Esther Doyle Read, copyright 2000
Updated 21 July 2001
READ FAMILY CONNECTIONS
CHILDREN OF DANIEL VAUGHN AND DINAH WATKINS
STEP-CHILDREN OF HANNAH READ OGDEN VAUGHN
ELIZABETH VAUGHN FRANCE
SC1. ELIZABETH VAUGHN1, was born 24 April 1767; died 6 September 1850. She married Jacob France. He was born 10 March 1768; died 8 March 1855. They are buried in J.I. Blair Cemetery, Blairstown, Warren County, New Jersey (France-Quick Bible; J.I. Blair Cemetery; Kern 1938).
Children of Elizabeth Vaughn and Jacob France
(1.) DANIEL FRANCE2, was born 3 December 1790 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 1801, age 9 years old (France-Quick Bible; Kern 1938).
(2.) DINAH FRANCE2, was born 11 November 1792 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 27 January 1880. She married first, Joseph Read Ogden, who was her mother's step-brother and second, Daniel Kelsey, as his second wife. Daniel was born 7 September 1777 and died 17 April 1862. His son, Frank Kelsey, married Azubah L. Ogden, who was Dinah's daughter by Joseph Read Ogden (France-Quick Bible; Kern 1938).
(3.) JOHN FRANCE2, was born 20 January 1795 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 2 May 1862. Married 6 May 1819 in Sussex County, New Jersey, Mary Snover She was born circa 1795 and died 5 September 1835. They are buried in J.I. Blair Cemetery, Blairstown, Warren County, New Jersey (Case 1992; France-Quick Bible; J.I. Blair Cemetery; Kern 1938).
(4.) ISAAC FRANCE2, was born 26 July 1796 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 12 January 1840. He married 11 May 1819, Mary Anna Titman in Sussex County, New Jersey (Case 1992; France-Quick Bible; Kern 1938).
(5.) RACHEL FRANCE2, was born 23 September 1800 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died unknown. She married William Bowlby on 27 February 1841 in Warren County, New Jersey. According to the county marriage index both Rachel and William were residents of Knowlton Township. The wedding ceremony was read by Justice of the Peace Stout (France-Quick Bible; Kern 1938; Warren County Marriages).
(6.) ABRAHAM FRANCE2, was born 8 January 1803 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 27 September 1876. He married Keturah B. Quick. She was born 4 April 1808; died 20 January 1853. They are buried in J.I Blair Cemetery, Blairstown, New Jersey (France-Quick Bible; J.I. Blair Cemetery).
(i.) ELIZABETH JANE FRANCE3, was born 9 August 1831; died 5 March 1900. She married Benjamin Hunt Quick. He was born 4 August 1829 and died 26 August 1909 in Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Sussex Register). They are buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (France-Quick Bible; Reuther n.d.).
(a.) EDWARD ABRAM QUICK4, was born 10 February 1856 and was killed in a railroad accident on 12 September 1882, aged 27 years, 7 months and 2 days (Bertha B. Buttner, personal communication, 28 March 2003). He married on 13 August 1881, Allura Reimel (France-Quick Bible, the bible gives his name as Edmund). According to Bertha B. Buttner (2003), based on data from two different articles she has concerning Edward's death, he died "...while he was at work on the railraod line. He fell from the train and was then run over by the train. In one of the articles it mentions that his wife (name not mentioned) witnessed the accident because she was handing him his lunch pail when he reached for it and fell." Edward is buried in Centerville Cemetery in Northampton County, Pennsylvania. He and Allura had one child, a daughter named Edgna who was born posthumously. Allura Reimel Quick married again after Edward's death, her second husband was Lewis George Geis (Bertha B. Buttner 2003, great-granddaughter of Lewis and Allura Geis). Child of Edward Quick and Allura Reimel:
(i.) EDNA QUICK5, was born after the death of her father, which occured 12 September 1882. She was raised by her mother and step-father, Lewis George Geis (Bertha B. Buttner, personal communication, 2003, great-granddaughter of Lewis and Allura Geis).
(b.) WILLIAM MARSHALL QUICK4, was born 8 April 1858; died 27 July 1884. He married Susan A. Savacool. She was born October 1836. Susan married David "Orren" Vanscoten as her second husband. David was a great-grandson of Aaron Read2, the youngest brother of Hannah Read2, who was Daniel Vaughn's second wife. William and Susan are buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (France-Quick Bible; Ruether n.d.).
(c.) GEORGE ARTHUR QUICK4, was born 28 February 1860; died 5 April 1902. He married 14 February 1887, Margaret Cavan (France-Quick Bible).
(d.) HIRAM M. QUICK4, was born 8 July 1862; died 1934. He was buried in Cedar Rige Cmetery, Jacksonburg, Warren County, New Jersey. He married Mary Rodrock (France-Quick Bible; Cedar Ridge Cemetery).
(e.) MARY AURELIA E. QUICK4, was born 3 October 1865; died 1934. She married on 3 October 1887 George Clinton Ball. He was born in 1862. The are buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Warren County, New Jersey (Cedar Ridge Cemetery; France-Quick Bible).
(f.) JOHN J. QUICK4, was born 16 March 1867; died unknown. He married Elizabeth Ruth (France-Quick Bible).
(g.) CHARLES HERBERT QUICK4, was born 15 February 1871; died unknown (France-Quick Bible).
(h.) HARRY R. F. QUICK4, was born 2 December 1876; died 6 February 1910. He married Kitty Thompson (France-Quick Bible).
(ii.) ELEANOR FRANCE3, was born 18 November 1833; died 5 April 1914. She married Henry Bunnel as his third wife (Henry's second wife was Mary Margaret Lanterman, daughter of Rachel Read Lanterman). They are buried in J.I. Blair Cemetery, Blairstown, Warren County, New Jersey (France-Quick Bible).
(iii.) HIRAM FRANCE3, was born 9 July 1836; died 1 July 1918. He married Katie A. (Last Name Unknown), she was born 19 June 1854 and died unknown. They are buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, New Jersey. (France-Quick Bible, Ruether n.d.).
