Safford, of Greenboro, Georgia, and Eliza Burr, daughter of Dr.
William Burr, of Philadelphia, who was a nephew of President Burr, of
Princeton College, N. J. The Safford family is large, and includes
many persons of distinction. The Hon. A. B. Safford, of Cairo, has
written the history of the family, and says he has written to every
penitentiary in the United States, and not a Safford can be found on
their records.
Children:
1. William Henry, born in Bolivar, Tenn., 14 Dec., 1855.
2. Mary Eliza, born in Bolivar, Tenn., 11 Jan., 1857.
3. Catherine Alethea, born in Bolivar, Tenn., 20 Jan., 1860.
I. SUSAN BAILEY, daughter of Gilbert Horton and Lydia Bailey (_Maj.
Gilbert_, _Capt. Barnabas_, _Dea. James_, _Jonathan I._), born at Bay
View, Southold Township, 11 July, 1820; married at Bay View, 12 Dec.,
1839, by the Rev. Ralph Smith, to HIRAM TERRY, son of Jesse Terry and
Hannah ----, and born in Southold.
Children, all born in Southold:
1. Marietta A., born 4 April, 1841; died 19 April, 1865.
2. Charles E., born 4 Dec., 1843.
3. George I., born 9 August, 1850; died 28 August, 1868.
4. Lydia Bailey, born 18 Nov., 1854; died 27 Nov., 1869.
II. GILBERT WILSON, son of Gilbert Horton and Lydia Bailey, born at
Bay View, 31 March, 1824; married in Cutchogue, L. I., 13 Dec., 1848,
by the Rev. Ezra Youngs, to PHEBE ANN YOUNGS, daughter of Richard
Youngs and Deborah Tuthill. She died 27 Nov., 1858, without issue,
and he married 2. in Bridge Hampton, L. I., 12 Nov., 1862, by the
Rev. Thomas Gray, to JANIE MARIA HALSEY, daughter of Daniel S. Halsey
and Amanda Smith, and born in Bridge Hampton, about 1826.
Children, both born at Bay View:
1. Gilbert Wilson, born 9 April, 1865.
2. Daniel Halsey, born 5 Dec., 1871.
Mr. Horton has a farm and a very pretty situation at Fair View,
Southold Township, and he owns the celebrated old cask in which were
brought over a portion of the household goods of the old puritan,
Barnabas, facetiously called "Uncle Barney's Money Pot," which it was
said, he brought over with him, filled with _gold_ and _silver_.
I. NANCY LANDON, daughter of Hon. Silas Horton and Mary Landon (_Col.
Benjamin_, _Capt. Barnabas_, _Dea. James_, _Jonathan I._), born in
Southold, 17 March, 1828; married 8 June, 1850, by Rev. Jonathan
Huntting, to DAVID HAWKINS HORTON, son of Barnabas Horton and
Mehetabel Osborn, and born at Mt. Hope, N. Y., 25 Feb., 1817.
Children:
1. Adelaide Landon.
2. Josephine.
3. Marietta.
4. Mary Landon.
IV. JAMES EDWIN, son of Spencer Horton and Emily Lewis (_Dea. John_,
_Budd_, _Jonathan_, _Dea. James_, _Jonathan I._), born in Wallkill,
Orange Co., N. Y., 13 Jan., 1835; married in Newburgh, 24 Oct.,
1806, by Rev. John Brown, D. D., to SARAH SNEEDEN HATHAWAY,
daughter of Col. Odell S. Hathaway and Helen Maria Birdsall, and born
in Newburgh, 11 June, 1836.
Children, all born in Newburgh:
1. George Hathaway, born 19 August, 1863.
2. Ida Cushman, born 31 May, 1866.
3. Edith Alden, born 19 August, 1868.
4. Hiram Falls, born 28 Aug., 1869.
5. Helen Marie, born 25 April, 1874.
Mr. Horton is a successful merchant in the city of Newburgh. He and
his wife are both members of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
highly respected in the community.
I. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, son of Jonathan Terry Horton and Mehetabel
Horton (_Maj. Gilbert_, _Capt. Barnabas_, _Dea. James_, _Jonathan
I._), born in Southold; married 22 Nov., 1848, MARY FRANCES TERRY,
daughter of Gilbert Terry and Nancy Hedges, and born in Southold,
about 1826.
Children, all born in Southold:
1. Benjamin Carpenter.
2. Hetty Eliza.
3. Franklin Terry.
4. Edward Barton.
I. SILAS RYNECK, son of Dr. William Horton and Maria Ryneck
(_William_, _Silas_, _Dea. James_, _Jonathan I._), born on the old
Horton farm, between Goshen and Craigville, Orange Co., N. Y., 26
June, 1820; married 7 August, 1859, at Philipsport, N. Y., by Rev.
A. Ackerly, to SARAH JANE DECKER, daughter of Jacob J. Decker and
Lucretia Cameron, and born near Ellensville, Ulster Co., N. Y., 21
July, 1836. One child, viz.:
Maggie B., born at the old homestead, 10 Dec., 1862.
Silas R. Horton has been for twenty years a noted fire-insurance
agent, and he is still engaged in this business for some of the best
companies in the country. Mr. Horton, like his father, possesses a
fine taste for scientific studies. He is well-known as a geologist
and mineralogist. A few years ago he discovered a new and rare
mineral, which has since been named by Prof. George J. Brush, of Yale
College, "Horton-olite."
II. EUGENE, son of Dr. William Horton and Maria Ryneck, born 27
Sept., 1824; married 7 June, 1867, ANNA T. HALEY.
Children:
1. Eugene B., born 20 Dec., 1872.
2. William R., born 13 July, 1874.
Mr. Horton is a noted agriculturalist; resides on the old homestead
farm, which has now been in the possession of the Hortons for five
generations.
III. DR. WILLIAM, son of Dr. William Horton and Maria Ryneck, born
in Goshen, opposite the old Court-House, 10 April, 1827; married
in Blooming Grove, N. Y., 8 Dec., 1853, by the Rev. Austin Craig,
to SARAH LOUISA TOWNSEND, daughter of Sylvanus Smith Townsend and
Elizabeth Rogers, of New York City.
Children:
1. Eugenia Townsend, born 18 March, 1858.
2. Elizabeth Emily, born 21 May, 1867.
Dr. Horton, in his letter, after giving his record as above, remarks:
"Our old home has been in the Horton name for five generations. It is
characteristic of the Horton Family to be fixed to one spot."
_Eighth Generation.--Jonathan I._
DAVID PHILANDER, son of Joseph Hazzard Horton and Mehitabel Horton
(_David_, _"Good" Jonathan_, _Dea. William_, _William_, _Jonathan
I._), born in Southold, 31 Aug., 1827; married 3 Nov., 1857, by the
Rev. B. Pillsbury, to CAROLINE RUSHMORE, of Hempstead, Queens Co., L.
I., daughter of Benjamin Rushmore and Elizabeth Clowes, and born in
Hempstead, 16 March, 1829.
Children, all born in Brooklyn, N. Y.:
1. Caroline Rushmore, born 1 March, 1863.
2. Mary Goldsmith, born 9 Dec., 1865.
3. George Ellis, born 12 Aug., 1868.
Prof. D. P. Horton became a resident of Brooklyn in 1849, as a
student in music, both vocal and instrumental. In December, 1856, he
was employed to give instruction in music in the Public Schools of
the city, and also to large classes of private pupils. Soon after
this, he commenced leading the music in the Churches, and in this
employment he has been engaged ever since, devoting his time during
the week to giving instruction in the Public Schools, and leading
the music in one or more Churches every Sabbath.
