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St. John's Reformed Church Records, St. Johnsville, NY  Family: F595   3 At time of marriage, Frank was 22, Ethel was 19  Family: F909   4 At time of marriage, Frederick was 26 and Minnie was 22  Family: F771   5 Ethel's third marriage was to Ralph Terrill, but the marriage was annulled because Ralph was already married. [notes provided by Joyce Robinson]  Family: F910   6 From St Ludger's Catholic Church Records: Marriage record includes parents Bernard Greufe and Elisabeth Voss for Bernard Greufe, age 26. He married Anna Maria Goebel, age 20, from Deepwater. Her parents were Peter Goebel and Carolina Ficke. Witnesses were Joseph Koch, Frans Goebel, Theresia Goebel, Maria Ficke. Priest was P. Ivo OMCAP.  Family: F782   7 From St Ludger's Catholic Church Records: Witnesses at wedding of John Bernard Greufe and Elisabeth Voss were Henry Wolbert and Henry Devinny. Priest was Theodore Heimann. Date was Jan 3, 1854.  Family: F1422   8 How do we know that Otto Abeling married Martha Hoffman? So far, there is only one document that directly ties Otto to Martha. It is their oldest daughters death certificate for Bertha Abeling Dalton which states that her father is Otto Abeling and her mother is Martha Hoffman. The following indicators also point towards Otto and Martha as being married... 1) The census records of the children indicate that the mother was born in Connecticut and that the father was a) a male with the last name of Abeling and b) born in Germany. 2) Following the census records, there are only 5 male Abeling's who were born in Germany that lived in Torrington, CT... Julius (who is too old to meet the description), and then his four sons - William, Herman, Charles, and Otto. Next, we use the process of elimination..... William, Herman,and Charles all have census records showing that they married other women and stayed as residents of Torrington, CT - which leaves us with Otto Abeling. 3) Otto Abeling does not have any census records available that show he was living with Martha and the children - however, there is a census record that shows he lived in Wilson, Utah in 1920. In addition, he died in Idaho in 1929, and is listed as a widow. Since the other Abeling boys stayed in Connecticut, Otto appears to be the son who moved west. 4) As teenagers, Martha Hoffman and Otto Abeling were neighbors. In the 1870 Census of Torrington, CT Martha and her family lived on the same street as Otto and his family - only 5 houses away from each other. Otto's father and Martha's brother likely worked at the same woolen mill, and Martha's other brother likely worked at the same skate shop as Otto's older brother. 5) Just a hunch, but several of Martha's children were involved in Mining related jobs - which most likely did not happen as a result of her families history from Torrington, CT. In all likelyhood, it was Otto who was the first in the family to be involved in mining related jobs and most likely passed this on to his children. In fact, the 1920 census shows that Otto was living alone in Wilson, Utah working as..... a Mining Engineer. Putting all of the available dates together, here is a very possible timeline... 1869: Otto moves to Torrington, CT from Germany 1870 Census: As teenagers, Martha and Otto are neighbors in Torrington, CT, and several of their family members appear to work at the same locations. 1876/77: Probable marriage date, most likely in Torrington, CT 1877: Birth of their first child, Bertha 1879: Birth of their second child, Alice 1880 Census: Martha is living with her parents in Torrington CT, along with Bertha and Alice. Otto is not found anywhere in the 1880 census - why not? One possibility is that he was already heading west, possibly looking for a future location for the family? Or he went to pursue his own dream of heading west for mining- and had to convince his wife to eventually head west to join him? 1883: Birth of their third child, Chester, in Montana 1885: Birth of their fourth child, Howard in Montana 1890 Census: Not available, as it was burned in a fire 1894: Otto Abeling resided in Burke, Idaho according to US Patent Records. 1895: On Dec 24, Otto and Martha's oldest daughter, Bertha marries Michael Dalton in Moscow, Idaho. 1900 Census: Martha is living in Moscow, Idaho along with Bertha, Alice, Chester, and Howard. But again, Otto is not listed - however, again Martha is listed as Married, but Otto is not in the household at the time of the census. 