Thanks. I need a lookup, for Elias Detrick with a son John. There may have been an Elias, Sr too in the 1800 census. in Lucerne Co. PHYLLIS

Isaac Dull was listed in the 1820, 1830 and 1840 censuses for Windham Twp. John Christian Dull (Isaac's son) is listed in the 1830 and 1840 censuses for Windham Twp. I believe they lived near a place called Doll Mountain. This "mountain" is located on/near the Susquehanna River near Sugar Hollow, Jayne Pond and Grist Flat. It appears to be about 5 miles west of Tunkhanook (Sp?). Isaac and his wife Catharine sold their property, 102 acres, for $1000 to Benjamin Stemples 27 May 1844. Isaac also served as a Capt. in the U.S. army during the War of 1812. Any additional or substatiated information would be greatly appreciated. James Dull [email protected] DULL, CHRISTIANSEN, BRADDON, UTTERMARK P.S. Thanks for the Windham Twp. information. I have the 1800 census for Luzerne Co. if anyone needs a lookup.

The first generation of the Farr family in America was Thomas Farr, born in 1621. they settled in Vermont, Johas Farr of the sexth Generation born March 12, 1769, came from Vermont to Homer Village, NY thence to Lynn, Susquehanna Co. Pa. He married Parney Barros and their children were Esther, Benjamin, Jonathan, Jason, Sewell, Othniel, Hannah, Clarissa, and Abner Kneeland. After Jonas death in 1814 at Lynn, Parney came to "Cold Spring" Nimble, Pennsylvania where she lived with a son until her death in 1850. age 78. Benjamin Farr the eldest son of Jonas and Parney Farr bron March 1, 1794, was the 7th generation and the first to settle in Farr Hollow in 1816. he married Desire Smalley and had 8 children. It is believed several of the Farr families lived in this area at one time. Kneeland married Betsy DeWold, and Jonathan , Sarah Clapp. There is a land grant that states Othniel Farr, married Naomi Clapp, purchased land from Cyrus and Edward Clapp along the "Town Line Road" April 25, 1848. One time at a party the people urged Kneeland and Jonathan to wrestle, During the even Jonathan was thrown down and died of a broken neck. Myron R Farr son of Benjam and Desire Smalley farr was born December 29, 1825, He married Esther Robinson dau of William Riley Robinson, Children Lyza, Sylvia, Catherine, Esther, Ellen, Cynthia, and Curtis L Farr. Curtis was born October 16, 1859, died May 12, 1929. Married Myrtle Lott on September 19, 1889, Children Tracey Riley Farr born June 17, 1894, died March 10 1977. Myron Lewis Farr born Feb 22, 1892, died Augustd 16, 1955, a baby girl died Dec 14 1890, RTracy married Carrie Saylor. They had 2 sons Franklin and Harold. Myron married Clara Miner, daughter of Addison and Jessie Sands Miner, they had one daughter Dorothy who married Reginal Furman. Myron L Farr was the last of the family to farm on live on the Farr farm.

Mr and Mrs. Ralph Inman are the fouth gerneration of Inmans, to own and operate the adjoining farm Eber and Samantha Garey inman purchased the farm of 160 acres from Edward and Wliza Clapp in 1867 or 68 Their children were Etta, Maude, Minerva, Ann, Laura, Charles and Alvah B. Charles Inman son of Eber purchased the farm, He married Georgianna Strong . their children were twin sons, Walter Eber Inman and Charles Raymond Inman born in 1897. Raymond married Alice McManus they had one daughter Ruth, Walter and Raymond were Army veterans of World War 1. Walter served quite some time in Europe, He then bought the farm and was married to Eva Horton. Their children are Elizabeth, Ralph and Doris. This too could become a 5 generation farm as Dennis son of Ralph and Marion Decker Inman is married and farming with his father at the present time

Farr Hollow along the crossroad from Jenningsville to forkston probably so named because at one time families by the name of Farr lived there. One family is believed to have settled there in the early 1700s The Townline road separates the townshops of Whinhamand Forkston. therefore a part of Farr Hollow is located in each townshp. At this time there are 16 families in farr hollow wiit only four of them living in Windham Township. They are as follows The Warren Goodwins, Randy Robinshon, Phillip Goodwins and Ralph Inmans. Mr and Mrs Warren Goodwin are the 5th generation on the farm where they reside. The first owners were George and Philinda Kasson Allen, Mr Allen cleared the land built the buildings and in time left it to his son-in-law and daughter. VanRanslear and Irene Allen Robinson, he leaving it to his son George Robinson whose wife was Laura Drake, daughter of Lewis and Rosetta Strayer Drake. The farm then went to their son Lewis Robinbson who married Mary Stevens, daughter of John and Lucy Hope Stevens. Their children were Barbara, Bernice, Allen, Carmon, Lewis, Rosemary, John, Ira, Randy, and a dau Laura Lou who did 5 weeks of age. Bernice Robinson married Warren Goodwin, son of Charles and Grace Kithcart Goodwin. Their Phillip Goodwin and family resided in one of the houses on the farm making the outlook good for this land becoming a 6 generation farm. Randy robinson and faily live in the third house on the farm. The next house and lot was owned by Mrs Abby Stone in 1900. Others who have owned it since that time are George Robinson, Rodney Lewis, Raymond Stone, Walter and Eva Inman. Walter died died January 8, 1960 Eva later married George Bushnell and he is the oldest resident of Farr Hollow at this time. Mr. Bushnell is 98 years old born July 4, 1879. Eva was born in Corkesburg NJ Dec 24, 1900 dau of Mr and Mrs Fred Horton

