From Mary Cable's e-mail: “On her tombstone it reads Neoma, wife of Samuel Hamblet died April 15, 1841 aged 68 yrs….” In this same e-mail, Ms. Cable reports that she found a Naomi Hamblet in the early church records, present at the organization of the Third Church of Tompkins on December 17, 1830. Naomi had formerly worshipped in a Deposit church. Samuel, who would be her son, was also a member of the new church in 1830, or in the 1830s. Ms. Cable, in a second e-mail the same day, wrote of Hambletville and of a sketch of the homes of three of the four Hamblet brothers for whom that settlement was named (Samuel, Alfred, Daniel, and Noah).

Parents: Robert GLOVER and Lydia HADLEY.

Spouse: Samuel HAMBLET. Naomi GLOVER and Samuel HAMBLET were married on 22 May 1794 in Pelham, Hillsborough Co., NH.^104,105 Children were: Fanny Greeley HAMBLET, Daniel Davis HAMBLET, Noah Miles HAMBLET, Samuel M. HAMBLET, Alfred Greeley HAMBLET.

Webster and Browne:
"The Searles, or Spear road, north of Bush hill was laid out three poles wide, March 27, 1747, and began....It thence ran easterly over land of Glovers, and at the south side of his house and on Glover's land, and on land of Searles..."

Robert died before 4 February 1767 at the age of 51.¹¹⁰

Spouse: Jane BURNS. Jane BURNS and Robert GLOVER were married on 29 October 1741.^30,31,32 Children were: Robert GLOVER, John GLOVER, Elizabeth GLOVER, Jane GLOVER.

Webster and Browne, p. 256, list Robert Glover and David Glover [would this be his brother?] among those who fought in the battle at Bunker Hill. On pp. 262-63, they list Robert Glover among the volunteers raised for a mounted brigade in the summer of 1778 to reinforce the Continental Army in Rhode Island. Captain Peter Cross was in charge, and the brigade was in service from August 7th to the 27th/28th. Robert's war service is listed, p. 266, as 1775, Bunker Hill, Cambridge, 8 months; 1777 [note discrepancy], Rhode Island, 24 days; his place of burial was not listed, therefore was unknown.

He appeared in the census in 1790 in Nottingham West, Hillsborough Co., NH.¹¹³ Robert was a member of the Congregationalist church and is recorded as having voted on a church matter on 19 February 1796 in Nottingham, Hillsborough Co., NH.¹¹⁴ He was assigned to School District 3 on 1 March 1799 in Nottingham, Hillsborough Co., NH.¹¹⁵ He appeared in the census in 1800 in Nottingham West, Hillsborough Co., NH.^116,117

Ruth M. Park:
"...There is no reference to Robert Glover and...Lydia Hadley or Hezekiah Hamlet and his Mehitable Greeley in the cemetery records.

In looking at the Vital Records, there are 16 entries for children born to Robert Glover and Lydia (although one may be a duplicate). It also appears that the Robert Glover who maried Lydia was a Robert Jr. His mother being Jane...the Hudson VR states Glover, Robert Sex: M 04 Oct 1743 Hudson, NH Robert Glover & Jane..."

Parents: Robert GLOVER and Jane BURNS.

Spouse: Lydia HADLEY. Lydia HADLEY and Robert GLOVER were married.^97,104 Children were: Elizabeth GLOVER, Naomi GLOVER, Robert GLOVER, Molly GLOVER, David GLOVER, Lydia GLOVER, Nellie GLOVER, Olive GLOVER, Benjamin GLOVER, Seth GLOVER, Rachel GLOVER.

He served in the military enlisting in the county militia as a captain on 2 June 1803 in Delaware Co., NY.¹²⁰ Abner appeared in the census in 1820 in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY.¹²¹

In this census, Abner Graves' household had one male less than 10, two males 10-15, one male 45 and over, three females under 10, one female 16-25, and one female 26-44. One person was engaged in agriculture. The Graves and Hamblets are on the same census page in this order: Abner Graves, Peter [C]ouse, John A.Vansi[s]e, Lott Cook, William McCrea, Samuel Hamlet (sic).  In each of the Graves and Hamblet households was a member of the right gender and in the right age group (see Anna's narrative for an age discrepancy) to be Samuel and Anna.  A search of this census at Ancestry.com brought up no Van Keurens or Van Curens in Delaware County.

He appeared in the census in 1830 in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY.¹²²

In this household, Abner had ten individuals present, which may represent, besides his wife Catherine and him, one of his children, that child's spouse, and the young couples' children. Males: one under 5; one 5 - 9; one 10 - 14; one 20 - 29; one 60 - 69. Females: one 5 - 9; two 15 - 19; one 20 - 29; one 40 - 49.

He appeared in the census in 1840 in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY.¹²³ Abner Graves is listed on the same census page as Samuel Hamlet (sic). Other families on the page include Couses and Whitmans.

Abner lived in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY for more than 20 years.²⁵ He died on 21 November 1851 at the age of 82 in McClure Settlement, Broome Co., NY.¹²⁴ He was buried in McClure Cemetery, Broome Co., NY.^125,126

Hobart Graves of East Haddam, listed as a child of his parents on page 46 of Kenneth V. Graves' book, is shown in same to be a third cousin to Abner Graves, likely father-in-law of Samuel Hamblet. The Graves of East Haddam married into the Hungerford, Spencer, Stewart, and Cone families, and Hobart Graves testified for Mehitable (Hungerford) Stewart and Jehiel Hungerford in their applications for Revolutionary War service pensions. Because Hobart Graves was closely associated with our Stewart line of ancestors, likely his cousin Abner Graves, or Abner's father Stephen of East Haddam, also knew our Stewart ancestors.

