbia Missouri Statesman
Columbia, Boone Co., MO
published March 8, 1850



"On the 14th March 1849, the Secretary of War caused to be published the following notice, which is of interest to California emigrants:

"War Department, March 14, 1849

"The following regulations will govern in issuing arms and ammunition, under the resolution of Congress, approved March 2, 1849:

"1. Each applicant must send to the War Department an affidavit that it is his bona fide intention to emigrate to Oregon, or California, or New Mexico, as the case may be, and must state distinctly what arms and ammunition he requires.

"2. On receipt of an application and affidavit, as above stated, a sufficient supply of the arms and ammunition designated by him, to arm and equip each applicant, may be delivered to him or his order, on payment of the cost thereof; provided the Government has such arms, and the same can be sold without detriment to the public service; and if not, then the applicant may receive such other arms and ammunition as he shall select, on the same conditions.

"3. Arms and ammunition, furnished as above, will be delivered to each applicant, or to his authorized agent, at the nearest and most convenient arsenal where the arms may be.  The place of delivery desired by the applicant, should be designated." 


"These regulations, we presume, are still in force. At all events we have no knowledge of their repeal.

"Last spring Maj. Wm. Bell, the officer in command at the Arsenal near St. Louis, was authorized to issue arms and ammunition, the above requirements being first complied with by the applicant. We suppose the same officer has the same authority now."

News to Californians

From the Columbia Missouri Statesman
Columbia, Boone Co., MO
published March 8, 1850

"We propose furnishing news from Missouri to the miners in California. Our ability to do so has been demonstrated, and this too during a period of great embarrassment and difficulty in mail transportation. These difficulties, heretofore occasioning delays and failures of the California mails, are now vanishing. Agents have been put upon the line between New York and Chagres [once the chief Atlantic port on the isthmus of Panama--ed. note], to see that mail matter goes forward; and doubtless, the same regulation will exist in a short time between New Orleans and Chagres. The connection then will be unbroken and reliable. The evils complained of at the Isthmus are also effectually remedied.

"Capt. McLean, U.S. Mail Agent for the Pacific mail service, has announced that henceforward there will neither be obstructions nor delays in the transmission of the mail across the Isthmus. Mail service for the interior of California is also in process of improvement. Hence news papers mailed her for subscribers at San Francisco, Sacramento City, Stockton, San Jose, Coloma and other points, whether on the coast or in the interior, may be expected to reach their destination with reasonable certainty.

"What Missourian, and especially what resident of Boone or the counties adjacent, two thousand miles away delving for gold in the valley of the Sacramento or the San Joaquin, can estimate the value of a newspaper received weekly from home?

"Friends write but seldom while the paper is mailed to them weekly. Another important consideration is, that even when friends do write they cannot if they would give the intelligence a paper contains. Single letters cost 40 cents postage each, while the paper containing more news than twenty letters will [sic] coast but three or four cents.

"That the Statesman reached California during the past year, and with reasonable regularity, is abundantly shown by Mr. Russell’s letter published last week.  No fears need be entertained on that point. Many who propose emigrating this spring have already sent in their names.  Those who leave families behind them have ordered two copies---one for their families at home and one for themselves in the mines; for remember, we will give news from California as well as to California.  We suggest to out-going emigrants that one copy of the paper to each mess, although infinitely better than none, is not the best arrangement.

"In nine cases out of ten, messes are disbanded on reaching the mines and the members scatter all over the country. Each man therefore who wants the news had best make sure work of it by subscribing for it "on his own book,” A copy to each man---that’s the doctrine!

"California emigrants throughout the State, who wish to hear from home every week, are invited to send in their names to us, or to either of our agents in the prospective counties, stating the post office in California to which they desire their papers sent.

"Other citizens remaining at home, and wishing to hear the latest news from California and all other quarters, are also invited to become subscribers, for a “good time is coming.”

"To Californians----John S. Jones, of Georgetown, Mo., gives notice that he will furnish provisions and ammunitions to eighty teamsters, for their services across the land route by Fort Hall, to California, and give them one month’s provision after they are discharged in the gold diggings; They are to be discharged as soon as they get there.  Their services to commence on the 25th of April, or sooner if the grass will permit."



