Robinson-Yochem Genealogy Data Page 4 (Notes Pages)

Individuals marked with a red dot

are direct ancestors of L Robinson

Scamp, Huldah (b. 29 Jan 1815/1816, d. 11 Aug 1891)

Note: CENSUS:
1850 Census with husband, father-in-law, and 5 children.

1860 census with husband and 5 children.

1870 Census with husband and one son.1880 CENSUS: Moccasin, Effingham, Illinois
Source: FHL Film 1254205 National Archives Film T9-0205 Page 301D
NOTE: George's birth year doesn't match up. Name should be Hulda, not Dishuldy, and didn't know of a son named Leonard L...
Enumerated with husband and son;
Dishuldy HARRISON Wife F M W 64 NJ
Occ: Keeping House Fa: NJ Mo: NJ.

Buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Moccasin, Efingham, IL

Family information had said she died 26 Nov 1892.

Lila Nickerson ; http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=irish; as of 6 Oct 2001
!Holmes County Heirs vol. VIII, page 56.!1850 Short Creek, Harrison, Ohio census.

Event: Type: Census 1880
Date: 9 Jun 1880
Place: Moccasin, Effingham, Illinois

Event: Type: Census 1850
Date: 21 Oct 1850
Place: Short Creek Twp., Cadiz, Harrison, Ohio

Event: Type: Census 1820
Date: 1820

Event: Type: Census 1830
Date: 1830

Event: Type: Census 1840
Date: 1840

Event: Type: Census 1860
Date: 10 Jul 1860
Place: Freemanton, Effingham, Illinois

Event: Type: Census 1870
Date: 13 Jul 1870
Place: Moccasin, Effingham, Illinois

Death: 11 Aug 1891 , Red Willow, Nebraska

Burial: Aug 1891 Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Moccasin, Effingham, Illinois

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Harrison, Peter (b. 1766, d. 20 Apr 1854)

Note: BURIAL:
Info on Dickerson Cemetery, Harrison Co, Ohio:
History: Established 1807
USGS 7.5' x 7.5' Map: Harrisville
Latitude: 401351N
Longitude: 0805902W http://www-nmd.usgs.gov:8888/gnis/owa/GetDetail?tab=Y&id=1699591 .

WILL: 15 May 1847; PROBATE: 8 Nov 1855. both in Harrison Co., OH.

CENSUS:
1790 census; unk if he was a head of household yet, but there is one Peter Harrison in Caughnawaga, Montgomery, NY page 2:
2 free white men 16 & up
2 free white men under 16
1 free white women

1800 census: PA Peter should be 33; Sarah should be abt 26; 4 male children and one female. In Georges, Fayette, PA there is a Peter Harrison: 301001010000
Free white males: three under 10; one 10 thru 15; one 16 thru 25;
Free white males: one under 10; one 16 thru 25. Unless the age of Peter is incorrect, he is no more than 25 in this census, so may be the wrong family.

1810 census: Peter should be 43; Sarah should be 36; OH has no census; George/Luzerne/Bridgeport, Fayette, PA has no Harrisons.

1820 census: in Short Creek, Harrison, OH: Peter Harrison 2 3 1 2 1 2 2 0 3
Free white males: 2 under ten; 3 of ten and under sixteen; 1 of sixteen and eighteen; 2 of of sixteen and under twenty-six; 2 of forty-five and upwards.
Free white females: 2 under ten; 3 of sixteen and under twenty-six.

1830 census: in Short Creek, Harrison, OH pae 116, image 236 on Ancestry:
Peter Harrison 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 1
Free white males: 1 of ten and under fifteen; 2 of fifteen and under twenty; 1 of twenty and under thirty; 1 of sixty and under seventy.

1840 census: OH Peter should be a 73 year old widower;

1850 census in Short Creek, Cadiz, Harrison, OH with son George W., daughter-in-law, and 5 grandchildren. He was 85, listed as born in PA.

came from Union Town, Fayette Co., PA in about 1810 to settle in Ohio.

buried in Dickinson Graveyard, Cadiz, Harrison, OH

Had at least 15 children.

