Salmon Johnson was born in Vermont near Lake Champlain and at an
early date came to this town [Barton, NY] locating at Ellistown.
His son Thomas Floyd married Lucinda, daughter of Parish and Barbara
(Ellis) Saunders   by whom he had five children who arrived at
maturity, viz.:  Barbara (Mrs. William Weller), D. Jane (Mrs. Edward
Tozer),  Sarah (Mrs. Oscar F. Burke), Cyrus, and Emma L. (Mrs.
Charles Parker).  Solomon Johnson moved to the state of Ohio where
he died.

From:  Page 81 of the Historical Gazetteer and Directory of Tioga
County, NY

Mary and Gloria sent me the article by this name (not sure of the
source publcation), which I just read, and found fascinating.

The article describes how the "whole territory of nothern New York,
including what is now Vermont, was part of Albany County.

Frederick and John Parker were born in Vermont per census records.

I had no idea of the land skirmishes that went on amongst settlers
and landowners.  It seems there were differing opinions as to owned
the land and who had the right to distribute ownership of the land.
(Well, the same thing goes on to this day, so I guess it's not that
big of a surprise.) The article goes on to state:

"...the few settlers in the disputed area were peacable; this lasted
until a New Yorker was forcibly driven from the eastern part of the
Hoosic patent by New Hampshire men."

"Discharged Highland soldiers(Scots)in the area of Hebron were driven
from their land by mobs under Ethan Allen and fled to New Perth
(Salem)."

And to think that whenever I had heard of Ethan Allen in the past,
all I could think of was high end colonial style furniture.

Scott

In the "History of Waverly, NY" file folder on this site, in the
latter three pages, it states that John and wife Lydia Tozer Parker;
Luther Doolittle and wife Lucy Tozer Doolittle; Mary Tozer who
married (can't make it out, the name did not copy on the photocopied
page -- can anyone tell me the groom's name?) all moved to Lawrence
County, Ohio.

While researching the Chalfant side of my family I noticed how
relatives seemed to migrate from place to place in packs -- I'm sure
for reasons of safety, comfort and mutual support).  Seems the same
thing went on with these families.  One reason for the movement was
that land speculators would buy a large piece of land and advertise
the land as an agricultural Heaven on earth.  People would see these
ads, buy the land and migrate there.  I understand that this was how
Texas was populated in early times. I would like to know if there
were a lot of other people moving to Lawrence County,Ohio during this
same time and for the same reason.

Later, some of the the Parker and Ellis family members moved on to
Williamsport, Indiana.


Scott

Hiram's docs mention that Lucinda Ellis married Robert McGunnigal,
he was killed in Big Bayou Pigeon Swamp, La buried at Franklin. She
died in 1857 at Franklin, left following children Colletta, Agatha,
William, Ralia. Per
http://www.indianainthecivilwar.com/rgmnt/16ind.htm
it looks like the 16th Indiana Regiment fought that battle.  Because
a number of members of the Ellis amd Parker family (including Hiram)
moved to Indiana, I would assume that Robert McGunnigal would have
fought in an Indiana branch of the Union forces -- so this makes
sense.

What's interesting to me is that Robert McGunnigal was buried at
Franklin, LA -- the same town where Samuel E. and William Clark
Parker (and possibly others) moved to before the war. It also appears
that Lucinda Ellis moved to Franklin too, maybe after the war.

Scott Parker

These are family history documents written in approximately 1911 by
Hiram Van Buren Parker (his bio is below the genealogy
information). The documents were discovered, in November 2001,
among the family history papers of Walter S. Parker and wife Mary
Emma Chalfant Parker, by Scott Parker (tropez99@...) who is in
possession of the originals. The transcriptions below were written
by Gloria Koehler, Hiram's granddaughter, in January and February of
2002.



Page l.

ELLIS

William, Ebenezer & Sam Ellis- Grand father of S.E. Parker-3
sisters.???

William Ellis married Lydia Sealey - near Ellistown New York. They
died near there before the war. Left following children: Sam,
William, Sarah, and Charlotte. Charlotte married James Parker near
Waverly New York. (see Parker (rec)
Sam Ellis married_______ left following children: Ebenezer,
Margaret (Peggy)(Nancy). Ebenezer Jr left following children: Jim.
Mary, Eliza, Catherine, Celeste, Ebenezer - William - Nancy. Mary
married John High. Catherine married John Winn. Celeste married
Washington Winn -
Ebenezer Ellis Jr. married Eunice McCullough - near Ellistown NY. -
left following children: Benjamin, Lizzie, Alexander, Barbary,
(Barbara ??) Jane, Hiram.
Benjamin married Abigail Parker (see Parker Rec) Lizzie married John
Parker (see Parker rec) Alexander Ellis left children-
Barbary married Paris Saunders - left children Ben Hiram William
Jane Married Cyrus Johnson - no children
Hiram married Harriet Gillette nee Pease- left following children"
Jane, Ernestine(?), Lucinda - Benjamin(?) Harriet, Lizzie

Except for the three ??? at after "3 sisters", the rest are mine. I
am almost certain of the names, but not enough to swear to my
translation for future Parkers "GK" :^)))



Page 2 & 3
Ellis

Jane Ellis married Harry Neff. Left following children - Worth, Ann
Eliza, Clelly, Fannie. Ann married Geo (George) Adams living at
Sidalia. Mo. Eliza married Brad Hall - Clelly & Fannies (sic)
husbands unknown
Enieline(? possibly Erneiline or Ermaline) married Elihu R Francis,
February 27 at Quaker Bottom, Ohio, leaving 2 children - Arletta
Viola & Hiram Ellis. Arletta V. married HVBParker (Hiram Van Buren)
see (Parker rec) - Hiram Ellis Francis (Frances ?) married Lola
Collins - live at Bakersfield, Cal - no children
Lucinda Ellis married Robert McGunniggal (probably should be
McGonnigal) - he was killed in Big Bayou Pigeon Swamp La. (Next
word ?) at Franklin. She died in 1857 at Franklin - left following
children - Colleta, Agatha, William, Rolia. Coletta married Steve -
No children
William lives in Mo.
Benjamin Ellis married Olive Corton (Corten) both dead. He died in
Emporia (Enfaire) City Kan. She died in OK. left 3 children -
James, Mamie(?) Susan (probably called her Mamie Sue) , Fred-
(Otherwise would be four children)
James lives at Emporia City, Kan, Mamie(?) lives at Phoenix, Ore.
Fred lives in Kan.
Harriet Ellis Married Anson Cornell - lives in Parmer?? (ink blot)
Virginia - 2 children - Ed and Ida married Fincerwald and live in
W.Va.
Lizzie Ellis married James Adams - both died at Fresno (Ca) left 3
children - Harry E, Herman A & Harriet Walker. Harriet married Fred
Eata??? One daughter. Elizabeth. Her and Herman live at near
Carietus.(?) Harry lives in San Francisco. Harry married Etta
Adams - 1 son Robert. Herman Adams married Joan Forsythe - 3
children Jessie James & baby Haword. (probably should be Hayward)
Page 4??

Sam Ellis married - left 2 child(ren) - Nancy, Peggy- Nancy married
Frederick Parker Jr. - see Parker rec - Peggy- Margaret married
Lewis Gillette(Gilbert?) left 5 children. Will, Alfred, Orden
(Arden?) & Samantha, & Celesty (Celeste?) All dead except Alfred and
Celeste, they live near Williamsport, LA

Page 5

Frederick Parker married Lydia(Lizzy?) Tozier - he died in Vermont.
His wife died about 1842 in Williamsport Ind. Left following
children: Lucy, John; John Parker - Lucy Parker, Abbie, Ben,
Frederick Parker, Abigail, to William Clark??
Benjamin
Frederick
William Clark
Lucy married Cornell- she died in Michigan at 93 or 94 years of age,
left several children - live in Mich somewhere
John married Elizabeth Ellis. She died in 1843 aged about 46 at
Williamsport. He died in 1873 at Loda, Ill
Left following children - John, George & Alexander infants. Sons of
John Parker, Frederick, who married Hester Benton Miller, died in
1875, 66 years near Springfield, Ill. Wife died in 1877 aged about
66. Left following children: Lorenzo (Daw) David? Parker,
Watalka?,Ill. living?
l. James E. Parker died in 1908 at Kansas City Kan, aged about 70.
Married, left no children. Elizabeth who married Henry)Harry)
Floater(Flootner)* She died in '93 at Kansas City, Mo - he died 1909
at Kansas City Mo. Left following children: Jenettee (Jeanette)
(Janette) - who married and is living(in) Kansas City Mo. Edward
Flowton(?) living at Kansas City, Mo.- married and living - Walter
Flautan(?)* living at Kansas City, Mo - Harry Flanton* (?) not
married lives at Portland, Oregon. Daisy Flouton* (the clearest
spelling of name) married Thomas Frerriter, living at Kansas City.,
Mo. Lorenzo Daw(?) Davis)? Lives at Watseka, Ill. Mary married
Riley Springstead, died at Grants Pass, Oregon l907. Left one child-
Eram lives at Oregon. John Parker married- died in (home) at
Kansas City. Mo. in(infant?) Joseph Parker died(sic) died at Lodi
(Loda) Ill, about 1900. Married Annie Murray, left 2 children.
Mystu(?) & Fred live in Nebraska. Henry (Harry) Parker died at
Chicago - single about 1889. Walddon (Waldron?)(Alexander Parker,
married Emma Tamannas, living Kansas City, Mo. 2 children.
Frederick and Norman (Haiman) all live in Kansas City Mo.

That's the translation for Friday. I added some of the punction
parks for clarity. If anyone follows the translation with the
original they will see the marks I added. "GK"


Page 6

Abbie Parker, daughter of Frederick Parker Sr, married Benjamin
Ellis. She died about 1855. He died about 1872. both died at
Waverly, NY - No children
Benjamin Parker, son of Frederick Parker Sr. married Rhoda Wilgus.
(he) both died about 84 or 5 at Proctorsville, Ohio - left following
children: Marion, who married John Johnson- dead, Heileon(?) who
married Sydney Johnson, Lydia, who married William Johnson - both
dead - left one son - John - Married _____ left __ children. He is
dead. Died at Proctorsville, Ohio. James Bruce Parker. He lives at
Oden, Ill married Nancy Neff. 5 children - Bertha Taylor? Oden,
Ill. Lydia Ried - wid? Oden, Ill, John Parker married - lives
Oden,Ill. girl and boy at OK city(OK?)
William Clark Parker, son of Frederick Parker Sr. married Isabel
Neil. She died at Mt Etna, Ind. he died in Iowa. - left following
children - John, who married a miss.(?. . He died near Huntington,
Ind. left several children Sarah, who married a man named
Chinnoworth(?) Lydia, who married a Dr Olinger in Ohio, somewhere,
had several children Jane married ____ in Iowa. William ___.
Henry Parker was killed at 1st battle of Ft Donaldson (Kas?)
Richard Benton Parker, went to Jaston Co, Iowa. was killed (Sheriff)
in (can't make out because it at bottom of page, but looks like ?
tus war.
Julia Parker who has not been heard from since close of war.


Page 7 (my arbitrary number)

Frederick Parker, son, of Frederick Parker, married Nancy Ellis.
Both died at Williamsport. He died in 1860. She died about 1863 -
left following children: William Clark, Siatta( ?guess) , Samuel
Ellis, Mary Tilla, and John. William married Amanda Dandridge. He
died at Hardin Texan in l882. She died at Jeanerette, La, in 1899-
left following children: Nellie Rose, Ada. Nettie married PJ
Henderson (?) She died in 1875. left 2 children, Rosa, Bede
(Belle). Rosa married George Roper and lives at Houston, Tex. Belle
(Bede) lives at New Orleans, La. Rose married Will Snydie(
Smylie). She lives at Houston TX, with her daughters Daisy Margaret
& Nell Smylie. Her son Fred Smylie died at Patosiville, La, in
1902. Left 2 children - Verran(?) and Ed. Ada married A L
Loganda. She lives at Houston TX with her sons Everette, Huder?)
and Byron.

Siatto (could this be Scott??) Parker married ?Prichard. She died
in 1902 in Seattle Washington. Left 2 children Belle, Milton and
Ella Hall, now live at Seattle Wash. Belle has one child Wade P.
sho lives sat Seattle. S.E. Parker died at Kountze, TX 190l, May
21. His first wife, Martha?_ Mulholland died in Franklin in 1855.
Second wife Eliz Jane (Joan) Hayes died at Kountze, TX Mar. 1903.
Mary married Fletch(?) Bush. She died in 1894. Left 2 children.
Martha, Nettie. Martha married WH Brown (?) died in 189l left 1
child Ole(?)

