Griswold Phelps Progress Report

Sources

  1. Steuben Co, IN, Civil Records, Family History Library microfilms, Salt Lake City, UT, Film No. 1871916, Steuben County Deed Book 5, p. 147. The deed of December 20, 1845, was signed by Levi and his wife, Angeline. (NOTE: Concerning this list of citations, the many instances of double periods are due to my composing sentences with normal punctuation and the software's automatic placing of periods at the end of certain fields of text. In my cranky old age, I'm not compensating for the software's placement of periods at the end of sentences with disregard for quotation marks and parentheses.).
  2. John Q. Magie, "Some Additions and Corrections to Genealogical Notes on the Magie Family," Montpelier, VT, ms in typescript, 1976, p. 1. Birth year is estimated from age at death.
  3. Magie, "Some Additions and Corrections to Genealogical Notes on the Magie Family," 1976, p. 1. Date of death is from tombstone.
  4. Magie, "Some Additions and Corrections to Genealogical Notes on the Magie Family," 1976, p. 1.
  5. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com subscription database online (digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC), the 1910 Census, Microfilm 851, Book 3; p. 50a. Dwell. 96, Fam. 99. Year of birth was estimated from her age in this source.
  6. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1910 Census, Microfilm 851, Book 3; p. 50a. Dwell. 96, Fam. 99. Year of marriage was estimated from the number of years they had been married in 1910.
  7. Jack Phelps, GEDCOM of Phelps generations, file received from <...>, March 21, 2002. Jack cites: Page Norton, letter of March 7, 2000, to Jack Phelps, p. 2; letter, Camillius, New York, 13031-2422. A wife Hannah is based on that name's being recorded on the deed for sale of land in 1826, but this fact depends on the seller's being the oldest Levi, not a son or grandson, and I'm not certain of that.
  8. Elizabeth M. Leach Rixford, Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors and War Service (Vermont: Tuttle Company, 1934). Page numbers are from the online (OCR?) text at GenealogyLibrary, p. 130.
  9. Rixford, Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors and War Service. Page numbers are from the online (OCR?) text at GenealogyLibrary, p. 129.
  10. Rixford, Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors and War Service. Page numbers are from the online (OCR?) text at GenealogyLibrary, p. 146.
  11. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1900 Census, Microfilm 934, Book 2; p. 251a. Dwell. 211, Fam. 211.
  12. NEGenWeb Project, Merrick County, Ted and Carole Miller online [https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nemerric/], accessed Oct. 29, 2007. From the pages, "Central City Cemetery Directory." (It is not certain, but merely possible that the listing in this source is for our Margaret, wife of William L. Phelps; this Margaret and the William Phelps in the Central City cemetery are not buried together.).
  13. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, 1900 Census, Microfilm 934, Book 2; p. 251a. Dwell. 211, Fam. 211.
  14. Helen L. Stark, "Some Untraced Dyers," The American Genealogist, Whole Number 85, July 1945, Vol. XXII, No. 1, pp. 210-218. (Published by Donald Lines Jacobus, New Haven, CT), p. 213.
  15. Letter from Craig W. Carson (Edmond, OK) to the Wyoming County Historical Society, March 9, 1997; held by the Society (Tunkhannock, PA).
  16. Mary Williams, "More Stark Cemetery" (transcription), a page of "Cemeteries of Susquehanna County, PA, and Others" at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mjwanc/suscem.htm, last updated 9 August 2002; accessed January 12, 2005; copyright © 1997; 1998; 1999; 2000, 2001, Mary Williams.
  17. Letter, Craig W. Carson to the Wyoming County Historical Society, March 9, 1997. Marriage date is estimated on the basis of the birth date of their daughter Amillison.
  18. "Family Search," data abstracted from historical records, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family Search Beta (FamilySearch.org : viewed 8 December 2010), United States Federal Census, 1900, Enumeration District 0075, Sheet Number and Letter 12B, Household ID 203, Reference No. 87, GSU Film No. 1241752, Image No. 00070. Dwell. and Fam. 203. Nancy's birth state, month, and year are from this census. Surname in this census is "Hamlet.".
  19. Family Search," data abstracted from historical records, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family Search Beta (FamilySearch.org: viewed 8 December 2010), United Stated Federal Census, 1900, Enumeration District 0075, Sheet Number and Letter 12B, Household ID 203, Reference No. 87, GSU Film No. 1241752, Image No. 00070. Dwell. and Fam. 203. Surname in this census is "Hamlet.".
  20. The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III. (Online database: AmericanAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2010), (Originally Published as: New England Historic Genealogical Society. Robert Charles Anderson, The Great Migration Begins: Immigrants to New England 1620-1633, Volumes I-III, 3 vols., 1995). "William Dyer," p. 381. Anderson cites MBCR 4:383-390, 419. More sources and titles of some biographies about Mary (Barrett) Dyer can be found in Anderson's "Bibliographic Note" for William Dyer, p.385. Accessed April 6, 2014.
  21. New England Historic Genealogical Society. Online databases at AmericanAncestors.org., NEHGR, Vol. 104, G. Andrew Moriarty, “The True Story of Mary Dyer,” p. 42; accessed March 30, 2014.  Marriage of William Dyer and Mary Barrett, recorded in the parish register.
  22. Anonymous, Church members, marriages & baptisms, at Hanover, Morris Co., N.J. during the pastorate of Rev. Jacob Green, and the settlement of Rev. Aaron Condit, 1746-1796 (Morristown: "The Jerseyman" Office, 1893?), p. 12.
  23. Harold V. Hamblet (compiler), Hamblet Family Records (handwritten forms, one form per individual, 1960s-70s). Form 107, for Almon Elisha Hamblet, compiled 12 MAR 1968; sources: Mrs. James A. Hamblet, Jr.; Hazen Family Genealogy.
  24. Edmund West (compiler), "Gene Pool Individual Records," Ancestry.com subscription database online, (Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, http://www.ancestry.com, 2000); lacks documentation of family details.
  25. 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), p. 108.
  26. Ethel Stamwood Bolton (compiler), Immigrants to New England, 1700-1775. (Originally published Salem: The Essex Institute, 1931. Reprinted by Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, with first reprint 1966, subsequent reprintings 1973, 1979, 1997), pp. 25-26.
  27. Kimball Webster and George Waldo Browne, History of Hudson, N.H.: formerly a part of Dunstable, Mass., 1673-1733, Nottingham, Mass., 1733-1741, District of Nottingham, 1741-1746, Nottingham West, N.H., 1746-1830, Hudson, N.H., 1830-1912 (Manchester, NH: Granite State Publishing Co., 1913), pp. 164-65.
  28. Laird C. Towle, "New Hampshire Families" at http://nhfamilies.com/; accessed July 12, 2004. Towle spells Jane's surname "Barnes.".
  29. Towle, "New Hampshire Families.". "...Jaen (sic) Glover, w/o Robert Glover, released dower; rec 4 Feb 1767 [NH Prov Deeds 92/97]." (But how close was the recording date to the event?).
  30. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, comp., "International Genealogical Index" [IGI], FamilySearch, (Online database: Intellectual Reserve, Inc.), http://www.familysearch.org. This batch was transcribed from a source deemed trustworthy, such as original records, Batch 7540038, Source 1000944. (The NEHGR database online includes "Early Church Records of Hudson, NH." I accessed it on November 25, 2004, and found same date and names. Vol. 91, July 1937, article is on pp. 254-68.).
  31. Ruth M. Park, "Re: Lookups in Hudson, NH cemeteries?" e-mail message from <...> (volunteer for USGenWeb, Hillsborough Co., NH) to Dorinda Partsch, 2/24/01 9:12:43 AM PST. Ruth cites The History of Hudson (Kimball Webster printed 1912).
  32. Towle, "New Hampshire Families.". Towle is the only one of these sources that gives the date of marriage, which is followed by "rept from Hudson [NHVR]." His sources spell Jane's surname "Barnes.".
  33. U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedule), JPEG image, (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), subscription database, [Digital scan of original records in the National Archives, Washington, DC], <http://www.ancestry.com/>. Steuben Co., IN, Dwell. 776, Fam. 776, accessed autumn 2002.
  34. Steuben Co., IN, Civil Records, Film No. 1872094, Steuben County Deeds, p. 6, pp. 166-7.
  35. Ancestry.com, U.S Federal Census [database on-line], Provo, Utah, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2009. 1870 United States Federal Census. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Council Bluffs Ward 6, Pottawattamie Co.,  Iowa;  Roll:  M593_416;  Page: 126B;  Image: 256;  Family History Library Film: 545915. Dwelling 166, Household 175. Accessed January 9, 2013. Clinton Butler was not in the household of Harriet Butler, and "Sallie A." (identified elsewhere as Lillian Butler) was born about 1857, so Clinton probably died between about 1856 and 1870.
  36. Steuben County, IN, Marriage Records, County Clerk's office, Angola, IN, V-1, p. 57; in this record, her name was recorded as "Harriet Kittle.".
  37. Ancestry.com., [database online], Provo, Utah, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. In a reply to my query left as a message at Ancestry.com about her Public Member Tree, accessed May 30, 2013, [m...tarver...To  DorPartsch, " RE: Harriet (Phelps?) Kittle Butler"], M. Tarver stated that she had gotten her information on Lillian and Milly from a great-granddaughter of Lillian.
  38. Ancestrycom. In a reply to my query left as a message at Ancestry.com about her Public Member Tree, accessed May 30, 2013, [m...tarver...To  DorPartsch, " RE: Harriet (Phelps?) Kittle Butler"], M. Tarver stated that she had gotten her information on Lillian and Milly from a great-granddaughter of Lillian. (And the 1910 and 1920 censuses were given at the Public Member Tree as sources for her residence.).
  39. FamilySearch, "images and transcriptions," database, The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints, (https://familysearch.org/: May 20, 2013 ), Henry C. Mason household. 1900 Federal Census, ED 80 Chadron Precinct Chadron city Ward 1-3, Dawes Co., NE. FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/M3YL-75G); Page 13A; Family No. 315; Reference ID 41, GS Film No. 1240921; Digital Folder No. 004119883; Image No. 00488.
  40. Ancestrycom. In a reply to my query left as a message at Ancestry.com about her Public Member Tree, accessed May 30, 2013, [m...tarver...To  DorPartsch, " RE: Harriet (Phelps?) Kittle Butler"], M. Tarver stated that she had gotten her information on Lillian and Milly from a great-granddaughter of Lillian, and from that source came the facts that Milly was married to Mr. Mason first and when she died, he married her sister Lillian.
  41. , Milly Butler in Henry C. Mason household. 1870 Census, South Pass City, Sweetwater, Wyoming Territory; Roll M593_1748; Page 500A; Image 294; Family History Library Film: 553247. With thanks to M. Tarver (Public Member Tree at Ancestry.com, accessed May 30, 2013), for having posted information on Harriet and Clinton's family, my first knowledge of them after fruitless searches. Milly and Lillian can be identified, in part, through their both having married Mr. Mason, who can be found also in the 1880 and 1900 censuses.
