Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 66

Notes:

Supposedly an irishman.

Stintje Janssen

m: Jan Pietersen Van Woggelum (ABT 1647-1718/1719)

Children:

Notes:

She was from the town of Ootmarsum in the province of Overysell, near the german border. O n the marriage record at the Brooklyn dutch church in 1664, Esje Hendricks is identified as her mother, and Johannes Marcus is identified as her step-father.

She became a member of the Albany church at the end of 1683, but must have died before 21 Oct 1685 when Jan Pietersen Mackelich, born at Amsterdam, widower of Styntje Jans, married again.

Esje Hendricks

m: Jan [---] (-BEF DEC 1653)

Children:

m: Johannes Marcus (-AFT 10 FEB 1664)

Children:

Notes:

In December 1653, Elsje Hendricks sued Jacobus Backer. She claimed she her little girl had t aken a payment to Jacobus Backer for half a barrel of soap, but that she had not received the soap. No attempt was made by the defendant to disprove the testimony, and the defendant was ruled to be in default. [B. Fernow, Records of New Amsterdam, 1:133,137,141]. Because no husband appears in the record, it is assumed that she was by that time widowed, supporting herself and at least one daughter (possibly as a laundress). The little girl may have been Stintje, future wife of Jans Pietersen.

!Marrage(Johannes Marcus): Between Dec 1653 & 12 Sep 1660.

Her husband Johannes Marcus, but not her, appeared at a baptism of Elsje, the daughter of Henrickje Johannes and William Jorrisse (Henrickje was probably her daughter by Johannes Marcus) on 14 Oct 1677. Esje Henricks' absense may indicate that she was not living on that date.

Jan

m: Esje Hendricks (-AFT 10 FEB 1664)

Children:

Hendrick

Children:

Peter Adriaense

Children:

Notes:

His name is also seen as: Gemakelyck, Soogemackelick, Mackelick, and other varieties on thi s (which translate to "Easy Going").

Annette or Anna Pieterse

m: Adrien [---]

Children:

m: Barent Janse Bal

Adrien

m: Annette or Anna Pieterse (-AFT 10 FEB 1664)

Children:

Archibald Allen

m: Martha Hatfield (ABT 1768-)

Children:

m: Anne [---]

Children:

Notes:

Rev war vet.

Source on descendants: http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/n/e/e/Judy-C-Neese/ODT8-0001.html

He lived in Fauquier Co., Va at the time of his enlistment in the revolutionary war. During the war, he also lived in Washington Co., MD. He lived in Nelson Co., KY for just under 20 years before moving to Indiana. In 1828, he moved to Illinois where he died and was buried in Putnam Co. in 1846 at approx age of 96. [Info from Judy Neese in genforum]

!Census (1820): Southeast Twp, Orange Co., IN. 1M(10-15), 1M(>45), 1F(10-15), 1F(16-25), 1F(>45), 2 persons in agriculture. Note: He is adjacent to Isaac B. Glen.

He died at the homestead of his son-in-law, Isaac D. Glenn, in Magnolia, Putnam Co., Illinois [from Bio of Young A. Glenn]
Date of death is from Jackie Hagel, email Oct 1999.

Melissa T. Alexander lists a first wife, before Martha Hatfield, named Jemima, and a son with that wife, Martin Allen b. bef 1771.

Source on Parentage is Melissa T. Alexander's SOIL-R archives page [http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/SOIL/1999-01/0915480950], otherwise unconfirmed.

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Anne

m: Archibald Allen (7 FEB 1752-22 FEB 1846)

Children:

Notes:

Judy Neese in a posting on GenForum gives her name as Anne McClehoe.
Jackie Hagel in an email gives her name as Anne Unk [unknown], with a marriage date of 4 Feb 1788 Nelson Co., KY, and cites KY Marriage records.
Melissa T. Alexander named her as a.k.a. Anne McElhose

John Flemming West

m: Harriett Elsey Basford (29 AUG 1824-8 OCT 1912)

Children:

Notes:

!Census (1851): Dunham Twp., Dist. 3, Missisquoi County, Quebec:
John F. West, age 41, b. Canada, farmer
Harriet E., 28, b. Canada
Anna A., age 8, b. Canada
Jeddiah C., age 5, b. Canada
Harriet A., age 3, b. Canada
Amanda J., age 7, b. Canada

Relocated to Pleasant Mound, Blue Earth Co., MN around 1860-1863. (The township was first settled in 1856).

