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Albert C. Bowerman - his works
Records of the Bay of Quinte
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BOWERMAN
FAMILY of (1633 to 1916
inclusive)
Being the Descendants of Collected by
A. C. BOWERMAN M.B. PICTON, ONT. Transcribed March 1994 by Lorne Marshall Shunk © 2007 a descendant of Ichabod Bowerman & According to Dr. A. G. Dorland, Ichabod's second wife was Jane Richmond, by whom he had 12 children, the 5th of whom, Judah was the father of Arthur G. Dorland's, grandmother, Margaret (Jones) who married William S. Hubbs, and whose daughter Lavina m- John T Dorland Jr. (A.G. D's parents). After W. S. Hubbs died, Margaret m- Gilbert Jones. ( This is the note on the cover by Albert A. Dorland 198/79 *(1979/80) Aug 13, 1979 In note to Mrs. Love he suggested sending it to the Librarian University of Western Ontario at {I do not remember who wrote (sig) Anna Joan Buxton 23 Feb 1994.} on page 2 hand written {Isaac Barton is probably NOTE to READERS :- In the reproduction of this document, I have endeavoured to maintain the structure and format of the author "A. C. BOWERMAN M.B". It was my intention only to clarify the printing that has seen multiple copyings over the years and had become all but impossible to read. Readers I felt would over look important information because of the lack of clarity of the document. It is my hope that this document can now be reintroduced into the main stream of important historical data of which it so richly deserves. And the author be congratulated for his insight in writing his findings so others would know of whence they came. It is my hope that you take pity on this person for some of the mistakes you will encounter within this document, but in argument remember that I copied as close as possible to the original document so some of the spelling was intentional. Lorne Shunk a descendant of Ichabod Bowerman. Monthly
Meeting
Records relating to the opening of West Lake Meeting.
10mo, 1800- Cyrus Richmond applied for minute_; Committee James Noxon and Cornelius Blount,' ,,,,, Cyrus Howe admitted to membership. ,,,,, Jonithan Clark applied for membership. 24th, Dec. 1800- Philip Dorland and Thomas Bowerman, committee on application of Ephraim Dunham. 4th,day of the week (28th, Jan. 1801), 4th, Nov.1800, was preparative meeting at Adolphustown, and their first Monthly Meeting was on the following day - Daniel Haight Clerk - [copied from Nine Partners Quarterly Meeting Records]. 7th. Mo.1800- Judah Bowerman admitted to membership at Nine Partners. 20th. Nov. 1800- Isaac Barton and Aaron White admitted to membership at Nine Partners. also at same date, Stephen Bowerman and Jonathan Bowerman " " " " . First Library - under care of Aaron Brewer, Philip Dorland, Ichabod Bowerman and Jacob Cronk. Note Aaron Brewer died at Abigail Cunningham added to membership 21st, 2nd, Mo, 1801, Nine Partners Mo. Mtg. 1801 - Meeting allowed at the house of Aaron Brewer, Kingston, on the 6th, day of the week preceding the third 5th, day of each month. 16th, 4th, Mo, 1801, First Meeting for worship allowed for three Months at the house of Cornelius Blount, under Adolphus Mo, Mtg. - First meeting held the first Firstday of the 5th, Mo, 1801, - Renewed for three months, then for six months, then permanent. Adolphustown Mo, Mtg, under sanction of Nine Partners, established WestLake meeting for worship and Preparative on the 21st, 4th, Mo, 1803. Thomas Bowerman and Townsend Carmen, building committee to build log meeting-house on the Hill at West Lake, - Adolphustown agreeing to furnish glass, nails, and stove, West Lake to furnish flooring, shingles, - Size of building to be 21ft, by 31ft, with a Gallery. ( married 10th,Mo,9th, 1718. ( Cyrus Richmond and Jane Crandall married by John Babcock Justice, Jan29th, 1718-19. ( Westerly Records ) Cyrus Richmond and Phebe Mott married by John Hoxie, Justice, Mar 27th, 1734. ( Friends Records ) (Children of Cyrus and Phebe) Jane, ,, born - 4th, MO, 7th 1733. Cyrus, ,, " 3rd " 6th 1737. Phebe, ,, " 8th " 25th 1738. Abagail,,, " 5th, " 16th 1743. Mary , ,, " 5th, " 15th 1745 THE `BOWERMAN' FAMILY of ( 1623 - 1916 ) (1). Bowerman - According to the earliest New England records, the ancestor of the Bowerman family in the Mass. Colony was one Thomas Bowerman who appeared in Plymouth Mass. in the year 1633; and in Barnstable, Cape Codd in 1643 where soon after, he married Hannah Annable daughter of Anthony Annable of the same place. _ In the various records the name is written sometimes - Boman - Borman - Boreman - Bourman - Burman - and Bowerman - ; and is pronounced, as all proper names are liable to be pronounced, according to the caprice of the speaker, either - Bo-man - Bo-erman - Bower-man - (as-in out; Standard Dictionary). The evidence of Robert Kerrick the Devonshire poet, (1591-1674), establishes the local pronunciation in favour of the long -o- as against the --au-in-out- as may be seen in his unflattering epigram upon the Devonshire miller, in which he says..... `Boreman takes toll; cheats, flatters, lies; yet Boreman', `For all the Devil helps, will be poor man'. The Canadian branch of the family write the name - Bowerman - but vary in pronunciation, in differently - Bo-erman- with a tendency to ultimate suppression of the long -O-. The name signifies either an Archer or Bowman, or a maker of Bows for Archery, whether written - Boman - or - Bo-erman - and -Bower-man -; and is perhaps derived form calling or occupation of the family during the early history of Whales and the West of England. A Welsh origin of the family is not inconsistent with the evidence of the `Annable'- Anthony Annable was one of the earliest settlers in New Plymouth, having arrived on the ship -Anne-' in 1623. Thus being numbered with the The arrival of the `Anne' in 1623 was six years prior to the transfer of the Charter and residence Gov. of the Colony from Anthony probably first settled at Cape Ann where he drew his As Hannah was born at New Plymouth in 1625; and as the family, omitting Susannah, were at Cape Codd 22nd. May 1627, the probability is that Susannah was not born until after this date; not is it improbable that the residence at New Plymouth preceded that at Cape ann, although Anthony drew him lot at later place in 1623. According to the records of Pembroke Mass. Anthony Annable had a daughter Susannah who married William Hatch 13th. May 1652. Susannah must have been a daughter of Jane -Anthony's first wife - as the later died in 1643, leaving only nine years between that time and the date of Susannah's marriage. Susannah was probably born at In the various records there are discrepancies both in date and incident. Of the ship `Anne', Gov. Winthrop says that she was the sixth to arrive in Subsequently however Bailie says that Anthony came over on the `Fortune' in 1680; and that he died in 1683. On the other hand the records of New Plymouth omit the name of anthony from among the arrivals of 1621, but include it among those of the `Anne' who drew their lots in 1623. The
lot referred to was doubtless that at Cape Ann Settlement, for at the
latter
plantation a division of cattle was made among the settlers on the
22nd. May
1627; and Anthony Annable and family were numbered in the 8th. lot of
13
person-who drew to - their united shares-a red heifer and two she
goats'.
