Huldah married Lt. Judah Burton.

      Molly Smith was born on 23-Oct-1761. Molly married Nathan Burton, son of Lt. Judah Burton and Huldah Stanton. Molly Smith died on 12-Mar-1802 at age 40.

      Smith Burton was born on 4-Dec-1786. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith.

      Daniel Burton was born on 16-Aug-1788. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith.

      Huldah Burton was born on 27-Jan-1790. She was the daughter of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith.

      Judah Burton was born on 11-Dec-1791. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith.

      Narthan Burton was born on 26-Feb-1794. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith. Narthan married Suphrana (Unknown).

      Polly Burton was born on 13-Jan-1796. She was the daughter of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith.

      John Burton was born on 17-Mar-1798. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith.

      Walter Burton was born on 2-Jan-1800. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Molly Smith. Walter Burton died on 16-Jun-1821 at age 21; by drowning.

      Catherine Burton was born on 31-Mar-1804. She was the daughter of Nathan Burton and Eleanor Covenhoven.

      Henry Burton was born on 4-Oct-1807. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Eleanor Covenhoven. Henry Burton was born on 14-Oct-1807. He died on 25-Jul-1808.

      Elias C. Burton was born on 21-May-1809 at Charleston, Montgomery County, New York. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Eleanor Covenhoven. Elias married Catherine Jane Conover, daughter of Seth Conover and Jannetje Hogeteling, on 18-Jan-1832. Elias C. Burton died on 19-Jun-1907 at age 98. He died on 18-Jun-1908 at age 99.
     He was also known as E. C. Burton.

Was born at Charlestown, N.Y., May 21, 1809. He married Catherine J. Conover, January 18, 1832, who was born May 12, 1811. His children were Seth C., Nathan J., Ann E., Jacob W., Jane J. and Elias E. Mr. Burton, although more than 90 years of age, is still possessed of a fair amount of health and vigor. He is a highly respected resident of Gloversville, where he was formerly a well-known merchant for many years. Several years ago, he officiated as one of the assessors of the town of Johnstown. One of his daughters is Mrs. Edward Wells, of State Street, Johnstown. His son Jacob W., who died many years ago, was born July 30, 1838, and married Miss Hattie Smith, December 1858. She is a daughter of the late Lucius J. Smith who was once a prominent Johnstown merchant. She is now Mrs. Henry Peterson of that city.

HISTORY OF GLOVERSVILLE.



ELIAS C. BURTON.

Was born at Charlestown, N.Y., May 21, 1809. He married Catherine J. Conover, January 18, 1832, who was born May 12, 1811. His children were Seth C., Nathan J., Ann E., Jacob W., Jane J. and Elias E. Mr. Burton, although more than 90 years of age, is still possessed of a fair amount of health and vigor. He is a highly respected resident of Gloversville, where he was formerly a well-known merchant for many years. Several years ago, he officiated as one of the assessors of the town of Johnstown. One of his daughters is Mrs. Edward Wells, of State Street, Johnstown. His son Jacob W., who died many years ago, was born July 30, 1838, and married Miss Hattie Smith, December 1858. She is a daughter of the late Lucius J. Smith who was once a prominent Johnstown merchant. She is now Mrs. Henry Peterson of that city.

HISTORY OF GLOVERSVILLE. Copied from The Gloversville Daily Leader, of the Date of Saturday, October 28, 1899.

      Eliza Ann Burton was born on 10-Jul-1811. She was the daughter of Nathan Burton and Eleanor Covenhoven. Eliza Ann Burton died on 12-Mar-1895 at age 83.

      Ephriam Burton was born on 21-Mar-1814. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Eleanor Covenhoven. Ephriam Burton died on 24-Sep-1874 at age 60.

      Elisha L. Burton was born on 29-Sep-1816 at Charlestown, Montgomery County, New York. He was the son of Nathan Burton and Eleanor Covenhoven. Elisha married Esther Leonard on 23-Jun-1840. Elisha L. Burton died on 1-Sep-1862 at age 45.
     In the census on 10-Sep-1860 Elisha L. Burton was named E. L. Burton.


ELISHA L. BURTON.