26 Sept 1866: John F. West was selected as one of two Justices for the town of Pleasant Mound at its first town meeting.

!Census (1870): Pleasant Mount, Trougas Range 29, in Blue Earth Co., Minnesota. Page 648, dwelling 13, family 15, enumerated 9 Aug 1870.
West, John B., 58, W M, b. Vermont, Farmer, real estate=$200, personal
property=$400, can't read or write, eligible to vote. ----, Harriett E., 45, W F, b. Canada, Housekeeping, father foreign born,
mother foreign born, can't read or write.
----, Ellen M., 16, W F, Housekeeping, b. Canada, mother foreign born, can't
read or write.
----, ?L. A., 11, W F, At home, b. Canada, mom foreign born, can't R or W ----, C. H., 2, W M, at home, b. Canada, mom foreign born, can't R or W Adjacent to this entry is the family of N.F. York.

!Agricultural schedules (1870), with census p. 863. For Pleasant Mount, Blue Earth Co., Minnesota.
West, John F., 30 acres improved, 5 acres wooded, 130 other acres unimproved.
Land cash value = $2000, $40 equipment
2 horses, 3 milk cows, value=$300
66 bushels wheat, 113 bushels oats, 100 lbs butter, value=$180 (adjacent to N.F. York in schedule)

!Land Grant: John B. West [Bureau of Land Management's database has "John F. West", but the actual copy appears to be a middle initial "B"], obtained a lang grant in Blue Earth County on Sept 10, 1870 [The exact same day that his neighbor Nathaniel F. York obtained his land grant, as well as Alvah York in neighboring Martin Co., all at the Jackson land office]. The land was at 1-SW-28-105N-29W-N-5th Principle Meridian, for 160 acres.

Also on the same day, Sep 10, 1870, in the same township as John F./B. West, Manard A. Chamberlin obtained a grant for 160 acres in Blue Earth County.

!Census (1880): Pleasant Mound, Blue Earth Co., Minnesota. p. 2. Enum dist. 18. Enum on 10/11 June 1880.
Wat, John F., WM 68, Farmer, b. VT, parents b. NY/RI
--, Harriet, E., wife, 55 Canada, keeps house, parents b. Can/Can
--, Jed C., son, married, 32 Can, farm work, parents b. VT/CAN
--, Eliza J., dau-in-law, married, 27 Can, house work, parents b. Scot, Vt
--, Jas E., Gr. son, 6 MN, school, parents b. CAN/CAN
--, Chas. H., son, 12 MN, school, VT/CAN
--, Mary M., Gr.dau., 3 MN, Can/Can

[He is not found in Pleasant Mound Twp. in the 1900 census. One E. West was there, hard to read, possibly son of Jed]
[No Wests (or Yorks) found in Pleasant Mound Twp., Blue Earth Co., MN in 1920]

Parentage: (Peter West and Prudence Niles) from Del Dyche, of Albuquerque, NM, posting QC-ETANGLO-L archives on Rootsweb, where this parentage is stated. Do not have records to substantiate yet...
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Research leads: There are several Wests found in the 1880 census of Blue Earth Co., MN, many born in Canada, and many are plausible siblings of John B./F. West. One is actually named John F. West age 50 [c1830] b. Can, par b. NY/NY in Amboy Twp.; There is a Thomas West age 55 [c1825] Can/Can/Can in Amboy; Harrison West age 27 Can/Can/Can in Amboy Twp. ; Ami West age 55 [c1825] Can/NY/CT in Leroy Twp.; and Ichabod West [age 81, b. NY, widowed, par b. RI/CT, father, in household of Ami]

Note: John F. West, age 39 in 1860 MN census, Vivian Twp., Waseca Co., b. Lower Canada, p. 68, is not him. Names in that family do not match.

The following birth records are found in "Waldo County, Maine, Births, 1743-1892" for a John and Harriet West:
Harriet E., 30 May 1840
Joseph T., 31 Oct 1840
Louisa C., 31 Aug 1841 [sic, rec. 31 Oct 1840]
Rosina A., 22 Feb 1843
George W., 20 Aug 1845
The same family is found in the 1850 census of Belfast Twp., Waldo Co., ME:
John West, 34 ME, farmer; Harriett, 30 ME; Harriett, 10 ME; Rosanna, 7 ME; George, 4 ME; Nash Lawrence, 47 ME, laborer
From the census, it appears to be a different John and Harriett West.

