407. Oliver BABCOCK (Daniel BABCOCK , Oliver BABCOCK , James BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 12 Dec 1797 in Hopkinton, Washington Co., Rhode Island. He died 9 Sep 1869 in Potter Hill, Washington Co., Rhode Island.

BABCOCK AND ALLIED FAMILIES, by M.M. Lewis, Brooklyn, New York. page 14.
    Oliver was born in Hopkinton, RI, Dec. 12, 1797, and died at Potter Hill, RI, Sept. 9, 1869. Educated in the schools of his native town, he supplemented his schooling with good reading. As a young man he taught singing school during winter evenings, was an excellent choir singer and acted as chorister in his church for about twenty-five years. When only twelve years of age he was baptized and untied with the First Seventh Day Baptist Church of Hopkinton, with which he remained a member during the rest of his life. He was always deeply interested in the schools of his neighborhood and for many years acted as school trustee, hiring the teachers and always making them welcome guests in his home at the time when "boarding around" was the method of taking care of the teachers during the school terms.
    He served his town as justice of the peace of taxes and in various other capacities. By his efforts the Potter Hill post office was established, and he was the first portmaster. About 1824 he entered into partnership with his eldest brother Daniel, for the manufacture of edge tools at Potter Hill, RI, and made the name of D. Babcock & Company upon any tool a sign of real excellence. The partnership continued about fourty years, when the water power was sold to the factory owners at Potter Hill.
    In June, 1842, when the Dorr war occurred in RI and the State government and threatened, Mr. Babcock, aas sargeant, "shouldered his musket" and with his brother Daniel, and his own son, Nathan, then a young man less than eighteen years of age went to Providence in the company of Captain William Potter, 3rd Regiment, erd Brigade of State Volunteers, to fight if need be for, "law and order", but no fighting occurred. It is a matter of record that Mr. Babcock was eminently a social, genial man, fond of his family and friends, devoted to his church, a temperance reformer among the first of his town, and an enthusiast in the cause of anti-slavery, though not an adherent of the Abolition party. He was an "all-round, broad-minded man." Previous to his marriage he settled at Potter Hill, RI, where the remainder of his life was spent. His widow, who survived him seventeen years, lived in the same house for sixty-two years. "He was Justice of the Peace of Westerly in 1843, 46, 47, 48." Oliver Babcock married at Stonington, CT., Januaary 11, 1824, Phebe Babcock.

Oliver married Phebe BABCOCK, daughter of Stephen BABCOCK and Phebe BURCH, on 11 Jan 1824 in Stonington, New London Co., CT. Phebe was born 5 Mar 1802 in Westerly, Washington Co., Rhode Island. She died 15 Oct 1886 in Potter Hill, Washington Co., Rhode Island.

BABCOCK AND ALLIED FAMILIES, by M.M. Lewis, Brooklyn, New York. page 26.
    Was born in Westerly, March 5, 1802, and died at Potter Hill, RI, Oct 15, 1886. She married Oliver Babcock at Stonington, Jan. 11, 1824, by whom she had eleven children.

BABCOCK AND ALLIED FAMILIES, by M.M. Lewis, Brooklyn, New York. page 14.
    Oliver Babcock married at Stonington, CT., Januaary 11, 1824, Phebe Babcock.

429. Hannah CLARKE (Nathan CLARKE , Joseph CLARKE , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ).

Hannah married William WHITFORD, son of Joshua WHITFORD and Phebe PALMER. William was born 1782 in Petersburg, Rensselaer Co., New York.

430. Desire BABCOCK [scrapbook] (Benjamin BABCOCK , Nathan BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 31 Mar 1780 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 12 Jan 1875 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Wheeler Cemetery, No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.

1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., 24 June 1860, by Ephraim Wheeler, page 34, Dwelling #258, Family #278.
    HEWITT, Desire, 80, F, W, CT

GENEALOGY OF THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM CHESEBROUGH OF BOSTON, REHOBOTH, MASS., by Anna Chesebrough Wildey, New York, Press of T. A. Wright, 1903.
Page 557.
   (Mentioned in grandfather,) Joseph Billings, Jr. (103S), of Preston, Conn--Will proved Dec. 11, 1797; recorded in Norwich, Conn.; mentions "my granddaughters ... Desire Hewitt...