Spouse: Elizabeth BURCH. Elizabeth BURCH and Abner GRAVES were married before 1800.²⁵ Children were: Anna GRAVES.

Spouse: Catherine COUSE. Catherine COUSE and Abner GRAVES were married in 1800.²⁵ Children were: Roxcy GRAVES.

Information from Harold V. Hamblet’s records and the censuses present inconsistencies for Anna Graves.  She would have been born before 1800, when Abner married Catherine Couse, but she was not listed in Abner’s household in the Federal census of 1800.  In the 1820 census, it seems likely that she would be the one female recorded in the 16-20 age category, but she would be older than twenty, and instead this female might have been Roxcy, 13, mistakenly put in the higher age group.  Either Anna or Roxcy was missing, and neither’s age was a match for the 16-20 category.  In the 1830 census, Samuel Hamblet’s wife was recorded in the 20-29 category, and in the 1840 censuses, she was listed in the 30-39 category, so in neither census did her age indicate that she was born before 1800.   

Anna Graves, the daughter of Abner Graves and Elizabeth Burch, has an established ancestry back to the immigrant John Graves of Concord, MA [see Kenneth Vance Graves, John Graves, 1635 Settler of Concord, MA, and His Descendants (Wrentham, MA, published by author, 2002. Vol. 6 of Graves Family series, Part 1 of 2)]. Online, (and with the usual cautions about undocumented online data) see RootsWeb's WorldConnect and search for her grandfather, Stephen Graves who married Patience Hatch. Some online genealogies give Patience Hatch a Mayflower ancestor, and while that is likely, based on the apparent association of the specific Hatch and Graves families, the evidence is not substantial enough to make the case at present.

Parents: Abner GRAVES and Elizabeth BURCH.

Spouse: Samuel M. HAMBLET. Anna GRAVES and Samuel M. HAMBLET were married before 1825.^128,130 Children were: Samuel Glover HAMBLET, Alford/Alfred HAMBLET.

Spouse: Noah Miles HAMBLET. Roxcy GRAVES and Noah Miles HAMBLET were married on 30 December 1825 in Barbourville, Delaware Co., NY.¹³⁴

Spouse: Hezekiah HAMBLET. Mehitable GREELEY and Hezekiah HAMBLET were married on 26 April 1744 in Nottingham, Hillsborough Co., NH.¹³⁷ Children were: Samuel HAMBLET.

Webster and Browne:
"Deacon Samuel Greeley removed from Haverhill, Mass., to Nottingham about 1740, and settled on a farm extending from the Merrimack River to Hills' Meadow, a distance of about one and one-half miles. It contained some two hundred acres, and was the adjoining farm on the north of the original Joseph Blodgett Garrison place.

Until within a few years this farm had wholly remained in the possession of Deacon Greeley's descendants, and a part is still owned by Samuel A. Greeley, whose house occupies the identical site on which the original house was erected by his ancestor in 1740. His children were all born in Haverhill before his removal to this town.

Samuel Greeley was elected clerk of the District of Nottingham, August 9,174, and was re-elected each succeeding year as long as it continued a district - until 1746.

He was chosen one of the selectmen in 1743, 5, 6, 7 and 8. He was chairman of the Board in 1746.

March 7, 1748, Deacon Samuel Greeley and John Marsh were chosen delegates to the New Hampshire General Court, to answer a citation in relation to a petition of Josiah Cummings and other inhabitants of the town, to be released from paying taxes for the support of Rev. Mr. Nathaniel Merrill.

Deacon Greeley was a very influential citizen in the early affairs of the town.

His wife, Rachel, died September 19, 1758, in the 62d year of her age. He married a second wife, Jane, who died June 12, 1762, in her 58th year. This last wife was buried in the ancient burial yard at South Nashua, where her head stone still remains. He died May 25,1771, in his 76th year, and was buried in the Blodgett Cemetery beside his first wife, where their head stones may still be seen."

Ruth M. Park:
"...In the records for Blodgett Cemetery are the following items:
Deacon Samuel Greele died May 25, 1771. Aged 75 yrs.
Rachel, wife of Deacon Samuel Greele, died Sept. 19, 1758. Aged 61 yrs.

The Hudson VR has the following items under deaths:
Greeley, Samuel Age: 76 27 May 1771 Hudson, NH
Greeley, Rachel Age: 62 19 Sep 1758 Hudson, NH"

Spouse: Rachel ROBINSON. Rachel ROBINSON and Deacon Samuel GREELEY were married before 1721 in Haverhill, Essex Co., MA.¹⁴¹ Children were: Mehitable GREELEY.

Spouse: Fannie Naomi HAMBLET. Fannie Naomi HAMBLET and Guynn D. GREER were married on 10 September 1879.^143,144,145 Children were: Alford -- GREER, Belle -- GREER.

