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546 McKinley Ave.<br />

Woodland, CA 95695<br />

1Oct1990 and last draft dated 7 August 2002<br />

<strong>Foreword</strong> <strong>by</strong> <strong>compiler</strong> <strong>Ca</strong>rol J. (McCune) McCraw<br />

Dear Readers,<br />

William Taylor Russell was <strong>the</strong> son of Hester Taylor and William Russell, son of Janet Pomphrey and William<br />

Russell, our earliest identified Russell ancestor.<br />

The majority of <strong>the</strong> information regarding <strong>the</strong> descendants of Janet Pomphrey or Pumphrey or Pumpry and William<br />

Russell has been furnished <strong>by</strong> Ida (Gladstone) Hanna, Edwin Russell, and David F. Hoy from his manuscript<br />

entitled Russell Family of Bovina, New York. Ida's picture has been hanging in my parents' house as long as I can<br />

remember. The picture is of a Russell reunion which took place about 1900-1901 and my fa<strong>the</strong>r as a lad of about<br />

six years is in <strong>the</strong> front row of <strong>the</strong> picture as is Ida Hanna. A copy of this picture is being reproduced in this<br />

compilation and Ida Hanna has been responsible for identifying many of <strong>the</strong> persons in <strong>the</strong> picture. If you can<br />

identify someone else, please let me know immediately. Ida also furnished <strong>the</strong> copy of <strong>the</strong> photograph of William<br />

Taylor Russell. If any of you have any pictures of <strong>the</strong> generations prior to 1900, would appreciate having a copy to<br />

place in <strong>the</strong> finalized compilation on <strong>the</strong> Russell family of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., New York.<br />

I am using <strong>the</strong> Henry genealogical numbering system which I find <strong>the</strong> easiest for me to understand. I am going to<br />

assign <strong>the</strong> generation number of three to William Russell, our earliest known ancestor at this time, because I doubt<br />

very much if we will be able to go back any fur<strong>the</strong>r than his grandfa<strong>the</strong>r if that far back. Therefore, William<br />

Russel(l) born 1733 is 3 and his fifth child, my ancestor, William Russell is fifth in his generation and is numbered<br />

35 and 35 William Russell's first child, about whom we know, is my ancestor William Taylor Russell and he is<br />

numbered <strong>the</strong>n 351. Dates are written 7Oct1990 without spaces. Periods are eliminated from abbreviations, to wit:<br />

351 WILLIAM TAYLOR RUSSELL b 4July1820 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d 27Nov1906 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>NY</strong><br />

bur old Goldsmith Graveyard on 6Jan1848 Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> m ANGELINE SWART b ca 1820 d prior<br />

to 1860 d/o POLLY BEEMAN and WILLIAM SWART.<br />

I am also attempting to set out information in a chronological sequence. Abbreviations will be used whenever<br />

possible. There will be an index. When you send your additions/corrections, please refer to <strong>the</strong> person <strong>by</strong> his or her<br />

number, as <strong>the</strong> page numbers will change as I make changes or additions to this family history.<br />

As information was obtained regarding <strong>the</strong> Russell families in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., New York, it has become obvious<br />

that <strong>the</strong>re were at least three separate Russell families living <strong>the</strong>re in <strong>the</strong> early 1800's. Linda Lohrum sent copies of<br />

<strong>the</strong> Bible records of her grandfa<strong>the</strong>r Mat<strong>the</strong>w Delos Russell, descendant of Sarah [lnu] and James Russell. The<br />

death dates of James 13 May 1809 and Sarah in 9 Aug 1813 as relect of James were <strong>the</strong> first names recorded in this<br />

Bible under deaths. . David Hoy, early <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Historian, wrote in 1920 that <strong>the</strong>re was ano<strong>the</strong>r Russell<br />

family besides that of my ancestor William Russell who married Janet Pumphrey and whose family Edwin S.<br />

Russell located in parish records in Ayr Co. Scotland. David Hoy named <strong>the</strong>m as James, Mat<strong>the</strong>w, Agnes/Nancy,<br />

Stephen and Elizabeth. Since <strong>the</strong>se names are <strong>the</strong> same as those in <strong>the</strong> family of William Russell who married Janet<br />

Pomphrey, had to make concentrated search to identify all of <strong>the</strong>se Russells. The first chapter pertains to my<br />

ancestors Janet Pomphrey and William Russell and <strong>the</strong>ir descendants. Chapter Two pertains to Sarah [last name]<br />

unknown and James Russell and <strong>the</strong>ir descendants. Chapter III pertains to Christian/Christina Reid and James<br />

Russell b 1790 Scotland.<br />

Then I corresponded with Kim DePew, 2804 Whitewood, Midland, MI 48642 517-837-9509 e-mail Midland


Mom@aol. com., also a descendant of Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell born 1774, son of Sarah [lnu] and James Russell died 1809.<br />

Kim shared some very important information. A letter from James Russell in Scotland dated 13 February 1801 to<br />

his sons James, Mat<strong>the</strong>w and Stephen indicating that Stephen must have arrived in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. later than James<br />

and Mat<strong>the</strong>w. Also stated he was planning to come to his sons in April and that Uncle William with his numerous<br />

family would be coming with him. This letter asks <strong>the</strong> question, could this Uncle William be William Russell who<br />

married Jane Pomphrey. Kim, wrote in part:.<br />

“ The following records were given to me from Miss Birdsall of Walton, <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong>. Her friend, Mabel<br />

Davis had been working on <strong>the</strong> Russell families for quite some time, as she also, was a descendant of <strong>the</strong> Russell<br />

family. The Bible pages were torn out of Bibles that she had owned, and given to me. Following letter also from<br />

Mabel Davis, through Miss Birdsall, her friend to me after Mable died.<br />

This is an old letter addressed to Messrs. James & Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell in Stamford, <strong>County</strong> of <strong>Delaware</strong>, State of<br />

New York and care of: Samuel Hickt's, North America. February 13th 1801.<br />

Dear Sons James & Mat<strong>the</strong>w & Stephen;<br />

I embrace this opportunity of <strong>the</strong> HURON, an American ship returning to New York, to inform you that we are<br />

all in good health, as also your concerns & acquaintance.<br />

We rec'd yours both on <strong>the</strong> 23rd January, <strong>the</strong> very day a twelve month ago that we rec'd your former letter &<br />

were made glad <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> information of your welfare, increase of family, prosperity and of Stephen's arrival.<br />

As I intend <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> middle of April or soon after that to take shipping for your place, you need not expect any<br />

more notice from me in an ordinary way until I bring it myself, I cannot as yet say whe<strong>the</strong>r any o<strong>the</strong>r of <strong>the</strong> family<br />

will accompany me or not, only Uncle William and his family will come and for his accommodation he desires you<br />

will prepare a temporary habitation for him on some convenient spot, as his family is ra<strong>the</strong>r numerous. (o<strong>the</strong>r side of<br />

paper) for going in with ano<strong>the</strong>r family, likewise your friend JOHN ORR will accompany me.<br />

Public matters in this place look no better, Markit's at an exorbitant price, Trading declining. I shall do as you<br />

directed in your letter as far as I can do.<br />

I now conclude earnestly desiring you make a study to obtain an interest in <strong>the</strong> Covenant of Grace for your<br />

happiness in time and eternity and that you petition God's correction and protection for me in my Journey to you as<br />

intended.<br />

I remain in love and affection for you all, Your aged fa<strong>the</strong>r James Russell (at <strong>the</strong> bottom of <strong>the</strong> letter we find<br />

this note)<br />

My dear James Russell, My remembrance of you is still fresh and savory in my breast, both on your account<br />

and on my much respected and faithful friend, your fa<strong>the</strong>r's account(with whom I will be sorry to part) <strong>the</strong> joyfulest<br />

account that will ever reach me will be that you are as a member of Christ's family, a pattern of sobriety and<br />

holiness in your family and might our Lord a zealous and unfeigned Christian in personal and social life. My wife<br />

desires you to let nothing in this world mar <strong>the</strong> service of <strong>the</strong> Lord and remember that as <strong>the</strong> Lord has carried you<br />

over <strong>the</strong> seas you must join in ___with ____ of <strong>the</strong> land where you are. We join in our respects for you and your<br />

wife, your children and brethren,<br />

Rob't. and Jannet Cuthberson.”<br />

Your <strong>compiler</strong> has studied and studied this letter and in trying to analyze what it might have meant and wonder if<br />

“ Uncle William” was a bro<strong>the</strong>r of <strong>the</strong> aging James Russell or of his sons? Why would James use <strong>the</strong> term Uncle<br />

if William were a son of his. Let us look at <strong>the</strong> ages of William Russell who is supposed to have died at <strong>the</strong> age of<br />

95 years and <strong>the</strong>refore born about 1733. He married Janet/Janette Pomprey/Pumphrey. His first child according to<br />

<strong>the</strong> parish records was Janet born in 1783 so he evidently married late in life and was about fifty when she was born<br />

and last child Mat<strong>the</strong>w was born in 1795. According to <strong>the</strong> <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> census, Stephen, son of Sarah and<br />

James Russell, was born about 1763 and his bro<strong>the</strong>r James about 1772 and we know Mat<strong>the</strong>w was born in 1774.<br />

So if <strong>the</strong> census is correct, and Stephen was <strong>the</strong> first child of <strong>the</strong> marriage, James would probably be born before<br />

1745 if he were married at <strong>the</strong> age of 18 but <strong>the</strong> men seemed to marry later in Scotland, so speculate that he could<br />

have been married when twenty to twenty five <strong>the</strong>n he would have been born 1738 to 1745 and earlier if he were<br />

older when he married. So it is possible that <strong>the</strong> Uncle William whom James wrote about whose family was<br />

numerous could be <strong>the</strong> older bro<strong>the</strong>r of James who died 1809 and <strong>the</strong> William who married Janet Pomphrey. This<br />

is pure speculation and more research in Scotland needs to be done to try to find <strong>the</strong> family of Sarah and James<br />

Russell in Scotland. But can be a clue to <strong>the</strong> parentage of William Russell who was born about 1733.


Then Kim sent me her family history pertaining to <strong>the</strong> descendants of Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell, son of Sarah and James<br />

Russell, in which she shows that <strong>the</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r of James Russell died 13 May 1809 was a James Russell and his fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />

was Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell. Your <strong>compiler</strong> queried Kim as to where she obtained this information and on 5 August 2002,<br />

Kim answered <strong>by</strong> e-mail.<br />

“Yes, I have James Russell (d. 15May1809) as <strong>the</strong> grandson of Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell. I was shown a book which<br />

belonged to Mat<strong>the</strong>w which was passed down thru <strong>the</strong> Roswell B. Russell line. In it was written that this book was<br />

given to Mat<strong>the</strong>w <strong>by</strong> his grandfa<strong>the</strong>r, Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell. Did I send <strong>the</strong> copy to you? I will do that if I haven't.<br />

5. This is <strong>the</strong> source for <strong>the</strong> 3 sons: From Don Pratt (Mardontpa@aol.com) on 9-13-99"<br />

Note: If fur<strong>the</strong>r research proves that James died 1809 and William born 1733 and died 28 July 1828 were bro<strong>the</strong>rs<br />

<strong>the</strong>n will have to combine Chapters One and Two as descendants of James and Mat<strong>the</strong>w. Have asked Kim to send<br />

copies of this information. 7 August 2002<br />

Cordially yours,<br />

Mrs. Gene McCraw


ABBREVIATIONS AND SOURCES OF INFORMATION<br />

b born<br />

bur buried<br />

d died<br />

ca circa - about<br />

c census information United States and state census records<br />

m married<br />

d/o daughter of<br />

s/o son of<br />

b/o bro<strong>the</strong>r of<br />

gs grandson<br />

gd granddaughter<br />

gc grandchildren<br />

gm grandmo<strong>the</strong>r<br />

gf grandfa<strong>the</strong>r<br />

g great<br />

gg great, great<br />

ch children<br />

FB Family Bible<br />

s son<br />

dau daughter<br />

mo mo<strong>the</strong>r<br />

f fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />

si sister<br />

bo bro<strong>the</strong>r<br />

ts tombstone inscription<br />

DH David F. Hoy's mss Russell Family of Bovina, New York dated 28Feb1920 at Ithaca, New York with a note<br />

"These notes about <strong>the</strong> Russells were taken from my records of Bovina and her people to send to one of <strong>the</strong> Russells<br />

who had inquired about his people." We owe a debt of gratitude to Mr. Hoy for compiling <strong>the</strong>se records.<br />

DR <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong> records<br />

IH Information received from Ida Hanna<br />

ER Information received from Edwin Russell<br />

FD Information received from Fletcher Davidson<br />

BR Bible Records<br />

DCHS - Information received from <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong> Historical Society<br />

BRD Biographical Review of <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong><br />

MDCH Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. 1797-1880 published 1880<br />

These county histories published <strong>by</strong> Munsell are invaluable to <strong>the</strong> genealogical researcher. Salesman canvassed <strong>the</strong><br />

counties and obtained histories from various families and historians and <strong>the</strong>n, of course, sold <strong>the</strong> histories to <strong>the</strong><br />

county residents. The histories give us such an insight into <strong>the</strong> lives of <strong>the</strong> early settlers.<br />

KD Kim DePew<br />

LL Linda Lohrum<br />

KB Ka<strong>the</strong>y Barnes<br />

KK Kenneth Kaufman


CHAPTER ONE<br />

SOME OF THE DESCENDANTS OF WILLIAM RUSSELL of "near Glasgow"<br />

AND LOUDOUN AYR SCOTLAND and DELAWARE COUNTY NEW YORK<br />

3 WILLIAM RUSSELL b 1733 "near Glasgow" Scotland d 28Jun1828 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, New York in<br />

Scotland m [presumption as all children were born in Ayr Scotland cjmc] JANET POMPHREY (PUMPRHEY,<br />

PUMPRY) b ca 1750 Scotland d 30May1837.<br />

Family legend is that William Russell was a weaver <strong>by</strong> trade.<br />

Their known children:<br />

31 Janet Russell<br />

32 Stephen Russell<br />

33 John Russell<br />

34 James Russell<br />

35 William Russell<br />

36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

[The latest letter I have from Ed Russell dated 24May1984 states: "I have not been able to extend <strong>the</strong> William<br />

Russell or Janet Pomphrey lines back ano<strong>the</strong>r generation. I found a baptism for a Janet Pumphery 2Dec1758 in<br />

Glasford Lanark Scotland. Relationship not proven. Pomphrey name also occurs in East Kilbride parish<br />

(Lanarkshire.) RUSSELL name is very prevalent in that same area east and sou<strong>the</strong>ast of Glasgow but I have never<br />

found anything I could connect." All of <strong>the</strong> above information was furnished <strong>by</strong> Ed Russell. Also, <strong>the</strong> names, birth<br />

dates, birth place and marriages of <strong>the</strong> children of Janet Pomphrey and William Russell. Ed located <strong>the</strong>se in <strong>the</strong><br />

copy of <strong>the</strong> parish register for Loudoun, Ayr, Scotland on LDS Microfilm. cjmc]<br />

From <strong>the</strong> <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong> Biographical Review in a biographical sketch of a grandson of William and Janet<br />

Pomphrey, we learn more about <strong>the</strong> emigrant ancestor, WILLIAM RUSSELL:<br />

"The grandfa<strong>the</strong>r of Stephen Russell, and <strong>the</strong> founder of this branch of <strong>the</strong> Russell family in America, was William<br />

Russell, a Scotch farmer who came to America in 1800, and settled in Bovina, <strong>NY</strong>., where a grandson, Andrew T.,<br />

bro<strong>the</strong>r of Stephen, now resides.<br />

The two hundred acres of ground purchased <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> emigrant was forest land; and <strong>the</strong> abundance of deer, bears,<br />

wolves and small game gave food to <strong>the</strong> settlers and furnished skins for traffic in <strong>the</strong> <strong>Ca</strong>tskill market, sixty two<br />

miles distant. The nearest mill was six miles away from <strong>the</strong> log house of <strong>the</strong> emigrant, who would shoulder <strong>the</strong><br />

grist, and walk <strong>the</strong> distance when <strong>the</strong> bread supply became nearly exhausted and <strong>the</strong> housewife clamored for flour.<br />

Life in <strong>the</strong> primitive new settlement, though hard and rough, was healthful; and William Russell lived to be<br />

ninety-five years old. The husband and wife followed <strong>the</strong> faith of <strong>the</strong>ir fa<strong>the</strong>rs, and lived and died in <strong>the</strong> faith of <strong>the</strong><br />

Pres<strong>by</strong>terian church. Their five children are all now dead."<br />

From <strong>the</strong> Biographical Review - The Leading Settlers of <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> in <strong>the</strong> 9 th section at page 406 in <strong>the</strong><br />

biographical sketch of grandson, Andrew Thomson Russell, we learn more about this immigrant ancestor:<br />

“ANDREW THOMSON RUSSELL, a <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong> dairyman of Scotch ancestry, occupies <strong>the</strong> farm in Bovina<br />

on which he was born, and which includes <strong>the</strong> tract of land cleared <strong>by</strong> his paternal grandfa<strong>the</strong>r, William Russell, in<br />

<strong>the</strong> early part of <strong>the</strong> century. William Russell was born near Glasgow, Scotland; and he and his wife, who was<br />

Scotch, emigrated to America in 1800, and settled here in <strong>the</strong> primeval forest. His first work was to cut down <strong>the</strong><br />

trees whose stout trunks were to be fashioned into a rude abode for his wife and children. The game that dwelt<br />

about <strong>the</strong> very threshold of <strong>the</strong> cabin furnished food for <strong>the</strong> hungry little mouths. There was at <strong>the</strong> time no roads cut<br />

through <strong>the</strong> woods, still haunted <strong>by</strong> wolves and bears; and <strong>the</strong> journey to <strong>the</strong> mill at South Kortright, now known as<br />

Almeda, a distance of five miles, which <strong>the</strong> sturdy pioneer sometimes made, carrying <strong>the</strong> grain on his back, <strong>the</strong> path


eing indicated only <strong>by</strong> blazed trees, was both toilsome and perilous. William Russell died here June 28, 1828,<br />

aged ninety-five years and four months, leaving five sons John, Stephen, James, William, Mat<strong>the</strong>w and one<br />

daughter. His wife, Janet Pumphry, was born in 1750 and died May 30, 1827.”<br />

U.S. 1810 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> enumerated at page 430 and enumerated as <strong>the</strong> 20st person visited:<br />

William Russell with<br />

1 male (10-16) b 1794-1800 (Mat<strong>the</strong>w b 1795)<br />

4 males (16-26) b 1784-1794 (Stephen b 1784, John b 1786, James 1790, William b 1792)<br />

1 male (45+) b before 1765 (William b 1733)<br />

1 female (45+) b before 1765. (Janet b ca 1755)<br />

Note: [There is ano<strong>the</strong>r William Russel listed in Walton but listed with four males b 1800-1810, 1 male b<br />

1794-1800, three males b 1784-1794 which does not match our William's family at all. A close neighbor of<br />

William's in Delhi is listed as Elisha Fuller with a family and <strong>the</strong> eldest male was b 1765-1784 with three o<strong>the</strong>r<br />

younger males. A granddaughter Deborah Russell married an Elisha Fuller and I wonder if he were a son or<br />

grandson of this Elisha Fuller. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1820 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> At page 75 is enumerated William Russell with one male born before<br />

1755 and one female born before 1755.<br />

[This <strong>compiler</strong> has never researched <strong>the</strong> deed nor probate records for this family in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> as I have not<br />

had time to do so. I plan to do this before completing this compilation. 6Oct1990. cjmc]<br />

31 JANET RUSSELL b 29May1783 in Loudoun Ayr Scotland and probably died as an infant. (ER)<br />

32 STEPHEN RUSSELL b 7Dec1784 in Loudoun Ayr Scotland d 1866 bur <strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville <strong>NY</strong> on 1Dec1814 m<br />

JEAN BRYCE b 29Mar1799 Scotland d 14July1864 d/o JANET GILMORE and THOMAS BRYCE. (DH<br />