Was born in Charlestown, N.Y., September 29, 1816. He married Ester Leonard, June 23, 1840, who was born June 7, 1819. His children were Willard ___., born in Kingsboro and Louisa ___., and Leonard M., born in Gloversville. Elisha L. Burton has been dead many years. His widow died last July in Gloversville, aged 90 years. She was one of he original members of the Congregational Church in that city.

HISTORY OF GLOVERSVILLE. Copied from The Gloversville Daily Leader, of the Date of Saturday, October 28, 1899.

      Seth C. Burton was born on 20-Oct-1832 at New York. He was the son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover. Seth married Harriet A. Judson, daughter of Alanson Judson and Jane Ellison, on 15-Jan-1857. Seth C. Burton died on 9-Jan-1909 at age 76.
     In the census on 9-Jun-1880 Seth C. Burton was named S. C. Burton.

      Harriet A. Judson was born on 18-Nov-1836 at New York. She was the daughter of Alanson Judson and Jane Ellison. Harriet married Seth C. Burton, son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover, on 15-Jan-1857. Harriet A. Judson died on 16-Mar-1908 at age 71.

      Nathan J. Burton was born on 4-Jul-1834 at New York. He was the son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover. Nathan married Anna E. Leonard on 15-Jun-1854. Nathan J. Burton died in Oct-1910 at age 76.

      Anna E. Leonard was born circa 1835 at New York. Anna married Nathan J. Burton, son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover, on 15-Jun-1854.

      Ann Elizabeth Burton was born on 10-Jul-1836 at Kingsboro, Fulton County, New York. She was the daughter of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover. Ann married Edward Akin Wells, son of Eleazer Merrill Wells and Amy Akin, on 13-Jun-1853. Ann Elizabeth Burton died on 3-Dec-1911 at 330 W. State Street, Johnstown, Fulton County, New York, at age 75.

      Edward Akin Wells was born on 6-Oct-1830 at Johnson Hall, Johnstown, Fulton County, New York. He was the son of Eleazer Merrill Wells and Amy Akin. Edward married Ann Elizabeth Burton, daughter of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover, on 13-Jun-1853. Edward Akin Wells died on 19-Jun-1910 at Johnstown, Fulton County, New York, at age 79.

      Jacob Woodhull Burton was born on 30-Jul-1838 at New York. He was the son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover. Jacob married Harriet Smith in Dec-1858.

      Harriet Smith was born circa 1841 at New York. Harriet married Jacob Woodhull Burton, son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover, in Dec-1858. Harriet married Christian Peterson circa 1886.

      Jeanette Burton was born on 31-Dec-1843 at Johnstown, Fulton County, New York. She was the daughter of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover. Jeanette married James S. Todd.
     Jeanette Burton was also known as Jane T. Burton.

Jeannette, daughter of Elias C. and Catherine J. (Conover) Burton, married James S. Todd, of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. The Todd family is one of the oldest of Massachusetts. The grandfather of Mabel Todd was Rev. John Todd, D.D., of First Congregational Church of Pittsfield, Massachusetts, for many years. He married Mary, daughter of Rev. Joab Brace, of Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Rev. John E., son of Rev. John Todd, D.D., was pastor of Congregational church, New Haven, Connecticut. He married Elizabeth Thomas, of Virginia.

      Elias Emmet Burton was born on 1-Dec-1851 at New York. He was the son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover. Elias married Francis Moak circa 1878.
     Elias Emmet Burton resided at at Sharon Springs, Schoharie County, New York. He was also known as Emmett Elias Burton.

      Francis Moak was born circa 1854 at New York. Francis married Elias Emmet Burton, son of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover, circa 1878.

      James S. Todd was born circa 1848 at Massachusetts. James married Jeanette Burton, daughter of Elias C. Burton and Catherine Jane Conover.

      Mabel Todd was born circa 1871 at Pittsfield, Berkshire County, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of James S. Todd and Jeanette Burton.
     Mabel Todd was graduated in 1890 at State Normal College, Albany, Albany County, New York.