He died in 1691 at the age of 84 in Killingworth, Middlesex Co., CT.^149,150

Manwaring:
"P. C. No 203; Vol. II Name: Edward Griswold Location:
The statement of Edward Griswold reveals an ebb-tide in the affairs and settlement of Windsor.
The Testimony of Edward Griswold, aged about 77 years, is that about the year 1639 Mr. William Whiting, Decd, was Undertaker for a shipp in England, in which Shipp I came to New England. The sd Mr. Whiting borrowed of one Mr. John Saint Nicholas about two hundred pounds, wch I had the Bill to receive here, wch money reced. against Mr. Whiting by Mr. Nicholas order here. And at the time many passengers came over, severall of which settled in Windsor, and a gennerall expectation there was at that time, as appeared by discourse of many more passengers to come, and some of note, as the said Mr. St. Nicholas for one, by which means Land at Windsor near the towne and ready for improvement was at a high price; and about that time the said Mr. Whiting bought. as was Commonly reported, Mr. Ludlow's Land at Windsor, that is, when Land was dear, and I know Mr. Ludlow went away then in a short time after. But afterwards people that were Expected out of England, not Comeing in Such numbers as was looked for, Mr. Ludlow ( ) to England, and others removeing to the Sea Side, the Lands at Windsor fell very much in price from what they were at when Mr. Ludlow sold to Mr. Whiting, So that Generally, to my Observance, Lands were not sold but at half the price as before or about half the price. Further, I testifie that the above said Mr. St. Nicholas, living near Mr. Hewett in England, did manifest his desire to settle by Mr. Hewett in New England, and by my observance of Mr. St. Nicholas words and actions and also Mr. Whiting, did apprehend that Mr Whiting bought Mr. Ludlow's Lands to accomodate the said Mr. St Nicholas. Mr. Edward Griswold personally appeared this 15 May, 1684, & made oath to the above written before me.
John Allyn, Assist."

Spouse: Margaret . Margaret and Edward GRISWOLD were married in 1630 in England.¹⁰ Children were: Mary GRISWOLD.

Spouse: Timothy PHELPS. Mary GRISWOLD and Timothy PHELPS were married on 19 March 1661/2 in Windsor, Hartford Co., CT.¹⁵¹ Children were: Timothy PHELPS.

I [DP] have seen no information about Lydia Hadley, the wife of Robert Glover, other than that she was the wife of Robert Glover. However, it is highly probable that she was the daughter of Eliphalet and Elizabeth (Davis) Hadley, and it is their daughter Lydia's birth date and place that I have used above. These data support her placement in that family:

Eliphalet and Elizabeth had a daughter Lydia of an age to be Robert Glover's wife. James R. Hadley, p. 16, writes, "Notes for Eliphalet Hadley: After his death, Elifelet Hadley's widow moved to what is now Hudson, NH with her children. The four children settled in Hudson. (A. M. Hadley manuscript)...."

The 1800 census index (GenealogyLibrary.com, 1800 NH Census Index, p. 157, available September 20, 2001) puts Glovers and Hamblets in proximity with some of the Hadleys. Found on page 598 of the census are Eliphalet and Stephen Hadley, David and Robert Glover, and Aaron, Josiah, and Thomas Hamlet. A Moses Hadley is to be found on page 599. James R. Hadley, p. 17, lists a brother Eliphalet for Lydia (daughter of Eliphalet and Elizabeth) and, p. 33, first cousin Nehemiah's sons named Moses and Stephen.

Browne and Webster list these names among the 118 townsmen who signed the 1776 pledge to defend the Colonies from the British: David Glover, Thomas Hamblet, and these Hadleys -- Eliphalet, Eliphalet, Jr., Stephen, Moses, Parit, and Seth. James R. Hadley, p. 17, lists a brother Seth for Lydia and a first cousin (Nehemiah's son) Parrot.

First Church of Christ records:
On August 19, 1770, a "Lidia" Hadley was admitted to full communion (membership) in the church. Other Hadley records of about the same time were: Eliphelet Hadley and wife, membership, Sept. 31, 1770; Moses Hadley and ____ Tarbox, marriage, March 12, 1770; Seth Hadley and Tabatha Meril, marriage, Sept. 10, 1772; and Stephen Hadley and Anna Smith, marriage, April 22, 1773.

And sources indicate that Elizabeth Hadley, who would be Lydia's mother, died in Hillsborough County:

(1) From deaths listed in the Farmer's Cabinet, Amherst, NH, issue of Dec. 13, 1808, "At Hancock, Nov. 22d, Widow Elizabeth Hadley, aet 86."

(2) Bartz, from gravestone data, Hancock, Hillsborough Co., NH:
"Pine Ridge Cemetery was originally called Old Cemetery. I have a listing of the inscriptions and her inscription reads as follows:
Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Eliphalet Hadley, died Nov. 22, 1808, AE 86 years...."

In addition to their living in the same locality and, as seen in the census of 1800, as neighbors, the Hadleys and Hamblets both followed the custom of using surnames of former generations as given names for their children. Examples are the names Samuel Glover Hamblet and Parrot (Parratt) Hadley. The surname Davis is also used, as in Seth Davis Hadley, b. March 27, 1816, to Seth and Sally (Blodgett) Hadley of Nottingham West Township, Hillsborough Co., NH (IGI, Batch 7540041, Source 1000947); and as in Robert and Lydia Glover's grandson Daniel Davis Hamblet (Harold V. Hamblet records). The name Davis used as a middle name for Daniel Hamblet is a strong indication that Lydia (Hadley) Glover belongs to the family of Eliphalet and Elizabeth (Davis) Hadley of Amesbury.