  42. Ancestrycom. In a reply to my query left as a message at Ancestry.com about her Public Member Tree, accessed May 30, 2013, [m...tarver...To  DorPartsch, " RE: Harriet (Phelps?) Kittle Butler"], M. Tarver stated that she had gotten her information on Lillian and Milly from a great-granddaughter of Lillian, and from that source came the information that Milly was married to Mr. Mason first and when she died, he married her sister Lillian.
  43. Dan Stevens, "Carothers & Phelps," e-mail message from <...> (Madison, WI) to Dorinda Partsch, 11/12/02 3:25:33 AM PST.
  44. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1880 Census, Roll 596, Book 1; p. 107b. Dwell. 529, Fam. 548. His year of birth was estimated from this source.
  45. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), 1860 and 1870 Federal Censuses.
  46. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1880 Census, Roll 596, Book 1; p. 107b. Dwell. 529, Fam. 548.
  47. Robert Carothers, "23530," a family tree, including Phelps, posted at RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project by <...>, last updated Aug 25 14:53:58 2001. Carothers cites the marriage record from the Hillsdale Co. Courthouse as giving the bride's age as 18 and the groom's as 30.
  48. Dan Stevens, "Re: Missing links," e-mail message from <...> (Madison, WI) to Dorinda Partsch, 11/16/03 10:51:55 AM CST. Dan Stevens reported that Riley Carothers and his first wife, Jenny/Janny Van Gordon were living in Cushing in 1885 when their son Homer was born. She must have died prior to 1898 when Riley married his second wife, Lena. Is she buried in Cushing or a rural cemetery in the locality?.
  49. Stark, "Some Untraced Dyers", p. 215. This source calls Noah Phelps who married Anne Dyer the son of Timothy and Martha (Crow) Phelps.
  50. Anderson, The Great Migration Begins, p. 1445.
  51. Rosetta (Durham) Phelps, Civil War Pension file, as widow of soldier Griswold Phelps; National Archives, Washington, D.C. Certified copy of the marriage record filed in [Lib.] 6 of Marriages, p. 268, Hillsdale Co., MI. Copy dated November 22, 1862.
  52. Frank Dyer, "Descendants of William & Mary (Barrett) Dyer of Rhode Island," by <[email protected]>, last updated Mar 19 14:31:05 2002. From the Home Page, "Dyer Families of New England" (Ancestry.com). Dyer cites, "The Name of Dyer, A Genealogical Record, " by William Allan Dyer, MS, 1940, and New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Family Archive CD, Vol. 34, 1880, 135; Bapt. Sep 3, 1699, Bristol Records.
  53. Anonymous, "The Douglas Library - Town of Hebron Vital Records, Barbour Collection," scanned pages posted at the USGenWeb site for Hebron, Tolland Co., CT. Scanned p. 101 with reference to Vol. 1, p. 67.
  54. Stark, "Some Untraced Dyers", p. 215.
  55. Stark, "Some Untraced Dyers", p. 214.
  56. New England Historic Genealogical Society. Online databases at AmericanAncestors.org. NEHGR, Vol.145 (1991), Wayne Howard Miller Wilcox, “The Ancestry of Katherine Hamby, Wife of Captain Edward Hutchinson of Boston, Massachusetts,” p. 262; accessed April 7, 2014.
  57. James Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of New England Settlers Showing Three Generations of Those Who Came Before May 1692 (Vol. I-IV). Boston: 1860-1862. Transcription by Warren Wetmore and Debbie at <http://www.usgennet.org/usa/vt/state/savage/bk4/index.html>; (Web address for the index for Vol. 4, dated Nov. 2000).
  58. Anderson, The Great Migration Begins, "William Dyer," p. 381. Anderson cites RIHSC 30:23. Accessed April 6, 2014.
  59. New England Historic Genealogical Society. Online databases at AmericanAncestors.org., NEHGR, Vol. 104, G. Andrew Moriarty, “The True Story of Mary Dyer,” p. 42; accessed March 30, 2014.
  60. New England Historic Genealogical Society. Online databases at AmericanAncestors.org., NEHGR, Vol. 104, G. Andrew Moriarty, “The True Story of Mary Dyer,” p. 41; accessed March 30, 2014.
  61. Anderson, The Great Migration Begins, Vol. II, C-F, "William Dyer," p. 381. The date, Oct. 24, 1677, is taken from "when his widow sued Samuel Dyer's widow [RICT 3:77]." Accessed April 6, 2014.
  62. FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site, online [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home]. Batch M02712-6; System Origin Iowa-EASy; Source Film No. 1787405. Reference No. rn 5665 p. 547.  Accessed July 27, 2010. This source provides the spelling of his surname and his middle initial.
  63. Family memory and family papers, including notes, documents, letters, photographs, newspaper clippings including obituaries, and other ephemera, some original, some photocopied. Typed copy of Fannie Kiechel Estelle's obituary with place, Johnson, NE, and date, Thursday, December 26, 1929.
  64. Family memory and family papers. Typed copy of Fannie Kiechel Estelle's obituary with place, Johnson, NE, and date, Thursday, December 26, 1929.
  65. FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site, online [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home]. Batch M02712-6; System Origin Iowa-EASy; Source Film No. 1787405. Reference No. rn 5665, p. 547.  Accessed July 27, 2010.  Marriage date and place are from this source.
  66. Catherine L. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet," compiled March 10, 2009 (Denver, CO, 80223). Eberhart cites a small family booklet as giving Charles H. Farlee's birth as July 5, 1821. Booklet, she notes, "...appears to have been written by Isabelle Horn, wife of William Barton Farlee...." Eberhart observes that the small booklet gives Charles' middle initial, and that family records have just "Charles." His middle name, "Henry," is based on a descendant's statement that he knew his great-grandfather's name was Charles Henry Farlee because his own father, Charles Henry Farley, born June 16, 1880, had been named after his grandfather.
  67. History of Hillsdale County, Michigan (Philadelphia: Everts & Abbott, 1879), p. 296. Received photocopied pages from Catherine Eberhart in March 2009.
  68. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), 1850 and 1860 Federal Censuses.
  69. History of Hillsdale County, Michigan, p. 298. Received photocopied pages from Catherine Eberhart in March 2009.
  70. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites a small family booklet as giving Charles H. Farlee's birth as July 5, 1821. Booklet, she notes, "...appears to have been written by Isabelle Horn, wife of William Barton Farlee...." Eberhart also states that Emily's obituary gave no day or month of death, just the year, and that Charles H. Farlee, grandson of the first, died Oct. 28, 1935; she asks, "Could these two dates have been mixed up?".
  71. Steuben County, IN, Marriage Records, V-1, p. 45.
  72. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites the 1860 Federal Census for Amboy Township, Hillsdale Co., Michigan, which lists Ellis and Ella as one month old.
  73. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.".
  74. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites Flora's death certificate and a letter of Oct. 26, 1931, by the manager of the James White Memorial Home, Plainwell, MI, where she was living at the time of her death; copies of both are in Eberhart's files.
  75. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription, Family Search, (Online database: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999-2002), <http://www.familysearch.org>, Osceola, Polk Co., NE, FHL 1254754, NA Film Number T9-0754, p. 287A.
  76. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". For Mr. Stowell's given name, Eberhart cites family information obtained from relatives.
  77. Emilie Phelps Holt, death certificate Local No. 120; State No. 4971 (1908), State Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE. Obituary and death certificate indicate that she had been married to a Mr. Stowell by the time of her mother's death.
  78. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Year of birth based on the 1860 Federal Census; date also from gravestone, and day, month, and year are given in a small family booklet, which Eberhart notes, "…appears to have been written by Isabelle Horn, wife of William Barton Farlee....".
  79. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites a letter from the sextant of Fairview Cemetery, Salida, CO; photo of gravestone; obituary indicating that he lived at Waunita Hot Springs, CO, for many years and had gold mines there. These documents are in her file.
  80. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.", Year of birth based on the 1860 Federal Census.
  81. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online, FHL Film #1254752; NA Film #T9-0752; page 76B.
  82. 1860-1954 Tract Book Index, Official Nebraska Government Website, Nebraska State Historical Society online [http://www.nebraskahistory.org/databases/tractbooks.shtml], accessed April 24, 2009. His given name is recorded as "Julius H.".
  83. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites, in addition to the 1870 Federal Census, a family group sheet compiled by [McKinley descendant Hileman], which lists the birth date as January 1, 1861 (from unknown source, “probably family records”); and that [McKinley descendant Luther] said the gravestone has the birth date as May 1, 1860.
  84. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites the Hileman family group sheet which states, “died at home in North Wallace County (KS) (on Lake Creek), buried in family cemetery (McKinley Cemetery). In 1946 her remains moved beside her husband, Daniel Josiah McKinley, in Sharon Springs, Kansas Cemetery.”.
  85. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart notes that the Hileman family group sheet, from which she obtained some of her information, has May 19, 1878, as the marriage date, while the Steuben Co. Marriage Record gives May 19, 1878, and April 19, 1878, one for “McKinley-Farlee” listing and the other for “Farlee-McKinley” listing.
  86. Marriage Record for Steuben County, Indiana, 1832 - 1890. A single photocopied page, p. 172, received with copies of family papers from Catherine Eberhart, March 2009. Mrs. Eberhart reports that descendants think that Josiah McKinley was probably a grandson of Lucia's stepfather.
  87. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites family records, with Martin being her grandfather. Also, in connection with his place of birth, whether Indiana or Michigan, she refers to a copy of his death certificate (in her file); a copy of funeral notice in Greeley (CO) paper, May 7, 1927; a copy of marriage certificate; Federal censuses, and records for others in the family.
  88. 1860-1954 Tract Book Index, online [http://www.nebraskahistory.org/databases/tractbooks.shtml], Accessed Nov. 13-14, 2008. In the index, his name is spelled "Farlee." When this spelling became the more common and preferred form is unknown.
  89. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online. St. Paul, Howard Co., NE, FHL Film 1254750, NA Film Number T9-0750, p. 529C.
  90. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites copy of death certificate.
  91. Catherine L. Eberhart, "Martin Alfred Farlee-Sarah Quick family group sheet," compiled March 10, 2009 (Denver, CO 80223). Eberhart cites family records from a son and a great-granddaughter. In her "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet," she includes as citations his death certificate and copy of marriage certificate.
  92. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart states that a daughter Mary was from the Bible of Cora Farlee Campbell in a list of children of her grandparents. She points out that the same birth date is listed as for Flora, so perhaps it was another name used for Flora, or perhaps a twin, and there is no other record of Mary, but she must be counted to make the eleven children noted for Emily in the 1900 Federal Census.