The Annable family at this time consisted of the following members- viz. - (1) Anthony Annable and his first wife, Jane Annable. (2) Sarah .... (dyed 29th.? June 1674) Hannah ... (mar. Thomas Bowerman - of whom later). Susannah ..( ' William Hatch 17th, may 1652) On the 9th. June 1630 Anthony Annable sold to Daniel Ray his dwelling house etc. for the sum of L25?.0.0 The next trace of Anthony we find in the records of New Plymouth where his name occurs as an assistant at Court from The Will of Thomas Bowerman (1). is dated 8th. May 1633; but Savage's History states that Thomas died 25th. May 1679. (1) Thomas Bowerman married Hannah Annable in Mar. 1644-45 (See Annable). Freeman's History of Cape Codd gives the following issue - viz- (II). Hannah .....born 1646. (Hannah was Thomas's wife: mar about 1646) Thomas ..... " 1648. (Of whom later). Samuel ..... " 1651.(killed at Battle of Rehoboth -1676). Desire ..... " 1654. Mary ....... " 1656. Meteable ... " 1658. Tristram ... " 1661. In 1637 Anthony Annable was elected Constable of Scituate and the General Court for 6th. Mar. 1637 his name appears as a juror. The first Legislative Assembly for the new Colony met in 1639 in General Court with Gov. Bradford as Chief Magistrate; and Gov. Prince as First Assistant. John Alden and Miles Standish; while Anthony Annable and Edward Foster were Deputies representing the town of On the 20th. Sept. 1639 Anthony signed his mark to a deed conveying his premises, houses, lands etc. to one Thomas Rawlins of Scituate, for the sum of L79.0.0 English money; and a memorandum by Gov. Bradford dated 9th. June 1642 states that the land thus conveyed by Annable to Rawlins consisted of 100 acres, of which 23 lay to one side containing his dwelling house etc. Anthony Annable's name next occurred as a juror at New Plymouth general court 2nd. Mar. 1640-41; and again on the 1st. Mar. 1641-42, in the 17th year of the reign of Chas.II. From Scituate Anthony Annable probably removed to Barnstable in Cape Cod; for in the list of `Freeman' of the town in 1643 the name of Anthony Annable occurs following that of Thomas Bowerman who some time later married Anthony's daughter Hannah. Considerable discrepancy exists in the various records concerning the precise date of the marriage of Thomas Bowerman and Hannah Annable. The records of New Plymouth state that `Thomas Boreman of Anthony
Annable's wife Jane died about Dec. 1643; and the record of his second
marriage
is also qualified by chronological discrepancy; as the records of New
Plymouth
state (1)Anthony Annable and Ann Elcock married 3rd. Mar. 1644 (2)
Anthony
Annable married Anne Alcock 1st. Mar. 1645'.
As already stated Anthony probably removed from Anthony Annable died in 1673. (Freeman's Hist. Cape Cod); and in 1674 the Court appointed a Mr. Hinckley executor of his estate. By his second marriage Anthony had the following issue ... viz. (II). Samuel .. born .. 2nd.Jan.1645-46; baptized 8th.Feb. 1645.(Church Register by Dr. Ezra Stiles, (II). Ezekiel.. " (II). Desire .. " early Oct. 1653. In 1679 the Court orders the division of Samuel's property between his two children - John and Anna - and his widow whose name is not given. Plymouth Col. Rec.' Anthony Annable married 3rd Hannah Barker'. Thomas Burman married Hannah Annable 1st. Mar. 1645-46'. Pembroke Mass.Rec.-' William Hatch married Susannah dau. of Anthony Annable 13th, May 1652'. (New Eng.Rec. VolXIX page 220). Barnstable Rec.-' Jane Annable wife of Anthony buried about Dec 1643', Anne Annable (2). wife of Anthony buried 16th.Mar. 1651'. Hannah Annable (3) wife of Anthony buried 16th. Mar. 1657-1658'. (1). Thomas Bowerman took the oath of a `Freeman' 4th. Mar. 1634-35.(Winthrop), and in the list of `freeman' for Barnstable 1643, occurs the name of Thomas Boreman of Barnstable, followed by that of Anthony Annable; while further the records of New Plymouth state that -Thomas Boreman of Barnstable and Hannah Annable married 3rd. Mar. 1644'. It has been observed that Freeman's Hist. of Cape Cod gives the name of Hannah as the eldest child of Thomas and Hannah- born 1646-; but according to the list births given in the Rec. of New Plymouth', we find the list of this family as foll... (II). Thomas ... born, about the middest 1648. (Of whom later). Samuel ... " " " end July 1651. Desire ... " " " " May 1654. Mary ..... " the middest Mar. 1656. Mehetable. " the beginning Sept.1658. Tristram . " about " Aug. 1661. (II). Thomas Bowerman born 1645, is the only member of the family of Ancestor Thomas whose linage has been traced. He was for sometime town-clerk in (*)- From the Ipswich Antiquarian Papers' July 1882, we learn that David Borman and Hannah Hutcheson married the 12th. April 1662'; hence we see that David is a possible nephew of Thomas, or he belongs to another family of the same phonetic name. (**)-`Harper'-`On
the 23rd. April 1658, Christopher Holder and John Copeland having
returned to
Mass. from Rhode Island contrary to the law forbidding Quakers to enter
the
Province, they were arrested and marched into Barnstable and severely
scourged.
Many families of
The following list contains the names of some of the eighteen families who became `Friends'. viz.- Thomas Ewer; Robert Harper; Joseph Allen; Edward Perry; George Allen; William Gifford; William Newland; Ralph Allen jr.; John Jenkins; Henry Howland; Ralph Allen sr.; Thomas Greenfield; Richard Kirby; William Allen; Daniel Wing; Peter Gannt; Michael Turner; John Newland; Mathew Allen; all of whom in 1658 were fined from ten to one hundred pounds for refusing to take the oath.' Mary Harper who married Thomas Bowerman under circumstances that raise the suspicion that they were married according to the order of `Friends', may not improbably have been a daughter of the above mentioned Robert Harper. The town of The first records 29th. Nov. 1661. give the names and location as well as the acres of the first settlers - as foll.-- Isaac Robinson, the first to build a house between Fresh and Salt Ponds, 4 acres by the house, 8 and a half elsewhere. Jonathan Hatch, 10 acres by the house. John Chapman, 4 acres. John Jenkins, 8 acres. Jesse Hamlin, 8 acres. Anthony Annable', 8 acres. William Nelson, 4 acres. Samuel Hinkley, 8 acres. Capt. Nathaniel Thomas, 8 acres. Samuel Fuller, 8 acres. Thomas Lathrop, 8 acres. Peter Blosom, 8 acres. James Cobb, 8 acres. Thomas Ewer, 8 acres. At this time the place was called `Suckannesset', and not until 1694 was it known as In 1688 Thomas Bowerman had lands laid out to him; and in Mar 1691 the lands of the `Blains' were laid out. John Jenkins was appointed to do the work, and he employed as assistant William Wyatt and Thomas Bowerman. As `Selectmen' since 1700, Thomas Bowerman 4 years. 1760, Stephen Bowerman, 5 years. 1838, Barnabas Bowerman, 12 years. Town Clerk- Thomas Bowerman, 1703 to 1707. At a town meeting held 6th. June 1687, land was voted for the help and encouraging the teaching the teaching of the Word of God, which lands among others are west of `Bowerman's Pond', now included in the village. One of the first industries of In
1787 Jesse Gifford built a wind-mill at East End for Samuel Bowerman,
Joseph
Bowerman, and
Thomas Bowerman sold his farm to Capt. Nathaniel Eldred; Seth Bowerman sold his farm, and the two hitched up their oxen, put their families and goods into the carts and started for Silas F. Swift thus by inheritance and purchase became sole owner, and in 1890 operated the mill. Joseph Bowerman who owned the mill, also owned a tannery which stood east of the small pond across the way from S.F.Swift's residence. At this early period it is curious to read -`1678 Thomas Bowerman was fined L10.0.0 for marrying himself' but according to all evidence the Bowerman and Harper families were Quakers, this item itself is significant of the aversion in which the Society was universally held. In 1688 lands were laid out to Thomas Bowerman; and in 1690 all remaining undivided land in that section was ordered to be laid out or surveyed. Thomas Bowerman was one of the two persons appointed to carry the order into execution; and in 1708 Thomas Bowerman with another, was chosen by the Town-Meeting to settle with the dismissed teacher and preacher. (II).- Thomas Bowerman mar. Mary Harper 9th. April 1678, and had issue as foll-. (III)- Samuel ......(probably born about 1682) Thomas ......( Of whom later) " 1685) Stephen .....(probably born about 1687) Benjamin ....( " " " 1690) Hannah ......( " " " 1692) Waite .......( " " " 1694) Note- Benjamin Bowerman born about 1690; mar Hannah dau. of John And Martha Wing. and had about 1725, a son (IV) Benjamin who mar. 1755 Mary Gifford of This note is necessary in establishing the probable date of birth of (IV) Ichabod Bowerman, of whom later. (III). Thomas Bowerman- (Thomas II).(Thos.I). born about 1685 mar about 1718 Jane ______ and had issue -- viz- (IV). Ichabod ....... born in David .......... " about 1725-see page ... and note. Silas .......... " Joseph ......... " Sarah .......... " Jane ........... " Eliza .......... " Peace .......... " Deborah ........ " The
Bowerman family of New England was early associated with the Friends or
Quakers; but as that Society took rise in england in 1648, first
appearing in
the Mass. Col. in 1657, it will be readily seen that the ancestor
Thomas
Bowerman was not a Friend o his advent in Mass. on or before the year
1633, nor
even at the time of his marriage with Hannah Annable 1644-46; as the
later
event itself antedates the rise of the sect by a period of two years.