!SOURCE-CHILD-SPOUSE: book Trails West to Red Willow County, Nebraska G929.1782843 R213 tr, or 978.2843 H2r, by Robert T. Ray and Lois Rutledge, 1982, p 94-95, under REASON HOMER HARRISON, "He was the son of George W. and Haldah (Scamp) Harrison, and the grandson of Peter and Sarah (Bunting) Harrison, who had come from Uniontown, Fayette County, Pennsylvania about 1810 to settle in Ohio."

SOURCE: HARRISON, PETER (1766) & HIS DESCENDANTS BY IVAN SCOTT - COLUMBUS, OH Wayne Co, OH Library - Genealogy Section - R 929.2 H247s for this notebook ; SOURCES:

Death: 20 Apr 1854 Cadiz, Harrison, Ohio

Burial: Dickerson Ctry, Cadiz, Ohio

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Bunting, Sarah (b. 22 Mar 1774, d. 25 Apr 1825)

Note: BIRTH: place may be town of Crosswicks or Chesterfield...

SOURCE: HARRISON, PETER (1766) & HIS DESCENDANTS BY IVAN SCOTT - COLUMBUS, OH Wayne Co, OH Library - Genealogy Section - R 929.2 H247s for this notebook.

BUNTING
NJ Chesterfield Twp only 1790-1810
John - Burlington Co., NJ p. 218 Chesterfield Twp 1780 John & John Jr. - Burlington Co., NJ p. 23 Chesterfield Twp 1780 others are listed

Death: 25 Apr 1825 Short Creek, Jefferson, Ohio

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Harrison, Richard (b. 1734)

Note: Diff. parents depending on the source: Richard Harrison b abt 1734 and Hannah or William Harrison b abt 1689 and Sarah Bullock...?

1800 census Richard should have been 66 if alive. 5 in MD; none in VA;one in NY. One Richard Harrison in Georges, Fayette, PA: 000010000100one free white male 45 and over; one free white female 45 and over.

Lila Nickerson ; http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=irish; as of 4 Oct 2001;
Birth: ABT 1730 in ,Monmouth,New Jersey
Note:
!Holmes Co. Heirs vol. VIII, page 56.There seems to be a generation missing from this family history.!Harrison Family by Charles McGrath 2000He was granted a certificate from Burlington MM to Philidelphia MM on 3 March 1760. He later went to Chesterfield MM, New Jersey.
Father: William HARRISON * <./igm.cgi?op=GET&db=irish&id=I781> b: ABT 1689 in Crosswicks,Burlington,New Jersey Mother: Sarah BULLOCK * <./igm.cgi?op=GET&db=irish&id=I782> b: ABT 1703 in New Hanover,Burlington,New Jersey.

Pedigree: challenged

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Wheatcraft, Hannah (b. ABT 1736, d. BEF 1810)

Note: Lila Nickerson ; http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=irish; as of 4 Oct 2001;
!Holmes Co. Heirs vol. VIII, page 56.!Elizabeth S. Watkins, LDS files.!Harrison Family by Charles McGrath 2000!Monmouth County New Jersey marriages
Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown (no children known)Marriage 2 Richard HARRISON.

Death: BEF 1810 ,Frederick,Maryland

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Whitcomb, John (b. ABT 1690, d. Bet 1733 - 1789)

Note: !BIBLIOGRAPHY: "Whitcomb Family in America" by Charlotte Whitcomb.
Published in Minneapolis, MN in October, 1904.
Pg. 355.

Note: Isaac Whitcomb was not listed in the above book.

BIRTH: Hebron or Wethersfield, Conn.

BIBLIOGRAHPY: John Whitcomb & Frances Coggin, 350 Years Later, v 2, p 944;
"Lived in Colchester, CT where he was a farmer" .