Page 8

was wife of Hans Gotslior (?) at Franklin, La. Nellie married Ed
Hayes, lives at Colorado, La.
Tilla married Dr. Tebbs leaving 2 children. Ada, (daughter) and
Frank.(?) Frank has 2 children. Eda and Escay (Esca?)
John Parker died at Franklin La, about 1858

Scott: The hand writing becomes more obscure. I think he was
getting tired, but bless his heart for doing all of this. My hope
is that, like us, looking for Lizzie (Elizabeth) Tozier, and finding
Lydia, which probably was Lizzy in Family bible, that Hiram
(Grandpa) was working out of, and he was having trouble transcribing
exact spellings, and one of the relatives that have or will find
your Web page will put in the actual name. "GK"

Page 9

John Parker married Elizabeth Ellis. She died in 1843 - he died in
1873 (93?) - left following children - John, Alexander & Ginger,
died in infancy. Frederick, Henry J , Benjamin, Clark, James Ellis,
Abigail, L. Lucy C, Nancy M, Hiram VB (Van Buren)
Henry J married Susanna Waltan (Walton?) - he died about 1900. She
died in 1905. left following children - Eliza C. married James
McCoy - live at Hammond, Ind - Samuel Alfred lives at Partoga,
Wash. Henry A Parker. Married Melzine Goundy (?) lives in ---
Will W. Parker lives at Hammond, Ind. George Parker lives at
Knoxville, Tenn. Charlie Parker lives at Ka???? B.C. Susanna
married Bohn Bill(?) lives at Slsosta, Ill. James Parker lives in
Okla. Francis A Parker lives at Champagne, Illinois.
Benjamin Clark Parker married Eliza Sanders. He died in 1893. She
died in 1903 at Hammond(?) Ind. 2 children living
Elizabeth Tennessee & Mary Aded(??)
Elizabeth married DC Meade - 4 children - Elwood Wilson, Benjamin,
Clayton, Charles, Hiram, James E - all living in Hammond Ind. Mary
married Oscar M Whitten(?) Whittier?) 5 children - Fred, Lloyd,
Clint, Blondie (?) Louis - all living at Monterey, Ind.


Page 10

James E Parker son of John Parker married Charlotte Ellis. He died
in 1898 at Waverly NY. She died about 1895. left following
children - Francis, Isabel, Genevieve, Charley, Maddie
Francis married Laura Whittaker,
Genevive married G M(?)(?) Spencer, lives at Ottowa, Ill.
Maddie married
Charlie lives at Waverly NY
Abigale S Parker, daughter of John Parker married L.W. Pease(?) -
both dead. Waldron Pease died in 1897 mar(ried?) at Fresno, Cal.
She died May 9th, May. 1900
Lucy Parker married 1st. Horace Ransom. He died at Williamsport
La. (Indiana?) about 1857- 2 children by lst husband. Alice R.
Lizzie B. McDaniel Stantons(?) he died in 1893 at Hammond, Ind. She
died at Hammand Ind. in 1905. 2 children by second hus. Abbie
Gertrude, and Edith Viola - Abbie married John Blanchard-0 live at
Milan MA - Edith married Thomas McKnight - live at Portage, Mich.
Nancy M. Parker married Geo. (???) Lutz - died about 1895 - one
child. Isaac Parker J.T.





Page 11

Hiram VB (Van Buren) Parker married Arletta V. Francis on January
1st at Lacon Ill. Leaving eleven children - Lizzy married Geo W.
King (Iorbella,) (probably name of a town in) Kern Co. l child
Emma F. married Chas B King, live at Hardwicke, Kings Co. Orla
(Orle?) married Emma - Fresno - Eban E- Fresno, married Rena - one
child. Buena,
Waldron S. Parker Fresno. Rosco E . Parker, Fresno, Beda A - wife
of Fred Hampton, Hardwick, Will F. Parker married Marie Hanson,
Fresno. Ivy L. Married George Henry(?) live at Los Angeles, Nina M.
Parker, Fresno. Bruce H. Parker Fresno.
-----
---------------
Footnote: This must have been written when most of the children
were still small. Just for the record. Lizzy had a daughter named
Betty (Elizabeth ?) who died when she was in her early 30's I
believe. I don't think she had any children "GK"

Eban had two daughters - Buena, and Viola.

Waldron had 5 children: Waldron (Walt) Arletta, Harold.Marilyn, and
Phyliss. They have children, but I am not familiar with their names.
Will (Uncle Bill) had two boys; Hugh and Bill

Roscoe (who married my grandmother. Evidently they lived next door
to the Parkers) had three children, Twins - Ruth and Rosco (Emmet)
And ? who died of appendicitis at the age of 10. and two step
children. Rosco's stepdaughter was Marjorie Leary Parker (my
mother - who married his brother Bruce, and stepson, Edward Leary,
married to Anne.(who was a descendant of the DuPonts)
Beda was childless and died in San Francisco about 1945.

Bruce Parker (my father) had five children - Bruce Horace Jr,
Edward, who died in infancy of a stomach blockage, Beatrice, who was
married to Robert Orman, (from Tennesee in 1944 (he was in the Navy
when she met him - they had 5 children - Richard, (AK) James,(AK)
David, OR, Keith, Medford OR, and Chris ( who is the fire chief at
Yakima, Wa.) Marjorie married to Earl Love, who live in
Brackettville, TX, Gloria (the transcriber, married to Jack Howard,
who had two daughters. Laura Ruth (AK), and Mary Moran (MD) Gloria
and Jack divorced and she is now married to Kenneth Koehler, and
live in Palm Coast, Fl.


Page 12

The last page of Hiram's notes were a hand drawn family tree.  Chuck
Spence read through this tree and found a mention of Capt. John
Parker, which Mary, Gloria and Scott had not noticed.  Scott Parker
transcribed the family tree March 15, 2002:

This page consists of a hand drawing of a family tree diagram.  A
free standing tree limb with three branches shows three names.


Branch one shows:  "Statue at Lexington, commanded Minute Men at
Lexington. John Parker, went South."


Branch two shows: "Frederick Parker married Lydia Tozier"


Off branch two are branches that state, "Lucy married Cornell, died
in Mich. At 93 or 4.  John Cornell in Mich.

John Parker (born March 12, 1762 [or 1792, not clear] died June
22, '73 age 82) married Elizabeth Ellis, died Feb. 6, 1844(?) age
46.  John died in [NY not clear] single.  George[?] died in NY.
Alexander [unreadable comments follow Alexander's name.  Frederick
(died in 1870[?] married Hestor[?] B. Miller (died 1877). James Ellis
Parker died 1908 at Kansas City, KS. Elizabeth married Henry[?] Flotna
[?] (remaining comments regarding Elizabeth are unreadable). Lorenza
[?] Daw[?] Parker.  Elizabeth (died 1903 at Kansas City, KS) married
Henry Floretore[?] (died 1909 at Kansas City). (Their children:
Jeanette (born or died in Kansas City, MO), Walter Flotna[?] Key[?]
(Kansas City, MO), Henry Flotna (born or died in Pollard or Portland
[?]), Daisy married Thomas Freieter, Kansas City, MO"]


Branch three states: "Thomas Parker went south"



**************************************************************


Hiram's Bio

Hi Scott:

Hiram did fight for the north, in fact it sounds like he was there
when Atlanta was surrounded. He was wounded and was in a prisoner of
war camp in Richmond, then was sent home and went back in to fight.
The document I was telling you about --The Soldiers and Sailors
which I'll send to you says: This certifies that, Hiram V. B. Parker
enlisted September 16, 1861, from Warren County, Indiana, for three
years, and was mustered into the United States Service at
Indianapolis, Indiana, as a Private in Captain Levin T. Miller's
Company "K" Thirty Third Regiment Indiana Infantry Volunteers,
Colonel John Coburn commanding. At the expiration of his term he
was discharged at Christiana, Tennessee, December 21, 1863, and re-
enlisted the same date as a First Sergeant in the same Company,
under Captain J.P. Niederaur and Colonel John Coburn. During his
term of service he was promoted to Corporal, Sergeant and principal
musician of his regiment. He was wounded at Resaca, Georgia, May
15, 1864, by a gun shot through the fleshy part of his right thigh,
but did not go to hospital. At Averasboro, North Carolina, March
16, 1865, a spent ball embedded itself in the calf of his left leg,
but he refused to go to the hospital. He was captured at Thompson's
Station, Tennessee, and sent to Libby Prison, Richmond, Virginia, as
a prisoner about 35 days, paroled and send to Camp Chased, Columbus,
Ohio, and to Indianapolis, Indiana, where he was exchanged, rejoined
his regiment at Franklin, Tennessee. The 33rd Regiment defeated
Zollicoffer's forces at Camp Wildcat, Kentucky, October 21, 1861.
It then moved back to Crab Orchard, where it remained until April
11, 1862, then joined General George F.W. Morgan's forces and helped
capture Cumberland Gas in June. The regiment was in Danville, until
January 1863, then marched to Louisville, Nashville, and Franklin,
Tennessee. In March it fought Van Dorn's forces near Columbia.
About 400 of the regiment were captured, and nearly 100 killed at
Thompson's Station, Tennessee, March 4-5, 1863. The prisoners were
later exchanged, and advanced with Sherman upon Atlanta again
engaged at Resea, Cassville, New Hope Church, Golgotha, Kelb's Farm,
Kennesaw Mountain, Marietta, Peach Tree Creek and Turner's Ferry.
It was before Atlanta until the surrender. It went with Sherman to
Savannah, and took part in the march through the Carolinas, being
engaged at Averasboro, and Bentonsville. It was mustered out at
Louisville, Kentucky, July 21, 1865. The said Hiram V.B. Parker was
mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky, and received his Honorable
Discharge July 21, 1865, at Indianapolis, Indiana.

He was born April 13, 1840 in Tioga County, New York, and married
Arletta V. Francis January 1, 1866, in Marshall County Illinois,
The have eleven children Lizzie A. Emma F.Oley H. Eben E. Waldron H.
Roscoe EK., Beda A., Williams F., Ivy L., Nena M. and Bruce H.

Record No. 75.377 Concluded. He is a member of Robley D. Evans Post
No. 200, Department of California and Nevada, Grand Army of the
Republic. He was a Charter Member of Lyon Post No. 8 at Oakland
California, was Commander of Post No. 92 at Fresno. California, four
terms was Senior Vice Commander of the Department 1903, was Member
of Council of Administration of the Department a number of terms was
Commander of the Department of California, and Nevada 1911 to 1912;
was Aide-de-Campt to Commander in Chief three terms. His wife is a
member of George A. Custer Circle No. 18, Ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic, at Fresno, California. She was Junior Vice, Senior
Vice and President of the Department of California, Ladies of the
Grand Army of The Republic. He was Deputy Assessor of Fresno
County, California, two terms, was Member of High School Board of
Clovis Union High School and President of the board for nine years.
His brother Frederick served in the 63rd Indian regiment. His father
John served from Vermont in the War of 1812. His great Grandfather,
Elishama Tozier served from Vermont in the Revolution His mother's
maiden name was Lizzie Ellis. These facts are thus recorded and
preserved for the benefit of said children and all others who may be
interested.

Sincerely,

Mary Moran, January 18, 2002



***


Hiram's Bio

Hi Scott:

Hiram did fight for the north, in fact it sounds like he was there
when Atlanta was surrounded. He was wounded and was in a prisoner of
war camp in Richmond, then was sent home and went back in to fight.
The document I was telling you about --The Soldiers and Sailors
which I'll send to you says: This certifies that, Hiram V. B. Parker
enlisted September 16, 1861, from Warren County, Indiana, for three
years, and was mustered into the United States Service at
Indianapolis, Indiana, as a Private in Captain Levin T. Miller's
Company "K" Thirty Third Regiment Indiana Infantry Volunteers,
Colonel John Coburn commanding. At the expiration of his term he
was discharged at Christiana, Tennessee, December 21, 1863, and re-
enlisted the same date as a First Sergeant in the same Company,
under Captain J.P. Niederaur and Colonel John Coburn. During his
term of service he was promoted to Corporal, Sergeant and principal
musician of his regiment. He was wounded at Resaca, Georgia, May
15, 1864, by a gun shot through the fleshy part of his right thigh,
but did not go to hospital. At Averasboro, North Carolina, March
16, 1865, a spent ball embedded itself in the calf of his left leg,
but he refused to go to the hospital. He was captured at Thompson's
Station, Tennessee, and sent to Libby Prison, Richmond, Virginia, as
a prisoner about 35 days, paroled and send to Camp Chased, Columbus,
Ohio, and to Indianapolis, Indiana, where he was exchanged, rejoined
his regiment at Franklin, Tennessee. The 33rd Regiment defeated
Zollicoffer's forces at Camp Wildcat, Kentucky, October 21, 1861.
It then moved back to Crab Orchard, where it remained until April
11, 1862, then joined General George F.W. Morgan's forces and helped
capture Cumberland Gas in June. The regiment was in Danville, until
January 1863, then marched to Louisville, Nashville, and Franklin,
Tennessee. In March it fought Van Dorn's forces near Columbia.
About 400 of the regiment were captured, and nearly 100 killed at
Thompson's Station, Tennessee, March 4-5, 1863. The prisoners were
later exchanged, and advanced with Sherman upon Atlanta again
engaged at Resea, Cassville, New Hope Church, Golgotha, Kelb's Farm,
Kennesaw Mountain, Marietta, Peach Tree Creek and Turner's Ferry.
It was before Atlanta until the surrender. It went with Sherman to
Savannah, and took part in the march through the Carolinas, being
engaged at Averasboro, and Bentonsville. It was mustered out at
Louisville, Kentucky, July 21, 1865. The said Hiram V.B. Parker was
mustered out at Louisville, Kentucky, and received his Honorable
Discharge July 21, 1865, at Indianapolis, Indiana.

