Sue, You may already be aware, but there was another early Solomon Smith in Jefferson County. He was born in Rhode Island and came with Nicholas Salisbury to the county in 1800. I suspect he is too old to ever get confused with your Solomon Smith. Larry Turner Kelso, WA

Hello Listers Again and Final I must advise you that this TOPIC is OFF Limits. Let's drop it. I do not want to see any further discussion regarding the Lists or anyone's personal opinion. This is a Mailing List for Genealogical and Historical discussion (or related subject) only. Also anyone that has any further problem can address in in the correct manner such as it should have been in the beginning. There are many changes being made on the Mailing Lists and Message Boards that many of you are unaware of. Many Genealogical Sites have been purchased by the same companies where previously they were separate. Some of these sites will be changing in due time. Let's wait and see what the final results will be for everything. By having a "Panic" over it will not resolve the problem. If you don't want to bother answering the Gatewayed Messages than do not answer them it is as simple as that. No one has told you that you have to answer them. But discussion about them is not for this Mailing List. Sometimes you have to realize that things are not always the way you want them. Regards Pat R [email protected] Mailing List Administrator

Hello [email protected] Listers Problems or Gripes about the Mailing List or the Administrator This is not a subject that should be discussed on the List. If someone has a problem they are to write to: [email protected] This is the procedure as always and the message will be given to me as List Administrator. They have also been advised several times since I have taken over the List if they have a problem they can write to me direct also at: [email protected] At this Time I am advising everyone that both questions and answers to these problems are "off limits" and should be handled in the proper method. The questions should not be brought up on the List and a respond should not be given. Regards Pat R [email protected] Mailing List Administrator

I question why us listers have to put up with these gateway-ed messages. In the current format, we basically see responses, without the actual original message unless one goes several steps to see what the original post was. So mostly filling our list with nearly meaningless messages. Plus as others have indicated, listers will easily reply to the list instead of the message board and this wastes kindly listers time and the board people don't receive the help they were looking for. Teresa On Jan 18, 2007, at 9:58 PM, Bob Forsythe wrote: > Agreed. The gatewayed messages seem to be something new. > > -- > Bob Forsythe > Permit Project Manager > Endangered Habitats Conservancy > 619/584-4143 > > > Quoting Alice Corbett <[email protected]>: > >> I don't recall any gateway messages posted to the NYJEFFER L list >> before >> Pat >> took it over. >> But as age creeps up on me maybe I missed them. >> >> I am not going to register to reply to a message - My machine keeps >> dropping >> the log in and when I try to get another - don't succeed so I ain't a >> gona >> register >> The next thing they will charge you as they do on the donated >> genealogies. >> Alice Corbett >> ----- Original Message ----- >> From: "kql" <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:13 PM >> Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] messages >> >> >>> Alice Corbett wrote: >>>> If they don't go to both lists we should be informed of that. >>>> You answer something and it don't get to the person who requested >>>> it. >>>> I think I'm done answering any but mine. >>> >>>> I just tried to answer on the message boards but you have to >>>> register >> to >>>> do >>>> so I can't be bothered with that so if someone wants to relay this >>>> message, >>>> I would appreciate it. >>> >>>> Alice Corbett >>> >>> The message board posts have always been gatewayed to this list. >>> They >>> can be identified by the initial sentence of the message: >>> "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing >>> list." >>> >>> In the past, the name and email address of the poster to the message >>> board were included in the message, so it was possible to send a >>> reply >>> to the poster. That has changed with the recent modifications in the >>> RootsWeb mailing system, making the gateway system totally >>> dysfunctional, in my mind. It's impossible for a list member to >> respond >>> to a message board poster without registering, logging in, etc. >>> Responses instead get sent to the list and the person who posted to >>> the >>> board has no clue that there was ever any response. >>> >>> You can submit your thoughts about the new system here: >>> http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.rw.admin.boardsuggest/mb.ashx >>> >>> Kathy >>> >>> ------------------------------- >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >> ------------------------------- >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >

Hello Sue Thank you, At least we get the picture and can place them in Ellisburg. With many Smith Families throughout Jefferson County it is difficult to find which ones are yours from the others, without knowing where they might be located. Pat R

I agree with some of the recent sentiments. Would the list manager consider turning off the gatewayed messages?

I don't recall any gateway messages posted to the NYJEFFER L list before Pat took it over. But as age creeps up on me maybe I missed them. I am not going to register to reply to a message - My machine keeps dropping the log in and when I try to get another - don't succeed so I ain't a gona register The next thing they will charge you as they do on the donated genealogies. Alice Corbett ----- Original Message ----- From: "kql" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:13 PM Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] messages > Alice Corbett wrote: >> If they don't go to both lists we should be informed of that. >> You answer something and it don't get to the person who requested it. >> I think I'm done answering any but mine. > >> I just tried to answer on the message boards but you have to register to >> do >> so I can't be bothered with that so if someone wants to relay this >> message, >> I would appreciate it. > >> Alice Corbett > > The message board posts have always been gatewayed to this list. They > can be identified by the initial sentence of the message: > "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list." > > In the past, the name and email address of the poster to the message > board were included in the message, so it was possible to send a reply > to the poster. That has changed with the recent modifications in the > RootsWeb mailing system, making the gateway system totally > dysfunctional, in my mind. It's impossible for a list member to respond > to a message board poster without registering, logging in, etc. > Responses instead get sent to the list and the person who posted to the > board has no clue that there was ever any response. > > You can submit your thoughts about the new system here: > http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.rw.admin.boardsuggest/mb.ashx > > Kathy > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

Alice Corbett wrote: > If they don't go to both lists we should be informed of that. > You answer something and it don't get to the person who requested it. > I think I'm done answering any but mine. > I just tried to answer on the message boards but you have to register to do > so I can't be bothered with that so if someone wants to relay this message, > I would appreciate it. > Alice Corbett The message board posts have always been gatewayed to this list. They can be identified by the initial sentence of the message: "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list." In the past, the name and email address of the poster to the message board were included in the message, so it was possible to send a reply to the poster. That has changed with the recent modifications in the RootsWeb mailing system, making the gateway system totally dysfunctional, in my mind. It's impossible for a list member to respond to a message board poster without registering, logging in, etc. Responses instead get sent to the list and the person who posted to the board has no clue that there was ever any response. You can submit your thoughts about the new system here: http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.rw.admin.boardsuggest/mb.ashx Kathy

Again, I have to agree. I have the forum bookmarked and lurk there from time to time to see what's new, but I'm not sure I see the utility of having the forum bleed over into the list. -- Bob Forsythe Permit Project Manager Endangered Habitats Conservancy 619/584-4143 Quoting Teresa Culver <[email protected]>: > I question why us listers have to put up with these gateway-ed messages. > In the current format, we basically see responses, without the actual > original message > unless one goes several steps to see what the original post was. So > mostly filling > our list with nearly meaningless messages. Plus as others have > indicated, listers > will easily reply to the list instead of the message board and this > wastes kindly > listers time and the board people don't receive the help they were > looking for. > > Teresa > > On Jan 18, 2007, at 9:58 PM, Bob Forsythe wrote: > > > Agreed. The gatewayed messages seem to be something new. > > > > -- > > Bob Forsythe > > Permit Project Manager > > Endangered Habitats Conservancy > > 619/584-4143 > > > > > > Quoting Alice Corbett <[email protected]>: > > > >> I don't recall any gateway messages posted to the NYJEFFER L list > >> before > >> Pat > >> took it over. > >> But as age creeps up on me maybe I missed them. > >> > >> I am not going to register to reply to a message - My machine keeps > >> dropping > >> the log in and when I try to get another - don't succeed so I ain't a > >> gona > >> register > >> The next thing they will charge you as they do on the donated > >> genealogies. > >> Alice Corbett > >> ----- Original Message ----- > >> From: "kql" <[email protected]> > >> To: <[email protected]> > >> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:13 PM > >> Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] messages > >> > >> > >>> Alice Corbett wrote: > >>>> If they don't go to both lists we should be informed of that. > >>>> You answer something and it don't get to the person who requested > >>>> it. > >>>> I think I'm done answering any but mine. > >>> > >>>> I just tried to answer on the message boards but you have to > >>>> register > >> to > >>>> do > >>>> so I can't be bothered with that so if someone wants to relay this > >>>> message, > >>>> I would appreciate it. > >>> > >>>> Alice Corbett > >>> > >>> The message board posts have always been gatewayed to this list. > >>> They > >>> can be identified by the initial sentence of the message: > >>> "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing > >>> list." > >>> > >>> In the past, the name and email address of the poster to the message > >>> board were included in the message, so it was possible to send a > >>> reply > >>> to the poster. That has changed with the recent modifications in the > >>> RootsWeb mailing system, making the gateway system totally > >>> dysfunctional, in my mind. It's impossible for a list member to > >> respond > >>> to a message board poster without registering, logging in, etc. > >>> Responses instead get sent to the list and the person who posted to > >>> the > >>> board has no clue that there was ever any response. > >>> > >>> You can submit your thoughts about the new system here: > >>> http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.rw.admin.boardsuggest/mb.ashx > >>> > >>> Kathy > >>> > >>> ------------------------------- > >>> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >>> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > >>> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >> > >> > >> ------------------------------- > >> To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > >> [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > >> quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >> > >> > > > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