  93. Eberhart, "Charles Henry Farlee and Emily Phelps family group sheet.". Eberhart cites his obituary.
  94. Virgil and Linda Berney, "Obituaries," database, NEGenWeb, Greeley County (https://sites.rootsweb.com/~negreele/index.html: viewed 24 October 2010), transcriptions. William B. Farlee obit, transcribed from the Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, of Thursday, October 31, 1946.
  95. Virgil and Linda Berney, "Hillside Cemetery, Wolbach, NE," burial list database, NEGenWeb, Greeley County (https://sites.rootsweb.com/~negreele/index.html: viewed 25 October 2010), Farlee grave locations and details.
  96. Berney, Greeley County, transcriptions; Belle M. (Horn) Farlee obit. From the Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, December 24, 1942. Significantly, the marriage took place in my (DP's) hometown. However, the several generations of my family that lived in St. Paul retained no memory of relationship to the Farlees. There was, at least, an association of Griswold Phelps, then his children, and Harriet Kittle Butler, then her descendants that persisted through time and through changes in location.
  97. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "International Genealogical Index" [IGI], database online. This batch was transcribed from a source deemed trustworthy, such as original records, Batch 7540038, Source 1000944.
  98. Towle, "New Hampshire Families.". Towle cites NHVR.
  99. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register (Online subscription database: NewEnglandAncestors.org, New England Historic Genealogical Society, 2001, (Orig. Pub. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, MA: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 148 vols., 1847-1994). Vol. 91, July 1937. "Early Church Records of Hudson, N.H." p. 255. Accessed Nov. 25-6, 2004. This source lists the baptism of John, a son of Robert Glover, on Aug. 8, 1742, thus a discrepancy with the birth date from the other source.
  100. The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, online subscription database, (Orig. Pub. New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, MA: The New England Historical and Genealogical Register, 148 vols., 1847-1994). Vol. 91, July 1937. "Early Church Records of Hudson, N.H." p. 260. Accessed Nov. 25-6, 2004.
  101. Mary Cable, "Re: [Hamblet]," e-mail messages from <...> (Historian, Deposit, Delaware Co., NY) to Dorinda Partsch, first message, 10/28/00 8:02:19 AM PDT, and second, 10/28/00 4:51:48 PM PDT.
  102. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form 27, for Samuel Hamblet who married Naomi Glover, compiled 4 NOV 1964; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY; John [B.] Hamblet, Cincinnati, OH; 1855 census, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; Hudson Town Records; Greeley Genealogy. Harold Hamblet recorded that Naomi was b. 3 APR 1770 (22 DEC 1773) in Hudson, Hillsborough Co., NH, and he recorded that she was the daughter of Robert Glover and Lydia Hadley.
  103. U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2010. Masonville, Delaware, New York; Page: 79; NARA Roll: M33_65; Image: 91 of the. 1820 United States Federal Census. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Accessed Jan. 14, 2013.
  104. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form 27, for Samuel Hamblet who married Naomi Glover, compiled 4 NOV 1964; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY; John [B.] Hamblet, Cincinnati, OH; 1855 census, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; Hudson Town Records; Greeley Genealogy.
  105. "Family Search," Family Search Beta, New Hampshire Marriages, 1720-1920; marriage of Samuel Hamblet and Naomi Glover. Indexing Project (Batch) Number I09472-8; System Origin New Hampshire-EASy; Source Film Number 1001265. This source, but not the Harold-Hamblet-records source, has the place of the marriage, and it has the place as "3-Pelham," for reason unknown.
  106. Towle, "New Hampshire Families.".
  107. Webster and Browne, History of Hudson, N.H..., p. 143.
  108. Webster and Browne, History of Hudson, N.H..., p. 485.
  109. Towle, "New Hampshire Families.". See this site for property ownership and other interesting details.
  110. Towle, "New Hampshire Families.". "...Jaen (sic) Glover, w/o Robert Glover, released dower; rec 4 Feb 1767 [NH Prov Deeds 92/97]." Therefore, she was widowed before that date.
  111. Park, "Re: Lookups in Hudson, NH cemeteries?" e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/24/01 9:12:43 AM PST.
  112. Webster and Browne, History of Hudson, N.H..., pp. 256, 262-63, 266.
  113. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1790 Census, Roll 5, Book 1, p. 253. On this page, Robert and some of his neighbors: Eliphalet Hadley, Stephen Hadley...Enos Hadley...Robt. Glover.
  114. Webster and Browne, History of Hudson, N.H..., pp. 216-17.
  115. Webster and Browne, History of Hudson, N.H..., p. 319.
  116. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1800 Census, Roll 20, Book 1; p. 598. (No Dwell. and Fam. numbers listed). Most likely, this listing is for our Robert Glover. Listed on the same page are Greele (sic) heads of households, Hamlets (sic), and Hadleys who are likely brothers and cousins of Robert Glover's wife, Lydia: Eliphalet, Stephen, and Moses.
  117. Towle, "New Hampshire Families.". Towle also gives all the children and their birth dates (dates matching the source I used), gives birth place of all children as Nottingham West, and cites for children, birth dates, and place, NHVR. He provides a bit more for several children: "3) Robert - b 12 June 1776; m 21 May 1807 Betty Wells, d/o Peter Wells (see); he was taxed in Plymouth 1805-1808. 9) Benjamin - b 11 Dec 1786; m Polly Smith who d 20 July 1856; he was taxed 1807-8, 1810-11; he d 5 June 1874. 10) Seth - b 26 March 1789. [Hist Plymouth NH Vol II p296]." Also see this source for extensive details extracted from deeds and other records.
  118. Graves, John Graves, 1635 Settler of Concord, MA, and His Descendants.
  119. Deanna ____, "Re: Abner Graves 1800 Census," e-mail message from <...> to Dorinda Partsch, 6/23/05 9:16:58 P.M. CDT, Delaware Co., Franklin Twp., p. 267A (1310).
  120. Joyce Riedinger (owner, developer), "Delaware County, NY, Genealogy and History" at http://www.dcnyhistory.org/., (© copyright 1996-2005); latest updates 2/07/2005 8:27:12 AM. Accessed February 9, 2005. Data on Web page "Delaware County Militia Enrollments & Oaths 1801 - 1864, Submitted by the Delaware County Clerk's Office," electronic text by Joyce Riedinger, January 17, 1998. This source lists Abner as one of many militia captains.
  121. U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2010. Masonville, Delaware, New York; Page: 79; NARA Roll: M33_65; Image: 91, of the 1820 United States Federal Census. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Accessed Jan. 14, 2013. The female whose age was between 16 and 25 would be the right age to be Anna, wife of Samuel M. Hamblet, and the families were both listed on the same page of the census.
  122. Ancestry.com, U.S Federal Census [database on-line], Provo, Utah, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2010. 1830 US Census; Masonville, Delaware, New York; Page 141; NARA Series M19; Roll Number 89; Family History Film 0017149, Abner Graves' Household. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Accessed April 24, 2013.
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  124. Graves, John Graves, 1635 Settler of Concord, MA, and His Descendants. P. 108. (See discrepancy of death date and burial date.).
  125. Louise Belsby (updated Sept. 1998 by and submitted by), "McClure Cemetery of Broome Co. NY"; transcription posted at the Broome County NYGenWeb site, https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nybroome/brmcclr.htm. The original data were supplied by the Deposit Historical Society, Accessed Dec. 22, 2002. The cemetery transcription states that Abner died Nov. 22, 1852, aged 83 years. Listed next to him, in this geographical rather than alphabetical list, is Amos, son of Abner and Catherine, who d. May 9, 1855, aged 33 years.
  126. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi]. Find A Grave Memorial# 69823721; record added May 14, 2011. Accessed Feb. 22, 2013.
  127. Kenneth Vance Graves, "Re: Samuel Hamblet m. Anna Graves?" e-mail message from [email protected] (Wrenthan, MA, President of the Providence to Boston Genealogical Society) to Dorinda Partsch, 2 APR 2001 10:19:53 AM PDT. Graves, e-mail: "Hi Dori, There is absolutely no question in my mind that you are descended from immigrant John Graves of Concord, MA ..." Family memory supplied the name "Annie Van Curen," as Alford Hamblet's mother. However, after researching this question, no doubt remains in my mind either, that Anna Graves was Samuel's first wife and Alford's mother. Speculating on the probability that, within my family, the Phelps and Hamblet data got scrambled, I think it might have been due to my maternal grandmother's querying relatives for family history sometime between 1940 and 1970, and that elderly relatives were then trying to remember details they had not thought about for decades.
  128. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form (# illegible), for Samuel Hamblet who married Anna Graves, compiled 14 NOV 1969; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY; 1855 census, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; VT State House Records.
  129. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form (# illegible), for Samuel Hamblet who married Anna Graves, compiled 14 NOV 1969; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY; 1855 census, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; VT State House Records. Place of burial is questionable. The Harold V. Hamblet form indicates that she was buried in Harlan, Shelby Co., IA, and indicates that Samuel Hamblet was in Tompkins, NY, for the 1855 census, which would suggest, if Anna were buried in Iowa, that he had been in Iowa (of which we have no record) and had returned from there to New York.
  130. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), Dwell. 45, Fam. 46, p. 758 of Branch Co., MI, 1850 Census; Image 223, accessed October 22, 2001. Based on this census, Samuel's marriage to Anna Graves was before 1825.
  131. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi]. created by "Louis"; record added Oct. 6, 2009, Find A Grave Memorial No. 42772157; accessed Jan. 3, 2010. Birth year is on her gravestone.
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  134. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form 54, for Noah Miles Hamblet, compiled 12 DEC 1964; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY (Family Bible); 1855 census, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; VT State House Records.
  135. Kendall Mellem, "Descendants of William Hamblet" (draft, 19 NOV 2000). Received as e-mail attachment from author; e-mail, "Re Hezekiah Hamblet," 3 MAR 2001 9:46:56 AM PST. Mellem's "Notes for MEHITABLE GREELEY:
    Two sources say that Samuel Greeley's children were all born in Haverhill, MA: 1. _Webster's History of Hudson New Hampshire 1673/1913_, Webster, Kimball. 1913; 1977 reprint for Hudson Historical Society by Phoenix Publishing, Canaan New Hampshire.
    2. Genealogy of the Greely-Greeley Family by George Hiram Greeley, Boston, MA 1905.
    However, the children are listed in the Hudson, NH VRs as born in Hudson.".
  136. Mellem, "Descendants of William Hamblet” (draft, 2000). Mellem cites Gerald Q. Nash and Sandra J. Martinson and Roland A. Marchand, Vital Records of Hudson, NH, 1734-1985, (Heritage Books, Bowie, MD, 1997), p. 95, "GREELEY, Mehitable Sex: F 01 Oct 1724 Hudson, NH Samuel Greeley & Rachel.".