1910 Census: All of their children are listed as married and/or living off on their own. However, Martha is living alone in Moscow, Idaho, and is now listed as divorced. 1913: Martha Hoffman Abeling dies in Idaho 1920 Census: Otto Abeling is listed as living alone (but listed as widow), working in Wilson, Utah as an Mining Engineer. 1929: Otto Abeling dies in Idaho.  Family: F1585   9 Johannes Klock married Catharina Foltz on 12/02/1766 according to Compendium of Early Mohawk Valley Families, Penrose Vol. 1, Page 446.  Family: F596   10 Marriage obtained from: http://www.threerivershms.com/stjbook2.htm 1860, Oct. 31st Alexander Don/Susan Edwards Witnesses: Wm. Clark, John B. Fisher. $5.   Family: F1443   11 Marriage Record obtained from: http://www.threerivershms.com/stjbook2.htm St Johns Reformed Church of St Johnsville, New York. Marriage performed by REV. J. KNIESKERN 1859, April 5th Wm. Clark/Mary Edwards, Witnesses: Abram Hoffman, Geo. Yost. $10.   Family: F1499   12 Marriage Records obtained from: http://www.threerivershms.com/stjbook2.htm 1865, Oct. 17th. Gilbert Smith & Emily Edwards witness: James Lasher & Wm Clark  Family: F1445   13 Marriage was a double ceremony which also included Frederick Abeling and Frances Kilinski  Family: F43   14 married by Simon Harr a Luthern Schoolmaster and ministoer  Family: F751   15 Married July 20, 1940 at St. Patrick's Church in St Johnsville, New York. Reve Ernest P Neville, Michael and Anna Polinski witnesses  Family: F116   16 Obituary as posted at: http://www.iagenweb.org/mills/bios/1901/Mc2.htm McCLENAHAN, AUGUSTUS Among the prominent and successful farmers of Mills county, Iowa, who enjoys the esteem and confidence of his fellow citizens must be named the subject of the present review, Augustus McClenahan, who resides upon section 11, Anderson township. He was born in Trader's Point, Iowa, August 18, 1848. He was the son of Robert McClenahan, who was born in Kentucky, in 1807, and died at Trader's Point, Iowa, on December 10, 1852. While still a very young man Robert McClenahan took up his residence in Stark county, Ohio, teaching school there, also in central Illinois, and after his removal to Iowa. In Ohio he made the acquaintance of, and married, Lucy A. Richards, of Stark county, a daughter of Augustus Richards and his wife, who belonged to the old Doggett family of Virginia Mr. and Mrs. McClenahan came to Iowa in 1846 and were among the very first settlers of Mills county, where they reared their family: Mary Ellen, the wife of Daniel Hougas; Frances Elizabeth, the wife of G. P. Schenck, of Montgomery county; and our subject. The father lived until death at Trader's Point, after which the mother married Jeremiah Bunker and bore him one daughter, now Mrs. Gifford, a resident of Carson, Iowa. Mr. Bunker died in Nebraska, and she survived many years, passing away in June 1897. Brought up on a farm and accustomed to agriculture, our subject has made a success of his life work. His educational advantages, like those of many others of his day, were limited but native good sense and a sterling character have supplied all deficiencies. It was on the 23d of October, 1872, that he was married to Miss Mary I Schenck, a native of Indiana, who was born in 1850 and was a daughter of James M. and Alzina (Fisher) Schenck, both of whom are deceased. Our subject remained on the farm where his mother had settled in 1855, also becoming the possessor of a land warrant of eighty acres from his grandfather Richards, who had been a soldier of the war of 1812. He now has a finely stocked and well cultivated farm of three hundred and twenty-six acres with eight acres of timber land additional. He raises corn, wheat, oats, but principally corn, some years harvesting from six to eight thousand bushels in all. He also raises Poland China hogs and breeds colts, and owns some twenty horses. The children of Mr. and Mrs. McClenahan have grown up around their hearth to be the comfort of their declining years. The oldest child was an infant that died when but five months old; Maud is the wife of R. E. Stone and has a little son, Sylvan; Pearl May is a teacher and lives at home; Robert Vernon and Lucy Edna, twins, are eighteen years old and live at home; Edna is a graduate of the Henderson high school; Ralph W.; and Inez, a bright little ten year old school girl. Pearl May was graduated at Shenandoah