I just tried to answer on the message boards but you have to register to do so I can't be bothered with that so if someone wants to relay this message, I would appreciate it. I have a Mary Jackson in the same lot with James - she was buried 5/5/1933 - I tried to find an obit today - no luck - buried is not the same as a died date - will check again next week buried in same lot as James Jackson Sec 1 lot 14 Glenwood Davis Andrew h/ Catherine 1817 Ireland d 02-25- 1897 - lived 120 Washington St Watertown NY Peter Davis h/ Margaret 1897 wdr Obit WDT Thurs 25 Feb 1897 p8 c5 - obit has born 1819 80y M 120 Washington St Watertown NY no children - Uncle of Mary Finnegan 4 corner Andrew Davis 1817 - 1897 Catherine his wife 1808 - 1888 - side James 1792 - 1857 Davis Catherine w/ Andrew Davis 1808 1888 md 80y Davis James 1782 1857 Cem was not open until 1888 has to be removal or not in Gl 75y add no stone Davis Peter 01 14 s/ Andrew & Catherine 1843 Watertown NY 08-25- 1903 Hosp Syracuse NY Andrew Davis Catherine 08-26- 1903 Davis Andrew Obit WDT Wed 8/26/1903 - 60y M 28 Bat NY Light Art Civil War Peter Davis died Aug 25, 1903 57y - Civil War 28 Bat NY Light Art Finnigan Ellen 1921 1921 no stone Finnigan John 1935 02-05- 1935 78y no stone Jackson James K h/ Nellie /Mary 1852 Ireland d 11-26- 1904 126 Washington St Watertown NY 11-28- 1904 md I had Nellie for wf don't know where I got it / Obit WDT Sat 11/26/1904 / 52y 126 Washington St Watertown NY Father of Andrew E, Robert E & Sarah N - Brother of George C, Mrs William Campbell, Mrs Daniel H Keeler & Rachel - Jackson Mary 1933 05-05- 1933 85y no stone Alice Corbett ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 12:44 PM Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] Need lookup-- Obituary--Ellen C. Jackson > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Culleton, Jackson > Classification: queries >

Agreed. The gatewayed messages seem to be something new. -- Bob Forsythe Permit Project Manager Endangered Habitats Conservancy 619/584-4143 Quoting Alice Corbett <[email protected]>: > I don't recall any gateway messages posted to the NYJEFFER L list before > Pat > took it over. > But as age creeps up on me maybe I missed them. > > I am not going to register to reply to a message - My machine keeps > dropping > the log in and when I try to get another - don't succeed so I ain't a > gona > register > The next thing they will charge you as they do on the donated > genealogies. > Alice Corbett > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "kql" <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:13 PM > Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] messages > > > > Alice Corbett wrote: > >> If they don't go to both lists we should be informed of that. > >> You answer something and it don't get to the person who requested it. > >> I think I'm done answering any but mine. > > > >> I just tried to answer on the message boards but you have to register > to > >> do > >> so I can't be bothered with that so if someone wants to relay this > >> message, > >> I would appreciate it. > > > >> Alice Corbett > > > > The message board posts have always been gatewayed to this list. They > > can be identified by the initial sentence of the message: > > "This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list." > > > > In the past, the name and email address of the poster to the message > > board were included in the message, so it was possible to send a reply > > to the poster. That has changed with the recent modifications in the > > RootsWeb mailing system, making the gateway system totally > > dysfunctional, in my mind. It's impossible for a list member to > respond > > to a message board poster without registering, logging in, etc. > > Responses instead get sent to the list and the person who posted to the > > board has no clue that there was ever any response. > > > > You can submit your thoughts about the new system here: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/topics.rw.admin.boardsuggest/mb.ashx > > > > Kathy > > > > ------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >

I just tried to answer on the message boards but you have to register to do so I can't be bothered with that so if someone wants to relay this message, I would appreciate it. I have a Mary Jackson in the same lot with James - she was buried 5/5/1933 - I tried to find an obit today - no luck - buried is not the same as a died date - will check again next week buried in same lot as James Jackson Sec 1 lot 14 Glenwood Davis Andrew h/ Catherine 1817 Ireland d 02-25- 1897 - lived 120 Washington St Watertown NY Peter Davis h/ Margaret 1897 wdr Obit WDT Thurs 25 Feb 1897 p8 c5 - obit has born 1819 80y M 120 Washington St Watertown NY no children - Uncle of Mary Finnegan 4 corner Andrew Davis 1817 - 1897 Catherine his wife 1808 - 1888 - side James 1792 - 1857 Davis Catherine w/ Andrew Davis 1808 1888 md 80y Davis James 1782 1857 Cem was not open until 1888 has to be removal or not in Gl 75y add no stone Davis Peter 01 14 s/ Andrew & Catherine 1843 Watertown NY 08-25- 1903 Hosp Syracuse NY Andrew Davis Catherine 08-26- 1903 Davis Andrew Obit WDT Wed 8/26/1903 - 60y M 28 Bat NY Light Art Civil War Peter Davis died Aug 25, 1903 57y - Civil War 28 Bat NY Light Art Finnigan Ellen 1921 1921 no stone Finnigan John 1935 02-05- 1935 78y no stone Jackson James K h/ Nellie /Mary 1852 Ireland d 11-26- 1904 126 Washington St Watertown NY 11-28- 1904 md I had Nellie for wf don't know where I got it / Obit WDT Sat 11/26/1904 / 52y 126 Washington St Watertown NY Father of Andrew E, Robert E & Sarah N - Brother of George C, Mrs William Campbell, Mrs Daniel H Keeler & Rachel - Jackson Mary 1933 05-05- 1933 85y no stone Alice Corbett ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 12:44 PM Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] Need lookup-- Obituary--Ellen C. Jackson > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Culleton, Jackson > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.jefferson/12434.2.1/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > In his obituary, it said he is survived by his wife (no name listed). I > assumed (never assume!) that the wife was Ellen. She must have died > before he did. Do you think I could get a death certificate if I don't > know the exact date of death? > I don't know how to find out when she died. Any ideas? > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Culleton, Jackson Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.jefferson/12434.2.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: In his obituary, it said he is survived by his wife (no name listed). I assumed (never assume!) that the wife was Ellen. She must have died before he did. Do you think I could get a death certificate if I don't know the exact date of death? I don't know how to find out when she died. Any ideas?

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Culleton, Jackson Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.jefferson/12434.2.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: In his obituary, it said he is survived by his wife (no name listed). I assumed (never assume!) that the wife was Ellen. She must have died before he did. Do you think I could get a death certificate if I don't know the exact date of death? I don't know how to find out when she died. Any ideas?