(II). Thomas, (I). Thos.-and Hannah born 1648 probably allied himself with the Friends about the time of his marriage with Mary Harper 9th April 1678. Note that in the foll. pages the descendants of (IV) Ichabod only are given together with a note on (IV) David, for fixing the identity of those most probable brothers ... page... (IV). Ichabod Bowerman, (III. Thos.).(II. Thos.).(I. Thos.)- The record of Ichabod, prior to his second marriage is limited to his own testimony, as repeated by his children and corroborated by the records of Stonington Mo. Mtg.(Conn.) These records, since destroyed by fire, attested the double marriage of Ichabod and his daughter Jane, the former to Jane Richmond, and the latter to Jane's brother Sylvester Richmond, Jane and Sylvester were the children of Cyrus Richmond ..(q.v.). Ichabod Bowerman mar first Lydia Mott in Mass where they lived and reared a family of six children, as foll...viz.. (V). Timothy David " " " " " Jane " " " " " Hannah Sarah The sequence of births as given above is according to the list left by (V) Stephen Bowerman from data furnished, later it will be seen that this sequence is not correct. From the records of death in the ones of Elizabeth and David; and the birth of Jane's eldest child, the relative dates of these three is easily established. They are as foll...viz... (V). Jane ......... born.. 1745; as her eldest child was born 6th. Jan.1769, hence she was married probably about 1768. Timothy ...... " .. 1750; Hannah ....... " .. 1752; David ........ " .. 1754; " " " " 25th. April 1826. aet 74. Sarah ........ " .. 1750; As Ichabod was born in 1720-21. and his daughter Jane born about 1745, it is probable that Ichabod was first married about 1744, at the probable age of about 23. His first wife Lydia Mott died soon after the birth of Sarah and in 1758 he married Jane dau. of Cyrus Richmond, soon after removing to Dutchess County N.Y. where he died in 1791 aet 70 years. There was doubtless a close relationship between Ichabod's wife Lydia Mott, and Mary Mott, the second wife of Cyrus Richmond, but no record has been produced at the present time to establish the genealogy of this particular Mott family. (IV). Ichabod Bowerman left the statement that he descended from one of a family of four brothers of English origin; that he was born in This tradition of the four brothers was confirmed by an octogenarian named Stephen Bowerman who resided in But
for a further confirmation of this tradition we have only to refer to
family of
(II). Thos. and Mary having besides two daughters the four brothers
Samuel-Thomas-Stephen-and Benjamin.
Leaving This fact alone offers ample reason for the emigration of the next generation in 1790 - 96; with little justification for the assumption of political or religious persecution, a favourite affectation of later generations. Near the site of the original dwelling, later destroyed by fire, is a deep chasm in the rocky hill-side probably worn away by the stream. At the bottom of the fall a deep pool shademxby the overgrowing cedar making the place an attractive swimming resort. Although the family bearing the name `Bowerman' have been more than a century alien to their birth place, the swimming-pool still bears the name `Bo-erman's Hole'. As the family of Ichabod Bowerman of Dutchess Co. belonged to the Society of Friends, it is to the records of that society we must look for data concerning them. The quaker files are unquestionably authentic, but they are very meagre, stinted in information of a personal nature, devoid of praise of tribute, and consisting chiefly of genealogical records and occasional Incidents of the local distraint for military purpose. Outside of the latter there is little beyond complaints' for violation of the Discipline', and the recorded verdict, but no record of the deliberations of the committees. Friends as a society have always been strict disciplinarians, but the paltry fragments known as Records' are useless in the effort to discover either the numerical strength of the society or individual sentiment of it's members. Individualism merges into or is suppressed in the general and impersonal character of all committee reports which never evince a suspicion of clerical inspiration. Quaker conservatism is a curious contradiction to the uncompromising radicalism of it's religious innovations. While conservatism is a dominant factor in the unwritten code of Quakerism making its members trusted citizens on the one side and loyal subjects on the other, the name itself does not stand as a synonym for perfection; hence the influence of the Revolutionary movement of 1776, found lodgement among Friends, disturbing the harmony and scattering the members of the flock. Slow as Friends are to violate the traditions of their own eventful history and appreciating the blessings of religious freedom, they naturally sympathize with the growth of individual liberty and the spread of intellectual knowledge; but popular clamor does not blend well with the colorless calm of Quaker retirement. Had the true principals of Quakerism obtained to the exclusion of all secular heresy, the records of petty grievances at this period of Quaker history would never have been preserved. Ichabod Bowerman was member of the `Oswego Preparative Meeting' of Friends within the verge'- to use an expression peculiar to the records - of `Great Nine Partners' Mo. Mtg. in Dutchess Co. N.Y.; and as before observed the only record alluding to him is contained in a compliant' to the meeting under date 19th. Mar. 1779, as foll--- A compliant came to this meeting by way of the last Perparative Meeting at Oswego against Ichabed Boerman for being neglectful in attending our meetings, and sleeping in meeting when there; also for keeping uncivil people in his house and selling liquor; therefore this meeting appoints Zeblon Hoxsie and Stephen Dean to treat with him on that account and make report to next Mo. Mtg.' This stereotyped formula of accusation bears the customary impersonal character of the society's deliberations in general; and in this particular isa painful contrast to the generous frankness practised by Quakerdom at large. Non-Attendance'-
and Sleeping in Meeting'- have always been viewed as grave infractions
of
Friend's Discipline. Those were dealt with' first by a remonstrance
form a
visiting committee and lastly by Disownment'.