By searching RootsWeb's WorldConnect (with the usual cautions about undocumented online data) for the Eliphalet Hadley who married Elizabeth Davis, one can find generations of ancestors, including Susanna (North) Martin, who was hung as a witch in Salem, MA, in 1692.

Spouse: Robert GLOVER. Lydia HADLEY and Robert GLOVER were married.^97,104 Children were: Elizabeth GLOVER, Naomi GLOVER, Robert GLOVER, Molly GLOVER, David GLOVER, Lydia GLOVER, Nellie GLOVER, Olive GLOVER, Benjamin GLOVER, Seth GLOVER, Rachel GLOVER.

He owned 40 acres as of Oct. 15, 1855, described as the SWSE of Section 22, T75N R40W of the 5th PM, in Pottawattamie Co., IA.¹⁶² Alford/Alfred appeared in the census in 1856 in Macedonia, Pottawattomie Co., IA.¹⁶³ In this census, Alfred, Emily, Glover, Joannah Hamlet (sic) and the latter couple's three-year-old daughter, Hariet (sic), born about 1853 in Michigan. Emily's birthplace is listed as New York.

He appeared in the census in 1860 in James Township, Pottawattamie Co., IA.¹⁶⁴ Listed in the 1860 census, Alfred, age 26; Emily, age 24 (born in MI); Francis, age 6; Glover, age 3.

He appeared in the census in 1870 in Kane Twp., Pottawattamie Co., IA.¹⁶⁵ In the 1870 census, Alford's family is in same dwelling as Sam and Amanda. Alford's family is listed as Alfred, age 38; Emily, age 37, born in New York, Nannie age [10, or maybe 11; not quite legible]; Estella, age 8; Ida, age 6; Orange, age 3; Almon, age 4 months. All the children were listed as born in Iowa except for Orange, whose birthplace was listed as Nebraska.

Alford/Alfred appeared in the census in 1880 in Stockton, Lancaster Co., NE.¹⁶⁶ He lived in Springview, Keya Paha Co., NE about 1890.¹⁶⁷ He appeared in the census in 1900 in Spring Creek, Blaine Co., ID.¹⁶⁸ In this census, only Alfred [G.] and Emily M. are in the household. He is listed as a farmer, born in New York, with father born in Vermont and mother in New York. She is listed as 65, the mother of eight with six living, born in New York with father also born there, and mother born in Pennsylvania.

Alford/Alfred appeared in the census in 1910 in Blaine Co., ID.^169,170

Blaine Co., Idaho, 1910 Census Index, National Archives (NA) Serial #T624; NA Roll #222; NA Page 162:

Hamblet, Alford G. Broadford 77 M born in New York
Hamblet, Elmer C. Broadford 10 M Idaho
Hamblet, Emily M. Broadford 45 F New York
Hamblet, Margaret L. Broadford 38 F Missouri
Hamblet, Stella M. Broadford 7 F Idaho
Hamblet, Susan P. Broadford 6 F Idaho

The census images (Genealogy.com) show additional details: Alford G. Hamblet and Emily [M.] Hamblet had been married for 55 or 56 years (legibility not good); they appear to have had eight children, six of whom were living; Emily's father was born in New York and her mother, in [Pennsylvania]. Emily's age is 75 (not 45), Broadford is the precinct, and only Alford and Emily are in this particular household.

He was sighted, having returned for a visit, on 13 October 1910 in Springview, Keya Paha Co., NE.¹⁷¹ From the Springview Herald on that date: "Alfred (sic) Hamblet, an old timer of Keya Paha county, was seen on our streets last Saturday shaking hands with old friends. He has been living at Bellvue, Idaho since leaving here several years ago. Mrs. Hamblet returned with him and it is understood that they will make their future home in this county."

He died on 10 May 1912 at the age of 80 in Clackamas Co., OR.¹⁷² Oregon City Enterprise, 17 May 1912:
"Alfred Hamblet, aged 80 years, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James McMurry, after a lingering illness Thursday evening, and was laid to rest in Pleasant View cemetery Saturday noon. Rev. E. A. Smith conducted the service at the grave. He was born in New York in 1932 (sic) and came out here last fall. He is survived by a widow and several children."

Alford/Alfred was buried on 11 May 1912 at Logan Pleasant View Cemetery, Row K, South Side, Plot 4 in Oregon City, Clackamas Co., OR.¹⁷² Parents: Samuel M. HAMBLET and Anna GRAVES.

Spouse: Emily KITTLE. Emily KITTLE and Alford/Alfred HAMBLET were married about 1854.^{143,173,174,175} Children were: Frances HAMBLET, Glover HAMBLET, Fannie Naomi HAMBLET, Estella HAMBLET, Ida HAMBLET, Orange Alford HAMBLET, Almon Elisha HAMBLET, Samuel HAMBLET.

He died on 5 April 1891 at the age of 81 in Warren, Broome Co, NY.¹⁷⁸ Parents: Samuel HAMBLET and Naomi GLOVER.