Sorry. The formatting did not go through as cleanly as it was sent. : ^ ( Sue ----- Original Message ----- From: "S. Olson" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 5:38 PM Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] Surname Smith >> You might want to send another email giving the Town or Towns where the >> Smiths lived and the DOB of his children along with any other information >> you might >> have on his Spouse or children. What time span was the family living in >> Jefferson County? did they remain here or migrate westward? All these >> details >> will help aid others in helping you find further details on your family. >> >> Regards >> Pat R > > > Well... I really was just submitting the Smith surname but I am going to > go > ahead and send on what I have (tried to eliminate as much of the > non-Jefferson County information as I could). --Some did go to Iowa. > > 1. APOLLOS1 SMITHwas born July 18, 1781 in Guilford, Windham County, > Vermont, and died Aft. April 20, 1847. He married SARAH (SALLY) BOYDEN > May > 12, 1805 in Guilford, Windham County, Vermont, daughter of HEZEKIAH BOYDEN > and ELIZABETH GREEN. She was born January 09, 1782 in Newfane Township, > Windham County, Vermont. > > > > Children of APOLLOS SMITH and SARAH BOYDEN are: > > 2. i. SOLOMON2 SMITH, b. Bet. 1807 - 1809, New York. > > 3. ii. WILLIAM SMITH, b. Abt. 1811, New York. > > iii. STEPHEN SMITH, m. CAROLINE. > > 4. iv. APOLLOS SMITH, b. Abt. 1812, New York. > > 5. v. BRITTANNIA (BRITANN) SMITH, b. Bet. 1819 - 1821, > New > York; d. Bet. 1880 - 1900. > > vi. ADALINE SMITH. > > 6. vii. NELSON SMITH, b. Bet. 1820 - 1821, New York. > > viii. SARAH SMITH. > > 7. ix. HIRAM H. SMITH, b. June 16, 1823, Jefferson > County, > New York; d. July 04, 1895, Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa. > > > > > > Generation No. 2 > > > > 2. SOLOMON2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Bet. 1807 - 1809 in New York. He > married BETSEY ELIZABETH MARTIN, daughter of ? MARTIN and ELIZABETH. She > was born Bet. 1810 - 1811 in New York. > > > > More About SOLOMON SMITH: > > Occupation 1850-1880: Farmer > > Residence 1850-1880: Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About BETSEY ELIZABETH MARTIN: > > Residence 011850-1880: Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Children of SOLOMON SMITH and BETSEY MARTIN are: > > 8. i. ALVA J.3 SMITH, b. Abt. 1833, Ellisburg, Jefferson > County, New York; d. January 07, 1887. > > ii. ADDISON SMITH, b. Abt. 1838, New York. > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > iii. SARAH E. SMITH, b. Abt. 1839, New York. > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > iv. JAMES N. SMITH, b. Bet. 1843 - 1844, New York; d. > 1912. > > Memberships: GAR - Grand Army of the Republic > > Military service: Bet. August 31, 1863 - July 31, 1865, Civil War - > Company > D, 20th New York CV > > Occupation 01: 1860, Farmer > > Residence 1850-1860: Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > v. AUSTIN S. SMITH, b. April 1849, New York > > Occupation 01: 1870, Farm Laborer > > Occupation 02: 1880-1900, Farmer > > Residence 01: 1850-1880. Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York with > Parents > > Residence 02: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > 3. WILLIAM2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Abt. 1811 in New York. He married > (1) ALMIRA. He married (2) HARRIET L.. She was born Abt. 1818 in New > York > > Occupation 01: 1850, Illegible > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Children of WILLIAM SMITH and HARRIET L. are: > > i. CHARITY C.3 SMITH85, b. Abt. 1841, New York > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > ii. LEWIS A. SMITH85, b. Abt. 1843, New York > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > iii. HARRIET A. SMITH85, b. Abt. 1845, New York > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > > > 4. APOLLOS2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Abt. 1812 in New York. He married > JULIETTE DOANE. She was born Abt. 1821 in New York. > > Occupation 01: 1850, Farmer > > Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About JULIETTE DOANE: > > Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Children of APOLLOS SMITH and JULIETTE DOANE are: > > i. PHEBE ANN3 SMITH, b. Bet. January 1842 - 1843, New > York; m. JESSE HICKS, Bet. 1863 - 1864; b. May 1837, New York. > > Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1870-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > More About JESSE HICKS: > > Occupation 01: 1870-1880, Farmer > > Occupation 02: 1900, Retired Farmer > > Occupation 04: 1910, Farmer > > Occupation 05: 1920, Farmer - Retired > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1870-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > 9. ii. ELLEN E. SMITH, b. September 1846, New York. > > > > 5. BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Bet. 1819 - 1821 in > New > York, and died Bet. 1880 - 1900. She married STEPHEN ELLIS WOOD 1844, son > of JAMES WOOD and BARBARA IRELAND. He was born April 1821 in New York, > and > died Aft. 1900. > > > > More About BRITTANNIA (BRITANN) SMITH: > > Residence 01: 1850-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > Notes for STEPHEN ELLIS WOOD: > >>From "Biographies and Family Sketches for the Town of Ellisburgh from The > Growth of a Century," by John A. Haddock, 1895: > > > > Stephen Wood married Britannia, daughter of Apolus and Sally (Boyden) > Smith, > in 1844, who bore him three sons and two daughters, viz: George, Ella F. > (Mrs. Braydon Whipple), Alva E., Alice E. (Mrs. J. H. Lovelee), of > Henderson, and James R. The latter was reared upon a farm, and in 1876 > married Alice, daughter of Sylvester and Mary (Kibling) Tyler, by whom he > has a son, James A. > > > > More About STEPHEN ELLIS WOOD: > > Occupation 01: 1850-1890, Farmer > > > > Residence 01: 1850-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Residence 02: 1890, Road 81, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Son James & > Family > > > > Children of BRITTANNIA SMITH and STEPHEN WOOD are: > > 10. i. GEORGE M.3 WOOD, b. October 1846, New York. > > 11. ii. ELLA F. WOOD, b. October 1849, New York. > > 12. iii. ALVA E. WOOD, b. November 1853, New York; d. Bet. > 1918 - 1920. > > 13. iv. ALICE E. WOOD, b. March 1855, New York; d. 1935. > > 14. v. JAMES R. WOOD, b. February 1858, New York; d. Bet. > 1920 - 1930. > > > > 6. NELSON2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Bet. 1820 - 1821 in New York. He > married (1) DORLESKI. She was born Abt. 1828 in New York. He married (2) > JULIETTE DOANE. She was born Abt. 1821 in New York. > > > > More About NELSON SMITH: > > Occupation 01: 1850, Illegible > > Occupation 02: 1880, Carpenter > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 02: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Sister > Britann & Family > > > > More About DORLESKI: > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About JULIETTE DOANE: > > Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Child of NELSON SMITH and DORLESKI is: > > i. INFANT3 SMITH, b. August 1850, New York. > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > > > 7. HIRAM H.2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born June 16, 1823 in Jefferson County, > New York, and died July 04, 1895 in Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa. He > married (1) BETSEY WOOD Bef. 1846, daughter of JAMES WOOD and BARBARA > IRELAND. She was born Abt. 1824 in New York. He married (2) GERTRUDE > JANE > (JANE) COLE Aft. 1850 in Likely Jefferson County, New York, daughter of ? > and ??. She was born May 11, 1820 in Fulton County, New York, and died > September 26, 1884. > > > > Notes for HIRAM H. SMITH: > >>From "The History of Benton County, Iowa," Chicago: Western Historical > Company, 1878; Page 578: > > > > SMITH, H. H., farmer, Sec. 4; P.O. Vinton; born in Jefferson Co., N. Y., > June 16, 1823; came to this county in 1868; has forty acres of land valued > at $1,200. Politics, Democrat; belongs to the M. E. Church. Married > Gertrude J. Cole; born in Fulton Co., N. Y. May 11, 1820; mother of one > living child - Eddie C., born May 5, 1858. Emigrated from New York State > to > Sheboygan Co., Wis., in 1855; lived there six years, from thence to > Kendall > Co., Ill., lived there seven years; thence to this county, where he has > resided since. > > > > More About HIRAM H. SMITH: > > Burial: First Eden Cemetery, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > Occupation 01: 1850-1880, Farmer > > > > Political: Democrat > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 02: 1855, Moved from New York to Sheboygan County, Wisconsin > > Residence 03: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin > > Residence 04: 1861, Moved from Wisconsin to Kendall County, Illinois > > Residence 05: 1868, Moved from Illinois to Benton County, Iowa > > Residence 06: 1870-1880, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > > > > More About BETSEY WOOD: > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 02: 1890, Illinois > > > > More About GERTRUDE JANE (JANE) COLE: > > Burial: First Eden