I have these people in my family tree. I will paste the genealogy report below. Melinda Weaver >Looking for information on James IVES (1718-1804) and his wife Sarah TUTTLE I'd like to verify that they are buried in "Centerville Cemetery" (known by another name?) in Hamden or North Haven, and if possible find out what dates or other information might be/have been on the gravestone. Any help much appreciated. Descendants of James Ives Generation No. 1 1. JAMES4 IVES (EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born October 19, 1718. He married SARAH TUTTLE November 8, 1753. More About JAMES IVES and SARAH TUTTLE: Marriage: November 8, 1753 Child of JAMES IVES and SARAH TUTTLE is: 2. i. BEDE5 IVES, b. May 4, 1770; d. March 14, 1857. Generation No. 2 2. BEDE5 IVES (JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born May 4, 1770, and died March 14, 1857. She married JARED GOODYEAR March 20, 1789, son of THEOPHILUS GOODYEAR and SARAH MUNSON. He was born April 26, 1767 in Hamden, Conn., and died October 29, 1843. Marriage Notes for BEDE IVES and JARED GOODYEAR: About 1790, Mr. and Mrs. Goodyear bade farewell to relatives and friends in Connecticut and together with the Fillmore family emigrated to western New York, then known as the "Far West", traveling the entire distance with ox teams. More About JARED GOODYEAR and BEDE IVES: Marriage: March 20, 1789 Children of BEDE IVES and JARED GOODYEAR are: i. JARED6 GOODYEAR, b. October 5, 1790; d. January 1792. 3. ii. JARED GOODYEAR, b. July 21, 1792, Schoharie County, NY; d. October 24 1874. iii. WILLIS GOODYEAR, b. May 16, 1794; d. March 1795. iv. LOIS GOODYEAR, b. November 3, 1795; m. ALBET AMMERMAN, October 12, 1819. More About ALBET AMMERMAN and LOIS GOODYEAR: Marriage: October 12, 1819 4. v. BEDA GOODYEAR, b. December 11, 1797. 5. vi. WILLIS GOODYEAR, b. November 27, 1799; d. March 13, 1874. 6. vii. EMILY GOODYEAR, b. May 5, 1802; d. September 10, 1874. 7. viii. CHARLES GOODYEAR, b. April 26, 1804; d. April 9, 1876. ix. ELVIRA GOODYEAR, b. August 17, 1810; d. Abt. 1860. 8. x. GEORGE GOODYEAR, b. August 26, 1813; d. August 9, 1890, Boston, Mass.. Generation No. 3 3. JARED6 GOODYEAR (BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born July 21, 1792 in Schoharie County, NY, and died October 24, 1874. He married ANN ELIZABETH COLLIER 1822 in Colliersville, Otsego County, N.Y., daughter of PETER COLLIER. She died March 31, 1878. Notes for JARED GOODYEAR: At the age of 14, he opened a little store; his cpacity for business there developed itself, and from that time he assumed the duties of one much older in years. About the year 1822, he located at Colliersvill, Otsego County, N Y., where he married. Jared Goodyear was the first postmaster of the town, holding the office from 1825 - 1865, and for several years served as a supervisor. He was one of the most active and efficient supporters of the great work in connecting the Susquehanna river with the Hudson by railroad. Notes for ANN ELIZABETH COLLIER: Mrs. Goodyears was a woman of great industry and remarkable decision of character. For more than 30 years, she was an invalid from rheumatism; not walking any in that time. She bore her affliction with sigular courage and patience. More About JARED GOODYEAR and ANN COLLIER: Marriage: 1822, Colliersville, Otsego County, N.Y. Child of JARED GOODYEAR and ANN COLLIER is: 9. i. ELVIRA COLLIER7 GOODYEAR, b. March 30, 1828; d. September 22, 1893. 