He was born April 13, 1840 in Tioga County, New York, and married
Arletta V. Francis January 1, 1866, in Marshall County Illinois,
The have eleven children Lizzie A. Emma F.Oley H. Eben E. Waldron H.
Roscoe EK., Beda A., Williams F., Ivy L., Nena M. and Bruce H.

Record No. 75.377 Concluded. He is a member of Robley D. Evans Post
No. 200, Department of California and Nevada, Grand Army of the
Republic. He was a Charter Member of Lyon Post No. 8 at Oakland
California, was Commander of Post No. 92 at Fresno. California, four
terms was Senior Vice Commander of the Department 1903, was Member
of Council of Administration of the Department a number of terms was
Commander of the Department of California, and Nevada 1911 to 1912;
was Aide-de-Campt to Commander in Chief three terms. His wife is a
member of George A. Custer Circle No. 18, Ladies of the Grand Army
of the Republic, at Fresno, California. She was Junior Vice, Senior
Vice and President of the Department of California, Ladies of the
Grand Army of The Republic. He was Deputy Assessor of Fresno
County, California, two terms, was Member of High School Board of
Clovis Union High School and President of the board for nine years.
His brother Frederick served in the 63rd Indian regiment. His father
John served from Vermont in the War of 1812. His great Grandfather,
Elishama Tozier served from Vermont in the Revolution His mother's
maiden name was Lizzie Ellis. These facts are thus recorded and
preserved for the benefit of said children and all others who may be
interested.

Sincerely,

Mary Moran, January 18, 2002

It's 600 pages plus.  I just bought a copy from the Tioga County
Historical Society.  I received this reprint today and I had no idea
this book was so large. There is a picture of James M. and Charles E.
Parker int eh book.  I don't know if they are in our line though.

More Vermont leads:

Hiram Parker's father John served from Vermont in the War of 1812.

Hiram's great grandfather Elishama Tozier served from Vermont in the
American Revolution.

John had seven kids.

John's grave:  http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?
page=gr&GRid=1857

As indicated in our last newsletter, Theodore Parker, the grandson of
Captain John Parker was born in Waltham on August 24, 1810.


http://www.flora.org/rosaleen/geneal.html

Bertie Starratt's mother was a direct descendant of Captain John
Parker, a tall, large-framed militiaman, who was at the capture of
Louisburgh, 1758 and at the taking of Quebec, in 1759.. Elected
captain of militia in Lexington, he commanded the Minutemen there on
April 19, 1775.. His cousin, Jonas Parker, was the first man killed
in the American Revolution, having been bayonetted during the
skirmish which followed the confrontation between British regulars
and the local militia on the Common in Lexington, which lies on the
road to Concord, Massachusetts..

Captain John Parker was the one who said he did not wish for war,
but "if we must have war, let it begin here!".. In the early hours of
April 19, he placed his tiny force of less than eighty men out in the
open on the Lexington Common and gave the order that no one was to
fire until, or unless, they were themselves fired upon first..

Meanwhile, the advance party of the British force, a detachment of
light infantry under Col.. Pitcairn, moved on Lexington and made
contact with Parker's men on the Common.. Orders to the British
advance party were likewise not to fire unless fired upon..
Nevertheless, and it has never been ascertained by whom, a shot was
fired, and a general action ensued in which several militiamen were
killed and a number wounded.. The British, with some 800 men in the
field, then reformed ranks and proceeded to their objective, Concord,
where they destroyed some stores and military equipment, then started
the return march to Boston..

They were harried by the militiamen all the way back to Lexington and
British losses were starting to assume serious proportions when their
day was saved by British reinforcements from Boston, who mounted a
cannon on a hill behind Lexington and quickly reduced the
opposition.. During the battle Col.. Pitcairn was dislodged from his
horse, which cantered over to the militia lines.. Pitcairn's saddle
holsters and pistols were removed and given to General Israel Putnam,
who kept them for his own use throughout the war..

Captain John Parker led his men to Boston where they took part in the
Battle of Bunker Hill and the siege of Boston although Parker himself
was too ill to ride.. Shortly thereafter he died of tuberculosis..

Sorting out the Parker family, we found that somewhere in
Massachusetts, in the mid 1600s, Deacon Thomas Parker and his wife
Amy had a son, Hananiah Parker, whose son John Parker, married
Deliverance Dodge, and their eighth child was 8.. Lt Josiah Parker,
born April 11, 1694 at Reading, Massachusetts.. Josiah married Anna
Stone and one of their eight children was 6.. Captain John Parker IV,
born July 13, 1729, at Lexington, Massachusetts..

Captain John Parker married Lydia Moore, third daughter of Thomas and
Mary Moore of Lexington, Massachusetts.. Their daughter 5.. Ruth
Parker, born Dec.. 7, 1765, died March 12, 1838, was married on
November 14, 1787, to David Bent II, whose mother was Mary Felch,
daughter of Ebinezar Felch of Massachusetts..

The great great grandfather of David Bent II, was John Bent, who, in
1638, had embarked from Penton-Grafton, 70 miles south west of
London, England, on a journey which took him to Sudbury,
Massachusetts.. His son was Hopestill Bent, and Hopestill's son was
Micah Bent.. In 1737 Micah Bent married Grace Rice, daughter of David
Rice, and by 1760 they had settled in Bentville, Nova Scotia..

The youngest child of Ruth Parker and David Bent II was 7.. Rebecca
Bent, born 1800, who married Joseph Starratt on September 27, 1826
and one of their sons was 2.. George Starratt II, born March 1, 1829,
who married Mary Blackadore, daughter of Charles Blackadore, from the
United States, who was working at the dockyards in Halifax, Nova
Scotia in 1784 and for many years thereafter..

http://www.ellisgen.com

Thank you for this link Chuck Spence.

http://aleph0.clarku.edu/~djoyce/gen/conn/families.html#parker

Victoria tester is a Lookup volunteer for Tioga County genealogy
data.  I wrote the note below to her seeking data.  Her replies are
attached.
Scott Parker


Date: Sunday, December 23, 2001 8:46 AM
Subject: Tioga Historical Gazetteer and Directory
Hi Victoria:

I recently discovered that I have roots to Israel Ellis and
Frederick Parker in Tioga County. I am posting my research at
http://www.geocities.com/tropez99/apgenealogy.html

I attach a web site that mentions the "HisGazTiogaCo" and I'm
assuming that acronym references the Historical Gazetteer and
Directory.

I have found a lot of data on Ellis, such as that attached, but
nothing on Frederick Parker and I wonder if he is mentioned in the
Historical Gazetteer and Directory.

Do you know if the Historical Gazetteer and Directory has been
reprinted by the Historical Society or others? Are copies for sale
anywhere?  I would love to get a copy.

Best regards and thank you,

Scott Parker

*****************************


Hi, here I am again.  The book I am looking at and which my mother
bought for me when she visited Tioga County a couple of years ago is
the Historical Gazetteer and Directory of Tioga County New York,
1785-1888 complied and edited by W.B. Gay...
It is of course a reprinted  edition, reprinted by the Tioga County
Historical Society and the book states their address as 110-112
Front Street Owego, NY
13827...
but let's make sure they are still there at that address--I
just contacted someone I think will know...and will let you know as
soon as I hear back...I also asked for an email and phone number for
them... if I remember, it is about 15 dollars or so, maybe a little
more, but a big book and definitely worth it...

FREDERICK PARKER:  the reference to him occurs in this passage:
p.88    "The first town meeting was held at the house of Gilbert
Smith, April 27, 1824, when the following officers were elected:
Gilbert Smith, supervisor; John Crotsley, town clerk; Jonathan
Barnes, A.H. Schuyler and William Hanna, assessors; William Crans,
Frederick Parker, and John Glitner, commissioners of highways; John
Parker, constable and collector..."

Are there any other Parkers I can find for you?  There are several
more in the index... Now let me look at your Ellis material...

Scott, what is your direct Ellis line?  This directory is chock full
of Ellis'...there is a very interesting passage about Ebenezer I
will scan or type for you shortly...it has a bit more in it than
what's on your chart...

Just spoke to the Tioga County Historical Society--at 1-607-687-
2460...
the address I gave you is correct...I guess their website is down
because they had free space on a location that went bankrupt...
the book is 22.50, but with NY tax and shipping charges, you need to
send a whopping check for 27.18$ to them...with a short note
explaining what you're buying...best wishes, V.

A note on this: "Solomon Ellis (5.Jesse3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1)
ref: Rootsweb, married Susan Slawson, born 1812, ref: Rootsweb, died
APR 10, 1874.  Susan: The Roosweb file may have misspelled her name -
there were many Slossons in the area." I did find a Nathan Slawson
listed as among the first pioneers (1830-35) of what they
called "West Hill," northwest of Barton, and several Slawsons in the
index of the Gazetteer...Nathan may have been Susan Slawson's father?

Victoria Tester

Gloria Koehler transcribed these Parker family Bible documents which
are in the possession of Scott Parker.

***

      On Mon, 18 Feb 2002 10:31:59 -0500 "Gloria Koehler" writes:

Scott, I started this last week, but everything becomes frantic here
around the weekend so, even though I thought I had saved, it, I
hadn't. It is in that nebulous area between here and Heaven, where
all lost E-mail go. I plan on stopping there on my way to Heaven
after I die:^)) "GK"

FAMILY RECORD - (I have started at the earliest date. I will call it
page 1) It looks like the place of birth was added at a later date.

Samuel Ellis Parker Sr. was born June 18th 1826 in Tioga Co. NY

Frances Luella (could be Letitia) Parker was born November 27/1858
at Franklin LA

Ada Belle Parker was born December 21st/1866 at Hardin TX

William Hayes Parker was born December 14th/1867 at Hardin TX

Walter Scott (Smylie lined through) Parker was born March 28th/1875
at Hardin TX

Samuel Ellis Parker Jr was born May 13th/1877 at Hardin

Mary Emma (added above name- Chalfant) Parker was born July
19th/1878 at Pilot Point TX

Thelma Elizabeth Parker was born April 4th/1898 at Centerville, LA

Top of Page, new column -

Walter Chalfant Parker was born at Hardin Texas in Hardin Country
April 19/1901 (or 2)

Walter Scott Parker son of W.S. Parker and Mary E. Parker was born
July 26 - 1910 at Kountze, TX

Page 2 (earlier date entry than other at first ??)