Cemetery, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > Residence 01: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin > > Residence 02: 1870, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > Residence 03: 1880, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > > > Children of HIRAM SMITH and BETSEY WOOD are: > > i. EATON ALE3 SMITH, b. Abt. 1846, Illinois. > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With Parents > > ii. DOLLY ANN SMITH, b. June 02, 1848, Ellisburg, > Jefferson County, New York; d. March 30, 1935, Home of Her Brother Eddie, > Armstrong Grove Township, Emmet County, Iowa; m. (1) EDWIN O. HIBBARD, > July > 22, 1869, Vinton, Benton County, Iowa; b. December 06, 1842, Troy, > Rensselaer County, New York; d. March 29, 1900, Estherville, Emmet County, > Iowa; m. (2) JOHN C. NEFF, March 09, 1902; b. March 27, 1858, Indiana > County, Pennsylvania; d. May 23, 1928, McMinnville, Yamhill County, > Oregon. > > > > Notes for DOLLY ANN SMITH: > > Obituary from "Estherville Vindicator & Republic," Estherville, Emmet > County, Iowa; Tuesday, April 2, 1935: > > > > Dies at Brother's Home > > > > Mrs. Dolly A. Ness [sic], 87, died at the home of her brother E. C. Smith > Saturday night. She had suffered a stroke of apoplexy Friday. Mrs. Ness > was born on June 2, 1848 at Ellisburg, N. Y. For the past five years she > has lived at the Smith home in Armstrong. > > > > Funeral services were held there this afternoon and interment made in Oak > Hill Cemetery. > > > > More About DOLLY ANN SMITH: > > Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa > > Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemorrhage > > Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With Parents > > Residence 03: 1870, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > Residence 04: March 22, 1874, Moved to Wright County, Iowa > > Residence 05: 1888, Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa > > Residence 06: 1900, Center Township, Emmet County, Iowa With George W. > Inman > & Family > > Residence 07: 1910, Arriba, Lincoln County, Colorado > > Residence 08: 1920, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon > > Residence 09: 1930, 1031 Story Street, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon > > Residence 10: Bet. 1930 - 1935, Armstrong Grove Township, Emmet County, > Iowa > With Brother Eddie & Family > > > > > > > More About EDWIN O. HIBBARD: > > Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa > > Military service: Bet. August 09, 1862 - July 31, 1865, Civil War: > Company > A, 28th Iowa Volunteer Infantry; Granted Pension. > > Occupation 01: 1860, Farmer > > Occupation 02: 1870, Farmer > > Property: September 1890, Piece of Land 3-1/2 Miles From Swan Lake, Emmet > County, Iowa; Estherville 9 Miles West > > Residence 01: 1850, Butler, Winnebago County, Illinois With Mother & Uncle > Gideon Slade & Family > > Residence 02: 1860, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa With Mother & > Step-Father > > Residence 03: 1870, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > Residence 04: March 22, 1874, Moved to Worth County, Iowa > > Residence 05: April 03, 1883, Moved to Cerro Gordo County, Iowa > > Residence 06: Bet. 1888 - 1891, Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa > > Residence 07: May 1897, Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa > > > > > > More About JOHN C. NEFF: > > Burial: May 25, 1928, Evergreen Memorial Park, McMinnville, Yamhill > County, > Oregon > > Occupation 01: 1900-1920, Carpenter > > > > Residence 01: 1900, Center Township, Emmet County, Iowa With George W. > Inman > & Family > > Residence 02: April 1910, Arriba, Lincoln County, Colorado > > Residence 03: 1920, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon > > > > Children of HIRAM SMITH and GERTRUDE COLE are: > > iii. MARY S.3 SMITH, b. Abt. 1850, New York; d. Bef. > 1878 Residence 01: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With > Parents > > > iv. DORLESKEY L. SMITH, b. August 22, 1856, Wisconsin; > d. January 21, 1869, Likely Benton County, Iowa. > > Burial: First Eden Cemetery, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa > > Residence 01: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With Parents > > > 15. v. EDDIE C. SMITH, b. May 05, 1858, Wisconsin; d. March > 17, 1947. > > > > > > Generation No. 3 > > > > 8. ALVA J.3 SMITH (SOLOMON2, APOLLOS1) was born Abt. 1833 in Ellisburg, > Jefferson County, New York, and died January 07, 1887. He married LEONORA > E. HOLLEYBet. 1860 - 1870, daughter of SANFORD HOLLEY and EMILY WODELL. > She > was born August 1834 in New York. > > > > Notes for ALVA J. SMITH: > >>From "Our County and its People a Descriptive Work on Jefferson County, >>New > York," > > Edited by: Edgar C. Emerson; The Boston History Company, Publishers 1898: > > > > Smith, Alva J. (deceased), was born in the town of Ellisburgh, Jefferson > County, N. Y., a son of Solomon Smith, who was a farmer of Ellisburgh. > Alva > J. was reared on a farm and educated in the common schools. He was a > carpenter by trade and afterwards engaged in the manufacture of sash and > blinds in the village of Ellisburgh. In politics he was an ardent > Democrat, > but not an aspirant to office. He married Leonora E., daughter of Sanford > B. Holley. Mr. Smith was a member of the I. O. O. F. of Belleville, and > also of Rising Light Lodge No. 687, F. & A. M., of Belleville. He took a > great interest in the building of the Episcopal church in Ellisburgh, and > attended and supported the same. He died January 7, 1887, and his widow > and > her sister, Mrs. Metcalf, now reside in the village of Ellisburgh. Mrs. > Smith is a lady well educated and well informed in all literary subjects > in > which she takes a great interest. She is a member of the Episcopal church > of > Ellisburgh, to which she contributes liberally. > > > > > > Church: Episcopal Church, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Occupation 01: 1850, Farmer > > Occupation 02: 1860-1880, Carpenter > > > > Political: Democrat > > Residence 01: 1850-1860, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 02: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > More About LEONORA E. HOLLEY > > Church: Episcopal Church, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 01: 1850-1860, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 02: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 04: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Sister > Eliza > > > > Child of ALVA SMITH and LEONORA HOLLEY is: > > i. NO4 CHILDREN. > > > > 9. ELLEN E.3 SMITH (APOLLOS2, APOLLOS1) was born September 1846 in New > York. She married GURDON T. CONVERSE, son of ALMANZER CONVERSE and > CORNELIA > TURNER. He was born Bet. 1841 - 1842 in New York. > > > > Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1900-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Sister > Phebe & Husband > > > > > > More About GURDON T. CONVERSE: > > Military service: 1863, Enlisted in Civil War > > Occupation 01: 1870-1880, Farmer > > Occupation 02: 1890, Owner of Simeon Wood Farm & Proprietor of a Grist & > Cider Mill > > Residence 01: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 02: 1890, Main Street, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Children of ELLEN SMITH and GURDON CONVERSE are: > > i. SARAH BLANCHE4 CONVERSE, b. Bet. 1872 - 1873, New > York. > > Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > > ii. CLIFFORD LORENZO CONVERSE, b. Bet. September 15, > 1882 - 1883, New York. > > Medical Information: Short Height, Medium Build, Blue Eyes, Black Hair > > Occupation 01: 1900, Laborer > > Occupation 02: September 1918, Mining - Benson Mines Company, Lewis, New > York > > Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Mother & > Uncle and Aunt Jesse & Phebe Hicks > > Residence 02: September 1918, Lewis, New York > > > > > > 10. GEORGE M.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born > October 1846 in New York. He married ALMA M. Abt. 1868, daughter of ? and > ??. She was born June 1850 in New York. > > > > More About GEORGE M. WOOD: > > Occupation 01: 1870, Farm Laborer > > Occupation 02: 1880, Illegible Ground Keeper > > Occupation 03: 1900, Farmer > > Residence 01: 1850-1860, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 03: 1870-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > More About ALMA M.: > > Residence 01: 1870-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > Children of GEORGE WOOD and ALMA M. are: > > i. ADA E. (ADDIE)4 WOOD, b. October 1869, New York; > m. > HENRY W. WHEELER, Abt. 1897; b. April 1863, New York. > > Residence 01: 1870-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > > > Residence 02: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About HENRY W. WHEELER: > > Occupation 01: 1900, Farmer > > Occupation 02: 1910, Laborer - Odd Jobs > > Occupation 03: 1920, Dairy Farmer > > Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood > In-Laws > > Residence 02: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > ii. FLORA WOOD, b. Abt. 1872, New York; d. Bef. 1900. > > Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > > > > > 11. ELLA F.