He possesses fine social as well as musical qualities, and he and his
companion are both live members of the Presbyterian Church, and their
influence for good is largely felt in the Church and congregation,
and also wherever they are known. They have also given very valuable
assistance in looking up the history of the Horton family--putting
into my hands family records which Prof. Horton had been gathering up
for some years past--and it has given me much pleasure to make their
house my home, and enjoy their generous hospitality whenever I have
had occasion to visit their beautiful city.
I. CAPT. WILLIAM HENRY, son of Henry Horton and Caroline Rogers
(_Benjamin_, _Micah_, _Moses_, _William_, _Jonathan I._), born in
Southold, about 1837; married about 1865, LYDIA CATHERINE BROWN,
daughter of Bethia Horton Overton and Samuel Brown, Jr., and born in
Southold, about 1840. In June, 1872, she was living with her mother,
who was the third wife of Jonathan G. Horton. The Captain was then in
Boston, having just returned from a voyage to the East Indies.
"ADDENDA."
_Eighth Generation.--Caleb I._
II. STEPHEN OVERTON, son of Hiram Horton and Mary Rose, born at
Chester, N. J., 21 July, 1811; married 21 May, 1833, by Rev. Oliver
Bryant, to DENCY COOPER HORTON, daughter of Daniel Horton and Esther
Terry.
Children all born at Chester:
1. Alma Cornelia, born 28 April, 1834; married Henry Clay
Randolph.
2. Hiram, born 1 May, 1836; died 2 Sept., 1837.
3. Emma Elizabeth, born 25 June, 1838; died 27 June, 1839.
4. Stephen Lester, born 4 Nov., 1841.
5. Esther Emily, born 28 Oct., 1846.
Stephen O. Horton is a farmer, also a contractor on public works. He
resides at Plainfield, N. J., and he is a prominent man, possessing
good business capacities, and is highly respected.
III. ELIZABETH CELINA, daughter of Hiram Horton and Mary Rose, born
at Chester; married 1. SILAS OLNEY, and had children as follows:
1. Corydon, now a real estate agent in Kansas.
2. Alonzo Schuyler, resides in Dover, N. J.
3. Mary Rose.
4. Hiram Horton, resides in Iowa.
Silas Olney died, and she married CAPT. LEMON, being his 2d wife. She
was thrown from a wagon a few years ago and instantly killed.
V. ANNA, daughter of Maj. John Horton, Jr., and Nancy Miller,
(_John_, _Israel_, _Jonathan_, _Jonathan_, _Caleb I._), born at
Terrytown, 19 Nov., 1825; married at Terrytown, by the Rev. Mr.
Brown, to DR. JAMES DE WOLF, son of Giles M. De Wolf and Anna
Spaulding.
Children:
1. Mary, married Albert E. Strong, merchant at Vail, Iowa.
2. John H.
3. Geo. H.
4. Anna.
5. James.
Dr. De Wolf practiced medicine successfully at Terrytown, Mehoopany
and Meshoppen, Pa. About 1850 he moved to Carroll Co., Ill. He was a
member of the Legislature of Illinois, and also County Superintendent
of Common Schools of Carroll County, Illinois. He now resides at
Vail, Iowa--is a Magistrate and Postmaster. Dr. De Wolf and his wife
embraced Christianity in early life, and they, together with their
family, are intelligent and active members of the Presbyterian Church.
VI. LYDIA MILLER, daughter of Maj. John Horton and Nancy Miller, born
at Terrytown, Pa., 31 Dec., 1827; married at Terrytown, 30 June,
1852, by Rev. Mr. Huntington, to REV. SAMUEL FISHER COLT, M.D.,
son of Samuel Colt and Phebe Andress, and born in Paterson, N. J.,
19 April, 1817. His classic course was at Lafayette College; his
theologic at Princeton Seminary. He was ordained by the Presbytery of
West Jersey--was for many years the Pastor of the Presbyterian Church
of Wyalusing, Pa. He founded and built the Susquehanna Collegiate
Institute at Towanda, and he is now pastor and practising physician
at Laporte, Pa.