In the matter of keeping uncivil people in his house', it is a family tradition that a relative of Jane Richmond, Ichabod's wife, - one Joseph Earl, a proBritish agitator was a frequent visitor at the house of Ichabod. True to the precepts of the sect, the whole family are well known to have favored the Royal Cause; but the overt act of harbouring a spy brought the family under the surveillance of Continential troops. Searching parties catechized even the infants, and more than once ransacked the premises, to secure the arrest of Earl, but without avail. After many minor depredations, Earl escaped into Nor did the society itself escape the infection of revolution; and it is rather to the dissentions among the Friends themselves than from extraneous interference, that the society suffered most. This disposition among members to make cause with one or the other party, in striking contradiction to the peaceful precepts of the society, evinces the predominant influence of race over religion; and arrouses the suspicion that our early `Fathers' were themselves far removed from the seventh heaven of Utopian Quakerism. At a subsequent Mo. Mtg. the committee previously appointed produced the following report, - The Friends appointed to visit Ichabod Boreman report' they had; and did not appear in a disposition to make a suitable satisfaction for the complaint against him, therefore the same Friends are appointed to inform him that the meeting expects to disown him; and to draw a testimony and produce to next Mo. Mtg.' The record further states that- Friends appointed to draw a testimony against Ichabod Bowerman produced it here which is approved and signed, Andrew Moore and Ladowick Hoxsie are appointed to read it at the close of a First-day meeting at Oswego; also to give him a copy if he desired it; and inform him of a right to appeal; and make repot to next Monthly Meeting, producing the testimony. No copy of this particular `testimony' appears to have been preserved among these carefully guarded archives; and what wording of the document may have been can be surmised by those alone who are familiar with this eccentric from of Discipline'. In the minutes of the 6th. Mo. following occurs the information that- Ichabod Bowerman informs this meeting that he doth appeal from the judgement of this meeting to our next Quarterly Meeting which is allowed of.' The minutes of 7th. Mo. further explains that ... This meeting taking into consideration the appeal of Echabed Boreman from the judgement of this meeting appoints the following Friends to attend the next Quarterly Meeting with the minutes and papers relating thereto and speak to it as need shall require; viz. Izrael Titus - Samuel Dorland - Paul Hoag - Edward Palmer - Jacob Dean - Samuel Hallock'. That the verdict of the Oswego Mo. Mtg. was probably due to local prejudice is to inferred from the reversal of judgement by the Quarterly Meeting; a copy of the minutes from the latter being contained in the records of the Mo. Mtg. as follows.. 10th. Something of Ichabod's character as well as much contemporary sectarian history may read between the lines of this unpleasant episode. (IV).- Ichabod Bowerman - born- 1720-21.mar (1) Lydia Mott (about 1744) probably at or near (V)- Jane " born 1745 ( These dates are only probable) Timothy " 1759, ( Timothy was said to have been the eldest) Hannah " 1752, David
"
1754,
Sarah " 1756, Note- Referring to page (7) the family of (III) Thomas and Jane, is seen to consist of five sons and five daughters; the first Ichabod, and the third David, the latter being born presumably about 1725. That this David brother of Ichabod is the David mentioned in Freeman's Hist. of Cape Cod is inferred from the following... In 1874, April 11th. Mr Jeremiah Bowman died. He was descended from Thomas Bowman (Sometimes written Bourman-Burman-and -Bowerman-) who was early in Barnstable; and whose posterity were in Falmouth where David was born who married first Ruth Dillingham daughter of Jeremiah Dillingham; and second, Hannah Wing daughter of Zaccheus Wing and had - )Issue) (V)- Jeremiah -- Peace Deborah (V) Jememiah mar Deborah dau. of Zeccheus Wing a sister of his father's (2nd.) wife; and removed as did also his father to Sidney Maine, but returned to this town (Sandwich Cape Cod) 1788. He had issue .. viz.. (VI)- David ...(mar. Sarah Allen). Ruth .....( " Benjamin Swift) Abner .... Asa ......(born 1786) The mother died 12th Feb. 1816' (Freeman's Hist. Cape Cod). Now as Asa was born in 1786, Jeremiah was probably married about 1778; and born about 1753. He died in 1834 probably aged 81 years quite within the limits of the family longevity. Jeremiah's father David probably married (2nd) about 1752, and allowing 27 years for his age at his 2nd marriage, he would have been born in 1725 which is also the probable date of birth of David the brother of Ichabod the ancestor of the Canadian branch of the Bowerman family. From these data it is presumable that Ichabod was born at FIFTH GENERATION (V). Jane Bowerman- (IV. Ichabod and Lydia Mott).- born probably 1745 in Sylvester was born in In 1772 Sylvester and Jane lived in He suffered considerably on account of his Tory proclivities; and went to Sylvester was three times married. In his old age he facetiously remarked and perhaps truthfully, that the `Lord sent him first wife; the second he chose for himself; while the devil sent him the last'. `Granny Eleanor' as she was familiarly known, was the last wife; she survived Sylvester; and is said to have been none too gentle with the step-children. The
issue of Jane and Sylvester were as foll...
(VI). Cyrus Richmond- born ;mar. (1) Lois Bradley. (2) Nancy Morgan.(note) A hand written notation was at the end of the line for Nancy Morgan could look like Martin or Mastin. " Ichabod " ; " Pamelia Bettice. " Phebe " " ; " John Darling. " " Abigail " " ; " Arthur Elsworth. " David " " ; " Mercy Ray. " John " " ; " Dorothy Hutcheson. " Jane " " ; " Russel Belknapp. (V). Elizabeth Bowerman-(IV) Icahabod and Lydia Mott)- born in Mass. about 1748, married in Dutchess Co. N.Y. Ebinezar Palmer; moved to Canada in 1790 and settled on Lot 2. - 1st Concession N.W.L. in the Twp. of Hallowell, Co. Pr. Ed. The farm adjoining on the east was selected in 1794 by Isaac Garrett who came over with his family in the autumn of 1795; but finding his log-cabin unfinished, they were compelled to establish a joint occupation of the Palmer one-room log house during the entire winter; making a crowded company of sixteen persons. Although the Palmers first located on the lot before mention, there is no record to show that they owned it. Ebinezar was in the twp. of Hallowell as late as 1815; and later moved to the twp. of Hillier. His Will is dated 22nd. Mar. 1815. describing him as of the ` I will and positively order that my wife Elizabeth Palmer shall be furnished with a good bed and bedding; wearing apparel; and good wholesome food; and good attendance in case of sickness or being anywise disabled during her natural life and in Lieu of her right to dower.' The executors were ordered to dispose of the real and personal estate; and after making the above provisions for his widow were further ordered to divide the property among the eleven children. These executors were two of Ebinezar's sons-in-law- viz. Aaron White and Joseph Dorland. Elizabeth Bowerman wife of Ebinezar Palmer, died in the twp. of Hillier Co. Pr. Ed. on the 28th June 1827. -aet 79 years. In the assessment of the twp. of Hallowell for the year 1798, Ebinezar Palmer is rated `first-class' at a tax of 2.6d.; but in the assessment of 1808, he is represented as having - `Acres 200; cleared 50; house log; horses 2; oxen 2; cows 4; cattle 4; swine 1; total apprizement L118.10.8,; District expenses 4.11; Representative expenses 1.8d.' The issue of Elizabeth Bowerman and Ebinezar Palmer were the foll-- (VI). Mary " " " Aaron White. Benjamin " " " _______ Winn. settled in Hillier). Deborah " " " Palmer Crandall. Hannah " " " Palmer Fergusson. Lucretia " " " Samuel Petit. Stephen " " " Abigail Jones. Joseph " " " Ruth Striker. James T. " " " (1) Agnes Foster.