HISTORY OF STONINGTON CT, by Wheeler, page 426.
GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS, by Hale, page 49.
#62 - Wheeler Cementery, tombstone.
    Hewitt, Desire Babcock, wife of Benjamin, died Jan. 12, 1875, age 94 years 9 mos. 12 days.
     (This makes her born March 31, 1780)
    Daughter, Phebe Prentice Hewitt's death ceretifiate stated that both her parents were of North Stonington.

Vital Records of Stonington CT does NOT have a Desire Babcock listed born on or
    near 31 Mar 1780.

Researching this line is Nancyann Norman at exis.net

Desire married Benjamin HEWITT [scrapbook], son of Henry HEWITT and Phebe PRENTICE, on 21 Oct 1798 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. Benjamin was born 8 Aug 1774 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was christened 18 Jun 1780 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 1 Jul 1867 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut and was buried in Wheeler Cemetery, No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut.

VITAL RECORDS OF STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., page 120, Vol. 3, page 134.
    HEWITT, Benjamin, twin with Joseph, s. (Henry), b. Aug 8, 1774.

DESCENDANTS OF CAPTAIN THOMAS HEWITT OF STONINGTON, CONN. Compiled by Virginia Hewitt Watterson, 1996. Found in the Joseph Smith Library, Salt Lake City, Ut. Page 95.
    Born in Stonington, Conn., 8 Aug 1774 (VR), son of Henry Hewitt and Phebe Prentice, and twin to Joseph; died in North Stonington, Conn., 1 Jul 1867, age 92 years (tombstone). Benjamin married DESIRE BABCOCK, 21 Oct 1798, at Stonington (Wheeler). Desire was born in Conn., 30 Mar 1780 (tombstone), parents unknown; she died in North Stonington, 12 Jan 1875, age 94 years, 9 months and 12 days (tombstone). Both she and Benjamin were buried in the Wheeler Cemetery at North Stonington.
    Benjamin was a farmer. He and Desire resided in North Stonington where they raised their family and lived their remarkable long lives. Benjamin left a will dated 31 Mar 1867, and probated in 1867 (North Stonington Probate Records, Vol. 2, pp. 197-203). He provided for his wife Desire during her lifetime by giving her the use of ½ the dwelling house, all furniture and movables. $80 yearly plus foodstuffs. The 5 living daughters - Sally, Desire, Phebe, Louisa and Frances - were each given $125. Son Benjamin was to have $750, and Joseph was to have all real estate, cattle and farm tools. Joseph was named executor of the estate.
References:
Vital Records of Stonington and North Stonington, Conn.
Denison, DENISON GENEALOGY, pp. 352-353.
North Stonington Probate Records, Vol. 2, pp. 197-203, LDS film #1,309,961.
Wheeler, HISTORY OF STONINGTON, CONN., pp. 426 & 473.
Conn. Cemetery Records, LDS film #3139.
Algemon Aikin Aspenwall, DESCENDANTS OF EZEKIEL MAINE OF STONINGTON, CONN., Stonington, 1955, p. 103.
US Census 1800-1860.

MAR. 11, 1822, VOL. 2, PAGE 473.
    Benjamin Hewitt of North Stonington to Prentis Hewitt in consideration of Prentice Hewitt executing jointly with me a warranty deed to Isaac Williams 2nd. of the Elkannah Hewitt and Hanks land bearing date March 11, 1822 quit-claiming land and buildings which was willed to me by my father Henry Hewitt, dec'd in Stonington (excepting and reserving to myself and heirs the one half of my mother Content Hewitts thirds set off to her by the distributors which half is to fall to me at her decease.
Witnesses: Prentice Holmes and Isaac Williams, 2nd.

MARCH. 20, 1832, VOL. 4, PAGE 121.
    Prentice Hewitt of North Stonington to Benjamin Hewitt, quit-claim 1/2 of the widow Content Hewitt's their of the real estate of Henry Hewitt, for #24, two tracts in North Stonington:
    No. 1 -- Beginning at the head of the lane, so-called, thence running northerly to a bar post about 10 rods, thence northerly by an old fence to the corner of Foster land, thence easterly by an old well to Isaac William's land, thence southerly by a fence to Prentice Hewitt's land, thence westerly by a wall about 30 rods, thence southerly by said wall to Prentice Hewitt's land thence westerly to first mentioned bound containing by estimation 25 acres, more or less.
    No. 2 -- Beginning at the south west corner of the premices it being the northwest corner of Prentice Hewitt's wood lot, thence northerly by and with the lands of Isaac Williams to the lands of William Eccleston, thence easterly by said Eccleston's land to a black oak tree near a gate, thence southerly by lands of William rodman to a white oak tree, thence westerly by an old fence with lands of Prentice Hewitt to the first mentioned bound, containing about 11 acres, more or less, called the Silas Hewitt wood lot.
Witnessed by Amos Hull and Isaac P. Langworthy.