College and taught her first term of school in the Henderson high school, remaining a year. She is accomplished in music, and the musical talent seems to have been given to the whole family. As a Republican Mr. McClenahan has always done his whole political duty, and his neighbors have honored him with their confidence, appointing him school director for twenty-five years. He was made treasurer before he was twenty-one years old. Few homes are more happily placed than that of our genial subject and his excellent wife. Generous and liberal-minded, Mr. McClenahan makes friends in every direction, and is much interested in making his children happy by providing them with educational advantages. A new library is being added to the other comforts of the home.   Family: F237   17 Obtained from: http://www.cloos-close.com/Descendants/generation_no2.htm 2. Newbury2 Cloos Sr. (Reuben1) was born June 17, 1772 in Mohawk River, NY, and died October 02, 1853 in Deerfield Township, Tioga Co., PA. He married (1) Esther Short 1795 in NY State, daughter of John Short and Jean. She was born June 24, 1776 in RI or NY, and died October 02, 1829 in Knoxville, Tioga Co., PA. He married (2) Patty Permelia (Rice) Reynolds Abt. 1830. She was born April 15, 1771 in Wallingford, CT, and died August 07, 1853 in Deerfield Township, Tioga County, PA. Children of Newbury Cloos and Esther Short are: 7 i. Matilda3 Cloos, born May 27, 1796 in NY; died January 11, 1851 in Deerfield Township, Tioga Co., PA. 8 ii. Reuben Close, born May 16, 1798 in NY; died January 11, 1891 in Another report says 11/11/1846. 9 iii. Abel Cloos II, born February 28, 1800 in NY; died November 28, 1878 in Little Marsh, Chatham Township,Tioga County, PA. 10 iv. Armon Cloos, born June 27, 1802 in NY; died February 12, 1882 in Delmar, PA. 11 v. Polly Cloos, born July 29, 1804 in NY; died Bef. 1891. 12 vi. Sophia Cloos, born December 05, 1806 in NY or PA; died January 15, 1875 in Chatham Township, Tioga Co., PA. 13 vii. David Close, born March 07, 1809 in Deerfield Township, Tioga Co., PA; died July 12, 1863 in Westfield Township, Tioga Co., PA. 14 viii. Hannah Cloos, born August 09, 1810 in Deerfield Township, Tioga Co., PA; died June 11, 1885 in Deerfield Township, Knoxville, Tioga Co., PA. 15 ix. Newbury Cloos, Jr., born December 19, 1813 in Tioga Co., PA; died February 22, 1875 in Middlebury Township, Tioga Co., PA. 16 x. Esther G. Cloos, born December 26, 1816 in Tioga Co., PA; died January 14, 1900. 17 xi. Ambrose Cloos, born August 13, 1818 in Tioga Co., PA.   Family: F1363   18 Obtained from: http://www.cloos-close.com/Descendants/generation_no3.htm 8. Reuben3 Close (Newbury2 Cloos, Reuben1) was born May 16, 1798 in NY, and died January 11, 1891 in Another report says 11/11/1846. He married Harriet Seeley 1828, daughter of Nathaniel Seelye and Rebecca Goodspeed. She was born February 13, 1802 in Southport, Chemung Co., NY, and died December 08, 1879 in Chatham Township, Tioga Co., PA. Children of Reuben Close and Harriet Seeley are: 35 i. Fidelia4 Close, born March 23, 1822 in PA; died March 14, 1896. 36 ii. George Close, born February 03, 1824 in Chatham Township, Tioga Co., PA; died April 12, 1895. 37 iii. Charles Close, born February 03, 1826 in Chatham Township, Tioga Co., PA; died May 16, 1883 in Charleston Township, Tioga Co., PA. 38 iv. Julia Close, born June 01, 1828; died November 02, 1899. 39 v. Newbury Close, 3rd, born July 14, 1830 in Tioga Co., PA; died January 16, 1880 in Chatham, PA. 40 vi. Reuben Close, Jr., born August 03, 1832 in Clymer Twp,Tioga Co., PA; died 1910. 41 vii. Harriet F. Close, born November 25, 1835. 42 viii. Polly Close, born March 28, 1837; died March 1871. 43 ix. Elizabeth Close, born December 05, 1839; died January 13, 1852. 44 x. William Wallace Close, born May 29, 1844; died February 20, 1852.   Family: F1362   19 Obtained from: http://www.cloos-close.com/Descendants/generation_no4.htm 39. Newbury4 Close, 3rd (Reuben3, Newbury2 Cloos, Reuben1) was born July 14, 1830 in Tioga Co., PA, and died January 16, 1880 in Chatham, PA. He married (1) Abbie Slocum January 26, 1852. She died September 04, 1856. He married (2) Lucy Caroline Lockwood Abt. 1856. She died May 23, 1878 in Addison, NY. He married (3) Lodema Cynthia Gibson Payne October 09, 1878 in Steuben Co., NY. She was born August 1831 in PA. Children of Newbury Close and Abbie Slocum are: 190 i. William Wallace5 Close, born June 24, 1854 in NY; died December 1924 in Ft. Plains,NY. 191 ii. Mary Janette Close, born Bet. 1855 - 1856 in PA. Children of Newbury Close and Lucy Lockwood are: 192 i. Charles Fremont5 Close, born February 07, 1858 in Little Marsh, PA; died February 11, 1932 in Alexander, NY. 193 ii. Carrie A. Close, born Bet. 1859 - 1860 in PA; died December 18, 1875. 