Mss)<br />

Their known children: (DH)<br />

321 William Russell<br />

322 Nancy Russell<br />

323 Thomas Gilmore Russell<br />

324 Jane Russell<br />

325 Margaret G. Russell<br />

326 John K. Russell<br />

327 Elizabeth Russell<br />

328 Mary Russell<br />

329 James Russell<br />

U. S. 1810 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> Listed with fa<strong>the</strong>r William Russel(l) at page 430.<br />

U. S. 1820 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> Enumerated on page 47 as Stephen Russell, Jr. with: [1820 census was<br />

alphabetized. cjmc]<br />

Two males under ten years b 1810-1820 (Wm. b 1815 & Thomas G. Russell b 1818)<br />

One male (26-45) b 1755-1784 Stephen b 7Dec1784<br />

Two females under ten years b 1810-1820 (Nancy b 1817 and Jane b 1820)<br />

One female (26-45) b 1755-1784 [Jean Bryce was born 1799 so this does not match her age but I could have<br />

misread or census taker or his transcriber could have made a mistake. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1850 census Tompkins <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 326 HH#343:<br />

Stephen Russell 65 <strong>NY</strong>* farmer $300<br />

Jane Russell 55 <strong>NY</strong>


Jane Russell 28 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Elizabeth Russell 26 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John Russell 24 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mary Russell 22 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 18 <strong>NY</strong><br />

*[Birthplace should be Scotland. Also <strong>the</strong> birth dates as given <strong>by</strong> David Hoy do not match <strong>the</strong> order as listed on <strong>the</strong><br />

census but since David Hoy gave complete birth dates, it would appear he had access to family records and,<br />

<strong>the</strong>refore, would be correct. cjmc]<br />

321 WILLIAM RUSSELL b 21Aug1815 prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

[I believe <strong>the</strong> following is this William Russell as he is listed as living next door to Thomas G. Russell, ano<strong>the</strong>r son<br />

of 32 Stephen Russell. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1850 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 270 HH#1647<br />

William S. Russell 36 <strong>NY</strong> farmer $2500<br />

Laura(?) A. Russell 35 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Sarah J. Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Rhoda Ann Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Wm. G. Russell 4 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mariette Russell 2 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Howard Russell 1/12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Wm. Johnson 15 <strong>NY</strong> laborer<br />

Elizabeth Russell 24 <strong>NY</strong><br />

322 NANCY RUSSELL b 10Jan1817 bur <strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville <strong>NY</strong> on 7Jun1843 m WALTER McGIBBON b 6Nov1820<br />

Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> s/o JEANETTE ???? and WILLIAM McGIBBON<br />

Their known children: (DH)<br />

3221 Augusta McGibbon<br />

3222 Forrest McGibbon<br />

3223 Annette McGibbon<br />

From Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. N. Y. at page 322 in <strong>the</strong> section entitled Biographical Notices, Town of<br />

Tompkins, we learn:<br />

"Walter P. McGibbon, son of William and Jeanette McGibbon, of Scotch descent, was born in Andes November<br />

6th, 1820. In 1840 he became a clerk in a store for Peter Cogher, of Oneida county, N. Y. He was thus employed<br />

for three and one half years, since which time he has been engaged in farming. He was married June 7th 1843, to<br />

Nancy B. Russell, of Delhi. Their children now living are Augusta V. and Forrest L., <strong>the</strong> latter of whom is farming<br />

with his fa<strong>the</strong>r. He was born November 27th, 1847, and married Harriet R. McLaury, daughter of J. H. McLaury, of<br />

Sullivan county, September 1st, 1869. Their children are Milton J., Walter P. and Jennie A."<br />

323 THOMAS GILMORE RUSSELL b 2Nov1818 m MARIE WEISNER.<br />

Their known children: (DH)<br />

3231 George Weisner Russell<br />

3232 Melissa Russell<br />

3233 John B. Russell (census)<br />

U. S. 1850 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Thomas G. Russell 32 <strong>NY</strong> farmer $2000<br />

Marie Russell 44 <strong>NY</strong><br />

George W. Russell 4 <strong>NY</strong>


Melissa Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John B. Russell 2/12 <strong>NY</strong> Maria L. Allen 10 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1870 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#382/428<br />

Thomas G. Russell 50 farmer <strong>NY</strong> 10000/2000<br />

Maria Russell 50 <strong>NY</strong> keeping house<br />

George W. Russell 23 <strong>NY</strong> farmer<br />

Melissa J. Russell 21 <strong>NY</strong> housekeeper<br />

George Seabort 19 <strong>NY</strong> hired laborer<br />

3231 GEORGE WEISNER RUSSELL b 17Jan1846 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d 19Oct1899 bur Sidney <strong>NY</strong> on<br />

14Jan1874 m FAN<strong>NY</strong> MOORE b 5Jan1846 Triangle <strong>NY</strong> and in 1920, Mr. Hoy stated she was living at 48 Birdsall<br />

St. Norwich <strong>NY</strong> d/o SABA WEBSTER and PETER STANLEY MOORE.<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

32311 Arthur George Russell<br />

32312 Anna May Russell<br />

32313 Herbert Stanley Russell<br />

32314 Nellie Russell<br />

32315 Jennie Russell<br />

32311 ARTHUR GEORGE RUSSELL b 19Aug1876 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 21Mar1912 m MRS. MAUDE<br />

LUTHER.<br />

323111 NELLIE GLADYS RUSSELL b 23Dec1912.<br />

32312 ANNA MAY RUSSELL b 1May1878 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 1Aug1881 and bur Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co<br />

<strong>NY</strong>.<br />

32313 HERBERT STANLEY RUSSELL b 17Oct1881 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d 17Jul1913 Rome <strong>NY</strong> bur<br />

Sidney <strong>NY</strong>. Unmarried.<br />

32314 NELLIE M. RUSSELL b 26Jan1883 Delhi <strong>NY</strong> on 23Jun1910 at Norwich <strong>NY</strong> m IRA ROBB b 14Feb1871<br />

Afton <strong>NY</strong> s/o ELLEN NICHOLS and JOHN ROBB.<br />

32315 JENNIE RUSSELL b 31May1884 Sidney <strong>NY</strong> d 26Dec1884 Sidney <strong>NY</strong><br />

3232 MELISSA RUSSELL m MARSHALL BOGART.<br />

324 JANE RUSSELL b 12Nov1820 d 26Jun1913 <strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville <strong>NY</strong> m EDWIN HATHAWAY.<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

3241 Sumner Hathaway<br />

3242 Addie Hathaway<br />

3243 Lois Hathaway<br />

3244 Russell Hathaway<br />

325 MARGARET G. RUSSELL b 29Oct1822 d 27Jun1898 bur Old Stone Church Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

Unmarried.<br />

326 JOHN K. RUSSELL b 6Mar1825 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 2Nov1854 m (1) LOIS M. MEEKER b<br />

6Apr1830 d 27Apr1873 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o ELIZABETH BRYCE and AHAZ MEEKER; on 10Jan1877<br />

m (2) MINA MURRAY b 1835 d 9Jan1915 Binghamton <strong>NY</strong> d/o JANET SCOTT and JOHN MURRAY<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> first mrg:<br />

3261 Helen Russell<br />

3262 Elizabeth Russell<br />

3263 Charles Russell


U. S. 1870 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#400/446<br />

John R. (?) Russell 45 <strong>NY</strong> farmer 4000/100<br />

Lucy A. Russell* 35 kh <strong>NY</strong><br />

Helen E. Russell 13 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Salome E. Russell 10 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Charles E. Russell 7 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Patrick White 50 R.R. laborer Ireland<br />

<strong>Ca</strong>tharine White 48 kh Ireland<br />

*Note: [The wife’s name is not <strong>the</strong> same as given <strong>by</strong> David Hoy but <strong>the</strong> children are definitely for this John K.<br />

Russell and wonder if <strong>the</strong> R. was misread as a K. cjmc]<br />

3261 HELEN RUSSELL b 1Feb1856 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> on 1Feb1888 m JOHN M. CAMPBELL b<br />

14Jan1858 Delhi <strong>NY</strong> s/o ANN MURRAY and WILLIAM CAMPBELL<br />

3262 ELIZABETH RUSSELL b 22Jun1860 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

3263 CHARLES RUSSELL b 28Jan1863 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 3Jan1893 m SARAH BROWN<br />

Their daughter:<br />

32631 SARAH BELLE RUSSELL on 6May1915 m ROBERT GEMMEL s/o CHARLES GEMMEL.<br />

On 1Oct2002, I received <strong>the</strong> following e-mail from Kathy<br />

<strong>Ca</strong>rol,<br />

My son is descended from Janet Pomphrey and William Russell through 32631 Sarah Isabel Russell. Sarah was an<br />

only child and she wanted a large family. Sarah and Robert had 14 children. One of <strong>the</strong> daughters <strong>Ca</strong>tharine<br />

“Kitty” Gemmel first married William Henry Van Wagner. Both are deceased. Ey had two children, one daughter<br />

still living and one son deceased William Clarence Van Wagner. This is my son’s fa<strong>the</strong>r. My son is <strong>the</strong> last to<br />

carry on this Van Wagner line. My son’s fa<strong>the</strong>r died while my son was only four months old. And <strong>by</strong> a later e-<br />

mail, Kathy sent <strong>the</strong> following:<br />

This is what I have on descendants of Sarah Isabel RUSSELL.<br />

Sarah Isabel RUSSELL m Robert E. GEMMEL 05/06/1915 Methodist Episcopal Parsonage. Sarah Isabel<br />

RUSSELL b 05/13/1896 town of Delhi, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> d 198? Delhi, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> (possibly buried in<br />

<strong>the</strong> Old Woodland Cemetery). Robert Elliott GEMMEL b 05/06/1894-95 d 08/28/1946 Town of Delhi, <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co., <strong>NY</strong>. (Militia Enrollment-WW1 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> Delhi 5/13). 14 children from this marriage. After Robert<br />

Gem's death, Sarah I. RUSSELL m Arthur GERKIN who is buried in <strong>the</strong> Old Woodland Cemetery.<br />

Children of Sarah I. RUSSELL and Robert E. GEMMEL:<br />

1. Sarah Margaret b 03/14/1916 d 04/29/2000 m. Paul RUBYOR (deceased) - no children<br />

2. Beatrice "Betty" Elizabeth b? (still living) m Kurt STAERKER (deceased) - unknown if <strong>the</strong>re were children or<br />

how many<br />

3. Robert E. b? d?(deceased) m Mary ? - unknown children<br />

4. Hugh Russell b? d? (not sure if living) m Charlotte ? unknown children<br />

5. Mae Louise b? d? (deceased) m Bernie SITTS (not sure if still living) - unknown children<br />

6. Marion Eleanor b 11/15/1923 d 03/18/1999 m 04/12/1944 to Almarion C. GOSS b 04/06/1923 d 04/10/1998 -<br />

several children - 1 son Gerald A. GOSS b 06/07/1957 d 05/15/1971 age 13 died in farming accident.<br />

7. Jean Frances b? d? (not sure if still living) m Donald DAVIDSON (not sure if still living) - unknown children<br />

8. <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine Helen b 06/18/1926 Delhi, <strong>NY</strong> d 07/05/2001 Port Richey, FL buried Walton Cem. Walton, <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co., <strong>NY</strong> m 1st William Henry VAN WAGNER (06/27/1947) b 02/17/1906 Walton, Del. Co., <strong>NY</strong> d 08/17/1960<br />

Walton, <strong>NY</strong> buried Walton Cem., Walton, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> (Note: W.H. Van Wagner first marriage to Ruth<br />

BUDINE 12/11/1926, she possibly died in childbirth along with <strong>the</strong> child).Note: Wm H. VAN WAGNER<br />

CO-owner <strong>Delaware</strong>-Republican). 2 children from 1st marriage, 1 daughter still living 1 son b 05/22/1953 Delhi,<br />

<strong>NY</strong> d 03/17/1980 Tampa FL buried Tampa, FL. <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine's 2nd marriage to Harry KNAPP (still living) b.


Oneonta, <strong>NY</strong>, former Delhi police officer. (Note: <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine may have been married for a short time before KNAPP<br />

need to verify).<br />

9. Donald William b ? (not sure if still living) Note: I believe he is married but need to verify<br />

10. Madelyn Ruth b ? still living - never married - no children<br />

11. Marjorie Isabell b? d? possibly still living - m Algene Johnson - unknown children<br />

12. John Tracy b? still living married 1st Sherry ?? 2nd Gina ?? (1 dau & 3 sons from 1st marriage. 1 son from 2nd<br />

marriage)<br />

13. Gerald Thomas - b? d? died when young - I think farming accident - need to verify<br />

14. Francis Irving - b? d? (possibly still living) institutionalized as a child- Sarah I. RUSSELL tried to keep him<br />

home but as he grew older and larger she was unable to take care of him. This haunted her for <strong>the</strong> rest of her life.<br />

I hope this helps. Will get back to you when I verify <strong>the</strong> some of <strong>the</strong> details listed above. Looking forward to<br />

hearing from you again.<br />

Thank you so much for your time and patience w/ me.<br />

Kathy<br />

327 ELIZABETH RUSSELL b 20Apr1827 d 21Mar1853 <strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville <strong>NY</strong> m EDWIN HATHAWAY<br />

[Probably <strong>the</strong> Elizabeth Russell age 24 b <strong>NY</strong> listed with bro<strong>the</strong>r Wm. S. Russell on U. S. 1850 census at page 270<br />

HH#1647. cjmc]<br />

3271 ELIZABETH HATHAWAY b 1Mar1853 <strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville <strong>NY</strong> on 6Mar1872 m ALLEN MOORE<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

32711 Charles Moore b 25Oct1872<br />

32712 Merton Moore b 3Aug1878 m Helen Palmer<br />

32713 Orley Moore b 13Jul1879 m E<strong>the</strong>l Christian.<br />

32714 Marshall Moore b 21Apr1881 m Isabella Littner<br />

32715 Mabel Moore b 1Nov1882 m Fred J. Turner<br />

32716 Marian Moore b 18Jul1885<br />

32717 Emma Moore b 23Nov1886 m Henry A. Atkins<br />

32718 Frank Moore b 9Aug1890 m E<strong>the</strong>l M. Crawford<br />

32719 Howard Moore b 31Jan1892 m Henrietta Leahey<br />

327(10) Del Moore b 6Jun1895<br />

328 MARY F. RUSSELL b 1Dec1829 bur <strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville <strong>NY</strong> m JOHN PATTERSON<br />

Their children:<br />

3281 Agnes Patterson m John O'Brien and lived at Luray KS in 1920 (DH)<br />

3282 Archibald Patterson<br />

329 JAMES RUSSELL b 19Mar1832 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d 15Apr1901 on 1Jan1862 m NANCY<br />

CARPENTER b 15Sept1836 d 1Mar1917 Sidney <strong>NY</strong> d/o SARAH N. HOAG and BENJAMIN CARPENTER<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

3291 Ulysses Russell<br />

3292 Eva Russell<br />

3293 Hattie Russell<br />

3294 Julian Russell<br />

3295 Edna Russell<br />

3296 Bertha Russell<br />

U. S. 1880 census Hancock <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#170/191:<br />

James Russell 48 farmer b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

Nancy Russell 43 <strong>NY</strong> as were parents


Ulysses B. Russell 16 son at home<br />

Sarah L. Russell 14 school b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Julian H. Russell 12 school <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hattie V. Russell 10 school <strong>NY</strong><br />

Sarah S. Russell 8 school <strong>NY</strong><br />

3291 ULYSSES RUSSELL* b 19Apr1864 on 1Mar1894 m EDNA DOERNER<br />

*(Of Friendship <strong>NY</strong> in 1920 according to David Hoy. cjmc)<br />

Their children:<br />

32911 DOROTHY RUSSELL<br />

32912 DONALD RUSSELL<br />

32913 LOUISE RUSSELL<br />

32914 EDITH RUSSELL<br />

32915 HELEN RUSSELL<br />

32916 LAURA RUSSELL<br />

3292 EVA RUSSELL b 14Dec1865 on 15Sept1885 m ELMER LOVE<br />

Their children:<br />

32921 Earl Russell Love<br />

32022 Eunice Love<br />

3293 HATTIE A. RUSSELL b 28Aug1869 Tompkins <strong>NY</strong> d 1933 bur Riverview Cemetery on 26Sept1889 in<br />

Hancock <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m HERBERT A. ROBINSON b 29Nov1862 <strong>Ca</strong>dosia d Apr1943 Sidney <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co. <strong>NY</strong> s/o HATTIE WILLIAMS and FRANCIS ROBINSON s/o HANNAH CHASE and ROWLAND<br />

ROBINSON<br />

I have a copy of an obituary :<br />

April 8, 1945<br />

Herbert Robinson Passes away<br />

Herbert A. Robinson, a resident of Sidney since 1887, passed away Tuesday morning at his home on Avery Street.<br />

He had been in poor health for some time. Born in <strong>Ca</strong>dosia, Nov. 29, 1862, <strong>the</strong> son of Frank and Hattie (Williams)<br />

Robinson, he married Miss Hattie Russell of Hancock in September, 1889; who has since passed away. Mr.<br />

Robinson was a member of <strong>the</strong> Masonic Order for 51 years and also had a lifetime membership in <strong>the</strong> Odd Fellows<br />

lodge. He had served as village trustee for 2 terms. He is survived <strong>by</strong> 1 bro<strong>the</strong>r, Miles, of Norwich, and a cousin,<br />

Howard Robinson of Roscoe, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Services in charge of Rev. Willard B. Sopor<br />

of <strong>the</strong> Congregational Church, will be held tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at <strong>the</strong> <strong>Ca</strong>rr and Landers Funeral Chapel,<br />

Interment in Hancock cemetery.<br />

April 20, 1933<br />

Hattie Russell Robinson<br />

Sidney mourns <strong>the</strong> death of Hattie Russell Robinson, who passed away at <strong>the</strong> family Avery Street home Tuesday,<br />

18th inst. But few residents of our village were better known than Mrs. Robinson. She was highly esteemed <strong>by</strong> all<br />

who knew her. During <strong>the</strong> past several months she had been in ill health, <strong>the</strong> turn for <strong>the</strong> worst coming <strong>the</strong> latter part<br />

of last week, death followed on day above mentioned. Mrs. Robinson was born in <strong>the</strong> town of Tompkins, near<br />

<strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville August 28, 1869, <strong>the</strong> daughter of James and Nancy <strong>Ca</strong>rpenter Russell. She was united in marriage<br />

with Herbert A. Robinson September 25, 1889, in Hancock. Shortly after <strong>the</strong>y came to Sidney to reside. She was a<br />

charter member of Sidney Chapter Order of Eastern Star, and had served with credit to her home chapter and self as<br />

a local and district officer. She was also an active member of <strong>the</strong> local W.C.T.U. unit and <strong>the</strong> American University<br />

Club. Mrs. Robinson was deeply interested in civic affairs and had served as a member of <strong>the</strong> local Republican<br />

committee for several years. In <strong>the</strong> immediate family <strong>the</strong> deceased is survived <strong>by</strong> a devoted husband; three sisters,<br />

Mrs. Elmer Love of <strong>Ca</strong>nnonsville, Mrs. Bertha Fletcher of Union, and Miss Edna Russell of Sidney, also a bro<strong>the</strong>r<br />

Uylesses P. Russell of Friendship, <strong>NY</strong>. Interment in family plot, Riverview cemetery.<br />

Lori


Keyrocker@aol.com<br />

3294 JULIAN RUSSELL b 10Oct1867 and in 1920 of Deposit <strong>NY</strong>. (DH)<br />

3295 EDNA RUSSELL b 20Sept1871.<br />

3296 BERTHA RUSSELL b 17Feb1881 on 15Jun1904 m EVERETT FLETCHER<br />

Their children:<br />

32961 Evelyn Fletcher<br />

32962 Es<strong>the</strong>r Lucille Fletcher<br />

33 JOHN RUSSELL b 3Feb1786 Loudoun Ayr Scotland m CATHERINE THORBURN born 26Apr1801<br />

Hawick Scotland (DH) d 4Oct1837 bur Old Stone Church (DH) <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d/o JANET PATTERSON and<br />

ADAM THORBURN.<br />

Their known children (DH):<br />

331 Nancy Russell<br />

332 <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine Russell<br />

333 Alice Russell<br />

334 Mary Russell<br />

335 Jane Russell<br />

336 Margaret or Elizabeth Russell<br />

337 William Russell<br />

338 Adam Russell<br />

339 John Russell<br />

U. S. 1810 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Listed with fa<strong>the</strong>r at page 430.<br />

U. S. 1820 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> at page 48, John Russell is listed with:<br />

One male (26-45) b 1775-1794 (John b 3Feb1786)<br />

One female (10-) b 1810-1820 (Nancy b ?)<br />

One female (16-26) b 1794-1804 (<strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine Thorburn?)<br />

U. S. 1850 census Tompkins <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 325 HH#338/9<br />

John Russell 60 Scotland farmer $300<br />

William Russell 22 <strong>NY</strong> laborer<br />

Abram Russell 20 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John Russell 16 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Note: [John's age should be 64 and David Hoy has Abram's name as Adam. John lives in <strong>the</strong> neighborhood of his<br />

bro<strong>the</strong>r Stephen Russell. cjmc<br />

331 NANCY RUSSELL m ABRAHAM BAKER.<br />

332 CATHERINE RUSSELL<br />

333 ALICE RUSSELL m SIMON C. EGGLESTON.<br />

334 MARY RUSSELL m THOMAS or WILLIAM CULVER.<br />

335 JANE RUSSELL m WILLIAM ROSE.<br />

336 MARGARET OR ELIZABETH RUSSELL m SMITH LOCKWOOD.<br />

337 WILLIAM RUSSELL married unknown.<br />

338 ADAM RUSSELL married unknown.<br />

339 JOHN RUSSELL did not marry.<br />

34 JAMES RUSSELL [known as Junior because of <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r James Russell who married Nancy Richie. cjmc] b<br />

29Jun1790 Loudoun Ayr Scotland christened 6Aug1790 Loudon, Ayr Scotland d 4Aug1851 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong> buried Old Bovina Cemetery (Butt End) on 14Jan1814 in Stamford <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m MARGARET<br />

BRYCE b 5Jan1796 in Scotland (ER wrote probably area around Cormunnock, Lanark, Scotland) d 15Jan1873<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> buried Old Bovina Cemetery (Butt End) <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d/o JANET GILMORE and<br />

THOMAS BRYCE.