MAR. 25, 1832, VOL. 4, PAGE 122.
    Benjamin Hewitt of North Stonington quit-claim 1/2 of Widow's Content Hewitt's thirds in real estate of Henry Hewitt in a certain piece of land with one half a dwelling house thereon standing in North Stonington. Beginning at the south west corner of the premises at a bar post. Thence northerly till you come to a cider mill lot so-called. Thence westerly by an old wall to said Prentice Hewitt's land, thence northerly by said Prentice Hewitt's land with an old wall to the north west corner of the premises; thence easterly to the head of the lane so-called; thence easterly by an old wall to said Prentice Hewitt's land; thence southerly to lands of the Heirs of Jonas Hewitt; thence westerly by said heirs land to the first mentioned bound. Containing by estimation 10 acres more or less.
Witnesses: Amos Hull & Samuel B. Phillips, Jr.

1850 CENSUS OF NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT, LDS #0442880, Dwelling #176, Family 193.
    HEWITT, Benj., 78, M, Farmer, $4500, CT
    HEWITT, Desire, 70, F, CT
Dwelling #176, Family 194.
    HEWITT, Joseph D., 33, M, ?, CT
    HEWITT, Emily L., 33, F, CT
    HEWITT, Ezra D., 10, M, CT
    HEWITT, Emily L., 3, F, CT

1860 CENSUS - NORTH STONINGTON, NEW LONDON CO., CT., 24 June 1860, by Ephraim Wheeler, page 34, Dwelling #258, Family #278.
    HEWITT, Benj., 84, M, W, $1,000, $850, CT
    HEWITT, Desire, 80, F, W, CT
    HEWITT, Joseph D., 44, M, W, Farmer, $500, $4,000, CT
    HEWITT, Emily L., 43, F, W, CT
    HEWITT, Dwight E., 20, M, W, CT
    HEWITT, Louisa E., 13, F, W, CT

HISTORY OF STONINGTON CT, by Wheeler, pages 422 & 426.
GRAVESTONE INSCRIPTIONS, by Hale, page 49.
#62 - Wheeler Cementery, tombstone
             Hewitt, Benjamin, died July 1, 1867 age 92.

431. Benjamin BABCOCK Jr. (Benjamin BABCOCK , Nathan BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 22 Apr 1782 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 25 Jan 1857 in Windham, Bradford Co., Pennsylvania and was buried in Babcock Hill Cemetery, Windham, Bradford Co., Pennsylvania.

Information from Jean Reid, 106 Beal's Court, Tama, Iowa 52339
    Benjamin-7 Babcock was born, probably at Stonington, Connecticut. He is buried in the Babcock Family Cemetery on Babcock Hill. They resided at Bridgewater, Suquehanna Co., Pennsylvania, until 1818, when they removed to what is now known as Babcock Hill.
    Benjamin Babcock (2nd) settled on a tract of land, consisting of several hundred acres (believed 640) on Babcock Hill. This was virgin forest land at the time, 1818, covered with a heavy growth of pine, hemlock, and other trees. With the aid of his sons, Benjamin cleared this land, or portions thereof, building a house and barn of logs. He later constructed a primitave saw mill, located on the creek at the foot of Babcock Hill toward the village of Cadis. Water power was used to operate an old-fashioned "beam" saw, by means of which the heavy trees were fashioned into sills, joists, planking, and boards for the construction of new and better buildings. The old Babcock homestead and at least one of the old barns, constructed of timber of this primitive mill, are still standing.
    Upon the death of Benjamin Babcock the land was apportioned among his children. William Dennison Babcock, the oldest son received a grant of land consisting of over 200 acres, located about one half mile north of the homestead farm. The latter, consisting of 306 acres, was left to the other children who had remained at the home. Harriet N. Babcock had married Alexander LaDow and had removed to Ohio. Hellen M. Babcock died in 1843, while Caroline Joshan Babcock and Joanah Babcock died young. So the homestead farm was left to John Bannister Gibson Babcock (1st), Valeria Ann Babcock, and Andrew Jackson Babcock. The Babcock family burying ground is the only portion of the original estate in which the title still remains in the Babcock family as a whole. The old estate and burying ground are located about 10 miles south of Owego, New York, and about 1.5 miles north of Windham, Pennsylvania.

