John Hughes1
M, b. 1 June 1834, d. after 1850
Father | George Hughes1 b. 20 Apr 1810 |
Mother | Esther Mayo1 b. b 1816 |
John Hughes moved with Esther Mayo and George Hughes in 1834 to Table Grove, Fulton County, Illinois; He arrived October 21, having performed the whole journey with a covered emigrant lumber wagon. He purchased a farm in what was then almost a wilderness, and endured with his family many privations; but patient waiting, with honest integrity and economical industry, brought him the reward of competency and contentment. He was an extensive and successful farmer.1
John Hughes was born on 1 June 1834.1 He was the son of George Hughes and Esther Mayo.1
John Hughes died after 1850.1
John Hughes was born on 1 June 1834.1 He was the son of George Hughes and Esther Mayo.1
John Hughes died after 1850.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 92) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Frances Patterson1
F, b. before 1820
Frances Patterson was born before 1820.1
Frances Patterson married Henry Freeman Hughes, son of Freeman Hughes and Abigail Whedon, in 1836 in New York.1
In 1837, Henry and Frances moved to Michigan. They settled on a farm in Calhoun County. Eventually moved to Bellevue, Michigan.1
Frances Patterson married Henry Freeman Hughes, son of Freeman Hughes and Abigail Whedon, in 1836 in New York.1
In 1837, Henry and Frances moved to Michigan. They settled on a farm in Calhoun County. Eventually moved to Bellevue, Michigan.1
Family | Henry Freeman Hughes b. 17 May 1812 |
Children |
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Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 92) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 93) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Almira T. Hughes1
F, b. 5 September 1839
Father | Henry Freeman Hughes1 b. 17 May 1812 |
Mother | Frances Patterson1 b. b 1820 |
Almira T. Hughes was born on 5 September 1839 in Calhoun County, Michigan.1 She was the daughter of Henry Freeman Hughes and Frances Patterson.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 92) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Alice G. Hughes1
F, b. 12 September 1841
Father | Henry Freeman Hughes1 b. 17 May 1812 |
Mother | Frances Patterson1 b. b 1820 |
Alice G. Hughes was born on 12 September 1841 in Calhoun County, Michigan.1 She was the daughter of Henry Freeman Hughes and Frances Patterson.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 92) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Charlotte D. Hughes1
F, b. 27 September 1843
Father | Henry Freeman Hughes1 b. 17 May 1812 |
Mother | Frances Patterson1 b. b 1820 |
Charlotte D. Hughes was born on 27 September 1843 in Calhoun County, Michigan.1 She was the daughter of Henry Freeman Hughes and Frances Patterson.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 92) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Frank Freeman Hughes1
M, b. 5 February 1846
Father | Henry Freeman Hughes1 b. 17 May 1812 |
Mother | Frances Patterson1 b. b 1820 |
Frank Freeman Hughes was born on 5 February 1846 in Calhoun County, Michigan.1 He was the son of Henry Freeman Hughes and Frances Patterson.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 93) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
George Henry Hughes1
M, b. 3 May 1849, d. 2 April 1860
Father | Henry Freeman Hughes1 b. 17 May 1812 |
Mother | Frances Patterson1 b. b 1820 |
George Henry Hughes was born on 3 May 1849.1 He was the son of Henry Freeman Hughes and Frances Patterson.1
George Henry Hughes died on 2 April 1860 at age 10 from hemorrhage following extraction of a tooth..1