Elizabeth Jane Hayes was born August 20th in the Year of Lord 1837

John Wesley Hayes was Born January 28th in the Year (sic) Lord 1839

George A. Armstrong was Born March 7th in the Year of Lord 1844

Cordelia Armstrong was Born January 8th in the Year of Our Lord 1848

Thomas Petty Armstrong was Born April 4th in the (sic) of our Lord
1888

Next column

Samuel E. Parker Senior was Born June 18 1826

Francis Luella Parker was Born November 17/1858

Ida Belle Parker Born Dec 21 - 1866 at Hardin Texas

William Hays Parker was born Dec 11th, 1867

Walter Smylie Parker was Born March 28th 1875 at Hardin Tex

Samuel E. (Ellis) Parker was born May 13th 1897 at Hardin Texas

Third Page - Deaths

George A Armstrong, June 18th 1888

Martha ?? Armstrong deceased (sic - Dipeased 28th June 1888

George Armstrong Died in Confederate ?? City

Samuel Ellis Parker Sr Died at his home in Kountze Texas May 22nd
1901 aged 74 years, 11 months and twenty two days

Walter Chalfant Parker Died at Hardin Texas May 27th 1901 aged five
weeks

(It looks like this was added at a later date, by the same one that
added the Hardin Tx in Births)

Elizabeth Jane Parker died at Kountze Texas, Jan 6th 1902 was
interred in Hardin Cemetery

Francis Luella Parker Died November 10 1861

Ida Belle Parker Died 8th February 1867
(added later, as above)

William Hayes Parker departed this life on this day of 1893
(added later as above)

Thelma Elizabeth Parker daughter of Walter S and Mary E. Parker
departed this life on the 22nd day of March 1910, buried in Hardin
Cemetery

Walter Scott Parker Jr, was BORN (Probably added by mistake on wrong
Bible page)July 26, 1910

I talked to my stepsister today (2/18/2002) and she said that my
grandmother, Mary Emma Chalfant Parker, used to often talk about
visiting in San Francisco during an earthquake in April 1906. She
must have been there visiting Parker relatives.  Grandmother told my
brother, Jim Parker, "...we have relatives in San Francisco."  This
would seem to confirm that she had contact with Hiram Parker or his
family previous to Hiram's creation of the family tree documents in
1911 or so. This would explain how Mary would have been "in the
loop" to receive the Hiram Document.

Scott Parker

1/18/02

Scott:
I thought you might be interested in the following excerpt from the
Navy Official Records:
Regards,
Gary [Matthews]

http://www.brownwaternavy.com/wg-main.htm

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TO Flag-Officer D. G. FARRAGUT,
Commanding Western Division of Gulf Blockading Squadron.
U. S. S. HATTERAS,
Blockading Berwick Bay, May 12, 1862.
SIR: I send you the rebel steamer Governor A. Mouton, in charge of
Master [S. C.] Cruse and a prize crew, for such disposition as you
may choose to make of her. She will not carry fuel enough to carry
her to Key West, and may be useful to you or the army in the
Mississippi River.
I chased her on shore to the southward of my station last night, when
she was set on fire and all hands struck out up the beach and in
boats. I captured the latter, containing 1 passenger, mate, 2
engineers, cook, and 7 of the crew. A portion of these I send you
with a list and inventory of things found on board. The captain,
pilot, and clerk escaped.  From all accounts there is but one more
steamer left that usually runs down this coast, and she, the
prisoners tell me, is now repairing up the Sabine; two others have
lately been wrecked on the coast.
I hope it will be convenient for you to send my officer and prize
crew back soon, as I am very short of officers and men and have
several prisoners on board without any marines to look after them.
I have seen nothing of the Rhode Island, and will ask you to forward
my mail with yours to the United States.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. F. EMMONS,
Commander.

*************************************************************
TO: Hon. GIDEON WELLES,
	 Secretary of the Navy, Washington, D. C.

U. S. S. HATTERAS,
Blockading Berwick Bay, May 12, 1862.
SIR: Not meeting the mail steamer Rhode Island, I have had no
opportunity to communicate with the flag officer until to-day. Having
captured the rebel steamer Governor A. Mouton, from Sabine Pass,
bound to Berwick Bay with some freight on board, I dispatched her to
the Mississippi Passes, in charge of a prize crew, for such
disposition as the flag-officer may think proper to make of her. She
is not a proper sea boat, and only carries about three days' fuel.
I hear of two others wrecked down the coast, and the prisoners tell
me that the only remaining one running out of Berwick is now up the
Sabine River repairing.
I am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. F. EMMONS,
Commander.


**********************************************************

I enclose a list of the crew of the Governor A. Mouton, and an
inventory of things found on board. They ran her ashore and set her
on fire, but I succeeded in getting her off.  [Enclosures.]
List of prisoners taken from steamer Governor Mouton.
Name.
                          Rank.                 Native 	          Age.
	 Eyes    Hair  Complexion  Height.
                                                     of-
Samuel Parker             Captain     New York        36 Gray
	 Light Fair         5  8

William Rupperusberg    Mate    Germany 35 Brown Dk.
brown Dark 5  6½

E. M. Elliott             Engineer  Georgia 29 Dk. hazel
	 do do 5  5½

Henry Watkins*   do    England 41 Lt. blue
	 Gray Light 5  8¼

John Erb             Fireman  Bavaria 41 Gray Sandy
do 5 6¼

Edw'd Van Hoorebeke do Belgium  30 Black Brown
	 Dark 5  7½

Edward Butler* do Germany 27 Brown do Light 5  8

Thomas Chapman do England 26 Gray do do 5  4

Edmund Miller do Germany 32 do do do 5  6½

Mattice Troy* do Austria 30 Blue Lt. brown do
	 5  7½

Godfrey Carbar* do Germany 35 Gray do do 5  5½

Louis Beaudrau* Cook Canada 25 do Dk. brown Dark
	 5  5¾

Abe Smith PassengerOhio 31 Hazel Brown Light  6 5

John McClane Clerk Ireland

Nat Burgess Pilot Louisiana

*Were sent in the prize; the others are still retained as prisoners
on board.  The captain's clerk and pilot ran, and Mr. Smith,
passenger, was sent on shore at Mulberry Island, to the southward of
Vermilion Bay, at his own request. The boat could not land and he
goes with others to the Mississippi Passes.
GEO. F. EMMONS, Commander.
List of cargo found on board steamer Governor Mouton.
4 bbls. pork.
18 kits mackerel.
9½ bbls. mackerel.
1 bbl. oil or lard.
15 boxes tobacco.
16 bags flour.
2 hd. bacon.
1 tierce bacon.
1 hd. corn meal.
2 boats.
2 anchors.
1 chain.
One box containing 47 1-lb. canisters of powder, 1 bog of balls, 1
old rifle, 1 old musket, and a few articles of provisions were
retained on board of the Hatteras, with six prisoners, and the
furniture and bedding usual in such boats.  G. F. EMMONS, Commander.


_____________________________________________________
Scott Parker wrote:
>
>  Hi Gary:
>
> On your web page http://www.brownwaternavy.com/wg-main.htm  the
following
> ship is mentioned:
>
> May 11, 1862
>  HATTERAS captured steamer GOVERNOR A. MOUTON of Berwick Bay, LA.
>
> Capt. Samuel Ellis Parker of the Mouton was my great great
grandfather. His
> brother, William Clark Parker, bought the boat.   My brother told
S.E.'s
> story to our local paper in 1976.  That story and related genealogy
is at
> www.geocities.com/tropez99/apgenealogy.Html
>
>
> Thank you for all that you do.
>
> Scott Parker
>
> Atlanta
>

>
>

1/02/02

Thanks for all the info and images. I will check out the websites you
mentioned.

Regards,
John Ellis
Mobile
---------


Scott Parker wrote:
>
> To:
>
> CONFEDERATE STATES NAVY,
> MUSEUM, LIBRARY & RESEARCH INSTITUTE
> (Confederate Navy Research Center)
> MOBILE, ALABAMA
> John E. Ellis, Founder
> P. O. Box 50950
> Mobile, Alabama 36605-0950
> email: captjohn@...
>
>  Hi Captain John Ellis:
>
> On your web page http://www.csnavy.org/marque,reprisal.htm the
> following ship is mentioned:
>
> New Orleans, La., collector of, to State Department
> June 10 Transmits application for letters of marque and reprisal of
S. E. Parker for steamer Gov. A. Mouton.
>
> Samuel Ellis Parker (also an Ellis descendant) was my great great
> grandfather.  My brother told S.E.'s story to our local paper in
1976. That story and related genealogy is at
www.geocities.com/tropez99/apgenealogy.Html
>
> I have a photo of S.E.'s grave in Hardin County, Kountze, TX that I
> will send you when I locate it.
>
> Thank you for all that you do.
>
> Scott Parker
>
> Atlanta

12/18/01, letter to Scott Parker

Hi
was suprised to get this message and some of the names on page 4 are
parts of the family that I am related too.  In my records, I have an
Ebenezer Ellis, that would be my 4 greats grandfather, his son
Alexander would be my 3 greats grandfather, his son Ira Day Ellis
would be my 2 greats grandfather, his daughter Cora Lucretia Ellis
Brink would be my great grrandmother, her son Ira Ellis would be my
grandfather and his daughter Louise Brink Tribe would be my mother.
My maiden name was Tribe.  The father of this Ebenezer Ellis would be
an Israel Ellis and this is where my info starts.  When you go into
the Tioga County info and the Emory Chapel is mentioned that is where
my grandparents Ira and Florence Harding Brink are buried.  Florence
Harding came from the Talmadge Hill area of Waverly and they owned a
green house business on Ellistown Road for about 50 years.  My ex and
I lived on some of that property.

Berverly Olson
BOlson3137@...

This data came from a dead, but cached, website at
sites.netscape.net/marveljohn1/ellis_israel.html

I saved a .html version of it too...  Scott

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Descendants of Israel Ellis



1.      Israel Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married Betsey (?), born C. 1735,
ref: Rootsweb.

                          Children:

         +  2.       i       Ebenezer Ellis born 1765.

         +  3.       ii     Samuel Ellis born May 14, 1775.



Second Generation



2.      Ebenezer Ellis (1.Israel1) born 1765, ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Betsey McCullough, born 1769, Scotland, (daughter of George
(McCullum) McCullough and Mary (?)) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died MAR 10,
1842.  Ebenezer died NOV 5, 1837.  Came to New York from Forty Fort,
near Wyoming, PA in 1787, first locating at the town of Nichols,
remaining there until 1791 when he went to Barton, settling near the
mouth of the Ellis Creek. Had 13 children. Betsey: Betsey's sister
married John Hanna, apparently the reason the Hanna's and Ellis'
arrived in the Tioga Co., area at the same time.

                          Children:

             4.       i       Samuel Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

         +  5.       ii     Jesse Ellis.

             6.       iii       Conwell (Cornie) Ellis ref:
HisGazTiogaCo.

             7.       iv       Abigail Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

         +  8.       v       William Ellis born JUN 12, 1787.

         +  9.       vi       Alexander Ellis born 1788.

         +  10.       vii       Barbara Ellis.

             11.       viii       Benjamin Ellis born 1791, Barton,
Tioga, NY, ref: Rootsweb, married Abigail Parker, born 1795, ref:
Rootsweb, died Jun 1857.  Benjamin died SEP 30, 1871.  Not mentioned
in HisGazTiogaCo.

             12.       ix       Elizabeth Ellis born 1793, Barton,
Tioga, NY, ref: Rootsweb, married Parish Saunders, born Jan 4, 1788,
(son of Luke Saunders and Sarah Dewey) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died May
16, 1847.  Elizabeth died AUG 24, 1847.



3.      Samuel Ellis (1.Israel1) born May 14, 1775, ref: Rootsweb,
married Barbara McCullough, born Apr 14, 1770, Scotland, (daughter of
George (McCullum) McCullough and Mary (?)) ref: Rootsweb, died Jan 2,
1852.  Samuel died eb 25, 1826.

                          Children:

             13.      i       James Ellis born Jun 19, 1795, ref:
Rootsweb.

             14.      ii     Ebenezer Ellis born Jul 18, 1797, ref:
Rootsweb.

             15.       iii       Nancy Ellis born Aug 6, 1799, ref:
Rootsweb.

             16.      iv       Calistra Ellis born Feb 25, 1802, ref:
Rootsweb, married Hugh Hill, ref: Rootsweb.

         +  17.      v       Samuel Ellis born Jun 19, 1804.

             18.      vi       Margaret Ellis born Jul 20, 1806, ref:
Rootsweb.

             19.       vii       Matilda Ellis born Oct 31, 1808, ref:
Rootsweb, married Gershom B. Pennel, born Dec 2, 1814, ref:
Rootsweb.  Matilda died Aug 13, 1881.



Third Generation



5.      Jesse Ellis (2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Nancy Halliday, ref: Rootsweb.

                          Children:

         +  20.      i       Solomon Ellis.

         +  21.      ii     George Ellis born SEP 20, 1818.

         +  22.       iii       Conwell Ellis born 1826.

         +  23.      iv       Prentice Ellis.

             24.      v       Jane Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married Simon
Newcomb, ref: Rootsweb.

             25.      vi       Orvilla Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
William Mills, ref: Rootsweb.

             26.       vii       Missouli Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
George Manhart, ref: Rootsweb.



8.      William Ellis (2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born JUN 12, 1787,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Lydia Seeley, born Jan 23, 1789,
(daughter of Israel Seeley and (?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died
Mar 21, 1874.  William died SEP 26, 1848.  Lydia: 13 children. A
Rootsweb file has her father as Samuel Seeley

                          Children:

         +  27.      i       William Tappen Ellis born Feb 22, 1807.

             28.      ii     Fanny Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died in
Infancy.

         +  29.       iii       John Ellis.

