Rathbone genealogy

822 RATEBONE GENEALOGY.
SUSAN COOLEY (James, * * * ), bom about
1760, married Ichabod Wilbur of Claverack. near Hudson.
N. Y.j where they lived until 1813, they had quite a large
family. Children:
I. Avis. 2. Lucy, m. and lived in Leroy, N. Y. ; he was a manufacturer
of earthernware. They had sons, who went west after her
death.
POLLY COOLEY (James. * * * m.
). born about 1769;
married Amos Hallock, Co. New York; he died and she
mar. Amos Hallock of Dutchess Co., N. Y. ; he died and she
married, second.
Children:
; she died in Troy, N. Y.
i- James, b. 2 -Daughter, b. — ;
McDonald; had a son. who
visited Robert Cooley in Oswego, N. Y-, about 1835.
EDWARD DEAN, born ; married .
dren:
Chil-
1. Robert Dean. 2. Ellaus- 3. Moses, 4. Solomon. 5. Gilbert.
;
.
GILBERT DEAN, born ; married
, and he married, second
I. Edward. 2. Gilbert. 3. Margaret.
Children, by second wife:
Children:
she
died
4. Rachel, m. Wm. Christian at Sodus Point. X. Y., 1833: they
had one child. Thomas, b. 1834; he m. a daughter of Fred
son of Capt. Wm. Wyckham of Sodus Point. Thomas Christian, Sr.,
was a cousin of Frederick Wyckham of Huron.
ROBERT DEAN, born ; married Rachel Golden,
she had a brother Joseph, who died in Troy, 18 13. Children:
1. Amy, b. 1774; rn. James Cooley; he d. in Oswego. 1825. at his
son Robert's home; she d- in Syracuse. N. Y-, 1834, at her son John C.'s
home.
2. Bethany, m- Powell; she became a Quakeress.
Robert Dean and his brother Solomon, found in the Catskill
Mountains a silver mine from which they secured ore
sufficient to make each a set of table spoons for their families.
The country being greatly unsettled, it being in the
midst of the Revolutionary war, they concluded to fix land
marks, so they could at a future day find it. After the