George Henry Hughes died on 2 April 1860 at age 10 from hemorrhage following extraction of a tooth..1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 93) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Helen Ester Hughes1
F, b. 2 September 1851
Father | Henry Freeman Hughes1 b. 17 May 1812 |
Mother | Frances Patterson1 b. b 1820 |
Helen Ester Hughes was born on 2 September 1851 in Calhoun County, Michigan.1 She was the daughter of Henry Freeman Hughes and Frances Patterson.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 93) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
John Butler1
M, b. 17 September 1810
John Butler was born on 17 September 1810.1
John Butler married Almira Hughes, daughter of Freeman Hughes and Abigail Whedon, on 25 February 1834.1 In 1835, John and Almira moved to Medina, Ohio.1 In 1836, John and Almira moved to Hancock County.1 They had eight children: Mary Abigail; 28 August 1836, Cyrus Freeman; 7 August 1838, Celestia; 5 January 1841, Charles Wilson; 5 December 1842, Jane Ann; 31 May 1845, Emma; 13 November 1848, and Ester A; 14 December 1853.1 In 1860, John moved to Adair, McDonough County, Illinois.1
John Butler married Almira Hughes, daughter of Freeman Hughes and Abigail Whedon, on 25 February 1834.1 In 1835, John and Almira moved to Medina, Ohio.1 In 1836, John and Almira moved to Hancock County.1 They had eight children: Mary Abigail; 28 August 1836, Cyrus Freeman; 7 August 1838, Celestia; 5 January 1841, Charles Wilson; 5 December 1842, Jane Ann; 31 May 1845, Emma; 13 November 1848, and Ester A; 14 December 1853.1 In 1860, John moved to Adair, McDonough County, Illinois.1
Family | Almira Hughes b. 21 Dec 1815 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 93) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Cyrus Fordyee1
M, b. 30 August 1807
Cyrus Fordyee was born on 30 August 1807.1
Cyrus Fordyee married Permelia Hughes, daughter of Freeman Hughes and Abigail Whedon, on 16 April 1835.1 In after 1835, Cyrus and Permelia were living in Table Grove, Fulton County, Illinois.1 They had four children: John Freeman 29 March 1836, Mary Abigail 4 Febrary 1841, George Hughes 26 August 1844, Lucretia Esther 3 November 1848.1
Cyrus Fordyee married Permelia Hughes, daughter of Freeman Hughes and Abigail Whedon, on 16 April 1835.1 In after 1835, Cyrus and Permelia were living in Table Grove, Fulton County, Illinois.1 They had four children: John Freeman 29 March 1836, Mary Abigail 4 Febrary 1841, George Hughes 26 August 1844, Lucretia Esther 3 November 1848.1
Family | Permelia Hughes b. 5 Oct 1817 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 93) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
George W. Enos1,2
M, d. before 1877
George W. Enos married Mary G. Hughes, daughter of Freeman Hughes and Mary Grinnell, circa 1854.1,2 They had two children, Franklin F., born 1856 and Frederick, born 1859.1
George and Mary Enos lived in Marcellus, Onondaga County, New York.1
George W. Enos died before 1877.1
George and Mary Enos lived in Marcellus, Onondaga County, New York.1
George W. Enos died before 1877.1
Family | Mary G. Hughes b. 4 Jun 1826, d. 6 Apr 1863 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 55, 94) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Town of Geddes, New York. Online at http://www.rootsweb.com/~myonoda/Cemetery/MYRTLEHI.HTN. Data unveritied. The list appeared in Inscriptions from Cemeteries in Onondaga Co. taken from notes by William Martin Beauchamp. The potter's field in this cemetery had some inscriptions on headstones which were removed from a burying ground on West Genesee St. now occupied by Women's & Children's Hospital.) Submitted by Kathy Crowell. (Enos, Mary A. Hughes d. Apr. 6, 1863, ae 39 w/o George W.) Source No. 1030.