Their children: (David Hoy)<br />

341 William Russell<br />

342 Thomas B. Russell<br />

343 James G. Russell<br />

344 Infant son b 9May1820 died unnamed<br />

345 Archibald Russell<br />

346 Stephen Russell<br />

347 John G. Russell<br />

348 Infant son born and died 13 Dec 1829<br />

349 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

34(10) David B. Russell<br />

34(11) Andrew Thomson Russell<br />

34(12) Mat<strong>the</strong>w B. Russell<br />

34(13) Samuel R. Russell (poss)<br />

From <strong>the</strong> biography of his grandson Andrew Thomson Russell in <strong>the</strong> Biographical Review - The Leading Settlers of<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> 9 th section at page 406, we learn more about James Russell:<br />

James Russell, <strong>the</strong> third* of this goodly group, was born in Scotland on June 22, 1790, and a lad of ten<br />

years when he came to this country with his parents. He was educated in <strong>the</strong> district schools of <strong>the</strong> locality, and<br />

came into possession of <strong>the</strong> farm at his fa<strong>the</strong>r’s death. He added largely to <strong>the</strong> estate, and became quite a man of<br />

property. He married Margaret Bryce, who was born in Scotland, February 5, 1796, a daughter of Thomas and<br />

Janet (Gilmore) Bryce, <strong>the</strong> former of whom died February 25, 1813, and <strong>the</strong> latter, a daughter of John Gilmore, July<br />

11, 1829. The o<strong>the</strong>r children of her parents were <strong>the</strong> following: Agnes, born March 19, 1794; Jean, March 24,<br />

1799; Archibald, August 25, 1801; John, January 6, 1802; Elizabeth, February 20, 1805; Mat<strong>the</strong>w, born January<br />

1807; who died in Lib<strong>by</strong> Prison during <strong>the</strong> Civil War; Mary, September 2, 1809; Thomas G., April 4, 1812. The<br />

wife of Mr. Russell shared his religious faith and creed, both being members of <strong>the</strong> Reformed Pres<strong>by</strong>terian Church.<br />

He had no interest in <strong>the</strong> political situation of his time, and took no part in <strong>the</strong> national or local issues. His reasons<br />

for thus disfranchising himself, as it were, are indicated in <strong>the</strong> following Synod’s Report on National Reform in<br />

1869: ‘Because this nation has steadfastly refused any acknowledgment of <strong>the</strong> authority of God, of his Son, or of<br />

his law,’ and because ‘A Constitution which ignores <strong>the</strong> foundations of all political morality cannot be accepted<br />

and approved <strong>by</strong> any Christian people without sin,’ and because he holds ‘it to be <strong>the</strong> duty of every citizen of this<br />

nation to maintain an active dissent <strong>by</strong> refusing to incorporate with a government thus constituted.’<br />

James Russell died August 4, 1851. His wife Margaret survived him many years, dying January 15, 1873.<br />

Twelve children, all sons, were John, and Andrew, are now living. The record is as follows: William, born<br />

December 19, 1814, died February 2, 1892; Thomas B., born August 9, 1816, died April 18, 1881; James G., born<br />

April 21, 1818, died January 1 1891; an infant, born May 9, 1820, died unnamed; Archibald B., born August 18,<br />

1821, died February 18, 1868; Stephen, born January 26, 1824; John G., born January 16, 1827; an infant, born and<br />

died on December 13, 1829; Mat<strong>the</strong>w, born May 31, 1831, died September 27, 1833; David B., born August 19,<br />

1833, died February 28, 1892; Andrew T., born November 9, 1837; Mat<strong>the</strong>w B., born June 17, 1840, died January<br />

14 1847.<br />

*According to <strong>the</strong> Old Parish Records, James was <strong>the</strong> fourth son. cjmc<br />

From <strong>the</strong> sketch on Stephen, his son, in <strong>the</strong> BRD:<br />

"His fa<strong>the</strong>r, James Russell, was born in Ayrshire, Scotland in 1790; and his mo<strong>the</strong>r, Margaret (Brice) Russell, was<br />

also a native of Scotland. James Russell, <strong>the</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r of Stephen Russell, grew up in Bovina, and was educated in <strong>the</strong><br />

primitive schools of that early period. He was a successful and prominent man among his neighbors, and a member<br />

of <strong>the</strong> Reformed Pres<strong>by</strong>terian Church."<br />

From Munsell’s History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., New York at page 130 under subtitle “The Reformed Pres<strong>by</strong>terian<br />

Church” in <strong>the</strong> chapter entitled “Town of Bovina”, we learn:<br />

“...We have been presented with a list of names recognized among <strong>the</strong> early settlers of <strong>the</strong> town who aided in <strong>the</strong>


erection of <strong>the</strong> stone-church near Andrew T. Russell’s (<strong>the</strong> old Russell homestead.) [Munsell published in 1880.<br />

Cjmc] The following minute is from <strong>the</strong> records of <strong>the</strong> congregation: ‘Bovina, N. Y. June 13 th , 1825. The male<br />

members of <strong>the</strong> congregation being present, <strong>the</strong> meeting was constituted with prayer. John McEvers was chosen<br />

chairman and James Miller, sen., was chosen clerk. The following items were agreed to: 1 st , that a meeting-house<br />

be built with stone, of <strong>the</strong> following dimensions: Length, 34 feet; width, 24 feet; height, 12, and to have a gallery .<br />

2 nd . James Russell, David Ballantine and John Russell are appointed to collect <strong>the</strong> subscription and superintend <strong>the</strong><br />

erection of <strong>the</strong> building...” Some of <strong>the</strong> familiar names on <strong>the</strong> list of subscribers for church erection, and also for<br />

sustaining <strong>the</strong> ordinances were Robert Hamilton, William Murray, James Archibald, Andrew Thomson, Thomas<br />

Hamilton, James Russell, John Archibald, and John Russell. In 1861, a new church was erected in <strong>the</strong> village of<br />

Brushland and David B. Russell was a member of <strong>the</strong> session. David B. Russell and Andrew T. Russell were elders<br />

in 1865 and members of <strong>the</strong> session.<br />

[I believe <strong>the</strong> James Russell Jr. enumerated on page 47 in <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1820 census is this 34 James Russell. He could<br />

have been designated as James Russell Jr. because <strong>the</strong>re was a James Russell Sr. also enumerated in Bovina<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1860 census. I believe he was <strong>the</strong> James Russell who married Nancy Richie. [See<br />

Chapter 2] There are five James Russells listed in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1820 census. Four of <strong>the</strong> James<br />

Russells have males born between 1775 and 1794. Two in Franklin, one in Kortright and one in Bovina. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1820 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 47 is James Russell Jr. listed with:<br />

3 males 10- (b 1810-1820)<br />

1 male 26-45 (b 1775-1794)<br />

1 female 16-26 (b 1794-1804)<br />

2 foreigners not naturalized<br />

1 in agriculture<br />

U. S. 1850 census Bovina Co. <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#1112/1145 pagd 235b<br />

James Russell Jr. 60 farmer 3,000 Scotland<br />

Margaret Russell 55 Scotland<br />

Archibald Russell 28 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Stephen Russell 26 <strong>NY</strong> blacksmith<br />

John Russell 22 <strong>NY</strong> farmer<br />

David Russell [first name very unclear] 18 <strong>NY</strong> farmer<br />

Andrew Russell 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Samuel Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Robert Scott 70 farmer 4000 Scotland is <strong>the</strong> next family enumerated as HH#1113/1146 and next to him is Robert<br />

Scott Jr. 38 farmer b <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

New York State Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> #60<br />

Margaret Russell 59 born Scotland widow 41 years Bovina or <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Archibald Russell 34 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> farmer<br />

John G. Russell 28 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

David B. Russell 21 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Andrew Russell 17 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret G.Russell 32 servant<br />

Margaret Nicol 21<br />

U. S. 1870 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#99/100: Margaret is enumerated with her son Andrew Russell as<br />

being 74 years of age born Scotland.<br />

341 WILLIAM RUSSELL b 18Dec1814 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 2Feb1892 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on<br />

14Feb1846 m JANET or JENETTA ORR.* b 1823 d 1901[kk]<br />

*[My ancestor Samuel McCune, who was probably <strong>the</strong> immigrant, married Mary Orr probably in Ireland and I<br />

wonder if possibly Janet Orr could be descendant of maybe Mary Orr's bro<strong>the</strong>r? cjmc]


Their children: (DH)<br />

3411 James Bryce Russell<br />

3412 John M. Russell<br />

3413 Will C. Russell<br />

3414 Mary M. Russell<br />

3415 George M. Russell<br />

3416 Eliza J. Russell<br />

3417 Margaret Ann Russell<br />

U. S. 1850 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 227 HH#991/1023.<br />

William Russell 36 <strong>NY</strong> farmer $6200<br />

Jenetta Russell 26 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James B. Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Christina Taylor 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1870 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#10-10:<br />

William Russell 56 5000/1200 <strong>NY</strong> farmer<br />

Jeanette Russell 43 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James H. Russell 21 farmer<br />

John Russell 17<br />

William C. Russell 14<br />

Mary Russell 12<br />

George Russell 10<br />

Elizabeth Russell 8<br />

1880 census, Bovina, <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> at p. 38B HH#15-16<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL 65 yrs. farmer b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

JANNET RUSSELL 54 born <strong>NY</strong> parents in Scotland<br />

JOHN M. 25 son b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

WILLIAM C. RUSSELL 23 son b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

MARY M. RUSSELL 21 daughter b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

GEORGE M. RUSSELL 20 b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

ELIZA J. RUSSELL 17 b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

3411 JAMES BRYCE RUSSELL m MARGARET BROWN<br />

3412 JOHN M. RUSSELL b ca 1854 (c) <strong>NY</strong> d Oct1919 Billings MT bur Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong><br />

3413 WILLIAM M. RUSSELL b 25Sept1855 <strong>NY</strong> on 27Jan1887 m ELIZABETH J. FOREST b 20Feb1859<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d/o ELIZABETH BIGGAR and ROBERT J. FOREST<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34131 ALFRED J. RUSSELL<br />

34132 ROBERT W. RUSSELL<br />

34133 VIOLA RUSSELL<br />

3414 MARY M. RUSSELL b ca 1859 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

3415 GEORGE M. RUSSELL b ca 1860 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

3416 ELIZA J. RUSSELL b ca 1863 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

3417 MARGARET ANN RUSSELL b 2Sept1847 d 2Nov1847 bur Bovina Center <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

342 THOMAS B. [for Bryce cjmc?] RUSSELL b 9Aug1816 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 18Apr1881 bur Old<br />

Stone Church <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 1Jan1846 m JANE/JENETTA MURRAY b ca 1826 <strong>NY</strong> (c) d 1Mar1893 in<br />

her 67th year bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o JEAN BLACK and WILLIAM MURRAY.<br />

Their children:<br />

3421 James Douglas Russell


3422 Jennette M. Russell<br />

3423 William M. Russell<br />

3424 Margaret J. Russell<br />

3425 Thomas David Russell<br />

3426 R. Mulligan Russell<br />

and two infant daughters<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 231 HH#11056/1089<br />

Thomas B. Russell 34 <strong>NY</strong> farmer $1000<br />

Jane Russell 24 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James D. Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jenetta M. Russell 2 <strong>NY</strong><br />

William M. Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret J. Russell 1/12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Joanna (?) Munlay 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1860 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#75/75:<br />

Thomas B. Russell 43 farmer 1600/300 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jane Russell 35 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James D. Russell 13 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jannet M. Russell 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret J. Russell 10 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Thomas D. Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Renwick M. Russell 2 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1870 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#40-42:<br />

Thomas B. Russell 53 farmer 8000/2000 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jane Russell 45 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James D. Russell 23<br />

Jeanette Russell 21<br />

Margaret Russell 16<br />

Milligan Russell 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1880 U. S. Census, Bovina, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., New York at page 34, Household No. 9-9:<br />

THOMAS B. RUSSELL 63 years old farmer b N.Y. parents Scotland<br />

JANE RUSSELL 55 wife kpg hse b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

MAGGIE J. RUSSELL 34 dau housework b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Living next door to <strong>the</strong> above family at HH#10-10:<br />

JAMES N. HASTINGS 83 farmer b <strong>NY</strong> parents in Scotland<br />

He is checked as being married but no wife listed.<br />

JAMES E. HASTINGS 40 son b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

MARGARET RUSSELL 50 b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland servant<br />

MAGGIE GOW 18 servant b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

DANIEL GREEN 18 servant b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

From Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> at page 132 in chapter entitled “Town of Bovina”:<br />

"Thomas B. Russell, his bro<strong>the</strong>r (referring to John G. Russell in a paragraph above on same page) was born in 1816<br />

on <strong>the</strong> homestead, where <strong>the</strong>ir youngest bro<strong>the</strong>r, Andrew T., now lives. His wife is William Murray's daughter,<br />

Jane, a sister of Judge Murray, of Delhi. Of Mr. Russell's nine children only one son and two daughters are living.”<br />

3421 JAMES DOUGLAS RUSSELL b 14Nov1846 d 27Oct1877 bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong>. Unmarried.<br />

3422 JENNETTE RUSSELL b ca 1848 <strong>NY</strong> (c) m as his second wife DAVID LOWE THOMSON b 1Aug1831 d<br />

20Aug1915


3423 WILLIAM M. RUSSELL b 10Apr1849 d 18Oct1854 bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

3424 MARGARET (MAGGIE) JANE RUSSELL b 24May1851 <strong>NY</strong> d 17Dec1904 bur Old Bovina Cemetery<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> and was listed with parents on 1880 census.<br />

3425 THOMAS DAVID RUSSELL b 17Jan1852 d 19Jan1866 bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong>.<br />

3426 R. MULLIGAN RUSSELL b 22Feb1859, married and has children. (DH)<br />

343 JAMES G. [for Gilmore? cjmc] RUSSELL b 21Apr1818 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 1Jan1891 bur Old<br />

Bovina Cemetery <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 27Feb1849 m (1) ELEANOR (HELEN or ELLEN) HAMILTON b<br />

2Aug1823 d 29Apr1862 bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o JEAN RAY and ROBERT<br />

HAMILTON; m (2) MARY ANN THOMSON b 2Dec1846 d 1925 bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o HELEN ARMSTRONG and J. R. THOMSON.<br />

Children of first mrg:<br />

3431 Robert Hamilton Russell<br />

3432 Jane Margaret Russell<br />

3433 Wilson B. Russell<br />

3434 William H. Russell<br />

3435 Arthur G. Russell<br />

3436 James Andrew Russell<br />

3437 John Knox Russell<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> 2nd mrg:<br />

3438 Erwin Russell<br />

3439 Arthur T. Russell<br />

U. S. 1850 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 232 HH#1069/1103<br />

James T.* Russell 30 <strong>NY</strong> farmer 4000<br />

Ellen Russell 25 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Robert H. Russell 4/12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Robert Hamilton 27 <strong>NY</strong> laborer<br />

Hannah Hamilton 23 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jennie Henderson 20 <strong>NY</strong><br />

*[It is a "T". cjmc]<br />

1855 New York State census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> #75<br />

James G. Russell 37 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Eleanor Russell 32<br />

Robert H. Russell 5<br />

James A. Russell 2<br />

Margaret Russell 9/12<br />

U. S. 1860 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 112/112:<br />

James G. Russell 41 5000/600 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Ellen Russell 36 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James A. Russell 7 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret J. Russell 5 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John K. Russell 2 <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mary Robertson 23 <strong>NY</strong> servant<br />

Enumerated next is <strong>Ca</strong>tharine A. Douglas 64 Lady born Scotland<br />

U. S. 1870 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#61/63<br />

James G. Russell 48 farmer 8000/3900 <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign birth


Mary M. Russell 23 kh <strong>NY</strong><br />

Robert H. Russell 20 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

James A. Russell 18 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margarett Russell 16 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

John H. Russell 13 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1880 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> page 31 HH#61:<br />

JAMES G. RUSSELL 62 yrs farmer b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

MARY A. RUSSELL 33 kpg hse b <strong>NY</strong> parents New York<br />

ROBERT RUSSELL 30 farm worker b <strong>NY</strong> parents <strong>NY</strong><br />

SCOTLAND RUSSELL 28 b <strong>NY</strong> parents <strong>NY</strong><br />

MARGAT RUSSELL 25 housework b <strong>NY</strong> parents N Y<br />

JOHN K. RUSSELL 21 b <strong>NY</strong> parents <strong>NY</strong><br />

IRVING N. RUSSELL 3 b <strong>NY</strong> parents <strong>NY</strong><br />

3431 ROBERT HAMILTON RUSSELL b 1Feb1850 in 1880 m (1) JOSEPHINE BAKER b 24May1857 d<br />

22Apr1881 bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o CATHERINE HOLLISTEEN and<br />

JACOB BAKER; m (2) MARGARET DOIG b 23Feb1860 d 1933 bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o SARAH HODGE and PATRICK DOIG.<br />

Son <strong>by</strong> first mrg: (DH)<br />

34311 Elmer G. Russell<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> 2nd mrg: (DH)<br />

34312 Herman Russell<br />

34313 Charles Russell<br />

34314 Cecil Russell<br />

34311 ELMER G. RUSSELL b 4Apr1881 on 30Sept1909 m (1) JOAN THOMSON m (2) BLANCHE<br />

McKNIGHT<br />

Son <strong>by</strong> first mrg:<br />

343111 ARTHUR A. RUSSELL b 26Jul1910 Kansas City MO.<br />

34312 HERMAN RUSSELL b 15Feb1886 on 24Feb1909 m ETHEL GLADSTONE b 26Apr1886 d/o JANE<br />

LIDDLE and GEORGE K. GLADSTONE<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