Aaron D. Grow owned and operated a sawmill on the little Mehoopany creek just below the present home of Mrs. Sadie Grow. there was a small dam there as as the mill was run by water power. Aaron Grow Jr states there was also a gristmill near this site, run with a water wheel. and that a shaft from it weighing nearly one ton is buried in the creek bed where the old mill once stood, farther downstream was another dam belonging to George Smith who had a small tannery. the vats that held the acid to dip the hides in were 6 to 8 feet across. the tannery was located directly below the home of the late thomas williams. there small dams built to supply the water power to run the mills, were destroyed by the flood of 1869 At one time there was a birch distillery near the mill of Aaron Grow. It was used to make birch oil. the process started by chopping the birch bark into small pieces which were then boiled in a large vat, when finsihed the oil was used for medicinal purposes.

John Fassett $728 $3.64 Seymour Garey $391 $$1.95 1/2 Silas S. Taylor $243 $1.21 Samuel Kingsbury $ 383 $1. 91 Daniel Hicks $164 $. 82 Paul B,. Jennings $480 $2. 40 Ebenezer Garey $152 $.76 Richard Graves $246 $1. 23 Rufus Graves $72 $.36 Irwine Hollenback $25 $.12 1/2 Samuel hatfield $166 $1. 12 1/2 Samuel Hurlbut $150 $. 75 William Whipple $1524 $7.62 Joseph F. Fassett $8.00 $. 04 Danford Groo (Grow) $8.00 " Philemon Palmer " "

Freeman (Groo) Grow $90 $.45 Asa Stevens $514 $2.57 Damon Stevens $75 $.371/2 Amasa DeWolf $132 $. 66 Benjamin Stevens $221 $$1.101 1/2

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Cullen, Michael Rvt, Inf, Comp. D 171 st Pa /reg Dixon, Joseph Drake, chester R.,Pvt infantry, I 151 st Pa Reg Farr, Jonas H. Pvt infantry Comp B, 122 nd Pa Reg Fassett, Alvah Pvt, inf Comp. B 52nd Pa Reg Finney, Nelson S Infantry, CompB 52 nd Pa Reg Flynn W.L. Pvt company B 171st Pa Reg Garey John R Pvt infantry Company B 56 Pa Reg Grow, Aaron Pvt. infantry comp. B 52 nd Pa Reg Harris, Jason, Pvt, Infantry Comp A. 207 th Pa Rev Knowles Levi B, Pvt, Artillery Bat A 1st Pa Art 143 Reg

Charles R Goodwin, married Nellie Place a dau of Minor and Elizabeth Easton Place, and they purchased the farm from the Gareys and moved there in November 1918. Their children were Robert, Elizabeth, Avis, and Edward. After Nellie's death in 1922 Charles later married Grace Kithcart. da of John and Jennie Grose Kithcart.Their children were Francis and Warren, a daughter Anna Mae died in infancy. The farm is now owned by Frank Mucha Sr.

The early settler Henry Chanpion married Hannah Robinson, dau of Capt Jared Robinson, of the Rev War days. Their son Chandler Champion married Abigail Fassett dau of Jasper and Margaret Garey Fassett. Abigail champion died in 1835 leaving a son Charles champion. Chandler Champion then married Suvanah Knuppenburd. By this marriage there were 6 children: 4 boys and 2 girls, John F Champion one of the boys was born in the log house on the Sharpe farm near the house were owen Henning lives. John Champion married Catherine Holland in 1872 and built the house on Golden Hill in 1873. Their children were James, Fred, George, Ernest, Blanche and Eliza. As with many other families in those days typhoid fever took the life of Eliza when she was 3 years old, three weeks later George was also taken at the age of 17. With Ernest dying several years later from the results of the same thing. James Champion married and moved to Athens, where he spent his life time. Fred Champion married Phoebe Webber. they spent their lives on the lower part of Golden Hill Blance Champion married Newton Finney, they spent most of their lives on the Champion homestead,.after the death of her parents. Johna dn Catherine Champion died the same night, October 22, 1922. A double funeral was held in Golden Hill Church, buried North Flatt Cem. the Champion home has changed hands several times since the Finneys have lived there