Boone County (MO) Californians

[The only changes I have made to this list is to append the term (Dr.) to the end of the person's name rather than at its beginning and to re-alphabetize a stray name or two.] 

From the Columbia Missouri Statesman
Columbia, Boone Co., MO
published March 8, 1850


"We are endeavoring to prepare a full list in alphabetical order of the emigrants who will go to California from Boone County this spring. As yet the list is incomplete, and we would esteem it a favor were our friends to aid us in supplying the deficiencies. Such as are not reported in the list now published will please call either at our office, or at Crow & Jackman’s, Rocheport [Boone Co., MO], or at Sidney Maupin’s, Buena Vista [CA], and leave their own names and those of their messes and neighbors.

A

H. C. Anderson
James Austin (Dr.)
John M. Angel
John Armstrong


B

Samuel W. Berry
Mac Brink
William T. Berry
Thomas Barns
Benjamin Barns
Hubbard Barns
George Bradford
James Boyce
Stephen Bedford Jr.
W. C. Bugg
James H. Bennett (Dr.)
George Bright
R. E. Bondurant
William H. Booker
Jessee Bugg
Franklin Burnett
John M. Black
Madison Bradley
J. L. Buster (Dr.)
Lee Burruss
Nimrod Bishop
John Barkwell
John Baley (Dr.)
Robert Baley
William Breyman
Joseph G. Berry
John Bysfield
William Beazley
Jefferson Bentley
Elijah Brink
Lawrence Bass
Albert Barnett
John Booth
Peter Booth
Carr Booth
James Benedict
Greenbery Baker
L. G. Berry


C

T. H. Cox
Montgomery Cowden
Richard Carter
W. Carter
Mac Culbert
John Carlisle
William Clarkson
John Clarkson
James T. Connerly
Sanford Connerly
Thomas Caldwell
Nelson Carter
Viley Collins
Ogel Campbell
Charles Campbell
William Campbell
Merit Cave
Dudley Clark
Franklin Clark
William Carpenter
Thomas Chandler
...... Chapman
A. J. Challass
Milton Crews
...... Clatweller
Samuel Caldwell
James Caldwell


D

John Dickinson
...... Dooley
Alex Duncan
Martin Duncan
J. M. Doneghee
James M. Downey


E

James Eastin
Green Edwards
Moss Easley
William Evans


F

James Fulkerson
Andrew Fenton
W. H. Fawcett
Thomas Farthing
John Fortner
Wary Fortner
Charles Finley
Columbus Finley
Sherrad Faddis
Wiley Ferguson


G

James Grant
John M Gordon
William J. Gordon
Henry Gatewood
Odon Guitar
Rueben Gosling
Robert Galloway
James Gentry
Sidney Gentry
Joseph Graves


H
Thomas Hulen
David Hulen
William Hulen
James Hulen
B. B. Hunter
Levi Hern
S. T. Hart
Cicero Houston
John Hall
George Hersh
J. Hardin
James Hamilton
Staunton Hume
L. B. Hunt
Durret Hubbard
John Hubbard
William Hickam
John Hadden
James Hern
Harrison Hawkins
J. Harvey Hill
Birch Hunt
Hensly Hudson
John Harris
John Hopper
Sidney Hopper
Thomas Hancock
Rice Hern
Madison Hern
George Hickam
William Holmes
M. N. Heaston
George Hubbard
Ambrose Hulen


J

Thomas Jackson
Slocumb Jackson
James Jones
Thomas Jones
Harrison Jones
Greenberry Johnson


K

W. D. Kelso
George W. Kimbrough Sr.
George W. Kimbrough Jr.
Robert Kimbrough
John Kimbrough
John W. Kimbrough
Alex Keene
Thomas Keene
Charles King
Henry Kite
Richard Keone