(2) Hannah Purdy.
(3) Eliza Phipps. (4) Betsy Spencer. Phebe " " " Benjamin Crandall. (V). Timothy Bowerman - (IV) Ichabod and (VI). Daniel Bowerman " " " __________________ _______ _________ (several other children). (V). Hannah Bowerman- (IV) Ichabod and The Crown Patent of Lot 15, containing 200 acres, was issued on the 17th May 1802, to the Hon. Richard Cartwright; but there is no record available showing how this property came into the possession of the three named persons, who sold it to Hannah Butts in 1812. Gideon Bowerman, a half brother of Hannah, died in 1810, leaving the sum of L100.0.0. each to some of his brothers and sisters. Gideon was never married; and this L400.00, probably represents Gideon's bequest to Hannah, Stephen acting as executor. (see ???? ....) Stephen is known to have acted as executor to Gideon's estate; but it is not clear how the executors came into control of this lot 15. At the Prep. Mtg. of Women Friends held at (VI). Lydia Butts born ;mar. (1) Daniel Daly; (2) James Scriver. " Mary " " ; " (1) James Bettice; (2) Gersham Vincent. " Hannah " " ; " William Smith. " Gersham " " ; " (not married aet.20). " Jane " " ; " ( " " " 17). " David " " ; " Lanah Scriver. (V). David Bowerman- (IV)Ichabod and (VI)- John Bowerman - born ;mar. Mary Beadle dau. of Isaac Beadle. " Benoni " " ; " Rebecca Hill. " Levi " " ; " Jude West. " Mary " " ; " Geo. Van Vaulkenbreg. " Cornelius" " ; " " Ichabod " " ; " " Sarah " " ; " Marmaduke Hutcheson. " Elizabeth" " ; " Silas Shorey. "
" Phebe " " ; " (died unmarried). `Charlotte Bartlett' who mar. David Bowerman is given in the `Elsworth`Family', as a dau. of David and Catherine; but as (V)- Sarah Bowerman- (IV)-Ichabod and
SIXTH
GENERATION.
(VI)- Cyrus Richmond-(V-Jane;IV-Ichabod and (VI)-Cyrus Richmond mar. (1) Lois Bradley of Oswego Co. N.Y. in Mar 1801. Lois died 1st. June 1803; the issue of this mar. as foll.. (VII)- Sarah Richmond- born .. ;mar. Joseph Sing of Meaford C.W. Sylvester " " ; " Mary Eckhardt of (Cyrus) mar (2) Nancy Morgan, widow of Minard Mastin; both were from Dutchess Co. N.Y. Manard was killed at the raising of Judah Bowewrman's log-house, the first on the `Hill' in 1801. The issue of Cyrus and Nancy Morgan were as foll.. " Thomas Richmond- born ; mar.(died young). " " Lois " " ; " (1)Jeremiah Mabee. (2) Thomas Brock. (3) Daniel Hopkins. (4) Hiram Moulton. " Ichabod " " ; " Almira Gifford of Grovehill, Brewer Co. " Jemima " " ; " (1) Aaron Gifford. (2) Hiram Moulton,(Lois' 4th.) " Isaiah " " ; " Eve Doxy. Isaiah being accidentally killed, Eve mar. ______ (VI)-Ichabod Richmond- (V-Jane- and-IV-Ichabod and Lydia Mott)- born in (VII)- Mary Richmond " 1800 ; " _____ Martin Vanblaricom. " Sylvester " " 1802 ; " Dorcas Strevil, Dorcas died aet.94 at Hilton Ont. " Abigail " " 1804 ; " James Holland, res.twp. " Cyrus " " 1806 ; " Mary Ally (Abby) of " Sarah " " 1808 ; " Elijah Brundage, "
David
"
"
1810
; "
Eleanor
Ryckman.
" Delilah " " 1811 ; " " Amelia " " 1813 ; " " James A. " " 1814 ; " " Phebe " " 1816 ; " Jonah Thorne, " Huldah " " 1817 ; " Rich'd Philips, Watert'n N.Y. " " " Loiusa " " 1823 ; " John Herrington, (VI)- Phebe Richmond- (V-Jane.IV-Ichabod and (VII)- John Darling born " Sylvester " " " Jane " " ; mar. Stephen Lapman, and had .. (VIII) Eliza Lapman,.... mar. Ira Prindle (or Pringle). " Levina " (1) ______ Little (2) ______ Fiske. " (VIII) " (Of this family there were two dau. they moved to " Aaron " " " Laura " " ; mar. (1) _______ Hendricks of the `Carrying-Place'. (2) _______ Dubois, a saddler at Consecon. " Delilah " " ; " James Cardinell. " William " " ; " " Allen " " ; " (VI)- (VII)- Sylvester Burley- (VI)- Abagail Richmond- (V-Jane.IV-Ichabod and (VII) Mary Elsworth - born ; mar. Richard Southard-his 1st wife. (???) " Huldah " " ; " (died unmar.). " Job " " ; " Maria Leavens, dau, Peter q.v.,. " Caleb " " ; " " Arthur " " ; " _______ Spencer, dau. of John. " Cyrus " " ; " "
David
"
"
; "
Waite Stanton.