343121 Glenn Gladstone Russell<br />

343122 Jane Margaret Russell<br />

343123 Lawrence Hamilton Russell<br />

343121 GLENN GLADST0NE RUSSELL b 10Dec1909<br />

343122 JANE MARGARET RUSSELL b 12Jan1912<br />

343123 LAWRENCE HAMILTON RUSSELL b 21Aug1914<br />

34313 CHARLES RUSSELL d 12July1980 Acton, MASS on 10Nov1915 m HIDRETH TUTTLE d<br />

1January1976 d/o JENETTE WINTER and ARCHIBALD TUTTLE<br />

34314 CECIL RUSSELL b 1891 d 1985 on 20Sept1916 m ISABELLA IRVINE b 1897 d 1985 d/o<br />

ELIZABETH JANE RICHARDSON and JOHN A. IRVINE<br />

Their known daughter:<br />

343431 Margaret Russell<br />

3432 JANE MARGARET RUSSELL b 23Oct1854 d 17May1907.<br />

3433 WILSON B. RUSSELL b. b Aug1856 d 28Apr1859 bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

3434 WILLIAM H. RUSSELL b 25Sept1859 d 18Feb1866 bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>


3435 ARTHUR G. RUSSELL b 28Nov1860 d 6Mar1866<br />

3436 JAMES ANDREW RUSSELL b 21Oct1852 d 28Jan1917 on 24Jan1883 m ROSA DOIG b 30Oct1863 d/o<br />

SARAH HODGE and PATRICK DOIG<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34361 ORLENA RUSSELL m REVEREND WILLIAM ROBB<br />

34362 CALVIN MITCHELL RUSSELL<br />

34363 HAZEL ELLENE RUSSELL<br />

3437 JOHN KNOX RUSSELL B ca 1855 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

3438 ERVIN RUSSELL b 2Sept1876 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d 1959 bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

3439 ARTHUR T. RUSSELL b 31Mar1873 d 8Oct1873 bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

344 ...RUSSELL b 9May1820 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> and died <strong>the</strong> same day buried Old Bovina Cemetery<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

345 ARCHIBALD B. RUSSELL b 18Aug1821 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 15Feb1868 bur Old Bovina Cemetery<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> age 46 yrs. 5 months and 27 days.<br />

346 STEPHEN RUSSELL b 26Jan1824 in Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 20Sept1903 bur Bovina Center Cemetery<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 12Nov1850 m MARY ARMSTRONG b 12Nov1827 d 27Jan1902 bur with husband<br />

d/o ISABELLA COULTER* and JOHN ARMSTRONG.<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

3461 James Russell<br />

3462 John A. Russell<br />

3463 Francis (Frank) A. Russell<br />

3464 Margaret A. Russell<br />

3465 William T.. Russell<br />

3466 Edwin D. Russell<br />

3467 Henry George Russell<br />

*Note: [Isabella is enumerated as 61 born Scotland on 1860 census Bovina with husband John Armstrong 63 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

with family. cjmc]<br />

Quoting from <strong>the</strong> BRD sketch on Stephen eliminating what has been quoted above regarding his fa<strong>the</strong>r, James, and<br />

our emigrant ancestor, William Russell:<br />

"Stephen Russell, of whom this sketch is intended to be a brief memoir, was born to his parents in Bovina on <strong>the</strong><br />

26th day of January 1824....Stephen Russell received his education from <strong>the</strong> masters in <strong>the</strong> district school, and lived<br />

on his fa<strong>the</strong>r's farm until he was twenty-one years old. He <strong>the</strong>n went to work for a Mr. William Thompson, with<br />

whom he remained nearly two years. His first year's earnings netted him <strong>the</strong> meager sum of one hundred and eighty<br />

dollars. His employer raised his wages during <strong>the</strong> last nine months of his service; but Stephen Russell had decided<br />

to learn a trade which would insure him a competence, and so became a blacksmith under an apprenticeship with<br />

Andrew Craig. As soon as he felt himself sufficiently well skilled in his craft, he set up a shop for himself in <strong>the</strong><br />

village. Here <strong>the</strong> stroke of his anvil sounded through days of shine and storm; for <strong>the</strong> smith was an industrious man,<br />

and found much work to do. After nine years, however, he sold his shop, and bought a small farm of sixty acres,<br />

which he has enlarged <strong>by</strong> recent additions to its present proportions, two hundred and nine acres. Here he has<br />

established a dairy farm, and keeps a herd of fifty five cows, whose average yearly weight of butter is two hundred<br />

and seventy five pounds. He has <strong>the</strong> latest and best machinery for butter-making, and takes <strong>the</strong> deepest interest in<br />

his dairy, which is one of <strong>the</strong> largest in Bovina.<br />

On November 11, 1850, he was united in wedlock to Mary Armstrong, a native of Bovina. Mrs. Russell's fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />

was born in Washington <strong>County</strong>, New York and came to Bovina when <strong>the</strong> town was in its first stage of<br />

development. The mo<strong>the</strong>r of Mary Armstrong was a Scotch woman. The Armstrongs were members of <strong>the</strong> United<br />

Pres<strong>by</strong>terian church, and certainly fulfilled <strong>the</strong> Biblical injunction to 'multiply and replenish <strong>the</strong> earth'; for out of a<br />

family of twelve children, ten grew to maturity. Six of <strong>the</strong>m are now living, namely: John Armstrong, a resident of


<strong>Ca</strong>lifornia; Francis, who lives at <strong>the</strong> old homestead in Bovina; Elsie, Mrs. David Oliver; Mrs. Mary Russell;<br />

Margaret, Mrs. Walter A. Doig; and Ellen J., Mrs. John J. Foster, <strong>the</strong> latter a resident of Washington <strong>County</strong>.<br />

To Stephen and Mary Russell seven children have been born, as follows: [Listed above. cjmc]. The parents of this<br />

family are in <strong>the</strong> folds of <strong>the</strong> Christian faith, being members of <strong>the</strong> Reformed Pres<strong>by</strong>terian Church. Mr. Russell<br />

takes no part in politics, but gives his undivided attention to his work. His hospitality and geniality make him a<br />

favorite in <strong>the</strong> locality in which he lives; and his butter, cream, and milk are well known to <strong>the</strong> epicures of <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

<strong>County</strong>."<br />

New York State census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> #63<br />

Stephen Russell 31 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> blacksmith<br />

Mary Russell 27 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 3 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

John A. Russell 11/12 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

John Miller 19 born Greene Co. <strong>NY</strong> 3/12 in Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> blacksmith<br />

U. S. 1870 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#41-43:<br />

Stephen Russell 46 <strong>NY</strong> 6000/2200<br />

Mary Russell 2 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 18 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John A. Russell 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Francis Russell 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret Russell 9 <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 4 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Edward Russell 8/12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1880 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> [from <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> website]<br />

Stephen Russell 56<br />

Mary Russell 52<br />

James Russell 28<br />

John A. Russell 26<br />

Francis Russell 21<br />

Maggie Russell 19<br />

William T. Russell 13<br />

Edwin D. Russell 9<br />

George H. Russell 7<br />

3461 JAMES RUSSELL b 5Dec1851 d 1926 bur Bovina Center Cemetery on 17Mar1886 m MARY J.<br />

THOMSON b 11Apr1848[ts has 1846 cjmc] d 1931 bur with husband d/o MARGARET THOMSON and<br />

GEORGE THOMSON<br />

3462 JOHN A. [For Armstrong? cjmc] RUSSELL b 19Jun1854 d 1910on 20Apr1881 m AGNES L. ORR b<br />

17Dec1858 [ts has 1857 cjmc] d 1933 bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o BARBARA<br />

LEAL and ROBERT S. ORR<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34621 Henry Remo Russell<br />

34622 Clarence Russell<br />

34623 Everett O. Russell<br />

Note: Kenneth Kaufman has <strong>the</strong>y had seven children.<br />

34621 HENRY REMO RUSSELL b 9Jan1885 d 4Mar1895.<br />

34622 CLARENCE RUSSELL b 3Mar1886<br />

34623 EVERETT O. RUSSELL b 17Apr1890 (Address in 1920 751 Reservoir St. Pomona CA per David Hoy)


3463 FRANCIS (FRANK) A. RUSSELL b 26May1858 d 27Jan1910 on 9Feb1898 m ADA COULTER b 1870 d<br />

1951 d/o MARY ROTTERMOND and JAMES A. COULTER<br />

Their children: (DH) [kk]<br />

34631 Millard F. Russell<br />

34632 Arthur N. Russell<br />

34633 Ernest C. Russell<br />

34631 MILLARD F. RUSSELL b 1898 m ISABELLA HYZER<br />

Their children: [kk]<br />

346311 Millard F. Russell Jr. b 1924 m Clara E. Rabler *<br />

34633 ERNEST C. RUSSELL b 1905 d 1969 m DOROTHY DREW<br />

Their children:<br />

346331 Ronald Russell b 1939-1985<br />

346332 David Drew Russell b 1941 m Ann Edwards *<br />

*For later generations, see family charts at end of compilation from Kenneth Kaufman<br />

3464 MARGARET A. RUSSELL b 6Feb1861 on 14Feb1900 m as his second wife JAMES W. THOMSON b<br />

6Nov1849.<br />

3465 WILLIAM T. RUSSELL b 7Feb1867 d 1925 bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on<br />

30Jan1903 m MARTHA BERGMAN b 20Sept1904 d 1943 bur with husband.d/o WILHELMIA LUPKE and<br />

FREDERICK BERGMAN. An infant son is buried with <strong>the</strong>m born 1906 died 1906.<br />

Their children: DH and Kenneth Kaufman<br />

34651Edna W. Russell<br />

34652 Edith Russell<br />

34653 Margaret Russell<br />

34654 William Herbert Russell<br />

34655 Infant son b and d 1906<br />

34651 EDNA W. RUSSELL b 20Sept1904 (twin) d 1932 m KENNETH R. KAUFMAN b 1904 d 1958<br />

Their children:<br />

346511 Everett W. Kaufman<br />

345612 Kenneth R. Kaufman [<strong>the</strong> descendant who furnished much Russell information. cjmc]<br />

345613 Robert Kaufman<br />

346514 Clifford Glen Kaufman<br />

346511 EVERETT W . KAUFMAN b 1926 m MARGARET BERRIAN b 1924<br />

Their son:<br />

3465111 Everett William Kaufman *<br />

346512 KENNETH R KAUFMAN b 1928 m KATHERINE MONSER b 1928<br />

Their children:<br />

3465121 Thomas Shane Kaufman *<br />

3465122 Ka<strong>the</strong>rine Margaret Kaufman*<br />

3465123 Barbara Ann Kaufman*<br />

3465124 Russell Francis Kaufman*<br />

3465125 William Paul Kaufman*<br />

346513 ROBERT KAUFMAN b 1929 m (1) MAE ALICE BARNOM b 1933 d 1996; m (2) NANCY BIVEN b<br />

1937<br />

Children:<br />

3465131 Sandra Ellen Kaufman *<br />

3465132 Robert Kenneth Kaufman*<br />

3465133 Pamela Jean Kaufman*


3465134 Lauri Anne Kaufman*<br />

3465135 Theresa Marie Kaufman*<br />

346514 CLIFFORD GLEN KAUFMAN b 1931 m HELEN HOYT b11932 d 1996<br />

*For later generations of <strong>the</strong> Kaufman family see Kaufman family sheet furnished <strong>by</strong> Kenneth Kaufman at end of<br />

this compilation.<br />

34652 EDITH M. RUSSELL b 20Sept1904 (twin) d 1976 m GEORGE HERBERT GRAHAM b 1898 d 1990<br />

Their children: [kk]<br />

346521 Marie Elizabeth Graham b 20Oct1929<br />

346522 Doris Cornenia Graham b 7Mar1931<br />

346523 Herbert William Graham b 9Apr1934<br />

34653 MARGARET RUSSELL b 1910 d 1967 m LESTER McPHERSON<br />

Their children: [kk]<br />

346531 Louise McPherson b 1944 d 1980 m William Barnhart Jr.<br />

346542 Andrew W. McPherson b 1944 d 1970<br />

34654 WILLIAM HERBERT RUSSELL b 31July1912 b 1912 d 1975 did not marry<br />

3466 EDWIN D. RUSSELL b 26Oct1869 on 12Feb11896 m LENA MAXWELL<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34661 ORA MAY RUSSELL<br />

34662 EUNICE A. RUSSELL<br />

3467 HENRY GEORGE RUSSELL b 15May1872 on 28Dec?? m IRENE M. REYNOLDS d/o MARY FITCH<br />

and JAMES REYNOLDS<br />

347 JOHN G. RUSSELL b 16Jan1827 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 7May1913 bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 19Nov1857 m MARGARET NICHOL b 1834 d 10Dec1914 buried with husband d/o<br />

MARGARET GEORGE and ANDREW NICOL.<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

3471 Annabelle Russell<br />

3472 Christina Russell<br />

3473 Alice E. Russell<br />

3474 Mary Jane Russell<br />

From: Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> at page 132 in Chapter entitled “Town of Bovina”:<br />

"John G. Russell, son of James and grandson of William Russell was born at <strong>the</strong> Russell homestead in 1827. He<br />

was married in 1857 to Margaret, daughter of Andrew Nicol*. Mr. Russell is a dairy farmer on <strong>the</strong> farm settled <strong>by</strong><br />

James Thomson. His grandfa<strong>the</strong>r was among <strong>the</strong> Scotch pioneers of 1801, and he left three numerous and<br />

prosperous generations of descendants."<br />

*[My third great grandfa<strong>the</strong>r, James McCune or McEwen, married Phoebe Nichol, daughter of Andrew Nichol,<br />

earlier and wonder if this Andrew Nichol could be a bro<strong>the</strong>r of my ggg grandmo<strong>the</strong>r Phoebe Ann (Nichol)<br />

McCune? cjmc]<br />

1880 U. S. census, Bovina, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> at p. 31 #64:<br />

JOHN G. RUSSELL, 53 yrs farmer b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

MARGARET RUSSELL 46 wf. kpg hse b Scotland as were parents<br />

CHRISTENA RUSSELL 15 dau. at schl b <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong> Mo<strong>the</strong>r Scot.<br />

ALICE E. RUSSELL 11 dau. at schl b <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong> Mo<strong>the</strong>r Scot.


3471 MARGARET ANNABELLE RUSSELL b 1859 d May1916 in 1879 m WILSON SCOTT b 1848 d<br />

29Jun1910 s/o JANETTA HAMILTON and ROBERT C. SCOTT<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34711 Herman Scott<br />

34712 Anna C. Scott<br />

34713 Elma J. Scott m David J. <strong>Ca</strong>meron<br />

3472 CHRISTINIA RUSSELL b 3Aug1864 on 14Nov1888 m BURTON MARSHALL THOMSON b 8Jul1865<br />

s/o MARY ISABELLA SCOTT and ANDREW THOMSON<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34721 Herbert Russell Thomson<br />

34722 Andrew Clinton Thomson<br />

34723 Lillian Christinia Thomson<br />

34721 HERBERT RUSSELL THOMSON b 11Sept1893 d 28Aug1916 on 14Oct1915 m AGNES FLORENCE<br />

GLADSTONE d/o ORNEY ROONEY and WILLIAM GLADSTONE<br />

Their son: (DH) 347211 Herbert Gladstone Thomson b 12Jan1917.<br />

3473 ALICE E. RUSSELL b 1869 in 1897 m ROBERT DOIG b 1869 s/o AGNES DOWIE* and WALTER<br />

DOIG<br />

[Listed on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1850 Census for Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#2749 is <strong>the</strong> family of Henry Dowie 42 b<br />

Scotland with Agnes 32, Henry 7, Agnes 5 and a female Sellias (?) 1. cjmc]<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34731 Russell Irving Doig b 25Aug1898<br />

34732 Arthur B. Doig<br />

34733 Arden W. Doig<br />

34734 Margaret A. Doig<br />

Note: Kenneth Kaufman has her born 1847 died 1929 and married to William Boggs born 1844 d 1933. John G.<br />

and Margaret Nicholl were married November 1859. cjmc.<br />

3474 MARY JANE RUSSELL d 7Apr1864 aged 1 yr 11 mos 5 days bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

348....RUSSELL b13Dec1829 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d same day bur Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

349 MATHEW RUSSELL b 31May1831 in Bovina, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 27Sept1833 bur Reformed Pres<strong>by</strong>terian<br />

Church cemetery Butt End in Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

34(10) DAVID B. RUSSELL b 19Aug1833 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 28Feb1892 bur Bovina Centery Cemetery<br />

on 18Feb1858 m MARGARET B. MURRAY b 9Dec1833 d 10Aug1903 buried Bovina Center Cemetery d/o<br />

HELEN RENWICK and JAMES MURRAY<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34(10)1 Mat<strong>the</strong>w James Russell<br />

34(10)2 Helen Anne Russell<br />

34(10)3 Thomas David Russell<br />

34(10)4 Margaret Bryce Russell<br />

34(10)5 William Renwick Russell<br />

U. S. 1860 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#110/110: Enumerated with mo<strong>the</strong>r Margaret (Bryce) Russell,<br />

bro<strong>the</strong>rs Andrew T. Russell and Archibald Russell with:<br />

David B. Russell 26 <strong>NY</strong>, Margaret Russell 26 Scotland and Ma<strong>the</strong>w J. Russell 1 b <strong>NY</strong>


U. S. 1870 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#489/535<br />

David Russell 35 farmer 7000/2000 <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign born<br />

Margaret Russell 36 keeping house Scotland as were parents<br />

James Russell 10 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Helen Russell 8 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Maggie Russell 6 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Thomas Russell 4 at home <strong>NY</strong><br />

Thomas Henderson 30 Scotland farmer<br />

Nancy Oliver 22 housekeeper <strong>NY</strong><br />

1880 U. S. census, Delhi, 4th & 5th district, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<strong>NY</strong> Page 134 HH#121-131 DAVID RUSSEL 46<br />

years,farmer b. <strong>NY</strong> parents in Scotland<br />

MARGARET RUSSEL 46 yrs., wife born Scotland as were parents<br />

MAGGIE RUSSEL 16 dau. b <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong> Mo<strong>the</strong>r Scotland<br />

THOMAS RUSSEL 14 son b <strong>NY</strong> same as above<br />

RENWICK RUSSELL* 8 son b <strong>NY</strong> parents same as above<br />

ELLA HOGG 22 yrs boarder school teacher with inflamation of <strong>the</strong> lungs b <strong>NY</strong> parents in Scotland<br />

34(10)1 JAMES MATTHEW RUSSELL b 22Oct1859 d 26Jun1873.<br />

34(10)2 HELEN ANN RUSSELL b 6Nov1861 on 19Aug1891 m REVEREND ROBERT J. GAULT b<br />

4May1855 d 21Aug1911 s/o MARTHA ADAMS and JOHN GAULT<br />

34(10)3 THOMAS DAVID RUSSELL b 29Jun1866 d 1937 on 16Jun1897 m JENNIE GILCHRIST* b<br />

31Aug1867 d 1935 d/o ELIZA SPENCE and ANDREW GILCHRIST.<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34(10)31 David Barton Russell<br />

34(10)32 Helen Spence Russell<br />

34(10)33 Ruth Me<strong>the</strong>ny Russell<br />

34(10)34 Renwick Gilchrist Russell<br />

*Tom Park on 22Sept2002 wrote that Eliza Jane Russell and Thoms D. Russell were his grandparents.<br />

34(10)31 DAVID BARTON RUSSELL b 21Jul1898 d 1967 m ELIZABETH GARNER b 1905 [kk]<br />

Their child: [kk]<br />

34(10)311 Jane Russell b 1927 d 1979<br />

.<br />

34(10)32 HELEN SPENCE RUSSELL b 21Apr1900 d 1983 m THOMAS PARK<br />

Their children: [kk]<br />

34(10)321 Thomas Park b 1932<br />

34(10)322 Mary Jane Park b 1935<br />

.<br />

34(10)33 RUTH METHE<strong>NY</strong> RUSSELL b 10Aug1901 d 1983 m G. M. ROBE.<br />

34(10)34 RENWICK GILCHRIST RUSSELL b 22Apr1904.<br />

34(10)4 MARGARET BRYCE RUSSELL b 1Nov1863 on 9Mar1900 m ERNEST McKEE b 9Mar1869 s/o<br />

MARG. J. ELLIOTT and JOHN McKEE<br />

34(10)5 WILLIAM RENWICK RUSSELL b 5Feb1872 d 1941on 30Aug1899 m CHRISTIANA TWEEDIE b<br />

16Dec1873 d 1955 d/o MARGARET SMITH and ALEXANDER TWEEDIE<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34(10)51 JAMES CLIFFORD RUSSELL b 2Jun1901 d 10Sept1916.<br />

34(10)52 MURRAY RENWICK RUSSELL b 22Oct1903 m OPAL ECKHART [This family is from Kenneth<br />

