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Cont. Generation 3: Christopher Henry (3) Benner (John Henry (2), Andreas (1) was born 24 May, 1757 in Braintree, Mass, and died 8 Sept., 1842 in Dennysville, Washington Co., ME. He married Thankful Garnet (Garnett/Gardner) 21 June, 1777 in Abington, Mass. She was the daughter of Daniel (Garnett/Gardener) and Alice Garnett/Gardener). She was born abt 1758 in Braintree, Mass. and died 27 Mar. 1845 in Dennysville, Washington Co., ME.
Notes on Christopher Henry Benner: Christopher had two terms of service during the American Revolution. First in 1775 and then again in 1780. Information on his service is contained in Vol. 1, page 944, "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailers in the Warof the Revolution."
Notes for Thankful Garnet (Garnett/Gardener). She was baptized in 1758. The Dennys River Historical Society Newsletter, Vol. 12, No.4, October 1999 states that Thankful's brothers, "Daniel, Calvin, Laban and Joseph also came to the Dennysville area about 1790. That Thankful was the wife of Christopher Benner, a Revolutionary veteran who is said to have crossed the Delaware with Gen. George Washington. While working for Judge Theodore Lincoln, Christopher lived in a log cabin on Lot 38 at the narrows of Denny's River (later the site of the Reynolds-Gardner house. He and his family moved to Edmunds in 1822."
Children of Christopher Benner and Thankful (Garnett/Gardener): i. Elizabeth Benner, b. Abington, Mass; d. 26 April, 1778. ii. Christopher Henry Benner, Jr., b. 9 Nov, 1791, Dennysville, Washington Co., ME; d. 19 March, 1862, Dennysville, Washinton Co., ME; iii. Mary Benner, b. 12 Dec., 1794, Dennysville, Washington Co.; married James Farley.; iv. John Haskel Benner, b. 5 June, 1798, Dennysville, Washington Co., ME; v. Betsy Benner, b. 1789; married Robert Ashe.

GARNETT OR GARDENER, Thankful (I1540)

BENNER, Christopher Henry (I1539)

Could real name be Elizabeth?

BENNER, Betsy (I1550)

Date is from McClelland family bible

Family F253

date is marriage license application.

Family F28

David Cather four children orphaned. David drowned 31 Jan 1835, his wife had just died prior. The oldest daughter Adelaide/Adeline was taken in by her aunt Jane Cather and husband Robert McKee. Son Napoleon and daughter and Francis Louise went to David's brother James to live. And the youngest Sarah Jane went to live with Hiram Adams and his wife Elizabeth William, sister of Delilah Williams. As they had no children, so they adopted Sarah jane as their own. because Hiram's will divided his property between his surviving brothers and their children.

H IRAM ADAMS, b. 1797, Frederick Co., VA, USA; d. 04 May 1879; m. ELIZABETH WILLIAMS, 15 Feb 1826; b. 1802; d. 15 Jan 1875.

Family F171

David R. Waite, 53, a native of this town, [Greenfield, MA] died in Philadelphia, Pa. quite suddenly Thursday evening. He was educated in the public schools here and graduated from Greenfield High. He worked in the local frieght office for some years and afterwards was a station agent at North Adams. He was a member of the Masonic order. Besides his widow and one daughter he is survived by his mother, Mrs. Henry Wait of Cheapside, two brothers, Bernard F. and Wallace S. Wait, also of this town, one sister, Mrs. T. N. Buddington of Washington D. C. The body will be brought to the home of his mother to-day where funeral services will be held to-morrrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, with burial in Green River Cemetery.
(Gazette and Courier, Greenfield, Mass. April 19, 1913 page 4)

WAIT, David R. (I905)

David's son's Alexander's death certificate says David's birth as Germany, but 1880 census for David says Ohio

TEMPLE, David (I52)

Death cert says 1901, but Albert in 1924 wrote that his birth date was 1900. See passport application below.

FLETCHER, Albert Marion (I1262)

Death cert says 1901, but he is a twin with Albert, and in 1924 Albert wrote that his brith date was 1900.

FLETCHER, Delbert O. (I1315)

Death notice says never married.

DUFFEY, Uriah (I452)

did he die in he civil war?

STAGGS, James H. (I686)

Died as an infant -- per Ruth Blackburn

MCKENZIE, Baby (I1127)

Died at Seattle General Hospital

HUSBY, Ole (I163)

Died between arriving on ship in New York, May 1890 and the Canada 1891 dated 16 April 1891, where his wife is listed as a Widow.

MCKENZIE, Duncan (I180)

Died of Rheumatic fever at parents home.

JOHNSON, Oliver Bertrand (I166)

Divorced her husband with the last name of DUNN

DUNN, Edward T. (I15)

Don't have Elizabeth's last name, but would not be surprised if it is Catharina's sister Elizabeth. Elizabeth died in 1778, Christian was born abt 1778. And Catharina married Christian Sr. in Sept., 1778, sounds like Elizabeth died in childbirth, and sister Catharina took over and filled the spot.