4. BEDA6 GOODYEAR (BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born December 11, 1797. She married JOHN VAN SCHAICK June 14, 1825. More About JOHN VAN SCHAICK and BEDA GOODYEAR: Marriage: June 14, 1825 Children of BEDA GOODYEAR and JOHN VAN SCHAICK are: i. MARY7 VAN SCHAICK. ii. ELIZABETH VAN SCHAICK. 5. WILLIS6 GOODYEAR (BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born November 27, 1799, and died March 13, 1874. He married EMILY GOODYEAR November 1852, daughter of HORACE GOODYEAR and SALLY DICKERMAN. She was born July 7, 1820. More About WILLIS GOODYEAR and EMILY GOODYEAR: Marriage: November 1852 Children of WILLIS GOODYEAR and EMILY GOODYEAR are: 10. i. SARAH EMILY7 GOODYEAR, b. October 25, 1856; d. October 11, 1882. 11. ii. MARY LANSING GOODYEAR, b. March 31, 1859. iii. WILLIS HORACE GOODYEAR, b. November 12, 1865; m. ANNIE LAURIE WAKEFIELD More About WILLIS HORACE GOODYEAR: Occupation: President of Goodyear Book Co., of Minneapolis, MN 6. EMILY6 GOODYEAR (BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born May 5, 1802, and died September 10, 1874. She married RYNEAR VAN WAGENEN March 13, 1833. More About RYNEAR VAN WAGENEN and EMILY GOODYEAR: Marriage: March 13, 1833 Children of EMILY GOODYEAR and RYNEAR VAN WAGENEN are: 12. i. JARED7 VAN WAGENEN, b. January 13, 1835. 13. ii. ALBERT VAN WAGENEN, b. March 12, 1837, Sharon, N.Y.. 14. iii. WILLIS VAN WAGENEN, b. February 20, 1839; d. August 5, 1883, Dedham Mass.. iv. JAMES VAN WAGENEN, b. August 4, 1841, Sharon, N.Y.; d. January 14, 1890; m. ANNA HUTTON. 7. CHARLES6 GOODYEAR (BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born April 26, 1804, and died April 9, 1876. He married CHARLOTTE SEITZ GEBHARD June 17, 1835, daughter of JOHN GEBHARD. She was born March 4, 1815, and died November 25, 1887. Notes for CHARLES GOODYEAR: At the age of 14, he was sent to the then celebrated Hartwick Academy in Otsego County, to prepare for college. So diligently did he pursure his studies, that he was able at the age of 18 to enter the junior class in Union College, Schenectady, then and for many years under the management of the celebrated Dr. Eliphalet Knott, who at that time was perhaps the best known instructor of youth in the United States. In 1822, Charles Goodyear graduated with the highest honors of his class, and shortly thereafter entered as a law student in the office of Henry Hamilton, Esq., at Schoharie In 1826, Mr. Hamilton took him in as a partner, which partnership continued until the death of Mr. Hamilton in 1846. At this time, and for several terms Mr. Goodyear was a member of Congress from his district, which included Schoharie, Schenectady and Otsego counties. He was also twice elected to the State Legislature, and was judge of the Court of Common Pleas. In 1852, he established the Schoharie County Bank, of which he was president. In 1872, he sold out his interests in New York and removed with his family to Charlottesville, Va. He was there judge of the Albemarle County Court. More About CHARLES GOODYEAR: Burial: Charlottesville, Va More About CHARLOTTE SEITZ GEBHARD: Burial: Charlottesville, Va More About CHARLES GOODYEAR and CHARLOTTE GEBHARD: Marriage: June 17, 1835 Children of CHARLES GOODYEAR and CHARLOTTE GEBHARD are: 15. i. CHARLES A.7 GOODYEAR, b. March 17, 1836, Schoharie County, NY. 16. ii. GEORGE B. GOODYEAR, b. February 4, 1838, Schoharie County, NY. iii. MARY GOODYEAR, b. August 31, 1843; d. January 23, 1852. 