Ms. Hughes1
F, b. after November 1774
Father | Freeman Hughes1 b. c 1753 |
Mother | Mary Richards1 |
Ms. Hughes was born after November 1774.1 She was the daughter of Freeman Hughes and Mary Richards.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 31) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Ms. Hughes1
F, b. after 1775
Father | Freeman Hughes1 b. c 1753 |
Mother | Mary Richards1 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 31) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Oscar Work1
M, d. 27 May 1864
Oscar Work married Laura Jane Thomas, daughter of Nathaniel Ladd Thomas and Grace Hughes, after 1855.1
Oscar Work died on 27 May 1864 in Georgia.1
Oscar Work died on 27 May 1864 in Georgia.1
Family | Laura Jane Thomas b. 16 Nov 1838 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 177) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Jesse Bird Perrin1
M, b. 19 May 1834
Jesse Bird Perrin was born on 19 May 1834 in Oakland County, Michigan.1
Jesse Bird Perrin married Laura Jane Thomas, daughter of Nathaniel Ladd Thomas and Grace Hughes, circa 1868.1 They had three children, Wlthie Melvina 2 April 1870, Indiana, Carles Newton 19 January 1872, Indiana, and Jess Ladd 20 August 1875, Nebraska.1 In 1872, Jesse and Laura moved to Sarpy County, Nebraska.1 In April 1873, Jesse and Laura moved to Howard County, Nebraska.1
Jesse Bird Perrin married Laura Jane Thomas, daughter of Nathaniel Ladd Thomas and Grace Hughes, circa 1868.1 They had three children, Wlthie Melvina 2 April 1870, Indiana, Carles Newton 19 January 1872, Indiana, and Jess Ladd 20 August 1875, Nebraska.1 In 1872, Jesse and Laura moved to Sarpy County, Nebraska.1 In April 1873, Jesse and Laura moved to Howard County, Nebraska.1
Family | Laura Jane Thomas b. 16 Nov 1838 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 177) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Joseph Filley1
M
Joseph Filley married Harriet Newell Thomas, daughter of Nathaniel Ladd Thomas and Grace Hughes, circa 1870.1 They had three children: Archie Antonia 8 August 1872, Myrtle Vienna 22 Aguust 1874, Howard County, and Dexter Larcy 9 Aguust 1876, Howard County.1
Family | Harriet Newell Thomas b. 19 Mar 1846 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 177) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Asenath Whedon1
M, b. before 4 August 1765
Father | Daniel Whedon1 b. 6 May 1726 |
Mother | Abigail Granger1 b. c 1734 |
Asenath Whedon was born before 4 August 1765.2 He was the son of Daniel Whedon and Abigail Granger.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Families of Ancient New Haven, Volume III. Compiled by M.A. Donald Lines Jacobus. New Haven, Connecticut: Donald L. Jacobus, 1980 Hereinafter cited as Families of Ancient New Haven. Viewed digitized copy at Ancestry.com, August 2015. (Page 1967: Fam. 2. Daniel Wheaton, prob. s of third Thomas, bp (adult) 29 Aug 1763 EHC; m. Abigail da. Daniel & Abigail (Denison) Granger. (1) Sarah, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 28 Aug 1768 EHC - Jedediah Darrow. (2) Lucretia, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Saul Root. (3) Grace, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. 17 June 1772 Henry Hughes. (4) Denison, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m. Mary Parish. (5) Abigail, bp 19 June 1763 EHC; m Hopson. (6) Arsena, bp 4 Aug. 1765 EHC. (EHC stands for Congregational Society, East Haven.)) Source No. 1093.
Joseph Tuttle1
M, b. 18 July 1734
Father | Noah Tuttle1 b. 12 Oct 1694, d. 7 Mar 1757 |
Mother | Rachael Hoadley1 b. 21 Aug 1701, d. 7 Apr 1749 |
Joseph Tuttle was born on 18 July 1734.2 He was the son of Noah Tuttle and Rachael Hoadley.1
Joseph Tuttle married Mary Granger, daughter of Daniel Granger and Abigail Dennison, in 1761.3 He suffered considerable loss in the Revolutionary War. On this day, the British landed a force below Fort Hale, on the east side of the harbor. Captured the Fort and marched over Tuttle's Hill. They plundered the inhabitants, perpetrated many cruelties. They burned several building in the line of their march; among which was his house.4
Joseph Tuttle married Mary Granger, daughter of Daniel Granger and Abigail Dennison, in 1761.3 He suffered considerable loss in the Revolutionary War. On this day, the British landed a force below Fort Hale, on the east side of the harbor. Captured the Fort and marched over Tuttle's Hill. They plundered the inhabitants, perpetrated many cruelties. They burned several building in the line of their march; among which was his house.4