(iv.) RACHEL FRANCE3, was born 7 January 1839; died 17 June 1924 (France-Quick Bible).
(v.) ABRAHAM FRANCE3, was born 9 December 1840; died unknown (France-Quick Bible).
(vi.) RICHARD FRANCE3, was born 7 March 1842; died 7 September 1860 (France-Quick Bible). He is buried in the cemetery on the grounds of the Blair Academy, Blairstown, Warren County, New Jersey. A transcription of his stone gives the date of death as 27 September 1868, age 20 years, 6 months and 20 days. The bible inscription makes the date 8 years earlier, his age at death, 18 years.
(vii.) GEORGE FRANCE3, was born 14 July 1845; died 25 June 1876 (France-Quick Bible).
(viii.) AMY FRANCE3, was born 8 November 1847; died 13 May 1933 (France-Quick Bible).
(7.) JACOB FRANCE, Jr.2, was born 14 December 1804 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 1865. He married Angelina Hartman (France-Quick Bible; Kern 1938). She was born circa 1803 and died 11 December 1888 (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 578, 27 July 1860; Anon 1916). Angelina was a member of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Blaristown (Anon 1916). In 1860, Jacob and Angelina lived on a farm in Blairstown Township. The census valued their farm at $1,000. They also held a personal estate valued at $500 (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 578, 27 July 1860). Children of Jacob and Angelina France:
(i.) JACOB V. FRANCE3, was born circa 1840. The 1860 census gives his occupation as carpenter. He was single and living with his parents when the census was taken (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 578, 27 July 1860). There is a stone for Jacob V France and Sara France in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey. There are no dates on the stone but it lists Jacob's Civil War regiment: Co. C. 11 N.Y. Cav. (Reuther n.d.).
(ii.) JAMES C. FRANCE3, was born circa 1842 and died 21 January 1901, aged 58 years. The 1860 census gives his occupation as laborer. He was single and living with his parents when the census was taken (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 578, 27 July 1860). James is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Reuther n.d.).
(iii.) ABRAHAM or ABRAM E. FRANCE3, was born circa 1846 in New Jersey and died after 1920. He was living with his parents in 1860 (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 578, 27 July 1860). Abram never married. He lived alone in 1920. The census listed him as a farm laborer. He owned his farm, but it was mortgaged. Instead of working his own farm, he worked for wages on someone else's farm. "Abram France" was listed in the census as adjacent to Sarah C. Titman (widow of Read Titman) in Blairstown Township (1920 United States Federal Census, Enumeration District 151, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, sheet number 4A, 14 January 1920).
(iv.) DEWITT C. FRANCE3, was born circa 1848. He was living with his parents in 1860(1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 578, 27 July 1860).
(v.) REBECCA M. FRANCE3, was born circa 1853. She was living with her parents in 1860(1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 578, 27 July 1860).
(8.) RICHARD FRANCE2, was born 18 December 1806 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 1865. He married on 24 January 1828, Isabelle Miller in Warren County, New Jersey (France-Quick Bible; Kern 1938. In 1850, Richard and Isabelle lived in Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey. Richard was a farmer, who owned real estate valued at $1,600. His oldest son William was also listed as a "farmer" (1850 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 440A). Children of Richard France and Isabelle Miller:
(i.) WILLIAM FRANCE3, was born circa 1831 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1850, he lived with his parents on their farm in Blairstown Township, Warren County. William was 19 years old. The census inidcates that William was a farmer and that he was still attending school (1850 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 440A).
(ii.) DANIEL FRANCE3, was born circa 1836 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1850, he lived with his parents on their farm in Blairstown Township, Warren County and attended school (1850 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 440A).
(iii.) ISABELLA FRANCE3, was born circa 1838 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1850, she lived with her parents on their farm in Blairstown Township, Warren County and attended school (1850 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 440A).
(iv.) WESLEY FRANCE3, was born circa 1844 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1850, he lived with his parents on their farm in Blairstown Township, Warren County and attended school (1850 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 440A).
(v.) CATHERINE FRANCE3, was born circa 1846 in New Jersey and died unknown. In 1850, she lived with her parents on their farm in Blairstown Township, Warren County and attended school (1850 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 440A).
(9.) DAVID N. FRANCE2, was born 9 May 1809 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died unknown. He married on 5 October 1833, Susan Hartman in Warren County, New Jersey (France-Quick Bible; Kern 1938).
JACOB VAUGHN
SC2. JACOB VAUGHN1, was born 25 August 1769; died unknown. Married Rosilla Snover (Kern 1938).
RACHEL VAUGHN KIMBEL
SC3. RACHEL VAUGHN1, was born 30 September 1772 in Sussex County, New Jersey and died 26 June 1848, age 75, in Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York. She married William Kimble, spelled Cembel in her father's will. He was born 3 May 1770 and died 19 September 1857 in Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York (Kern 1938; Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript). The couple left New Jersey and initially settled in the Town of Ulysses, Cayuga (now Tompkins) County, New York. They appear as residents of Ulysses on the 1800 census (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses, Cayuga County, page 578). They lived near the family of Mowbray and Dinah Owen, Dinah was Rachel's sister. By 1820, the Kimbels had moved to the Town of Hector, Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York. The census indicates that 5 members of the household were involved in agriculture, they were probably William, Sr., John, Jacob, Henry and William, Jr.. The familiy's near neighbors included Rachel's brother John Vaughn, her step-mother Hannah Vaughn, her half siblings Samuel and William Vaughn and the Kimble's son David. David was listed adjacent to his parents on the census (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). The 1825 New York State Census places the household of William Kimble in the Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–census and directories). William appears as the only male in the household who was eligible to vote. He was 55 years old and did not own militia service to the state. There were 7 individuals living in the household, 4 males (William, Sr., Jacob, Henry and William, Jr.) and 3 females (Rachel, Mary and little Rachel, who died in February 1825). The 1840 census lists the household of William Kimball in the Town of Hector, Tompkins County. There were two adults (one male and one female) between the ages of 70 and 79 (born between 1761 and 1770), who would be William and Rachel. And there were two adults (one male and one female) between the ages of 20 and 29 (born 1811 and 1820) who were probably William Kimble, Jr. and his wife. The Kimbles son Henry was born in 1811, but he had a listing in the census for his own household (1840 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York). Rachel and William are buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
Children of Rachel Vaughn and William Kimble
(1.) PETER KIMBLE2, was born 23 March 1793 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.). He appears as a resident of the household of William Kimbel on the 1800 United States Federal Census. He was a male under the age of 10 (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses, Cayuga County, page 578).