Elizabeth (I1513)

Don't know for a fact if this death date is correct. Find a grave reference

Mary A. (I418)

Don't know for a fact if this last name is right. Folks have it online, but I haven't seen any documents yet. Someone else had her last name as Belanger

LAPORT-ST. GEORGES, Josetta (I417)

Don't know if it is the right one, but there is a John william Weaver who died 08 Feb 1910 in Mount Vernon, Knox, Ohio, United States per "Ohio, Death Index, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2007," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/VKYZ-MLR : accessed 24 Jun 2013), J

But of course with no birthdate don't know if this is my john william weaver

WEAVER, John William (I573)

Don't know if this is my George Staggs, as he would be abt 48 y.o. at the time.

STAGG OR STAGGS, George Washington (I1598)

Don't know when he died. Will was made 22 May 1812, and proved March 1814

ADAMSON, Simon Jr. (I1361)

Don't remember where I got this date from, on headstone says 1906, and find a grave has june 7 1906

BLAIN, William J. (I34)

Doris's sister said this marriage was annulled due to the fact that her marriage to Robert Nance had not been dissolved before she married William Arnold Duffey Nielsen.

Hopefully it was annulled in early 1956 before he married Shirley Joy Neese in May of 1956.

Family F582

Double wedding 2 Jan 1757 Phineas Hurd married Anna Hawley and Andrew Hawley married Ann Hurd (Hard).

Family F525

DUFFEY WILLIAM ARNOLD 1934 03 12
HELEN MARG, GREENHAUM, UNKNOWN, NEW ORLEANS LA
DUFFEY, ROYAL WILLIAM

DUFFEY OR NIELSEN, William Arnold (I1)

Eastern Arizona Courier
Posted: Monday, November 10, 2003 12:00 am
Belle Greenbaum passed away peacefully in Tucson on Oct. 23, 2003. She was with her children and her friend and caretaker of four years, Beth Navallez. Belle was 91.
Belle and her husband Arnold moved to Safford in the early 1940s from Chicago, Ill. She lived here until she moved to Tucson in 1994, a year after Arnold passed away. Over the 50 years that she lived in Safford, Belle was instrumental in reopening the old Safford public swimming pool where she taught swimming for many summers. She also helped move the Safford Public Library from the old Women's Club building to the Odd Fellows Home. In 1962 she went back to her first love, teaching. She taught English at Safford High School for 10 years before she retired. After retirement, she and Arnold attended Eastern Arizona College, taking classes in creative writing, photography and art. During the summers they traveled and spent many sessions at Elder Hostels all over the western United States. Belle was an avid golfer; she loved to play bridge and grew some of the Gila Valley's most prize-winning roses. Belle is survived by her two daughters, Jeannie Miller and Ilene Wignall; and her son, David. Belle has four grandchildren, Zane and Case Miller, Christopher Fisher and Emma Greenbaum. Belle was an artist, a poet, a photographer, a painter, a sculptor, a teacher and -- most of all -- a friend and a mother.
For those wishing to remember Belle, donations to the Belle and Arnold Scholarship Fund at Eastern Arizona College would be appreciated.

KATZ, Belle (I69)

Eldest dau of Asahel Hurd

HURD, Sarah (I120)

Esther came from Asahel's birth record. The "Ann" and "Hawley" came from records about Phinneas U.E.L., where Ann accompanied her brother Jehiel Hawley.

HAWLEY, Anna Esther (I1612)

Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0496902. gives record of Daniel's marriage to Alice, says her last name is Garnett.

Alice (I1542)

Family stories say her middle name was Christina, but her marriage certificate shows "S". Could she have taken the S for the Smith family that took her in?

HANSEN, Nielsine Kirstine S. (I100)

family tree shows her born 1863, don't know the source. 1900 census shows her born 1868, but it does look possible that the "8" has been adjusted.

MERZ, Marie S. (I889)

familysearch.org:
name: Herbert Barton Ross
gender (standardized): Male
gender (original): Male
baptism/christening place: Plymouth, Iowa
birth date: 23 Sep 1899
birthplace: Portland
father: William Ross
mother: Mary Bell Christensen
indexing project (batch) number: C86921-4
system origin: Iowa-VR
source film number: 1412087

ROSS, Herbert Barton (I327)

Fannie may not be the mother of all of the children listed as she was Samuel's second wife.

Fannie (I1088)

First and middle names interchangeable. Also see her as Carolyn Sarah Myers.