1850 CENSUS, WINDHAM TWP., BRADFORD CO., PENNSYLVANIA
BABCOCK, Benjamin, 68, M, Farmer, CT, 127 171
BABCOCK, Anna, 61, F, CT, 127 171
BABCOCK, Valerie, 27, F, PA, 127 171
BABCOCK, Deborah, 56, CT, 127 171

BABCOCK CEMETERY, WINDHAM TWP., BRADFORD CO., PENNSYLVANIA
Benjamin BABCOCK (Jr.), b. 22 Apr 1782, d. 25 Jan 1857

Death date from Val Van Zee at VaVZ@aol.com

Benjamin married Anna BROWNSON, daughter of Isaac BROWNSON and Joanah BEARDSLEE, on 18 Apr 1809 in Susquahanna Co., Pennsylvania. Anna was born 4 May 1789 in New Milford, Litchfield Co., Connecticut. She died 25 Dec 1872 in Windham, Bradford Co., Pennsylvania and was buried in Babcock Hill Cemetery, Windham, Bradford Co., Pennsylvania.

Information from Jean Reid, 106 Beal's Court, Tama, Iowa 52339
    Stockton's History states that Isaac Brownson (father of Ann Brownson, who married Benjamin Babcock (2nd), settled in Rush, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania. He lived on a tract of land which had been surveyed by Thomas Dundas. Isaac Brownson was town clerk. He was also county commissioner from 1815 to 1818, inclusive. Isaac Brownson was a veteran of the Revolutionary War. His wife was Joanah (Beardslee) Brownson.

Birth date and place from Val Van Zee at VaVZ@aol.com

BABCOCK CEMETERY, WINDHAM TWP., BRADFORD CO., PENNSYLVANIA
His Wife, Anna BROWNSON, b. 4 May 1789, d. 25 Dec 1872

DAR PATRIOT INDEX, CENTENNIAL EDITION, PART I, page 376.
BRONSON, BROWNSON, BRUNSON
Isaac: b. 7-27-1758 CT, d. 8-23-1853 PA m. Joanne Beardslee, Pvt CT PNSR

1840 CENSUS, WINDHAM TWP, BRADFORD CO., PENNSYLVANIA
BRONSON, Isaac   000000000001 (81) 0000100001
BRONSON, Elisha 0220001     110101

1850 CENSUS, WINDHAM TWP, BRADFORD CO., PENNSYLVANIA
BROWNSON, Asa, 23, M, PA, 113 170

BROWNSON, Isaac, 92, M, CT, 128 171

BROWNSON, Elisha, 59, M, CT, 129 171
BROWNSON, Mary, 46, F, MA, 129 171
BROWNSON, Elizabeth, 26, PA, 129 171
BROWNSON, Isaac W., 24, M, PA, 129 171
BROWNSON, Asa, 23, M, PA, 129 171
BROWNSON, Joanna, 16, F, PA, 129 171
BROWNSON, Emily, 12, F, PA, 129 171
BROWNSON, Harriet, 5, F, PA, 129 171

432. Billings BABCOCK (Benjamin BABCOCK , Nathan BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 11 May 1786 in Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 29 Oct 1844 in Wea, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana and was buried in Feerer-Rural-Black-Pioneer Cemetery, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.

Name from Val Van Zee at VaVZ@aol.com
    I lifted these names off scraps of paper and backs of envelopes left by my grandmother.
Researching this line is Mary-Gene Page at mgpage@unlimited.net

INFORMATION FROM HOLLY SCHRANK'S FILES OF 24 Mar 2000.
PRECEEDINGS AND COLLECTIONS OF WYOMING HISTORICAL & GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY, Vol. XVI, page 271. (Wyoming refers to the Wyoming Valley of PA) URL: http://www.familytreemaker.com/_glc_/1088/1088/267.html
    Billings Babcock married Sarah Ann Sherman on August 18, 1812 in Bridgewater Twp., Susquehannah Co., Pennsylvania. Married by Elder Davis Dimock as recorded in his diaries. He was sole pastor of the Bridgewater church from 1808 to June 1835.