(2.) DAVID KIMBLE2, was born 29 April 1796 and died 11 June 1840, age 44 (Gresko n.d.). He appears as a resident of the household of William Kimbel on the 1800 United States Federal Census. He was a male under the age of 10 (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses, Cayuga County, page 578). David married Mary (Last Name Unknown). She was born circa 1798 and died 11 August 1849. The 1820 United States Federal Census places the household of David Kimble in the Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Their household was listed on the census adjacent to that of David's parents. There were four individuals living in David's household. A male between 16 and 26 years of age (born 1794 through 1804) and a female of the same age. These individuals appear to be David and his wif Mary. There were two children under the age of 10 (born 1810 through 1820). There was one girl and one boy. These inidivduals are assumed to be Almira Kimble and a unknown son. It is probably not William, who was born in 1820. The census indicates that two people in the household were engaged in agriculture. This would appear to be David and a son. William as an infant was too young to be working in the fields with his father (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). David and Mary are buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript). Children of David and Mary Kimble:
(i.) ALMIRA KIMBLE2, was born circa 1812 and died 8 August 1826, age 14. She appears on the 1820 United states Federal Census as a resident of the household of David Kimble in the Town of Hector. Almira was listed as a female under the age of 10. She was about 8 years old at the time of the census (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). She is buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(ii.) WILLIAM KIMBLE2, was born circa 1820 and died 19 September 1821, age 1. She is buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(3.) WILLIAM KIMBLE2, was born 14 December 1797 and died in infancy (Gresko n.d.). He was Lydia's twin.
(4.) LYDIA KIMBLE2, was born 14 December 1797 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.). One female under the age of 10 appears as a resident of the household of William Kimbel on the 1800 United States Federal Census (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses, Cayuga County, page 578). There is also a female between the ages of 16 and 26 on the 1820 United States Federal Census resident in the household of William Kimbel (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). Whether this was Lydia or her sister Anna is currently unknown. Lydia was William's twin.
(5.) ANNA KIMBLE2, was born 20 February 1799 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.). One female under the age of 10 appear as a resident of the household of William Kimbel on the 1800 United States Federal Census (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses, Cayuga County, page 578). There is also a female between the ages of 16 and 26 on the 1820 United States Federal Census resident in the household of William Kimbel (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). Whether this was Lydia or her sister Anna is currently unknown.
(6.) DANIEL KIMBLE2, was born 30 December 1800, probably in the Town of Ulysses, Cayuga (now Tompkins) County, New York and died unknown. His parents lived in Ulysses at the time of the 1800 census (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses, Cayuga County, page 578). He married Lutisha (Last Name Unknown). They settled in Bryan, Ohio (Gresko n.d.). Child of Daniel and Lutisha Kimbell:
(i.) HENRY KIMBLE3, was born and died unknown. He is supposed to have served in the Civil War (Gresko n.d.).
(7.) HECTOR "JOHN" KIMBLE2, was born 24 March 1804 and died unknown. He appears on the 1820 United States Federal Census as a resident of the household of William Kimbel. The census lists him as the only male in the household between the ages of 16 and 26, and again as a male between the ages of 16 and 18 (which would place his birth between 1802 and 1804). The census indicates that 5 members of the household were involved in agriculture, they were probably William, Sr., John, Jacob, Henry and William, Jr. (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). John left home between the 1820 Federal census and the 1825 New York State Census. He is not listed in his father's household in 1825 (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–census and directories). John married Elizabeth Horton (Gresko n.d.; Kern 1938). They appear on the 1840 census as residents of the Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York. Their household included an adult male and female between the ages of 30 and 40 (John and Elizabeth) and three children (a male and female between 10 and 15 years of age and a female under the age of 5). Children of John and Elizabeth Kimble:
(i.) AUGUSTUS KIMBLE3, was born 1829 and died 1896. He appears on the 1840 census as a male between the ages of 10 and 14 (born 1826 to 1830) in the household of John Kimble (1840 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York). Augustus married Martha J. (Last Name Unknown). She was born in 1835 and died in 1922. They are buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(ii.) AMELIA KIMBLE3, was born 1832 (?) and died unknown (Gresko n.d.). She may be the female in the 1840 census who was between the ages of 10 and 14 (born 1826 to 1830) and who lived in the household of John Kimble (1840 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York).
(iii.) WILLIAM KIMBLE3, was born 1834 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.). He does not appear on the 1840 census as a resident of the household of John Kimble (1840 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York).
(iv.) DANIEL KIMBLE3, was born 1834 and died 18 February 1835, age 1. He is buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Gresko n.d.; Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(v.) RACHEL KIMBLE3, was born 1838 and died 16 May 1844, age 6. She appears on the 1840 census as a female under the age of 5 in the household of John Kimble (1840 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York). She is buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Gresko n.d.; Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(vi.) SAMANTHA KIMBLE3, was born 1840 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.).
(vii.) CHASITY KIMBLE3, was born 1845 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.).
(8.) MARY KIMBLE2, was born 10 February 1806 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.). She appears on the 1820 United States Federal Census as a resident of the household of William Kimbel. The census lists her as the only female in the household between the ages of 10 and 15, which would place her birth between 1805 and 1810 (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). The 1825 New York State Census places the household of William Kimble in the Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Mary was one of the two daughters still living at home with her parents at the beginning of 1825. She is listed on the census as an unmarried female between the ages of 16 and 45 (born 1780 through 1809). At the time of the state census she was 19 years old (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–census and directories).