Family | Mary Granger b. b 1743 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 10) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 7) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- James Nathaniel Granger, Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn. (Niagara Falls, New York: James Nathaniel Granger, 1898.) Hereinafter cited as Launcelot Granger of Newbury, Mass., and Suffield, Conn.. Viewed digitized copy at books.google.com, August 2015. (Page 78: Daniel Granger, s. of Thomas; b. 20 May 1706, at Suffield, Ct.; d. March 1757, at East Haven, Ct.; m. (1) 1733 to Abigail, daughter James Dennison and Grace Brown of East Haven, she b. 13 Nov. 1705; (2) Sarah Perkins, who survived him thirteen years. Ch. b. at East Haven. By first wife (i) Abigail, m. Daniel Whedon. (ii) Sarah, m. Eli Tuller in 1760. (iii) Dennison. (iv) Mary, m. Joseph Tuttle in 1761. (v) Thaddeus, b. 24 Oct. 1745. By second wife: (i) Daniel, b. 28 Aug., 1756. (ii) Thomas. (iii) Lemuel.) Source No. 413.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 6) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
Richard Tuttle1
M, b. 1593
Father | Symon Tuttle1 b. 1560, d. 30 Jun 1630 |
Mother | Isabel Wells1 b. 1565 |
Richard Tuttle was born in 1593.1 He was the son of Symon Tuttle and Isabel Wells.1
Richard Tuttle married Ann.1 Richard Tuttle and Ann immigrated in 1635 to Boston, Massachusetts. Isabel Tutttle, widow, along with three sons, Richards, William, age 26, and John, sailed on the vessel, Plater, from London to Boston. Also on the ship was Richard's wife, Ann, and their family, William's wife, Elizabeth, age 23, and Williams' three children, John, age 3 1/2 years, Anna, 2 1/2 years, and Tomas, age eight months. William was then only twenty-six. The brothers were wealthy for the time, and had been merchants and land owners in England. They were affiliated with Reverend John Davenport's flock in 1635, but were equally interested in trade opportunities in the New World.2,3
Richard Tuttle married Ann.1 Richard Tuttle and Ann immigrated in 1635 to Boston, Massachusetts. Isabel Tutttle, widow, along with three sons, Richards, William, age 26, and John, sailed on the vessel, Plater, from London to Boston. Also on the ship was Richard's wife, Ann, and their family, William's wife, Elizabeth, age 23, and Williams' three children, John, age 3 1/2 years, Anna, 2 1/2 years, and Tomas, age eight months. William was then only twenty-six. The brothers were wealthy for the time, and had been merchants and land owners in England. They were affiliated with Reverend John Davenport's flock in 1635, but were equally interested in trade opportunities in the New World.2,3
Family | Ann b. c 1594 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 1) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 1.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Viewed on the Internet. Data unverified. https://patch.com/connecticut/easthaven/…. Viewed 25 October 2020. Source No. 870.
Ann1
F, b. circa 1594
Ann was born circa 1594.1
Ann married Richard Tuttle, son of Symon Tuttle and Isabel Wells.1 Ann and Richard Tuttle immigrated in 1635 to Boston, Massachusetts. Isabel Tutttle, widow, along with three sons, Richards, William, age 26, and John, sailed on the vessel, Plater, from London to Boston. Also on the ship was Richard's wife, Ann, and their family, William's wife, Elizabeth, age 23, and Williams' three children, John, age 3 1/2 years, Anna, 2 1/2 years, and Tomas, age eight months. William was then only twenty-six. The brothers were wealthy for the time, and had been merchants and land owners in England. They were affiliated with Reverend John Davenport's flock in 1635, but were equally interested in trade opportunities in the New World.2,3
Ann married Richard Tuttle, son of Symon Tuttle and Isabel Wells.1 Ann and Richard Tuttle immigrated in 1635 to Boston, Massachusetts. Isabel Tutttle, widow, along with three sons, Richards, William, age 26, and John, sailed on the vessel, Plater, from London to Boston. Also on the ship was Richard's wife, Ann, and their family, William's wife, Elizabeth, age 23, and Williams' three children, John, age 3 1/2 years, Anna, 2 1/2 years, and Tomas, age eight months. William was then only twenty-six. The brothers were wealthy for the time, and had been merchants and land owners in England. They were affiliated with Reverend John Davenport's flock in 1635, but were equally interested in trade opportunities in the New World.2,3
Family | Richard Tuttle b. 1593 |
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 1) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (page 1.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Viewed on the Internet. Data unverified. https://patch.com/connecticut/easthaven/…. Viewed 25 October 2020. Source No. 870.
Hannah Tuttle1
F, b. 26 February 1689
Father | Joseph Tuttle1 b. 1639/40, d. 9 Sep 1690 |
Mother | Hannah Munson1 b. 11 Jun 1648, d. 30 Nov 1695 |
Hannah Tuttle was baptized on 26 February 1689.1 She was the daughter of Joseph Tuttle and Hannah Munson.1
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 4-6.) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
CT New Haven Co. 1810 Census
?