Spouse: Betsey MILLS. Betsey MILLS and Alfred Greeley HAMBLET were married.¹⁷⁶

He owned land, as of Dec. 30, 1904, described as the NENE 1/4 and the NWNE 1/4 of Sec 2, T158N R82W, in Renville, Bottineau Co., ND.¹⁸⁰ Almon lived in Norwalk, CA on 4 July 1946.¹⁸¹ From the Springview Herald edition of this date, "Mrs. J.I. Schrantz is having her first visit in more than 48 years with a brother, Almon Hamblet, of Norwalk..."

He died on 21 October 1948 at the age of 78.^24,174 He was buried at Rose Hill Mem. Park in Whittier, Los Angelos Co., CA.²³ Parents: Alford/Alfred HAMBLET and Emily KITTLE.

Spouse: Nellie Gertrude BUCKMASTER. Nellie Gertrude BUCKMASTER and Almon Elisha HAMBLET were married on 21 February 1893 in Brunswick, Antelope Co., NE.^23,24

Daniel died on 2 July 1872 at the age of 73 in Hambletville, Delaware Co., NY.¹⁸² He was buried in Hambletville, Delaware Co., NY.¹⁸² Parents: Samuel HAMBLET and Naomi GLOVER.

Spouse: Phebe C. UNDERWOOD. Phebe C. UNDERWOOD and Daniel Davis HAMBLET were married.¹⁸⁴

Spouse: John W. ZIRKEL. Ella HAMBLET and John W. ZIRKEL were married on 6 September 1883 in Lancaster Co., Nebraska.¹⁸⁶

Spouse: James P. MCMURRY. Estella HAMBLET and James P. MCMURRY were married.^188,189 Children were: Frank MCMURRY, Verl MCMURRY, Emma -- MCMURRY.

Spouse: Guynn D. GREER. Fannie Naomi HAMBLET and Guynn D. GREER were married on 10 September 1879.^143,144,145 Children were: Alford -- GREER, Belle -- GREER.

Spouse: Daniel KIECHEL. Fannie Naomi HAMBLET and Daniel KIECHEL were married in 1886 in Valentine, Cherry Co., NE.^64,190,191 Fannie's obituary states that she married Daniel in the northern part of the state (Nebraska) and in that region, they established their home and lived for several years.

Spouse: Albert W. ESTELL. Fannie Naomi HAMBLET and Albert W. ESTELL were married on 19 November 1924 in Greenfield, Adair Co., IA.^64,65 Albert was from Greenfield, IA, and after their marriage, they lived in Iowa. After his death, she returned to Nebraska and lived, during her few remaining months, in Lincoln, with children and grandchildren nearby.

Mellem:
"Notes for HEZEKIAH HAMBLET:
All five of his sons fought in the Revolutionary War. Source: Harold V. Hamblet, 'Hamblets in the Revolutionary War.' A Hezekiah Hamblet was baptised Feb. 17, 1745 in Hudson, NH. 'Early Church Records of Nottingham, Mass., Now Hudson, N. H.' in NEHGR, vol. 91, p. 255."

Spouse: Mehitable GREELEY. Mehitable GREELEY and Hezekiah HAMBLET were married on 26 April 1744 in Nottingham, Hillsborough Co., NH.¹³⁷ Children were: Samuel HAMBLET.

Her obituary states that she lived her whole life on a farm. She was born "about ten or twelve miles outside Council Bluffs....At the age of 6 years she moved with her parents, brother (sic), and sisters near Omaha and Lincoln, and there she grew to womanhood....She was 16 years of age when she moved with her family in 1882 to Keya Paha County and settled near Burton about one-half mile from the Indian Reservation. In 1883, she took a homestead six miles northwest of Springview and proved up on it."

She died on 8 December 1960 at the age of 96 at the hospital in Ainsworth, Brown Co., NE.¹⁹⁵ She was survived by one son, six grandchildren, fifteen great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren. She was buried at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Springview, Keya Paha Co., NE.¹⁹⁵ Parents: Alford/Alfred HAMBLET and Emily KITTLE.

Spouse: James I. SCHRANTZ. Ida HAMBLET and James I. SCHRANTZ were married on 16 June 1888 in Springview, Keya Paha Co., NE.¹⁸¹ Children were: Alvin SCHRANTZ.

Spouse: Roxcy GRAVES. Roxcy GRAVES and Noah Miles HAMBLET were married on 30 December 1825 in Barbourville, Delaware Co., NY.¹³⁴

Spouse: Phoebe A. SMITH. Phoebe A. SMITH and Orange Alford HAMBLET were married on 16 February 1896 in Meadville, Keya Paha Co., NE.^24,174,197

He died on 22 May 1817 at the age of 53 in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY.¹⁰⁴ He was buried at Whitman (?) Cemetery in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY.^202,203,204 A photograph of his gravestone in the Whitman (?) Cemetery confirms his burial place. The inscription: "Sam[l] / Hamblet / D[ied] May 22 / 1817 / [ae] / 54 ye[ar]s." This small cemetery now lies within the grounds of the Brace Youth Camp, and the staff member who let the photo be taken did not know of any name assigned to it.

Parents: Hezekiah HAMBLET and Mehitable GREELEY.

Spouse: Naomi GLOVER. Naomi GLOVER and Samuel HAMBLET were married on 22 May 1794 in Pelham, Hillsborough Co., NH.^104,105 Children were: Fanny Greeley HAMBLET, Daniel Davis HAMBLET, Noah Miles HAMBLET, Samuel M. HAMBLET, Alfred Greeley HAMBLET.