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born > October > 1849 in New York. She married BRAYTON WHIPPLE Abt. 1871, son of ? WHIPPLE > and ??. He was born January 1846 in New York. > > Residence 01: 1850-1870, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > > > Residence 02: 1880-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Residence 03: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About BRAYTON WHIPPLE: > > Occupation 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Occupation 02: 1900, Farmer > > Occupation 03: 1910-1920, General Farmer > > Occupation 04: 1930, None > > Residence 01: 1880-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Residence 02: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Child of ELLA WOOD and BRAYTON WHIPPLE is: > > i. NO4 CHILDREN. > > > > 12. ALVA E.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born > November 1853 in New York, and died Bet. 1918 - 1920. He married ADA M. > FULLER Bet. 1874 - 1877, daughter of ? FULLER and BETSEY. She was born > Bet. > October 1856 - 1859 in New York. > > Occupation 01: 1880-1910, Farmer > > > > Residence 01: 1860-1870, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 03: 1880-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > More About ADA M. FULLER: > > Residence 01: 1880-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Residence 02: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > With Son George > > > > Children of ALVA WOOD and ADA FULLER are: > > 16. i. ALVA MERTON4 WOOD, b. May 23, 1879, New York. > > ii. GEORGE ARTHUR WOOD, b. June 13, 1885, New York. > > Occupation 01: 1900, Farm Laborer > > Occupation 02: 1918, Farmer > > Occupation 03: 1920-1930, Dairy Farmer > > Residence 01: 1900-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 02: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Mother > > Residence 04: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > iii. IDA FLORA WOOD, b. Bet. August 14, 1888 - 1889, > New > York; d. November 1974; m. MOTT SPURR NUTTING, September 04, 1906, > Methodist > Parsonage, Belleville, New York by Rev. William G. Atwell; b. October 29, > 1883, New York; d. September 1965. > > Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1906, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 04: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 05: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 06: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 07: 1974, Sackets Harbor, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About MOTT SPURR NUTTING: > > Occupation 01: 1910, General Farmer > > Occupation 02: 1918, Farmer > > Occupation 03: 1920-1930, Dairy Farmer > > Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1906, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 04: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 05: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 06: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Marriage Notes for IDA WOOD and MOTT NUTTING: > > Marriage Announcement from "Watertown Herald" Watertown, Jefferson County, > New York; Saturday, September 15, 1906: > > > > Nutting - Wood - At the Methodist parsonage, Belleville, N. Y., Sept. 4, > 1906, Mott S. Nutting and Ida Flora Wood, both of Woodville, N. Y., by > Rev. > William G. Atwell. > > > > > > 13. ALICE E.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1)was born March > 1855 in New York, and died 1935. She married JOHN H. LOVELEE Bet. 1876 - > 1877, son of ? and ??. He was born August 1852 in New York, and died > 1934. > > Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 01: 1860-1870, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 02: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 04: 1890-1930, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > More About JOHN H. LOVELEE: > > Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > Occupation 01: 1880, Mail Carrier > > Occupation 02: 1900, Hotel Keeper > > Occupation 03: 1910, Dairy Farmer > > Occupation 04: 1920, Farmer > > Occupation 05: 1930, Dairy Farmer > > Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 02: 1900-1930, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > Child of ALICE WOOD and JOHN LOVELEE is: > > 17. i. JESSIE4 LOVELEE, b. Bet. February 1879 - 1880, New > York; d. 1955. > > > > > > 14. JAMES R.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born > February 1858 in New York, and died Bet. 1920 - 1930. He married ALICE > TYLER 1876, daughter of SYLVESTER TYLER and MARY KIBLING. She was born > April 1856 in New York, and died Aft. 1930. > > > > More About JAMES R. WOOD: > > Occupation 01: 1880-1900, Farmer > > > > Occupation 02: 1910, Highway Construction > > Occupation 03: 1920, Dairy Farmer > > Residence 01: 1860-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > > > Residence 02: 1890, Road 81, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1900-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > More About ALICE TYLER: > > Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood > In-Laws > > Residence 02: 1900-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Residence 03: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > With Son J. Alton & Wife > > > > Child of JAMES WOOD and ALICE TYLER is: > > i. JAMES ALTON4 WOOD, b. August 14, 1878, New York; > m. > NELLIE A., Abt. 1897; b. August 1878, New York. > > Occupation 01: 1900, Farm Laborer > > Occupation 02: 1910, Farmer - Home Farm > > Occupation 03: 1918, Farmer > > Occupation 04: 1920-1930, Dairy Farmer > > Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents & > Wood Grandparents > > Residence 02: 1900-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 03: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 04: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 05: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About NELLIE A.: > > Residence 01: 1900-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood > In-Laws > > Residence 02: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood > In-Laws > > Residence 04: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > > > > > Generation No. 4 > > > > 16. ALVA MERTON4 WOOD (ALVA E.3, BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) > was > born May 23, 1879 in New York. He married JESSIE A. Abt. 1901, daughter > of > ? and ??. She was born Bet. 1883 - 1884 in New York. > > > Occupation 01: 1900, Farm Laborer > > Occupation 02: 1910, Life Saving Surf Man > > Occupation 03: 1918, Farmer > > Occupation 04: 1920, Dairy Farmer > > Residence 01: 1880-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 02: 1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 04: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About JESSIE A.: > > Residence 01: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Children of ALVA WOOD and JESSIE A. are: > > i. GLADYS J. WOOD, b. Abt. 1902, New York. > > Residence 01: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > ii. BERNICE F. WOOD, b. Abt. 1904, New York. > > Residence 01: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > iii. DOROTHY I. WOOD, b. Abt. 1915, New York. > > Residence 01: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > iv. HILDA M. WOOD, b. Abt. 1918, New York. > > > Residence 01: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > > > > > 17. JESSIE4 LOVELEE (ALICE E.3 WOOD, BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, > APOLLOS1)was born Bet. February 1879 - 1880 in New York, and died 1955. > She > married FRED LEWIS JONES Abt. 1902, son of ? and ??. He was born February > 05, 1877 in Illinois, and died 1947. > > Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents > > Residence 02: 1900-1910, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With > Parents > > Residence 03: 1918-1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 04: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > > > More About FRED LEWIS JONES: > > Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > Occupation 01: 1910, Appraiser - Illegible Work > > Occupation 02: 1918, Appraiser > > Occupation 03: 1920, Appraiser - Water Illegible > > Occupation 04: 1930, Appraiser - Professional > > Residence 01: 1910, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Lovelee > In-Laws > > Residence 02: 1918, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 03: 1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Lovelee > In-Laws > > Residence 04: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > > > Children of JESSIE LOVELEE and FRED JONES are: > > i. ALICE5 JONES, b. Abt. 1911, New York. > > Residence 01: 1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Parents & > Lovelee Grandparents > > Residence 02: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > With Parents > > ii. JOHN E. JONES, b. July 09, 1914, New York; d. May > 05, 1993. > > Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > > Residence 01: 1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Parents & > Lovelee Grandparents > > Residence 02: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York > With Parents > > Residence 03: 1993, Henderson Harbor, Jefferson County, New York > > > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