" Jane " " ; " Daniel Young, of Athol Co.Pr.Ed. " " Abigail " " ; " Daniel Miller. " Sarah " " ; " (died unmar.).(see Elsworth). (VI)- David Richmond -(V- Jane. IV - Ichabod and (VII)- John Richmond- born. 1807 ; mar (born in Nottawasaga) " Rueben " " ; ( died unmar. in " Nathaniel" " ; ( " " " Richard " " ; mar. (died in " Daniel " " ; " . lived in Nottawasaga; no issue. " David " " ; " " " . had 2 sons. " Mary " " ; " _______ Cobb. and 2 dau. " Jane " " ; " _______ Staker. res " Ann " " ; " _______ " " Mercy " " ; " " Sarah " " ; " (VI)- John Richmond- (V. Jane. IV- Ichabod and (VII) Martha Richmond- born ; mar. res.twp Murray C.W. " David " " ; " " near Trenton Ont. " Marmaduke" " ; " " Cyrus " " ; " " Jane " " ; " " John " " ; " (VI)- Jane Richmond- (V. Jane IV-Ichabod and (VI)- (VII)- Mary Andress born ; mar. Benjamin Terry of " Sarah " " ; " Richard Southard, (2nd. wife). " Palmer " " ; " " Gordon " " ; " " Anna " " ; " (The 3 last res. twp Haldimand). (VI)- Mary Palmer- (V. (VII) Moses White born ; mar. Jane Conger. "
Stephen "
"
; "
Catherine White, dau. Cornelius,
(See White) " Elizabeth" " ; " Benjamin Dunham. " John " " ; " (1) Anna Barker, dau. Jos and Polly. (2) Clara Sheldon. " Gideon " " ; " (res. near Trenton Ont.) " Hannah " " ; " Joseph Baker. (see Baker) " Rebecca " " ; " Silas Ball, rem, north of " Aaron " " ; " (died aet 20 unmar.). " Phebe " " ; " Thomas Wright. (VI)- Benjamin Palmer- (V- Elizabeth - IV. Ichabod and (VI)- Deborah Palmer- (V (VII) John Crandall born ; mar. " Stephen " " ; " " James " " ; "Fanny White, dau. Cornelius.(see White) " Jeremiah " " ; " " Joseph " " ; " " Salman " " ; " " Hiram " " ; " (drowned). " Betsy " " ; " " Hannah " " ; " " Sally " " ; " " Mary " " ; " " Harriet " " ; " " Julia " " ; " " Emily " " ; " " Rueben " " ; " (VI)- Hannah Palmer- (V- Elizabeth. IV Ichabod and (VII) Palmer Ferguson, born ; mar. Mary Ann Bowerman, dau. Judah Bowerman and his 2nd wife Mary Ann Morden. The issue were ..... (VI)- Lucretia Palmer- (V- Elizabeth, IV Ichabod and (VII) Ebinezar Pettit born, ; mar. Jane Kirk, whose mother mar. 2nd. ____ Turvey, res near `Cole-Creek', school-house, Hillier. " James " " ; mar. Amanda McCartney, dau.James whose lived on the south side of Pleasant Bay, twp Hillier. " Phebe " " ; (not mar. lived with family of William Hubbs on the (VI)- Elizabeth Palmer -
(V.Elizabeth - IV. Ichabod and
(VII) John Dorland born ; mar.Elizabeth Jones. " Thomas " " ; " Harriet Ogden. " Gilbert " " ; " (drowned). " Jonathan " " ; " Julia Ann Cole. " Stephen " " 1812 ; not mar died 1833, carpenter, Hillier " Deborah Ann" " ; " John H. Ferguson. " Samuel " " ; " Jane Smith. " " Mary White" " ; " (1) William Terwilliger. ; " (2) Joseph Walters. " Joseph J. " " 1824 ; (died 1833). " James J. " " ; " Sarah Patterson of Sophiasburg. " (VI) Stephen Palmer - V- (VII) Jones Palmer born ; mar. settled " David " " ; " " " Henry " " ; " " " Thomas " " ; " " " Amanda " " ; " (died aet. 20, unmar.) (VI)- Joseph Palmer- (V. (VII) Sampson Palmer born ; mar. res. Hasting. " Dorland " " ; " " Sidney. " Daniel " " ; " " " Thomas " " ; " " Hastings. " Jane " " ; " (died unmar. aet 20). (VI)- James I. Palmer- (V. Elizabeth IV Ichabod & Lydia Mott).born 1790; died 1884; mar.(1) Agnes Foster, (died 1848 aet 40yrs) issue .... (2) Lucretia Noxon in 1849, she was born in 1827, and died in 1888 (VII) Henry Palmer born, 1810 ; mar. (1) Jane Wilson, who was born in " "
" Rosannah " " ; " " Rachael " " : " " Phebe " " ; " " Benjamin " " 4th. Feb. 1825 ; " Sarah A. Young, dau. Hans Young, `Consecon', on the 26th. May 1844. Benjamin died 25th. Nov. 1890. " Marvin " " ; (died in infancy). " (VI)- Phebe Palmer- (V (VII) Reuben Crandall born ; mar.Jane Ann Jones-dau. Frank and Maria who lived on ` " Gilbert " " ; " " Jeremiah " " ; (died young). " Almira " " ; " Joseph Smith. " Francis " " ; " ________, _______ (prosperous and benevolent). (VI)- Lydia Butts- (V Hannah IV Ichabod and Lydia Mott).mar. (1) Daniel Daly and had issue as foll ... (VII) Joseph Daly, born (committed suicide). " Daniel " " (2) James Scriver, and said to have had 5 children. (VII) ______ _____ the five children not shown here. (VI)- Mary Butts- (V-Hannah. IV, Ichabod and (VII) Jane Ann Bettice, born, ; mar. (1) Jonathan Vincent, and said to be the one mar. (2) James Scriver.(see Lydia Butts, ante) (Mary above) mar. (2) Gersham Vincent and had ... (VII) Margaret Vincent born ; mar. " Hannah " " ; " " James " " ; " " Phila " " ; " " John " " ; " Sarah Bull, dau. Joseph Bull and his wife Sarah Cunningham. q.v. (VI)- Hannah Butts- (V-Hannah. IV. Ichabod and (VII) John Smith " ; mar. " Gersham " " ; " " ? (VI)- David Butts- (V. Hannah. IV.Ichabod and Lydia Mott).mar. Lanah Scriver and had. (VII) James Butts born ; mar. (1) __________ Elsworth, " (2) Sarah Jane (Hill) Kingsley. "
John
"
"
;
"
" Joseph " " ; " " Paulina " " ; " " Merrit " " ; " (VI)- John Bowerman- (V.David.IV. Ichabod and Lydia Mott).mar. 5th. June 1805, Mary Beadle (written `Bedell' in McDowell Register). Mary was called Molly; and she was a sister of Elias Beadle of (VII) Niall Bowerman born ; mar. removed to " Isaac B. " " ; " " Elias " " ; " " Rachel " " ; " " Sarah Ann" " ; " Sarah Ann was born in Norwich Ont., the others in Pr.Ed. (VI)- Benoni Bowerman- (V.David IV. Ichabod and (VII) Catherine Bowerman, born ; mar. Gilbert Orser. " " Gideon " " ; " Mary Beadle dau. of Elias. " David " " ; " Nancy Low, removed about 1860 from Castleton Ont. to Springfield Ill. Mem.`Star in the East' F.& A.M. Mo. ______ Wellington Ont. (am not sure what " Thomas " " ; "Jemima Mabee, dau. Jeremiah, and a grand-daughter of (IV)Cyrus Richmond. " Rebecca Ann " " ; " " Nancy " " ; " Donaldson Eckert, son of (VI)- Levi Bowerman- (V.David.IV Ichabod and Lydia Mott) mar.(1) Jude West, and moved to (2) ____________? (VI)- Mary Bowerman- (V.David.IV Ichabod and (VI)- Cornelius " - (V.David.IV Ichabod and (VI)- Ichabod " _ (V.David.IV Ichabod and (VI)- Sarah " - (V.David.IV Ichabod and Lydia Mott).mar.Marmaduke Hutcheson of Hillier and had the foll ... (VII) Fanny Ann Hutcheson who mar. Alva Morden;
moved to
(VI)Elizabeth Bowerman,(V.David.IV Ichabod and (VI)- (VII) David Trumpour, born ; mar. no issue. " Jonathan R. " " ; " " John " " ; " (drowned in Jonathan Trumpour and his son are buried on `Bowerman's Hill'. (VI) Phebe Bowerman-(V.David.IV.Ichabod and Note- (VII)David Bowerman son of (VI) Benoni:(IV)Ich.& Lydia). mar. Nancy Low. `Betsy's' child was a girl, said to have been the dau. of Wm. Henry S-cord, a blacksmith who worked in David's shop. The
following diagram of
SEVENTH
GENERATION
(VII). Sarah Richmond- (VI. Cyrus V. Jane. IV. Ichabod and (VIII) Cyrus R. Sing born, ; mar ___________ Southard, dau. William. " Josiah " " ; " Mary Jane Richards, dau. John. " Abigail " " ; " Joseph Stovel, of Meaford. " Rebecca " " ; " Rev. Isaac Baker. " Ameliasburg Prep Mtg. of Women Friends held 2nd. of 11th. (VII). Sylvester Richmond- (VI. Cyrus; V. Jane; IV Ichabod and (VIII) ______ (VII). Lois (VIII) Jemima Mabee, who married (1) Thomas son of Benoni Bowerman q.v. page... (2) Thomas Brock, and had one son. (VIII) ______ Brock. (3) Daniel Hopkins; after his death she returned to twp of Clarke, Co (VII) Ichabod Richmond- (VI. Cyrus; V.Jane;IV.Ichabod and (VII). Jemima Richmond- (VI.Cyrus;V.Jane ;IV.Ichabod and (VIII) Alfred Gifford, born ;mar. (2) Hiram Moulton, see `Lois'. (VII). Isaiah (VII). Mary Richmond-(VI.Ichabod;V.Jane;IV.Ichabod and (VII). Sylvester Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). Abigail Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). Cyrus Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). Sarah Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). David Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). Delilah Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). Amelia Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). James Armstrong Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VIII)
Roxana P. Richmond. born 31st Dec. 1837; mar.1857, James Nott.