             30.      iv       Sally Ellis born 1810, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Henry Swartwood, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Sally
died May 23, 1848.  Henry: Of KS.

             31.      v       Ransom Ellis born Apr 28, 1811, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Oct 3, 1830.

             32.      vi       Harriet Ellis born May 23, 1812, ref:
Rootsweb, died Feb 1, 1831.

         +  33.       vii       Selah Ellis born Nov 15, 1814.

             34.       viii       Julia Ann Ellis born Aug 3, 1817,
ref: Rootsweb, died Oct 12, 1830.

             35.       ix       Amanda Ellis born Aug 12, 1819, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Charles Pemberton, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Amanda
died Jul 10, 1902.

             36.      x       Elizabeth Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             37.       xi       (?) Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died in
infancy

             38.       xii       (?) Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died
in infancy.

             39.       xiii       Charlotte Ellis born Nov 5, 1827,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married c. 1845, James Parker, born 1823, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo.  Charlotte died Oct 18, 1892.

             40.       xiv       Lydia Ellis born 1836, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died 1838.



9.   Alexander Ellis (2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born 1788, Barton,
Tioga, NY, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Elizabeth (Betsey) Saunders,
born 1795, (daughter of Luke Saunders and Sarah Dewey) ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Jan 29, 1869.  Alexander died SEP 24, 1865.  The
first white child born in Barton, Tioga, NY Elizabeth: Had 12
children.

                          Children:

         +  41.      i       Ira Day Ellis born Jan 16, 1818.

             42.      ii     Nancy Ellis born 1818, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Apr 29, 1874.

             43.       iii       Zeno W. Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.
Died in infancy.

             44.      iv       Solon S. Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.
Died at age 4. A Rootsweb file calls him Solomon.

         +  45.      v       Christopher S. Ellis born 1822.

         +  46.      vi       Charles B. Ellis born 1824.

             47.       vii       Sarah E. Ellis born c. 1827, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Robert Fitzgerald, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

         +  48.       viii       Nelson A. Ellis.

         +  49.       ix       Lewis B. Ellis born 1829.

             50.      x       Charlotte Melisse Ellis born c. 1834,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Nathan Saunders, (son of Luke Saunders
and Sarah Dewey) ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  A Rootsweb file indicates she
married James Partridge.

         +  51.       xi       Cyrus Ellis born 1836.

             52.       xii       Hiram Ellis born c. 1837, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo.



10.    Barbara Ellis (2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Parish Saunders, born Jan 4, 1788, (son of Luke Saunders and
Sarah Dewey) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died May 16, 1847.

                          Children:

             53.      i       Lucinda Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Thomas F. Johnson, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             54.      ii     Hiram Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Dead
by 1888.

             55.       iii       John Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             56.      iv       Benjamin Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             57.      v       William Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo.



17.    Samuel Ellis (3.Samuel2, 1.Israel1) born Jun 19, 1804, ref:
Rootsweb, married Peggy Westbrook, ref: Rootsweb.

                          Children:

             58.      i       Samuel Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             59.      ii     Edward Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             60.       iii       Daniel Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             61.      iv       Lenora Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Lyman Lang, ref: Rootsweb.

             62.      v       Nancy Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married John
B. Fink, ref: Rootsweb.

             63.      vi       Martha Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             64.       vii       Jefferson Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



Fourth Generation



20.    Solomon Ellis (5.Jesse3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) ref:
Rootsweb, married Susan Slawson, born 1812, ref: Rootsweb, died APR
10, 1874.  Susan: The Roosweb file may have misspelled her name -
there were many Slossons in the area.

                          Children:

             65.      i       Ebenezer Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             66.      ii     Horace Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             67.       iii       Owen Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             68.      iv       Lyman Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             69.      v       Nancy Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Julius Bloodgood, ref: Rootsweb.

             70.      vi       Phoebe Jane Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             71.       vii       Lucinda Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             72.       viii       Catherine Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             73.       ix       Martha Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



21.    George Ellis (5.Jesse3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born SEP 20,
1818, Barton, Tioga, NY, ref: Rootsweb, married in Litchfield, NY,
Freelove Nichols, born DEC 12, 1818, ref: Rootsweb.  George died DEC
27, 1888, Mt. Pleasant, NY.

                          Children:

         +  74.      i       John Charles Ellis born OCT 16, 1838.

             75.      ii     Orvilla Ellis born SEP 13, 1840, ref:
Rootsweb, married OCT 4, 1859, in Litchfield, NY, Jesse Brown, ref:
Rootsweb.  Orvilla died JAN 7, 1900.

         +  76.       iii       William Henry Harrison Ellis born OCT
28, 1844.

             77.      iv       Josephine Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             78.      v       George Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             79.      vi       Theron Ellis born MAY 17, 1855, ref:
Rootsweb, married Mary Elizabeth Spencer, born AUG 9, 1855, ref:
Rootsweb, died DEC 12, 1897.

             80.       vii       Ida Ellis born AUG 1, 1859, ref:
Rootsweb, died AUG 16, 1897.

             81.       viii       Mary Jane Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



22.    Conwell Ellis (5.Jesse3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born 1826,
ref: Rootsweb, married Rachel Washburn, born 1804, ref: Rootsweb,
died Sep 28, 1875.  Conwell died NOV 16, 1897.

                          Children:

             82.      i       Henry Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             83.      ii     Jesse Ellis born Feb 1838, ref: Rootsweb,
died Nov 13, 1916.

             84.       iii       Hiram Ellis born May 29, 1839, ref:
Rootsweb, died 1922.

             85.      iv       Chester Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             86.      v       Emily Ellis born Nov 12, 1840, ref:
Rootsweb, died 1910.

             87.      vi       Sarah Ellis born Mar 10, 1845, ref:
Rootsweb, died May 14, 1867.

             88.       vii       Paulina Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             89.       viii       Almina Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
William W. Wright, ref: Rootsweb.

             90.       ix       Selim Ellis born Nov 22, 1852, ref:
Rootsweb, died Feb 10, 1900.



23.    Prentice Ellis (5.Jesse3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) ref:
Rootsweb, married Harriet (?), ref: Rootsweb.

                          Children:

             91.      i       Edwin Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             92.      ii     Edmond Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             93.       iii       Louise Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



27.    William Tappen Ellis (8.William3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born
Feb 22, 1807, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Mary Hanna, born 1813,
(daughter of John Hanna and Deborah Hyatt) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died
1872.  William died Aug 27, 1897.

                          Children:

             94.      i       Ransom Ellis born 1832, ref: Rootsweb,
died 1834.

             95.      ii     Lydia Ellis born 1834, ref: Rootsweb,
died 1836.

             96.       iii       Thaddeus Walker Ellis ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Stella Hanna, (daughter of William Hanna and
Jane Raymond) ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

         +  97.      iv       John Ellis.

             98.      v       Portia Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married John
Westfall, ref: Rootsweb.



29.    John Ellis (8.William3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Lavina Wright, ref: Rootsweb.  Of Geneva, IL
in 1888.

                          Children:

             99.      i       Elizabeth Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



33.    Selah Ellis (8.William3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born Nov 15,
1814, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Rebecca Myers, born Sep 14, 1814,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Jun 14, 1900.  Selah died Dec 27, 1899.  Of
Ellistown in 1888.

                          Children:

         +  100.    i       Gilbert S. Ellis born Feb 8, 1836.

             101.    ii     Lora May Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Louis Miller, ref: Rootsweb.  Lora died 1928.

             102.       iii       Ameila Ellis born 1842, ref:
Rootsweb, married Lewis Dedrick, ref: Rootsweb.

             103.    iv       Harriet Eliza Ellis ref: Rootsweb,
married Charles Hanna, (son of George Hanna and Catherine Wentz) ref:
Rootsweb.



41.    Ira Day Ellis (9.Alexander3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born Jan
16, 1818, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Jul 2, 1845, Electa Curtis,
born Nov 4, 1822, (daughter of Robert Curtis and Betsey Merton) ref:
Rootsweb, died Dec 8, 1902.  Ira died Mar 11, 1894.

                          Children:

             104.    i       Helen Augusta Ellis born Jun 28, 1848,
ref: Rootsweb, married George Munn, born Aug 23, 1838, ref: Rootsweb,
died Jan 1891.  Helen died Dec 29, 1884.

             105.    ii     Ira Clifford Ellis born Mar 19, 1853, ref:
Rootsweb, died Nov 4, 1871.

             106.       iii       Fred Tozer Ellis born Jun 17, 1860,
ref: Rootsweb, died Mar 27, 1926.

             107.    iv       Sydney Eugene Ellia born Jun 17, 1863,
ref: Rootsweb, died Dec 10, 1923.

             108.    v       Cora Lucretia Ellis born Oct 17, 1863,
ref: Rootsweb, died May 23, 1893.



45.   Christopher S. Ellis (9.Alexander3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1)
born 1822, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Juliette Curtis, born 1828,
(daughter of Robert Curtis and Betsey Merton) died 1904.  Christopher
died 1893.

                          Children:

             109.    i       Emily Allena Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             110.    ii     Charles Edgar Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Julia Tillman, ref: Rootsweb.

             111.       iii       Nettie M. Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             112.    iv       Kate L. Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             113.    v       Elizabeth Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



46.    Charles B. Ellis (9.Alexander3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born
1824, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Elizabeth Maria Curtis, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo.  Charles died Dec 1, 1901.

                          Children:

             114.    i       J. Addison Ellis born 1845, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Alice Edgecomb, born Jun 5, 1853, (daughter of
George Edgecomb and (?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Aug 18,
1931.  J. Addison died Jun 23, 1925.

             115.    ii     F. Leontine Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Oscar Vanatta, ref: Rootsweb.



48.    Nelson A. Ellis (9.Alexander3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Myra Wolcott, ref: Rootsweb.

                          Children:

             116.    i       Glencoe Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             117.    ii     Francis Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Nelson A. Payne, ref: Rootsweb.

             118.       iii       Alexander Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



49.    Lewis B. Ellis (9.Alexander3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born
1829, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married (1) Prudence Walden, born 1842,
ref: Rootsweb, died 1867, married (2) c. 1870, A. Delphine Tharll,
born 1847, ref: Rootsweb, died 1914.  Lewis died 1914.

                          Children by Prudence Walden:

             119.    i       John M. Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married Ada
Irish, ref: Rootsweb.

                              Children by A. Delphine Tharll:

             120.    ii     Elecliff Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             121.       iii       Howard Ellis born 1871, ref:
Rootsweb, died 1873.

             122.    iv       Prudence Ellis born 1876, ref: Rootsweb,
died 1879.



51.    Cyrus Ellis (9.Alexander3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born 1836,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Lodeska Swartwood, (daughter of Selah P.
Swartwood and Sarah (Sally) Seymour) ref: Rootsweb.  Cyrus died Jun
1894.

                          Children:

             123.    i       Ward H. Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             124.    ii     Selah E. Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Nellie Hedges, ref: Rootsweb.



Fifth Generation



74.    John Charles Ellis (21.George4, 5.Jesse3, 2.Ebenezer2,
1.Israel1) born OCT 16, 1838, ref: Rootsweb, married MAR 4, 1863, in
Blockhouse, PA, Mary Louisa Fleming, born SEP 21, 1846, ref: Rootsweb.

                          Children:

             125.    i       Emma Jane Ellis born DEC 20, 1864, ref:
Rootsweb, died MAY 21, 1869.

             126.    ii     Jennie Freelove Ellis born FEB 11, 1870,
ref: Rootsweb, died JUL 1, 1894.

             127.       iii       George Prentice Ellis born JAN 15,
1874, ref: Rootsweb, died MAY 8, 1874.

             128.    iv       Ida May Ellis born JUL 14, 1877, ref:
Rootsweb, married Ira Allen Brooks, ref: Rootsweb.

             129.    v       Ada May Ellis born JUL 14, 1877, ref:
Rootsweb, married Fred Millard, ref: Rootsweb.  Twin of Ida May.

             130.    vi       John Charles Ellis born OCT 29, 1882,
ref: Rootsweb.

             131.       vii       Arthur Jay Ellis born MAR 13, 1890,
ref: Rootsweb.



76.    William Henry Harrison Ellis (21.George4, 5.Jesse3,
2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1) born OCT 28, 1844, ref: Rootsweb, married
Mary Pierce, born AUG 10, 1846, ref: Rootsweb, died JAN 24, 1892.

                          Children:

             132.    i       Edith Ellis born 1866, ref: Rootsweb,
died 1866.

             133.    ii     Jennie M. Ellis born JAN 20, 1867, ref:
Rootsweb, died FEB 20, 1930.



97.    John Ellis (27.William4, 8.William3, 2.Ebenezer2, 1.Israel1)
ref: Rootsweb, married Julia Ovenshire, ref: Rootsweb.

