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are direct ancestors of L RobinsonDugan, George E (b. ABT 1817)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE: DAR lin #24757.
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Stevens, Simeon (b. ABT 1775)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS: DAR lin #26211.
Simeon Stevens was a blacksmith in Hemlock Bottoms, Wyoming, PA.
Residence: Date: 1798
Place: Moved with family to Hemlock Bottom, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
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Stevens, Milton (b. 1802, d. 1860)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS: DAR lin #26211.
Relationship found in DAR Lineage book vol. 27, page 268, # 26211.
Source: (Birth)
Title: D.A.R. Lineage BookPage: Vol. 87, page 29
Death: 1860
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Smith, Cynthia (b. 1800, d. 1865)
Source: (Birth)
Title: D.A.R. Lineage BookPage: Vol. 87, page 29
Death: 1865
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Stevens, Urbana S (b. ABT 1833)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS: DAR lin #26211.
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Stevens, Gertrude Harrington (b. ABT 1861)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS: DAR lin #26211.
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Pruner, Ann Nancy (b. 16 Sep 1795, d. 25 Mar 1833)
Death: 25 Mar 1833
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Dana, Harriet Amelia (b. ABT 1815)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS: DAR lin #32286.
Relationship found in DAR Lineage book vol. 33, page 98, # 32286.
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Wheelock, Esock (b. ABT 1811)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD: DAR lin #32286.
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Wheclock, Anna W (b. ABT 1839)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: DAR lin #32286.
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Grenville, Thomas B (b. ABT 1835)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE: DAR lin #32286.
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Hodgdon, Alexander L. (b. ABT 1848)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE: DAR lin #2670.
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Coolbaugh, Lillian (b. ABT 1852)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-PARENTS: DAR lin #2670.
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Stevens, Simon (b. 1799, d. 1880)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS - DAR lin #12982.
Relationship found in DAR Lineage book vol. 69, page 224, #68623.
Death: 1880
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Hamet, Harriet Theresa (b. 1801, d. 1847)
Death: 1847
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Stevens, George (b. ABT 1814)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS - DAR lin #12982.
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Stevens, Susie Eyer (b. ABT 1840)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-PARENTS - DAR lin #12982.
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Mayberry, Charles B (b. ABT 1836)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE - DAR lin #12982.
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Stevens, Lucy (b. ABT 1763)
Note: !SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD-PARENTS - DAR lin #20601.
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?.
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Fassett, Josiah (b. 10 Aug 1761, d. 20 Aug 1823)
Note: !BIRTH: 10 Aut 1761, Windham Co, CT; Windahm Twp, Wyomin, PA 1787-1977, 19.
!DEATH: 20 Aug 1823, Hemlock Bottoms, Wyomin, PA; Windham Twp, Wyomin, PA 1787-1977, 19 (Marianne).
!SOURCE-SPOUSE-CHILD - DAR lin #20601.
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
Major John Fassett, son of Josiah and Abigail (Stevens) Fassett, was bornin Windham county, Connecticut, September 16, 1794, and died atScottsville, Pennsylvania, May 2, 1886. John Fassett was the leadingbusiness man of the community during his long and active life. Hismilitary title of major was given him by commission from the authoritiesfor service in the state militia. For twenty years he was justice of thepeace. He was very prosperous, and it was said that at different times hehad owned two-thirds of the land in Windham township. At the time of hisdeath he was by far the wealthiest man in the county. He established orhad established by the government the first postoffice at Scottsville,and was the first postmaster, changing the name from Hemlock Bottom toScottsville, after his friend, Judge Scott, of Wilkes-Barre. With hissons he opened in 1853 a store in Scottsville, built the first steam sawmill in that region in 1856. From that date Fassett & Sons became largedealers in lumber and in merchandise. Later they established the firstgeneral store in Jenningsville, Pennsylvania. They erected a cider mill,the first and only one for many years thereafter. They bought and soldcattle and horses, supplying the farmers with teams, tools and supplies,taking their products in exchange. He was like his father a Free Mason, acharter member of Franklin Lodge, now at Laceyville, and a strictPresbyterian. Besides his office of justice of the peace and postmaster,Major Fassett held at different times nearly all the town offices. Goodroads was one of his hobbies, and he was supervisor of highways for manyyears. He married Sally Haverly, and they were the parents of eight sonsand daughters; Charles, married Mary Prentiss; George S., married MaryVose; John Jr.; Alvah, see forward; Caroline, married Dr. John Denison;Lucia M.; Ann, married Joseph T. Jennings.
Source: (Death)
Title: Windham Township Wyomin County, Pennsylvania 1787-1977Page: 19
Residence: Date: 1795
Place: Josiah Fassett family moved fm Ct to Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania
Death: 20 Aug 1823 Hemlock Bottoms, Wyoming, Pennsylvania
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