The Humphreys family in America - citizen hylbom blog

(P. 5C0, 1. 9 and 10 from bottom of page.) Gaylanc! should be Galen.
(P. 501, bottom line.) Stephen Haight was son of Jacob and Katie Haight.
(P. 502.) Middle names of the Haight family [Fam. 141 (2233-39), S.''] are as follows:
William Hcnry,^ Ann Eliza,^ Charles Edivard,^ Joshua Jacob,^ Albert Humphrey,^ Maria Lotiisa,^
Mary Ellen.^
Joshua Jacobs Haight (2236) m. I Nov., 1S71, Emily V. Huntington, at Somerset, N. Y. Cinhlren (all horn in
Somrrsel, N. V) : (i) Eleanor Dorcas,' b. 2 Aug., 1S72; d. 23 Aug., 1S73. (2) Stephen Joshua,' b. 30 Mch., 1875.
(3) Rebena Cecilia,' b. 19 Mch., 1S77. {4) Frederick William,' b. 16 Apr., iSSo. (5) Lewis George,' b. 25 July, 1SS2.
Albert Humphreys Haight {2237) m. at Somerset, N. Y., 9 Aug., 1880, Hattie E. Lum. Cliildrm: (i) Harry
Albert,' b. lo Sept., iSSi. (2) Hattie May,' b. 20 May, 1S83.
Mary Ellen » Haight (2239) i". at Somerset, K. Y., 5 Apr., 1SS3, Edwin Carney, i.f Lockport, N. Y. Child:
(i) Grace Elva,' b. 23 Aug., 1884, at Lockport, N. Y.
(P. 516.) Alfred Dighton* Humphrey's [ram. 164 (10S4), s.=] wife was Esther
Stannard, now living at 37 Virginia St., Binghamton, N. Y. They had also a son Charles,'' who
died aged nine years. The eldest daughter, Emma,' married J.
A. Boardman, i^f Binghamton,
N. Y., 35 Lydia St.
(P. 516.) Oren Henry*^ Humphrey [Fam. 165 (2446), s.=] man-icd —— Bradstrcct.
Their dau. IMary? m. Eletcher Neff, and has a dau. Res. (1S85) Chenango St., Binghamton, N. Y.
(P. 524.) Ira*^ Humphrey [Fam. 179 (1139), S.=] was bom at Galen, Wayne County,
N. Y.; went to Michigan in 1S36, settling at Concord, Jackson Co. After living there thirty
years, he removed to Brook field.
(P. 524.) Jane Abigail? Humphrey's [Fam. 179 (2547), S.=] husband, William Talbot,
was born 19 July, 1854, in Witnedge, Uploman, Somersetshire, England; joined (1874) and served
in the British Army four years and seven months; went to Michigan in 1879.
(P. 528.) Mary Stoddard Larked, wife of Col. Gad* Humphreys, '^- S- -^ tFam. 1.4
(117S), S.=], was a dau. of Eunice Marsh, of Pittsfiekl, Mass., and was born there 11 Apr., 1797.
(P- 565) Montgomery* Humphrey's [Fam. 209 (1335;). s.^] wife (dau. of David
and Isabel Gleason) was born at Southampton, Mass., in 1802. From letters of Mrs. IMarcakkt
Li-SK,7 dated at Missouri Valley, Iowa, we have the following:
"In the spring of 1883 Montgomery and his brother-in-law, Asahcl Gleason, built a tavern
at Unionville, Ct., which, in consequence of Mr. H.'s poor health, was rented, in 1836, and lu'
removed to his father-in-law's near Vermont, where he died in the spring of that year. His wiii.
m. (2) Sylvester Hawley, of Avon, Ct. She d. 30 July, 1849, tc. 46 years and 9 mos.
Children
:
I. Margaret 7 b. in July, 1S31; d. in spring of 1S83.
II. Son ', d. a few hours old.
III. Margaret Lusk ? (2838, see p. 565); m. at Hartford, Ct., 17 Nov., 1833, Carl Rudolph
Neitzsch. b. at Leipzig, Germany, 7 Jan., 1830, who came to America in 1S49.
Cabinet-maker. In Apr., 1855, they removed to a farm at Strawberry Point,
Clayton Co., Iowa, but shortly removed to Little Sioux, Iowa. In Feb., 1857,
Mr. N., on account of ill-health, gave up farming and went into the furniture
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business, with a partner named Patch. Was aiijiuinted Poslniislcr iu 1862; enlisted