Kaufman]<br />

Their family: [kk]


34(10)521 Phillip R. Russell b and d 1942<br />

34(10)522 Joy Dianna Rusell<br />

34(10)522 JOY DIANNA RUSSELL b 1944 m (1) ??? and had Joseph ????m (2) GRAY YOUNG<br />

34(10)5222 Nicole Young b 1969<br />

.<br />

34(10)53 ROBERT ALEXANDER RUSSELL b 6Mar1908 d 1995 m CATHERINE GILCHRIST [kk]<br />

Their children from Kenneth Kaufman:<br />

34(10)531 James M. Russell<br />

34(10)532 Marilyn L. Russell<br />

34(10)533 Hartley L. Russell<br />

34(10)534 Renwick S. Russell<br />

34(10)535 Virginia A. Russell<br />

34(10)531 JAMES M. RUSSELL b 1936 d 1963 m BARBARA EHRANN<br />

Their children: [kk]<br />

34(10)5311 Diann Russell b 1963<br />

34(10)5312 Mark Russell b 1961 and has two sons<br />

34(10)532 MARILYN L. RUSSELL b 1941 m LAURENCE COMPEAU<br />

Kenneth Kaufman has her children as:<br />

34(10)531 Christine M. Russell b 1966 m Pasqual Palmiotti and has a son Kevin b 1994<br />

34(10)532 Laura L. Russell b 1969<br />

34(10)533 Todd A. Russell 1970<br />

34(10)533 HARTLEY L. RUSSELL b 1944 m MARILYN HARRINGTON<br />

Their children:<br />

34(10)5331 Deborah Russell b 1970<br />

34(10)5332 David Russell b 1968 m RHONDA [LNU]<br />

Their children:\<br />

34(10)53321 Stacy Russell<br />

34(10)53322 Nicole Russell b 1994<br />

34(10)534 RENWICK S. RUSSELL b 1947 m CANDICE BRU<br />

Their children:<br />

34(10)5341 Lisa M. Russell<br />

34(10)5342 Jeffrey William Russell.<br />

34(11) ANDREW THOMSON RUSSELL b 9Nov1837 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 9Oct1922 Oneonta Otsego<br />

Co., <strong>NY</strong> bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 12Jan1865 m (1) ELIZA JANE McLAURY*<br />

b 23Apr1845 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 22May1906 Oneonta Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> bur Bovina Center Cemetery Bovina<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o AGNES NANCY COBINE and GEORGE H. McLAURY; m (2) ANNA COONS [kk].<br />

*[34(11)232 Edwin S. Russell wrote <strong>the</strong> original spelling was McClaughry and cites <strong>Genealogy</strong> of <strong>the</strong> McClaughry<br />

Family compiled <strong>by</strong> Charles C. McClaughry and published <strong>by</strong> Worden Iowa Reformatory, Anamosa, Iowa in 1913.<br />

Edwin, a descendant, furnished <strong>the</strong> majority of <strong>the</strong> information for this family. Also, some information compiled<br />

from David Hoy's manuscipt. cjmc]<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34(11)1 James Joshua Kennedy Russell<br />

34(11)2 George T. Russell<br />

34(11)3 Jeannette A. Russell<br />

34(11)4 Andrew Gilmore Russell<br />

34(11)5 Samuel Wilson Russell<br />

34(11)6 Mary Jane Eliza Russell<br />

From Biographical Review - The Leading Citizens of <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>,<strong>NY</strong> - 9 th section at page 406 in <strong>the</strong><br />

Biography of Andrew Thomson Russell, we learn about him:


“ANDREW THOMSON RUSSELL, a <strong>Delaware</strong> Count;y dairyman of Scotch ancestry, occupies <strong>the</strong><br />

farm in Bovina on which he was born, and which includes <strong>the</strong> tract of land cleared <strong>by</strong> his paternal grandfa<strong>the</strong>r,<br />

William Russell, in <strong>the</strong> early part of <strong>the</strong> century...” See fur<strong>the</strong>r information under 3 William Russell and 34 James<br />

Russell.<br />

“Andrew T. Russell worked on his fa<strong>the</strong>r’s farm and hired himself out for several years during his youth,<br />

earning one hundred and fifty five dollars for his first year’s wages. He also worked at <strong>the</strong> carpenter’s trade one<br />

year. He was married January 12, 1865, and bought <strong>the</strong> farm in <strong>the</strong> spring of that year. The young woman who<br />

linked her fate with his was Miss Eliza Jane McLaury, who was born in <strong>the</strong> town of Davenport, April 23, 1845, a<br />

daughter of George H. and Nancy (Cobine) McLaury. George H. McLaury was a native of Kortright, and Mrs.<br />

McLaury of Franklin. They reared a family of seven children: George, a farmer in Iowa: Thomas, who died in <strong>the</strong><br />

Civil War; David, who lives in Delhi; Mrs. Russell; John, a farmer in South Dakota; Samuel, also in South Dakota;<br />

and Mrs. Sarah A. Terrell, wife of Thomas Terrell, a baggage-master in Oneonta, N. Y. Andrew T. Russell has<br />

lived at <strong>the</strong> home of his birth, surrounded <strong>by</strong> all <strong>the</strong> ties of association and childhood that make a locality dear. He<br />

keeps thirty milch cows and has one of <strong>the</strong> best dairies in <strong>the</strong> county. The new buildings which he has erected have<br />

greatly enhanced <strong>the</strong> value of <strong>the</strong> property and <strong>the</strong> land itself, under intelligent tillage, has been vastly improved.<br />

Six children have blessed <strong>the</strong> union of Mr. and Mrs. Russell, namely: James J. K., born November 5, 1865,<br />

who married Miss Tina L. Doig, and has one daughter Florence Pearl; George T. born September 19, 1868; Nettie<br />

A., born October 18, 1870; Andrew G. born March 22, 1872;Samuel W., born July 25, 1873, a clerk in Oneonta;<br />

Mary Jane Eliza, born December 23, 1875, now at <strong>the</strong> Normal School of Oneonta.<br />

Both Mr. and Mrs. Russell are members of <strong>the</strong> Reformed Pres<strong>by</strong>terian church, in which <strong>the</strong> former has<br />

been an Elder for twenty-one years. He is also <strong>the</strong> superintendent of <strong>the</strong> Sabbath-school, which latter office he has<br />

held for <strong>the</strong> last five years. Politics seem to have little or no interest for this man, who, for <strong>the</strong> same reasons stated<br />

in regard to his fa<strong>the</strong>r, serves his country <strong>by</strong> settling an example of industry, sobriety, and thrift, ra<strong>the</strong>r than <strong>by</strong><br />

taking an active part in State or national affairs.”<br />

.<br />

U. S. 1860 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 110/110:<br />

Andrew T. Russell 22 farmer 3000/600 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret Russell 26 Scotland<br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w J. Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong> [deceased <strong>by</strong> 1870 census? cjmc]<br />

Margaret Russell 65 Scotland [Mo<strong>the</strong>r Margaret Bryce) Russell. cjmc]<br />

Archibald Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong> [deceased <strong>by</strong> 1870 census? cjmc]<br />

Jennet Gillie 17 <strong>NY</strong> servant<br />

David B. Russell 26 farmer<br />

Note: Enumerated HH# 111/111 is a Thomas Hamilton 53 farmer b <strong>NY</strong> with Ellen 52 b Scotland and Elisabeth<br />

Hamilton 8 b <strong>NY</strong>. Suspect some tie in with our Russells. cjmc<br />

U. S. 1870 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#99/100:<br />

Andrew Russell 34 5000/2100 farmer <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign born<br />

Elisabeth Russell 25 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James K. Russell 4 <strong>NY</strong><br />

George T. Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret 74 Scotland [Mo<strong>the</strong>r Margaret (Bryce) Russell. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1880 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#55 page 30b:<br />

All of <strong>the</strong> following family were born in <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Andrew Russell 44 farmer<br />

Eliza J. Russell 35 kpg hse<br />

James K. Russell 14 school<br />

George T. Russell 11 school<br />

Jennet A. Russell 9 school<br />

Andrew D. Russell 8 school<br />

Samuel W. Russell 6 school<br />

Mary J. Russell 4 at home


34(11)1 JAMES JOSHUA KENNEDY RUSSELL b 4Nov1866 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 26Nov1890 d<br />

4Apr1940 Bovina Delawre Co. <strong>NY</strong> m CHRISTINA LEE DOIG b 17Feb1868 d 1954 bur Bovina Center Cemetery<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> with husband d/o MARG. ARMSTRONG and WILLIAM DOIG<br />

Their daughter: (DH)<br />

34(11)11 FLORENCE PEARL RUSSELL b 29May1892 on 1Dec1917 m HERMAN JOSLIN<br />

34(11)2 GEORGE THOMAS RUSSELL b 19Sept1868 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 12Mar1920 Milford (ER<br />

wrote may be Colliers) Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 9Nov1895 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m JENNIE ELIZABETH<br />

MILLER b 11Dec1870 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 7Sept1947 Collier Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o ELIZABETH<br />

THOMSON HASTINGS b 29Aug1836 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 9Aug1927 Colliers Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> and<br />

WILLIAM TELFORD MILLER b 16 Aug1835 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 10Jun1900 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong><br />

Their children:<br />

34(11)21 Erma Laura Russell<br />

34(11)22 LeRoy Gilmore Russell<br />

34(11)23 Mildred Elizabeth Russell<br />

34(11)24 Paul Telford Russell<br />

34(11)25 Mary Alice Russelll<br />

34(11)26 George Vaughn Russell<br />

34(11)21 ERMA LAURA RUSSELL b 23Jan1897 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 1974 m JAMES M. SNOWDEN<br />

Their daughter:<br />

34(11)211 Jane Snowden b 17Dec1937<br />

34(11)22 LEROY GILMORE RUSSELL b 28Aug1898 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 20Apr1958 m on<br />

21Aug1923 m ANNA L. DOWNIE d 1982.<br />

Their known children: (DH)<br />

34(11)221 Virginia Russell<br />

34(11)222 Shirley Russell<br />

34(11)1123 Martha Russell\<br />

34(11)221 VIRGINIA RUSSELL b 11Aug1925 Oneonta Otsego <strong>NY</strong> d 27Feb1987 Dewitt Onondaga <strong>NY</strong> [never<br />

married]<br />

34(11)222 SHIRLEY RUSSELL b 8Sept1927 Oneonta Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 21June1957 in Oneonta Otsego <strong>NY</strong> m<br />

HORACE CHURCH WRIGHT b 28May1927 Oneonta Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 12Mar1969<br />

34(11)223 MARTHA JANE RUSSELL b 14July1929 Oneonta Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> m ROBERT TITUS<br />

34(11)23 MILDRED ELIZABETH RUSSELL b 29July1900 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 1969 m HAROLD G.<br />

HALL<br />

Their daughter:<br />

34(11)231 Sonya Hastings Hall b 29Aug1935<br />

34(11)24 PAUL TELFORD RUSSELL b 12May1902 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 28Jan1948 San Leandro CA on<br />

5Jun1934 m MARGARET EDWINA HILL b 18Sept1908 Dallas Dallas Co. TX d/o SHELLEY HAMPTON<br />

HILL b 21Feb1882 Elgin Bastrop Co. TX d 11 Oct1949 Dallas Dallas Co. TX s/o of MILES HAMPTON HILL b<br />

11Aug1852 Bastrop Co. TX d 13Jun1911 in Elgin Bastrop Co. TX on 1 Feb1880 m MARY LOUISA REED b<br />

22Apr1854 Chappel Hill Washington Co. TX d May1943 Elgin Bastrop Co.TX and MARY FRANCES SHARPE<br />

b 24Feb1881 Wea<strong>the</strong>rford Parker Co. TX d 26 Sept1974 Placerville El Dorado CA d/o ELAM HAYNE SHARPE<br />

b 2Sept1845 Anderson District SC d 10Feb1897 East Dallas, Dallas TX who on 23Apr1876 m MARY ANN<br />

COKER b 13May1852 Jackson Co. LA d 9Jan1924.<br />

Their sons:<br />

34(11)241 PAULTELFORD RUSSELL, JR. b 5June1935 San Francisco San Francisco CA on 26Dec1959<br />

Oakland Alameda Co. CA m JOY ANN FREDGREN b 8Jan1938. Four children.


34(11)242 EDWIN SHELLEY RUSSELL b 11Aug1938 Oakland Alameda Co. CA on 21Dec1963 m JUDITH<br />

ELIZABETH KIRBY.*<br />

*[Edwin Russell's sources were:<br />

1. Framed ornate "family record" in possession of Mrs. G. Vaughn Russell, Oneonta, <strong>NY</strong>. 2. Gravestones in Bovina<br />

and Bovina Center cemeteries. 3. Records of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. Historian H. Fletcher Davidson <strong>by</strong> correspondence. 4.<br />

1850 Census Film #3988 #25 5. 1860 census film #803744. 6. Loudoun, Ayr, Scotland parish records and 7.<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. History-Biographical Digest. cjmc]<br />

34(11)25 MARY ALICE RUSSELL b 8Jan1906 Colliers Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 11Sept1981 Cooperstown Otsego Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong> on 23May1941Sayville Suffolk Co. <strong>NY</strong> m RALPH ARCHIBALD GARRISON b 28July1909 d 29Jan1996<br />

in Cooperstown Otsego <strong>NY</strong> s/o MATTIE JANE BRIZZEE and LINN SHERWOOD GARRISON. No children.<br />

34(11)26 GEORGE VAUGHN RUSSELL b 17Sept1909 Milford Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 29Nov1964 on 19July1939<br />

Walter <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m BERTHA LOKER b 24Sept1912 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o ELLA PAVELL<br />

and JOHN H. LOKER<br />

Their children:<br />

34(11)261 Gerald Thomas Russell<br />

34(11)262 John Vaughn Russell<br />

34(11)261 GERALD THOMAS RUSSELL b 4Dec1941 in Cooperstown Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 11July1963 Oneonta<br />

Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong> m CECILIA JUDD. Two children<br />

34(11)262 JOHN VAUGHN RUSSELL b 15Dec1949 Cooperstown Otsego Co. <strong>NY</strong>. Not married (2001)<br />

34(11)3 JENNETTE (JEANETTE) RUSSELL b 18Oct1870 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> d 10Jan1943 unmarried.<br />

34(11)4 ANDREW GILMORE RUSSELL b 22Mar1872 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 1933 on 18Sept1901 m<br />

EDITH MUNSON<br />

Their son: (DH)<br />

34(11)41 KENNETH GILMORE RUSSELL b 10Aug1902.<br />

34(11)5 SAMUEL WILSON RUSSELL b 25July1873 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 22Jan1924 on 1Oct1897 m<br />

ANNETTE PROCTOR SMITH b 19Oct1874 Cooperstown <strong>NY</strong> d 22July1952<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

34(11)51 Francis Proctor Russell<br />

34(11)52 Ormande Wilson Russell<br />

34(11)53 Raymond Smith Russell<br />

34(11)54 Helen Louise Russell<br />

34(11)51 FRANCIS PROCTOR RUSSELL b 20Oct1898 San Francisco Co. CA.<br />

34(11)52 ORMANDE WILSON RUSSELL b 3Jun1900 San Francisco Co. CA<br />

34(11)53 RAYMOND SMITH RUSSELL b 19Sept1905 San Francisco Co. CA d 1June1982 Pacific Palisades CA<br />

on 27July1923 Placerville CA m MARGARET BRADFORD b 19May1905 Sacramento CA d 15Nov1981 Pacific<br />

Palisades CA bur Forest Lawn Cemetery d/o MARY BEATRICE MINNIE BANNON and HUGH BASS<br />

BRADFORD<br />

Their daughter:<br />

34(11)531 MARY ANNETTE RUSSELL* b 24July1924 Sacramento CA on 3Sept1946 San Francisco CA m<br />

NORMAN DENNIS BEEMAN b 14Nov1918 Arlington WA s/o IDA LaVERNE SAILING and DENNIS<br />

MICHAEL BEEMAN<br />

Mary Annette (Russell) Beeman is <strong>the</strong> descendant of Samuel Wilson Russell who furnished <strong>the</strong> information<br />

regarding him and his descendant.<br />

Their children:


34(11)5311 Bradford Beeman<br />

34(11)5312 Russell Norman Beeman<br />

34(11)5313 David Rodney Beeman<br />

34(11)5314 Denise Beeman<br />

34(11)5315 Sara Beeman<br />

34(11)5311 BRADFORD (nmi) BEEMAN b3Jan1950 Sedro Woolloy WA on 10Apr1976 El Sobrante CA m<br />

BECKY JULIENE WEAVER b 9Oct1956 Nellis Air Force Base Las Vegas NV d/o SHIRLEY ANN<br />

LONGMIRE and DAVID ALAN WEAVER<br />

Their children:<br />

34(11)5311 Daniel Raymond Beeman b 18Feb1979 Vallejo CA<br />

34(11)5312 Mark Allan Beeman b 19Sept1980 Vallejo CA<br />

34(11)5313 Jeanette Christine b 4June1985 Vallejo CA<br />

34(11)5312 RUSSELL NORMAN BEEMAN<br />

34(11)5313 DAVID RODNEY BEEMAN<br />

34(11)5314 DENISE BEEMAN<br />

34(11)5315 DAVID RODNEY BEEMAN<br />

34(11)54 HELEN LOUISE RUSSELL b 6Aug1910 Sacramento CA d Mar1995 Sacramento CA. Never married.<br />

34(11)6 MARY JANE ELIZA RUSSELL b 23Dec1875 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m (1) JOHN WRIGHT<br />

(2)RANSOM S. MOSCRIPT No children.<br />

34(12) MATTHEW B. RUSSELL b 17Jun1840 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 14Jan1847 bur Old Bovina Cemetery<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

35 WILLIAM RUSSELL b 1Dec1792 Loudoun Ayr Scotland d 17July1873 Meredith <strong>NY</strong> buried Stone-Arabia<br />

Cemetery <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>* m HESTER TAYLOR [Fletcher Davidson's information has Es<strong>the</strong>r while Ida<br />

Hanna told me <strong>the</strong> tombstone has Hester. Merritt Russell on 28 April 2000 photographed William and Hester’s<br />

tombstones and definitely is Hester. See photographs <strong>by</strong> Merritt Russell)] b ca 1798 d 20Jan1842 bur Stone-Arabia<br />

Cemetery <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>* d/o possibly ISAAC TAYLOR<br />

*Note: Could her fa<strong>the</strong>r be Isaac Taylor because of <strong>the</strong> way William named his sons. First son, my ancestor,<br />

William Taylor Russell, for <strong>the</strong> paternal grandfa<strong>the</strong>r and Isaac Russell for <strong>the</strong> maternal grandfa<strong>the</strong>r? On <strong>the</strong> 1810<br />

census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> enumerated as <strong>the</strong> 160 th person visited is Isaac Taylor with 1 male born 1784-94,<br />

one male born 1765 or before, one female born 1794-1800. Enumerated as <strong>the</strong> 201 st person on this same census is<br />

William Russell Also in Middletown, <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> on <strong>the</strong> 1830 census, at page 157 enumerated is an<br />

ISAAC TAYLOR with males one under five yrs.,2 males five to ten, one male forty to fifty years and one male<br />

seventy to eighty who could be Hester (Es<strong>the</strong>r) Taylor's fa<strong>the</strong>r as he could have been born between 1750 and 1760<br />

Directions to <strong>the</strong> Stone-Arabia cemetery in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> sent <strong>by</strong> Merritt Russell. Starting in Treadwell, in <strong>the</strong><br />

middle to Treadwell just past Barlow’s Store, <strong>the</strong>re is a cross road. You will turn right pass <strong>the</strong> Fire Hall or your<br />

left. Proceeding you are on Roaring Brook when you come to a bend in <strong>the</strong> road to <strong>the</strong> left go right on Doug Hall<br />

Road. Then take <strong>the</strong> 2 nd right off that. The cemetery is opposite <strong>the</strong> Van Blackman farm. Their phone # is 829-<br />

8776 if you want to ask about seeing it without big dogs. It s not far from Treadwell. 22Aug2000.cjmc)<br />