Was a farmer in the vicinity of Colchester.

february 15th : 1715=16 John whitcom & mahitable Dunhan m.--Jemima b.february 24th : 1716=17--John b. Janewary ye 13th : 1718=19--mahitable b.aprell ye 9th--1722--Job b. may ye 8th : 1724--mary b. Septr ye 15th :1726--Isaac b. august 24th : 1728--(The next birth recorded by Col.Bulkley, viz.) Israell b. March 13th : 1733
Colchester, Conncecticut Settlement Records (record 227)

Source: (Individual)
Title: The Whitcomb Family In America...
Author: Charlotte Whitcomb
Publication: Minneapolisw, MN Oct 1904
Note: Source Media Type: Book
Repository:
Page: 353

Death: Bet 1733 - 1789

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Dunham, Mehitable (b. 1697)

Note: CONFLICT: Source lists father as John DUNHAM rather than Nathaniel DUNHAM; John Whitcomb & Frances Coggin, 350 Years Later, vol 2, p 944.

Source: (Individual)
Title: The Whitcomb Family In America...
Author: Charlotte Whitcomb
Publication: Minneapolisw, MN Oct 1904
Note: Source Media Type: Book
Repository:
Page: 353

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Whitcomb or Whetcombe, Job (b. 1636, d. 8 Nov 1683)

Note: DEATH: Will drawn 27 Oct 1683. His brothers Jonathan & Josiah were listed as trustees in his will.

!INFO SOURCES:
BIRTH: 1
BIBLIOGRAPHY: "Whitcomb Family in America" by Charlotte Whitcomb.
Published in Minneapolis, MN in October, 1904.
Pg. 351-352.

BIRTH-DEATH: bp Dorchester, Suffolk Co., Massachusetts; dp Wethersfield, Hartford Co., Connecticut; from http://www.ancestral.com; 3/98; H8790.EXE.

CONFLICT: Albert E Myers lists baptism 1631 in Taunton, Somersetshire (earlier & different place), and death (8 Nov 1683) in Cambridge, MA; http://www.ezonline.com/aem/aem.html ; 3/98.

MARRIAGE: place of Lancaster, MA from http://www.ancestral.com; 3/98; but BIRTH-CONFLICT: F2956.exe shows bp Taunton, Somerset, England, whereas H8790.EXE shows Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: John Whitcomb & Frances Coggin, 350 Years Later, v 2, p 944;
"Job was the seventh child of John and Frances (Coggin) Whitcomb. He was a surveyor, assisting in surveying the town of Lancaster in 1669. During the Indian raids of 1675/6, he left Lancaster, MA, with the company of his wife's family to Wethersfield, CT. They must have lived for a time in Cambridge, MA, as the birth of his third child is recorded there. He owned land in Wethersfield in 1680."

According to "Marvin's history of Lancaster" page 17, Jobe was a surveyor("Job Whitcomb to carry the chain").
Between Feb 10 1676 and 1678, Job moved with Reverend Rowlandson out ofLancaster due to indian raids. The town was then burned by the indians,except the church and one other building. They moved to Wethersfield, CT.

Early Connecticut Probate Records, Page 150-1.
Whitcombe, Job, Wethersfield. Died 8 November, 1683. Invt. 27-17-00.Taken by Samuel Talcott & James Treat. The Children: Mary Whitcombe 12years of age, Job 9, Jemima 6, John 4 years old.
Will dated 27 October, 1680.
I Job Whitcombe, being in perfect memory, do ordain, constitute andappoint this Writing to be my last Will & Testament: I do give unto mywife Mary Whitcombe all my Estate, either in House or Land or otherthings to be at her Dispose for her own good and the Good of my Children,excepting what Legacies are hereafter expressed, which by my Will aregiven to my Children; and if any of the sd. Estate shall remain in herhands at the day of her decease, or if she marry, then the sd. Estate tobe equally divided amongst my 4 children when they shall come to age,that is, when my two sons attain the age of 21 years, and my twodaughters the age of 18 years. I give unto my son Job my Musket and BackSword and Belt, at the age of 16 years. I do give unto my son John myFowling peice, Rapier & Belt, when he whall attain the age of 16 years.I do give unto my daughter Mary my warming pan after my wive's decease.I do give to my daughter Jemima my Iron Kettle, after the decease of mywife Mary. My Desire is that all my Children be disposed of wh.. theymay have suitable education. My Desire also is that my brethern Jonathan& Josiah be Overseers to this my Will.
Job Whitcombe, Ls.
Witness: Samuel Taalcott, Mary X Whitcombe.
Court Record, Page 76-Will Proven & Invt. Exhibit approved 6December, 1683.