                          Children:

             134.    i       Nellie Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             135.    ii     May Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



100.   Gilbert S. Ellis (33.Selah4, 8.William3, 2.Ebenezer2,
1.Israel1) born Feb 8, 1836, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Amanda
Curtis, born Oct 23, 1837, (daughter of Robert Curtis and Betsey
Merton) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Feb 27, 1908.  Gilbert died Jun 16,
1895.

                          Children:

             136.    i       Harvey W. Ellis born Jan 28, 1867, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Feb 28, 1867.  Died in infancy.

             137.    ii     Arthur C. Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             138.       iii       Eddie M. Ellis born Feb 21, 1873,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Jun 14, 1873, Dryden, Tompkins, NY, buried:
Ellis Hollow Cemetery.  Died in infancy.



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Descendants of George McCullough



1.      George (McCullum) McCullough born Scotland, ref: Rootsweb,
married Mary (?), born Scotland, ref: Rootsweb.

                              Children:

         +  2.       i      Margaret McCullough born 1763.

         +  3.       ii     Betsey McCullough born 1769.

         +  4.       iii     Barbara  (Barbary) McCullough born Apr
14, 1770.



Second Generation



2.      Margaret McCullough (1.George1) born 1763, Co. Galloway,
Scotland, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married in Nescopeck Falls, PA, John
Hanna, born 1743/4, Galloway, Scotland, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Apr
28, 1845, Barton, Tioga, NY, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly
Tioga, NY.  Margaret died 1839, Barton, Tioga, NY, buried: Emory
Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Came from same town in Scotland
as Husband, Name is given as Margaret McCullum in Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY records. John: In Revolutionary War.
Died at age 102. Early settler of Barton, Tioga, NY. Landed at
Philadelphia as a servant to the captain of the ship on which he
sailed.  After leaving Nescopeck Falls, PA, he came to Barton, Tioga,
NY and purchased a farm on Ellis Creek.

                              Children:

         +  5.       i      John Hanna born 1783.

         +  6.       ii     Nancy Hanna born c. 1787.

         +  7.       iii     Jane Hanna.

         +  8.       iv     William Hanna born Jul 22, 1791.

         +  9.       v      Margaret Hanna born Dec 16, 1798.

         +  10.      vi     George Walker Hanna born Oct 5, 1799.

         +  11.      vii    Elizabeth (Betsey) Hanna born 1794.

         +  12.      viii   Sally Hanna born 1802.

             13.      ix    Martha Hanna born Sep 8, 1806, Tioga, NY,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Joseph G. (Wilkinson) Wilkenson, born
Sept 13, 1802, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Feb 15, 1888, buried: Emory
Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Martha died Jul 28, 1898, Tioga,
NY, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.



3.      Betsey McCullough (1.George1) born 1769, Scotland, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Ebenezer Ellis, born 1765, (son of Israel
Ellis and Betsey (?)) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died NOV 5, 1837, buried:
Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Betsey died MAR 10, 1842.
Betsey's sister married John Hanna, apparently the reason the Hanna's
and Ellis' arrived in the Tioga Co., area at the same time. Ebenezer:
Came to New York from Forty Fort, near Wyoming, PA in 1787, first
locating at the town of Nichols, remaining there until 1791 when he
went to Barton, settling near the mouth of the Ellis Creek. Had 13
children.

                              Children:

             14.      i      Samuel Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

         +  15.      ii     Jesse Ellis.

             16.      iii     Conwell (Cornie) Ellis ref:
HisGazTiogaCo.

             17.      iv     Abigail Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

         +  18.      v      William Ellis born JUN 12, 1787.

         +  19.      vi     Alexander Ellis born 1788.

         +  20.      vii    Barbara (Barbary) Ellis born 1794.

             21.      viii   Benjamin Ellis born 1791, Barton, Tioga,
NY, ref: Rootsweb, occupation Methodist Minister, married Abigail
Parker, born 1795, ref: Rootsweb, died Jun 1857.  Benjamin died SEP
30, 1871, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Not
mentioned in HisGazTiogaCo.

             22.      ix    Elizabeth Ellis born 1793, Barton, Tioga,
NY, ref: Rootsweb, died AUG 24, 1847.



4.      Barbara  (Barbary) McCullough (1.George1) born Apr 14, 1770,
Scotland, ref: CemRec, married Samuel Ellis, born May 14, 1775, (son
of Israel Ellis and Betsey (?)) ref: CemRec, died Feb 25, 1826,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Barbara died Jan
2, 1852, buried: West Newark Churchyard Cemetery.

                              Children:

             23.      i      James Ellis born Jun 19, 1795, ref:
Rootsweb.

             24.      ii     Ebenezer Ellis born Jul 18, 1797, ref:
Rootsweb.

             25.      iii     Nancy Ellis born Aug 6, 1799, ref:
Rootsweb.

             26.      iv     Calistra Ellis born Feb 25, 1802, ref:
Rootsweb, married Hugh Hill, ref: Rootsweb.

         +  27.      v      Samuel Ellis born Jun 19, 1804.

             28.      vi     Margaret Ellis born Jul 20, 1806, ref:
Rootsweb.

             29.      vii    Matilda Ellis born Oct 31, 1808, ref:
Rootsweb, married Gershom B. Pennel, born Dec 2, 1814, ref:
Rootsweb.  Matilda died Aug 13, 1881.



Third Generation



5.      John Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) born 1783, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Deborah Hyatt, born c. 1799, (daughter of John
Hyatt and (?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died May 12, 1875.  John
died Sep 3, 1849, Tioga, NY.

                              Children:

             30.      i      Mary Hanna born 1813, ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married William Tappen Ellis, born Feb 22, 1807, (son of William
Ellis and Lydia Seeley) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Aug 27, 1897,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Mary died 1872,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY records indicate buried with husband,
daughter Lydia and son Ransom. William: A TompCoNYGenWeb file calls
him William F. Ellis, however Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga,
NY records call him William T. b. 1807 d. 1893 buried with Mary
Hanna, Lydia and Ransom.

             31.      ii     Sarah (Sally) Hanna born Jul 11, 1814,
NY, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married David C. Lyons, born Dec 24, 1809,
NY, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Apr 12, 1902, WI.  Sarah died Apr 16,
1907, WI.  David: Of WI

             32.      iii     Julia Hanna ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married
Daniel B. Horton, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Daniel: Of Owego.

             33.      iv     Ira Hanna born 1820, ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Martha A. Park, born 1825, (daughter of Daniel Park and (?)
_____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Dec 28, 1886, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Ira died Mar 6, 1908, buried: Emory
Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Their children (Charles F., and
Sarah) are not listed in a Rootsweb file of their cheildren, which
does include Lenora and Ida.  That file also has shildren Elizabeth
m. James Duff and Chase. Martha: A Rootsweb file calls her Myra or
Maria.



6.      Nancy Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) born c. 1787, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married (1) John Swartwood, born 1807, (son of James
Swartwood and (?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died May 1, 1814,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY, married (2) John
Shoemaker, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Nancy died May 10, 1876, Tioga, NY,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  John: age 35y
John: A TompCoNYGenWeb does not have this marriage.

                              Children by John Swartwood:

             34.      i      Belinda Swartwood.

             35.      ii     Martha (Polly) Swartwood.

             36.      iii     Selah P. Swartwood born May 21, 1807,
ref: CemRec, married Sarah (Sally) Seymour, born 1823, ref: CemRec,
died Jan 7, 1887, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.
Selah died 1860, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.
Name is Seely on headstone

             37.      iv     Eliza Swartwood born c. 1814.



7.      Jane Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Joseph Swain, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Jane died Jun 25, 1829,
Barton, Tioga, NY.  Joseph: Of Chemung, NY

                              Children:

             38.      i      Horace Swain.

             39.      ii     Lewis Swain.

             40.      iii     Owen Swain married Albina Gregory.

             41.      iv     Alfred Swain.

             42.      v      John Swain.

             43.      vi     Robert Swain.

             44.      vii    William Swain.



8.      William Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) born Jul 22, 1791,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married (1) Nancy ( Sanders) Saunders, born 1804,
(daughter of Luke Saunders and Sarah Dewey) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died
Jan 14, 1836, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY,
married (2) Jane Raymond, born 1813, (daughter of Isaac Raymond and
(?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Oct 27, 1881, buried: Emory
Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  William died Nov 2, 1866,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

                              Children by Nancy ( Sanders) Saunders:

             45.      i      Selah Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb, married
Elizabeth Boradhead, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

             46.      ii     William Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb, died
Sept. 1835, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Must
have died young, since there is another William by his father's
second wife.

             47.      iii     Martha Eliza Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb,
married Charles Holt, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

             48.      iv     Sarah (Sally) Hanna born 1828, NY, ref:
TompCoNYGenWeb, married John Shackelton, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.  Sarah
died 1921.  John: Of Waverly, NY

             49.      v      Charlotte Hanna born Nov 28, 1829, ref:
TompCoNYGenWeb, married James Partridge, born 1821, ref:
TompCoNYGenWeb, died 1911.  Charlotte died Nov 1, 1876.

             50.      vi     Jane Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb, married
Matthias Hunter Hollenbeck, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

             51.      vii    John Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb, married
Mary Mundy, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

                              Children by Jane Raymond:

             52.      viii   William A. Hanna ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died
Jan 9, 1871, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             53.      ix    Edward Hanna ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             54.      x     Stella (Estella) Hanna ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Thaddeus Walker Ellis, (son of William Tappen Ellis and Mary
Hanna) ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             55.      xi    George I. Hanna born 1848, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Estella ( Stella) E. Catlin, born 1851, ref:
TompCoNYGenWeb, died 1932, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly
Tioga, NY.  George died 1932, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly
Tioga, NY.

             56.      xii    Adelbert Hanna ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             57.      xiii   Frederick Hanna ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Mary Mills, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

             58.      xiv   Maud Hanna ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married
Arthur Fitch, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Arthur: Of Arkansas.

             59.      xv    Emmet Hanna born 1856, ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
died July 26, 1863, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga,
NY.  age 7y2m20d



9.      Margaret Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) born Dec 16, 1798,
NY, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Elisha E. Hill, born May 4, 1793, CT,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Sept 20, 1864, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Margaret died Sep 4, 1880, Tioga, NY,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

                              Children:

             60.      i      Sarah Hill born Feb 26, 1826, ref:
CemRec, died Mar 14, 1893, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly
Tioga, NY.  probable daughter, since buried with Elisha A. and
Margaret.

             61.      ii     Hannah Hill born 1829, married Oliver
Welton.  Hannah died June 1, 1856, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY.  age 27y10m

             62.      iii     Lometia Hill married Alonson Welton.

             63.      iv     John Hill born c. 1822, married Elizabeth
Cure.

             64.      v      Elizabeth Hill born c. 1831, married Joe
Park.

             65.      vi     Jane Hill born c. 1837, married
Montgomery Mead.



10.    George Walker Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) born Oct 5, 1799,
ref: GeoWalker & Des, married Catherine (Katherine) Wentz, born 1800,
ref: GeoWalker & Des, died July 9, 1876, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  George died Jun 6, 1878, buried: Emory
Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  a Rootsweb file calls him George
Walter, but since George Walker & His Descendants lists him as
Walker, that is the preferred usage here.

                              Children:

             66.      i      Julia W. Hanna born AUG 11, 1827,
Ellistown, NY, ref: GeoWalker & Des, married Leander Walker, born MAY
20, 1822, Factoryville, NY, (son of George Walker and Zulimma
Washington Flower) ref: GeoWalker & Des, died AUG 25, 1897, Waverly,
Tioga, NY.  Julia died APR 29, 1897.

             67.      ii     Ambrosia M. Hanna born MAY 21, 1849, ref:
GeoWalker & Des, married OCT 24, 1849, in Factoryville, NY, Thaddeus
Sobieski Walker, born APR 30, 1827, Factoryville, NY, (son of George
Walker and Zulimma Washington Flower) ref: GeoWalker & Des, died MAY
18, 1894, East Waverly, Tioga, NY.  Ambrosia died SEP 29, 1869.

             68.      iii     Charles Hanna ref: Rootsweb, married
Harriet Eliza Ellis, (daughter of Selah Ellis and Rebecca A. Myers)
ref: Rootsweb.

             69.      iv     Martha Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb, married
Charles Sawyer, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

             70.      v      Amelia Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb, married
Lyman Buck, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

             71.      vi     George (Quigg) Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb,
married jul 22, 1857, in Owego, Tioga, NY, Sarah Saunders, born 1839,
Tioga Co., NY, (daughter of Christopher Saunders and Mary (Polly)
Haynes) ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.

             72.      vii    Katherine Hanna ref: TompCoNYGenWeb,
married Emmett Holbert, ref: TompCoNYGenWeb.