Spouse: Margaret STANTON. Margaret STANTON and Samuel HAMBLET were married.¹⁷⁴

Samuel died in 1898 at the age of 73.²⁰⁶

For biographical information, see detailed sketch for Joanna C. Hamblet in "History of North Washington" at http://files.usgwarchives.net/wa/stevens/bios/biojh7.txt.

Parents: Samuel M. HAMBLET and Anna GRAVES.

Spouse: Joanna C. TIBBETS. Joanna C. TIBBETS and Samuel Glover HAMBLET were married about 1852.²⁰⁶ Children were: Seth HAMBLET, Ella HAMBLET.

He appeared in the census in 1830 in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY.¹⁸³ Samuel's household contained a male in the age category 30-39, a female in the category 20-29, and a male in the category 5-9. Noah M. Hamblet was next to him, not far below on the page were Peter Couse and Abner Graves, and farther below on the page, Daniel D. Hamblet.

Samuel appeared in the census in 1840 in Masonville, Delaware Co., NY.¹²³ In this census, Samuel Hamlet (sic) had a household of five consisting of one female 30-39, one male 40-49, and younger males: one 5-9, one 15-19, and one 30-39.

He appeared in the census in 1850 in Algansee, Branch Co., MI.¹⁶¹ The household, at time of the 1850 Branch Co. census, consisted of three individuals: Samuel Hamblet, age 48, Glover Hamblet, age 25, and Alfred [G.] Hamblet, age 17. Samuel was listed as a farmer, real estate valued at $800.

He appeared in the census in 1855 in Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY.^211,212 The Harold V. Hamblet records indicate that his second wife, Amanda Inglesbee (sic), had two sons, Luther and Henry (Harvey), from a previous marriage and that they were listed in Samuel's household in the 1855 census of Delaware Co.

Samuel was probably in Surrogate Court on 8 June 1858 in Delaware Co., NY.²¹³

On this date, $4.50 was paid for Letters of Guardianship for Luther T. and Harry (sic) Ingalsbee (sic). While I [DP] don't know the details, I would think that this represents Samuel Hamblet's becoming their legal guardian.

He appeared in the census in 1860 in James Township, Pottawattamie Co., IA.¹⁶⁴ The 1860 Pottawattamie Co. census listed Samuel, age 61; Amanda, age 45; Luther Inglesby (sic), age 20; Har[v]ey, age 19.

He appeared in the census in 1870 in Kane Twp., Pottawattamie Co., IA.²¹⁴ The 1870 census listed Sam Hamblet, age 70, born in New Hampshire, and Amanda, age 56.

Samuel died in Harlan, Shelby Co., IA (?).¹²⁸ He was buried in Harlan, Shelby Co., IA (?).^128,215

My[DP's] family thought that Samuel Hamblet's wife, the mother of his children,was Annie Van Curen. This surname is spelled several ways and is not common in any spelling. Members of that family who have done research and have good knowledge of the surname do not have a candidate for this Annie. On the other hand, Harold V.Hamblet, researching the Hamblets, recorded Samuel's wife as Anna Graves, which is most likely correct, and recorded Samuel’s brother Noah as married to Roxcy Graves, half-sister of Anna.  The Graves and the Hamblets were listed near each other in the 1820 census, when Samuel and Anna would have been young and still at home.  In 1830, Samuel's household, appearing to be in the same neighborhood as it was in 1820, indicates that he had married and had a son born about 1825. 

Parents: Samuel HAMBLET and Naomi GLOVER.

Spouse: Anna GRAVES. Anna GRAVES and Samuel M. HAMBLET were married before 1825.^128,130 Children were: Samuel Glover HAMBLET, Alford/Alfred HAMBLET.

Spouse: Harriet Amanda HATHAWAY. Harriet Amanda HATHAWAY and Samuel M. HAMBLET were married before 1855.^128,216

See accompanying photo, tentatively identified on the basis of the original labeling. Who labeled this photo and to whom it originally belonged are unknown. I [DP] dated it based on Fanny (Hamblet) (Greer) Kiechel's two Kiechel children, feeling confident that Charlie is the toddler wearing a cap in front and that George, born in April 1889, is on the woman's lap at left. Fannie is at left, back, with her four children to the left of the group, and Estella (Hamblet) McMurry is at right, back, behind her husband and children. After considerable thought, I think it is most likely that "Father Hamblet" is Seth. None of Alford's sons were married by 1889, and "Father Hamblet" appears too young to be of the generation of Fannie and Estella's parents. Seth was recently married in 1889 and would be about 28 years old. His wife Nancy was two years younger.

This analyses would leave two women unidentified as to which is which, one of them being Nancy and the other, Elly Hamblet's niece named ____ Long. Elly, not in the photo, could have been Seth's sister, based on the 1870 Federal Census, in which Samuel Glover (listed as "Glover") Hamblet's family included Seth, age 9, and Ella, age 4. Because Ella had married in 1883 (see her narrative), she could have had nieces on her husband's side of the family.

Parents: Samuel Glover HAMBLET and Joanna C. TIBBETS.