Children:
1. Caroline Vansann, born at Towanda, 12 Aug., 1853.
2. Samuel Fisher, born at Towanda, 12 Aug., 1855.
3. Frederika Rowena, born in Wysox, Pa., 4 Oct., 1857; married
Earnest V. Ingham, editor of the _Press and Standard_, Laporte,
Pa.
4. John Horton, born at Pottsville, Pa., 17 Jan., 1859; died 19
Jan., 1862.
5. Horace Austin, born at Pottsville, 2 Dec., 1860.
6. Harriet Elmer, born at Pottsville, 24 April, 1863.
7. Susan Kearcher, born at Pottsville, 15 Nov., 1864.
8. William Montelius, born at Troy, Pa., 5 Sept., 1866.
9. Louisa Josephine, born at Towanda, 7 March, 1868.
10. and 11. Joseph and John (twins), born at Towanda, 7 June,
1870; died 24 and 25 July, 1870.
ROWENA NANCY, daughter of Maj. John Horton, Jr., and Nancy Miller,
born at Terrytown, 4 Dec. 1832; married 16 Aug., 1874, by Rev. A.
M. Duboe, of the Baptist Church, Dennison, Iowa, to CAPT. WILLIAM
FAMILTON, born in Harrison Co., O., 22 Sept., 1825. The Captain is
a very generous-spirited and energetic man, engaged as an agent of
Iowa Land Company, in the sale of real estate, receiving a liberal
salary. Mrs. Familton was long a teacher; but for a few years past
she has kept a fashionable millinery store in Dennison, and has
a large business, giving good satisfaction to her customers. She
embraced Christianity in early life, and is an esteemed member of the
Presbyterian Church.
_Tenth Generation.--Joseph I._
III. OMAR FLAVIUS, son of Elijah Horton and Eliza Hiney (_Isaac S._,
_Elijah M._, _Elijah_, _Richard_, _John_, _David_, _Joseph I._),
born in Sheshequin, Pa., 24 Aug., 1853; married in Towanda, Pa., 26
Dec., 1873, by Rev. M. C. Dean, to JEMIMA ELLIOTT, daughter of Isaac
Elliott and Olive Billings, and born in Illinois 23 April, 1856. They
reside at North Towanda, Pa.
"My oldest brother, Alvin Le Roy, was born in Sheshequin, 2
Aug., 1846. He was married at Susquehanna Depot, Pa., 25 Feb.,
1871, by Rev. L. W. Peck, to Charlotte Maria Tinsman. My 2d
brother, Levi Christopher, was born 2 April, 1848; died 13
Jan., 1849. 4. Orrin Day, my brother next younger than myself,
was born 17 Dec., 1850; died 8 Jan., 1864. 5. The next brother,
George Harris, born 23 Nov., 1855, and my youngest brother, Guy
Earl, was born 16 June, 1866."--_Letter of O. F. Horton, 1874._
LINES
ON THE DEATH OF COUSIN NANCY T. HORTON.
The years are passing, but their changes
Do not allay our pain;
For oft in the hush of the twilight hour
We hear her loving voice again.
We hear her step on the floor beside us,
We turn to greet her there,
And as we would take her outstretched hand
We only meet--a vacant chair.
We wander with noiseless step
Again in her silent room;
There are her pictures and her books,
But, alas! they're shrouded in gloom.
No speaking eye is there to see
The beauty of earth or sky;
No melody cheers our sadness
But the song bird's floating by.
We think of the pupils whom she loved,
And taught with a teacher's pride;
They too will fondly remember
The days spent by her side.
Oh death! why did you rob us
Of the treasure we held so dear?
Why did you enter again our household
Claiming another victim here?
Why was the work so quickly ended,
Of a short but useful life?
For she lived not for herself alone
Amid this busy world of strife.
"Simply to the cross she clung"
As she stemmed the rolling tide--
With full assurance in her faith,
We know she lived and died.
