----- Original Message ----- From: "Robert and Tracie Lefler" <lefler@northnet.org> To: "K Powell" <grannytoad@yahoo.com> Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 5:28 PM Subject: Re: [Tri-Counties] (a) Charles Campbell, Chemung Co > K- TKS for your most interesting story. I might add that the Knight woman > who sold her house to Leflers was a widow-I'm pretty sure. But I must get to > the bottom of this house mystery as the story is told that my ggrandfather > helped his father build the house and then he married(1872) Oscar Rockwell's > sister, Ella(That perhaps there was a log house there in 1862, the new house > being built in abt 1868). Oscar and Charles had formed a company to do > something but we are not sure what. But Charles' son Mark James and Ella > Rockwell had to pay off a mortgage to Mrs Knight in 1874 when they moved > into the house(Charles died in 1872 just before the marriage). > My Lucinda Daggett Lefler d-1880, is the granddaughter of Reuben > Daggett,founder of Daggett,Pa. She is descended from Reuben's son,Rufus. > Lots of Cossarts/Corzetts mixed in there too. In any case I'll have to keep > your story for thought or. Bob Lefler > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "K Powell" <grannytoad@yahoo.com> > To: "Robert and Tracie Lefler" <lefler@northnet.org> > Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 10:50 AM > Subject: Re: [Tri-Counties] (a) Charles Campbell, Chemung Co > > > > I don't know. > > > > But I can tell a little tale. > > > > I'd mentioned that Stephen Redfield and a Knight were married. He was > widowed > > in the 1840s. He remarried with one of those Garrison girls, recently > widow of > > Lyman B Crandall. On 1850 census they had his kids, her kids, and had > started > > on their kids. > > > > I think it's likely they're related with the Redfields and Knights over > there > > some way. > > > > Is your Lucinda Dagget a Redfield? That's a given name I've seen now & > then. > > > > --- Robert and Tracie Lefler <lefler@northnet.org> wrote: > > > > > Re: Redfields and Knights: In 1862, on a map, there is shown a house > near > > > the Sullivan-Jackson twnshps,Tioga Co,Pa, line on Route 549(nxt to > > > Hamitltons). Apparently the house?or property? belonged to a > Knight(before > > > that it belonged to Seth Daggett(Lefler family connection there). We > also > > > know that a nextdoor house up the road was home to a Redfield family. > > > Somewhere in my notes I have a yellowed copy of the Redfield obit saved > in a > > > family Bible. Can anyone tell me anything about these families here > during > > > these years?(1860s). My Charles/Lucinda Daggett- Leflers purchased the > > > Knight property about 1868. They may have built another house there with > > > Oscar Rockwell at that time. Mark James/Ella Rockwell Lefler,having > married, > > > moved into the" new" house in 1872. Redfields nextdoor were good friends > of > > > these Rockwell- Leflers in the 1870s and 1880s, 1890s. The Richard/Emma > > > Stilwell- Updykes(also my 2ggrandparents) lived across the street-That > > > house is gone now,replaced by a single story in the 1940s. A Garrison > family > > > and then a Butcher family was up the road(abt 1915) from the > Updykes(What > > > happened to the Updyke house?) and across from the Redfields(I think). > Bob > > > Lefler > > > ----- Original Message ----- > > > From: "K Powell" <grannytoad@yahoo.com> > > > To: <PABRADFO-L@rootsweb.com> > > > Sent: Saturday, November 20, 2004 8:18 AM > > > Subject: [Tri-Counties] (a) Charles Campbell, Chemung Co > > > > > > > > > > Following a recent discussion here and while digging through old notes > > > about > > > > something else, I came across a query from tricounties site 1998 that > I'd > > > > noticed - long before I was able, as now, to connect this individual. > With > > > the > > > > stinky current email virus that pretends an email's undeliverable, > I've > > > chosen > > > > to respond here instead. I hope Linda Francisco is a suscriber. > > > > > > > > http://www.rootsweb.com/~nychemun/cquery98.htm > > > > > > > > "CAMPBELL / REDFIELD-Looking for info on Charles CAMPBELL & Elizabeth > > > REDFIELD. > > > > Charles CAMPBELL was b Jan 7, 1823 in Connecticut. He died January 18, > > > 1890 in > > > > Town of Veteran, Chemung County. He married Elizabeth REDFIELD (her > > > parents > > > > unknown). Charles paretns are thought to be Judson CAMPBELL and Abby > > > YOUNG. > > > > Charles & Elizabeth's children: (1) Mary D. - b. Dec 1, 1847 d. Feb > 19, > > > > 1929-Town of Veteran. She married (1) Alonzo CORNISH on April 5, 1871 > (2) > > > > Charles EGBERT. (2) Stephen - b. 1851 d, June 21, 1938 Montour Falls, > > > Schuyler > > > > Co., NY m. Alice Bush (3) Phebe - m. Leroy PALMER (4) Henry - b. 1861 > > > married > > > > (1) Nellie Barton (2) Hattie Lindsey Thanks. Linda Francisco, 620 City > > > Hill > > > > Rd., Penn Yan, NY E-Mail: franlk@linkny.com March 2, 1998." > > > > > > > > Yes, Charles would be son of Judson and Abigail. Charles' elder sister > > > > Elizabeth/Betsy married Aaron McKINNEY. After the Civil War, the > McKinneys > > > and > > > > some Campbell siblings headed west to Tama Co, IA. So did at least one > of > > > > Elizabeth Redfield's brothers, James, children of Stephen Redfield and > a > > > > Catherina or Charlotte KNIGHT. I've posted these relationships to my > > > online > > > > tree at rootsweb. > > > > > > > > As a side note, I believe both the Campbells and Redfields came out of > CT. > > > > Redfields (Henry and Stephen) apparently went first with parents > around > > > 1800 or > > > > just prior, to Montgomery town, Ulster/Orange Co, NY, then as young > men > > > > probably accompanied a large migration to what was Tioga County NY > > > (Chemung) > > > > about 1818. 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