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  140. Park, "Re: Lookups in Hudson, NH cemeteries?" e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/24/01 9:12:43 AM PST. Ruth cites Blodgett Cemetery records with the place of death from Hudson Vital Records.
  141. Bill Marshall, "Marshall Family," <...>, last updated Dec 15 10:35:12 2000. Marshall gives as references: Date: before 1721 [Ref: Haverhill MA vitals p. 139] first marriage of Samuel [Ref: Greeley p. 88], place: [Ref: Haverhill MA vitals p. 139], names: Samuel GRALE & Rachel ROBENSON [Ref: Haverhill MA vitals p. 139].
  142. FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site, online [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home]. From transcript of 1870 United States census because the film was not available for viewing on June 20, 2010, when this information was copied:  Name: Guynn Greer; Estimated Birth Year: 1855; Age in 1870: 15y; Birthplace: Ohio. This record and his daughter Belle's wedding record are the sources for his given name.
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  145. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, comp., "International Genealogical Index" [IGI], FamilySearch, (Online database:  Intellectual Reserve,Inc.), <http://www.familysearch.org>; IGI v5.0 Continental Europe <http://www.familysearch.org/Eng/Search/IGI/family_group_record.asp?familyid=61677878&indi_id=100074776747&lds=1®ion=5&frompage=99>; questionable reliability. Accessed on June 20, 2010.  In this source, "Lancaster" was mistakenly assigned to the Netherlands, but would logically be Lancaster County, Nebraska.
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  150. Charles William Manwaring, Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records, Hartford District, in 3 Volumes (Originally published Hartford: R.S. Peck & Co., Printers, 1904-06). Page numbers refer to the original probate books kept by the district. (Database on the Web did not have complete bibliographic information, but did indicate 1906 for date.), Records from 1635-1700.
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  156. Richard E. Bartz, "Re: Question about an entry you made a[t] 'Find a Grave' -- Elizabth (Davis) Had[ley]," e-mail message from <...> to Dori Partsch, Feb. 11, 2010. On the day before receiving this e-mail, I had found Elizabeth Hadley's entry at the website, "Find a Grave." I wrote to Richard, who had made the entry, for more information. In this e-mail, Richard cites a transcription of the gravestone data that includes her age at death and that she was the wife of Eliphalet. Elizabeth is buried in Hancock, which is shown on present-day maps as being about 40 miles northwest of Hudson. Her burial there confirms that members of the Eliphalet Hadley family left Amesbury and settled in what is now New Hampshire.
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    https://sites.rootsweb.com/~neresour/NSHS/1890Gaz/kpfargaz.htm, (© 1999, 2000, 2001 for the NEGenWeb Project by Holice Ballard Young, T&C Miller); accessed Dec. 18, 2003. The directory lists an A. Hamblet of Springview, Keya Paya County. While not confirmed, this is most likely Alford.
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  176. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form (# illegible), for Alfred Greeley Hamblet, compiled 12 DEC 19[--]; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY (Family Bible); 1850-55-60 censuses, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; VT State House Records.
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  187. Sandra McCoy, historical material, sent to Dorinda Partsch, Nov. 28, 2006. This place of residence is from a December 1947 edition of the Springview Herald, an article about the death of Orange Alford Hamblet, listing survivors.
  188. Family memory and family papers. A photo postcard dated Dec. 1913, addressed to Mrs. Estella McMurry (no address added); a photo labeled, "a western cousin, Verle McMurry.".
  189. Sandra McCoy, historical material, sent to Dorinda Partsch, Nov. 28, 2006. The label on a group photo that McCoy included identifies Estella as the wife of Jim McMury (sic). Although individuals are not listed in order throughout the photo, it appears that the listed Frank, Emma, and Cuty (sic) would be McMurry children, with the last of those being the toddler on Jim's lap.
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  195. Sandra McCoy, historical material, sent to Dorinda Partsch, Nov. 28, 2006. From the obituary printed in McCoy's chapter.
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  197. Sandra McCoy, historical material, sent to Dorinda Partsch, Nov. 28, 2006. McCoy's chapter includes an article from a December 1947 edition of the Springview Herald on the death of Orange Alford Hamblet. The facts match those from the other sources here, but demonstrate that his wife was called "Anna." The article states that they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1946 and that Orange had "made his home in this vicinity [Springview] for many years.".
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  203. Riedinger, "Delaware County, NY, Genealogy and History.". This source provides a transcript of Masonville's Whitman Cemetery, which includes Samuel HAMLET, 1760-1811. The online cemetery transcriptions for Masonville also include the Lower Whitman Cemetery. Assuming that the Whitman and the Lower Whitman cemeteries are in proximity, the reference to Samuel's burial on the McRea farm might be explained by McRea burials in the Lower Whitman Cemetery, including the grave of Margaret, wife of Samuel McRea. Perhaps these small cemeteries were on or near Samuel McRea's farm.
  204. Pete Dabulewicz, "Photo enclosed," e-mail message from <...> (Delaware Co., NY vicinity) to Dorinda Partsch, 6/27/05 6:31:32 P.M. CDT, Image of Samuel Hamblet's tombstone. Pete sent information about the stone and the cemetery in a following e-mail, "Re: Photo enclosed - THANKS!!!", dated 6/27/05 10:52:40 P.M. CDT.
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  208. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form 27, for Samuel Hamblet who married Naomi Glover, compiled 4 NOV 1964; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY; John [B.] Hamblet, Cincinnati, OH; 1855 census, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; Hudson Town Records; Greeley Genealogy. Above the "22" for his birth date, the form has, in parentheses, "14." It is not clear if this "14" is to represent an alternate date for his birth, or whether it relates to something else.
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  215. Frank Partsch, "Harlan Cemetery search," e-mail message from <...> (Omaha, NE) to Dorinda Partsch, 6/23/02 4:25:12 PM PDT. Earlier in the day this message was sent, Frank and Polly checked the Harlan town cemetery and two rural cemeteries, Pleasant Grove and Bowman's Grove, without locating any Hamblet graves. There were, however, a number of older illegible stones. A likely family connection to the Bowman's Grove Cemetery suggests that Sam and/or Amanda could have been interred there with the graves no longer marked or no longer legibly marked. Allyn Ingalsbe, 1870-April 15, 1871, and Laura A. Ingalsbe, October 1869-November 11, 1869, are buried there [Find A Grave Memorial No. 39609271 and No. 39609285, respectively, accessed Oct. 2010, at <www.findagrave.com>]. The new Family Search pilot site has Luther Ingalsbe in Shelby County, Iowa, for the 1860 census and for his marriage in 1861.
  216. Pete Dabulewicz, "Re: Harriet Ingalsbe," e-mail message from <...> (vicinity of Delaware Co., NY) to Dorinda Partsch, 2/08/05 7:00:09 PM CST. In this message, Pete provides definitive census information to place the widow Harriet in former husband Thadeus' neighborhood with sons Luther and Harry (1830, 1840, and 1850 Federal censuses, Delaware Co., NY). In a former e-mail of 2/5/05 12:22:24 PM CST, Pete referred to the book Hathaways in America and suggested Harriet A. Hathaway, wife of Thadeus Ingalsbe, as a possibility for this individual, who was called by Harold V. Hamblet, "Amanda (Harriet Amanda) Inglesbee.".
  217. "Family Search," Family Search Beta, United Stated Federal Census, 1900, Enumeration District 0075, Sheet Number and Letter 12B, Household ID 203, Reference No. 87, GSU Film No. 1241752, Image No. 00070. Dwell. and Fam. 203. Seth's birth state, month, and year are from this census. Surname in this census is "Hamlet," and the Joanna C. "Hamlet" household was listed just before, as dwelling and family 202.
  218. AmericanAncestors.org. NEHGR, Vol. 145 (1991), Wayne Howard Miller Wilcox, “The Ancestry of Katherine Hamby, Wife of Captain Edward Hutchinson of Boston, Massachusetts,” p. 120; accessed March 30, 2014. .
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  220. AmericanAncestors.org. NEHGR, Vol.145 (1991), Wayne Howard Miller Wilcox, “The Ancestry of Katherine Hamby, Wife of Captain Edward Hutchinson of Boston, Massachusetts,” p. 258-259; accessed March 30, 2014. Their license for marriage was dated Oct. 19, 1636 (p. 258). Wilcox thinks that the Oct. 13 date, seen elsewhere, was put down as an error for Oct. 23 and refers to Thomas Hutchinson, 2:464, for where "Oct. 13" came from (p. 259).
  221. Pete Dabulewicz, "Re: Harriet Ingalsbe," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/08/05 7:00:09 PM CST. In this message, Pete provides definitive census information to place the widow Harriet in former husband Thadeus' neighborhood with sons Luther and Harvey (1830, 1840, and 1850 Federal censuses, Delaware Co., NY). In a former e-mail of 2/5/05 12:22:24 PM CST, Pete referred to the book Hathaways in America and suggested Harriet A. Hathaway, wife of Thadeus Ingalsbe, as a possibility for this individual, who was called by Harold V. Hamblet, "Amanda (Harriet Amanda) Inglesbee.".
  222. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.). Pottawattamie Co., IA, Dwell. 927, Fam. 852, accessed October 2001. The year of Amanda's first marriage can be estimated from the age of her son Luther Inglesby (sic) in the 1860 census.
  223. William G. Johnson (Cape Coral, FL), researcher of Squier and other early New Jersey families, notes and research reports received by e-mail, summer of 2006, Calendar of Wills [New Jersey] -- 1781-1785, pp. 204-05.
  224. Anonymous, "From Southold, NY, to Salem, NC, The Heritage of the Hortons, Descendants of Barnabas Horton (1600-1680)," at http://www.longislandgenealogy.com/barnabas/main.html#tableof%20con). Accessed May 26, 2002. Source cites: Gross, Katherine G., "The Old Burying Ground of The First Presbyterian Church, Southold, Long Island, NY," Row 6, Stone No. 5.
  225. Rev. Garford Williams, "Stephen Squier Biography" (Newsletter of the Wyoming County PA Hist. Society, Vol. 4, No. 2; text then adapted from Williams and posted in the SQUIRES-D Digest V00 Issue #8, by Hugo Schroeder <...> in message "Stephen Squiers," To: [email protected], 5 May 2000 05:45:19 -0700).
  226. R. and P. Radwanski, "The Harriman Family" (a genealogy report prepared Dec. 21, 1999). pp. 35-36. This source gives the information on Stephen Squier's 1830 sale of land.
  227. Williams, "Stephen Squier Biography.". This source gives names (with variation of "Rhoda"), but not date or place of marriage.
  228. Patrick Lee Harrington, "Harrington, Clubine, Benthey, Lee and Associated Families," posted at RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project by <...>, last updated May 20 22:03:18 2002. Harrington cites for this individual's facts, Magie Family History by William Magie, Jr.