There are a couple West families found in Franklin Co., Vermont in the 1850 census. These are likely related, although the connections remain to be solved. They are transcribed here:

!Census 1850 Berkshire, Franklin Co., VT, enum 9 Sep 1850, p. 208, hh 184/184:
Erastus West, 46, male, farmer, $500, b. Canada
--, Electa, 37 female, b. Canada
--, Robert, 18, Canada
--, Delia, 13, F, b. Canada
--, Lyman [or Syman], 10, male, b. Canada
--, [Martin or Warhan], 7, male, b. Canada
--, Ephraim, 5, male, b. Canada
--, Acilia, 3, female, b. Canada

!Census 1850: Fairfield, Franklin Co., Vermont, enum 27 Aug 1850, p. 287, hh 87/88
Henry [Naofun], 32, farmer, b. NY
Anna, 32, b. Canada
Malinda, 9, VT
Willard, 6, VT
Lucia, 3, VT
[Cynette], 5/12, female, Vt
Annis West, 71, female, N.H.

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Harriett Elsey Basford

m: John Flemming West (22 AUG 1811-14 MAR 1886)

Children:

m: Robert Harold King (JUL 1827-1 JAN 1914)

Notes:

!Census 1900: Manyaska, Martin Co., Minnesota, enum 4 Jun 1900, hh 68/69:
King, Robert H., head, July 1827 age 72, marr. for 35y [sic], England/England/England, immigrated in 1829, in the US fo 71y, naturalized, occ: Medicine peddler
--, Harritt E., wife, Aug 1824 age 75, marr 35y, 6 children/2 living, b. Can French/Can Fr/Can Fr, Immigration date unknown,

!Census 1910: Minnesota Hospital for Insane, St. Peter City, Ward 2., Nicollet Co., Minnesota, enum 22 Apr 1910, ED 108, Sh 6A:
King, Harriet, inmate, WF, age 86, married, b. Can English / Can English / Can English.

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Jeremiah York

m: Lydia Twornbly (1 JAN 1782-AFT 1860)

Children:

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!Census(1810 index): Tamworth Twp., Strafford Co., NH, p. 725. [Now Carroll Co.]
!Censsu(1820 index): Hebron, Oxford Co., ME p.223
!Census(1830 index): Abbot village, Somerset Co. [now Piscataquis Co.] ME p.97
!Census(1840 index): Frankfort, Waldo Co., ME p.245
Note: also in 1840, his son Jeremiah appears in Portland, Cumb Co., ME p.216
!Census(1850) [src:Dick York, genforum] 464/553:
Jeremiah York, 69, M. Farmer, $500, NH
Lydia, 67, F, NH
Ira, 43, M., Pedler, NH
Nathaniel, 24, Farmer, ME
Martilla A. Parker, 17, F, ME

!Census (1850): Frankfort, Waldo Co., Maine, roll 270, page 73, household 464/553:
Jerremiah York, 69, M, Farmer, N.H. $500
Lydia "", 67, F, N.H.
Ira, 43, M, Pedlar, N.H.
Nathaniel, 24, M, Farmer, Maine
Martilla A. Parker, 17, F, Maine

!Marriage: New Hampshire Marriage Index, LDS film 1001321. Jeremiah York of Middleton to Lydia [?Twornbly?] of Middleton on July 10, 1805. Married by Benjamin Randal of New Durham (apparently in New Durham).

[King, Marquis F., "Annals of Oxford: From its incorporation 1829-1850, pg. 298]:
YORK: .JEREMIAH and LYDIA YORK are credited in Hebron with children, as follows:(???)
Ira, b. Jan. 15, 1806; Eliphalet, b. Mar. 19, 1808, d. Jan. 27, 1817; Alvah, b. April 3, 1812; Betsey, b. Jan. 8, 1814; Pauline, b. April 13, 1815; Lydia, b. Mar. 3, 1817, m. Oct. 4, 1835 Lorenzo S. Bumpas; Jeremiah, b. Oct. 30, 1818; Ruth, b. Oct. 3, 1820, d. Jan. 12, 1822; Sally, b. June 17, 1822 and Josiah, b. April 12, 1824.



