Robinson-Yochem Genealogy Data Page 18 (Notes Pages)

Note: Fought in the Revolutionary War (?)

BIRTH: Guestimated.

Hiram was granted a pension in 1832; pension files say he was enlistedJune 17, 1775, was discharged April, 1776; re-enlisted June 17, 1776, andserved until December, 1776, when he was honorably discharged.
Register of Revolutionary Soldiers and Patriots Buried in LitchfieldCounty, by Joyce Mackenzie Cropsey, Phoenix Pub, c1976 page 122 listsHiram Whitcomb from Wallingford, b 2-25-1758, d 2-28-1836 Pension #17;married Sarah Dutton (issue) b (1767) d 4-25-1840 #17

1800 census in Cornwall, Lietchfield, CT page 671:
Hiram Whitcomb
Male:
1 of 10 & under 16
1 of 26 & under 45
Female:
2 under 10
1 of 16 & under 26
1 of 26 & under 45

Source: (Birth)
Title: The Whitcomb Family In America...
Author: Charlotte Whitcomb
Publication: Minneapolisw, MN Oct 1904
Note: Source Media Type: Book
Repository:
Page: 354

Source: (Death)
Title: History of Cornwal
Page: 122
Note: 122.Register of Revolutionary Soldiers and Patriots Burried in Litchfield County by Joyce Mackenzie Cropsey. Phoenix Pub, c 1976
Data:
Text: Hiram from Wallingford b 2-25-1758 d. 2-28-1836 #17 Pension 4
burried - Cornwall (settled 1740) Calhoun/Puffingham Cemetary
married Sarah Dutton (issue) b (1767) d 4-25-1840 #17 ((History of Cornwal

Event: Type: Census 1800
Date: 1800
Place: Cornwall, Litchfield, Connecticut

Death: 28 Feb 1836 Cornwall, Litchfield, Connecticut

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Whitcomb, Solomon (b. 3 Sep 1760, d. 6 Feb 1864)

Note: CENSUS:
1800 census not found in the index.

1810 census of Braintrim, Luzerne, PA image 7 of 8:
Males:
1 of 26 & under 45
Females:
1 under 10
1 of 26 & under 45

1820 census of Windham, Luzerne, PA page
1 male 16 to 26
1 male 45 & up
1 female 45 & up

1830 census of Windham, Luzerne, PA page
1 male 20-30
1 male 50-60
1 female 30-40
1 female 80-90

1850 census of Windham Twp (listed with Lemon), Wyoming, PA page 55 on 4Sep 1850.
Whitcomb, Solomon 73 CT farmer 8,000
Margaret 65 CT
Rhoda Adams 25 PA

1860 census of Scottsville, Windham, Wyoming, PA, page 317, on 17 Oct1860:
Whitcomb, Solomon 83 CT farmer 8,000 800
Margaret 75 CT
Adams, Rhoda 36 PA Domestic

"Windham Township, Wyoming County, Pennsylvania 1787-1977" listsSolomon's birth as in 1778, and his death (at age eighty-six) as 10 Feb1864. He is said to have been a member of the GAR 1861-1864 atMehoopany. Supposedly only a half brother to John Skinner.

Source: (Death)
Title: The Whitcomb Family In America...
Author: Charlotte Whitcomb
Publication: Minneapolisw, MN Oct 1904
Note: Source Media Type: Book
Repository:
Page: 354

Death: 6 Feb 1864 Mehoopany, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

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Whitcomb, Anna (b. 2 Feb 1763, d. Bet 1763 - 1862)

Source: (Birth)
Title: The Whitcomb Family In America...
Author: Charlotte Whitcomb
Publication: Minneapolisw, MN Oct 1904
Note: Source Media Type: Book
Repository:
Page: 354

Death: Bet 1763 - 1862

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Whitcomb, Job (b. 21 Sep 1768, d. 20 Nov 1768)

Source: (Birth)
Title: The Whitcomb Family In America...
Author: Charlotte Whitcomb
Publication: Minneapolisw, MN Oct 1904
Note: Source Media Type: Book
Repository:
Page: 354

Death: 20 Nov 1768 Colchester, New London, Connecticut

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Stevens, Roger (b. 21 May 1763, d. 14 Jul 1778)

Note: Another source has him b 21 Mar 1763.

Death: 14 Jul 1778 Fort Allen, Pennsylvania

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Stevens, Jonathan (b. 16 Jul 1764, d. 13 Jun 1850)

Note: NOTES: source - DAR lin #12982;
Jonathan Stevens (1764-1850) enlisted at 17 in Capt. Samuel William's Company. Pensioner - died Standing Stone, PA. Abner Adam's turned out for the relief of Boston, served in N.Y. campaign as Corporal and taken prisoner at the surrender of Fort Washington. He was appointed by the Assembly captain of a train-band 1777. b 1735 in Windham Co.