  229. AmericanAncestors.org. NEHGR, Vol.145 (1991), Wayne Howard Miller Wilcox, “The Ancestry of Katherine Hamby, Wife of Captain Edward Hutchinson of Boston, Massachusetts,” p. 258; accessed March 30, 2014.
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  232. Savage, A Genealogical Dictionary of New England Settlers, Vol. 2, p. 513.
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  237. David Bragg, [e-mail for private use], to Dorinda Partsch, e-mail, Mon, Feb 17, 2014 11:12 am, "Ingalsbe Line," Phelps Line file in my AOL e-mail storage; privately held by Partsch, [e-mail & address for private use], Chesterton, IN, 2014.
  238. Bragg to Dorinda Partsch, e-mail, Mon, Feb 17, 2014 11:12 am.
  239. David Bragg, [e-mail for private use], to Dorinda Partsch, e-mail, Mon, Feb 17, 2014 2:59 pm, "RE: Ingalsbe Line," Phelps Line folder in my AOL e-mail storage; privately held by Partsch, [e-mail & address for private use], Chesterton, IN, 2014. Transcription of obituary included in e-mail message.
  240. Bragg to Dorinda Partsch, e-mail, Mon, Feb 17, 2014 2:59 pm.
  241. Bragg to Dorinda Partsch, e-mail, Mon, Feb 17, 2014 2:59 pm. Details of the lives of Luther and Ida.
  242. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.). Pottawattamie Co., IA, Dwell. 927, Fam. 852, accessed October 2001. He was in the household of Samuel M. Hamblet.
  243. David Bragg, [e-mail for private use], to Dorinda Partsch, e-mail, Tue, Feb 18, 2014 8:21 pm, "RE: Ingalsbe Line," Phelps File in my AOL e-mail; privately held by Partsch, [e-mail & address for private use], Chesterton, IN. Widow's Claim for Pension filed for Ida Ingalsbe, Council Bluffs, IA, May 13, 1865. Published by Robert Clarke & Co., Law Publishers, 55 Fourth St., Cincinnati. Images attached to e-mail.
  244. Babcock, Kiechel-Sturm genealogical material, "The Sturm Family" Report, revised May 25, 2003.
  245. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1910 Census, Series T624, Roll 848, Book 2; p. 92a. Dwell. (left blank; prob. 8), Fam. 8.
  246. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online. FHL Film 1254753, NA Film Number T9-0753, p. 414A.
  247. 1860-1954 Tract Book Index, online [http://www.nebraskahistory.org/databases/tractbooks.shtml], Accessed April 24, 2009.
  248. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1900 Census, Series T623, Microfilm 935, Book 1; p. 212a. Dwell. 142, Fam. 142.
  249. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1910 Census, Series T624, Roll 848, Book 2; p. 92a. Dwell. (left blank; prob. 8), Fam. 8. The names of the eight children are from family memory.
  250. Babcock, Kiechel-Sturm genealogical material, Note of June 19, 1993. Babcock gives location as NW of Johnson, north of St. Matthew's and Zion Cemeteries; other family burials there are Fred and Raymond Kiechel, Addie (Kiechel) Martin, and Joseph Donze.
  251. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form 69, for Alford Hamblet, compiled 16 MAR 1972; sources: Mrs. James A. Hamblet; 1860 census, James Township and 1870 census, Kane Township, both in Pottawattamie Co., IA; Hazen Genealogy. This source gives Emily's name as "Emily Maria Kettle.".
  252. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online, FHL Film 1254752, NA Film No. T9-0752, p. 329D. The 1880 Federal census recorded Emily's birthplace as New York, which seems likely. Both Harold Hamblet's records and the 1860 census give Emily's birthplace as Michigan, perhaps because Harold Hamblet might have used that 1860 census as his source. (It appears that persons providing information to a census taker would, not uncommonly, give a former place of residence rather than place of birth for themselves or a family member.).
  253. Emily Hamblet obituary, The Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, April 7, 1922, page 21. Transcription posted at the Oregon Genforum board by "Laura," Nov. 22, 2009, "Re: Seeking descendants of James and Estella (Hamblet) McMurry," <http://genforum.genealogy.com/or/messages/13079.html>; accessed Nov. 22, 2009. This source does not provide the place of birth, but gives age at death in years and months, making approximate birth date retrievable.
  254. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), Williams Co., OH, Dwell. 740, Fam. 742, accessed October 2001. I believe that Emily Kittle was listed twice in the 1850 census. Larry Clark, genealogist in charge of the Porter Co., IN, library's genealogy department, told me on November 5, 2002, that this was not uncommon, and he found it in the 1850 census for one of his own ancestors, listed in two townships.
    1850 census, Richland Twp., Steuben Co., IN, recorded on September 11, 1850: Image 5, continued in 6, of 12: Fam and Dwell. 776. E[m...iol]y M. Kittel, 15, b. NY, in the Clinton Butler household. (In this census, Emily's name is unclear, for the census taker mangled the middle of it so it appears to have an extra syllable, and at first the ending appears to be "is." However, a careful inspection of the census taker's handwriting, especially of a word ending in "y" higher on the same page, establishes the last letter as a "y.")
    1850 census, North West Twp., Williams Co., OH, recorded September 25, 1850: Emily Kettle, age 16, born in NY, in the household of John Whaley, age 29; Rhoda, age 24; [Selistia], age 7; Jeremiah, age 2.
  255. Family memory and family papers. This detail is assumed from a photo postcard sent in 1907 by Fannie Kiechel to Emily Hamblet in Bellevue, ID.
  256. FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site, online [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home], 1920 Federal Census, Enumeration District 227, Dwell. 75, Fam. 76. Online image: Film No. 1821504, Digital GS No. 4383852, Image No. 00582, Sheet 3. Accessed Jan. 3, 2010.
  257. The Oregonian, April 7, 1922.
  258. Family memory and family papers. In various census records and other records, memory supplied the birthplaces of parents and even of individuals currently in a household. Among at least some members of this line of ancestors, careful track was not kept of details such as places of birth, nor was the importance of providing them for records recognized. As an exception to this negligence, the children of Griswold and Rhoda (Squier) Phelps generally gave their parents' birthplaces accurately as Connecticut for him and New Jersey for her. In censuses, family memory supplied either Pennsylvania or New York for Mr. Kittle.
  259. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.). Steuben Co., IN, Dwell. 776, Fam. 776, accessed autumn 2002. I make the assumption that Mr. Kittle disappeared due to death rather than divorce and have based the period of his assumed death on the age of the youngest Kittel (sic) child in the household of Clinton Butler, 1850 census.
  260. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), Steuben Co., IN, Dwell. 776, Fam. 776, accessed autumn 2002. Mr. Kittle's marriage to Harriet is based on the 1850 census and the marriage record of Clinton Butler and Harriet Kittle. The marriage record shows her surname as "Kittle," and the Kittel (sic) children in the Butler household indicate that this surname was that of a former husband.
  261. Carol Creager Alexander, "Re: Letchers of Central City, Nebraska," e-mail message from <...> (Fort Wayne, IN) to Dori Partsch, 9/28/2007 10:57:26 AM Central Daylight Time. (information from the 1850 census was included in the e-mail.).
  262. Alexander, "Re: Letchers of Central City, Nebraska," e-mail to Dori Partsch, 9/28/2007 10:57:26 AM Central Daylight Time. Alexander describes her source: "Jan 20, 2006, I found in the library the historical sketches of meetings in Nebraska, Central City, monthly meetings of Merrick Co., Nebraska (established 1899), records of births, deaths, and membership. 1899-1916, 1916-1925, 1925-1936 minutes, 1899-1936 Hinshaw Notebook #9, dated 3-16-1899, Central City preliminary mn was organized with Herbert J. Mott acting as clerk for the day. Call number gc978.2q24. George Letcher born 11-15-1818, St. Lawrence, New York, son of William and Polly Garfield, died 4-8-1905; wife Lura b- ? dt and Phelps, married 7-8-1840, died 5-13-1913, age 95y 5 m 24d.".
  263. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.). 1860 Federal Census and 1885 State Census: Ancestry.com. Nebraska State Census 1885, [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002; original data: Nebraska State Census 1885, M352, 56 rolls, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.
  264. Alexander, "Re: Letchers of Central City, Nebraska," e-mail to Dori Partsch, 9/28/2007 10:57:26 AM Central Daylight Time. From obituary included in e-mail.
  265. Steuben County, IN, Marriage Records, V-A, p. 23.
  266. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.). 1860 Federal Census and 1885 State Census: Ancestry.com. Nebraska State Census 1885, [database online] Provo, UT: Ancestry.com, 2002; original data: Nebraska State Census 1885, M352, 56 rolls, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C. Note that the only record for this child is the 1860 census, and that, while he was in the household, he might not have been a son of George and Laura.
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  270. Patrick Lee Harrington, "Harrington, Clubine, Benthey, Lee and Associated Families," posted at RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project by <[email protected]>, last updated May 20 22:03:18 2002. Harrington cites for this individual's facts, Magie Family History by William Magie, Jr.
  271. William G. Johnson (Cape Coral, FL), Researcher of Squier and other early New Jersey families, notes and research reports received by e-mail, summer of 2006. Johnson, "Re: McGee (McGhie,MaGie)," e-mail message with historical excerpts from <...> (Cape Coral, FL) to Dori Partsch, 6/20/2006 7:26:56 AM CST.
  272. Anonymous, "The Clinker Lots of Elizabethtown," page 12; a page accessible from "History and Genealogy of Westfield New Jersey and Vicinity," at <http://www.westfieldnjhistory.com>; accessed April 12, 2005. "The following descriptions are of the so-called 'Clinker Lots' set out by surveyor John Harriman, Jr. and his associates in 1699-1700. These 174 lots include much of the land that is now Westfield, as well as surrounding areas. While the politics of this division are a study in itself, suffice it to say that as the population of Elizabethtown grew, there was a need for more land for the progeny of the first settlers. This survey was one answer to that need.".
  273. William Ogden Wheeler and Edmund Drake Halsey, Inscriptions on tombstones and monuments in the burying grounds of the First Presbyterian Church and St. Johns Church at Elizabeth, New Jersey, 1664-1892 (Elizabeth: n.pub., 1892), p. 177. Birth date is estimated from age at death.
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  276. Anonymous, Church members, marriages & baptisms, at Hanover, Morris Co., N.J. during the pastorate of Rev. Jacob Green, and the settlement of Rev. Aaron Condit, 1746-1796, p. 9. Assuming this entry belongs to this Margaret, she is listed as Peggy, wife of Stephen Squire (sic).