The tears in our eyes are gathering,
But we brush them sadly away;
For afar in the distant future,
We see an unclouded day.
Yes, there we shall bind again,
These sundered broken bands;
There with the dearly loved and lost,
We'll meet with clasping hands.
We rejoice in the promise left us,
That she has only gone before,
For soon we shall win _our_ crown of joy,
Across the vale on the other shore.
E. J. P. S.
ROCHELLE, ILL., April, 1876.
_Eighth Generation.--Caleb I._
MARIA MINNIS HOMET, M.D., daughter of Samuel Minnis and Sarah Horton
(_Israel_, _Israel_, _Jonathan_, _Jonathan_, _Caleb I._), was born
in Phelps, Ontario Co., N. Y., on the 16 June, 1820. Married, in
Wyalusing, Bradford Co., Penna., 13 Nov., 1856, by Rev. Ezekiel
Carpenter, to EDWARD HOMET, son of Charles Homet and Lucy Stevens,
and born in Asylum, Bradford County, Penna., 3d of May, 182-. Mr.
Homet followed the business of a civil engineer during his early
manhood. He is now an excellent and well-educated farmer, owning a
large and beautiful farm on the Susquehanna River, about four miles
above the mouth of Wyalusing Creek.
Dr. Maria M. Homet commenced the study of medicine, in Phelps,
with Dr. Bannister. In early life she was a very acceptable and
successful school-teacher. In 1850 she came to Pennsylvania, and
entered the office of Dr. Horton at Terrytown, Pa., and continued
the study of medicine. She graduated at the Woman's Medical College
of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, in the class of 1853. She returned
to Terrytown, and commenced the practice of medicine. She was very
successful and popular, and for three years she did an extensive
country practice.
They have one child, viz., Lucy Jane Homet, an interesting and
amiable young lady, born in Wyalusing 2d April, 1858.
FOOTNOTES:
[1] Southold (Southwold), is the name of an old town in England,
from which several of the original thirteen Puritans came, when they
emigrated to America.
[2] Sarah has 4 children:
1. Victoria Adelaide, married Hiram Young, of White Haven, Pa.;
resides there.
2. Emma Louisa, married Charles Benjamin; have one daughter,
viz., Montey May.
3. Ella Arloe, married Michael McDermady, of White Haven, Pa.
4. Ida Lucinda.
[3] Percilla Adaline, born in Sheshequin; married, at Terrytown, Pa.,
29 Oct., 1873, by Rev. Mr. Clark, of the M. E. Church, to William L.
Fanning, son of Elisha Fanning and Mary Ayres. Mr. Fanning and wife
reside at Leona, Bradford Co., Pa.; no children.
[4] Joshua Horton was the son of William Horton and Ruth Wright.
Children: Eliza Jane, Emily Clara, and Charles Edgar. Eliza Jane
married Samuel F. Loder, has Orson E. Charles Edgar, married Ann
McCord, daughter of Caleb McCord and Ann Purdy, and has 2 children.
1. (name not given.) 2. Albert L. They trace back to Joshua I.
[5] The Golden Wedding was celebrated in good style in Black River
Falls, attended by the Presbyterian minister, the physician, the
editor of the village paper, and many of the citizens of the village,
also Edmund Horton and George F. Horton, of Pennsylvania, brothers
of Mrs. Baillet--all of their children and grand-children now
living,--many valuable tokens of respect and esteem were presented to
the _new_ married, youthful-looking, aged pair.
[6] Lorenzo D. Poteet is an accomplished gentleman and scholar, a
good writer and eloquent speaker, and has kindly furnished us the
records of the descendants of Zephaniah Horton, Esq., of Buncombe,
now Ashe Co., N. C.