Received a pension, 1832, for service as private, Capt. Samuel Williamscompany, Col. Samuel B. Webb's regiment. Enlisted at age 17. Engaged inthe battle of Valentine's Hill.

Residence: Date: 1812
Place: bought farm in Standing Stone, Bradford, Pennsylvania

Residence: Date: 1805
Place: Jonathan moved to Bradford Co, Pennsylvania

Death: 13 Jun 1850 Wyson, Pennsylvania

Burial: Jun 1850 Standing Stone, Bradford, Pennsylvania

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Adams, Eleanor (b. 1 Feb 1764, d. ABT 1834)

Note: Relationship found in DAR Lineage book vol. 65, page 138, #64402.

Source: (Death)
Title: D.A.R. Lineage Book
Page: Vol. 89, page 19

Death: ABT 1834

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Stevens, Asa (b. 19 Jan 1769, d. 11 Dec 1846)

Note: Listed in the Tax assessment for Windham Township, Luzerne Co, (nowWyoming Co), PA for the year 1819, filed Jan 14, 1820, as the Justice ofthe Peace.

1800 census of Braintrim (Beantrim}, Luzerne, PA: Asa should be 31.Maybe female is a mother-in-law?
Males:
0 under 10
2 of 10 & under 16
0 of 16 & under 26
1 of 26 & under 45
0 of 45 & up
Females:
3 under 10
1 of 10 & under 16
1 of 16 & under 26
1 of 26 & under 45
0 of 45 & up
Living next to a Downing family (wife was a Downing)

1810 census of Braintrim, Luzerne, PA image 7 of 8
Males:
3 under 10
1 of 26 & under 45
Females:
2 under 10
1 of 45 & up

1820 census of Wysox, Bradford, PA into agriculture.
Males:
1 of 26 & under 45
Females:
2 to 10
1 16 to 26

Source: (Individual)
Title: Extract from Canterbury Twp, Windham, CT.

Event: Type: Census 1790
Date: 1790

Event: Type: Census 1800
Date: 1800

Event: Type: Census 1810
Date: 1810

Event: Type: Census 1820
Date: 1820

Event: Type: Census 1830
Date: 1830

Event: Type: Census 1840
Date: 1840

Residence: Date: 1796
Place: Asa moved permanently to Hemlock Bottoms, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

Death: 11 Dec 1846 Hemlock Bottoms, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

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Downing, Esther (b. 1773, d. 8 Mar 1848)

Source: (Birth)
Title: D.A.R. Lineage Book
Page: Vol. 155, page 304

Death: 8 Mar 1848 Hemlock Bottoms, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

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Stevens, Abigail (b. 2 Apr 1771, d. 22 Mar 1845)

Note: SPOUSE-CONFLICT: DAR lin #20601 sources show Josiah married to Lucy STEVENS while Huntington sources show Josiah married to Abigail STEVENS. Are Lucy and Abigail the same person? Or which is he really married to?.

Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania, Volumes I-III
John Benton Fassett

Josiah Fassett married, in Connecticut, Abigail Stevens, born inPennsylvania, April 2, 1771, daughter of Lieutenant Asa Stevens.Lieutenant Stevens was one of the garrison left to guard Wyoming, and waskilled by the Indians during the massacre of the inhabitants of thattown, July 3, 1778. His name is inscribed on the monument erected to thememory of those who fell on that memorable day. Abigail was but a childof seven at the time of her father's death, and was taken back toConnecticut by her mother, walking most of the way. Her mother with theolder children later returned to Pennsylvania to claim the land herhusband had possessed, but Abigail was left behind with a Captain Smithwith whom she lived until her marriage. Josiah and Abigail (Stevens)Fassett were the parents of four sons and four daughters. The sons wereJasper, John, see forward, Josiah Jr., and James. The daughters were:Sally (Mrs. John Sturtevant), Fanny (Mrs. Robinson), Hannah (Mrs.Edwards) and Lucy (Mrs. Thomas Wright). The sons all settled on the farmsgiven them by their father and the daughters all married and settled inthe neighborhood.

Vol 21, page 211 of DAR Lineage books lists her name as Lucy. Was that anickname?

Another unk source had her birth date as 11 Mar 1771.

Source: (Birth)
Title: Colonial and Revolutionary Families of Pennsylvania, Volumes I-III
Data:
Text: ...Abigail Stevens, born in Pennsylvania April 2, 1771...