194 iii. Clarence Newbury Close, born Bet. 1861 - 1875. 195 iv. Cora Close, born Bet. 1861 - 1875. 196 v. George A. Close, born June 19, 1868 in Dundee, Yates Co., NY; died July 01, 1928 in Elmira, Chemung Co., NY. 197 vi. Burton Lockwood Close, born April 27, 1876 in Schuyler Co., Watkins Glen, NY; died October 08, 1957 in Seneca Co., Waterloo, NY. Child of Newbury Close and Lodema Payne is: 198 i. Archie R.5 Close, born April 28, 1880 in Weston, NY; died June 30, 1959 in California. He married Mary T. Dereven October 10, 1915; died July 03, 1959. Notes on Newbury Close III Newbury Close, 3rd's gravestone Hi - Here is a photo of Newbury Close, 3rd's gravestone in the Veteran's area of Oak Hill Cemetery out in Red Bluff, CA. I made contact with some folks that went to the cemetery and took some pictures and looked up some Census info as well. They talked to the people at the Oak Hill Cemetery in Red Bluff said Lodema Cynthia Gibson Payne Close is buried there but that it would almost impossible to locate Lodema C. Close's grave because there isn't any headstone. More coming in next email. Sally Meabon The youngest daughter of Newbury's, by Lucy Caroline Lockwood is Cora May Close, she married a Sardis D. WIlcox. She was Grandpa Burton’s sister, half sister to Archie Close. She is also buried out there as is her husband and other family members. They did say that in the Wilcox plot there are areas large enough for graves and no markers, so it is possible Lodema Cynthia is buried in this plot. In the 1910 Census for Red Bluff, Lodema (as a widow)age 71, is found living with Sardis (he was a widower)age 59, he was head of the household and a niece, Emma (?writing not clear) Gunderman age 19, was also living there. Cora Close & Sardis Wilcox had at least 1 daughter, Emogene. There is just a flat stone with Emogene on it in the Oak Hill Cemetery in Red Bluff. The plot has Emogene, Cora ???? Sardis ???? . 2 graves with no markers, but also a large monument. with Cora May & Sardis D. Wilcox on one side. The Turners from Corning, CA, that have done all this for me, say north of Red Bluff there is a Wilcox Road as well as a Wilcox Golf Course & one of the Census record indicate that Sardis Wilcox raises sheep. They also wrote that Sardis Wilcox lived on a street that has restored Victorian Homes today. Since they have the address they will check the next time they are down to see if the house is still there and take a picture. The Turners have been wonderful help. Printed in the Evening Setinel, Red Bluff Ca. Wellsboro Agitator, Tioga, PA-Wednesday, January 5, 1910 Little Marsh, Jan. 3---The following account of the death of Newberry Close appeared in the Evening Sentinel, Red Bluff, Tahama County, California: Beneath the white mantle of purity which overspread the earth Monday, Comrade Newberry Close was laid to rest. The services were held in the afternoon...and many old friends and comrades paid their last tribute of love and respect to the memory of an honored and upright citizen. Deceased was a member of Co. 1, 45th PA Vol. Infantry. He was born in PA on July 14, 1830, and came to Red Bluff with his family many years ago. He was stricken with paralysis in August and suffered another stroke early last week, and the end came at one pm on Saturday, Dec 4. His wife and 5 sons survive him-Archie Close, who is well-known in Red Bluff, resides at Alturas; Wallace Close, Syracuse, NY; Charles Close, Rochester, NY; George Close, Dundee, NY and Burton Close, Watkins, NY. Newberry Close will be well remembered by his many friends in Tioga County, and especially in Chatham, his native town, where resides the only surviving member of his father's family, Mr. Reuben Close.   