(9.) JACOB KIMBLE2, was born 5 May 1808 and died 20 January 1827 (Gresko n.d.; Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript). He appears on the 1820 United States Federal Census as a resident of the household of William Kimbel. The census lists him as the only male in the household between the ages of 10 and 15 (which would place his birth between 1805 and 1810). The census indicates that five members of the household were involved in agriculture, they were probably William, Sr., John, Jacob, Henry and William, Jr. (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). The 1825 New York State Census places the household of William Kimble in the Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Jacob was one of the three sons still living at home with his parents. Because he was 17 years old, he was not qualified to vote nor was he subject to militia duty (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–census and directories). Jacob died in January 1827 and is buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(10.) HENRY KIMBLE2, was born 16 June 1811 in New York and died 12 May 1866 in the Town of Montour, Schuyler County, New York. He appears on the 1820 United States Federal Census as a resident of the household of William Kimbel. The census lists him as one of the two males in the household under the age of 10 (which would place his birth between 1810 and 1820). The census indicates that 5 members of the household were involved in agriculture, they were probably William, Sr., John, Jacob, Henry and William, Jr. (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). The 1825 New York State Census places the household of William Kimble in the Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Henry was one of the three sons still living at home with his parents. Because he was 14 years old, he was not qualified to vote nor was he subject to militia duty (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–census and directories). Henry married Catherine Ann Snyder, known as Katy Ann. She was the daughter of Isaac and Sarah (Ogden) Snyder. Katy Ann was born 3 May 1815, in Sussex (now Warren) County, New Jersey and died 2 September 1849 in Hector, Tompkins County, New York. Henry's mother and Catherine's mother were step-sisters. Their household appears on the 1840 census in the Town of Hector. There were six individuals living in the household: Henry, Katy, and their daughter Almira and son Gustavus. There were two other individuals in the household, a male and a female, both between the ages of 11 and 15. Their identity is currently unknown. It is possible that these two individuals were hired help. According to the census, one member of the household was engaged in agriculture (1840 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York, page 436-437). Katy died in 1849 and was buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Burdett, Town of Hector, Tompkins (now Schuyler) County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript). In 1850, Henry was a widower living with his three children in the Town of Hector. He owned real estate valued at $4,600 (1850 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York, page 387, 30 July 1850). Henry married a second time after Katy's death. His second wife was his first cousin, Deborah Kimble. Deborah was born 10 June 1822 and died 21 September 1896 (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript). The couple had two children, Ophelia and Emily (see below). Henry's will was written on 19 October 1865. He appointed M.F. Brodrick of Havana, New York as executor. His witnesses were John A. Charles and Frederick F. Mills, also of Havana. Henry named his wife Deborah and his four surviving children: Almira, Benjamin O., Ophelia I. and Emily J. Kimbel (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–will). Henry died 12 May 1866 of heart and lung disease. He was 54 years old. His death was reported in the Havana, New York Republican. Henry Kimble was buried with his first wife Katy in Burdett Presbyterian Church Cemetery (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript). After Henry's death , Deborah married Phineas Catlins his second wife. Deborah lived until 1896. She was buried in Highland/Mitchell/Mitchell Hollow Cemetery, Town of Montour, Schuyler County, New York. Children of Henry and Catherine (Snyder) Kimble are listed on the Snyder page, use the link provided with Henry's name to access this data. Children of Henry Kimbel and Deborah Kimbel:
(i.) OPHELIA J. KIMBLE3, was born 7 December 1851 in New York and died 5 July 1875, age 23 years, 7 months, and 28 days. Ophelia was 14 years old when her father died in 1866. She is one of the four children listed in his will, which was admitted for probate on 21 September 1866. The four children were, Ophelia and her sister Emily I. Kimbel and their half-siblings Elmira and Benjamin O. Kimbel (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–will transcript). The court appoint a guardian to manage her assets from his estate (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–Guardianship Book 1, page 165). Ophelia never marred. She is buried in Highland/Mitchell/Mitchell Hollow Cemetery, Town of Montour, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(ii.) EMILY I. KIMBLE3, was born circa 1853 in New York and died 15 April 1926, probably age 72 years, 4 months, and 29 days. Emily was 12 years old when her father died in 1866. She is one of the four children listed in his will, which was admitted for probate on 21 September 1866. The four children were, Emily and and her sister Ophelia J. Kimbel and their half-siblings Elmira and Benjamin O. Kimbel (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–will transcript). The court appoint a guardian to manage her assets from his estate (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–Guardianship Book 1, page 165). Emily married in October 1874, James Beardsley, they were both residents of the Town of Catherine, Schuyler County. Their wedding was reported in the Havana, New York Republican. She is buried in Highland/Mitchell/Mitchell Hollow Cemetery, Town of Montour, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(11.) RACHEL KIMBLE2, was born 25 July 1813 and died 2 February 1825, age 11 (Gresko n.d.). She appears on the 1820 United States Federal Census as a resident of the household of William Kimbel. The census lists her as the only female in the household under the age of 10, which would place her birth between 1810 and 1820 (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). The 1825 New York State Census places the household of William Kimble in the Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Rachel was one of the two daughters still living at home with her parents at the beginning of 1825. She is listed on the census as an unmarried female undre the age of 16 (born after 1808). The census also indicated that during the prceeding year there had been one female death in the household (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–census and directories). Rachel died at the age of 11 in February 1815, she was buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–cemetery transcript).