> You might want to send another email giving the Town or Towns where the > Smiths lived and the DOB of his children along with any other information > you might > have on his Spouse or children. What time span was the family living in > Jefferson County? did they remain here or migrate westward? All these > details > will help aid others in helping you find further details on your family. > > Regards > Pat R Well... I really was just submitting the Smith surname but I am going to go ahead and send on what I have (tried to eliminate as much of the non-Jefferson County information as I could). --Some did go to Iowa. 1. APOLLOS1 SMITHwas born July 18, 1781 in Guilford, Windham County, Vermont, and died Aft. April 20, 1847. He married SARAH (SALLY) BOYDEN May 12, 1805 in Guilford, Windham County, Vermont, daughter of HEZEKIAH BOYDEN and ELIZABETH GREEN. She was born January 09, 1782 in Newfane Township, Windham County, Vermont. Children of APOLLOS SMITH and SARAH BOYDEN are: 2. i. SOLOMON2 SMITH, b. Bet. 1807 - 1809, New York. 3. ii. WILLIAM SMITH, b. Abt. 1811, New York. iii. STEPHEN SMITH, m. CAROLINE. 4. iv. APOLLOS SMITH, b. Abt. 1812, New York. 5. v. BRITTANNIA (BRITANN) SMITH, b. Bet. 1819 - 1821, New York; d. Bet. 1880 - 1900. vi. ADALINE SMITH. 6. vii. NELSON SMITH, b. Bet. 1820 - 1821, New York. viii. SARAH SMITH. 7. ix. HIRAM H. SMITH, b. June 16, 1823, Jefferson County, New York; d. July 04, 1895, Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa. Generation No. 2 2. SOLOMON2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Bet. 1807 - 1809 in New York. He married BETSEY ELIZABETH MARTIN, daughter of ? MARTIN and ELIZABETH. She was born Bet. 1810 - 1811 in New York. More About SOLOMON SMITH: Occupation 1850-1880: Farmer Residence 1850-1880: Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About BETSEY ELIZABETH MARTIN: Residence 011850-1880: Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Children of SOLOMON SMITH and BETSEY MARTIN are: 8. i. ALVA J.3 SMITH, b. Abt. 1833, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York; d. January 07, 1887. ii. ADDISON SMITH, b. Abt. 1838, New York. Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents iii. SARAH E. SMITH, b. Abt. 1839, New York. Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents iv. JAMES N. SMITH, b. Bet. 1843 - 1844, New York; d. 1912. Memberships: GAR - Grand Army of the Republic Military service: Bet. August 31, 1863 - July 31, 1865, Civil War - Company D, 20th New York CV Occupation 01: 1860, Farmer Residence 1850-1860: Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents v. AUSTIN S. SMITH, b. April 1849, New York Occupation 01: 1870, Farm Laborer Occupation 02: 1880-1900, Farmer Residence 01: 1850-1880. Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York with Parents Residence 02: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York 3. WILLIAM2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Abt. 1811 in New York. He married (1) ALMIRA. He married (2) HARRIET L.. She was born Abt. 1818 in New York Occupation 01: 1850, Illegible Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Children of WILLIAM SMITH and HARRIET L. are: i. CHARITY C.3 SMITH85, b. Abt. 1841, New York Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents ii. LEWIS A. SMITH85, b. Abt. 1843, New York Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents iii. HARRIET A. SMITH85, b. Abt. 1845, New York Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents 4. APOLLOS2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Abt. 1812 in New York. He married JULIETTE DOANE. She was born Abt. 1821 in New York. Occupation 01: 1850, Farmer Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York More About JULIETTE DOANE: Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York Children of APOLLOS SMITH and JULIETTE DOANE are: i. PHEBE ANN3 SMITH, b. Bet. January 1842 - 1843, New York; m. JESSE HICKS, Bet. 1863 - 1864; b. May 1837, New York. Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1870-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About JESSE HICKS: Occupation 01: 1870-1880, Farmer Occupation 02: 1900, Retired Farmer Occupation 04: 1910, Farmer Occupation 05: 1920, Farmer - Retired Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1870-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York 9. ii. ELLEN E. SMITH, b. September 1846, New York. 5. BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Bet. 1819 - 1821 in New York, and died Bet. 1880 - 1900. She married STEPHEN ELLIS WOOD 1844, son of JAMES WOOD and BARBARA IRELAND. He was born April 1821 in New York, and died Aft. 1900. More About BRITTANNIA (BRITANN) SMITH: Residence 01: 1850-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Notes for STEPHEN ELLIS WOOD: >From "Biographies and Family Sketches for the Town of Ellisburgh from The Growth of a Century," by John A. Haddock, 1895: Stephen Wood married Britannia, daughter of Apolus and Sally (Boyden) Smith, in 1844, who bore him three sons and two daughters, viz: George, Ella F. (Mrs. Braydon Whipple), Alva E., Alice E. (Mrs. J. H. Lovelee), of Henderson, and James R. The latter was reared upon a farm, and in 1876 married Alice, daughter of Sylvester and Mary (Kibling) Tyler, by whom he has a son, James A. More About STEPHEN ELLIS WOOD: Occupation 01: 1850-1890, Farmer Residence 01: 1850-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1890, Road 81, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Son James & Family Children of BRITTANNIA SMITH and STEPHEN WOOD are: 10. i. GEORGE M.3 WOOD, b. October 1846, New York. 11. ii. ELLA F. WOOD, b. October 1849, New York. 12. iii. ALVA E. WOOD, b. November 1853, New York; d. Bet. 1918 - 1920. 13. iv. ALICE E. WOOD, b. March 1855, New York; d. 1935. 14. v. JAMES R. WOOD, b. February 1858, New York; d. Bet. 1920 - 1930. 6. NELSON2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born Bet. 1820 - 1821 in New York. He married (1) DORLESKI. She was born Abt. 1828 in New York. He married (2) JULIETTE DOANE. She was born Abt. 1821 in New York. More About NELSON SMITH: Occupation 01: 1850, Illegible Occupation 02: 1880, Carpenter Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Sister Britann & Family More About DORLESKI: Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About JULIETTE DOANE: Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York Child of NELSON SMITH and DORLESKI is: i. INFANT3 SMITH, b. August 1850, New York. Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents 7. HIRAM H.2 SMITH (APOLLOS1) was born June 16, 1823 in Jefferson County, New York, and died July 04, 1895 in Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa. He married (1) BETSEY WOOD Bef. 1846, daughter of JAMES WOOD and BARBARA IRELAND. She was born Abt. 1824 in New York. He married (2) GERTRUDE JANE (JANE) COLE Aft. 1850 in Likely Jefferson County, New York, daughter of ? and ??. She was born May 11, 1820 in Fulton County, New York, and died September 26, 1884. Notes for HIRAM H. SMITH: >From "The History of Benton County, Iowa," Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1878; Page 578: SMITH, H. H., farmer, Sec. 4; P.O. Vinton; born in Jefferson Co., N. Y., June 16, 1823; came to this county in 1868; has forty acres of land valued at $1,200. Politics, Democrat; belongs to the M. E. Church. Married Gertrude J. Cole; born in Fulton Co., N. Y. May 11, 1820; mother of one living child - Eddie C., born May 5, 1858. Emigrated from New York State to Sheboygan Co., Wis., in 1855; lived there six years, from thence to Kendall Co., Ill., lived there seven years; thence to this county, where he has resided since. More About HIRAM H. SMITH: Burial: First Eden Cemetery, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa Occupation 01: 1850-1880, Farmer Political: Democrat Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1855, Moved from New York to Sheboygan County, Wisconsin Residence 03: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin Residence 04: 1861, Moved from Wisconsin to Kendall County, Illinois Residence 05: 1868, Moved from Illinois to Benton County, Iowa Residence 06: 1870-1880, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa More About BETSEY WOOD: Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1890, Illinois More About GERTRUDE JANE (JANE) COLE: Burial: First Eden Cemetery, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa Residence 01: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin Residence 02: 1870, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa Residence 03: 1880, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa Children of HIRAM SMITH and BETSEY WOOD are: i. EATON ALE3 SMITH, b. Abt. 1846, Illinois. Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With Parents ii. DOLLY ANN SMITH, b. June 02, 1848, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York; d. March 30, 1935, Home of Her Brother Eddie, Armstrong Grove Township, Emmet County, Iowa; m. (1) EDWIN O. HIBBARD, July 22, 1869, Vinton, Benton County, Iowa; b. December 06, 1842, Troy, Rensselaer County, New York; d. March 29, 1900, Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa; m. (2) JOHN C. NEFF, March 09, 1902; b. March 27, 1858, Indiana County, Pennsylvania; d. May 23, 1928, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon. Notes for DOLLY ANN SMITH: Obituary from "Estherville Vindicator & Republic," Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa; Tuesday, April 2, 1935: Dies at Brother's Home Mrs. Dolly A. Ness [sic], 87, died at the home of her brother E. C. Smith Saturday night. She had suffered a stroke of apoplexy Friday. Mrs. Ness was born on June 2, 1848 at Ellisburg, N. Y. For the past five years she has lived at the Smith home in Armstrong. Funeral services were held there this afternoon and interment made in Oak Hill Cemetery. More About DOLLY ANN SMITH: Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa Cause of Death: Cerebral Hemorrhage Residence 01: 1850, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With Parents Residence 03: 1870, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa Residence 04: March 22, 1874, Moved to Wright County, Iowa Residence 05: 1888, Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa Residence 06: 1900, Center Township, Emmet County, Iowa With George W. Inman & Family Residence 07: 1910, Arriba, Lincoln County, Colorado Residence 08: 1920, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon Residence 09: 1930, 1031 Story Street, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon Residence 10: Bet. 1930 - 1935, Armstrong Grove Township, Emmet County, Iowa With Brother Eddie & Family More About EDWIN O. HIBBARD: Burial: Oak Hill Cemetery, Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa Military service: Bet. August 09, 1862 - July 31, 1865, Civil War: Company A, 28th Iowa Volunteer Infantry; Granted Pension. Occupation 01: 1860, Farmer Occupation 02: 1870, Farmer Property: September 1890, Piece of Land 3-1/2 Miles From Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa; Estherville 9 Miles West Residence 01: 1850, Butler, Winnebago County, Illinois With Mother & Uncle Gideon Slade & Family Residence 02: 1860, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa With Mother & Step-Father Residence 03: 1870, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa Residence 04: March 22, 1874, Moved to Worth County, Iowa Residence 05: April 03, 1883, Moved to Cerro Gordo County, Iowa Residence 06: Bet. 1888 - 1891, Swan Lake, Emmet County, Iowa Residence 07: May 1897, Estherville, Emmet County, Iowa More About JOHN C. NEFF: Burial: May 25, 1928, Evergreen Memorial Park, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon Occupation 01: 1900-1920, Carpenter Residence 01: 1900, Center Township, Emmet County, Iowa With George W. Inman & Family Residence 02: April 1910, Arriba, Lincoln County, Colorado Residence 03: 1920, McMinnville, Yamhill County, Oregon Children of HIRAM SMITH and GERTRUDE COLE are: iii. MARY S.3 SMITH, b. Abt. 1850, New York; d. Bef. 1878 Residence 01: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With Parents iv. DORLESKEY L. SMITH, b. August 22, 1856, Wisconsin; d. January 21, 1869, Likely Benton County, Iowa. Burial: First Eden Cemetery, Eden Township, Benton County, Iowa Residence 01: 1860, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin With Parents 15. v. EDDIE C. SMITH, b. May 05, 1858, Wisconsin; d. March 17, 1947. Generation No. 3 8. ALVA J.3 SMITH (SOLOMON2, APOLLOS1) was born Abt. 1833 in Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York, and died January 07, 1887. He married LEONORA E. HOLLEYBet. 