Probate Records: Waldo Co., Maine, probate records. (abstracted by LDC) ---------------
1. Order of Notice [Book 23, p.188, LDS Film 0012438]. 5 Aug 1857. States that Nathaniel T. York of Frankfort has been appoined administrator of the estate of Jeremiah York, late of Frankfort. Also states that Nathaniel is required to post a notice within 3 months in the Republican Journal, a public newspaper printed in Belfast, Maine.
2. Appointment of Inventory Takers [Book 23, p. 280, LDS Film 0012438]: 5 Aug 1857. Henry Fisher, Ebenezer Haley, & John Byrd to take inventory of the estate of Jeremiah York of Frankfort.
3. Petition for Administration [Book 23, p. 627, LDS Film 0012438]. 5 Aug 1857. Lydia York of Frankfort states that she is the widow of Jeremiah York of Frankfort, dec'd, who died on 28 June 1857. She waives her right to be administrator, and requests that Nathaniel T. York of Frankfort, son of the deceased, be appointed in her place.
4. Inventory [Book 23, pg. 634, LDS film 0012438]. Tues 1 Sept 1857.
Inventory taken by Henry Fisher, John Boyd, & Ebenezer Haley, and sworn to by Nathaniel T. York, administrator of the estate of Jeremiah York. Inventory included 53 acres of land & buildings, valued at $400. Plus $361.36 of personal property, consisting primarily of livestock and agricultural tools.
5. Bond of Administration [Book 21, p. 111, LDS film 0012436] 6. Letter of Administration [Book 21, p. 202, LDS film 0012436] 7. Order of notice on petition for allocation [Book 21, p. 529, film 0012437] 8. Petition for allowance [Book 25, p. 270, LDS film 0012440] 9. Order of notice on first account [Book 24, p.590, film 0012439]

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The NH state marriage index also contains a marriage of a Jeremiah York of New Durham to Elsy Palmer of New Durham on Oct 6, 1803 in New Durham by Samuel Aunnals of New Durham.

Also listed is Jeremiah York of New Durham & Hannah Nason of New Durham, m. 9 Dec 1824 by Wm Buzzell in Middleton NH. Also, Jeremiah York of Middleton to Eveline M. Bennett of Alton by H.D. Buzzell (one card says m. on 29 Dec 1800 in Alton, another card says m. bef Apr 1, 1850 in Alton). Another entry suggests the date was closer to 1850 -- it shows Charles B. York of Dover NH age 23, occ: wild dealer, b. Dover NH (his 1st m) son of Jeremiah and Mary Bennett, m. Sep 7, 1893 Dover NH to Clara L. Roberts of dv age 24, b. Rochester NH (her 1st m) dau. of Elijah Roberts.

A very likely brother: NH marriage index shows: Eliphley York of Middleton m. 27 Jul 1807 in New Durham to Nancy [?Twornbly?] of Farmingon, m. by Benj Randal of New Durham. The bride's last name is clearly the same as Lydia's last name, the date is very similar, and there is a name similarity with one of Jeremiah's sons.

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Lydia Twornbly

m: Jeremiah York (10 AUG 1781-28 JUN 1857)

Children:

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!Census(1860): In household of William King, age 78, Winterport, ME. Also in household are W illiam King, Emma 13, Ada 4, William 2, and Lydia York, 78, Pauline.

In 1870, a Lydia York, age 86 b. N.H., is found in the household of Benjamin York age 49 in Nobleboro, Lincoln Co., Maine. Could this be her, possibly living with a grandson? The age and birthplace are right.

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Lydia Jackson

m: Israel Leavitt (23 APR 1648-26 DEC 1696)

Children:

m: Preserved Hall

Mary

m: Stephen Hopkins (ABT 1580-ABT JUL 1644)

Children:

Notes:

Death appears in the parish register of Hursley, transcribed in "The Origin of Stephen Hopkin s of the Mayflower" TAG 73(3): Oct 1998 p.163, as: "[1613] Mary Hopkines the wife of Steeven Hopkines was buried the ix day of May"

Her inventory is dated 10 May 1613 at Hursley, and is printed in "The True Origin of Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower", on record at the Hampshire Record Office, granted 12 May 1613 to "Roberto Lyte [vir] gard de hursly" and "thome Syms vir supra[vis]sor p[er] pauper", during the minority of "Constance, Elize[beth] et Egidij" ("et Egidij" is latin for "and Giles"). The inventory calls her a widow, although her burial record calls her "wife of Stephen Hopkins".

Caleb Johnson's article points out that the Stephen Hopkins of the Sea Venture disembarked in 1609, and was still in Virginia in 1613, condition unknown back in Hursley. So, it may have been easier to assume him deceased so as to free up property for the children's support.

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