(12.) WILLIAM KIMBLE, Jr.2, was born 2 June 1817 and died unknown (Gresko n.d.). He appears on the 1820 United States Federal Census as a resident of the household of William Kimbel. The census lists him as one of the two males in the household under the age of 10 (which would place his birth between 1810 and 1820). The census indicates that 5 members of the household were involved in agriculture, they were probably William, Sr., John, Jacob, Henry and William, Jr. (1820 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, page 5). The 1825 New York State Census places the household of William Kimble in the Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York. William was one of the three sons still living at home with his parents. He was 8 years old at the time of the census (Schuyler County, New York GenWeb–census and directories). He is probably the 20 to 29 year old (born 1811 through 1820) who lived in the household of William Kimble, Sr. in the Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York. The census also lists a female between the ages of 20 and 29 in the household. William and Rachel Kimble did not have a daughter of that age in 1840. The young woman was probably William, Jr.'s wife (1840 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York)
RICHARD VAUGHN
SC4. RICHARD VAUGHN1, was born 18 November 1774, in Sussex (now Warren) County, New Jersey; died 23 November 1813. He married Mary Swayze, on 25 September 1796 in Sussex County, New Jersey. She was born 26 July 1774 and died 8 August 1838. They are buried in Vaughn Cemetery, Lafayette Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a; Kern 1938).
Children of Richard Vaughn and Mary Swayze
(1.) JACOB VAUGHAN2, was born 17 February 1796 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 17 February 1857, age 60 years, 11 months, 0 days. He married Luzilla Snover, daughter of George F. Snover. Jacob is buried in Vaughan Cemetery, Lafayette Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a; Kern 1938).
(i.) ? GEORGE VAUGHAN3, was born 1830; died 24 October 1908. George is buried in Vaughan Cemetery, Lafayette Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(ii.) MARY VAUGHAN3, was born 1831; died 1924. She married Mr. Mabie, and resided in Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey in 1919. Mary is buried North Church Cemetery, near Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a)
(iii.) ?CATHERINE VAUGHAN3, was born 12 April 1834; died 22 November 1917. She is buried in North Church Cemetery, near Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(iv.) RICHARD VAUGHAN3, was born 7 January 1837 in Sparta Township, Sussex County, New Jersey; died 10 January 1919, age 82 years. He married in 1872 Hannah Jane Beavans, she was born 27 March 1844 and died 8 March 1909. They are buried in Vaughn Cemetery, Lafayette Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(a.) ELMER E. VAUGHAN4, resided in California in 1919.
(b.) JAMES A. VAUGHAN4, originally resided in Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey; moved to Franklin, Sussex County, New Jersey in 1919.
(c.) JUDSON V. VAUGHAN4, resided in Lafayette, Sussex County, New Jersey in 1919.
(v.) ?JACOB S. VAUGHAN3, was born 15 October 1838; died 3 March 1903. He married married Lucy E. Wilson, she was born 17 October 1835 and died 15 February 1910. They are buried in North Church Cemetery, near Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(a.) ?EDWARD VAUGHAN4, was born 9 January 1861 and died 19 December 1933. He married Jennie E. Mills, she was born 12 February 1863 and died 6 February 1933. They are buried in North Church Cemetery, near Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(i.) GEORGE ROBERT VAUGHAN5, was 9 February 1898 and died 28 May 1933. He is buried in North Church Cemetery, near Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(b.) PHEBE VAUGHAN4, was born unknown and died unknown. She married E. Edgar Hemenover, of Layfayette, Sussex County, New Jersey (Kern 1938).
(vi.) SARAH VAUGHAN3, was born 23 April 1841; died 2 March 1921. She married married John P. Wilson, he was born 8 December 1840 and died 24 August 1912. Sarah resided in North Church, Sussex County, New Jersey in 1919. They are buried in North Church Cemetery, near Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(a.) FRANKLIN P. WILSON4, was born 25 January 1874 and died 28 April 1895. He is buried in North Church Cemetery, near Hamburg, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(vii.) JOHN VAUGHAN3, was born 27 May 1848; died 2 July 1923. He resided in Newton, Sussex County, New Jersey in 1919. He is buried in Vaughan Cemetery, Lafayette Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(viii.) LEONORA VAUGHAN3,was born and died unknown. She married Mr. Morris, resided in Burdette, New York in 1919.
(2.) DINAH VAUGHAN2, was born 28 May 1798 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 16 February 1875, aged 75 years, 8 months, 19 months. She married first Jason Payne on 10 September 1810 in Sussex County, New Jersey. Dinah married second George Washer, he was born circa 1795 and died 25 March 1846, aged 51 years. They are buried in Vaughan Cemetery, Lafayette Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(3.) MARY VAUGHAN2, was born unknown; died unknown. She married James Northrup, on 29 April 1826.
(4.) SARAH ANN VAUGHAN2, was born 30 April 1811; died 24 April 1883. She married John Lanterman, Jr. on 29 April 1826 in Sussex County, New Jersey. He was born November 1806; 31 March 1885. They are buried in Branchville Cmetery (?), Frankford Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a; Kern 1938). Child of Sarah and John Lanterman:
(i.) PAMELA LANTERMAN4, was born unknown; died unkown. She married William Layton (Kern 1938).
(5.) PHOEBE (or PHEBE) VAUGHAN2, was born 9 November 1803 in Sussex County, New Jersey; died 19 March 1848, age 34 years, 4 months and 10 days. She married Ephraim Potter. Phoebe is buried in Vaughan Cemetery, Lafayette Township, Sussex County, New Jersey (Pascal 1997a).
(6.) RHODA VAUGHAN2, was born unknown; died unknown. She married Daniel Edwards. Child of Rhoda and Daniel Edwards.
(i.) MARY ANN EDWARDS4, was born after 1814; died unkown (Kern 1938).
DANIEL VAUGHN
SC5. DANIEL VAUGHN1, was born 28 September 1777, in Sussex (now Warren) County, New Jersey and died 15 August 1826 (?). He married Catherine Snover, daughter of George F. Snover and Catherine Dills (or Diltz). She was born 20 January 1794 and died 9 February 1879. Catherine is listed in the 1860 census as a resident of Blairstown Township, Walnut Valley post office. She owned real estate with a value of $6,000 and had a personal estate of $800. There were two young men living in the household with her, Daniel Vaughn (age 20) and Jacob Vaughn (age 19), they were probably her grandchildren by her son Benjamin Vaughn. Also living in the household was 62 year old Polly Fowler (1860 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 576, 27 July 1860). In 1870, Catherine still lived in Blairstown Township, her post office was Columbia, New Jerwsey. She owned a farm valued at $7,000 and a personal estate valued at $2,000. Catherine's occupation was given as farmer. Eighteen year old Sidney Jane Vaughn lived with Catherine. She may have been one of Catherine's grandchildren. According to the census, Sidney Jane could neither read nor write (1870 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 34, 7 July 1870). Catherine died in 1879 and was buried with Jacob in Union Brick Cemetery, Heller Hill Road, Blairstown Township, Warren county, New Jersey (Union Brick Cemetery). Catherine had been a widow for over 50 years.