1820 CENSUS, DELAWARE CO., INDIANA, page 26.
Billings Babcock  100010   20010  0100

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA, INDEX TO TRACT BOOK 1,
23 Dec 1824 - Babcock, Billings, 80 acres, TWP. T22N-R4W, W 1/2 NWq, Sec. 14
4 Nov 1828 - Babcock, Billings, 80 acres, TWP. T22N-R4W, W 1/2 NEq, Sec. 11

1830 CENSUS, TIPPECANOE CO., INDIANA, Vol. 19, pages 82-83.
Data          Possible interpretation
1 male, 40-50 years, Billings, b. 1780-80
1 female, 30-40 years, Sarah Ann, b. 1790-1800
1 female, 15-20 years, daughter (Fanny Desire), b. 1810-1815
1 male, 10-15 years, son (Ezra), b. 1815-1820
1 female, 10-15 years, daughter (Jane Evalina), b. 1850-1820
1 male, 5-10 years, son (Nelson Sherman), b. 1820-1830
1 female, 5-10, daughter (daughter may have died young), b. 1820-1820
Total of 7 people

1833 TIPPECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA TAX LIST, does not show Billings Babcock

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA, INDEX TO TRACT BOOK 1,
23 Jun 1832 - Babcock, Billings, 40 acres, TWP. T22N-R4W, SWq SEq, Sec. 2

1840 CENSUS INDEX, TIPPECANOE CO., INDIANA, page 388.
Billings Babcock is listed in Fai (Fairfield Twp.) aged 50--60.

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA, INDEX TO TRACT BOOK 2.
10 Jun 1840 - page 116 - Babcock, Billings, grantee, 58 acres deed, Pt Lot #8 in Sec. 16, TWP 22, R4; Evans, Jesse school commissioner, grantor
15 Sep 1840 - page 74, mortgage, Babcock, Billings, grantor, Pt. Lot #8 in Sec. 16, TWP22 R4; Evans, Jesse school administrator, grantee.

TIPPECANOE COUNTY, INDIANA, COUNTY WILL BOOK
No listing for Billings Babcock

HEADSTONE, (Feerer-Rural-Black-Pioneer Cemetery) The cemetery card at the Tippecanoe County Historical Society (TCHS) confirms this information.
Billings Babcock, died Oct. 29, 1844, aged 57 years, 5 months, 18 days.

FEERER-RURAL-BLACK-PIONEER CEMETERY (Also called Ziegler)
"Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set". Proverbs 23:28
430S & 250E NW 1/4 Sec. 15 T 22 R 4 W T 22 N
    Go out 18th Street to High Ridge Subdivision. On north side of road in woods to west of residence at 2408 E. 430S (1 mile West of 250W). **The burials extend about 350 feet to the north of the center of 430S, which is deeper than the original cemetery boundaries noted on county maps as of October 1999.
    The following list is based on burials reported on a list available at the Tippecanoe County Historical Society (presumably WPA list), plus the TCHS cemetery cards, plus what was found or not found in 1999 by a group of volunteers restoring the cemetery. We have added a little historical information when it was useful for interpreting stones and gravesites we found.
    This list is based on research by Janet Walton, Deb Fisher and Holly Schrank, and a search for stones by neighbors of the cemetery using the TCHS list burials (original List) at the cemetery.
  BABCOCK, BILLINGS, d. 10-29-1844
Came to Wea Twp. in 1824, was a prominent citizen. Son Nelson S. Babcock was subject of a guardianship dated 11/25/1844. Samuel Clark was appointed guardian. Billings Babcock appears on the Fairfield Twp. 1840 Tippecanoe County census on page 388, age 50-60. Son Mortimore O. Babcock married Caroline Kenny. According to descendant Mary-Gene Page, Billings and Sarah Babcock had the following children: Mortimore, Julian (d. 1841), Fanny (who m. Daniel Crouse), Ezra (d. 1821), Jane Evalina (m. Andrew Long), Nelson Sherman (m. Martha Seaman), and Billings (d. 1832)

Billings married Sarah Ann SHERMAN, daughter of Christopher SHERMAN, on 18 Aug 1812 in Bridgewater Twp., Susquehanna Co., Pennsylvania, by Elder Davis Dimock as recorded in his diaries.. Sarah was born about 1797. She died 20 Aug 1843 in Tippecanoe Co., Indiana and was buried in Feerer-Rural-Black-Pioneer Cemetery, Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.