Mabel, only child of James S. and Jeannette (Burton) Todd, was born in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, and educated in the public schools of Gloversville, New York, (moving there in infancy at her father's death), graduating from the high school, class of 1888. She entered the State Normal College at Albany, where she was graduated, class of 1890. She was employed in the insurance offices of Joseph E. Wood, of Gloversville, for a time, later being admitted a partner in the business. She is a capable woman of business and has full charge of the insurance business, Mr. Wood being engaged in leather manufacturing. She is unmarried. She is a member of Gen. Richard Montgomery Chapter, Daughters of American Revolution, being since 1907 corresponding secretary. She has given much attention to music, having studied under some of the best masters in both vocal and instrumental, and for two years was soloist in several of the churches of Gloversville. Miss Todd inherits her musical talent from both father and mother.

      Charles S. Burton was born circa 1867 at New York. He was the son of Jacob Woodhull Burton and Harriet Smith.

      Henry J. Burton was born circa 1863 at New York. He was the son of Jacob Woodhull Burton and Harriet Smith.

     Anna Burton was the daughter of Jacob Woodhull Burton and Harriet Smith.

      Lucius Burton was born circa 1870 at New York. He was the son of Jacob Woodhull Burton and Harriet Smith.

      Jacob Woodhull Burton Sr. was born on 18-Jan-1873 at New York. He was the son of Jacob Woodhull Burton and Harriet Smith. Jacob married Gertie (Unknown) circa 1892.
     

      Clyde Burton was born on 20-Apr-1883 at New York. He was the son of Elias Emmet Burton and Francis Moak. Clyde married Mayme Tyrrell circa 1910.
     

     Mayme married Clyde Burton, son of Elias Emmet Burton and Francis Moak, circa 1910.
     In the census on 19-Apr-1910 Mayme Tyrrell was named Mamie Tyrrell.

      Rena Burton was born circa Apr-1888 at New York. She was the daughter of Elias Emmet Burton and Francis Moak.

      Leon Burton was born on 31-Jan-1893 at Gloversville, Fulton County, New York. He was the son of Elias Emmet Burton and Francis Moak. Leon married Florence (Unknown).
     

     Alanson married Jane Ellison.

     Jane married Alanson Judson.

     Henrette Burton died; died in infancy. She was born circa 1858. She was the daughter of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson.

      Charles Judson Burton was born on 4-Apr-1859 at New York. He was the son of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson. Charles married Esther King, daughter of Morris King and Rachel Garlock, on 25-Nov-1885. Charles married Margaret M. (Unknown).

      Esther King was born circa Dec-1867 at New York. She was the daughter of Morris King and Rachel Garlock. Esther married Charles Judson Burton, son of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson, on 25-Nov-1885.

     Morris married Rachel Garlock.

     Rachel married Morris King.

      Alice H. Burton was born circa Jun-1887 at New York. She was the daughter of Charles Judson Burton and Esther King.

      Charles King Burton was born on 1-Jul-1890 at New York. He was the son of Charles Judson Burton and Esther King. Charles married Hilda (Unknown). Charles married Margaret Rose Schwartz. Charles King Burton died in Mar-1964 at age 73.

      Marion Burton was born on 12-Mar-1903. She was the daughter of Charles Judson Burton and Esther King. Marion Burton died on 11-Aug-1907 at age 4.

      Frank Burton was born on 16-Jan-1861 at Gloversville, Fulton County, New York. He was the son of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson. Frank married Emma McNab, daughter of John McNab and Eliza Emiline Clarke, on 15-Jun-1887 at Gloversville, Fulton County, New York.
     Frank Burton was graduated in 1883 at Union College, Schenectady, Schenectady County, New York. On Nov-1885 admitted to the Fulton County, New York bar.


Frank, second son of Seth C. and Harriet A. (Judson) Burton. was born Jan­uary 16, 1861. His early education was ob­tained in the common and high schools of Gloversville. graduating from the high school in 1878. He entered Union College at Sche­nectady, New York. where he was graduated A.B., class of 1883. Between his academic
and college years he had read law with his uncle, A. D. L. Baker, and after graduation from college resumed his law studies and was admitted to the Fulton county bar No­vember, 1885. He was at once admitted to a partnership with Judge Baker, under the firm name Baker Burton. In 1904 the firm became Baker, Burton & Baker, by the ad­mission of A. J. Baker, the eldest son of the senior partner. He did not remain in the firm for many years, and on his retirement the old sign "Baker & Burton" was resumed, con­tinuing so until February 1, 1910. At that date William B. Baker, former district at­torney of Oswego county, New York, was admitted, and the business is now under the name Baker, Burton & Baker. Mr. Burton is active in his profession and interested in pub­lic affairs, He is a Republican politically, and has served as village trustee, alderman, water commissioner and trustee of the school board. Outside his profession he has many business interests. He is a director of the Fulton County National Bank. the Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville railroad, the Gloversville Knit­ting Company and the Gloversville Real Es­tate Company; and a trustee of the Glovers­ville Library and Nathan Littauer hospital. He is a member of the State and County Bar Associations, and of the Eccentric Club.