[7] The _Bayard_ was the square-rigged topsail sloop, named after
the old merchant, of New York, anterior to the Revolution. He was
afterwards known as the American Banker, Col. William Bayard. This
vessel was afterwards rigged a brig, and sent to sea and lost at Cape
Horn, about 1825. Another vessel, bearing the same name, in honor of
Col. Bayard, was on the French line of packets--the first established
between New York and France, and owned principally by Messrs. Le Roy,
Bayard & Co.
ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF THE HORTON CHRISTIAN NAMES.
Aaron, 87, 89.
Aaron Decatur, 89.
Abbertina Miller, 52.
Abbie, 90, 93.
Abbie Anne, 134.
Abbie Louisa, 133.
Abbie Wilson, 94.
Abigail, 182, 184, 185, 188.
Abner, 178.
Abraham Lincoln, 38.
Adah, 119.
Adah A., 119.
Adaline, 41, 59.
Adaline Bethia, 197.
Adam, 67.
Addie Elizabeth, 165.
Adela, 45, 99.
Adelaide Landon, 220.
Adelia, 120, 143.
Adriana, 110.
Alaxcie, 215.
Albert, 116, 140.
Albert F., 26, 56.
Albert Howell, 159.
Albion Nathaniel, 113.
Alexander, 116.
Alexander Hamilton, 121, 165.
Alexander Horace, 139.
Alexander Webster, 51.
Alfred, 61, 117, 163.
Alfred Eugene, 133.
Alfred M., 90.
Alice Chase, 219.
Alice Conrad, 167.
Alice M., 54.
Alice Yeatman, 155.
Allen, 135.
Allen D., 50.
Allen H., 54.
Allie W., Almira, 188, 193, 194.
Almyra Amanda, 192, 217.
Almyra Minerva, 189, 207.
Alonzo Dickerson, 133.
Alonzo Erastus, 189, 207.
Alson Warren, 163.
Alva, 177, 179.
Alvin, 194.
Alvira, 62.
Alvor, 20.
Amanda Belle, 180.
Amanda M., 174.
Amarilla, 128.
Amazilla, 44, 66.
Ambrose, 14, 181.
Amelia, 114, 163, 178.
Amos, 98.
Amos Curry, 176, 177.
Amos O., 123.
Amy, 98.
Amy I., 123.
Amzi Spencer, 200.
Anannias, 173.
Anasthasia, 62.
Andrew, 45.
Andrew Jackson, 94, 120.
Andrew Marcus, 35, 48.
Andrew Philo, 196.
Angeline Cook, 29, 53.
Angeline Margaret, 197.
Ann, 27, 41, 77, 91, 134.
Anna, 15, 17, 25, 31, 48, 70, 78, 84, 90, 93, 99, 100, 107, 110, 171,
173, 174, 182, 183, 188.
Ann Caroline, 22, 36.
Ann Eliza, 30, 118, 161, 202.
Ann Elizabeth, 35, 45, 140, 176.
Anna Ellsworth, 193.
Anna M., 132, 215.
Anna Maria, 94, 114, 139.
Anna P., 219.
Annie Woolsey, 178.
Annis, 23.
Ansell Phinney, 33.
Archer, 38.
Archibald, 87.
Ariadne, 157.
Arietta, 80, 92.
Arthur, 178.
Asa, 62.
Asa C., 174, 177.
Asenath, 172, 184.
Augustus George, 153.
Augustus Maria, 177.
Avis Amelia, 175.
Azariah, 14, 183.
Azariah W., 181.
Balzamond Mason, 216.
Barnabas, 11, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 76, 78, 84, 87, 90, 118, 182, 184,
185.
Barnabas B., 184, 187, 196.
Bela Joseph, 177.
Belle Amanda, 100.
Benjamin, 14, 18, 19, 20, 24, 41, 48, 60, 71, 72, 73, 75, 83, 116,
153, 171, 172, 173, 174, 196, 198, 201.
Benjamin Carpenter, 221.
Benjamin, Col., 182, 185.
Benjamin De Witt, 204.
Benjamin F., 61, 153, 185, 196, 221.
