Grimshaw,
B., Nokes, L., & Kiley, A. T. Marriages
PARENTS
Franklin Centre Methodist Church - 1842 (Wesleyan Methodist Congregations in the Circuit Russeltown)
Baptism Timothy Edson Oldin Grimshaw also
Barsillai Grimshaw 18 febry 1842--------folio Fourth
Timothy Edson Oldin born on the twenty Eighth day of february
in the year of Our Lord One thousand Eight hundred and twenty
five.
-----------------------------
also
Barzillai - born on the second day of April in the year of
Our Lord One thousand Eight hundred and twenty nine, all the
children of Zephaniah Grimshaw of the township of
Hinchinbrook , farmer, and of Sena his wife and were all
baptised this Eighteenth day of february in the year of our
Lord, One thousand Eight hundred and forty two -- in the
presence of the Subscribing Witnesses
----------------------------------------------------------------------------- by me, --- B. Hitchock
R. A. Flanders
Harriet Towns
Source: Quebec Archives, Hull Branch, Reel:
2313, Frame: 01250. Researcher: C. G. Lamb, viewed 23 MY
2000.
Franklin Centre Methodist Church - 1851 (Wesleyan Methodist Congregations in the Circuit of Russeltown)
B. Grimshaw & L. Nokes Married
On the thirteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred
and fifty-one Barzillai Grimshaw of Hinchinbrooke Yoeman
Bachelar and Louisa Nokes of Hemmingford Spinster were after
the due public cateon of Banns united in holy matrimony in
the presence of the subscribing witnesses by me.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- M. Montgomery
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Minister
Barzilia Brimshaw
Louisa Nokes
John Craik
Mary Ann Blair
Source: Quebec Archives, Hull Branch, Reel:
2313, Frame: 01621. Researcher: C. G. Lamb, viewed 23 MY
2000.
1860 CENSUS, USA
GIVEN NAMES |
SURNAME |
AGE |
OCCUPATION |
BIRTH PLACE |
Barzilla |
Grimshaw |
34 |
Farmer |
Canada |
Louisa |
" |
25 |
- |
" |
Daniel |
" |
8 |
- |
" |
Hiram |
" |
6 |
- |
New York |
Alfred |
" |
4 |
- |
" |
William |
" |
3 |
- |
" |
Melissa |
" |
1 |
- |
" |
It appears this family moved from Canada to
the US between 1842 and 1844.
Source: US National Archives, NY State, Clinton County,
Clinton Township. Researcher: W. O'Halloran, E-mail, 31 MY 2000.
1870 CENSUS, USA
GIVEN NAMES |
SURNAME |
AGE |
OCCUPATION |
PLACE BORN |
Barloz (sic) |
Grimshaw |
40 |
- |
Canada |
Louisa |
" |
36 |
housekeeper |
" |
Daniel |
" |
19 |
- |
" |
Hiram |
" |
16 |
- |
New York |
Alfred |
" |
14 |
- |
" |
William |
" |
13 |
- |
" |
Melissa |
" |
11 |
- |
" |
Elmer |
" |
8 |
- |
" |
Edward |
" |
5 |
- |
" |
Clarissa |
" |
3 |
- |
" |
Source: US
National Archives, NY State, Clinton County, Clinton Township,
Microfilm Publication M593, Roll 918, Page 50.
Researcher: W. O'Halloran, E-mail, 12 JE 2000.
1870 CENSUS, USA
GRINSHAW,BARLEY,40,M,W,CANA,,,283,
Source: Clinton Co. Web-site,
Clinton Twp., http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/clinton/CensusIndexPage/1870_CLINTON.html
Researcher: C. G. Lamb, 13 AP 2002.
1877 DEATH
TRANSCRIPTION: West
Bellmont Cemetery (Bellmont Center Cemetery), Brainardsville
Road, Bellmont Township, Franklin County, NY.
Louisa W.B. Grimshaw died July 25, 1877 ae 42y 9m (stone is
broken & lying flat). (Speculate that W. B. stands for
"wife of Brazilia)
1. Source: Files of Albert G. E. Smith.
Researcher: B. Bonner, E-mail, OtherGrimshaw file, 25 JA 2000.
2. Source: Franklin County, New York Cemeteries, Web Page
Researcher: Joyce M.Ranieri, 27 October 1990.
Brazilla & Abigail originally lived in Vermont. Then they moved to the Churubusco/Chateaugay, New York Area.