1860 - 1870, daughter of SANFORD HOLLEY and EMILY WODELL. She was born August 1834 in New York. Notes for ALVA J. SMITH: >From "Our County and its People a Descriptive Work on Jefferson County, New York," Edited by: Edgar C. Emerson; The Boston History Company, Publishers 1898: Smith, Alva J. (deceased), was born in the town of Ellisburgh, Jefferson County, N. Y., a son of Solomon Smith, who was a farmer of Ellisburgh. Alva J. was reared on a farm and educated in the common schools. He was a carpenter by trade and afterwards engaged in the manufacture of sash and blinds in the village of Ellisburgh. In politics he was an ardent Democrat, but not an aspirant to office. He married Leonora E., daughter of Sanford B. Holley. Mr. Smith was a member of the I. O. O. F. of Belleville, and also of Rising Light Lodge No. 687, F. & A. M., of Belleville. He took a great interest in the building of the Episcopal church in Ellisburgh, and attended and supported the same. He died January 7, 1887, and his widow and her sister, Mrs. Metcalf, now reside in the village of Ellisburgh. Mrs. Smith is a lady well educated and well informed in all literary subjects in which she takes a great interest. She is a member of the Episcopal church of Ellisburgh, to which she contributes liberally. Church: Episcopal Church, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Occupation 01: 1850, Farmer Occupation 02: 1860-1880, Carpenter Political: Democrat Residence 01: 1850-1860, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About LEONORA E. HOLLEY Church: Episcopal Church, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 01: 1850-1860, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 04: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Sister Eliza Child of ALVA SMITH and LEONORA HOLLEY is: i. NO4 CHILDREN. 9. ELLEN E.3 SMITH (APOLLOS2, APOLLOS1) was born September 1846 in New York. She married GURDON T. CONVERSE, son of ALMANZER CONVERSE and CORNELIA TURNER. He was born Bet. 1841 - 1842 in New York. Residence 01: 1850, Orleans, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1900-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Sister Phebe & Husband More About GURDON T. CONVERSE: Military service: 1863, Enlisted in Civil War Occupation 01: 1870-1880, Farmer Occupation 02: 1890, Owner of Simeon Wood Farm & Proprietor of a Grist & Cider Mill Residence 01: 1870-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1890, Main Street, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Children of ELLEN SMITH and GURDON CONVERSE are: i. SARAH BLANCHE4 CONVERSE, b. Bet. 1872 - 1873, New York. Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents ii. CLIFFORD LORENZO CONVERSE, b. Bet. September 15, 1882 - 1883, New York. Medical Information: Short Height, Medium Build, Blue Eyes, Black Hair Occupation 01: 1900, Laborer Occupation 02: September 1918, Mining - Benson Mines Company, Lewis, New York Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Mother & Uncle and Aunt Jesse & Phebe Hicks Residence 02: September 1918, Lewis, New York 10. GEORGE M.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born October 1846 in New York. He married ALMA M. Abt. 1868, daughter of ? and ??. She was born June 1850 in New York. More About GEORGE M. WOOD: Occupation 01: 1870, Farm Laborer Occupation 02: 1880, Illegible Ground Keeper Occupation 03: 1900, Farmer Residence 01: 1850-1860, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 03: 1870-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About ALMA M.: Residence 01: 1870-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Children of GEORGE WOOD and ALMA M. are: i. ADA E. (ADDIE)4 WOOD, b. October 1869, New York; m. HENRY W. WHEELER, Abt. 1897; b. April 1863, New York. Residence 01: 1870-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About HENRY W. WHEELER: Occupation 01: 1900, Farmer Occupation 02: 1910, Laborer - Odd Jobs Occupation 03: 1920, Dairy Farmer Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood In-Laws Residence 02: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York ii. FLORA WOOD, b. Abt. 1872, New York; d. Bef. 1900. Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents 11. ELLA F.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born October 1849 in New York. She married BRAYTON WHIPPLE Abt. 1871, son of ? WHIPPLE and ??. He was born January 1846 in New York. Residence 01: 1850-1870, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1880-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About BRAYTON WHIPPLE: Occupation 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Occupation 02: 1900, Farmer Occupation 03: 1910-1920, General Farmer Occupation 04: 1930, None Residence 01: 1880-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Child of ELLA WOOD and BRAYTON WHIPPLE is: i. NO4 CHILDREN. 12. ALVA E.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born November 1853 in New York, and died Bet. 1918 - 1920. He married ADA M. FULLER Bet. 1874 - 1877, daughter of ? FULLER and BETSEY. She was born Bet. October 1856 - 1859 in New York. Occupation 01: 1880-1910, Farmer Residence 01: 1860-1870, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 03: 1880-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About ADA M. FULLER: Residence 01: 1880-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Son George Children of ALVA WOOD and ADA FULLER are: 16. i. ALVA MERTON4 WOOD, b. May 23, 1879, New York. ii. GEORGE ARTHUR WOOD, b. June 13, 1885, New York. Occupation 01: 1900, Farm Laborer Occupation 02: 1918, Farmer Occupation 03: 1920-1930, Dairy Farmer Residence 01: 1900-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Mother Residence 04: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York iii. IDA FLORA WOOD, b. Bet. August 14, 1888 - 1889, New York; d. November 1974; m. MOTT SPURR NUTTING, September 04, 1906, Methodist Parsonage, Belleville, New York by Rev. William G. Atwell; b. October 29, 1883, New York; d. September 1965. Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1906, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 04: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 05: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 06: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 07: 1974, Sackets Harbor, Jefferson County, New York More About MOTT SPURR NUTTING: Occupation 01: 1910, General Farmer Occupation 02: 1918, Farmer Occupation 03: 1920-1930, Dairy Farmer Residence 01: 1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1906, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 04: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 05: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 06: 1930, Woodville Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Marriage Notes for IDA WOOD and MOTT NUTTING: Marriage Announcement from "Watertown Herald" Watertown, Jefferson County, New York; Saturday, September 15, 1906: Nutting - Wood - At the Methodist parsonage, Belleville, N. Y., Sept. 4, 1906, Mott S. Nutting and Ida Flora Wood, both of Woodville, N. Y., by Rev. William G. Atwell. 13. ALICE E.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1)was born March 1855 in New York, and died 1935. She married JOHN H. LOVELEE Bet. 1876 - 1877, son of ? and ??. He was born August 1852 in New York, and died 1934. Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Residence 01: 1860-1870, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 04: 1890-1930, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York More About JOHN H. LOVELEE: Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Occupation 01: 1880, Mail Carrier Occupation 02: 1900, Hotel Keeper Occupation 03: 1910, Dairy Farmer Occupation 04: 1920, Farmer Occupation 05: 1930, Dairy Farmer Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 02: 1900-1930, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Child of ALICE WOOD and JOHN LOVELEE is: 17. i. JESSIE4 LOVELEE, b. Bet. February 1879 - 1880, New York; d. 1955. 14. JAMES R.3 WOOD (BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born February 1858 in New York, and died Bet. 1920 - 1930. He married ALICE TYLER 1876, daughter of SYLVESTER TYLER and MARY KIBLING. She was born April 1856 in New York, and died Aft. 1930. More About JAMES R. WOOD: Occupation 01: 1880-1900, Farmer Occupation 02: 1910, Highway Construction Occupation 03: 1920, Dairy Farmer Residence 01: 1860-1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1890, Road 81, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1900-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About ALICE TYLER: Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood In-Laws Residence 02: 1900-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Son J. Alton & Wife Child of JAMES WOOD and ALICE TYLER is: i. JAMES ALTON4 WOOD, b. August 14, 1878, New York; m. NELLIE A., Abt. 1897; b. August 1878, New York. Occupation 01: 1900, Farm Laborer Occupation 02: 1910, Farmer - Home Farm Occupation 03: 1918, Farmer Occupation 04: 1920-1930, Dairy Farmer Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents & Wood Grandparents Residence 02: 1900-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 03: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 04: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 05: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About NELLIE A.: Residence 01: 1900-1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood In-Laws Residence 02: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Wood In-Laws Residence 04: 1930, Lake Shore Road, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Generation No. 4 16. ALVA MERTON4 WOOD (ALVA E.3, BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1) was born May 23, 1879 in New York. He married JESSIE A. Abt. 1901, daughter of ? and ??. She was born Bet. 1883 - 1884 in New York. Occupation 01: 1900, Farm Laborer Occupation 02: 1910, Life Saving Surf Man Occupation 03: 1918, Farmer Occupation 04: 1920, Dairy Farmer Residence 01: 1880-1900, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1910, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1918, Woodville, Jefferson County, New York Residence 04: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York More About JESSIE A.: Residence 01: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York Children of ALVA WOOD and JESSIE A. are: i. GLADYS J. WOOD, b. Abt. 1902, New York. Residence 01: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents ii. BERNICE F. WOOD, b. Abt. 1904, New York. Residence 01: 1910-1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents iii. DOROTHY I. WOOD, b. Abt. 1915, New York. Residence 01: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents iv. HILDA M. WOOD, b. Abt. 1918, New York. Residence 01: 1920, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents 17. JESSIE4 LOVELEE (ALICE E.3 WOOD, BRITTANNIA (BRITANN)2 SMITH, APOLLOS1)was born Bet. February 1879 - 1880 in New York, and died 1955. She married FRED LEWIS JONES Abt. 1902, son of ? and ??. He was born February 05, 1877 in Illinois, and died 1947. Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Residence 01: 1880, Ellisburg, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 02: 1900-1910, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 03: 1918-1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Residence 04: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York More About FRED LEWIS JONES: Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Occupation 01: 1910, Appraiser - Illegible Work Occupation 02: 1918, Appraiser Occupation 03: 1920, Appraiser - Water Illegible Occupation 04: 1930, Appraiser - Professional Residence 01: 1910, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Lovelee In-Laws Residence 02: 1918, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Residence 03: 1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Lovelee In-Laws Residence 04: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Children of JESSIE LOVELEE and FRED JONES are: i. ALICE5 JONES, b. Abt. 1911, New York. Residence 01: 1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Parents & Lovelee Grandparents Residence 02: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Parents ii. JOHN E. JONES, b. July 09, 1914, New York; d. May 05, 1993. Burial: Evergreen Cemetery, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York Residence 01: 1920, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Parents & Lovelee Grandparents Residence 02: 1930, Carpenter Road, Henderson, Jefferson County, New York With Parents Residence 03: 1993, Henderson Harbor, Jefferson County, New York