11.    Elizabeth (Betsey) Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) born 1794,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Lewis Mills, born 1801, (son of Stephen
Mills and (?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died May 8, 1862, buried:
Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Elizabeth died Apr 8,
1847, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

                              Children:

             73.      i      Miami Mills born 1817, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Sylvanus Wright, born 1812, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died June 19, 1882, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY.  Miami died Aug 14, 1900, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             74.      ii     William G. Mills born C. 1818, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Susan Shakelton, born 1819, (daughter of John
O. Shakelton and (?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died 1886.  William
died C. 1904.

             75.      iii     John Mills ref: Rootsweb, married
Elizabeth Brown, ref: Rootsweb.



12.    Sally Hanna (2.Margaret2, 1.George1) born 1802, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married (?) Whitaker, born c. 1806, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo.  Sally died 1873.

                              Children:

             76.      i      Horace Whitaker.

             77.      ii     Jane Whitaker.

             78.      iii     Phoebe Whitaker.

             79.      iv     Lewis Whitaker.

             80.      v      William Whitaker.

             81.      vi     James Whitaker.

             82.      vii    Francis Whitaker.



15.    Jesse Ellis (3.Betsey2, 1.George1) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married
Nancy Halliday, ref: Rootsweb.

                              Children:

             83.      i      Solomon Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Susan Slawson, born 1812, ref: Rootsweb, died APR 10, 1874.  Susan:
The Roosweb file may have misspelled her name - there were many
Slossons in the area.

             84.      ii     George Ellis born SEP 20, 1818, Barton,
Tioga, NY, ref: Rootsweb, married in Litchfield, NY, Freelove
Nichols, born DEC 12, 1818, ref: Rootsweb.  George died DEC 27, 1888,
Mt. Pleasant, NY.

             85.      iii     Conwell Ellis born 1826, ref: Rootsweb,
married Rachel Washburn, born 1804, ref: Rootsweb, died Sep 28,
1875.  Conwell died NOV 16, 1897.

             86.      iv     Prentice Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
Harriet (?), ref: Rootsweb.

             87.      v      Jane Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married Simon
Newcomb, ref: Rootsweb.

             88.      vi     Orvilla Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
William Mills, ref: Rootsweb.

             89.      vii    Missouli Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married
George Manhart, ref: Rootsweb.



18.    William Ellis (3.Betsey2, 1.George1) born JUN 12, 1787, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Lydia Seeley, born Jan 23, 1789, (daughter of
Israel Seeley and (?) _____) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Mar 21, 1874,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  William died SEP
26, 1848, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  One of
the unnamed children is probably Julia M. Ellis, b. 1831 d. June 15,
1837 buried in Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY per cemetery
records, indicating "Dau of William & Lydia, 6y5d" Cemetery records
indicate b. c. 1768 d. Sept 26, 1829 "61yrs, 8 mos., 12 days". Lydia:
13 children. A Rootsweb file has her father as Samuel Seeley Emory
Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY cemetery records indicate d. Mar
26, 1871.

                              Children:

             90.      i      William Tappen Ellis born Feb 22, 1807,
ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Mary Hanna, born 1813, (daughter of John
Hanna and Deborah Hyatt) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died 1872, buried: Emory
Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  William died Aug 27, 1897,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  A TompCoNYGenWeb
file calls him William F. Ellis, however Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY records call him William T. b. 1807 d. 1893 buried
with Mary Hanna, Lydia and Ransom. Mary: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY records indicate buried with husband daughter Lydia
and son Ransom.

             91.      ii     Fanny Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died in
Infancy.

             92.      iii     John Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married
Lavina Wright, ref: Rootsweb.  Of Geneva, IL in 1888.

             93.      iv     Sally Ellis born 1810, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Henry Swartwood, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Sally
died May 23, 1848.  Henry: Of KS.

             94.      v      Ransom Ellis born Apr 28, 1811, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Oct 3, 1830, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY.  Headstone indicates spelling Ranson "son of
William and Lydia, 19y."

             95.      vi     Harriet Ellis born May 23, 1812, ref:
Rootsweb, died Feb 1, 1831.

             96.      vii    Selah Ellis born Nov 15, 1814, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Rebecca A. Myers, born Sep 14, 1814, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Jun 14, 1900, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY.  Selah died Dec 27, 1899, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Of Ellistown in 1888. Headstone says d.
Dec 27, 1894 and spells name Sela.

             97.      viii   Julia Ann Ellis born Aug 3, 1817, ref:
Rootsweb, died Oct 12, 1830.

             98.      ix    Amanda Ellis born Aug 12, 1819, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Charles Pemberton, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Amanda
died Jul 10, 1902.

             99.      x     Elizabeth Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             100.    xi    (?) Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died in
infancy

             101.    xii    (?) Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died in
infancy.

             102.    xiii   Charlotte Ellis born Nov 5, 1827, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married c. 1845, James E. Parker, born 1823, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died 1897, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly
Tioga, NY.  Charlotte died Oct 18, 1892, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             103.    xiv   Lydia Ellis born 1836, ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
died 1838.



19.    Alexander Ellis (3.Betsey2, 1.George1) born 1788, Barton,
Tioga, NY, ref: HisGazTiogaCo, married Elizabeth (Betsey) Saunders,
born 1795, (daughter of Luke Saunders and Sarah Dewey) ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Jan 29, 1869, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY.  Alexander died SEP 24, 1865, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  The first white child born in Barton,
Tioga, NY.  76y11m12d Elizabeth: Had 12 children.

                              Children:

             104.    i      Ira Day Ellis born Jan 16, 1818, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Jul 2, 1845, Electa Curtis, born Nov 4, 1822,
(daughter of Robert Curtis and Betsey Merton) ref: Rootsweb, died Dec
8, 1902, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Ira died
Mar 11, 1894, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.
Cemetery records indicate b. Jan 16, 1813

             105.    ii     Nancy Ellis born 1818, ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
died Apr 29, 1874, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             106.    iii     Zeno W. Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died
in infancy.

             107.    iv     Solon S. Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Died
at age 4. A Rootsweb file calls him Solomon.

             108.    v      Christopher S. Ellis born 1822, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Juliette Curtis, born 1828, (daughter of
Robert Curtis and Betsey Merton) ref: CemRec, died 1904, buried:
Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Christopher died 1893,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  headstone says d.
1898 Juliette: headstone says d. 1882(?).

             109.    vi     Charles B. Ellis born 1824, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Elizabeth Maria Curtis, born 1824, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died 1901, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly
Tioga, NY.  Charles died Dec 1, 1901.  Elizabeth: called Maria on
headstone.

             110.    vii    Sarah E. Ellis born c. 1827, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Robert Fitzgerald, ref: HisGazTiogaCo.  Sarah
died July 21, 1861, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga,
NY.  Headstone says "dau of ??? & Betsey, 37yrs."

             111.    viii   Nelson A. Ellis ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Myra Wolcott, ref: Rootsweb.

             112.    ix    Lewis B. Ellis born 1829, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married (1) Prudence Walden, born 1842, ref: CemRec,
died 1867, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY, married
(2) c. 1870, A. Delphine Tharll, born 1847, ref: CemRec, died 1914,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.  Lewis died 1914,
buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             113.    x     Charlotte Melisse Ellis born c. 1834, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Nathan Saunders, born 1793, (son of Luke
Saunders and Sarah Dewey) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died Jan 16, 1876,
Tioga Co., NY.  A Rootsweb file indicates she married James
Partridge. Another Rootsweb file calls his wife Nancy Dewey, b. 1837
d. 1899 buried Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             114.    xi    Cyrus Ellis born 1836, ref: HisGazTiogaCo,
married Lodeska Swartwood, (daughter of Selah P. Swartwood and Sarah
(Sally) Seymour) ref: Rootsweb.  Cyrus died Jun 1894.

             115.    xii    Hiram Ellis born c. 1837, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo.



20.    Barbara (Barbary) Ellis (3.Betsey2, 1.George1) born 1794, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Parish Saunders, born Jan 4, 1788, (son of
Luke Saunders and Sarah Dewey) ref: HisGazTiogaCo, died May 16,
1847.  Barbara died Aug 24, 1847, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY.  Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY records
give her last name as Sanders "wife of Parish".  Also called
Elizabeth, with the same dates, in another Rootsweb file.

                              Children:

             116.    i      Lucinda Saunders born Nov 19, 1812, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, married Thomas F. Johnson, born Nov 24, 1804, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Dec 29, 1866, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery,
Waverly Tioga, NY.  Lucinda died Apr 15, 1897, buried: Emory Chapel
Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.

             117.    ii     Hiram Saunders born May 1815, ref:
HisGazTiogaCo, died Jun 4, 1880.  Dead by 1888.

             118.    iii     John Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             119.    iv     Benjamin Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             120.    v      William Saunders ref: HisGazTiogaCo.

             121.    vi     Sally Saunders born 1818, ref: CemRec,
died May 16, 1840, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.
Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY records give her last name
as Sanders "22yrs. 7 mos., 10das., dau of Parish and Barbary".

             122.    vii    Robert Saunders.

             123.    viii   Christopher Saunders born 1838, ref:
CemRec, died 1910, buried: Emory Chapel Cemetery, Waverly Tioga, NY.
Co. M 13 regt. NY H. A. (Possibly Civil War).



27.    Samuel Ellis (4.Barbara2, 1.George1) born Jun 19, 1804, ref:
Rootsweb, married Peggy Westbrook, ref: Rootsweb.

                              Children:

             124.    i      Samuel Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             125.    ii     Edward Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             126.    iii     Daniel Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             127.    iv     Lenora Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married Lyman
Lang, ref: Rootsweb.

             128.    v      Nancy Ellis ref: Rootsweb, married John B.
Fink, ref: Rootsweb.

             129.    vi     Martha Ellis ref: Rootsweb.

             130.    vii    Jefferson Ellis ref: Rootsweb.



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Hello everyone:

Gloria Koehler came across an interesting document over a decade ago.
It described Hiram's war service in the Civil War. He was fighting
for the Union for the Indiana 33rd. The document also described
Hiram's grandfather's Revolutionary War Service. Hiram is Gloria and
Bea's grandfather. The Revolutionary War Hero's name was Elishama
Tozier. So he was Gloria and Bea's Great Great Grandfather. So in the
past decade Gloria and her daughter Mary (formerly known as Ellen, I
use my first name now) began researching our ancestral roots and came
up with quite a bit of information which we will share with your in
these messages. However, the neatest information we came up with is a
long lost cousin in the name of Scott Parker who lives in Atlanta,
Georgia. Hiram' father was named John and John had a brother named
Frederick and Frederick is who Scott is descended from.  Scott's e-
mail address is tropez99@.... There seems to be some
interesting similarities between us all, including which
unfortunately I do not possess, the love of invention which Gloria
and Bea's father Bruce and of course our Uncle Bruce, Gloria and
Bea's brother have inherited. Any other inventors out there? Scott
has directed us to an incredible amount of Web sites and in fact has
created his own which supplies our family history.

In these e-mail's I will guide you through the three major lines -
Ellis, Parker, and Tozer. Please respond with any insight, comments,
additions, etc.. Just so you aren't confused, Israel Ellis married
Betsey, they had Ebenezer who married Betsey McCullough, they had
Ebenezer Jr. who married Eunice McCullough who had Lizzie Ellis who
married John Parker on our side while on Scott' side John's brother
Frederick married Nancy Ellis. John's son was Hiram who married
Arletta Francis. Their youngest son Bruce was the father of Bruce,
Bea, Margie, and Gloria. On Scott's side Frederick and Nancy had
Samuel, who ultimately fought in the Civil War for the Confederacy.
That was Scott's great grandfather. Scott was able to piece his
connection to our part of the family because he had a twelve page
family tree that Hiram wrote out in the early 1900's for his cousin's
family.  I put a query on Roots.com about the Ellis-Parker connection
and Scott responded, not really certain who Hiram was, so here we are
one week later!!