" " Asenath C. " " 17th, Feb. 1842; ( " 13th Jan 1856). " Diana J. " " 2nd May 1846; " James W. " " 22nd April 1852; ( " in infancy?). " Ruth M. " " 24th Sep. 1853; " Robert E.M. " " (VII). Phebe Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). Hulda Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). Charlotte Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). (VII). Louisa Richmond-(VI.Ichabod; V.Jane; IV.Ichabod and (VII). John Darling-(VI).Phebe Richm'd;V:Jane;IV.Ichabod & Lydia). To be completed. (VII). Sylvester " " " " " " " " " " (VII). Jane " " " " " " " " " " (VII). (VII). Aaron " " " " " " " " " " (VII). Laura " " " " " " " " " " (VII). Delilah " " " " " " " " " " (VII). William " " " " " " " " " " (VII). Allen " " " " " " " " " " (VII).Sylvester Burley-(VI. Lydia Richm'd;V.Jane;IV.Ich. and (VII). Mary Elsworth-(VI .Abigail Richm'd;V.Jane;IV.Ich. and (VIII) William Southard, born ; mar. " Amy " " ; " Henry Warren,res.Yerexville Co.Pr.Ed. " " Arthur " " ; (died in infancy) (see Sarah Andress) (VII). Job P. Elsworth- (VI. Abigail Richm'd;V.Jane;IV.Ich. and " Abigail Elsworth born 13th Apr. died 10th Feb 1885;mar.`before the 21st. Feb.1850'(Friends Records). Judah Bowerman, son of (V)Judah Bowerman and Lavina (Saylor)Bowerman. and had issue. " Arthur Elsworth, born " Peter E. " " (VII).Caleb Elsworth- (VI)Abigail; V.Jane;IV.Ich.and (VII).Arthur Elsworth-
(VI.Abigail;
V.Jane; IV.Ich. and
(VII). Cyrus Elsworth- (VI)-Abigail; V.Jane; IV.Ich. and (VII). David Elsworth- (VI).Abigail;V.Jane;IV,Ich. and (VIII) Edwin Elsworth, born, ; mar. " Eliza Jane " " ; Ed.Scott removed to (VII). Jane Elsworth-(VI.Abigail; V.Jane; IV.Ich and (VII). (VII). Abigail Elsworth-(VI.Abigail; V.Jane; IV.Ich. and (VII). Sarah Elsworth- (VI.Abigail; V.Jane;IV.Ich. and (VII). John Richmond-(VI)David (V)Jane;(IV) Ich. and (VIII)Allen Richmond, born ; mar. (VII). Richard Richmond- (VI). David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). David Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Mary Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Jane Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Ruth Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Ann Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Lydia Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Mercy Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Sarah Richmond- (VI).David;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Martha Richmond- (VI).John;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). David Richmond- (VI).John;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Marmaduke Richmond- (VI).John;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Cyrus Richmond- (VI).John;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Jane Richmond- (VI).John;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). John Richmond- (VI).John;(V).Jane;(IV).Ich. and (VII). Mary Andress- (VI).Lydia(V).Eliz.;(IV).Ich. and (VIII) William Terry, born, ; mar. " Roxy " " ; ". (Was Benj. Terry a bro. of Jacob Terry who mar. Sarah Garrett dau.of Benj. (?) Garrett ?). (VII). Sarah Andress-
(VI
Lydia;(V)Eliza;(IV)Ich.and
(VIII) Obadiah Southard, born ; mar. " Mary Cath. " " ; " ______ Breckenridge, issue- " Phebe " " ; "(1) ____ Woods and had issue. "(2) Sam. Jackson, a " Benjamin " " ; " ____________ (Phys.went West). " Eleanor " " ; " Oliver Peterson, of Sophiasburg. " Stephen " " ; " (VII). Palmer Andress- (VI) (VII). Gordon Andress- (VI) (VII). Anna Andress- (VI)Lydia(V)Eliza(IV)ich and (VII)Moses White- (VI)Mary;(V) (VIII)Rachel White born, ; mar _________ Hazard. " Margaret " " ; " John Gunyo of Hillier. " Aaron " " ; " Mary Ann Morden. issue-(IX) " Mary Ann " " ; " Thomas Haight. " (Moses) mar. 2nd. Sophia Tyrell and had issue .... " Anthony " " ; " Phebe Jane Burlingham(q.v.)(IX) " Moses " " ; " " Charity " " ; " Josiah Morden. " Stephen " " ; " (1) Miriam Dorland. (IX) (2) Julia Dorland. (VII).Stephen White- (VI Mary;(V) Elizabeth; IV Ich. and (VIII) Cornelius White born ; mar. Elizabeth Noxon, dau. Jonathan. (IX) " Clarissa " " ; " Thomas Watson, " " Stephen " " ; " Mary McDonald. dau. Hugh,(Blount) " " Catherine " " ; " Hiram Brown, son Rowland, " Eliza " " ; " Stephen K. Brown, of " Rebecca " " ; " David John Stickney, son Walter. " " Mary " " ; " Jacob S. Cronk son of Samuel and ? of `Green-Point', twp Sophiasburg " Co.Pr.Ed.Ont. (all above, issue) (VII). Elizabeth White-
(VI)Mary; (V)Elizabeth;(IV)Ich. and
(VIII) David Dunham born, ; mar. " Ephraim " " ; " " Hiram " " ; " (VII). John White- (VI)Mary;(V) (VIII) Barker White born ; mar. " Alfred " " ; " (1)Lydia Morden(b.4th. Apr. 1829) dau. of Richard of Sophiasburg. issue (2) Lydia Brown,(Jos and Matilda) no issue. " Truman " " ; " {above} -[John White]- mar. (2)Clara Sheldon. and lived in " John Stanley " " ; " Sarah Cook, res Hallowell. " Sanford " " ; " Rachel, dau.John and Phebe Cronkite. " Jane " " ; " (1) ______ Dorland. (2)James Allen Gibson,(q,v,`Cooper') " Clara Ann " " ; " James Noxon, son Jonathan & Jemima. (VII). Gideon White- (VI)Mary;(V) (VII). Hannah White- (VI)Mary. (V) (VIII) Aaron Baker born ; mar. " Mary Jane " " ; " (1)Richard Noxon,Hillier.issue R-G.* (2) ____ Spafford, N.Marysburg, no issue. " Susannah " " ; " Jonathan Brown.(q.V. Deb.Bowerman..) " Rebecca " " ; " " Alva " " ; " " Sarah Ann" " ; "James Sanderson, res.at Picton,(Bakery) " Catherine" " ; " (suicide) " Merrit " " ; " (res.twp. (VII). Rebecca White- (VI)Mary; (V)Elizabeth;(IV)Ich.and (VII). Phebe White- (VI)Mary; (V) *
Richard J. Noxon,b.