Father | US 1810 Census |
Mother | Connecticut Census |
CT New Haven Co. 1810 Census was the child of US 1810 Census and Connecticut Census.
CT New Haven Co. 1810 Census, shown as Daniel Hughs, was listed as the head of household in the1810 U. S. Census at Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut, living alone. He is over 45 years old and living near John Hughs, Thomas Landcraft, Collins Hugh, Lidia Welton, and Samuel Forbes, all relatives. Also living with his household is one unknown free person, one male and one unknown male under 10.1
CT New Haven Co. 1810 Census, shown as Daniel Hughs, was listed as the head of household in the1810 U. S. Census at Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut, living alone. He is over 45 years old and living near John Hughs, Thomas Landcraft, Collins Hugh, Lidia Welton, and Samuel Forbes, all relatives. Also living with his household is one unknown free person, one male and one unknown male under 10.1
Citations
- Daniel Hughs household, 1810 U.S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, Wallingford, Page 381, National Archives micropublication M252_2. Source No. 60.
Sylvia Welton1
F, b. 16 March 1804
Father | Henry Welton1 b. 1774, d. 20 Jan 1813 |
Mother | Lydia Hughes1 b. 17 Aug 1779, d. 9 Jul 1852 |
Sylvia Welton was born on 16 March 1804 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Henry Welton and Lydia Hughes.1 In the 1810 census in Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut, Sylvia Welton is assumed to be enumerated with Lydia Hughes.2 Sylvia Welton survived the death of her father, Henry Welton, who died on 20 January 1813.3 In the 1820 census in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, Sylvia Welton is assumed to be enumerated with Lydia Hughes.4
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 57) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Lidia Welton household, 1810 U.S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, Wallingford, Page 381, National Archives micropublication M252_2. Source No. 60.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 56) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Lydia Welton household, 1820 U. S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, East Haven, Page 358, National Archives micropublication M33_3. Source No. 904.
Jane Welton1
F, b. 30 September 1807
Father | Henry Welton1 b. 1774, d. 20 Jan 1813 |
Mother | Lydia Hughes1 b. 17 Aug 1779, d. 9 Jul 1852 |
Jane Welton was born on 30 September 1807 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Henry Welton and Lydia Hughes.1 In the 1810 census in Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut, Jane Welton is assumed to be enumerated with Lydia Hughes.2 Jane Welton survived the death of her father, Henry Welton, who died on 20 January 1813.3 In the 1820 census in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, Jane Welton is assumed to be enumerated with Lydia Hughes.4
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 57) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Lidia Welton household, 1810 U.S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, Wallingford, Page 381, National Archives micropublication M252_2. Source No. 60.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 56) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Lydia Welton household, 1820 U. S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, East Haven, Page 358, National Archives micropublication M33_3. Source No. 904.
William Henry Welton1
M, b. 30 July 1809
Father | Henry Welton1 b. 1774, d. 20 Jan 1813 |
Mother | Lydia Hughes1 b. 17 Aug 1779, d. 9 Jul 1852 |
William Henry Welton was born on 30 July 1809 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.1 He was the son of Henry Welton and Lydia Hughes.1 In the 1810 census in Wallingford, New Haven County, Connecticut, William Henry Welton is assumed to be enumerated with Lydia Hughes.2 William Henry Welton survived the death of his father, Henry Welton, who died on 20 January 1813.3 In the 1820 census in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, William Henry Welton is assumed to be enumerated with Lydia Hughes.4
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 57) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Lidia Welton household, 1810 U.S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, Wallingford, Page 381, National Archives micropublication M252_2. Source No. 60.
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 56) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Lydia Welton household, 1820 U. S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, East Haven, Page 358, National Archives micropublication M33_3. Source No. 904.