Known children:<br />

*351 William Taylor Russell<br />

352 Jeannette Russell<br />

353 Nancy Russell<br />

354 Mary Ann Russell<br />

355 Deborah Russell<br />

356 Isaac Russell


357 Stephen M. Russell<br />

358 John P. Russell<br />

359 Margaret E. Russell<br />

35(10) Fanny Russell<br />

35(11) James Russell<br />

35(12) Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

35(13) Possibly male on 1850 census b ca 1848 .<br />

*[Order of birth not known and I have tried to deduce <strong>the</strong> order from <strong>the</strong> census and known birth dates.]<br />

U. S. 1810 Census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> Listed with fa<strong>the</strong>r at page 430.<br />

U. S. 1820 Census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> William Russell listed on page 75 with: One male 10- b<br />

1810-1820 (???)<br />

Two males (26-45) b 1775-1804 (William T. b 4July1820 and ???)<br />

One female (10-) b 1810-1820 (Nancy b ca 1820 according to 1850 census cjmc)<br />

One female (16-26) b 1794-1804 (Hester Taylor b ca 1798)<br />

In <strong>the</strong> 1830 census in Middletown, <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> at page 150, is listed: William Russell with: One male<br />

(5-) b 1825-1830 (Isaac b ca 1828 according to 1850 census.<br />

one male (5-10) b 1820-1825 (William Taylor Russell b 4July1820)<br />

one male (30-40) b 1790-1800 (William Russell b 1792)<br />

one male (50-60) 1770-1780 (?)<br />

one female (5-) b 1825-1830 (Deborah Russell b ca 1826 (1850 census)<br />

two females (5-10) b 1820-25 (Mary A. b ca 1825 and Nancy b ca 1823 (U. S. 1850 census)<br />

one female (10-15) b 1815-20 (Nancy Russell b ca 1820 (U. S. 1850 census)<br />

two females (20-30) 1800-1810 (b ca1798 and ??)<br />

1850 census, Town of Hamden, <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> HH#1747-1787:<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL 60 years farmer worth $700 born Scotland<br />

MARY A. RUSSELL 25 years born New York<br />

DEBORAH RUSSELL 24 yrs. born New York<br />

ISAAC RUSSELL 22 yrs. born New York<br />

STEPHEN RUSSELL 20 yrs. born New York<br />

JOHN RUSSELL 18 yrs. born New York<br />

MARGARET RUSSELL 15 yrs. born New York<br />

FAN<strong>NY</strong> RUSSELL 14 yrs. born New York<br />

JAMES RUSSELL 13 yrs. born New York<br />

MATTHEW RUSSELL 11 yrs. born New York<br />

ERENTIN/EVENTIN/EVENTUS/ERENTUS RUSSELL* male 2 yrs. born New York<br />

*[Query: Could this be George Russell enumerated with William Taylor and a Betsy on <strong>the</strong> 1860 census as twelve<br />

years old? This name definitely starts with an “E” and <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r letters could be as above. Very hard to decipher.<br />

If Hester (Taylor) Russell died in 1842, whose son would this male be? It would seem as if Hester Taylor has died<br />

in 1842and he has not remarried <strong>by</strong> 1850. Fletcher Davidson has furnished <strong>the</strong> information as to <strong>the</strong> children of<br />

Hester (Es<strong>the</strong>r?) Taylor and William Taylor and <strong>the</strong> names of <strong>the</strong>ir spouses and from <strong>the</strong> above, we can fill in <strong>the</strong><br />

approximate years of <strong>the</strong>ir birth and if I can find <strong>the</strong>m in <strong>the</strong> 1880 or 1900 census, will have <strong>the</strong>ir definite months<br />

and dates of birth. cjmc]<br />

In <strong>the</strong> 1855 New York State census, is listed:<br />

WILLIAM RUSSEL (and again, spelled with one l) 61 b Scotland farmer and in county 14 years.<br />

ROXA RUSSELL 43 yrs b Conn. wife three yrs. in county.<br />

STEPHEN M. RUSSELL 24 b <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. farmer 14 yrs. in county<br />

MATTHEW C. RUSSELL 14 b <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. 14 yrs. in county child


MARGARET RUSSELL 20 yrs born in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. 14 yrs in county child<br />

[It would seem as if William Russel has remarried <strong>by</strong> 1855 to Roxa ?? and she has been in <strong>the</strong> county only three<br />

years. But why are those born in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> listed (except for Roxa) as having been in <strong>the</strong> county only<br />

fourteen years? cjmc]<br />

In 1860, WILLIAM RUSSELL is listed with his son 351 WILLIAM TAYLOR RUSSELL who is listed as <strong>the</strong><br />

head of <strong>the</strong> household. Did I or <strong>the</strong> census enumerator write <strong>the</strong> name as Betsy ra<strong>the</strong>r than Roxy since she appears<br />

again on <strong>the</strong> 1870 census.<br />

1860 Census <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#1286/1371 [Why I did not record <strong>the</strong> town, I do not know! Will have to find it<br />

again. 31January1999 cjmc]<br />

William Russell, Jr. 40 farmer b <strong>NY</strong><br />

<strong>Ca</strong>tharine A. Russell 24 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 67 b Scotland<br />

Betsy Russell 49 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

George Russell 12 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Henry Russell 9 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

1870 United States Census, Meredith, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> HH#74-76<br />

Stephen Russell 40 farmer $4000/1000 b <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign birth<br />

Eunice Russell 32 keeping house b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mary Stewart 14 at home b <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 77 farmer b Scotland and parents foreign birth<br />

Roxy Russell 61kph hse b Conn<br />

351 WILLIAM TAYLOR RUSSELL was born 4July1820 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 27Nov1905 (ts) in Walton<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> buried in <strong>the</strong> old Goldsmith Graveyard on 6Jan1848 in Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> (as reported<br />

<strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> <strong>Delaware</strong> Gazette on 12Jan1848 which stated that all parties were of Hamden) m (1) ANGELINE SWART<br />

b ca 1820 d prior to 1858 [See picture of tombstone taken <strong>by</strong> Merritt Russell on next page. Ida Hanna, Frances<br />

(McCune) Decker and I visited <strong>the</strong> Goldsmith Burying Ground cjmc] d/o POLLY BEAMAN and WILLIAM<br />

SWART. Polly Beaman's mo<strong>the</strong>r was Deborah Goldsmith; m (2nd) CATHARINE A. (KATE) ROBINSON b<br />

1832 (ts) <strong>NY</strong> (c) d 22Mar1862 (ts) and buried in <strong>the</strong> Goldsmith Burying Ground <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>; m (3rd) JULIA<br />

PALMATIER as her second husband, b 1Apr1841 Davenport <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 9Mar1925 Downsville<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> bur Hartwick cemetery d/o of ELIZABETH SMITH and NATHAN PALMATIER. Julia m.<br />

(1)___________ BRISSEE and thirdly, on 10 Sept 1914 [date of filing] m his bro<strong>the</strong>r Manly Bresee. She had one<br />

child William Bresee <strong>by</strong> her first marriage and none <strong>by</strong> her third marriage.<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> Angelina Swart:<br />

3511 William Harvey Russell<br />

3512 Isaac A. Russell<br />

3513 Huldah Russell<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine Robinson<br />

3514 Angelina Matilda Russell<br />

3515 Ida Jeanette Russell<br />

3516 Charles Marshall Russell<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> Julia Palmatier:<br />

3517 Orson Russell<br />

3518 Cora Russell


3519 Anna Russell<br />

351(10) Annette Russell<br />

351(11) Georgia Russell<br />

351(12) Ferris Russell<br />

In <strong>the</strong> 1850 U. S. census in Hamden, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> not too far from both sets of parents at HH 1791-1791, are<br />

listed:<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL, JR. 30 farmer born New York<br />

ANGELINE RUSSELL 20 born New York<br />

WILLIAM H. RUSSELL 2 born New York<br />

8October1853 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Dd Bk43:16:<br />

Ann E. Gould, Executrix and Sherwood D. Gould, Executor of <strong>the</strong> Last Will and Testament of Herman D. Gould,<br />

parties of <strong>the</strong> first part, sold to William T. Russell of <strong>the</strong> town of Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>, party of <strong>the</strong> first part,*<br />

<strong>the</strong> SE1/2 of lot 42 Great Lot 2 in Bedlignton Patent beginning at southwest corner of said lot and stake and stone N<br />

59degrees 30 minutes E 37 chains two links to <strong>the</strong> sou<strong>the</strong>ast corner of said lot a large Beech tree marked and<br />

numbered Thence North 30 degrees 30 minutes West 26 chains to <strong>the</strong> middle of said lot a stake and stone <strong>the</strong>nce<br />

South 59 degrees 30 minutes West 37 chains 25 links through <strong>the</strong> middle of said lot to a stake and stone <strong>the</strong>nce 30<br />

degrees 30 minutes East 26 chains to he place of beginning containing 102 acres.<br />

*Neglected to record price. cjmc<br />

2May1854 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Dd Bk 44:170:<br />

Ann E. Gould, Executrix and Sherwood D. Gould, Executor of <strong>the</strong> Last Will and Testament of Herman D. Gould<br />

parties of <strong>the</strong> first part, sold to William T. Russell of <strong>the</strong> Town of Hamden, party of <strong>the</strong> first part, for $325.00 <strong>the</strong><br />

NE1/2 of <strong>the</strong> SE1/4 in Great Lot #2 Bedlington or Leake Patent lying in <strong>the</strong> town of Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

formerly occupied b Asicheael [?] Olerland [?] and late <strong>by</strong> Martin Olive, containing 53 7/10 acres. The Goulds<br />

appeared and swore that <strong>the</strong>y signed <strong>the</strong> above deed. Recorded 3May1854.<br />

In <strong>the</strong> 1855 New York state census, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>, we find:<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL 35 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> 13 yrs. in county farmer<br />

ANGELINE RUSSELL* 25 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.,18 yrs. in county<br />

WILLIAM H. RUSSELL 6 yrs. child<br />

ISAAC A. RUSSELL 4 yrs. child<br />

HULDAH RUSSELL 3 yrs. child<br />

(I do not understand only thirteen and eighteen years in county when <strong>the</strong>y were born <strong>the</strong>re?)<br />

*Angeline (Swart) Russell’s bro<strong>the</strong>r William Swart is enumerated at #1758-1798.<br />

30March1858 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Dd Bk51:1:<br />

William T. Russell and wife <strong>Ca</strong>tharine Russell of Hamden, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> sold to William Yeomans Jr. of<br />

Delhi, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> for $1,000 <strong>the</strong> property which <strong>the</strong>y purchased of <strong>the</strong> Goulds in 1853 and 1854.<br />

Note: Did not find any more deeds for William T. Russell. <strong>Ca</strong>nnot remember if we checked all <strong>the</strong> William<br />

Russells.<br />

1860 U. S. <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. Census HH#1286/1371<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL, JR. 40 farmer born New York<br />

CATHERINE A. RUSSELL 24 yrs. born New York<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL 67 yrs. born Scotland<br />

BETSY RUSSELL 49 yrs. born New York*<br />

GEORGE RUSSELL 12 yrs. born New York*<br />

HENRY RUSSELL 9 yrs. born New York*


Query: Should this have been Roxy or Roxa and George is <strong>the</strong>ir son and is this <strong>the</strong> George Russell on <strong>the</strong> 1850<br />

census with <strong>the</strong> name which was illegible? Cjmc.<br />

1870 U. S. Census, Colchester, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong>#392/419*<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL farmer 54 b <strong>NY</strong> parents of foreign birth 1800/1500<br />

JULIA RUSSELL 33 yrs. born <strong>NY</strong> [I didn't transcribe parents, I guess. cjmc])<br />

HARVEY RUSSELL 22 yrs.<br />

IDA RUSSELL 10 yrs.<br />

ORSON RUSSELL 5 yrs.<br />

CORA RUSSELL 2 yrs.<br />

ANNA RUSSELL 4/12ths born February<br />

*First cousins Stephen and Robert Russell, sons of Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell are enumerated at 391/418 and Uncle Mat<strong>the</strong>w<br />

Russell is enumerated with his son Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell Jr. at 393/420 and Mat<strong>the</strong>w’s o<strong>the</strong>r son John Russell is<br />

enumerated at 394/421.<br />

1880 U. S. Census, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> HH#210-241:<br />

WILLIAM T. RUSSELL 49 yrs. farmer born N.Y. and now listed parents born New York which we know is<br />

incorrect and he also has lost some years off of his age.<br />

JULIA RUSSELL 39 yrs.<br />

ORSON RUSSELL 15 yrs.<br />

CORA RUSSELL 12 yrs.<br />

NETTIE RUSSELL 8 yrs.<br />

GEORGIA RUSSELL 5 yrs.<br />

FERRIS RUSSELL 9/12 b. October and named after his half sister Huldah's husband?<br />

KNAPP, JANE 65 <strong>NY</strong> parents <strong>NY</strong><br />

*Sister Anna Russell, 10 yrs. is living with bro<strong>the</strong>r Isaac supra<br />

"Obituary - William T. Russell. William T. Russell died at <strong>the</strong> home of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies<br />

Sunday, November 27, aged 84. Mr. Russell was taken ill a week before his death with erysipelas. Up to that time<br />

he had been remarkably active for a man of his years. Funeral services conducted <strong>by</strong> Rev. G. W. Nims were held<br />

from <strong>the</strong> Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies residence Tuesday afternoon.<br />

Mr. Russell was a native of Bovina and spent all his life in <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>. He was married three times. He is<br />

survived <strong>by</strong> ten children. By <strong>the</strong> first marriage, Harvey of Binghamton; Huldah, Mrs. Ferris Terry of Walton and<br />

Isaac of Trout Creek. Two of <strong>the</strong> children <strong>by</strong> his second wife survive him, Tillie, Mrs. Joseph Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies of Walton<br />

and Charles of Allegheny, Pa. A daughter, Mrs. David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies died last year.<br />

Six children of <strong>the</strong> last marriage are living, Cora, Mrs. Wm. Stewart of Johnston, N. Y.; Anna, Mrs. John Phelps of<br />

Buffalo, N. Y.; Orson and Ferris of Downsville; Nettie, Mrs. George Meritt of Downsville and Georgia, Mrs.<br />

Charles Gladstone of Shavertown. Also four bro<strong>the</strong>rs, Stephen and John of Meredith; James of Franklin, and<br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w of Deposit. Two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Russell of Rockland and Mrs. Fannie Ingraham of Cortland."<br />

[Ida Hanna sent me a copy of this obituary which she has dated 1906 but tombstone has 1905. Need to find original<br />

obituary to check <strong>the</strong> date. cjmc]<br />

Ida Hanna sent me <strong>the</strong> copy of her grandmo<strong>the</strong>r's obituary from <strong>the</strong> local paper of Downsville, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong><br />

(not dated) but Ida has written "1925."<br />

"Mrs. Julia Bresee Passes Away. Mrs. Julia Bresee, who for a few weeks has been in declining health, died early<br />

Monday morning, March 9, at about 12:20 at <strong>the</strong> home of her daughter, Mrs. C. R. Gladstone, from old age and a<br />

general breaking down. She was about 85 years of age, and besides several years spent at Hartwick, had been a<br />

resident of this town many years. She was thrice married. By her first husband, she leaves one son, William Bresee


of Binghamton, and <strong>by</strong> her second husband six children, as follows, Mrs. Anna Phillips of Omaha, Nebraska, Mrs.<br />

Cora Stewart of Johnsons, N. Y., Mrs. George J. Merritt, Mrs. C. R. Gladstone, Orson Russell and Ferris Russell of<br />

this village. Funeral services were held Wednesday, from <strong>the</strong> home, Rev. William Tatlock, pastor of <strong>the</strong><br />

Pres<strong>by</strong>terian church, officiating, Interment at Hartwick, where her last husband is buried. Deceased was a highly<br />

esteemed and respected resident, and many friends living in distant places who knew her well years ago as well as<br />

those nearer her home, will learn of her demise with deep regret.<br />

Deceased was a member of <strong>the</strong> Pres<strong>by</strong>terian church of this village."<br />

3511 WILLIAM HARVEY RUSSELL b ca 1848 m VIOLA HARTWELL and had two sons and one daughter.<br />

(IH)<br />

3512 ISAAC A. RUSSELL b ca 1851 <strong>NY</strong> d 12Feb1914 below Delhi <strong>NY</strong> m ELLA/ELLEN BARNHART b ca<br />

1850(c) d 30Mar1912 and both buried Middlefield <strong>NY</strong>.(IH) possibly daughter of ELIZABETH [ ] and GEORGE<br />

W. BARNHART who has a daughter Ellen 12 b <strong>NY</strong> enumerated with <strong>the</strong>m on <strong>the</strong> 1860 census in Colchester<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Their children:<br />

35121 Adaline or Minnie R. Russell<br />

1880 census, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> Town of Hamden HH#21-22<br />

ISAAC RUSSELL 29 farmer born New York as were parents<br />

ELLEN RUSSELL 30 kh born <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

MINNIE R. RUSSELL 2 dau. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

ANNA M. RUSSELL 10 yrs. sister b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents.<br />

The obituary of ISAAC A. RUSSELL which I found in <strong>the</strong> scrapbook of my paternal grandmo<strong>the</strong>r Lida Scott<br />

(Terry) McCune, his niece, is not dated but reads: : "Isaac A. Russell died Thursday night, February 12, at his home<br />

on <strong>the</strong> D. W. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies Farm, below Delhi, after a short illness. He was 61 years of age. Mr. Russell was a son of<br />

William T. Russell, who died in Walton about ten years ago. Much of his early life was spent with his uncle,<br />

Dumond Swart, on a farm in McGibbon Hollow, East Brook. For <strong>the</strong> past five years he was a resident of<br />

Middlefield, Otsego <strong>County</strong>, coming to Delhi last fall to take charge of <strong>the</strong> Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies farm as superintendent.<br />

(Paragraph) His wife, who before her marriage was Miss Ella Barnhart, died two years ago. One daughter, Adaline<br />

Ingles, survives him. Mrs. J. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies of Walton is a half sister. The funeral was held at <strong>the</strong> house Monday<br />

afternoon at two o'clock. Paragraph Mr. Russell in early life united with <strong>the</strong> Baptist church of which he was always<br />

a devoted member. He was a man highly esteemed in <strong>the</strong> community."<br />

35121 ADALINE or MINNIE RUSSELL b ca 1878 d 22Mar1899 Lucoma <strong>NY</strong> bur Trout Creek <strong>NY</strong> m<br />

ALFONSO INGALLS<br />

3513 HULDAH RUSSELL b 6Oct1852 Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 18Sept1906 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on<br />

7June1871 m JACOB FERRIS TERRY b 1Mar1833 d 14Feb1909 s/o ABIGAIL SIGNOR and SAMUEL<br />

TERRY [These are your <strong>compiler</strong>'s great grandparents. Their children:<br />

35131 Augustus Terry<br />

35132 Lida Scott Terry<br />

35133 William Terry<br />

SEE PICTURE OF HULDAH RUSSELL NEXT PAGE<br />

35132 LIDA SCOTT TERRY b 3May1875 Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 16Jan1957 Livingston Manor Sullivan<br />

Co. on 25Oct1894 m JOHN BARTON McCUNE b 14Dec1875 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 6June1954 Livingston<br />

Manor Sullivan Co. <strong>NY</strong> s/o MARGARET LAMONT and ANDREW BARTON McCUNE


Their children:<br />

351321 Stanley Brittain McCune<br />

351322 Harry Augustus McCune<br />

351323 Mildred Shirley McCune<br />

351324 Frances Virginia McCune<br />

3514 ANGELINA MATILDA (TILDA) RUSSELL b 9Nov1859 Town of Hamden d 11Feb1944 Binghamton,<br />

New York buried in Walton Town and Village Cemetery, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> Section 076 grave 03 ca 1879 m<br />

JOSEPH ROTHENSIES b 8Jan1848 Germany d 30Jan1918 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> buried Walton Town and<br />

Village Cemetery Section 976 grave 04.<br />

Their children:<br />

35141David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies<br />

35142 Aaron Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies<br />

35143 Joseph David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies<br />

U. S. 1880 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> [from <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> website]<br />

Joe Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies 33<br />

Matilda Ro<strong>the</strong>sies 23<br />

David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies 2<br />

Aaron Ro<strong>the</strong>sies 4/12<br />

35141 DAVID ROTHENSIES b 23Jan1880 Downsville <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m (1) LOUISE HEIGHT (2nd) MRS.<br />