Children of Daniel and Catherine Vaughn:
(1.) JACOB D. VAUGHN2, was born 20 November 1814 and died 30 June 1818, age 3 years, 8 months and 10 days. He is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Kern 1938; Union Brick Burial Ground).
(2.) RACHAEL VAUGHN2, was born 14 February 1816 and died 20 May 1906. She married George K. Sipley, on 18 March 1841. The wedding was preformed by Rev. Newman (Warren County Marriages). In 1850, George and Rachael lived in Hardwick Township (1850 United States Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey). George was born 11 October 1804 and died 18 July 1860, at the age of 55 years, 9 months and 7 days. In 1870, Rachael lived on their farm in Hardwick Township, which had a post office address of Columbia, New Jersey. The census gives her occupation as farmer. She owned real estate valued at $16,500 and a personal estate valued at $1,600. Four of her daughters lived with her: Elizabeth, Emma, Maliatta, and Rachel (1870 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 142, 25 July 1870). George is buried in Union Brick Cemetery, Blairstown Township, Warren County (Reuther n.d.). However, Rachael is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Cedar Ridge Cemetery; Kern 1938). Children of Rachel and George Sipley:
(a.) MARTIN SIPLEY3, was born circa 1840 and died unknown. (1850 United States Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey). Martin married Sarah J. (Last Name Unknown), she was born circa 1844 in New Jersey (1870 census; Pennsylvania by the 1880 census). The couple lived near Martin's mother in 1870. Their home was in Hardwick Township. Martin was employed as a laborer. It is possible that they were renting their home, as no monetary value is listed under real estate in the census. They owned a personal estate valued at $150. Sentha J. LaBar (age 25) and her five year old son Elmer A. Labar lived with the couple (1870 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 142, 25 July 1870). In 1880, Martin and Sarah lived Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey. Martin was a farmer (1880 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, enumeration district 197, page 391/Right, 9 June 1880). Child of Martin and Sarah Sipley:
(i.) OLIVE SIPLEY4, was born circa 1874 in New Jersey and died unknown (1880 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, enumeration district 197, page 391/Right, 9 June 1880).
(b.) DANIEL K. SIPLEY3, was born circa 1841 and died unknown. (1850 United States Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey). In 1870, Daniel was employed as a house carpenter. He lived with David Van Kirk and his wife, and their one year old son Judson in Blairstown Township. Their post office was Columbia, New Jersey. David Van Kirk was also a house carpenter. Daniel Sipley did not own property, nor did have a personal estate (1870 United States Federal Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 41, 15 July 1870).
(c.) CATHERINE SIPLEY3, was born circa 1844 and died unknown. (1850 United States Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey).
(d.) ANDREW GROVER SIPLEY3, was born 10 September 1846 and died 9 December 1846, age 2 months and 29 days. He is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Union Brick Burial Ground).
(e.) ELIZABETH SIPLEY3, was born 9 November 1848 in New Jersey, possibly in Hardwick Township, Warren County and died 16 June 1892. In 1850, she lived with her parents in Hardwick Township (1850 United States Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey). Elizabeth never married. She lived with her widowed mother in Hardwick in 1870. The household also included three of Elizabeth's younger sisters: Emma, Maliatta, and Rachael (1870 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 142, 25 July 1870). In 1880, Elizabeth was employed as a live-in domestic servant in the household of the Rev. Theodore Haggerty in Blairstown Township. The Haggerty family was a kin connection of sorts to Elizabeth. Theodore's great-grandfather was Isaac Read, Sr., the brother of Elizabeth's step-great-grandmother Hannah Read Ogden Vaughn. The Haggerty household in 1880 included Theodore and Julia Haggerty, their two sons Austin and Paul, Theodore's mother Euphemia Read Haggerty, and two farm hands (Jacob Manes and Frederick Loller) (1880 United States Census, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey, Enumeration District 191, page 285C, 5 June 1880). Elizabeth Sipley is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey. Reuther n.d.).
(f.) EMMA GEORGANNA SIPLEY3, was born 1 September 1850 in Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey (LDS Batch #509791) and died unknown. In 1870, she lived with her widowed mother and several of her sisters in Hardwick Township (1870 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 142, 25 July 1870).
(g.) JAMES PRESTON SIPLEY3, was born 1 January 1853 in Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey (LDS Batch #509791) and died 25 August 1858, age 5 years, 7 months and 24 days. He is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Union Brick Burial Ground).
(h.) MALIATTA ALACE SIPLEY3, was born 25 Janaury 1856 in Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey (LDS Batch #509791) and died 1934. In 1870, she lived with her widowed mother and several of her sisters in Hardwick Township. She attended school during the census year. According to the census, she could not write (1870 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 142, 25 July 1870). She is buried in Cedar Ridge Cemetery, Jacksonburg, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey. Reuther n.d.).
(i.) RACHAEL C. SIPLEY3, was born circa 1859, probably in Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey and died unknown. In 1870, she lived with her widowed mother and several of her sisters in Hardwick Township. Although she was 11 years old, she did not attend school during the census year (1870 United States Federal Census, Hardwick Township, Warren County, New Jersey, page 142, 25 July 1870).
(3.) BENJAMIN W. VAUGHN2, was born 4 March 1818 and died 31 March 1868. He married Lydia Sipley on 22 November 1838. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. Newman (Kern 1938; Warren County Marriages). Child of Benjamin and Lydia Vaughn:
(a.) AMANDA VAUGHAN3, was born 31 July 1843 and died 12 March 1858 age 14 years, 7 months and 12 days. She is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Union Brick Burial Ground).