Spouse: Nancy . Nancy and Seth HAMBLET were married.¹⁹

Catherine Hamby is known as a gateway ancestor to lines of European royalty. See the archives of the RootsWeb Gen-Medieval mailing list at
[https://mailinglists.rootsweb.com/listindexes/legacy/other/Newsgroup_Gateways/GEN-MEDIEVAL.html] for scholarly discussion and sources; try searches at that list's archives on Hamby. Also see Leo van de Pas' acclaimed site at [www.genealogics.org].

Spouse: Capt. Edward HUTCHINSON. Catherine HAMBY and Capt. Edward HUTCHINSON were married in 1636 in prob. Lawford, Essex, England.²²⁰ Children were: Anne HUTCHINSON.

Spouse: Thaddeus INGALSBE. Harriet Amanda HATHAWAY and Thaddeus INGALSBE were married before 1840.^221,222 Children were: Luther INGALSBE, Harvey INGALSBE.

Spouse: Samuel M. HAMBLET. Harriet Amanda HATHAWAY and Samuel M. HAMBLET were married before 1855.^128,216

1781, Sept. 15. Horton, Joshua, of Springfield, Elizabeth Borough, Essex Co., yeoman; will of. Wife, Rachel, L50, and use of 1/3 [or 1/8] my lands. Son Simon, 20 shillings. Son, Joseph, the land by the road; also a 2-acre lot, which was 1/2 of 4 acres that formerly belonged to Abraham Egburt; also a 5-acre lot of salt meadow at the southwest side of the One Tree Island. Son, Joshua, the land on the east side of Joseph's land; also 7 acres on the north side of the new road. Daughter, Rodah Megee, wife of Joseph Megee, L15. To Harriot Jones and Moriah Jones, two daughters of my daughter, Sarah Jones, deceased, L5 each. My son, Joseph, is to maintain my son, Simon, as long as he lives. Executors -- wife, Rachel, and my sons, Joseph and Joshua. Witnesses -- William Reeve, William Hand, Matthias Meeker. Proved Oct. 8, 1781.
1781, Oct. 8. Inventory, made by Jacob Brookfield and Samuel Miller, Jr. Lib. 23. p. 449.

Joshua HORTON²²³ was born (date unknown).²²³

Children were: Rhoda HORTON.

Rhoda Horton's ancestry is not known, but it seems likely that she could be a descendant of Barnabas Horton, emigrant who died July 13, 1680, in Suffold, Suffolk Co., NY. This seems likely because given names used in the Barnabas Horton line are associated with Stephen Squier's family. The "Stephen Squier Biography" states he and Margaret had a son named Joshua Horton Squier. Joshua is a name at least somewhat common in Barnabas' line, beginning with his son. The biography also states that Stephen bought land "from Foster HORTON of Nicholson for $1000. Foster Horton had come from Chatham, New Jersey; he built a mill at the mouth of the creek bearing his name. Since Stephen SQUIER's first wife's mother was a HORTON, he may have been her kinsman." A descendant of Barnabas, the Reverend Azariah Horton, had a son named Foster who lived in Chatham, New Jersey, as well as a son named Azariah. These names appear on the deed for a Stephen Squier land sale in 1830:

"Vol. 27:514 ? Stephen Squier sells land to Arah Squier, both of Nicholson Twp. on 9 Nov. 1830. The 100+ acres was located in Nicholson Twp., and sold for $50.00. This was part of the Andrew Adgate Patent, sold by Azariah Horton to Foster Horton to Stephen Squier."

Parents: Joshua HORTON.

Spouse: Joseph MAGIE. Rhoda HORTON and Joseph MAGIE were married about 1762 in Springfield, Union Co., NJ.^227,228 Children were: Margaret MAGIE.

Spouse: Samuel DYER. Children were: Henry DYER.

He brought his new bride back to New England in 1637.²³¹ Edward was made captain in the artillery company in 1657 and served in King Phillips War.²¹⁹ He died after being wounded in an Indian attack seventeen days earlier, on 19 August 1675 in Marlborough, Middlesex Co., MA.²³² He was buried at Spring Hill Cemetery in Marlborough, Middlesex Co., MA.²³³ Parents: William HUTCHINSON and Anne MARBURY.

Spouse: Catherine HAMBY. Catherine HAMBY and Capt. Edward HUTCHINSON were married in 1636 in prob. Lawford, Essex, England.²²⁰ Children were: Anne HUTCHINSON.

He and his family removed to Rhode Island due to the Antinomian controversy in 1638.²³⁵ William died in 1642 in Newport, Newport Co., RI.²³⁴

Spouse: Anne MARBURY. Anne MARBURY and William HUTCHINSON were married on 9 August 1612 at St. Mary Woolnoth's Church in London, England.²³⁶ Children were: Capt. Edward HUTCHINSON.

Obituary-The Oakdale Sentinel-May 15, 1908

"Harvey INGALSBE died on Saturday morning, May 9, 1908. He was born June 23, 1841 in Delware (sic) County, New York. In 1858 he moved to Iowa. In 1866 he married Miss Jane LONGCAR (sic). Seven children were born to this union, five still living. He was commander of the Kilpatrick Post of the G.A.R. The funeral was officiated by Rev. SHACKLOCK and burial was in the Oakdale Cemetery. Survivors include: Mrs Priscilla J INGALSBE, Edward L INGALSBE, Peter W INGALSBE, Mrs G. W. MCCOMICK, Hugh L INGALSBE and Mrs B. H. BRAGG." Harvey was buried at Oakdale Cemetery in Oakdale, Antelope Co., NE.²⁴⁰ Parents: Thaddeus INGALSBE and Harriet Amanda HATHAWAY.