MAY HAINES<br />

35142 ARON ROTHENSIES b 1880 d at thirteen years of age.<br />

[Copy of obituary furnished <strong>by</strong> Ida Hanna but not dated. cjmc]<br />

"A Sad Affliction. We are sure that <strong>the</strong> sympathy of this entire community goes out to <strong>the</strong> family of Joseph<br />

Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies in <strong>the</strong>ir terrible bereavement, in <strong>the</strong> death of <strong>the</strong>ir little son, Aron Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies, who died of cerebral<br />

hemorrhage and convulsions on Monday, aged about thirteen years. He went to bed Sunday evening in good health,<br />

and at 12 o'clock Monday night death had claimed <strong>the</strong> once bright, joyous, companionable boy. All that medical<br />

skill could do was of no avail; parental love and affection could not ward off <strong>the</strong> coming blow. The once happy<br />

home, made brighter <strong>by</strong> his presence and companionship, is now shadowed in gloom. The funeral will be held<br />

today at 2'clock p.m. from <strong>the</strong> Congregational church."<br />

35143 JOSEPH DAVID ROTHENSIES b 1916 and last Ida knew he was living in Rochester, <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

3515 IDA JEANETTE RUSSELL b ca 1860 Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 17July1903 (obituary) Walton<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> in Sept1880 m DAVID ROTHENSIES b February 1839 Zwingenberg Germany s/o ANNA<br />

BLUMENTHAL and LEVI ROTHENSIES<br />

Their children:<br />

35151 Leo David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies<br />

35152 Charles Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies<br />

35153 Walter Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies<br />

Obituary from newspaper given to me <strong>by</strong> Ida Hanna: "Mrs. David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies died at her home on Platt street,<br />

Walton, July 17, 1903 of pleuro-pneumonia in <strong>the</strong> 43rd year of her age. She had not been feeling as well as usual<br />

for several weeks but had been about her household duties until <strong>the</strong> Saturday before her death, when she was taken<br />

ill with pleurisy. Her condition was not such as to cause serious alarm for a few days, but on Thursday pneumonia<br />

developed, she grew rapidly worse and a counsel of doctors was called.<br />

Everything that could be done to relieve her sufferings and prolong <strong>the</strong> life so dear to <strong>the</strong>m all, was done <strong>by</strong> her<br />

heart-broken family and friends who watched over her all that night, hoping against hope that she might be spared


to <strong>the</strong>m. But medical skill and loving care proved fruitless. Death came Friday morning about 10 o'clock.<br />

Mrs. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies was a native of Hamden and her maiden name was Ida Jeanette Russell. She was a daughter of<br />

William Russell. In September, 1880, she married David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies. They lived for a number of years in<br />

Downsville, removing from <strong>the</strong>re to Middletown, where <strong>the</strong>y resided two years. Eleven years ago <strong>the</strong>y came to<br />

Walton where <strong>the</strong>y have since lived. The deceased has one sister, Mrs. Joseph Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies of Walton, and one<br />

bro<strong>the</strong>r, Charles, living at <strong>Ca</strong>neadea, N. Y. Her half bro<strong>the</strong>rs and sisters are Mrs. Ferris Terry of Walton, Isaac<br />

Russell of Trout Creek, Mrs.<br />

William Stewart of Middletown, Orson Russell of Downsville, Mrs. George Merritt of Brooklyn, Mrs. Charles<br />

Gladstone of Shavertown, Mrs. John Phillips of Oneida, Ferris Russell of Chester, and Harvey, living near<br />

Binghamton. Of this large family, she is <strong>the</strong> first to be called away <strong>by</strong> death. Her fa<strong>the</strong>r, too, is still living and<br />

resides in Walton at <strong>the</strong> home of Joseph Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies.<br />

Mrs. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies was in every way a beautiful character, and was beloved <strong>by</strong> a large circle of relatives and<br />

friends. Her gentle presence will be missed <strong>by</strong> all who knew her, but especially <strong>by</strong> her husband and three young<br />

sons, Leo, aged 16, Charles aged 12 and Walter, aged 8 years, to whom she was a devoted and model wife and<br />

mo<strong>the</strong>r.<br />

Rev. G. W. Nims conducted <strong>the</strong> funeral service at <strong>the</strong> house Sunday afternoon. It was largely attended. Many<br />

beautiful floral tributes were brought among <strong>the</strong>m being three floral pillows, also a wreath sent <strong>by</strong> friends in New<br />

York. The interment was in <strong>the</strong> Walton cemetery."<br />

Walton Reporter 1912 Front page Col. 6<br />

“DAVID ROTHENSIES VINDICATED<br />

GRAND JURY FIND NO INDICTMENT AGAINST HIM - SELLING DELHI PROPERTY<br />

The grand jury at Syracuse last week failed to find an indictment against David W. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies. Mr. Ro<strong>the</strong>snsies<br />

was charged with having sold $100,000 worth of stock in a manufacturing concern in which he is interested for<br />

$10,000, when it was claimed <strong>the</strong> actual value was known <strong>by</strong> him to be only about one tenth of that amount.<br />

His prosecutors made him considerable trouble, but he maintained from <strong>the</strong> first that it was an attempt to injure<br />

him and get control of <strong>the</strong> business in which he is largely interested, and fought ever step of <strong>the</strong> proceedings. He<br />

brought counter-charges against his prosecutors, but after having done him all <strong>the</strong> harm <strong>the</strong>y could, <strong>the</strong>y discreetly<br />

remained out of <strong>the</strong> state.<br />

The company, which has a patent for manufacturing paint from smoke, is located at Cortland, where <strong>the</strong>y<br />

purchased <strong>the</strong> plant of <strong>the</strong> Cortland Wagon Works, paying $75,000 for it. The litigation was a bad blow to <strong>the</strong><br />

business which was just getting started.<br />

Mr. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies has sold <strong>the</strong> Meeker farm below Delhi to Archibald Dodds, a former Colchester man, who later<br />

moved to Delhi and until recently has held a government position in New York city. Mr. Dodds is given immediate<br />

possession.<br />

Mr. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies has paid up all <strong>the</strong> claims for labor, supplies, etc. filed against him at Delhi when <strong>the</strong> litigation ws<br />

started.”<br />

[Copy of obituary also sent <strong>by</strong> Ida Hanna but not dated. cjmc]<br />

"Mr. David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies died Monday night, May 19th, aged 75 years. Mr. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies had been in ill health some<br />

time, but was around town Saturday. During <strong>the</strong> night he suffered a stroke of apoplexy. Sunday afternoon he<br />

lapsed in unconsciousness and <strong>the</strong> end came Monday night.<br />

Mr. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies was born in Zwingenberg, Germany and came to America in 1854. He conducted a large store at<br />

Downsville for a number of years and later a cigar factory. He was postmaster <strong>the</strong>re under Cleveland's<br />

administration. About twenty years ago he removed to Walton, where he was in <strong>the</strong> cigar business until he retired.<br />

His wife died ten years ago, after which he gave up active business.<br />

The funeral service was held Thursday afternoon a 2 o'clock at <strong>the</strong> home of his bro<strong>the</strong>r Joseph Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies, Rev. I.<br />

M. Foster officiating. Burial in <strong>the</strong> Walton cemetery. Mr. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies is survived <strong>by</strong> three sons, Leo of Wilmington,<br />

Del., Charles at home, and Walter, a student in Hamilton College, at Clinton, N. Y.; also <strong>by</strong> two bro<strong>the</strong>rs, Joseph of<br />

Walton, and Aaron, who lives near Frankfort, Germany. Mr. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies was a man of a gentle and kindly nature.


He was deeply attached to those nearest him, and his quiet and genuine interest in <strong>the</strong> welfare of all his townsmen<br />

will be long remembered <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong>m. He has left a pleasant memory with many."<br />

U. S. 1900 Census Town of Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

David Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies 1839 Feb Germany 61 married 19 years<br />

Ida Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies 1861 March <strong>NY</strong> 39 married 19 years<br />

Leo D. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies 1887 Mar <strong>NY</strong> 13<br />

Charles N. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies 1890 Dec 9<br />

Walter J. Ro<strong>the</strong>nsies 1895 Feb 5<br />

35151 LEO DAVID ROTHENSIES b ca 1887 <strong>NY</strong> m MARY SLOANAKER at Reading, Pa.<br />

Their daughter:<br />

351511 JEANETTE ROTHENSIES b 19May1916 at Wilmington, <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

35152 CHARLES NATHAN ROTHENSIES b 18Dec1891on 14Dec1916 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m KATHRYN<br />

O'KEEFE<br />

His son:<br />

351521 ROBERT C. ROTHENSIES b 23July1917 Indianapolis IN d 19Aug1943 Sidney <strong>NY</strong><br />

35153 WALTER ROTHENSIES never married. Ida says that Charles and Walter are dead and she doesn't know<br />

about Leo.<br />

3516 CHARLES MARSHALL RUSSELL b Town of Walton and d Toledo, Ohio<br />

Their known child:<br />

35161 GRACHA RUSSELL and Ida doubts if this is <strong>the</strong> correct spelling.<br />

3517 ORSON E. RUSSELL b 31Mar1866 d 1941 bur Walton <strong>NY</strong> on 21June1894 m JOSEPHINE PANGBURN.<br />

b 2Mar1873 d 18Oct1941 at Schnecatady, <strong>NY</strong> d/o STEPHEN PANGBURN<br />

Their children:<br />

35172 Julia Russell<br />

35173 Pauline Russell<br />

SEE PICTURE NEXT PAGE<br />

26June1894 Downsville News Tuesday - Orson E. Russell and Josephine Pangburn married at Methodist<br />

Episcopalian Parsonage on Thursday June 21 st 1894 <strong>by</strong> Reverend J. S. Graham.<br />

Great Nephew Merritt Russell wrote about his great uncle: “I do not recall much first hand about my grandfa<strong>the</strong>r’s<br />

bro<strong>the</strong>r but learned a few ‘stories’ about him from his daughter Pauline.<br />

Orson was a kind, gentle and generous man - never violent in his family discipline. Once Pauline took some<br />

money (small change) without asking. However, Orson only sat her down and talked to her and made her feel very<br />

bad. Orson would give Pauline money, often a quarter or two, when <strong>the</strong>y attended <strong>the</strong> local fair or holiday parades.<br />

O<strong>the</strong>r children would have only pennies, or no money at all, and Pauline would share her quarter with <strong>the</strong>se<br />

children.”<br />

35171 JULIA ANNETTE RUSSELL b 15Dec1900 Downsville <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 31July1954 at Soctia <strong>NY</strong> 8<br />

March 1919 [date of filing] married CLIFFORD SIGNOR b 8July1899.<br />

35172 PAULINE RUSSELL b 29Apr1904 Downsville <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 1997 married (1) PERCY<br />

MARSHALL b 29Oct1891 Taunton MA (2)STEPHEN PRICE (3) ? and (4) HAROLD EVANS . No children.<br />

Merritt Russell wrote about Pauline: “Pauline was born and brought up in Downsville, <strong>NY</strong> just outside of town, up<br />

Telford Hollow. Her fa<strong>the</strong>r, Orson (bro<strong>the</strong>r to my grandfa<strong>the</strong>r) owned a small farm at that location. She died in<br />

1997 at <strong>the</strong> age of 93 years of age.


Pauline graduated from Downsville Central School when she was 15 as one of that institutions youngest graduates.<br />

She worked locally for one year since no college would take her being so young. She <strong>the</strong>n attended Eastman<br />

Bsiness School in Poughkeepsie <strong>NY</strong>. She worked for different banks in New York State and later moved to Florida<br />

where she continued to work in banking. The bank was located across from <strong>the</strong> ‘stock mrket’ which she visited<br />

every noon during her lunch break. This ‘hob<strong>by</strong>’ of buying and selling stock continued until she died..<br />

As a youngster she and my dad would play a lot toge<strong>the</strong>r. They would go ‘fishing’ and at times would ‘finger’<br />

trout (catching trout <strong>by</strong> using <strong>the</strong>ir hands) under <strong>the</strong> banks along <strong>the</strong> small stream located near <strong>the</strong>ir home.”<br />

3518 CORA RUSSELL b 1Mar1868 d 26Aug1928 m WILLIAM STEWART b 16Sept1857 d 9Mar1919<br />

3519 ANNA RUSSELL b June1870 d 28Nov1936 buried Omaha, Neb. m JOHN B. PHILIP<br />

Their children:<br />

35191 RUSSELL PHILIP<br />

35192 EDNA PHILIP m (1) ROY GREER Omaha, NE M (2) WAYNE MUNN and <strong>the</strong>y had one child who died<br />

young.<br />

Their children:<br />

351921 PHYLLIS GREER<br />

351922 BETTY GREER<br />

351(10) ANNETTE RUSSELL b 9Jan1873 d 22Apr1966 in Downsville, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m GEORGE J.<br />

MERRITT s/o HARRIETT [ ] and JOHN MERRITT. No children.<br />

351(11)1 MINA V. GLADSTONE b 17Oct1893 Downsville, <strong>NY</strong> d 12May1985 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 22Oct1912<br />

in New York City <strong>NY</strong> m WALLACE ROWE b 25Sept1888 Downsville <strong>NY</strong> d 14May1958 Walton <strong>NY</strong> s/o MARY<br />

and GEORGE ROWE<br />

Their children:<br />

351(11)11 Jack Gladstone Rowe<br />

351(11)12 Janet Marea Rowe<br />

351(11)13 Robert Charles Rowe<br />

351(11)14 Ruth Rowe<br />

351(11)11 JACK GLADSTONE ROWE b 19Nov1913 Downsville <strong>NY</strong> Never married<br />

351(11)12 JANET MAREA ROWE b 30Apr1917 Downsville <strong>NY</strong> m (1) WILLIAM J. MACY b 22Jan1915 at<br />

New Haven, Conn. Married (2) WALER R. EADEE b 3Apr1915 Equinunk Pa. No children <strong>by</strong> second marriage.<br />

Their children:<br />

351(11)121 WILLIAM J. MACY, JR. b 7Oct1942 Cobleskill <strong>NY</strong> m. (1) CONSTANCE SIGNOR Walton<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>. Married (2) JEAN DAVID and no children <strong>by</strong> second marriage.<br />

351(11)2 IDA GLADSTONE b 2July1896 Downsville, <strong>NY</strong> d 28Mar1994 Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> bur Paige<br />

Cemetery Downsville <strong>NY</strong> G on 6May1922 at Downsville <strong>NY</strong> m EARL G. HANNA b 31Dec1887 Brooklyn <strong>NY</strong> d<br />

4Sept1959 s/o NELLIE [ ] and JOHN T. HANNA<br />

Their son:<br />

351(11)21 Stuart Gladstone Hanna<br />

Funeral services were held on Thursday, 31 March 1994 at ten a.m. at <strong>the</strong> Colchester Community Church,<br />

Downsville <strong>NY</strong>. Officiating was Rev. Solomon E. Parmar.<br />

351(12) FERRIS TAYLOR RUSSELL b 6Oct1879 Colchester <strong>NY</strong> d 13Oct1953 on 3Dec1901 at Walton <strong>NY</strong> m<br />

MARTHA LIDDLE b 3Feb1882 d/o MARY LOCKHART and WILLIAM LIDDLE<br />

Their son:<br />

351(12)1 William Lockhart Russell


351(12)2 Virginia Russell<br />

Grandson Merritt Russell shares his memories of his grandparents.<br />

MY GRANDFATHER FERRIS TAYLOR RUSSELL.<br />

My memories of grandpa are that he was a ‘great’ pinochle player. His occupations were several during his<br />

lifetime. He was <strong>the</strong> first manager of <strong>the</strong> Downsville Victory Market Store #90 during <strong>the</strong> depression. He was a<br />

manager at <strong>the</strong> local creamery and in his later years, was a bartender at <strong>the</strong> Eagle Hotel in Downsville. He was an<br />

avid hunter and fisherman.<br />

My Dad recorded several interesting hunting stories. When Ferris went hunting, he would take a sugar sack and<br />

collected chestnuts which were stored in a bushel basket in <strong>the</strong> attic for years. Grandpa hunted small game such as<br />

rabbits and partridges. He taught Dad to make a mating call sound for partridge <strong>by</strong> patting his chest. He had a<br />

rabbit dog called ‘Sport’ which was one of <strong>the</strong> best hunting dogs in <strong>the</strong> area. Grandpa had a ferret which he used<br />

to take hunting with him. He carried this animal in sack so it wouldn’t bite him. He would let <strong>the</strong> ferret chase <strong>the</strong><br />

rabbit out of its underground hole. Grandpa took Dad hunting with him at an early age - Dad told me that Grandpa<br />

would carry him a lot up and down <strong>the</strong> hills because of his bad leg.<br />

My Dad said that Grandpa summed up <strong>the</strong> political two party system as follows: ‘If you have to work for a living,<br />

be a Democrat. If you have money, be a Republican.’<br />

Grandpa taught my Dad everything about trout fishing as he was one of <strong>the</strong> best in <strong>the</strong> area. The limit back in <strong>the</strong><br />

‘old days’ was 40 trout and later it was changed to 20.”<br />

MY RECOLLECTIONS OF MARTHA (LIDDLE) RUSSELL<br />

Grandma was home most of <strong>the</strong> time and since Mom drove Dad around during <strong>the</strong> day in his work, Grandma was<br />

responsible for my bro<strong>the</strong>r and me during <strong>the</strong> day. She did a lot of baking for local restaurants and made wonderful<br />

molasses cookies which I just loved - <strong>the</strong>y were so soft and delicious! I used to like to eat <strong>the</strong> cookie batter before it<br />

was made into cookies. Sometimes when she would go downtown, when we boys were younger, she would tie us<br />

up to a tree in our backyard - I (Merritt) can remember getting loose one day and wandering all <strong>the</strong> way down to <strong>the</strong><br />

old fire house (actually it was only around <strong>the</strong> corner and down <strong>the</strong> main street a short distance.) My rear end got<br />

‘blistered’ that day for sure!<br />

She also cleaned house and ‘ba<strong>by</strong>sat’ for <strong>the</strong> Johnsons - family up <strong>the</strong> street on <strong>the</strong> corner - until she died.<br />

She also loved to play pinochle. We played several nights a week at home with our own family and she belonged<br />

to several card clubs. She played cards right up to <strong>the</strong> time she died. Matter of fact, during <strong>the</strong> last card game she<br />

ever played, she had a heart attack and would not stop playing cards until she finished playing <strong>the</strong> ‘hand’ she was<br />

dealt. They persuaded her to lay down on a couch at which time she said ‘I think I’m dying’ and <strong>the</strong>n went into a<br />

coma. Three days later she died at age 89, in Walton Hospital.<br />

My bro<strong>the</strong>r, Lockhart, was very close to Grandma and sat many hours talking to her.<br />

351(12)1 WILLIAM LOCKHART RUSSELL b 14Oct1904 d 23Jan1994 m FLORENCE ALDRICH b<br />

5Aug1904 Meridale <strong>NY</strong> d 6Jan1964<br />

Their children:<br />

351(12)11 Lockhart M. Russell<br />

351(12)12 Merritt A. Russell<br />

Son Merritt A. Russell shared his recollections of his parents<br />

“MY RECOLLECTIONS OF WILLIAM LOCKHART RUSSELL.