L

Claiborn F. Laforce
Richard H Lawson
John Lampton
Joshua (Cap) Lampton
Richard Leonard
Ambrose Lythe
Jacob Langston
George Langston
William Laforce
James Langston
James Lowry
Franklin Lowry
Perry Lynes
Slater Lenoir
M. J. Lamme
James Little
Benjamin Lane
R. Lowry
John Lynch
Kirtley Lynch


M

Isaac B. Monday
Sidney Maupin
Cornelius Maupin
Job Marsh
Orvil McCready
Ed McCutchen
B. McCalister
William McClintock
...... McMickle
Joseph McDaniel
John Martin
Robert Martin
Tyre Martin
Nathan Martin Jr.
James Melloway
Franklin Melloway
Wallace Maxwell
...... McGowen
Thomas C. Maupin and family
...... Mead
Ab Marsh
Jeptha Marsh
David McQuitty Jr.
David McQuitty Sr.
David McBride
William Monroe


N

B. F. Nichols
Samuel Northcutt
Elvin J. Nichols
Amos Nichols
George Nelson
John Northcutt
Elman Nash
William Norris


O

B. F. Orear
William Orear
J. Belt Orear
Robert Orear


P

Young A. Purcell
Hiram Philips Jr.
Augustine Philips
James Pigg
Thomas Parker
Prather Parker
Thomas Parker
Thomas C Philips
Thomas Palmer
John G. Provines
Robert R. Provines
Josiah Parker
Henry Parsons
Bloomfield Philips
W. C. Philips (Dr.)
Mitchel Pulliam
William Pulliam
James B. Persinger
Stephen Pettis
Quincy Pitcher
J. C. Payne (Dr.)
James H. Parker


R

Elcanah C. Reed
...... Redderford
...... Redderford
John P. Royall
Orace Ridgway
Alonzo Richardson (Dr.)
James Richardson Jr.
David Richardson
Wesley Rice
John Rocheford
Thomas Rocheford
F. T. Russell
John M. Robards
Thomas Roleson
Thomas Roberts
Finley Roberts
John Reed
James Ryan
William Ryan
W. Riley
John Ridgway
Elijah Rogers
William Reyburn
James Riggs
Zadoc Riggs
John Riggs
Samuel Rowland
Thomas Rowland
W. W. Rowland
G. W. Roland
John Rowland
W. F. Roberts
Charles T. Reed


S

Alex Schooler
Wharton Schooler
Rice Schooler
J. Sprinkle
Caleb S. Stone
T. R. H. Smith (Dr.)
Job Slocumb
Robert C. Slocumb
...... Shackleford
...... Spiers
James Starke
Charles Starke
John Smith
James Smith
Alfred Slack
Philip J. Selt
Brown Searcy
Samuel Spence
B. R. M. Spence
W. R. Spence
James Smith
John Stephens
J. H. Stephens
W. Smith
W. South
Newman Suttle
Varner Skinner
Thomas Short
Rice Short
Franklin Seymour


T

----- Thomas (Dr.)
James B. Tucker
Jefferson Turner
Thomas Turner
Samuel Tuttle
R. C. Threlkeld
John Threlkeld
G. Turner
...... Tucker
Thomas S. Tuttle
Win Tuttle
Dr. E. C. Taylor
Abram N. Turner
Richard Turker
Mordica Turner
J. R. Tiffee
Jessee Turner
James Turner
Richard W. Turner


V

William H. Victor
J. D. Vanhorn
John Vanlandingham


W

Harvey Wright
A. B. Weldon
Dudley Wainscott
James Wainscott
Alfred Wainscott
John Warnock
William E. Wilson
H. H. Wilkerson
George S. Waters
R. J. Wade
Allen White
Wesley Wright
W. Wright
Joseph Wright
William White
John Wade
John J. Weir
James Wilcoxon
Hern Williams
Peter J. Wright
Alex Wright
R. P. Waters
William Wells
Sampson Wilhite
James M. Wilhite
William Wirt
James Wirt
William Wiggam
George Woodson
Joseph Waters
William Waters
William Wade
L. Withers
Walter W. Wilson
William Williams
John E. Willis

Whole number of emigrants whose names are published above---353."