Family: F1361   20 Obtained from: http://www.cloos-close.com/Descendants/generation_no5.htm 190. William Wallace5 Close (Newbury4, Reuben3, Newbury2 Cloos, Reuben1) was born June 24, 1854 in NY, and died December 1924 in Ft. Plains,NY. He married (1) Alice Plant. She was born June 24, 1859 in Wolverhampton, England, and died May 14, 1916 in St. Johnsville, NY. He married (2) Kittie Labar. Children of William Close and Alice Plant are: 527 i. W.Wallace6 Close, Jr.. 528 ii. Helen Jeanette Close, born 1893 in Syracuse, NY; died March 25, 1968 in St Johnsville, NY. 529 iii. Wallace Herbert Close, born March 01, 1894 in Syracuse, NY; died July 08, 1953 in Ft. Plain, NY. 530 iv. Clarence Harvey Close, born November 26, 1899; died October 09, 1959. Child of William Close and Kittie Labar is: 531 i. Francis 'Frank' N.6 Close.   Family: F1360   21 Obtained from: http://www.cloos-close.com/Descendants/generation_no6.htm 528. Helen Jeanette6 Close (William Wallace5, Newbury4, Reuben3, Newbury2 Cloos, Reuben1) was born 1893 in Syracuse, NY, and died March 25, 1968 in St Johnsville, NY. She married Henry Ehle Shuster October 25, 1916 in St. Johnsville, NY. He was born 1888, and died June 12, 1968 in St Johnsville, NY. Children of Helen Close and Henry Shuster are: 1093 i. Francis Henry7 Shuster, born November 10, 1918 in St Johnsville, NY; died February 1999. 1094 ii. Robert Earl Shuster, born August 27, 1920 in St Johnsville, NY; died February 1999. 1095 iii. Mildred Alice Shuster, born February 24, 1922 in St Johnsville, NY. 1096 iv. Donald C. Shuster, born November 02, 1925 in St Johnsville, NY; died April 1998. 1097 v. Stanley Edwin Shuster, born June 14, 1929 in Little Falls, NY.   Family: F1359   22 Obtained from: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytigs/MarriageIndex-Vol2-Da-De-Webpage.htm Wife: Dabinaska, Mary Husband: Piniaha, Joseph Vol.2 Page 900 Number 9496 Date: February 4, 1918   Family: F120   23 Recorded: Reformed Church, Stone Arabia, T-Palatine, Montgomery Co., NY USA. "John C. Kilts, Nancy Nellis, dau of Jno. L". Witnesses: None listed.  Family: F590   24 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Family: F828   25 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Family: F818   26 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Family: F817   27 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Family: F810   28 Source: Wendy Neal  Family: F807   29 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Family: F805   30 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Family: F804   31 Source: Wendy Neal  Family: F803   32 The following page contains information on the children of Caleb Dibble and Betsey Milk.. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~corbaumgen/Baumann/gp1760.htm#head3  Family: F1001   33 The following page lists Marriage Information for Perlina Dibble and Hiram Myers (http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyschoha/vitsumm.html) Marriage Date: 11/28/1849 Husband: MYERS, HIRAM from SUMMIT Wife: DIBBLE, PERLINA from FULTON Married by: REV. WM. B. MITCHELL of SUMMIT   Family: F172   34 Wedding records found at: http://www.threerivershms.com/stjbook2.htm St Johns Reformed Church Records by REV. J. KNIESKERN of St Johnsville, New York Oct. 12th. 1853 Henry Markle/Kate Edwards Married at the house of J. Y. Edwards, St. Johns Ville. Witnesses: John A. Mitchel, Wm. J. Butler. $10.   Family: F1444   35 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Family: F838   36 Info from Telma Remond  Ann   37 43yrs old in the 1855 Census, Resident 43 years, born in Schorharie County.  Elisabeth   38 1880 Census - Parents born in IRE  Ella   39 Grave with W. Edward Abeling (see W. Edward Abeling message)  Freada K.   40 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.  Laurie   41 1880 Census - Parents Born in Hanover, Germany  Louise   42 1880 Census - fathers birth place is IRE, Mothers is NY  Mary   43 Spouse of Gerhard Abeling  unknown   44 Carrie Abby Obit 1880 Census - parents born in NY  Philander Abbey   45 Carrie was the name found on the stone, it was her nick name.   Caroline A. Abbey Abeling   46 Marriage information can be found in the Canajoharie Radii Newspaper dated Jan 26, 1893  Caroline A. Abbey Abeling   47 John Jeffery Abelings Father From Vermont Brothers and Sisters in Amsterdam  *unknown Abeling   48 Moved to Santa Barbara, California during the 1940's. Not sure why he moved to California - but he travelled and sent exotic gifts to his neices.. including a purse from Morocco, and abalone necklace from the Pacific Islands.  Albert R. Abeling   49 (Thelma)  Albert Wesley Abeling   50 Birth and death date obtained from Social Security Index  Albert Wesley Abeling         1 2 3 4 5 ... 18» Next»

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