From The History of Waverly, New York - Page 200 "Descendents of
Israel and Betsey Ellis (1) Ellis, Israel, b. 1735, probably in
England, settled first in Connecticut then the territory of Wyoming,
near Forty-Fort, Pennsylvania, and finally followed his son,
Ebenezer, to Barton.  Shortly after he spent a lengthy visit with his
son, Conway, in Canada, returning to Barton, where he died and was
buried in an old cemetery, near the old gravel pit on the Milltown
Rd. In later years workmen at that pit unearthed his bones, together
with his wife's and three other persons, but neglected to preserve
the. Israel m. Betsy Issue: Conway, Ebenezer, William,  Jesse, Samuel
and probably others."  Ebenezer is who we are descended from.
Interestingly, Conway was a Tory while Samuel fought in the
Revolutionary War. "Ebenezer was the original pioneer of Barton
Township and Nichols township, coming to the former from his Forty
Fort home in 1787, and removing to the latter in 1791. His sons,
William and Alexander, were the first white children born in these
respective townships. He made the first cabin, and planted and
harvested the initial crops, in Barton. With his brother, Samuel, who
joined him in 1795, he erected and operated the first sawmill.  It is
from him that the community now called Ellistown, and its watering
stream: upon whose banks, he built his sawmill; Ellis Creek, derive
their names. Deeply religious he became a member of the first
Methodist class in that locality, in 1805. This class later became
the nucleus of Emory Chapel.  Ebenezer was born in 1765, died
November 5, 1836, married Betsy McCullogh,(McCullough) (a sister of
Margaret (Mrs. John) Hanna) born 1769, died March 10, 1842. Issue
Samuel, Jesse, Conwell, Abigail, Barbara, William, Alexander,
Benjamin, Elizabeth, and four others, who died in infancy. " From the
book Our Country and Its People on page 83 it states, "John Parker
settled in Ellistown," name later changed to Barton" at an early
date.  He married Lizzie Ellis, by whom he had seven children, viz.:
Frederick, Henry, Clark, James, Hiram, Caroline and Abby.

From Our Country and Its People Page 323,  "In the southwest corner
of Tioga county, with the Pennsylvania state line on the south, and
Chemung line on the west, is one of the most important civil
divisions of the county, known by the name of Barton, but why so
named and called in the erecting act, or by the early settlers, is a
question never satisfactorily answered in local annals.  This is not
an important question in Barton history, and the present writer feels
disposed to accept the theory advanced by the most recent chronicler
of local events. However it is a well known and conceded fact that
during the twenty-five years next following the close of the
revolution all names which were distinctively English were very
obnoxious to the victorious Americans, and there was a marked
tendency on the part of legislative authority, and of the settlers in
general, to repudiate all things strictly English and to accept only
that which would not suggest any complimentary allusion to the mother
country: but as to what may have been the spirit which actuated the
power that named this town Barton cannot be told.   This much is
true: It was a good name, worthily bestowed, and the town now so
called is one of the very best in this old and historic shire.

The physical features and characteristics of Barton are not
strikingly dissimilar to those of other towns; the same general
rolling condition of the land surface prevails, but unlike others,
Barton has the two grand waterways, The Susquehanna and Chemung
rivers, the one on the southeast and the other on the southwest
border.  Then, too, Cayuga and Ellis Creeks, have their courses
almost wholly within the town, affording facilities for perfect
drainage not enjoyed by all the civil divisions of the county. In the
valleys of the streams are some of the most fertile and productive
farming lands in the entire region...": from page 332: Pioneer
Ebenezer Ellis built the first dwelling house, and harvested the
first crops raised in the town.  Alexander, son of Ebenezer Ellis,
was the first white child born in Barton. Ebenezer and Samuel Ellis
built the first saw mill, on Ellis Creek.  On page 333 Frederick
Parker is listed as a Commissioner of the Highways, and John Parker
is listed as Constable and Collector in 1824.

Remember the Ellis, Parker, Tozier connection from same book page 666
Waverly and Town of Barton: Elisha Tozer came from the east to Barton
and settled on Shepard Creek about the year 1800. He was a captain in
the Revolution.  He took up a lot of wild land, built a log house,
cleared up a farm from the original forest, and was a farmer and
lumberman all his days.

I hope everyone enjoyed. Until next time....
Mary at dorpa@...

http://www.cyndislist.com/vt.htm

Two facts:

The census below says Frederick (I can't tell if this was Frederick
Jr. or Frederick Sr., but I think it's Jr. because I know Jr. was
married to Nancy Ellis)was from Vermont.


1850 Warren County, Indiana census:

32  122  124 Ellis          Celesta        18
F                                  NY

33  122  124 Ellis          Ebenezer       14
M                                  Ohio

34  122  124 Ellis          Nancy          9
F                                  Ohio

41  79   80  Parker         Fredrick       55   M
Farmer         500       Vt

42  79   80  Parker         Nancy          47
F                                  NY

And...

Hiram Parker's documents state that:

"Frederick Parker married Elizabeth Tozer [or Tozier?] He died in
Vermont. His wife died about 1842 in Williamsport, Indiana"

Is this definitive proof that Frederick Sr. was from Vermont? Should
we be looking for Frederick Sr. and his parents in Vermont grave
yards?

I placed a parkerellis.GED file in the file cabinet.  IT is a single
GED file that attempts to encompass all families.  But since the
Ellis'males married Parker females, and Ellis females married Parker
males, the GED file "comes back on itself" -- it's stuck in a loop.
Therefore, separate GED files need to be made for each family: Ellis
and Parker.

Author: Beverly J Olson  Date: 17 Jun 2000 1:05 PM GMT

I have a family history pretty well back to Israel Ellis born in 1785
probably in England. Moved to Barton, NY from Wyoming, PA where he
died in 1795. He was married to a Betsy ?. This would be my great-
great-great-great-great grandfather. He had 5 sons. Conway, Ebenezer,
William, Jesse and Sameul and maybe others. Ebenezer is next in line
in my direct family. Israel Ellis is the one that I cannot trace back
any further.

http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?
htx=message&r=rw&p=surnames.ellis&m=1338

A book on the history and genealogy of the Tozer (Tozier) family, and
their kin, of Miramichi, New Brunswick, Canada. Jared Tozer (1764-
1850) was a Connecticut native who fought as a Patriot in the
Revolutionary War but later migrated north to the new Loyalist
Province New Brunswick. The book contains biographical data on him
and his wife Eunice Ives; Eunice's father Capt. David Ives; and the
first three generations of Jared and Eunice's descendants, who made
their homes in New Brunswick, Quebec, Maine, Massachusetts,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Kansas, Colorado, California, Washington, and
elsewhere. The principal surnames in the book are Tozer, Tozier,
Adams, Allen, Bamford, Beecham, Burton, Cromwell, Decker, Dunphy,
Emmerson, Fowler, Gibbons, Godfrey, Judd, Matthews, McAllister,
Menzies, Murray, Mutch, Niles, Packard, Parker, Robinson, Ross,
Silliker, Sinclair, Somers, Stevens, Strickland, Taylor, Travis,
Walker, and Whitney. TITLE: "Jared Tozer and his Descendants," by W.
D. Hamilton. First published, 1972. Revised edition, 1974. New and
Enlarged Edition, 1998. Softcover, 100 pages, with illustrations,
bibliography, and surname index. CONDITION: Fine. SHIPPING: $5.00
within North America. Overseas additional. TERMS OF PAYMENT: By check
or money order or online through BidPay at http://www.bidpay.com

http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1502390932

From:
http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?
elizabeth::tozer::79.html

Re: Ralph Tozer - 1800's PA and Guy Tozer
Posted by: Bob Rice Date: March 23, 2001 at 21:36:08
In Reply to: Ralph Tozer - 1800's PA and Guy Tozer by Monica Cox  of
126


Monica: I am sure we have a match. Guy was in the War of 1812 with
his father, Julius and his brother Samuel. You might want to check
DAR records on this. I have details in father's file as
follows: "Betty Sharp" <gnlgybty@...>

Bob - I compared the information you had on the children of Julius
and it is the same. I have a copy of the bio of Julius off of
GenForum. I have been researching Tozers since 1977 to have compiled
lots of information and would be glad to share what I have. I am
really concentrating on Elishama as he is my direct line. There is so
much available on Julius. I had been corresponding with Ruth Tozer
Bixby of Athens, Pa. she was a descendant of Joel Murray Tozer, son
of Julius. In 1992 I was in Athens but did not get to visit Ruth. I
was traveling with 3 other people and had just a little time for
genealogy. We did take pictures of the Rest Cemetery. Many years ago
Ruth
did some drawing of tombstones at North Waverly and Rest cemeteries.

I came across a book "Sketches of McKean, Thomas, Tozer and Wilson
Families" by Geo. E. Bushnell. He has a very complete rundown on
Julius's family. I only copied pgs 45-54. The book was at the Fort
Wayne Genealoogy Library. All I had on Susan was birth date, and the
names of her husbands.
Here is what Bushnell has on her.......
child #10..Susan Tozer, b. Athens, Penna. 4 Mar 1804, md. lst.
William Rice; md. 2nd James Weed.
Children 1, probably (i.Martha Jane Rice. (no number assigned).
(Note: it is probable that the only child of the first marriage was
the lst wife of David Walker (Jr) of Ottawa, Ills., who md. lst. a
Martha Jane Rice, by whom he had three children, George Lee Walker,
Julia Mariana Walker, and Will Douglas Walker; David Walker, md 2nd,
Lucy (35) Tozer, whom family tradition states was a cousin of his lst
wife: David Walker also had two older sisters, both of whom married
into the Weed family, viz:Keziah Walker, who md. Edmund Weed, and
Malinda Walker who
md. ________Weed.)

Have you ever run into any information on Elishama Tozer? He also
served in the Revoultionary War but was living in Washington County,
N.Y. , near the Vermont border. He came to Waverly probably about
1800.

I will be happy to share any of my other info.........Betty

"Julius Tozer, a brother-in-law of Jonathan Harris, was born at
Colchester, June 16, 1764, and before the war went with his father
and family to Wyoming. After the battle they returned to Connecticut,
where Julius, although but a lad, enlisted in the service. After the
war he married, at Colchester, Hannah Conklin, daughter of Ananias
Conklin, who was born Oct. 7, 1784. In 1791 they came to Exeter, in
Luzerne Co., and in 1794 to Athens. Mr. Tozer was elected colonel of
a regiment in the militia of this State, and during the War of 1812
he raised a company, of which he was captain and served through that
war, two of his sons, Samuel and Guy, accompanying him. His children
were Hannah, born Oct. 4, 1788; Alice, March 5, 1789 - Elizabeth R.,
Aug. 28, 1791; Samuel, Aug. 1, 1792; Julius,
March 7, 1794; Lucy, Jan. 25, 1796; Dorothy, Jan. 28, 1798; Guy,
March 7, 1799; Albert, May 30, 1801 ; SUSAN, March 1, 1803; Joel
Murray, Aug. 11, 1805; Mary Ann, June 21, 1807; and Cynthia, May 1,
1809. Col. Tozer died Dec. 7, 1852, and his wife died March 5, 1832."

Per Tri-County Website: Col. Julius Tozer b. 16 June 1764 d. 7 Dec
1852 was a Revolutionary War Veteran as well as a Veteran of the War
of 1812; he was a Captain - Artillery, Continental Army and Swift's &
Dobbins Regiment, NY Militia in war of 1812. bd. Tioga Point Cmty.,
Athens Boro., Bradford County, PA.

Database: Full context of Pennsylvania Pensioners, 1835
County: Bradford Co., PA
Rank: Private
Annual Allowance: 50.00
Sums Received: 125.00
Description of service: Pennsylvania Militia
When placed on Pension roll: May 10, 1833
Commencement of Pension: March 4, 1831
Age: 70

"The Settler" Nov. 2000, The Bradford County Historical Society,
Volume XXXVIII #4: Colonel Tozer and Hannah burial sites were moved
from Tootletown to the Tioga Point Cemetery by Son Guy.

I did a Google/Yahoo search for Parker Coat of Arms and found several
coats of arms.  The search is

http://google.yahoo.com/bin/query?p=parker+coat+of+arms&hc=0&hs=0

But be advised that coats of arms were assigned to blood lines within
surnames (possibly scores of differnt lines within the surname),
There is no single coat of arms for the Parker, or any other surname.

Scott

www.geocities.com/tropez99/apgenealogy.html

http://www.win.net/ehayden/states/louisiana/stmary/

I'm replying to my own message below so you can see how messages are
threaded together so the train of thought continues on the same
subject.

Scott

--- In parkerhistory@y..., "tropez99" <tropez99@y...> wrote:
> I'll post the first message as a sample. I would like to cut and
> paste some of the family history info from Mary and Gloria's
earlier
> letters in here. Or, please post the data yourselves if you like
> ladies.
>
> One can keyword search all the messages in the whole darn site for
a
> name or place or whatever. All the messages will be indexed on the
> Google.com search engine as well so that others, during their web
> searches, will come across the names and places important to us.

I'll post the first message as a sample. I would like to cut and
paste some of the family history info from Mary and Gloria's earlier
letters in here. Or, please post the data yourselves if you like
ladies.

One can keyword search all the messages in the whole darn site for a
name or place or whatever. All the messages will be indexed on the
Google.com search engine as well so that others, during their web
searches, will come across the names and places important to us.