FRANK BURTON

One of Gloversville's foremost citizens, Frank Burton was for many years a leader in the legal affairs of this State, retiring from active law practice after a remarkable career of more than a third of a century. Mr. Burton still maintains an active interest in his financial and public service connections, being also identified with several of the most prominent commercial organizations of this country, in all of which he is a valued executive, in addition to which he renders expert assistance in solving technicalities of law and by acting as general legal counsel. A lawyer of forceful address, superior erudition and a keen penetration into the intricacies of law, coupled with exceptional forensic ability and sincerity of purpose, he has received the plaudits of his fellow-citizens throughout his career for his splendid adherence to the cause of justice and his upholding of the cause of the right at all times. In the welfare and improvement of this community, he long exerted his influence toward civic betterment, and by his example and support continues to aid all movements which have the interests of people and State as their foundation.

Mr. Burton was born in Gloversville, January 16, 1861, son of Seth C. and Harriet (Judson) Burton, the former a native of Charleston, Montgomery County, and the latter a native of Kingsboro, Fulton County, Seth C. Burton and his wife were both of English descent and were numbered among the most highly esteemed residents of the Mohawk Valley. Judah Burton, great-great-grandfather of Frank Burton, was a major in the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, and was founder of the town of Burtonsville, Montgomery County.

Frank Burton was educated in the public schools of Gloversville, graduating from high school in 1878, after which he entered Union College, from which institution he received his degree of Bachelor of Arts with the class of 1883. Having a desire to study law that same year he entered the office of Judge A. D. L. Baker, of Gloversville, and there pursued the reading of law, applying himself with exception diligence to this work, until he was admitted to the bar in November, 1885. In 1886, Mr. Burton entered into a partnership with Judge Baker and this association continued without change for thirty-six years, until both retired from active legal practice in 1922. During his many years of devotion to his profession, he acquired a large and discriminating clientele who recognized and appreciated his achievements in the successful outcome of important litigated interests, and since his retirement, he had acted as counsel to the law firm of Baker and Maider. In addition to this professional activities, Mr. Burton exerted considerable influence in the realm of business in an official capacity, and he still acts as director and vice-president of the Fulton County National Bank; director and vice-president of the Coal Company of Fulton County, Incorporated; director and counsel of the Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville Railroad Company, and director of the firm of E. S. Parkhurst & company, Incorporated, of Gloversville. In politics, Mr. Burton is a staunch adherent of the principles of the Republican party and although deeply concerned and prominently active in all matters, he never south public office. He established a splendid record as trustee of the village of Gloversville from 1889 to 1890, and as alderman of the city of Gloversville, 1890 to 1892; while in the interests of education, he was a prominent member of the School Board from 1892 to 1895. He is a life trustee and chairman of the board of Gloversville Free Library, and served eight years as a trustee of Union College, of Schenectady. His fraternal associations are with the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, the Sir William Johnson Country Club of Fulton County, and in social affairs, he is active in the Eccentric Club. His religious affiliations are with the Congregational Church, of which he is one of the deacons.

Frank Burton married, June 15, 1887, at Gloversville, Emma McNab, of Gloversville, daughter of John and Eliza (Clark) McNab, the former of Scotch and the latter of English ancestry. John McNab was a prominent businessman and capitalist in Gloversville for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Burton are the parents of three children: Lillian McNab, John McNab and Elizabeth Ashley.

The History of New York State Biographies, Part 3 Editor, Dr. James Sullivan.

      S. Elmore Burton was born on 11-Apr-1864 at New York. He was the son of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson. S. married Maude (Unknown).