8. GEORGE6 GOODYEAR (BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born August 26, 1813, and died August 9, 1890 in Boston, Mass.. He married (1) CYNTHIA GOODYEAR November 2, 1852, daughter of CHARLES GOODYEAR. She was born October 11, 1827, and died May 31, 1860. He married (2) HANNAH TUTTLE December 8, 1862, daughter of HARRY TUTTLE and MARY BRONSON. She was born September 30, 1829. Notes for GEORGE GOODYEAR: He died from falling from an elevator. More About GEORGE GOODYEAR and CYNTHIA GOODYEAR: Marriage: November 2, 1852 More About GEORGE GOODYEAR and HANNAH TUTTLE: Marriage: December 8, 1862 Children of GEORGE GOODYEAR and CYNTHIA GOODYEAR are: i. JARED7 GOODYEAR, b. February 12, 1854, Isle of Wight; d. January 1, 1859. ii. CLARA GOODYEAR, b. May 4, 1855; m. CHARLES GOODYEAR, September 26, 1886. Notes for CLARA GOODYEAR: Her father, residing in Elizabeth, N.J., she attended Miss Ranney's celebrated boarding school at that place, graduating in 1874. Here began her interest and studies in drawing and painting, and later in Boston she gave her time exclusively to art; opening a studio, teaching classes and more especially devoting herself to the water color paintings which have given her a foremost place among American artists. In this field she left the narrow path then followed and broadened out on more impressionistic lines, being one of the first artists in America to give water color this freer treatment. She excels particularly in flowers and still life. On Sept. 26, 1886, she married her cousin Charles Goodyear III. In 1888, they moved to New York, where Mrs. Goodyear continues her artistic career. For several years she had charge of the classes at the Society of Decorative Art, and has contributed to art literature, "A Message To China Decorators", and may short articles. More About CHARLES GOODYEAR and CLARA GOODYEAR: Marriage: September 26, 1886 iii. NELLIE GOODYEAR, b. April 28, 1858, Naugatuck, Conn.; d. May 4, 1859. iv. JARED GOODYEAR, b. July 11, 1859, Waterbury, Conn.; d. February 21, 1861 Children of GEORGE GOODYEAR and HANNAH TUTTLE are: v. GEORGE7 GOODYEAR, b. October 3, 1863. More About GEORGE GOODYEAR: Occupation: Farmer at Wellesley Hills, Mass. vi. WILLIAM T. GOODYEAR, b. May 21, 1865; m. NEVA C. SHURTLEFF. More About WILLIAM T. GOODYEAR: Occupation: 1899, Editor of "The Commoner" Generation No. 4 9. ELVIRA COLLIER7 GOODYEAR (JARED6, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born March 30, 1828, and died September 22, 1893. She married SYLVESTER LYMAN June 23, 1847, son of SYLVESTER LYMAN and NANCY CLAPP. He was born April 20, 1813 in Pittsfield, Mass.. More About SYLVESTER LYMAN and ELVIRA GOODYEAR: Marriage: June 23, 1847 Child of ELVIRA GOODYEAR and SYLVESTER LYMAN is: i. ELLA COLLIER GOODYEAR8 LYMAN. 10. SARAH EMILY7 GOODYEAR (WILLIS6, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born October 25, 1856, and died October 11, 1882. She married ISAAC J. WILD July 3, 1878, son of JOSEPH WILD and SARAH JOCELYN. He was born August 25, 1842. More About ISAAC WILD and SARAH GOODYEAR: Marriage: July 3, 1878 Children of SARAH GOODYEAR and ISAAC WILD are: i. JOSEPH GOODYEAR8 WILD, b. May 17, 1879. ii. JOCELYN PLANT WILD, b. September 28, 1882. 11. MARY LANSING7 GOODYEAR (WILLIS6, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born March 31, 1859. She married ANDREW F. CURRIER, son of ANDREW CURRIER and ANNA FAY. He was born March 17, 1851. More About ANDREW F. CURRIER: Occupation: Doctor Child of MARY GOODYEAR and ANDREW CURRIER is: i. SCOTT HURTT8 CURRIER, b. March 30, 1884. 