Mark Kenny was bron Aug 8, 1825, he married Amanda Tewksbury Dec 24, 1825, The had 2 sons Frank and Warren. Frank was 6 years old and Warren 4 when they died of diphtheria in January of 1863, Their mother contracted the same disease and died in November of the same year. Two years later on May 11, 1865, Mark remarried Augusta S. Camp. They remained on the old homstead and their children children were Miles Camp Keeney born November 27, 1866, Winona Sept 22, 1868, Abner Chase Keeney May 18, 1871, Wall Lee Keeney October 12, 1873, and Burton Thomas Keeney July 23, 1875, Mark Keeney acquired large landed estates in Windham Township. On January 27, 1902, he conveyed to George H Brown 57 acres and 15 perches of land on Golden Hill known as the Kelley Place. It was said that Mark Keeney purchased a farm for each of his sons and as Miles was the oldest he received the old homestead. Mark died November 16, 1902 and his wife Augusta June 29, 1911. Miles C Keeney married Allie Whipple of Auburn, November 12, 1890. He was a prominent farmer and held local offices. Their children were Harriette, Mark and Dana. Harriette nver married, She was a school teacher led a very successful life , Mark grafuated for Laceyville High School in 911 and became a author, Dana graduated from hight school in 1917, and married Alfred Hallock had 2 sons James and Benjamin

Hi does you book have anything else about the Brunges family in it. You wrote that Robert Brunges Owned and operated the skinner's Eddy Ferry. His father was Richard Brungess and h is mother Eunice Wilson. thanks Marian

Below it says Josiah died at age 62. What was the reference date? I am trying to establish his birth date so I can find him in CT. Can you tell me more about the Book you have? Publisher, etc. I'd like to try and find one. tks, Bob Furtaw [email protected] http://www.furtaw.com/ -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Tuesday, June 16, 1998 6:17 AM Subject: [PAWYOMIN-L] more Fassett Windham Twp Wyoming co PA >To get revenge for this act, several men went to Pickering's home in Wilkes- >Barre and with faces blacken- in the dead of night, entered his bedroom tied >his arms and led him up the river. His friends pursued and there were several >skirmished, one near Meshopen in which two men were wounded. Failing to >accomplish their purpose after three weeks, Thep put Colonel Pickering on a >raft and let him drift down the river. This contest {the Pennamite Wars} >lasted about 50 years. All were allowed to remain for there was room for all >who wished to settled here. >By 1812 the Fassett family had 8 living children, Jasper, Sarah, John, Josiah >Jr, Fanny, Hannah, Lucy, and James. Josiah Fassett was a very prosperous man >in his new home, and a leading businessman of section at the time he lived. >he kept the first tavern there and conducted the first ferry across the river >at Scottsville. Very early in 1800 he was elected Justice of the Peace and >the held the office until his death. he was a prominent Mason on of the >members of the first Masonic Lodge in this area.He was a Presbyterian of the >old type and active in all public affairs. He died August 20, age 62, Abigail what year ?? >his wife who was born in 1771 died March 22, 1845 They are bured in a family >plot on their homestead. > >

Rev War Fassett, Josiah Pvt, Com. 7th Mass. Art Frost, Stophen Lt. Comm. Company 4th 11th Comm. Reg. 1793 Whitcomb, Job, Pvt. Capt Judd's Company in 1st and 8th Militia Co. Whitcomb, JohnS Pvt.Conn. Miitia Co.Col Hays Reg War of 1812-15 Kenney, Seth Smith, William Taylor, Silas S. Taylor, Stephen Civil War Adams, Gilbert B Pvt Infantry Com. 42nd Pa Regt Allen Damon PVT infantry Co. A 207th Pa Reg Burns, Patrick Pvt infantry company B 57th NY Reg Cowley, Michael, Michael Cowley of golden Hill was killed Dec 23 1888 by a falling try while working in the woods. He survivors were a wife and 5 children Winslow, Seth York, Elisha

John A Adams came to Jenningsville about 1830 where he opened the first blacksmith shop keeping it until 1870 when he moved to Bradford Co. Perry A Adams a blacksmith at Jenningsville was a native and life long resident born in October 1837 he married to Margaret Bennett of Meshoppen on October 31 1861

Darius L. Doty born in Herkimer Co. NY on October 22, 1841 was adopted by William J, Knappen as a baby. He was a wagon maker at Jenningsville. On March 7, 1866 he married Abbie E. Knappen and carried on his trrade

W. Wugene Hughes, M D> was son of William M Hughes of Hazleton was born in Columbia Pa. Dec 28 1856. He was educated at the Hazleton High School, and the State Normal School of Bloomsburg, Pa in Aug 1875 he commenced the study of medicine with Dr Casselbury, of Hazleton In October 1876 he entered the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia from which he graduated in March 1878 After practicing a few months at Conyngham and Jenningsville. He located at Lacyville in Nov 1879

W. Wugene Hughes, M D> was son of William M Hughes of Hazleton was born in Columbia Pa. Dec 28 1856. He was educated at the Hazleton High School, and the State Normal School of Bloomsburg, Pa in Aug 1875 he commenced the study of medicine with Dr Casselbury, of Hazleton In October 1876 he entered the Jefferson Medical College of Philadelphia from which he graduated in March 1878 After practicing a few months at Conyngham and Jenningsville. He located at Lacyville in Nov 1879