Source: (Death)
Title: Early Connecticut Probate Records
Page: 384

Source: (Individual)
Title: Middlesex Court records partitioning John Whetcomb's estate 2 Oct 1662.

Death: 8 Nov 1683 Wethersfield, Hartford, Connecticut

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Loomis, Ann (b. 10 Jan 1677/1678, d. Bet 1695 - 1773)

Note: SOURCE: Charlotte Whitcomb, The Whitcomb Family in America..., (Minneapolis, MN Oct 1904), 353 (Marianne).

SOURCE of father and ancestors? book - Descendts of Joseph Loomis, by Elias Loomis, 1870.

SOURCE ? Families of the Wyoming Valley, Penn, by George B Kulp, p906-9 & p771.

SOURCE ? Connecticut Census lists LOOMIS/LOOMYS in WYLLYS, G 1924, Wyllys Papers, vol 2 (or 21?) of Conn Hist Soc Collection; also in Trumbull, JH 1852 Public Records of Conn 1665-1678, Hartford.

Additional information from Marian Downs, 2391 S Garland Court, Lakewood, Colorado 80227. Info on Joseph Loomis b,m,d, and wife Elizabeth b,d, and info on their parents, etc.

Parents might be Joseph and Hannah. No info.

Source: (Individual)
Title: The Whitcomb Family In America...
Author: Charlotte Whitcomb
Publication: Minneapolisw, MN Oct 1904
Note: Source Media Type: Book
Repository:
Page: 353

Death: Bet 1695 - 1773

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Dunham, Nathaniel (b. 1665, d. 12 Mar 1730/1731)

Note: The Whitcomb Family in America p. 353 lists Mehitable Dunham's father as John Dunham of Colchester, not Nathaniel as listed.

Death: 12 Mar 1730/1731

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Tilson, Mary (b. ABT 1669, d. 5 Feb 1756)

Note: DEATH: 5 Feb 1756 or 1714...?

Death: 5 Feb 1756 Plympton, Plymouth, Massachusetts

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Dunham, Joseph (b. 18 Nov 1636/1637, d. 16 Jun 1703)

Note: There are more children than the five listed here
Is wife #2 Lydia Cooper the same as his mother-in-law, wife #1 Mercy Morton's mother??

One source has his birthdate as 18 Nov 1637 in Plymouth, but no proof ofthis date exists. Good source of information is "The Great MigrationBegins" by Robert Charles Anderson, vol 1, page 599-603 (John Dunham).

Death: 16 Jun 1703 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts

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Dunham, John (b. ABT 1589, d. 1 Mar 1668/1669)

Note: !MARRIAGE:
(Marriage 1):("...an administration for the estate of Thomas "Keynoe" of Clophill was granted on 7 May 1612 to his widow Joanne; his inventory totaled 9 pounds 8 shillings, 8d."
(Marriage 2) "Entered October 7th, 1623: Paid for Oct. 8, Oct 15, Oct 22. John Danham from England, widower of Suzanna Keno(?), accompanied by Thomas Balliou (sic: Ballou in the Dutch transcriptin), his future father-in-law with Abigail Bailliou, spinster, also from England, accompanied by Ann Balliou, her sister, married before Alphen and Groenendyc, bailliffs on the XXII d. of October 1622."

Will 25 Jan, 1668 and proved 4 Jun, 1669.