Benjamin Goldsmith, 98.
Benjamin Hull, 185, 196.
Benjamin, 174, 177.
Benjamin J., 112, 154.
Benjamin Porter, 51.
Benjamin Rose, 116.
Benjamin T., 157, 204.
Benjamin Yeatman, 155.
Bernard, 115.
Bessy Grant, 57.
Bethia, 11, 12, 67, 68, 69, 70, 75, 170, 182, 184, 198, 200.
Betsy, 25, 76, 84, 90, 174, 185.
Betsy Ann, 24.
Beulah A. G., 37.
Bishop, 46
Brackey, 94, 139.
Burton, 58.
Byron, 39.
Byron D., 155.
Caleb, 11, 12, 16, 67, 68, 69, 72.
Calista, 58.
Calvin, 69, 163.
Carlo, 191.
Carlton, 108, 137.
Carlton Ira, 170.
Caroline, 30, 90, 91, 93, 110, 115, 119, 206.
Caroline Denispaugh, 52.
Caroline Kate, 215.
Caroline Rushmore, 222.
Carrie, 114.
Carrie Ben., 153.
Carrie Eliza, 47.
Carrie Ella, 112.
Carrie Josephine, 40.
Carrie Robertson, 159.
Carrie S., 140.
Catherine, 27, 39, 77, 83, 112, 162.
Catherine Arlette, 134.
Catherine Conover, 85.
Catherine Elizabeth, 59.
Catherine Julia, 111.
Catherine Lonesa, 180.
Celestia, 87.
Celia, 39, 194.
Cevellon, 60.
Charles, 23, 25, 36, 38, 43, 45, 50, 56, 117, 120, 183, 191, 216.
Charles Albert, 152, 163.
Charles Burrell, 134.
Charles Davenport, 178.
Charles Edmund, 167.
Charles Francis, 135.
Charles Gurdon, 215.
Charles H., 123, 202.
Charles Herbert, 98.
Charles Jayne, 59.
Charles Mahlon, 60.
Charles Pierson Baldwin, 120.
Charles Riley, 190.
Charles Shons, 133.
Charles Wesley, 179, 201.
Charlotte, 91, 92, 112, 120, 183, 189, 192, 194.
Charlotte Beatrice, 180.
Chauncy, 62, 188, 192.
Chauncey Chaffee, 192, 218.
Christiana, 115, 200.
Clara Ann, 215.
Clara Elizabeth, 176.
Clara Jane, 176.
Clarence Frost, 178.
Clarissa, 23, 27, 39, 119, 134, 174.
Clark, 91.
Clark Lawrence, 175.
Claude, 48.
Clayton, 61.
Cleveland Kemble, 52.
Comfort, 186.
Cora Burr, 57.
Cornelia, 20, 31, 55.
Cornelia Southard Lelia, 178.
Cornelia W., 36.
Cornelius, 80, 93.
Cornelius C., 37, 153.
Cornelius Mandeville, 52.
Cornelius Miller, 30, 52.
Cornelius W. Van Rantz, 22, 37.
Cynthia, 153.
Cynthia Malvina, 192, 218.
Cyrus, 50, 175.
Cyrus B., 178.
Cyrus J., 50.
Cyrus Van Rensselaer, 136.
Cyrus William, 178.
Daniel, 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 69, 76, 89, 128.
Daniel Halsey, 220.
Daniel Jayne, 41, 59.
Daniel Sullivan, 59.
Daniel Taylor, 30, 51.
Darwin D., 37.
David, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 25, 27, 41, 59, 68, 69, 71, 73,
76, 89, 119, 131, 170, 180, 184, 200.
David Austin, 185.
David Claudius, 111.
David C., 131.
David D., 123.
David Eagles, 121, 124.
David Laurens, 200.
David Lee, 30, 51.
David Lewis, 128.
David M., 157.
David Philander, 222.
David Richards, 156.