  277. William G. Johnson (Cape Coral, FL), Researcher of Squier and other early New Jersey families, notes and research reports received by e-mail, summer of 2006. Johnson, "Re: McGee (McGhie,MaGie)," e-mail message with historical excerpts from <Wjohnson35a> (Cape Coral, FL) to Dori Partsch, 6/20/2006 7:26:56 AM CST. "admitted as a church member Hanover Presbyterian church, 1794 Peggy, wife of Stephen Squire under Rev Calvin White. Baptized 1794 Peggy, wife of Stephen Squire (Church Members, Marriages and Baptisms, at Hanover, Morris Co., N.J, William Ogden Wheeler).".
  278. Radwanski and Radwanski, "The Harriman Family," 1999, pp. 38-39. This source provided the following information: Margaret Magie (spelling from her father's signature on his will), daughter of Joseph and Rhoda (Horton) Magie, September 23, 1789, in Hanover Presby., Hanover, Morris Co., NJ (Church Records ? GSNJ Collection). Burial in West Nicholson, Wyoming Co., PA. Margaret became a member of the Hanover Presbyterian Church in 1794. (GSNJ Collections).
  279. , Milly Butler in Henry C. Mason household. 1870 Census, South Pass City, Sweetwater, Wyoming Territory; Roll M593_1748; Page 500A; Image 294; Family History Library Film: 553247.
  280. , Henry C. Mason household. 1880 census, Maysville, Chaffee Co., CO, Page 54 D; Entry No. 4680; Affiliate Film No. T9-0089; GS Film no. 1254089; Digital Folder No.004240001; Image No.00225.
  281. FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site, online [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home], 1900 Federal Census, Dwell. 183, Fam. [187]. Enumeration District 81, Sheet 8, Borings, Clackamas, and Damascus Precincts, Image 16 of 36. James did not appear for this census when I searched with his name, rather I found the family by "browse" of the census images. In this form, the images did not have film identification numbers.
  282. Family memory and family papers. A photo labeled, "a western cousin, Verle McMurry.".
  283. FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site, online [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home], 1920 Federal Census, Enumeration District 227, Dwell. 75, Fam. 76. Online image: Film No. 1821504, Digital GS No. 4383852, Image No. 00582, Sheet 3. Accessed Jan. 3, 2010. In this census, Verl is listed as a son in the James P. McMurry family.
  284. Family memory and family papers. Obituary of their son James, clipping without citation of date or source; James died Nov. 17, 2000, in Ainsworth, NE.
  285. Coralynn Brown (transcriber, comp.), "Granby, Hartford Co., CT, Vital Records from Barbour, 1786-1850 - P-Y." Posted at http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~jdevlin/barbour/granby_barbour_p-y.htm. Accessed April 2, 2003. This source lists Alva as daughter of Levi and does not give the mother's name.
  286. L. Pritchard, "RE: Griswold Phelps family," detailing the Phelps history to Griswold's generation, e-mail message from <...> to Dorinda Partsch, 2/28/02 3:32:32 PM PST. This detail, Pritchard states, was recorded by Alva himself in his biography, which in a former e-mail to me, she said he left as handwritten note. (The former e-mail was "RE: Griswold Phelps family," sent 2/21/02 10:42:02 AM PST.) In his note, he wrote that he was the son of Griswold and Rhoda Phelps and that Griswold was the son of Levi.
  287. U.S. Government, BLM, Land Patent Database. Accessed online July 2002.
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  290. L. Pritchard's web site at Ancestry.com, last updated Aug 25 22:52:27 2001.
  291. Rosetta (Durham) Phelps, Civil War Pension file.
  292. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online. FHL Film 1254607, NA Film Number T9-0607, p. 59C.
  293. W.W. Munsell, History of Delaware County - 1797-1880 (posted online at the USGenWeb site for Delaware Co., NY).
  294. Pritchard, "RE: Griswold Phelps family," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/28/02 3:32:32 PM PST. Pritchard in this message states that the first seven of Levi's nine children were born in Granby, CT, and are listed in the records of Granby. I also referred to her web site at RootsWeb's WorldConnect, last updated Aug 25 22:52:27 2001.
  295. Brown, "Granby, Hartford Co., CT, Vital Records from Barbour, 1786-1850 - P-Y.".
  296. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Ancestral File," FamilySearch, (Online database: Intellectual Reserve, Inc.), http://www.familysearch.org, accessed Jan. 5, 1998, v 4.19. This information is in several files posted at this site, but no documentation is given for the death date.
  297. Riedinger, "Delaware County, NY, Genealogy and History.", (© copyright 1996-2003); latest updates 9/19/2003 4:33:39 PM. Data on page, "Cemetery Removals, Cannonsville Reservoir." Accessed September 23, 2003. The year of death, but not the month and day, is given in this source. The following Underwood burials were claimed by interested party (no relationship given) Mrs. Dwight A. Pope: Silas, d. 1844; Amilleson, d. 1839; an Underwood without given name or date; Arthur H., d. 1854; and Samuel R., no date.
  298. L. Pritchard, her database, which includes Phelps generations, posted at RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project by <...>, last updated Aug 25 22:52:27 2001. Pritchard's web page does not provide a given name for Mr. Underwood.
  299. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, "Ancestral File," database online, v. 419. This information has not been documented; source unknown. Retrieved from Web on Aug. 20, 2003. However, with her uncommon name and her family's association with Delaware County, Amillison Phelps is the likely candidate for Silas' wife. The Delaware County USGenWeb site has posted a town history (History of Cannonsville by Mrs. Hester Lane Miles), which has a piece about Silas Underwood, who was a Revolutionary War veteran. The history lists some or all of his children including Phebe Underwood, who married Daniel "Hamlet." Harold V. Hamblet's information indicates that the Daniel Hamblet she married was Alford's uncle, Daniel Davis Hamblet, which would make Alford's Aunt Phebe a first cousin to Harriet (Phelps?) (Kittle) Butler, if Amillison Underwood and Harriet both belong to this Phelps family.
  300. Ryan Wadleigh, "Phelps Genealogy," e-mail message from <...> (near Seattle, WA) to Dorinda Partsch, 8/30/2005 3:27:11 PM CST. In the genealogical searches I have been doing, I have found it common for children of related families, or related-by-marriage families, to marry. Several marriages connect the families of Silas Underwood and Silas Winters, whose wife was Phebe Phelps (sister of Griswold). Wadleigh reports, from his family research, that Silas and Phebe Winters' son or nephew William married Maria Underwood, daughter of Silas and Amillison Underwood, and that Silas Winters' first wife, Jane Cannon, had a niece, Roxanna Cannon, who married William Underwood, son of Silas and Amillison Underwood.
  301. Emilie Phelps Holt, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE death certificate, Local No. 120; State No. 4971. Details recorded on this record include her birth date, age at death, and that she was widowed. Also, birth place (New York); name of father (Curtis Phelps); father's birth place (Connecticut); mother's maiden name (Farlee); mother's birth place (Connecticut); and undertaker, date of burial, and place of burial. The informant for these facts is identified as Mrs. Flora Stowell. Some of this information, in my [DP's] opinion, is erroneous: Emily's father's name, her mother's maiden name, and her mother's place of birth. Descendants searching for Emily's parents have long looked for a Curtis Phelps because of the name on the death certificate. Although this possibility remains, much information points to her place in the family of Griswold Phelps. For one example, her obituary states that she came to Indiana at age 10 with her parents, which correlates with Griswold's arrival in Steuben County.
  302. History of Hillsdale County, Michigan, p. 299. Received photocopied pages from Catherine Eberhart in March 2009.
  303. Emily Farley, guardianship of Flora, Julius, Martin A., Orville, Lucia, and William Farley, minor heirs of Charles Farley, deceased. Also signed by George Letcher. Steuben County, Indiana, court records, photocopied on three sheets and received from Catherine Eberhart, March 2009. This document relates at least in part to a specific item of Charles Farley's estate. A handwritten page bearing signatures of Emily Farley, Flora Farley, and Julius H. Farley, reads in part, "...[regarding the children]...and that they are the owners of a claim against William Moore in the Sum of Twenty five Dollars...".
  304. U.S. census, pop. schedule (images online): FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home]. Josiah McKinley, 1870 Federal Census, Steuben Co., Indiana, Steuben Township, Pleasant Lake Post Office, Dwelling 63, Family 68. (Online image does not have identifying numbers regarding its origin.).
  305. U.S. census, pop. schedule (images online: FamilySearch.org, Records search - Pilot Site [http://search.labs.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#p=home]. Emily Holt, 1900, Seward, Seward Co., NE, Dwelling 160, Family 160. Image identification: Sheet 7B; Ref. No. 74; GSU Film No. 1240940; Image No. 00397.
  306. Catherine L. Eberhart, Computer-generated chart, March 10, 2009, Descendants of Emily Phelps; supplied by Eberhart, [address for private use]. Compiled from family papers and research. The children of Emily and Charles Farlee were apparently nine in number, and two more were born to Emily and Josiah McKinley. This source lists the last two as Myrtie M. McKinley, b. 1868 or 1869, d. 1875/1880; and Effie McKinley (b. Sept. 5, 1870, d. Feb. 17, 1874).
  307. Emilie Phelps Holt, Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE death certificate, Local No. 120; State No. 4971. Details recorded on this record include her birth date, age at death, and that she was widowed. Also, birth place (New York); name of father (Curtis Phelps); father's birth place (Connecticut); mother's maiden name (Farlee); mother's birth place (Connecticut); and undertaker, date of burial, and place of burial. The informant for these facts is identified as Mrs. Flora Stowell. Some of this information, in my [DP's] opinion, is erroneous: Emily's father's name, her mother's maiden name, and her mother's place of birth.
  308. Emily Phelps Holt obituary, Seward Independent, prob. Seward, Seward Co., Nebraska, July 2, 1908. Handwriting on the copy of this obituary that I received indicates that the obit was obtained from the Nebraska State Historical Society; it has the year, mistakenly, as 1903. (Death certificate, with “1908,” must surely have the correct year.) The obituary states that one of Emily's sons, William B. Farlee, resided in Wolbach, Nebraska. This location put Farlee descendants in the same rural Nebraska area as the Letchers, the Carothers, Griswold's son William L. Phelps, and my [DP's] Kiechels. A discrepancy: the 1870 census lists Emily's husband as Josiah McKinley, not William B. Received from Catherine Eberhart, March 2009.
  309. P. Radwanski, "Re: Griswold Phelps who mar. Rhoda Squier," e-mail message from <...> (Tuckhannock, PA) to Dorinda Partsch, 3/23/02 2:11:15 AM PST. Using this list of Griswold and Rhoda's children, I [DP] assumed that the above names are all valid, and I assumed that later records (censuses in particular) referring to individuals that seemed to fit this family did, indeed, refer to Griswold's children. In a follow-up message, "Re: More on the Griswold Phelps family," sent 3/25/02 2:06:35 AM PST, Radwanski provided this information, "As for the tax lists with poor children - these usually only listed children between the ages of 5 - 10 that were schooled by the county - so older children would not be included.".