(4.) ?GEORGE VAUGHN2, was born unknown; died unknown (Kern 1938).
(5.) ELIZABETH VAUGHN2, was born 1823 and died 1897. She married George W. Wass of Hardwick Township on 18 March 1841. The wedding was performed by Rev. Nelson (Kern 1938; Warren County Marriages). He was born 1822 and died 1877. Children of Elizabeth and George Wass:
(a.) MARY CATHERINE WASS3, was born 3 May 1842 and died 14 May 1842, age 11 days. She is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Union Brick Burial Ground).
(b.) SELAH R. WASS3, was born 1846 and died 1905. She is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Union Brick Burial Ground).
(c.) MARTIN WESLEY WASS3, was born 30 September 1847 and died 16 November 1847, age 1 month and 16 days. He is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Union Brick Burial Ground).
(d.) GEORGE WASS3, was born circa 1849 and died 27 June 1871, age 22 years. He is buried in Union Brick Burial Ground, Blairstown Township, Warren County, New Jersey (Union Brick Burial Ground).
LYDIA VAUGHN MANNING
SC6. LYDIA VAUGHN1, was born 16 December 1778; died 19 February 1848. She married Richard Manning by 1800. The 1800 United States Federal Census lists Richard Manning as a resident of the Town of Ulysses Township, Cayuga (now Tompkins) County, New York (page 576). Their household consisted of a male between the ages of 16 and 26, a female between the ages of 16 and 26 and a female under the age of 10. By 1810 the couple's household had grown. They still resided in the Town of Ulysss, which had become part of Seneca County. Their houseold included two adults (one male and one female) between the ages of 26 and 45, a female between the ages of 10 and 16, and 5 children under the age of 10 (3 females and 2 males) (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses Township, Seneca County, New York, page 168).
Children of Lydia Vaughn and Richard Manning
(1.) JOHN MANNING2, was born unknown; died unknown. Married Hannah Brown (Kern 1938).
(2.) SARAH MANNING2, was born unknown; died unknown. Married Mr. Brown, his first name is unknown (Kern 1938).
(3.) LYDIA MANNING2, was born unknown; died unknown. Married Mr. Eny (or Evy), his first name is unknown (Kern 1938).
(4.) RICHARD MANNING2, was born unknown; died unknown (Kern 1938).
(5.) JOANNA MANNING2, was born unknown; died unknown. Married Mr. McKinney, his first name is unknown (Kern 1938).
(6.) AMANDA MANNING2, was born unknown; died unknown. Married Mr. LaBar, his first name is unknown (Kern 1938).
(7.) DANIEL V. MANNING2, was born unknown; died unknown. Married Miss Morris, her first name is unknown (Kern 1938).
SARAH VAUGHN MANNING
SC7. SARAH VAUGHN1, was born 20 October 1780; died 7 August 1827, age 46 years, 9 months, 17 days. She married John Manning on 5 January 1801 in a civil service performed by Gabriel Ogden (father of her step-mother Hannah's first husband, Benjamin Ogden), who was a Sussex County, Justice of the Peace (Rueter n.d.). In 1810, Sarah and John resided in the Town of Ulysses, Seneca (now Tompkins) county, New York. Their household included two adults (one male and one female) between the ages of 26 and 45, and 4 children under the age of 10 (3 males and 1 female) (1800 United States Federal Census, Town of Ulysses Township, Seneca County, New York, page 169). Sarah died in 1827 and was buried in Pleasant Gove Cemetery in Ithaca, New York. Pleasant Grove Cemetery is also known as Kline Cemetery. After her death, John remarried twice. His second wife was Rebekah (last name unknown). She died 15 December 1828, age 44 years, 9 months and 22 days. She is also buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. The third wife was Catherine Morris, a widow (Kern 1938).
RHODA VAUGHN BROWN
SC8. RHODA VAUGHN1, was born 26 April 1783 in New Jersey, probably in Knowlton Township, Sussex (now Warren) County and died 1 April 1866, in Burdett, Schuyler County, New York. She married Israel Brown. He was born 29 August 1775 and died 31 December 1839, age 65 years, 4 months, and 2 days. In 1850, Rhoda was a widow. She lived in the Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York. Other residents of the household included her son Nathan and his wife Mary; 27 year old Rachel Brown (relationship unknown), 4 year old Harriet Garfield and 14 year old James Adams (1850 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York, page 387, 30 July 1850). Rhoda and Israel are buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Hector Union Cemetery, Schuyler County Genweb; Kern 1938).
Children of Rhoda Vaughn and Israel Brown
(1.) RICHARD BROWN2, was born 2 July 1802 and died 3 August 1833, age 21 years, 11 months and 1 day. He is buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Hector Union Cemetery, Schuyler County Genweb; Kern 1938).
(2.) JOSEPH BROWN2, was born circa 1810; died 25 July 1893. He is buried in Highland/Mitchell Howell/Mitchell Cemetery in Schuyler County, New York. Married Hannah Vaughn, as her second husband. Hannah was Joseph's aunt. She was the daughter of Daniel and Hannah Vaughn. Joseph's mother was Hannah's half-sister. Hannah was born 24 April 1803 and died 8 August 1874. After Hannah's death, Joseph married Phebe Leffler, a widow (Kern 1938). Children for Joseph and Hannah are listed under Hannah.
(3.) NATHAN BROWN2, was born 5 November 1817 in New York and 3 June 1884 (Hector Union Cemetery, Schuyler County Genweb). Nathan married three times. His first wife was Harriet B. (Last name unknown). She was born 15 February 1814 and died 21 March 1841, age 27 years, 1 month and 6days. His second wife was Mary (Last name unknown). She was born 5 June 1817 and died 2 December 1847, age 30 years, 5 months and 27 days. Nathan married his third wife, Mary E. (Last name unknown), between 1848 and 1850. She was born 5 October 1816 and died 21 May 1888 (Kern 1938). By 1850, Nathan and Mary E. Brown appear on the census as residents of the household of Nathan's mother, Rhoda Brown. The family resided in the Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York. Nathan was a farmer. No property value is listed for him in the census (1850 United States Federal Census, Town of Hector, Tompkins County, New York, page 387, 30 July 1850). Nathan and all three of his wives ae buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York.