;d.28th.Feb.1911. The `Picton Times' of 18th.Mar,has
the following
notice of his death:- `Death of R.J.Noxon. - Mr. Richard J. Noxon, the
popular
auctioneer, died at his home in
(VII). John Crandall- (VI)Deborah; (V) (VII). Stephen Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). James Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Jeremiah Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Joseph Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Hiram Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Betsy Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Hannah Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Sally Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Mary Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Harriet Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Julia Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Emily Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Reuben Crandall- (VI)Deb.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich, and (VII). Palmer Ferguson- (VI)Hannah; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VIII) William Ferguson born, ; mar. " " Rachel " " ; " " Lavina " " ; " " Margaret E. " " ; " (VII). Ebinezar Pettit- (VI)Lucretia; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII). James Pettit- (VI)Leucr'; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII). Phebe Pettit- (VI)Leucr'; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII).John Dorland- (VI)Eliz'; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VIII) Gilbert Dorland born ; mar. Mary E. Stapleton. " Robert Jones " " ; " (1),(2),(3)Kate Thorn 29th.Apr.1862;Kate was a dau. of William Thorn Sr. and ... she died 29th.Aug.1889. " Joseph Dorland, " 19th. Sept. 1832; died 2nd --- 1856). " Mary Eliz' " " ; mar. Thomas Caldwell. " Sarah Ann " " ; " ______ Foster of Fish-Lake. " Matilda " " ; " " Tabitha " " ; " Alfred Foster of Fish-Lake. " Samuel " " ; " Ida May Battles of ` " John " " ; " Angeline Jackson, res.Ore or (VII).
Thomas Dorland- (VI)Eliz'; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and
(VIII) Philinda " born 1829; died 1850. " William Davis" " ; mar. Jane Graham. (VII) Jonathan R. Dorland- (VI)Eliz'; (V)Eliz'; (IV)ich. and (VIII) Deborah Ann Dorland born 1840 ; died 1842. " " Phebe C. " " 1844 ; died 1858. " John R. " " ; " Amanda Prentice. " Samuel C. " " ; " (2)Minnie Brown of Wooler Ont. " James J. " " 1850 ; died 1872. " Harriet Alice " " 1852 ; " 1853. " Cordelia Ade. " " 1854 ; " 1872. " " Willet C. " " 1858 ; " Eliza A. Mabee of Wooler Ont. (VII).Deborah Ann Dorland- (VI)Eliz'; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VIII) Susan Ferguson born ; mar. James N. Carter of Picton. issue. " Albert " " 1842 ; " died 1862. " Catherine " " 1845 ; died 1847. " Eliza Jane" " 1849 ; unmar. died 1872. " Cath. Augusta" " 1851 ; " James Ferguson, died 1884. (VII). Samuel Dorland- (VI)Eliz'; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VIII) Wm. Henderson Dorland " ; mar. Elizabeth Kester, Milverton. " Betsy Maria " " ; " Jos. Lusted, Monkton Ont. " " Nettie Alberta " " ; " (unmar.) res Norwich Ont. " Susan Eliza " " ; " Geo.H.Stephenson of " Deborah Ann " " ; " Jesse Voce of " Stephen Thos. " " ; " Anne Stone of Deluth, Stephen died 17th. Sept. 1896. " Joseph Cicero " " ; " Mary J. Tucker of " Isaac James " " ; " unmar. died 6th Oct. 1881 Bay-City. (VII). (VIII) Sarah Elizabeth Pierson born, ; mar. Wm.R. Roberts, Namaimo B.C. " Joseph D. " " ;"Mary Schneoringer of " William J. " " 6th.Oct.1849 ;" died 5th. May 1862, Percy Ont. " Charles " " ; " Ada Jane Musgrave, res Milverton " Stephen A. " " ; " Sarah J. Riebe of (VII). Mary W. Dorland- (VI)Eliz'; (V)Eliz';
(IV)ich.
&
(VIII) Lydia R. Terwilliger born ; mar (1) Wm. H. Clark, He died 1865. " Sarah B___ " " ; " (1873) Lewis L. Lovell. " Phebe L. " " ; " (1868) Wm. { " Charles W. Walters born 1855; mar. 1885 Eliza Franks. " William A. " " 1859; died 1887. (VII) James J. Dorland- (VI)Eliz'; (V)Eliz'; (VI)Ich. and (VIII) Sarah Cath. Dorland born ; mar. (1) James Mathews. issue. " (2) John R. Ostrander of " Philinda " " ; " D.C. Riddell, res S.F. Calif. " Jane Patterson" " ; " Jas.C.Zuck, of " Andrew P. " " 1858 ; died 1858. " Robert James " " ; " (1) Louisa M. Wentz, (2) Mrs Geneva Johnson, Sta. Cr_. " Phila Ann " " ; " Frank C. Staniford, (VII). (VII); Jones Palmer- (VI)Stephen; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); David Palmer- (VI)Stephen; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Henry Palmer- (VI)Stephen; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Thomas Palmer- (VI)Stephen; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Amanda Palmer- (VI)Stephen; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Sampson Palmer- (VI)Jos.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Dorland Palmer- (VI)Jos.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Daniel Palmer- (VI)Jos.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Thomas Palmer- (VI)Jos.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Jane Palmer- (VI)Jos.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VII); Henry Palmer- (VI)James I.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. and (VIII) Agnes
Palmer born
1841
; mar. 1868, Martin Barrett.(died 1892) " James R. " " 1845 ; " 1870, Millie Flagler. {Henry} mar. (2) Lucretia Noxon in 1849; she was born in 1827; died 1888. (VII). Elizabeth Palmer- (VI)Jas.I.; (V)Eliz'; (IV)Ich. & (VIII) Adelaide Dorland born 19th. May 1834 ; mar. 9th. Mar. 1867 John W. Woods. " William Hyram? " " 4th. Dec. 1836; " 17th. Jun. 1861 Mary E. Sconton. " Jos.Bedell " " 20th. Dec. 1838; " (died 24th May 1878). " Agnes Eliz' " " 18th. Aug. 1842; " Ezra Armstrong. " Phebe Ann " " 26th. Jan. 1845; " Oct. 1881 Adam Dreasler. " James Franklin " " 2nd. Nov. 1849; " 1879 Jennie Armstrong. (VII). Nancy Palmer- (VI)Jas.I.;(V)Eliz';(IV)Ich.and (VII). Rosannah Palmer- (VI)Jas.I.;(V)Eliz';(IV)Ich.and (VII). Rachel Palmer- (VI)Jas.I.;(V)Eliz';(IV)Ich.and (VII). Phebe Palmer- (VI)Jas.I.;(V)Eliz';(IV)Ich.and (VII). Benjamin Palmer- (VI)Jas.I.;(V)Eliz';(IV)Ich.and (VIII) Henrietta Palmer, born 23rd.Dec.1846; mar.19th Jan.1870 W.N. Lord, no issue. " Byron W. " " 3rd. Sept.1848 ; " 8th.May.1882 Angeline Titus ". " Sarah F. " " 23rd. May 1851 ; not mar.lived in Hillier. " Solomon Levi" " 28th. Jun. 1853 ; " 9th.Jun.1886 M.J.Hyland. " Nancy L. " " 14th. Apr. 1856 ; died unmar. " Hannah E. " " 3rd. Feb. 1857 ; (died 17th. Feb.1857). " Arthur B. " " 12th. Feb. 1859 ; ( " 27th. Nov.1879). " John H. " " 3rd. Mar. 1861 ; " 6th.Feb.1889, Fannie Bush |