  310. Pritchard, "RE: Griswold Phelps family," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/28/02 3:32:32 PM PST. Barbour Collection of CT Vital Records, F Conn. 9, Part 58; Granby, Vol. TM 1, p. 31.
  311. Pritchard, "RE: Griswold Phelps family," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/28/02 3:32:32 PM PST. Pritchard refers in this e-mail to Alva's biography, which in a former e-mail to me, she said he left as handwritten note. (The former e-mail was "RE: Griswold Phelps family," sent 2/21/02 10:42:02 AM PST.).
  312. Brown, "Granby, Hartford Co., CT, Vital Records from Barbour, 1786-1850 - P-Y.". The source does not give the mother's name and does not provide any more identification for father except "Levi.".
  313. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), 1830 and 1840 Federal Censuses.
  314. Thomas M. Tryniski, "Chittenango NY Herald, 1836-1840," newspaper page, Thomas M. Tryniski, Old Fulton NY Post Cards (http://www.fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html: accessed 29 September 2012), Griswold Phelps.
  315. "Chittenango NY Herald, 1836-1840," newspaper page, scanned and posted, Thomas M. Tryniski, Old Fulton NY Post Cards (http://www.fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html: accessed 22 March 2013), Griswold Phelps, April 1, 1839. File: Newspaper Chittenanageo NY Herald 1836-1840, PDF No. 652.
  316. Steuben Co., IN, Civil Records, Film No. 1871916, Steuben County Deed Book 5, p. 146.
  317. Mindee Gleason, "Re: Lookups Steuben Co. Griswold Phelps," e-mail message from <...> (coordinator of the Steuben Co., IN, USGenWeb and INGenWeb site) to Dan Stevens, 8/31/02 4:51:44 PM PDT. Forwarded by Dan Stevens to Dorinda Partsch, 8/31/02 6:01:01 PM PDT. Gleason cites Audree Seibel Lewis, Cemeteries of Steuben County, Indiana (1990), p. 1443.
  318. Steuben Co., IN, Civil Records, Film No. 1872113; Final Record Vol. B, p. 165.
  319. Pritchard, "RE: Griswold Phelps family," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/28/02 3:32:32 PM PST. Pritchard notes, "We know he married Rhoda Squires but we don't know when or where." I [DP] wonder if Rhoda married again after Griswold's death. On August 30, 1849, a Rhoda Phelps married Luther Buck in Steuben County (photocopy of marriage record, in my possession, from the office of the Steuben County Clerk, V-1, p. [1]28). No information is currently available to shed light on whether this was Rhoda (Squier) Phelps, the widow of Griswold.
  320. Radwanski, "Re: Griswold Phelps who mar. Rhoda Squier," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 3/23/02 2:11:15 AM PST.
  321. Steuben Co., IN, Civil Records, Film No. 1871916, Steuben County Deed Book 5, pp. 146-7.
  322. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), 1860 Federal Census, North West Twp., Williams Co., Ohio. Dwell. 1, Fam. 1.
  323. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), 1850 census.
  324. Ancestrycom. 2009. 1870 United States Federal Census. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Council Bluffs Ward 6, Pottawattamie Co., Iowa;  Roll:  M593_416;  Page: 126B;  Image: 256;  Family History Library Film: 545915. Dwelling 166, Household 175. Accessed January 9, 2013.
  325. , Hetty (Harriet) Butler in the household of Henry C. Mason. 1880 census, Maysville, Chaffee Co., CO, Page 54 D; Entry No. 4680; Affiliate Film No. T9-0089; GS Film no. 1254089; Digital Folder No.004240001; Image No.00225. And Ancestry.com, Message of Tue., May 21, 2013 12:17 pm, From  m...tarver...To  DorPartsch, " RE: Harriet (Phelps?) Kittle Butler," regarding her Public Member Tree in which she stated that she had gotten her information on Lillian and Milly from a great-granddaughter of Lillian; her information confirms the relationships shown in the censuses.
  326. U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.  2004.  Tacoma Ward 4, Pierce Co., Washington; Roll 1749; Page: 2B; Enumeration District:  0179; FHL microfilm: 1241749. Printed page number 285, Structure 2614. Accessed January 9, 2013.
  327. Jarrat Pratt Family Association online [http://jared.pratt-family.org/index.html], accessed April 20, 2009, "Juliaet Ann Phelps" page.
  328. Jarrat Pratt Family Association, online [http://jared.pratt-family.org/index.html], "Juliaet Ann Phelps," page . Her obituary from the Deseret News, March 14, 1919; transcribed and proofread by David Grow, Jan. 2006.
  329. Jarrat Pratt Family Association, online [http://jared.pratt-family.org/index.html], "Juliaet Ann Phelps" page. From the photo page (no photos currently), for Juliaet: She was Orson Pratt's eighth wife.
  330. NEGenWeb Project, Merrick County, online [https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nemerric/]. From the pages, "Central City Cemetery Directory." In this listing, her name is "Lura.".
  331. Anonymous, "The Douglas Library - Town of Hebron Vital Records, Barbour Collection.". "Levi, s. of Noah and Mary," scanned p. 100 with reference to Vol. 2, p. 225.
  332. Oliver Seymour Phelps, and Andrew T. Servin, The Phelps Family of America and their English Ancestors (Pittsfield, MA: Eagle Publishing Company, 1899). Page numbers are from the online (OCR?) text at GenealogyLibrary, p. 247.
  333. GEDCOM of Phelps generations, file received on March 21, 2002. Jack cites: Icy (Louise) Lynch. Decendancy chart hand-printed from Mrs. John R. Lynch, 522 West L. Street, Chula Vista, CA, 92011, with letter to Richard Squires of Wyoming Co. PA, dated 29 Dec 1976. Hand-printed copy. Delaware Co., NY, in which Hambletville and our Hamblet ancestors were located, abuts Susquehanna Co., PA.
  334. GEDCOM of Phelps generations, file received on March 21, 2002. Jack cites: Page Norton, letter of March 7, 2000, to Jack Phelps, p. 2; letter, Camillius, New York, 13031-2422.
  335. GEDCOM of Phelps generations, file received on March 21, 2002. Jack cites: Icy (Louise) Lynch. Decendancy chart hand-printed from Mrs. John R. Lynch, 522 West L. Street, Chula Vista, CA, 92011, with letter to Richard Squires of Wyoming Co. PA, dated 29 Dec 1976. Hand-printed copy.
  336. GEDCOM of Phelps generations, file received on March 21, 2002. Jack cites: Rhamanthus M. Stocker's Cent. Hist. Susquehanna Co., PA, Biography and index to names. Originally published, Philadelphia, 1887. Reprinted, Regional Publishing Co., Baltimore, 1974, Lib. of Congress 74-3215, p. 412, Col. 2. Also, Emily C. Blackman's work, From a period preceding its settlement to recent times. Philadelphia, PA: Claxton, Remsen & Haffelfinger, 1873, p. 404.
  337. U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2010. Waterford, Susquehanna, Pennsylvania; Page: 40; NARA Roll: M33_112; Image: 51 of the 1820 Federal Census. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. Image 3 in the database for this locality. Accessed Jan. 12, 2013.
  338. GEDCOM of Phelps generations, file received on March 21, 2002. Jack cites: Craig W. Carson, letter to Wyoming Co. Hist. Society, p. 1, copied from file at that institution May 25, 1999, by Jack Phelps. Jack also cites, from gravestone by JMP 5-26-96. Jack Phelps has photo of gravestone.
  339. GEDCOM of Phelps generations, file received on March 21, 2002. Jack cites: Chenango Co. Historian. Document printed from Computer file with the above title, at The Chenango County Historic Society, Norwich, NY, and he also cites personal visit, 1999.
  340. Steuben Co., IN, Civil Records, Film No. 1871916, Steuben County Deed Book 5, p. 147.
  341. Ryan Wadleigh, "Re: Thanks for Census Data!," e-mail message from <...> (near Seattle, WA) to Dorinda Partsch, 9/23/2005 6:16:43 PM CST, p. 261, Dwell. 100, Fam. 100.
  342. Ryan Wadleigh, "Census records," e-mail message from <...> (near Seattle, WA) to Dorinda Partsch, 9/7/2005 7:29:24 PM CST, p. 252, Dwell. 1905, Fam. 1901.
  343. Wadleigh, "Census records," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 9/7/2005 7:29:24 PM CST, p. 534, Dwell. 254, Fam. 258.
  344. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online, FHL Film 1254608, NA Film Number T9-0608, p. 581D.
  345. Radwanski, "Re: Griswold Phelps who mar. Rhoda Squier," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 3/23/02 2:11:15 AM PST. "This list of children came from a Mrs. O. T. MacArthur of Tucson, AZ and was given to Rev. Garford Williams. Rev. Williams...has worked years putting [Nicholson area settlers'] families together...".
  346. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), 1860 Federal Census.
  347. Carothers, "23530," a WorldConnect Project family tree. Carothers cites County Record, Page 89, Book A, and Ionia News Paper dated August 9, 1878, under the heading "Neighborhood Clippings" from the Stanton Herald, Aug 3. He follows with notes: "...Note 2: Cassius Willard told where the accident happened. It was either on Melmine Hill or Krum Park Hill. This was in the notes of Mable Young. Stanton Newspapers only go back to around 1880 due to a fire in that year.".
  348. Anonymous, "The Douglas Library - Town of Hebron Vital Records, Barbour Collection.". "Noah, s. of Timothy," scanned p. 101 with reference to Vol. 1, p. 71.
  349. Stark, "Some Untraced Dyers", p. 215. This source calls him the son of Timothy and Martha (Crow) Phelps.
  350. Stark, "Some Untraced Dyers", p. 215. Death estimated from his will, dates of signing and proving.
  351. Anonymous, "The Douglas Library - Town of Hebron Vital Records, Barbour Collection.", scanned p. 101 with reference to Vol. 1, p. 67.
  352. Oliver Seymour Phelps, and Andrew T. Servin, The Phelps Family of America and their English Ancestors (Pittsfield, MA: Eagle Publishing Company, 1899). Page numbers are from the online (OCR?) text at GenealogyLibrary, p. 212.
  353. Phelps and Servin, The Phelps Family of America and their English Ancestors. Page numbers are from online (OCR?) text at GenealogyLibrary, p. 212. Death date provided by Phelps and Servin is apparently wrong. See Find a Grave for details.
  354. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi]. Created by Dennis Lamoureux, record added Sept. 18, 2012, Find A Grave Memorial No. 97335299; accessed March 13, 2014.
  355. Ryan Wadleigh, "The Winters Surname," a page of "My Genealogy," at <...>, accessed Feb. 9, 2005. Silas first married Jane Cannon, and they lived in Cannonsville, Delaware Co., NY. "He remarried probably in 1807 or 1808 to Phebe Phelps whose family settled at nearby Susquehanna Co., Pennsylvania....".