David Snyder, 58, 63.
David Thomas, 115.
Davis, 172.
Debbie Emily, 149.
Deborah, 75, 77, 85, 170.
Deborah Ann, 22.
De Forest, 180.
Delia Adelaide, 56.
Delight, 27.
Deliverance, 170, 171, 172.
Dexter, 155.
De Witt Shons, 133.
Diana, 25.
Dickson, 163.
Dorothy, 71, 78.
Dorr, 29, 54.
Dudley I., 157.
Durfee Delano, 110.
Ebenezer, 99, 142.
Edie, 219.
Edgar Clayton, 137.
Edith Alden, 221.
Edith Lucinda, 45.
Edmonia L., 158.
Edmund, 107.
Edmund Bani, 120.
Edmund Burke, 167.
Edward, 62, 73, 89.
Edward Augustus, 58.
Edward Baker, 30.
Edward Barton, 221.
Edward Bates, 179.
Edward Delany, 34.
Edward Grant, 215.
Edward Haskell, 191.
Edward Livingston, 119.
Edward W., 37, 131.
Edwin, 85, 157, 191, 206.
Edwin A., 162.
Edwin Willis, 203.
Egbert, 191.
Elam Potter, 172.
Elbert S., 124.
Elbridge Micajah, 33, 56.
Eleanor, 18, 80, 91, 93.
Eleazer, 26.
Eli, 188, 191, 193.
Elias, 75, 128.
Elias Quereau, 24, 31.
Elias Riggs, 134.
Elihu, 68, 71, 78.
Elijah, 17, 18, 25, 42, 62, 68, 70, 84, 116.
Elijah Augustus, 117.
Elijah Harrison, 27, 46.
Eliphaz, 180.
Elisha, 73, 87.
Elisha C., 129.
Elisha Griggs, 192, 216.
Eliza, 21, 27, 28, 81, 84, 120, 128, 131, 163, 154, 170, 171.
Eliza Ann, 41, 115.
Eliza Estella, 59.
Eliza L., 158.
Eliza M., 157.
Elizabeth, 16, 17, 18, 20, 22, 27, 38, 42, 44, 62, 65, 69, 75, 76,
66, 84, 95, 105, 113, 117, 123, 156, 163, 172, 174, 186, 198,
204.
Elizabeth Bockover, 168.
Elizabeth Emily, 222.
Elizabeth M., 31, 54, 167.
Elizabeth R., 84, 107.
Elizabeth Waller, 157.
Elizabeth Webb, 188.
Ella, 110, 206.
Ella Isadore, 37.
Ella S., 92.
Ellen, 44.
Ellen Maria, 136.
Ellen V., 98, 133.
Ellsworth Wales, 216.
Elmer Ellsworth, 177.
Elmira, 155.
Elmore, 143.
Elmore E., 48, 53.
Eloise, 84.
Elsie, 26.
Elstine Jennings, 109.
Elvira, 191, 216.
Elwood Ely, 169.
Emeline, 192, 217.
Emery Norman, 217.
Emily, 23, 40, 42, 50, 61, 62, 83, 112, 194.
Emily Agnes, 35.
Emily Ann, 144.
Emily Cortland, 156.
Emily Eveline, 60.
Emily Jane, 175.
Emily Robinson, 107.
Emma, 33, 62, 216.
Emma Alma, 111, 154.
Emma A., 37, 61.
Emma F., 29.
Emma Harriet, 197.
Emmerson C., 109.
Emmerson Jennings, 109.
Emmons Burr, 216.
Enoch, 20.
Ephraim, 11, 71.
Ephraim Coleman, 84.
Erastus, 189.
Ernest Wayne, 179.
Essie E., 216.
Estella, 29.
Esther, 11, 15, 18, 22, 23, 24, 26, 39, 73, 74, 75, 83, 87, 128, 129.
Esther Ann, 192.
Esther Jemima, 27.
Eugene, 37, 40, 222.