DEATH SOURCE
666
JOHN DUNHAM Sr. of Plymouth aged about fourscore
[80] years died the 2nd of March 1668 he was an
approved servant of God; and a useful man in his
place being a Deacon of the Church of Christ at
Plymouth.
Vital Records of Plymouth, Massachusetts to
the Year 1850

The Great Migration Begins, pages 559-603 at Honolulu DAR library. Haswill.

SOURCE: The American Genealogist, "The English Origin and First Marriage of Deacon John Dunham of Plymouth, Massachusetts" by Robert Leigh Ward, vol. 71, 1996, No. 281-284, p.133, call no. F 104 .N6 A6. (Also the source for Children and birth or baptisim dates.)
(Marriage 1): Dunham, John (ca. 1589-1688/9); m (1) Susanna KAINO, m 7 Aug.
1612" (Correction to name indicated, however the date noted is different from above source.)
(Marriage 2:) Dunham, John ... m (2) Abigail [BALLIOU?]; m 22 Oct. 1622; Plymouth, Mass." (correction to name indicated, however, the place of marriage is Plymouth rather then Leyden.)
SOURCE: The American Genealogist,"Additions and Corrections to Torrey's New England Marriages" by Robert S. Wakefield, F.A.S.G., vol. 71, 1996, No. 281-284, p.133, call no. F 104 .N6 A6.

OCCUPATION: Linen weaver
Leyden Separatists who stayed in Leyden while the Mayflower sailed. Compiled from research by Leyden scholar Henry Martyn Dexter in 1905.
DUNHAM, John (wife Susanna, children John, Humility, Thomas, 2nd wife Abigail) MayFlower Hoaxes (http://members.aol.com/calebj/hoaxes.html)
DUNHAM-GOODMAN. John Goodman, the Mayflower Passenger, and Deacon John Dunham, of Heyden, Holland (and later of Plymouth) were not the same person. (Mayflower Descendent 23:76, 37:198 & 43:13, English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers by Charles Banks; Plymouth Colony: Its History and Its People, 1620-1691, by Eugene Stratton; The England and Holland of the ilgrims by Henry Martyn Dexter.) Those interested in Dunham's English origins are referred to The American Genealogist 71:130-133.
Info. on John Dunham included in info. on John Goodman includes the following (http://members.aol.com/calebj/goodman.html) "He [John Goodman] did not have his name changed to John Dunham as is sometimes preposerously claimed.
There is a John Dunham recorded in Leyden records and he was a district and prominent member of the Leyden congregation who emigrated to America later (between 1628-1632). For those who are interested in quality information about John Dunham, his English origins were recentely discovered and publiched in "The American Genealogist", 71:130-133. He was from Clophill and Henlow, Bedford, England and may have had ties with the Mayflower Tilley and Cooper families which were also from Henlow, Bedford."

Death: 1 Mar 1668/1669 Plymouth, Plymouth, Massachusetts

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Andrus, Sarah (b. ABT 1744, d. 7 Dec 1766)

Death: 7 Dec 1766

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Marsh, Timothy (b. 1 Oct 1714)

Note: BIRTH-CONFLICT: This is confusing. Birth date shown 1 Oct 1714, with baptisim before this on 19 Sep 1714. Nd Church, Hartford, CT..?

Another source lists birth as 19 September 1714, Nd Church, Hartford, CT

Source: (Individual)
Title: Extract from Litchfield Twp, Litchfield, CT

Source: (Individual)
Title: G 57
Page: 126

Baptism: 19 Sep 1714 Litchfield, Connecticut

Christening: 19 Sep 1714 Hartford, Hartsford, Connecticut

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Nott, Sarah (b. ABT 1718)