  356. Wadleigh, "Census records," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 9/7/2005 7:29:24 PM CST. Wadleigh writes, "As you are well aware, my ancestor Silas Winters married Phebe Phelps as his second wife. As far as I can tell, they moved to Susquehanna Co., PA sometime between 1812 and 1815 and settled on a farm adjoining her parents.".
  357. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi], Memorial No. 31132879. Record created and added by "Maggie," Nov. 4, 2008. Accessed Nov. 24, 2009. The tombstone of John and Rhoda has Rhoda's middle initial: "A." The web page for Rhoda, but not the stone itself, also has place of birth and, "Daughter of Griswold and Rhoda Phelps.".
  358. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi], Memorial No. 31132879. Record created and added by "Maggie," Nov. 4, 2008. Accessed Nov. 24, 2009.
  359. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi], Memorial No. 31132879. Record created and added by "Maggie," Nov. 4, 2008. Accessed Nov. 24, 2009. Transcribed on the web page, but not visible on the stone, is this inscription: "Aged 80 yrs 5 ms and 16 ds".
  360. Steuben County, IN, Marriage Records, V-[A], p. 44.
  361. Anderson, The Great Migration Begins. Anderson gives birth date as August or September 1.
  362. Rixford, Three Hundred Colonial Ancestors and War Service. Page numbers are from the online (OCR?) text at GenealogyLibrary, p. 235.
  363. Manwaring, Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records, Hartford District, in 3 Volumes, records from 1715-1723.
  364. Anonymous, "The Douglas Library - Town of Hebron Vital Records, Barbour Collection.", p. 103 with reference to Vol. 2, p. 338. His birth and death dates result in age at death of 104 years. Is one of those two dates incorrect?.
  365. Anderson, The Great Migration Begins, p. 1444.
  366. Manwaring, Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records, Hartford District, in 3 Volumes, Records from 1677-1687.
  367. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1900 Census, Microfilm 934, Book 2; p. 251a. Dwell. 211, Fam. 211. (Note small discrepancy: the William Phelps listed in the Central City Cemetery transcription had a birth year of 1820.).
  368. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online. St. Paul, Howard Co., NE, FHL Film 1254750, NA Film Number T9-0750, p. 529C. Significantly, in this census the birthplaces of William's parents are the two states expected for Griswold's and Rhoda's births.
  369. NEGenWeb Project, Merrick County, online [https://sites.rootsweb.com/~nemerric/]. From the pages, "Central City Cemetery Directory." (It is probable, but not certain, that the listing in this source is for our William L. Phelps. No middle initial is given in this source.).
  370. Article on the death of William L. Phelps, Central City Republican, Central City, Nebraska, July 14, 1906, Saturday, p. 5, col. 1. The Central City Library provided a copy of the article and citation details in reply to my query of November 1, 2007.
  371. Marshall, "Marshall Family.". Marshall gives these references: date: d 1758 age 61 [Ref: Greeley p. 88] d 1758 age 62 [Ref: Hudson NH v3 p. 498].
  372. Marshall, "Marshall Family.". Marshall gives these references: date: [Ref: Greeley p. 88, Hudson NH Cemeteries, Hudson NH v3 p. 498], place: [Ref: Greeley p. 88, Hudson NH Cemeteries, Hudson NH v3 p. 498].
  373. Marshall, "Marshall Family.". Marshall gives this reference: place: [Ref: Hudson NH cemeteries].
  374. Family memory and family papers. The photo that is attached to Alvin's narrative in this database has his name as "Alva." I have to wonder if whoever labeled the photo, or perhaps even his mother when naming him, had in memory a relative -- the Mormon martyr Alva Phelps.
  375. Social Security Administration, "U.S. Social Security Death Index," FamilySearch [LDS site], (online database: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., 1999-2003), <http://www.familysearch.org>, accessed Aug. 12 and Oct. 15, 2003, entry for Alvin Schranz.
  376. Anonymous, 1890-1 Business Directory & Farmer's List of the Nebraska State Gazetteer. This source lists a J.I. Schranz in the town of Darnall; A. Hamblet is in same directory.
  377. William G. Johnson (Cape Coral, FL), Researcher of Squier and other early New Jersey families, notes and research reports received by e-mail, summer of 2006. Johnson, "Re: Capt Nathaniel Squier," e-mail message from <...> (Cape Coral, FL) to Dori Partsch, 6/20/2006 7:47:52 AM CST; facts from attached report, "Capt Zopher SQUIER of Essex County, NJ," compiled by Johnson, 2005. In his endnotes, Johnson lists: Revolutionary War Pension Records, National Archives, Nathaniel Squier, R10028.
  378. William G. Johnson (Cape Coral, FL), Researcher of Squier and other early New Jersey families, notes and research reports received by e-mail, summer of 2006. Johnson,"Re: Capt Nathaniel Squier," e-mail message from <...> (Cape Coral, FL) to Dori Partsch, 6/20/2006 7:47:52 AM CST; facts from attached report, "Capt Zopher SQUIER of Essex County, NJ," compiled by Johnson, 2005.
  379. Radwanski and Radwanski, "The Harriman Family," 1999. p. 35; from Squier Bible record in possession of Richard Squier.
  380. Pritchard, "RE: Griswold Phelps family," e-mail to Dorinda Partsch, 2/28/02 3:32:32 PM PST. Pritchard writes that material in this section of her e-mail message is "from Stile's Ancient Windsor, II. and Phelps Genealogy as compiled by Mrs. Mary E. Maxam St. John of Glens Falls, NY, and from letters from other Phelps descendants.".
  381. U.S. Federal Census, Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 2010. Luzerne, Pennsylvania; Roll: 472; Page: 246; Image: 502 of the 1840 Federal Census; Family History Library Film: 0020549. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. "Squier" was spelled "Squires." Accessed January 20, 2013.
  382. Radwanski and Radwanski, "The Harriman Family," 1999, p. 35.
  383. Maggie Rail <...>, submitter of the transcription of the Evergreen Cemetery, Colville, Stevens County, Washington at http://www.interment.net/data/us/wa/stevens/evergreen/evergreen_cemetery.htm> of the "Inter[m]ent.com, Internet Transcription Library"; submitted Dec. 30, 1999, and edited Feb. 20, 2004; accessed March 25, 2004.
  384. Hamblet, Hamblet Family Records, 1960s-70s. Form 36, for Daniel Davis Hamblet, compiled 12 DEC 1964; sources: Mrs. Bernice Freeman, Deposit, NY; 1850-55-60 censuses, Town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., NY; VT State House Records. The form for Daniel Davis Hamblet gives Jonas Underwood as Phebe's father and what looks like "Analison" for her mother. Just above the name "Jonas," in a space for any other husbands of Phebe, is "(Silas)." At first I thought Phebe must be the daughter of Jonas and the granddaughter of Silas, but now believe I was misreading the ambiguous text in "History of Cannonsville" by Mrs. Hester Lane Miles, which includes Phebe, who married Daniel "Hamlet" (Posted online at the Delaware County, NY Genealogy and History Site; accessed Jan. 3, 2005). Reading elsewhere at this site, in the "Biographical Review, 13th Section, pages 589 through 649," it becomes obvious that Phebe would be the daughter of Silas Underwood.
  385. Kathy Leigh (web design and graphics), "1840 Census of Pensioners" at http://www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/colonial/census/1840/index.html, copyright 2001. Data taken from 1840 Census of Pensioners, Revolutionary or Military Services with the Names, Ages, and Places of Residence.... (Washington: Blair and Rives, 1841); retyped, reformatted, and reprinted by Kathy Leigh, 2001. Accessed September 23, 2003. Birth was estimated from his age as listed in this census.
  386. Leigh, "1840 Census of Pensioners.".
  387. Riedinger, "Delaware County, NY, Genealogy and History.", (© copyright 1996-2003); latest updates 9/19/2003 4:33:39 PM. Data on page, "Cemetery Removals, Cannonsville Reservoir." Accessed September 23, 2003. The following burials were claimed by interested party (no relationship given) Mrs. Dwight A. Pope: Silas, d. 1844; Amilleson, d. 1839; an Underwood without given name or date; Arthur H., d. 1854; and Samuel R., no date.
  388. U.S. Federal Census (Online: MyFamily.com, Inc.), 1860 Federal Census, North West Twp., Williams Co., Ohio. Dwell. 54, Fam. 57.
  389. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi], Memorial No. 31132846. Record created and added by "Maggie," Nov. 4, 2008. Accessed Nov. 24, 2009. Place of birth is from the web page; not visible on stone.
  390. Anonymous, "Series of Articles from the Coldwater Republican" (transcription of articles published 1879 in the newspaper of Algansee Township, Branch Co., MI), at USGenWeb Archives, State of Michigan; filed on page at http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/mi/branch/algansee/misc/c43305.txt with copyright 1998 by Maggie Critchfield. USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be freely used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by other organizations.) Transcription of articles from the newspaper of Algansee Township, Branch Co., MI., Vol. IV, No. 70, Coldwater, MI, Friday, March 29, 1879, Whole Number 382, "Rambles Through Algansee.".
  391. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1880 Federal Census transcription online. Algansee, Branch, Michigan, FHL Film 1254573, NA Film Number T9-0573, p. 448C. Significantly, in this census, the birthplaces of Rhoda's parents are the states expected for Griswold's and his wife Rhoda's births.
  392. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi], Memorial No. 31132846. Record created and added by "Maggie," Nov. 4, 2008. Accessed Nov. 24, 2009. Place of death is from the web page; not visible on stone.
  393. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi], Memorial No. 31132846. Record created and added by "Maggie," Nov. 4, 2008. Accessed Nov. 24, 2009. A large granite stone was erected with the names and birth and death facts for both John and Rhoda on its face.
  394. Find a Grave, online [http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi]. Created by Sandra Weber, record added Oct. 27, 2013, Find A Grave Memorial No. 119349142; accessed March 21, 2014.
  395. Riedinger, "Delaware County, NY, Genealogy and History.", (© copyright 1996-2005); latest updates 2/07/2005 8:27:12 AM. Accessed Febuary 9, 2005. Data on Web page "Delaware County Militia Enrollments & Oaths 1801 - 1864, Submitted by the Delaware County Clerk's Office," electronic text by Joyce Riedinger, January 17, 1998. This entry for Silas Winters is assumed to be for the one who married Phebe Phelps.
  396. 1790-1930 U.S. Federal Census (Population Schedules), Genealogy.com, the 1880 Census, Roll 596, Book 1; p. 107b. Dwell. 530, Fam. 549. The youngest child in this household, Burd Young, has had his grave registered at the Find a Grave Web site <www.findagrave.com> as Memorial No. 37044501.  (Site accessed Oct. 24, 2010.).
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