Source: (Death)
Title: Windham Township Wyomin County, Pennsylvania 1787-1977
Page: 19

Death: 22 Mar 1845 Hemlock Bottoms, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

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Stevens, Phinias (b. ABT 1773)

Note: DEATH: Drown age 10 in the Susquehana River

Death: Susquehana River

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Stevens, Jonathan (b. 16 Apr 1710, d. 2 Dec 1770)

Note: !MARRIAGE: "Records of the Congregational Church...(Canteburn, Conn.)", p 100, LH3827,
"[record of marriages]
1732
June: ye 3 Jonathan Stevens & Mary Daughter of Solomon Tracy".

!SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS: Genealogical & Personal History of Northern Penn. by John W. Jordan, LL.D. 1913 p. 765;
Jonathan, son of Simon and Mary (Wilder) Stevens, m in Canterbury, Conn. 3 Jan 1732, Mary Wray.

MOTHER-CONFLICT: If Jonathan Steven's birth date is really 1732, then the mother may be Mary GOVE rather than Mary WILDER?? (Father Simon Stevens married Mary Gove after 1729. It is suspected Mary Wilder died before 1729, unless he was a polygamist??) However, source for Jonathan's father's children, lists him as #2, where #1 b 1702 and #3 b 1705 ...?.

WFT Vol 11, tree 3974 lists wife as Mary Tracy, m 3 Jun 1732, Canterbury,Worchester, MA
Another source has his birth as 03 May 1734

Source: (Death)
Title: Ancestry of Colonel John Harrington Stevens and His Wife Frances Helen Miller
Page: 11

Christening: 16 Apr 1710 Lancaster, Worchester, Massachusetts

Death: 2 Dec 1770 Petersham, Massachusetts

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Tracy, Mary (b. 10 Jan 1711/1712, d. Bet 1734 - 1818)

Note: !MARRIAGE: "Records of the Congregational Church...(Canteburn, Conn.)", p 100, LH3827,
"[record of marriages]
1732
June: ye 3 Jonathan Stevens & Mary Daughter of Solomon Tracy".

NOTE: Some have last name as Wray, others as Tracy. Marianne found a marriage record for Jonathan Stevens and Mary Daughter of Solomon Tracy".

1790 census: if Mary is still living, there are 4 listings for a MaryStevens in MA but none are in Petersham. It would be impossible to tellif any are this Mary, or when she died (at this time.)

1800 census: 6 Marys listed. None in Petersham.

Baptism: 13 Dec 1712 Canterbury, Windham, Connecticut

Death: Bet 1734 - 1818

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Stevens, Simon (b. 13 Aug 1677, d. 25 Jan 1758)

Note: !SOURCE-BIRTH-DEATH-SPOUSE-MARRIAGE-CHILDREN-PARENTS: Genealogical & Personal History of Northern Penn. by John W. Jordan, LL.D. 1913 p. 765;
Simon, son of Cyprian and Mary (Willard) Stevens b i Boston, 13 Aug 1677 d in Marlborough, Mass. 25 Jan 1758. He "owned" the covenant at Marlborough Church, and removed from there to Lancaster ~1708, finally returning to Marlborough, where he remaried until his death. He m (1) 1701 Mary, dau of Nathaniel & Mary (Sawyer) Wilder, b 12 May 1679 (m in Marlborough) he m (2) after 1729, Mary (Gove) Martin, widow of Thomas Martin, who survied him & died in Marlborough. Her mother, Mary Holmes, was an unwilling emigrant to America.
She was bidding Adieu to friends on shipboard when it sailed. She decided to stay & m Mr. Grove (no first name given).
Children of Simon Stevens:
1. Cyprian b 1702
2. Jonathan
3. Mary b 1705 bapt 1707 at first Church Lancaster
4. Simon bapt 30 May 1709
5. Nathaniel, died young
6. Nathaniel, b 14 Jun 1716
7. Dorothy b 13 Sep 1719
8. Joseph b 1721 d 1771 m Dorothy Sawyer
9. Lucy b 1733

WFT Vol 11, tree # 3974 lists marriage as in Lancaster, MA

Source: (Birth)
Title: PS 97 The Birth, Marriage and Death Register...Lancaster, Mass
Page: 452
Data:
Text: Births: Simon, son of Cyprian and Mary (Willard) Stevens, at Boston, August 13, 1677.

Source: (Death)
Title: Ancestry of Colonel John Harrington Stevens and His Wife Frances Helen Miller
Page: 6

Death: 25 Jan 1758 Marlborough, Middlesex, Massachusetts

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