If they don't go to both lists we should be informed of that. You answer something and it don't get to the person who requested it. I think I'm done answering any but mine. Alice Corbett ----- Original Message ----- From: "Paula Vaughan" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:10 AM Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] messages > Alice- > > Yes, the message boards are different than the mallists, although messages > from the message boards can be gatewayed to the mallist if it is setup > that > way. I don't know if this answers your question? > > Paula > Waupaca County Coordinator > WIGenWeb Project > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiwaupac/index.htm > > Waushara County Coordinator > WIGenWeb Project > http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiwaush2/ > > > > > >>From: "Alice Corbett" <[email protected]> >>Reply-To: [email protected] >>To: <[email protected]> >>Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] messages >>Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 10:32:30 -0500 >> >>No >> I replied to the list but I am wondering if the message boards are >>different than the NYJefferL list >> >>Alice Corbett >>----- Original Message ----- >>From: "Paula Vaughan" <[email protected]> >>To: <[email protected]> >>Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 10:18 AM >>Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] messages >> >> >> > Alice- >> > >> > Could it have gone directly to her email and not the message board >> > address? >> > >> > Paula >> > >> >>From: "Alice Corbett" <[email protected]> >> >>Reply-To: [email protected] >> >>To: <[email protected]> >> >>Subject: [NYJEFFER] messages >> >>Date: Thu, 18 Jan 2007 10:07:02 -0500 >> >> >> >>I answered the query from Ellen looking for an obit for an Ellen >> >>Jackson >> >>and >> >>my answer is not on the thread of that message - why?? >> >> >> >>http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.jefferson/12434.1/mb.ashx >> >> >> >>Alice Corbett >> >> >> >> >> >>------------------------------- >> >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> >>[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> >>quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> > >> > _________________________________________________________________ >> > Get in the mood for Valentines' Day. View photos, recipes and more on >>your >> > Live.com page. >> > http://www.live.com/?addTemplate=ValentinesDay&ocid=T001MSN30A0701 >> > >> > >> >> >>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >> >> > >> > ------------------------------- >> > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >> > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >> > quotes in the subject and the body of the message >> >> >>------------------------------- >>To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to >>[email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the >>quotes in the subject and the body of the message > > _________________________________________________________________ > Search for grocery stores. Find gratitude. Turn a simple search into > something more. > http://click4thecause.live.com/search/charity/default.aspx?source=hmemtagline_gratitude&FORM=WLMTAG > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

I believe she died in 1933 according to the cemetery records I can't find her obit thou Alice Corbett ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 11:01 AM Subject: Re: [NYJEFFER] Need lookup-- Obituary--Ellen C. Jackson > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.jefferson/12434.2/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > are you sure that ellen died after? in 1880 they are in leray with > daughter sarah and it says ellen b in canada. in 1900 he is in watertown > on washington st with son andrew and a wife, mary f.who came here from > ireland in 1880 and has had no children. in 1910 the widow mary s. jackson > living on washington st w/her brother john finnegan, still 0 children. > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the > quotes in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/localities.northam.usa.states.newyork.counties.jefferson/12434.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: are you sure that ellen died after? in 1880 they are in leray with daughter sarah and it says ellen b in canada. in 1900 he is in watertown on washington st with son andrew and a wife, mary f.who came here from ireland in 1880 and has had no children. in 1910 the widow mary s. jackson living on washington st w/her brother john finnegan, still 0 children.