      William E. Burton was born on 20-Mar-1869. He was the son of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson. William E. Burton died on 2-Jun-1874 at age 5.

      Alice B. Burton was born on 18-Feb-1874 at New York. She was the daughter of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson. Alice B. Burton died on 2-Jun-1882 at age 8.

      Emma McNab was born on 6-Oct-1866 at New York. She was the daughter of John McNab and Eliza Emiline Clarke. Emma married Frank Burton, son of Seth C. Burton and Harriet A. Judson, on 15-Jun-1887 at Gloversville, Fulton County, New York.

      Lillian McNab Burton was born circa 1889 at New York. She was the daughter of Frank Burton and Emma McNab.

      Elizabeth Ashley Burton was born circa 1896 at New York. She was the daughter of Frank Burton and Emma McNab.

      John McNab Burton was born on 11-Jul-1896 at Gloversville, Fulton County, New York. He was the son of Frank Burton and Emma McNab. John married Marion (Unknown) circa 1927.
     

      Margaretta Field was born on 4-Mar-1808. Margaretta married Hendrick Vroom Nevius, son of Peter T. Nevius and Garreta Vroom, on 12-Dec-1832. Margaretta Field died on 6-Aug-1866 at age 58.
     She resided at at New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, in 1832.

      Field Nevius was born circa 1834 at Probably, Franklin Park, Middlesex County, New Jersey. He was the son of Hendrick Vroom Nevius and Margaretta Field. Field Nevius died after 1900.
     He resided at at New Brunswick, Middlesex County, New Jersey, in 1900.

      Matilda Holmes Herbert was born on 1-Oct-1846. She was the daughter of William W. Herbert and Gertrude Schenck. Matilda married Judge Henry Martin Nevius, son of James Schureman Nevius and Hannah Bowne, on 27-Dec-1871.

      Kate Terhune 1193 Nevius was born on 27-Dec-1874. She was the daughter of Judge Henry Martin Nevius and Matilda Holmes Herbert. Kate married John Anderson Ely on 31-Mar-1897.

     Margaret married Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke Nevius D.D., son of John Schureman Nevius and Lydia Van Dyke, on 10-May-1843. Margaret Ross died circa 1886.
     She resided at at Bladensburg, Prince George's County, Maryland, in 1843.

     America married (Unknown) Dangerfield. America married Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke Nevius D.D., son of John Schureman Nevius and Lydia Van Dyke, on 28-Nov-1888.
     America Edmunds resided at at Fowler, Fresno County, California, in 1900.

     (Unknown) married America Edmunds.

      Margaret Ross Nevius was born on 7-Nov-1848. She was the daughter of Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke Nevius D.D. and Margaret Ross. Margaret married Alexander Ramsey Thompson on 6-Jun-1872. Margaret Ross Nevius died after 1900.
     She resided at at 407 Perry Street, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois, in 1900.

      Augusta Nevius was born on 1-Mar-1851 at Georgetown, Scott County, Kentucky. She was the daughter of Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke Nevius D.D. and Margaret Ross. Augusta married Willis Henry Ballance on 1-Jan-1872. Augusta Nevius died after 1900.
     She resided at at Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois, in 1900.

      Harriett Tilly Nevius was born on 5-Jul-1854 at Goochland County, Virgina. She was the daughter of Rev. Dr. Henry Van Dyke Nevius D.D. and Margaret Ross. Harriett married William H. Veitch on 27-Apr-1882. Harriett Tilly Nevius died on 30-Sep-1885 at age 31.
     She resided at at Jacksonville, Morgan County, Illinois.

     Emma married Henry Van Dyke Nevius, son of Archibald Alexander Nevius and Margaret Alexander.
     Emma Bacon resided at at Laurel, Prince George's County, Maryland.

      William Nevius was born circa 1875. He was the son of Henry Van Dyke Nevius and Emma Bacon.
     William Nevius resided at at McKeesport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.

      Florence Nevius was born after 1871. She was the daughter of Henry Van Dyke Nevius and Emma Bacon.

      Elmer Nevius was born after 1871. He was the son of Henry Van Dyke Nevius and Emma Bacon.