Spouse: Priscilla Jane LONGCOR. Priscilla Jane LONGCOR and Harvey INGALSBE were married on 25 March 1866 in Bowman's Grove, Shelby Co., IA.²⁴⁰

Spouse: Harriet Amanda HATHAWAY. Harriet Amanda HATHAWAY and Thaddeus INGALSBE were married before 1840.^221,222 Children were: Luther INGALSBE, Harvey INGALSBE.

Daniel owned land in Sections 27 and 9, T34N R21W, in Keya Paha Co., NE.²⁴⁷ He lived at on a farm about two miles southeast of Brock in Nemaha County, NE between 1894 and 1909.⁶³ He appeared in the census in 1900 in Lafayette Precinct, Nemaha Co., NE.²⁴⁸ In this census, the six Kiechel children are present. There is a James [Chopps], born in 1880, in the household, listed as a servant. Fannie's parents are recorded as having been born in Pennsylvania (father) and Indiana (mother).

Daniel owned a farm in 1909 in Howard Co., NE.¹⁴³ In the spring of 1909, Dan Kiechel purchased a farm from John Evans. The house was built by Mr. Evans for a Mr. Verden when he married Maggie Glass in 1902-03. The Kiechels (son Charles and family after the death of his father) lived there from 1907 to 1918, thus it was the first home of Ellen (Kiechel) Partsch. The farm was located at T15N, R10W, SE 1\4 of Section 11, Howard County, Nebraska. The house was donated to the Howard County Historical Society in 1976 by Alex Kulwicki, and it was moved into the historical village in St. Paul, Howard Co., Nebraska.

He appeared in the census in 1910 in Logan Precinct, Howard Co., NE.²⁴⁹ In this census, five children, all Kiechels, are present with the sixth, George, absent. Fannie's father's birthplace is recorded as New York, and her mother's, Wisconsin. Daniel's birthplace and his parents' are recorded as Germany. The record lists the number of children born to Fannie as eight, all living. (The first two, Alford and Belle Greer, were from her first marriage, and the six Kiechel children were Charles, George, Alice, Emile, Stella, and Gladys.)

He died on 11 January 1911 at the age of 53 in Johnson, Nemaha Co., NE.¹⁴³ Daniel was buried at the Kiechel family lot, town cemetery in Johnson, Nemaha Co., NE.^143,250 Daniel Kiechel, born in Ostheim, Alsace, was the son of Frederic and Magdalena (Sturm) Kiechel. A Web site,  EMIG-BOUISSON, includes about 11 generations of ancestors for Magdalena, all in the area around Ostheim:

http://gw0.geneanet.org/abouisson?lang=en%3Bpz%3Danne+andree%3Bnz%3Dbouisson%3Bocz%3D0%3Bp%3Dmadelaine%3Bn%3Dsturm%3Boc%3D1

Spouse: Fannie Naomi HAMBLET. Fannie Naomi HAMBLET and Daniel KIECHEL were married in 1886 in Valentine, Cherry Co., NE.^64,190,191 Fannie's obituary states that she married Daniel in the northern part of the state (Nebraska) and in that region, they established their home and lived for several years.

She died on 29 March 1922 at the age of 89 in Wamic, Wasco Co., OR.²⁵⁷

"Obituary
Mrs. Emiley Hamblet
Wamic, OR- April 6
Mrs. Emiley Hamblet, who died March 29 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. McMurry of Wamic, was 89 years and 7 months old. She was the mother of 8 children, five of whom are living; 30 grandchildren, 28 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. There were five generations in family - Mrs. Hamblet, her daughter, Mrs. McMurry, her granddaughter, Mrs. Emma Rowan Tazzioli, her great granddaughter, Mrs. Estella Halfpopp, and her great great granddaughter, baby Delma Halfpopp. The last three reside in The Dalles."

Parents: Unknown KITTLE and Harriet PHELPS.

Spouse: Alford/Alfred HAMBLET. Emily KITTLE and Alford/Alfred HAMBLET were married about 1854.^{143,173,174,175} Children were: Frances HAMBLET, Glover HAMBLET, Fannie Naomi HAMBLET, Estella HAMBLET, Ida HAMBLET, Orange Alford HAMBLET, Almon Elisha HAMBLET, Samuel HAMBLET.

Family memory held that Emily Kittle's father was Griswold Kettle/Kittle. No Griswold Kettle/Kittle appeared in the censuses, nor could I find any reference to the name, in any likely spelling, elsewhere. It seems most likely that the name "Griswold" came from the preceding Phelps generation, and Mr. Kittle's given name remains unknown. From the Family History Library's (FHL) microfilm, #1872113, Steuben Co., IN, Probate and Circuit Court Records, General Index 1838-1924, it can be assumed that Mr. Kittle probably did not die in Steuben County, for there is no probate record for him; if nothing else, as the head of a household, an inventory of his estate should have been filed. And from FHL microfilm #1871913, Steuben Co., IN, General Index of Deeds, likewise, he does not appear as a land purchaser or seller.

Spouse: Harriet PHELPS. Harriet PHELPS and Unknown KITTLE were married about 1832.²⁶⁰ Children were: Emily KITTLE, William H. KITTLE, John C. KITTLE.