Jeremiah York

!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] ____________________________________________________ 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.