Note: Was she married twice? Elisha Wolcott b. 20 October 1755 Wethersfield,Hartford, CT d. 17 January 1827 Wexford, , , m. 19 January 1775 , ,to Mary Wells; dad Elisha Wolcott mom Sarah Nott.
Elisha Wolcott b. 26 September 1717 Wexford, Hartford, CT d. 13 October1793 , , , m. 28 June 1746 , , to Sarah Nott dad Samuel Wolcottmom Abigail Collins.
Gershom Wolcott b. 11 April 1748 Wethersfield, Hartford, CT , ,, , , dad Elisha Wolcott mom Sarah Nott
Hannah Wolcott b. 22 September 1762 Wethersfield, Hartford, CT d. 13March 1784 , , , , , dad Elisha Wolcott mom SarahNott.
Mehitable Wolcott b. 12 June 1759 Wethersfield, Hartford, CT d. 31 May1806 , , , m. 12 April 1781 , , to Mehitable Wolcott dad ElishaWolcott mom Sarah Nott
Sarah Wolcott b. 7 August 1751 Wexford, Hartford, CT , , ,m. Wexford, Hartford, CT to Sarah Wolcott dad Elisha Wolcott mom SarahNott.

Source: (Individual)
Title: G 57
Page: 126

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Marsh, John (b. 1668, d. 1 Oct 1744)

Note: There are more children with Elizabeth Pitkin than the seven listed!

BURIAL: Gravestone near Centre Church

History of Norfolk, Litchfield County, Connecticut, 1744-1900
Connecticut's Early Town System -- Settlement of First Towns inLitchfield County -- Grant of the "Western Lands," Which Became ThirteenTowns, to the Towns of Hartford and Windsor -- Long Controversy Betweenthe Colony and Those Towns -- Organization of Litchfield County -- FinalSale and Settlement of the Town and Its Incorporation -- OriginalPetitions

At the May session, 1719:--Upon the petition of Lieut. John Marsh ofHartford, and Dea. John Buell of Lebanon, with many others, prayingliberty under committees appointed by the towns of Hartford and Windsor,to settle a town westward of Farmington at a place called Bantam: "ThisAssembly doe grant liberty and full power unto the said John Marsh, JohnBuell and partners, settlers, being in the whole fifty-seven in number,to settle a town at said Bantam; . . . said town to be known by the nameof Litchfield." Mention of the tract of land which included Norfolkfollows the above: "And forasmuch as there is a large tract of land thatlieth eastward, westward and northwardly of said town, being boundedeastward by Farmington and Symsbury, and from thence extending northwardunto the Massachusetts line, by which line the tract is bounded north,and westwardly by the colony line, and southwardly by Waterbury,Litchfield and Woodbury, and from Woodbury town line unto the said colonyline; to the end that the said tract of land may be improved for the goodof the colony and be regularly settled,--be it enacted by the Governor(etc.),--that the whole of said tract of land shall lie for the furtherdispose of this Assembly." This "large tract of land" comprised what wasafterward laid out and settled as the towns of Kent, Cornwall, Canaan,Salisbury, Norfolk, Goshen, Winchester, New Hartford, Torrington,Harwinton, Hartland, Colebrook and Barkhampsted. A serious controversyregarding this land arose between the General Court on one side and thetowns of Hartford and Windsor on the other, caused by a grant of theentire tract to Hartford and Windsor by the General Court, in January,1686. The occasion for this grant was as follows:--

Death: 1 Oct 1744 Litchfield, Litchfield, Connecticut

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Winena, Elizabeth (b. 29 Mar 1814, d. 1 Dec 1859)

Note: Name Elizabeth WINEA or Elizabeth FREAR

Death: 1 Dec 1859 Mehoopany, Wyoming, Pennsylvania

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Pitkin, Elizabeth (b. ABT 1676, d. 1 Dec 1748)

Note: BURIAL: Near Centre Church.

SOURCE-FATHER?: Conn 1670 Census p 31; Turnbull, J.H. 1852 Public Records of CT 1665-1678 Hartford, CT; lists: Mr. Will Pitkin 1669 Hartford, CT.

Death: 1 Dec 1748 Hartford, , Hartford, Connecticut

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Marsh, John (b. ABT 1641, d. 1727)

Death: 1727 Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut

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