12. JARED7 VAN WAGENEN (EMILY6 GOODYEAR, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born January 13, 1835. He married LORAINE MCNEILL November 15, 1858, daughter of BARZILLAI MCNEILL and CAROLINE REILLY. She was born December 27, 1839 in Carlisle, NY. More About JARED VAN WAGENEN and LORAINE MCNEILL: Marriage: November 15, 1858 Children of JARED VAN WAGENEN and LORAINE MCNEILL are: 17. i. JARED8 VAN WAGENEN, b. May 14, 1871. ii. ALBERT REILLY VAN WAGENEN, b. February 13, 1876; d. November 1891. 13. ALBERT7 VAN WAGENEN (EMILY6 GOODYEAR, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born March 12, 1837 in Sharon, N.Y.. He married MARGARET H. BURNSIDE July 24, 1863, daughter of ROBERT BURNSIDE and MARGARET MCALLISTER. She was born February 22, 1838 in Hackensack, NJ. More About ALBERT VAN WAGENEN and MARGARET BURNSIDE: Marriage: July 24, 1863 Children of ALBERT VAN WAGENEN and MARGARET BURNSIDE are: i. IDA BURNSIDE8 VAN WAGENEN, b. August 16, 1864. ii. EVA GOODYEAR VAN WAGENEN, b. October 17, 1865. 14. WILLIS7 VAN WAGENEN (EMILY6 GOODYEAR, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born February 20, 1839, and died August 5, 1883 in Dedham, Mass.. He married F. AUGUSTA KNEELAND December 27, 1865, daughter of EDWARD KNEELAND and SAMANTHA DAY. She was born September 20, 1836 in West Springfield, Mass.. More About WILLIS VAN WAGENEN and F. KNEELAND: Marriage: December 27, 1865 Children of WILLIS VAN WAGENEN and F. KNEELAND are: i. LORAINE MCNEILL8 VAN WAGENEN, b. September 11, 1868. ii. WILLIS VAN WAGENEN, b. February 17, 1874. 15. CHARLES A.7 GOODYEAR (CHARLES6, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born March 17, 1836 in Schoharie County, NY. He married EIRENE WARRINER KING July 10, 1858, daughter of JONAS KING and ANNETTA MERGONS. She was born March 8, 1840 in Athens, Greece, and died April 26, 1891 in Denver, Co.. More About CHARLES GOODYEAR and EIRENE KING: Marriage: July 10, 1858 Children of CHARLES GOODYEAR and EIRENE KING are: 18. i. MARY8 GOODYEAR, b. April 16, 1859. ii. CHARLES GOODYEAR, b. March 20, 1861; d. November 20, 1862. iii. CHARLES KING GOODYEAR, b. January 13, 1865; m. STELLA MCDANIELL, 1889. More About CHARLES GOODYEAR and STELLA MCDANIELL: Marriage: 1889 16. GEORGE B.7 GOODYEAR (CHARLES6, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born February 4, 1838 in Schoharie County, NY. He married ELIZABETH BRISCOE February 1864, daughter of JAMES H. BRISCOE. She was born September 19, 1843, and died April 11, 1884. More About GEORGE GOODYEAR and ELIZABETH BRISCOE: Marriage: February 1864 Children of GEORGE GOODYEAR and ELIZABETH BRISCOE are: i. LOTTIE8 GOODYEAR, b. May 3, 1865. ii. GEORGE GOODYEAR, b. September 3, 1871. iii. JOHN V. GOODYEAR, b. June 16, 1883. Generation No. 5 17. JARED8 VAN WAGENEN (JARED7, EMILY6 GOODYEAR, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born May 14, 1871. He married MAGDALENA LAMONT December 31, 1896, daughter of EDWARD LAMONT. Notes for JARED VAN WAGENEN: He conducted the farm of his great-grandfather according to modern scientific ideas on agriculture. During the winter session he was assistant professor at Cornell. More About JARED VAN WAGENEN and MAGDALENA LAMONT: Marriage: December 31, 1896 Child of JARED VAN WAGENEN and MAGDALENA LAMONT is: i. SARAH LAMONT9 VAN WAGENEN, b. November 8, 1897. 18. MARY8 GOODYEAR (CHARLES A.7, CHARLES6, BEDE5 IVES, JAMES4, EBENEZER3, JOSEPH2, WILLIAM1) was born April 16, 1859. She married CHARLES AGNEW MCNEALE October 11, 1880, son of JOHN MCNEALE. He died July 16, 1890. More About CHARLES MCNEALE and MARY GOODYEAR: Marriage: October 11, 1880 Children of MARY GOODYEAR and CHARLES MCNEALE are: i. PHILIP AGNEW9 MCNEALE, b. 1886. ii. DONALD AGNEW MCNEALE, b. 1889.