HEADSTONE, (FEERER-RURAL-BLACK-PIONEER CEMETERY (Also called Ziegler) The cemetery card at the Tippecanoe County Historical Society (TCHS) confirms this information. Headstone of same style as that of Billings.
Sarah Ann Babcock, wife of Billings Babcock, died Aug. 20, 1843, at age 46 y, 2 mo.

FEERER-RURAL-BLACK-PIONEER CEMETERY (Also called Ziegler)
BABCOCK, SARAH ANN (Sherman), Wife of Billings Babcock. d. Aug 1, 1843.
Obit notice in the Tippecanoe Co. Courier, Vol. #3, No. 6, page 3, col. 1.
Reportedly consort of Billings Babcock, however, reference to a marriage of Aug. 18, 1812 in Bridgewater Twp., Susquehanna Co., Pennsylvania has been found in records of a Wyoming Co., Pennsylvania pastor. Top of stone was broken off and located adjacent to Billings Babcock headstone. Sarah was 46 y and 2 mo. old when she died.

437. Isaac Burdick MAIN (Frances BURDICK , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 17 Oct 1793 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 17 Nov 1869 in Petersburg, Rensselaer Co., New York.

THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page 84.
   They lived at Petersburg, Rensselaer, NY, all six children born there. He served in the War of 1812. Sally drew his pension.

BURDICK GENEALOGY, page 82.

Isaac married Sally BUDDINGTON on 30 Sep 1820. Sally was born 26 Dec 1801. She died 30 May 1896 in Petersburg, Rensselaer Co., New York.

438. Perez MAIN (Sarah BURDICK , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 29 Jan 1786 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 8 Sep 1877 in Adams, Jefferson Co., New York.

THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page 80.
BURDICK GENEALOGY, p. 80, 182. Burdick credits Mrs. Hannah B. Wihitford, Adams, NY; A.A. Aspinwall; Arnold's VS of RI.

Perez married Sally BURDICK, daughter of John BURDICK and Elizabeth BEERS, about 1807. Sally was born 5 Jun 1786 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 5 Dec 1841 in Adams, New York.

439. Jonas MAIN (Sarah BURDICK , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 1 Apr 1788 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 27 Aug 1823 in Henderson, Jefferson Co., New York.

THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page  80.
    Jonas and Lydia had three children and lived at Adams and later Henderson Co., NY.
DESCENDANTS OF ROGERT BURDICK.

Jonas married Lydia PORTER, daughter of John PORTER and Zerviah HAWKINS. Lydia was born 1795. She died 30 Oct 1875.

440. John Burdick MAIN (Sarah BURDICK , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 15 Jul 1790 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. He died 18 Mar 1873 in Gilderland, Albany Co., New York.

John married Elizabeth LLOYD. Elizabeth was born 18 Aug 1794 in No. Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut. She died 8 Aug 1873 in Gilderland, Albany Co., New York.

441. Fanny Burdick MAIN (Sarah BURDICK , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 3 Jan 1792 in Adams, Jefferson Co., New York. She died 22 Mar 1856 in Ellisburg, New York.

Fanny married James THAYER on 16 Jul 1810 in Sherburne, New York. James was born 29 Apr 1787. He died 25 Aug 1861.

442. Lewis MAIN (Sarah BURDICK , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 3 Apr 1795 in Adams, Jefferson Co., New York. He died 30 Nov 1840 in Richfield, Otsego Co., New York.

Lewis married Caroline VAN RENSSELAER. Caroline was born about 1799 in of Winfield, Herkimer Co., New York.

443. Asher H. MAIN (Sarah BURDICK , Elizabeth BABCOCK , Samuel BABCOCK , Elizabeth SAUNDERS , Mary PECKHAM , John ) was born 29 Sep 1798 in Adams, Jefferson Co., New York. He died 4 Oct 1842 in Guilderland, Albany Co., New York.

Asher married Gertrude.