Grace Ann Welton1
F, b. 24 March 1813
Father | Henry Welton1 b. 1774, d. 20 Jan 1813 |
Mother | Lydia Hughes1 b. 17 Aug 1779, d. 9 Jul 1852 |
Grace Ann Welton was born on 24 March 1813 in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut.1 She was the daughter of Henry Welton and Lydia Hughes.1 In the 1820 census in East Haven, New Haven County, Connecticut, Grace Ann Welton is assumed to be enumerated with Lydia Hughes.2
Citations
- D. D. & W. H. Hughes, Hughes and Allied Families (192 King Street, Charleston, South Carolina: Garnier & Company Booksellers, 1968, republication of the 1877 ediition.) Hereinafter cited as Hughes and Allied Families. This book is designed to include the complete history of the descendants of Henry F. and Bardwell Hughes, and such account of the Bowen family as lay fairly within reach. Brief notices of other allied families are given. (Note by BJM: I have found several mistakes in the book.) (Page 57) Copy in possession of Barbara J. Malloure, Michigan. Source No. 223.
- Lydia Welton household, 1820 U. S. Census, New Haven County, Connecticut, population schedule, East Haven, Page 358, National Archives micropublication M33_3. Source No. 904.
Forder Cemetery
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Forder Cemetery: Paulding County, Ohio.
Denison Hughes--.1
Hannah Barnes--.1
Martha Hazlett--.2
Robert Barnes Hughes--.2
Denison Hughes--.1
Hannah Barnes--.1
Martha Hazlett--.2
Robert Barnes Hughes--.2
Citations
- Web Site - Ohio, Paulding County. Data unvertified. Online @ http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohpauldi/. Bios were complied and Transcribed by Janet Kwasniak and Mike Sandridge. Ancestry.com, Provo, Utah County, Utah. (Forder Cemetery Headstone Photo's: Hannah Hughes, wife of D. Hughes, Died Aug 16 1880, 75Y 11M 17D. Submitted to the web site by Carol Schuster (e-mail address)) Source No. 67.
- Web Site - Ohio, Paulding County. Data unvertified. Online @ http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ohpauldi/. Bios were complied and Transcribed by Janet Kwasniak and Mike Sandridge. Ancestry.com, Provo, Utah County, Utah. (Forder Cemetery Headstone Photo's: Robert B. Hughes 1831 - 1922, Martha His Wife 1835 - 1910. Submitted to the web site by Carol Schuster (e-mail address)) Source No. 67.
Samuel Gorden1
M, b. 1795
Samuel Gorden was born in 1795 in New York.1 In the census of 12 August 1850 at Crane Township, Paulding County, Ohio, Samuel Gorden is listed as a head of household which includes the following household members; Sarah Gorden, Coi Gorden, John Gorden and John Landis. He is 55 years old and was born in New York. He is working as a farmer with real estae valued at $7800. Also living with him is the following unknown individuals, William Robinson, age 11, Samuel G. Robinson, age 8, Lovia Porket, age 13, Mary Glassmere, age 22, and Oliver Platter, age 18.2
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Citations
- Samuel Gordon household. 1850 U.S. Census, Paulding County, Ohio, population schedule, Crane Township, Page 183, Family 16, National Archives micropublication M432_719. (age 55, born New York) Source No. 892.
- Samuel Gordon household. 1850 U.S. Census, Paulding County, Ohio, population schedule, Crane Township, Page 183, Family 16, National Archives micropublication M432_719. Source No. 892.
- Samuel Gordon household. 1850 U.S. Census, Paulding County, Ohio, population schedule, Crane Township, Page 183, Family 16, National Archives micropublication M432_719. (Coi Gordon, age 26, born Ohio) Source No. 892.
- Samuel Gordon household. 1850 U.S. Census, Paulding County, Ohio, population schedule, Crane Township, Page 183, Family 16, National Archives micropublication M432_719. (John Gordon, age 16, born Ohio) Source No. 892.
Coi Gorden1
M, b. 1824
Father | Samuel Gorden1 b. 1795 |
Coi Gorden was born in 1824 in Ohio.1 He was the son of Samuel Gorden.1 In the census of 12 August 1850 in Crane Township, Paulding County, Ohio, Coi appears in the household of Samuel Gorden.2
Citations
- Samuel Gordon household. 1850 U.S. Census, Paulding County, Ohio, population schedule, Crane Township, Page 183, Family 16, National Archives micropublication M432_719. (Coi Gordon, age 26, born Ohio) Source No. 892.
- Samuel Gordon household. 1850 U.S. Census, Paulding County, Ohio, population schedule, Crane Township, Page 183, Family 16, National Archives micropublication M432_719. Source No. 892.