Source: C. M. J. Bjerke.
|
1880 CENSUS, USA (1 JE
1880) | |||||||||||
|
# |
NAME |
REL |
MAR |
GEND |
RACE |
AGE |
BIRTH |
OCCUPATION |
BIRTHPLACE | ||
|
GIVEN |
SURNAME |
FATHER'S |
MOTHER'S | ||||||||
|
1 |
Benzilla |
Grimshaw |
Self |
M |
M |
W |
56 |
Canada |
Farmer |
CT |
VT |
|
2 |
Abigail |
" |
Wife |
M |
F |
W |
30 |
Canada |
Keeping House |
Canada |
NY |
|
3 |
Hiram |
" |
Son |
S |
M |
W |
24 |
NY |
Farmer |
Canada |
Canada |
|
4 |
Affred |
" |
Son |
S |
M |
W |
23 |
NY |
Farmer |
Canada |
Canada |
|
5 |
Elmer |
" |
Son |
S |
M |
W |
17 |
NY |
Farmer |
Canada |
Canada |
|
6 |
Edward |
" |
Son |
S |
M |
W |
15 |
NY |
Farmer |
Canada |
Canada |
|
7 |
Clarry |
" |
Dau |
S |
F |
W |
13 |
NY |
At Home |
Canada |
Canada |
|
8 |
Charly |
" |
Son |
S |
M |
W |
5M |
NY |
- |
Canada |
Canada |
|
| |||||||||||
| Source: Census Place -
Clinton, Clinton, New York, Family History Library Film - 1254819, NA Film
Number - T9-0819, Page Number - 251D. Researchers: W. O'Halloran, E-mail, 25 JL 2000 & C. G. Lamb, Mormon Family History Web-site, 24 NO 2002. | |||||||||||
Franklin Centre Methodist Church - 1890 (Wesleyan Methodist Church of Canada at Franklin)
ID: 12700 Source: 53.0178 Found in the book: 1890 Event:
Burial Surname: Grimshaw Given: Bar
Residence: Clinton County,
NY Burial date: 1890-01-14
Witnesses: Abbott, George J.P.;
Bidgood, Harrison and other
Notes: died at his residence, Clinton County,
NY, and was buried at the Frontier, in the same County
Church: Wesleyan
Methodist Church of Canada at Franklin
Minister: George Cooper Poyser
CHILDREN
Bradley was
adopted in 1892 by Wilfred Smith
William went to live with Jesse L. Whitter
Source: C. M. J. Bjerke
GRIMSHAW
Bradley Died June 30, 1903
AE 19 yrs.
Source: Northern New York Tombstone Transcription Project, Burke Center Cemetery, Burke Twp, Franklin Co., NY
Web-Site: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~frgen/franklin/burke/burke_center/burke_centerthompson.htm
Researcher: C. G. Lamb, 20 DE 2004.
ELSWORTH 'VAN' LEWIS CHATEAUGAY --Ellsworth "Van" Lewis, 81. died Tuesday, Sept. 9, 1997, at Alice Hyde Hospital, Malone. Mr. Lewis was born Sept. 3, 1916, in Chateaugay, son of William and Minnie (Grimshaw) Lewis. He was a life-long resident of Chateaugay and a 1937 graduate of Chateaugay High School. He was employed by the New York State Police and owned a farm. He also worked for ALCOA. He was a heavy-equipment operator for the State Department of Transportation in Malone retiring in 1978. He married the former Mildred O'Donnell Dec. 19, 1939, in the Burke Methodist Parsonage. Mr. Lewis was an avid musician. For many years, he played for several area bands. He belonged to the New York State Retired State Troopers. Survivors include two sons and a daughter-in-law, James Lewis of Malone and Gary and Debbie Lewis of Burke; two daughters, Donna Lewis of Chateaugay and Patsy Lewis of Bangor; six grandchildren; four great grandchildren; and a brother, Allen Lewis of Long Island. A sister, Mildred Morgan; a brother, Donald Lewis; and his wife, Mildred, died before him. There will be no calling hours. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10a.m. at the Chateaugay Funeral Home with Rev. Eleanor Bellows officiating. Burial will be in Burke Center Cemetery. Donations may be made to the Chateaugay Rescue Squad.
Source: J. Lavoie, E-mail, 19 AP 2002.
Interesting Family Trivia
Elmer Grimshaw went to Keene in 1880. His first wife came from PA. They settled in Keene and raised 3 daughters. One daughter died young and the other 2 married and went back to PA.
Source: B. J. LaRobardiere,
E-mail, 3 MR 2006.
Researcher: C. G. Lamb, 4 MR
2006.
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