MYERS, Sarah Caroline (I463)

First name may be Wallace

WAIT, Walter S. (I908)

Florence G. Taylor: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice

Telegraph Herald (Dubuque, IA) - Tuesday, June 6, 2006
Deceased Name: Florence G. Taylor
PLATTEVILLE, Wis. - Florence G. Taylor, 89, of Platteville, peacefully passed away on Monday, May 29, 2006, at Gray's Nursing Home, Platteville.
A celebration to honor her life will be at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, June 24, with recitation of the Kaddish memorial prayer at 7 p.m. Frank and Mary Steck, 1400 N. Second St., Platteville, will be hosting the celebration. The Bendorf Funeral Home, Platteville, is in charge of arrangements.
She was born on Jan. 29, 1917, daughter of William and Gertrude (Kanter) Greenbaum. The youngest of three children, she helped her early widowed mother operate a grocery store in a small Chicago neighborhood. She enjoyed large-city life and the splendor it offered.
She married Samuel Fischler in New York City, and moved with him to Los Angeles. He preceded her in death following 20 years of marriage. She later married Louis Taylor in Galena, Ill., where they lived and operated a business, Taylor House, in a historic mansion. There she applied her accounting skills and belief in personalized customer care to a gift store specializing in fine china and antique glassware. Her hard work and business acumen helped build a cadre of loyal customers from around the world. In 1989, she and Mr. Taylor retired to Platteville, where he died in 1993, and she lived the rest of her life.
Florence delighted in preparing large gourmet feasts for family and friends. It was not unusual to find a cookbook in her hands later in life, even as her eyesight was failing.
Lucky enough to be doted on by two loving husbands, she still encountered many challenges during her life. She was a strong and compassionate woman who faced each difficulty with resilience, grace and an eye-twinkling sense of humor.
Surviving are a nephew, Michael Berg, and wife, Linda, of Bethesda, Md.; a niece, Joanne Brodsky, and husband, Mel, of Potomac, Md.; other nieces and nephews; and close friends, Mary Steck, Marilyn Yoose, Pat and Loretta Thym, Sheila Stephenson and Janet Hunt.
A special thank-you to all the staff at Southwest Health Center and Gray's Nursing Home. Particular thanks to Dr. Sloan, Nancy Swailes, Dean Feldman and Sue Ann Sullivan for their devoted care and compassion.

GREENBAUM, Florence Edna (I63)

For this act of treason, as determined by the Committee of Safety, Phineas Hurd and Benjamin Eastman were arrested on August 22, 1777. Eastman recanted his actions and swore allegiance to the America and was released. Phineas Hurd refused to recant and was jailed. He escaped, how is not known. However, sometime later it was reported to the Captain (his neighbour) that Phineas was at home. The Committee of Safety convinced a friend of the Hurds to get Phineas to meet him. When Phineas appeared, he was taken into custody without the opportunity to speak to his family. They never saw him again. Phineas was however, allowed to contact a family friend, Israel Burritt, and have him tell Anna what had happened. The general opinion of the day was that Phineas was held prisoner on a prison ship moored at the mouth of the North River. On December 31, 1777, the ship mysteriously burned, killing all on board, including Phineas.

HURD, Phineas (I1611)

found out Lillian's name was Tecla based on her daughter Frieda's birth record in combination with Lillian's death record - Liz

ISRAEL, Lillian or Tecla (I590)

found this last child on the 1860 census.

DENUNE, Huldah (I1693)

From census records like her parents were both born in Vermont. According to her daughter's birth record Marion was born in Malone, New York

WRIGHT, Marion Elizabeth (I871)

from Dodd, Jordan. Virginia, Marriages, 1660-1800 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1997.

See differences in spelling
Name: Adam Nease
Spouse: Elizabeth Harfrine
Marriage Date: 19 Jun 1790
Marriage Location: Shenandoah County, Virginia

Family F204

from find a grave website

BLAIN, William J. (I34)

from Shenandoah Cty Minute book 1806
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, VIRGINIA MINUTE BOOK1806 - 1810

1807 Jan 13 - John Nease, orphan of Adam, chose George Mowery as guardian. The said George Mowery is appointed guardian to Michael Neese, orphan of Adam.

This shows the two brothers Michael and John both having George Mowery as guardian.

George Mowery is Elizabeth Harpine's second husband after Adam Nehs died. The question is, by orphan, does this indicate that Elizabeth has died also? To me it would seem to be the case.

HARPINE, Elizabeth (I725)

From the Little Zion (or Indianfield) Lutheran Parish Records:

"Michael Nees with Margr. Zirckel
1753 March 6. Have gone to Virginia"

and at nearby St. Paul Lutheran Church at Red Hill.

"March a6th 1753, Michael Nees and Margr. Zereckelsin of Indianfield"

Family F224

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family F321

from Zirkle Family History" compiled by J. William Harpine

ZIRKLE, Elizabeth (I716)

from Zirkle Family History" compiled by J. William Harpine

NEESE, Michael (I715)

100

Gives the name of Jessie on 1880 census, but is Emma on both 1890 census and marriage record.

TEUKE, Emma W. (I191)