(4.) RHODA ANN. BROWN2, was 30 March 1820 and died 4 July 1841, age 21-years, 3 months, and 5 days. She is buried in Hector Union Cemetery, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York (Hector Union Cemetery, Schuyler County Genweb; Kern 1938).
(5.) DANIEL V. BROWN2, was born unknown; died unknown (Kern 1938).
(6.) JOHNSON BROWN2, was born unknown; died unknown (Kern 1938).
DINAH VAUGHN OWENS
SC9. DINAH VAUGHN1, was born 25 July 1785, in Sussex County, New Jersey and died 29 January 1851, in Schuyler County, New York. She married Mowbray Owen by 1810. He was born in 22 January 1783 and died 1862 (Kern 1938).
Children of Dinah Vaughn and Mowbray Owen
(1.) MARY OWEN2, was born circa 1811 in Schuyler County, New York and died 7 October 1895, age 83 years and 11 months. Mary married Jacob Strader. He was born circa 1814 in New Jersey and died 6 March 1887, age 72 years. The 1855 New York State Census lists Jacob and Mary Owen and their son Mowbray as residents of the town of Dix. The family had two servants, 18 year old Caroline Bell, a native of England and 21 year old William Cook a native of Vermont (1855 New York State Census, District 1, Town of Dix, Schuyler County, New York, page 6). Jacob was listed as resident of Town of Dix in an 1868 Schuyler County Directory. His post office was given as Watkins (Childs 1868). Mary is listed as a resident of the Town of Dix in the towns directory for the years 1893-1894 (Child 1893). They are buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Watkins, Town of Dix, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County GenWeb, Cemeteries). Children of Mary Owen and Jacob Stader:
(a.) MOWBRAY O. STRADER3, was born 13 March 1848 in Schuyler County, New York and died 17 July 1932, age 84 years, 4 months and 4 days. Mowbray appears as a child living with his parents in the Town of Dix on the 1855 New York State Census (1855 New York State Census, District 1, Town of Dix, Schuyler County, New York, page 6). He married E.L. (Last Name Unknown). Mowbray is listed as a resident of the Town of Dix in both the 1893-1894 Scuyler County Directory and the 1914 American Agriculturalist Directory. In 1914 he boarded with Fred T. Floyd on RD 4 in Watkins (American Agriculturalist 1914; Child 1893). Mowbray is buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Watkins, Town of Dix, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County GenWeb, Cemeteries). Child of Mowbray O. Strader:
(1.) WILLIE STRADER4, was born 24 June 1872 and died 8 September 1872, age 2 months and 15days. Willie s buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Town of Dix, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County GenWeb, Cemeteries).
(2.) JACOB STRADER4, was born 21 October 1882 and died 26 July 1969, age 86 years, 9 months and 5 days. He married Bertha Gunn. She was born December 1882 in Michigan and died 6 May 1924, age 41 years and 6 months. They are buried in Glenwood Cemetery, Town of Dix, Schuyler County, New York (Schuyler County GenWeb, Cemeteries, Watkins, Town of Dix birth records).
(a.) MADELINE STRADER5, was born 28 July 1907 in Watkins, Town of Dix, Schuyler County, New York and died unknown (Schuyler County GenWeb, Town of Dix birth records).
(2.) RACHEL OWEN2, was born circa 1816 and died 7 February 1878, age 61 years. Rachel married Andrew Jackson Smith. He was born circa 1816 and died 23 February 1845, age 28 years. They are buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York. Children of Rachel Owen and Andrew Smith:
(a.) ORPHELIA SMITH OWEN3, was born and died unknown. She married Amarian Coon. She is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York.
(b.) MOWBRAY SMITH OWEN3, was born 1844 and February 1845, age 3 months. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Town of Hector, Schuyler County, New York.
(3.) JOHN L. OWEN2, was born 30 October 1819 and died 24 April 1840, age 15 years. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(4.) WILLIAM K. OWEN2, was born 5 June 1819 and died 9 June 1840, age 20. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(5.) TIMOTHY OWEN2, was born 1824 and died 1898. Married Martha Waldren. She was born 1823 and died 1899. They are buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York. Children of Timothy and Martha Owen:
(a.) CLARENCE OWEN3, was born 1850; died 29 March 1850, age 18 days. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(b.) CLARRISA W. OWEN3, was born 1852; died 6 November 1855, age 3 years. She is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(c.) MOWBRAY OWEN3, was born 1853 or 1854; died 11 July 1865, age 11 years. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(d.) GEORGE OWEN3, was born 15 April 1858; died 26 August 1885. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(e.) INFANT SON OWEN3, was born and died 11 June 1861. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(6.) LYDIA L. OWEN2, was born circa 1827 and died 15 September 1899, age 72. Lydia married Aaron M. Coon. She is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York. Children of Lydia Owen and Aaron Coon:
(a.) MARY LUTITIA COON2, was born circa 1847 and died 9 March 1854, age 6 years. She is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(b.) ERMINDA E. COON2, was born 12 May 1853 and died 23 April 1871. She is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(c.) MARY E. COON2, was born circa 1859 and died 6 August 1886, age 27 years. She is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
(7.) DANIEL V. OWEN2, was born 14 March 1829 and died 2 January 1840, age 10. He is buried in Burdett Presbyterian Church yard, Schuyler County, New York.
DAVID VAUGHN
SC10. DAVID VAUGHN1, was born 2 March 1790; died before 1810 (Kern 1938).
JOHN VAUGHN
SC11. JOHN VAUGHN1, was born 11 March 1792; died unknown. Married Mary Rice (Kern 1938).
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