      Mary Nevius was born after 1871. She was the daughter of Henry Van Dyke Nevius and Emma Bacon.
     Mary Nevius resided at at McKeesport, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, in 1900.

      LeRoy Nevius was born after 1871. He was the son of Henry Van Dyke Nevius and Emma Bacon.

     Daniel married Joan Miner.

     Joan married Daniel Millikin.

     Grace Hudson Sayre was the daughter of Charles Hudson Sayre and Ann Steele. Grace married Hugh Capner Nevius, son of Peter I. Nevius and Christiana Capner, on 4-Sep-1889.

     Charles married Ann Steele.
     Charles Hudson Sayre and Ann Steele resided at at Romulus, Seneca County, New York.

     Ann married Charles Hudson Sayre.
     Ann Steele and Charles Hudson Sayre resided at at Romulus, Seneca County, New York.

     A. married Ida Nevius, daughter of William Nevius and Mary Eve Strickland.

      Frances Smith Graham was born on 2-Apr-1895. He was the son of A. A. Graham and Ida Nevius.

     Reuben married Ida Nevius, daughter of Christopher Nevius and Sarah Stryker, on 1-Jan-1846. Reuben Hulick died on 3-Aug-1885.

      Peter Hulick was born on 18-Oct-1846. He was the son of Reuben Hulick and Ida Nevius. Peter Hulick died after 1900.
     He resided at at Millstone, Somerset County, New Jersey, in 1900.

     (Unknown) married Jacob Nevius, son of Peter Nevius and Maria Van Dorn.

      Peter J. Nevius was born on 19-Feb-1797. He was the son of Jacob Nevius and (Unknown) (Unknown). Peter married Ann Deats, daughter of Jacob Deats and Mary Runyon, on 10-Jan-1829. Peter J. Nevius died on 15-Jul-1874 at age 77.
     He resided at at Raritan Twp., Hunterdon County, New Jersey.

      Albert Carr Nevius was born on 1-Aug-1875 at Greenville, New Jersey. He was the son of Jacob Nevius and Julia Jennetta Durham. Albert married Anne V. (Unknown) circa 1913. Albert Carr Nevius died in 1960.
     He resided at at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey, in 1900.

      Myra Nevius was born on 18-Apr-1879 at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Jacob Nevius and Julia Jennetta Durham. Myra Nevius died after 1900.

      Helen Nevius was born on 15-Mar-1884. She was the daughter of Jacob Nevius and Julia Jennetta Durham.
     Helen Nevius resided at at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey, in 1900.

      Howard Jacob Nevius was born on 7-Aug-1886 at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey. He was the son of Jacob Nevius and Julia Jennetta Durham. Howard married Julia Case.
     Howard Jacob Nevius resided at at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey, in 1900.

      George Raymond Nevius was born on 30-Jul-1888 at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey. He was the son of Jacob Nevius and Julia Jennetta Durham.

      Jeanette Nevius was born on 17-Apr-1890 at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Jacob Nevius and Julia Jennetta Durham.

      Florence Nevius was born on 16-Oct-1892 at Somerville, Somerset County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Jacob Nevius and Julia Jennetta Durham.

     Sarah married (Unknown) (Unknown). Sarah married Jacob Rutsen Nevius, son of Peter I. Nevius and Catherine Lane, in 1852.
     Sarah Bache resided at at 1700 Broadway, New York City, New York County, New York, in 1900.

     (Unknown) married Sarah Bache.

     Sylvester married Judith Ann Stryker.
     Sylvester Vlerebone and Judith Ann Stryker resided at at Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey.

     Judith married Sylvester Vlerebone.
     Judith Ann Stryker and Sylvester Vlerebone resided at at Harlingen, Somerset County, New Jersey.

      Maria Nevius was born on 13-Mar-1863. She was the daughter of Jacob Schultz Nevius and Ida S. Vlerebone. Maria married John W. Meeker on 3-Oct-1883. Maria Nevius died after 1900.
     She resided at at Franklin Park, Somerset County, New Jersey, in 1900.

      Susan De Groot Dunham was born on 1-Feb-1811. She was the daughter of Edmomd Dunham and Srah Lane De Groot. Susan married Jacob Van Nest Nevius, son of Peter T. Nevius and Garreta Vroom, on 17-Nov-1836.