Dad loved his sports, having played baseball, basketball and football while in high school at a private school<br />

(Hoosic in Connecticut). Later he continued baseball which he loved most. In adult life he played town team<br />

baseball and <strong>the</strong>n coached both Little League and town team ball.<br />

When Dad was a young boy he broke his leg in wagon wheel accident. A local doctor set it but didn’t do a very<br />

good job and he ended up with a ‘club’ foot and had to wear a leg brace for awhile.<br />

A wealthy lady named Miss Gerry, found out about him through <strong>the</strong> Episcopal Church - came to Downsville to his<br />

parents’ house to offer her help in getting Dad’s le better. She said that she would send him to New York City for<br />

an operation that would restore <strong>the</strong> use of his leg - send him to school <strong>the</strong>re and to a private school (Hoosic.) She<br />

also sent him to Pratt Institute, an art school in N. Y. C. At <strong>the</strong> age of 21, she wanted to send him to a Texas Art<br />

School but he refused - had a ‘falling out’ with Miss Gerry and came home to stay.<br />

While at Hoosic School in Connecticut, he played baseball and football. The football coach saw Dad throwing a<br />

football on <strong>the</strong> sidelines at practice. Dad was throwing <strong>the</strong> ball fur<strong>the</strong>r than anyone else so he ‘drafted’ him to play<br />

on <strong>the</strong> team. Dad ended up playing quarterback and in 1923, <strong>the</strong> team had a perfect season winning all <strong>the</strong>ir games<br />

- Dad was given a small ‘gold’ inscribed football which my bro<strong>the</strong>r has now. In baseball, at Hoosic, he pitched a<br />

no-hit, no-run game. He was a ‘fierce’ competitor and hated to loose.<br />

My Mom and Dad never owned <strong>the</strong>ir own home. They lived with Dad’s parents Ferris and Martha Russell on<br />

Union Street in Downsville. They did buy a ‘lot’ on <strong>the</strong> ‘Neff’ hillside just below Downsville but never built a<br />

home <strong>the</strong>re. My Dad was an avid hunter fisherman and took me (Merritt) with him many times. I went fishing <strong>the</strong><br />

most with Dad although I hated <strong>the</strong> ‘bugs’ - I loaded myself up with bug repellant and still got bit! We went<br />

fishing a lot at night which I didn’t like all that well since I was afraid I would fall in, although we fished mainly <strong>by</strong><br />

<strong>the</strong> small brooks around Downsville. He caught a ‘trophy’ size brown trout in <strong>the</strong> Old Mill Dam Pond, just above<br />

<strong>the</strong> bridge downtown. It was at night and took him over minutes to land it. It is mounted and is still in our family.<br />

In <strong>the</strong> Depression, Mom and Dad went across <strong>the</strong> country to Oregon to find a job working in a post office. That<br />

did not work out very well and <strong>the</strong>y came home during <strong>the</strong> winter driving a car. I can remember Dad saying at<br />

tiems he had to melt holes in <strong>the</strong> ice on <strong>the</strong> window so Mom could see where she was driving.”<br />

“MY RECOLLECTIONS OF FLORENCE (ALDRICH) RUSSELL<br />

Mom was loved <strong>by</strong> everyone. She was active in <strong>the</strong> Pres<strong>by</strong>terian Church in Downsville - loved to sing in <strong>the</strong> choir<br />

(she had a wonderful alto voice just like her mo<strong>the</strong>r Lulu.) She ran for town tax collector as a Democrat in a<br />

heavily Republican area and won several times. She drove my Dad around in his job as federal income tax collector<br />

because he could not drive. Her first job was as a bank teller in <strong>the</strong> Hancock First National Bank after she<br />

graduated from Walton High School and <strong>the</strong>n Ridley-Lowell Business School in Binghamton. Later on in life she<br />

worked in <strong>the</strong> Walton Bank as a teller until she died.<br />

She loved flowers, especially African Violets, and worked in our small backyard garden. She loved colorful<br />

costume jewelry and clo<strong>the</strong>s. Mom and Dad loved horse racing and attended <strong>the</strong> races in Monticello. She was<br />

allergic to insect bites - I remember one time she got a bumblebee sting on her leg and it swelled up quite a bit.<br />

Mom died from cancer when she was 59 in Walton Hospital with Dad at her side. Dad had to ask for her wedding<br />

ring back after it was taken from her hand <strong>by</strong> someone attending her body right after she died.<br />

Note <strong>by</strong> cjmc: Merritt has been of invaluable help to me in compiling our Russells in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>. He has<br />

visited <strong>the</strong> cemeteries where our Russell ancestors are buried and photographed <strong>the</strong>ir gravesites. Merritt is <strong>the</strong><br />

person who has done our title pages in his Spencerian Script. cjcm.<br />

351(12)2 VIRGINIA RUSSELL b 7July1910 Downsville <strong>NY</strong> d Portland Ore m ARTHUR LAIRD<br />

352 JEANETTE RUSSELL b ca 1819/20 (1850 census) prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m JAMES WEAVER<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 452 HH#2158/6:<br />

James Weaver 36 <strong>NY</strong> carpenter<br />

Janet Weaver 30 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Emeline Weaver 14 <strong>NY</strong>


Ransom Weaver 11 <strong>NY</strong> (male)<br />

U. S. 1860 Census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 186/186:<br />

James Weaver 46 farmer 1400 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jannit Weaver 42 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Ransom Weaver 21 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James F. Weaver 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

enumerated with servants and merchants probably boarders.<br />

353 NANCY RUSSELL b ca 1823 prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. MI m JEREMIAH SLITER<br />

U. S. 1850 census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 453 HH#2165/68<br />

Jeremiah Sliter 30 <strong>NY</strong> laborer<br />

Nancy Sliter 27 <strong>NY</strong><br />

George Sliter 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Charles H. Sliter 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John Sliter 26 <strong>NY</strong><br />

354 MARY ANN RUSSELL b May1825 Platskill <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 20July1896 Cortland <strong>NY</strong> of Bright’s<br />

Disease buried Marathon <strong>NY</strong> [death certificate #543 of 1896] m (1) DAVID BROUGHTON; m (2) ORREN/ORIN<br />

REED b 15Oct1834 killed in action during Civil War 31Mar1865 s/o EUNICE DeLONG and OLIVER REED<br />

Their children:<br />

3541 Melvin Reed<br />

3542 Clara Reed<br />

3543 Sherman Reed<br />

SMITH W. REED, M.D., is among <strong>the</strong> best-known residents of <strong>the</strong> village of Margarettville, in<br />

<strong>the</strong> town of Middletown, where he has for many years pursued his profession, alike with profit to<br />

himself and benefit to o<strong>the</strong>rs. His grandfa<strong>the</strong>r, William Reed, came from New England, and<br />

settled in Pleasant Valley, Dutchess <strong>County</strong>, where he bought a farm, upon which he worked as a<br />

pioneer. He served in <strong>the</strong> War of 1812, was a Democrat in politics, and lived to be eighty-five.<br />

His eight children were Oliver, William, Amos, Aaron, Ebenezer, Henry, Lydia, and Es<strong>the</strong>r Reed.<br />

Oliver Reed, William's eldest son, was born in New London, Conn. He came early to <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

<strong>County</strong>, and hired a farm in Roxbury, where he married Eunice Dulong, daughter of John Dulong,<br />

a <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong> farmer, who lived till <strong>the</strong> latter part of <strong>the</strong> nineteenth century. During <strong>the</strong> War<br />

of 1812 Oliver Reed did military duty for three months at Sackett's Harbor. Later he removed to<br />

Cortland <strong>County</strong>, where he died at <strong>the</strong> age of eighty-four, his wife living to be three years older.<br />

Both were members of <strong>the</strong> Pres<strong>by</strong>terian church. He was at first a Democrat, but later became a<br />

Republican. They had a large family of thirteen children, ten living to maturity. Es<strong>the</strong>r Reed<br />

married a farmer named Abram Blumberg, and had four children. William Reed died in our Civil<br />

War, fighting bravely in <strong>the</strong> One Hundred and Sixty-fifth New York Regiment of Volunteers.<br />

John Dulong Reed lives with his family in Michigan. Aaron D. Reed became a physician, married<br />

Marian Hubbell, and died in Cortland <strong>County</strong>, New York, leaving two children. Lydia Reed<br />

married Peter Baljea, lives in Cortland <strong>County</strong>, and has two children. Phebe Reed is <strong>the</strong> wife of<br />

Loren Cole, a Michigan farmer. Dr. S. W. Reed is <strong>the</strong> subject of this sketch. Polly Reed is married<br />

to Chapman Grinnell, a Tompkins <strong>County</strong> farmer. Orin C. Reed married Mary Ann Russell, and<br />

was killed in <strong>the</strong> Rebellion of 1861-65, leaving one child. Sherman S. Reed married Miss Fanny<br />

Pierce, and lives in Tioga <strong>County</strong>.<br />

Smith W. Reed was born in Roxbury, June 21, 1830. He was educated in <strong>the</strong> Roxbury common<br />

schools, and in <strong>the</strong> <strong>Delaware</strong> Institute at Franklin. In <strong>the</strong> fall of 1850, when twenty years of age,


he came to Margarettville, in order to study medicine with his elder bro<strong>the</strong>r Aaron, and<br />

subsequently received a diploma at <strong>the</strong> Vermont Medical College in 1854. After practising in <strong>the</strong><br />

same town with his bro<strong>the</strong>r for a year, <strong>the</strong> young man went to <strong>the</strong> town of Liberty in Sullivan<br />

<strong>County</strong>, but did not stay <strong>the</strong>re long, for he found a stronger attraction in his old field, where he<br />

was already so well and kindly known; and <strong>the</strong>re he has ever since remained, having <strong>the</strong> largest<br />

practice in <strong>the</strong> neighborhood. In 1890 he opened a drug store, one on <strong>the</strong> finest business places in<br />

<strong>the</strong> village; and in 1867 he built a very large house on Walnut Street, where he has since resided.<br />

In fact, he built this residence in consequence of his marriage, which had taken place in 1865. The<br />

bride was Harriett A. Dumond; but, she dying at <strong>the</strong> early age of nineteen, <strong>the</strong> Doctor was again<br />

married, <strong>the</strong> bride being Frances A. Dumond, an aunt of his first wife, and <strong>the</strong> daughter of<br />

Cornelius and Sylvia (Wood) Dumond. Of this union have come four children, namely: Harriet<br />

Amanda Reed, who died young; Randolph R. Reed, Emma Dumond Reed, and Smith W. Reed,<br />

Jr., who are all at home. The doctor is a Democrat, and has thirteen times filled <strong>the</strong> office of<br />

Supervisor of <strong>the</strong> town.<br />

The present Mrs. Reed was born December 8, 1846. Her grandfa<strong>the</strong>r was Egnos Dumond; and<br />

from him <strong>the</strong> genealogy runs back lineally through Peter, Egnos, and John, to Waldron Dumond,<br />

a native of France, who was exiled in <strong>the</strong> religious troubles, and married his wife in Holland. At<br />

first <strong>the</strong> name was spelled de Mont, <strong>the</strong>n Du Mond, and finally Dumond. Waldron Dumond<br />

settled on Long Island as a farmer. His first appearance in <strong>the</strong> records was on March 28, 1660, as<br />

a soldier in Ne<strong>the</strong>rlandish service, in <strong>the</strong> company of his noble honor, <strong>the</strong> Director- General, Peter<br />

Stuyvesant, <strong>the</strong>n stationed at Esopus (Kingston), N.Y. Waldron was one of <strong>the</strong> Military Council,<br />

December 1, 1663. On January 13, 1664, he married Margaret Hendrix, widow of Arentsen<br />

Hendrix. His son John married Nelltye Van Vegden. Egnos, son of John, married November 13,<br />

1725, <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine Schuyler, daughter of David Schuyler and Eliza Rutgers. David Schuyler was<br />

Mayor of Albany in 1706 and 1707. His son, Peter, born about 1730, married Elsie Van<br />

Waggenen. Their son, Egnos Dumond, was born in Shandaken village, and married Harriett<br />

Winnie. Their children were William, Egnos, James, Cornelius, Christian, Abraham, Harriet,<br />

Mary, Sally, and Anna. The parents were among <strong>the</strong> early settlers of New Kingston, Mr. Egnos<br />

Dumond receiving a tract of land in recompense for his Kingston house burned during <strong>the</strong><br />

Revolution, in which he patriotically fought. Both he and he his wife lived to a good old age in<br />

Middletown, and belonged to <strong>the</strong> Dutch Reformed Church.<br />

Cornelius Dumond was born in Shandaken, came with his fa<strong>the</strong>r Egnos to <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, and<br />

settled in New Kingston, where he bought a new farm of three hundred acres. His first wife was<br />

born in New Kingston. Her name was Mary Yaple, and she bore eight children: Harriet, Jane,<br />

John Yaple, <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine, Mary, Phebe, Prudence, and Minerva Dumond. After her death, in middle<br />

life, he was again married to Sylvia Wood, daughter of Christian Wood, <strong>by</strong> whom he had one<br />

child, Frances A. Dumond, who became, as mentioned above, <strong>the</strong> second wife of Dr. Reed. Mr.<br />

Dumond continued nearly all his life on <strong>the</strong> farm now owned <strong>by</strong> John T. Archibald. He built first<br />

a log cabin, and <strong>the</strong>n a frame house in place of <strong>the</strong> old building. He lived to be eighty-two, but his<br />

wife died ten years younger. In politics he was a Democrat, and both husband and wife were<br />

Pres<strong>by</strong>terians. Among <strong>the</strong>ir children still living are Jane, Mary, <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine, and Prudence. Harriett<br />

Dumond married W. Sanford, and, dying, left five children. Jane Dumond married William<br />

Reynolds, and had ten children. John Yaple Dumond married Priscilla Hilton, and had six<br />

children. <strong>Ca</strong><strong>the</strong>rine Dumond married Cornelius Vansiclen, and had nine children. Mary Dumond


married William Palmateer, and had ten children. Phebe Dumond married <strong>Ca</strong>leb Travis, and had<br />

three children. Prudence Dumond married Charles Macomber, and had ten children. Minerva<br />

Dumond married Peter F. Swart, and had six children. Both Doctor and Mrs. Reed have reason to<br />

be proud of <strong>the</strong>ir progenitors. The great English physician, Sir Benjamin Brodie, has well said,<br />

and it is a sentiment embodied in such lives as are commemorated in this sketch: -<br />

"Nothing in this world is so good as usefulness. It binds your fellow- creatures to you, and you to<br />

<strong>the</strong>m; it tends to <strong>the</strong> improvement of your own character, and it gives you a real importance in<br />

society, much beyond what any artificial station can bestow."<br />

U. S. 1850 census Roxbury <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> page 405 HH#1463:<br />

Orrin Reed 15 b <strong>NY</strong> is numerated with <strong>the</strong> family of James R. Hull 58 farmer 2000 b Conn, Phebe Hull 60 b <strong>NY</strong>,<br />

Emily Hull 19 b <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

Enlisted 1Sept1864 Armory Co. G 185 Reg. N. Y. Vol. at thirty years old. Wounded at Hatches Run VA Died at<br />

City Point VA.<br />

3541 MELVIN REED b ca 1853 Cortland (?) <strong>NY</strong> d 23Jan1926 Cortland <strong>NY</strong> on 10Oct1877 m IDA HASBROUCK<br />

Their children:<br />

35411 Sherman A. Reed<br />

35412 Bessie Reed<br />

35411 SHERMAN A. REED b 15Dec1895 Marathon Cortland Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 20Jan1919 Cortland Co. <strong>NY</strong> in 1915 m<br />

IDA J. BROW d 1982 CA<br />

Their daughter:<br />

354111 Doris Elisabeth Reed<br />

354111 DORIS ELISABETH REED b 2Nov1917 Cortland Cortland Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 3Mar1994 New Berlin Chenango<br />

<strong>NY</strong> on 17Nov1939 m 11111 JAMES WELLER HONEYWELL<br />

Their son, <strong>the</strong> descendant who furnished <strong>the</strong> information on this family who is descended from both 3 William<br />

Russell of Chapter 1 and 1 James Russell of Chapter 3:<br />

35412 BESSIE REED b 20June1882 d 1Sept1978 New Berlin <strong>NY</strong> bur Marathon <strong>NY</strong> Cemetery on 27Apr1903 m<br />

WILLIAM C. Van KLEEK b 26Jan1880 Auburn <strong>NY</strong> d 1962 Cortland Co. <strong>NY</strong> bur Marathon <strong>NY</strong> cemetery s/o<br />

CARRIE BURGESS and JOHN H. Van KLEEK<br />

3542 CLARA REED b 7July1861 d 26Feb1947 McGraw Cortland Co. <strong>NY</strong> m CHARLES B. UNDERWOOD b<br />

20May1858 d 6Feb1913 s/o MARY J. GRANT and JOSEPH UNDERWOOD<br />

Their children:<br />

35421 Lula May Underwood<br />

35422 Jessie Underwood<br />

3543 SHERMAN REED m ESTHER GARDNER<br />

Daughter:<br />

35431 Bertha Reed d 1943 married Floyd Bentley<br />

355 DEBORAH RUSSELL b 18Feb1827 d 2Jan1895 m ELISHA FULLER<br />

356 ISAAC RUSSELL b ca 1828 (c) prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d Mt. Pleasant MI on 27Feb1856 in Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co. <strong>NY</strong> m ISABELLA RUSSELL (first cousin)<br />

Their known children from <strong>the</strong> census:<br />

3561 Jane Russell<br />

3562 Irene Russell<br />

3563 Rosa or possibly Roxa Russell


3564 Elmer Russell<br />

3565 John Russell<br />

3566 Mary Russell<br />

U. S. 1870 census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#371/398 page 75: Sister Margaret (Russell) Russell, widow of<br />

William, is enumerated next to her bro<strong>the</strong>r Isaac Russell.<br />

Isaac Russell 45 farming and something else which unreadable which might be thrashing - 4000/4000 b <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />

foreign born.<br />

Isabella Russell 40 <strong>NY</strong> Parents foreign born.<br />

Jane Russell 13 <strong>NY</strong> attending school<br />

Irene Russell 11 <strong>NY</strong> attending school<br />

Rosa or [possibly Roxa] Russell 9 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Elmer Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong> at home<br />

John Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong> at home<br />

Mary Russell 2/12 <strong>NY</strong> at home<br />

357 STEPHEN M. RUSSELL b Oct 830 (c) prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> as of Meredith as of 27Nov1905 d 31Jan1915<br />

m possibly EUNICE MUNSON<br />

U. S. 1870 Census Meredith <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#74/76:<br />

Stephen Russell 40 farmer 4000/1000 <strong>NY</strong> parents of foreign birth<br />

Eunice Russell 32 keeping house b <strong>NY</strong>*<br />

Mary Stewart 14 at home attending school b <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 77 farmer b Scotland parents of foreign birth<br />

Roxy Russell 61 keeping house b Connecticut**<br />

*Note: Next door is a Peter Munson 55 farmer b <strong>NY</strong> with a Eunice 48 b <strong>NY</strong>. Possibly her parents?<br />

** Widow of William Russell? Wish could find out more about her. Cjmc<br />

U. S. 1900 Meredith <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> page 45a HH#179-188: .<br />

Stephen Russell Oct 1830 69 married 31 or 38 years b <strong>NY</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r Scotland mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong><br />

Eunice Russell Mar 1838 62 married 31 or 38 years 2 children 2 living b <strong>NY</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong> mo<strong>the</strong>r MASS<br />

Susan Russell dau 1877 22 Single born <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

.<br />

358 JOHN P. RUSSELL b 2Oct1832 prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 23Dec1915 of Meredith 27Nov1905 m<br />

MARGARET STEWART<br />

1870 U. S. Census Meredith, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#136/136:<br />

John P Russell 37 farmer $7000 $2500 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mary Russell 5 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mary Stewart 62 keeping house b Scotland<br />

Jenny Stewart 27 house keeper b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Query: Has Margaret Stewart died and her mo<strong>the</strong>r taking care of <strong>the</strong> family or did census taker not record<br />

Margaret’s name? Cjmc<br />

1880 Census, Meredith, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., <strong>NY</strong> HH#185-193<br />

JOHN RUSSELL 47 farmer b. <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r b. Scotland Mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong><br />

MARY RUSSELL 39 b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents*<br />

MARY E. RUSSELL 15 b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

MARGRETT RUSSELL 11 yrs. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

CHAUNCY RUSSELL 3 yrs. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents


Query: Is this a second marriage and Chauncy of <strong>the</strong> second marriage? Cjmc<br />

U. S. 1900 Census Meredith <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> page 53A HH#325-347:<br />

John Russell Oct 1831 68 married 27 years born <strong>NY</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r Scotland mo<strong>the</strong>r New York<br />

Mary<br />

Oct 1841 58 1 Child 1 child living born New York as were parents<br />

Chauncey Feb 1877 23 Single born New York as were parents.<br />

359 MARGARET RUSSELL b 18Aug1834 prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 31Aug1915 on 12Oct1859 m her first cousin<br />

361 WILLIAM RUSSELL b 3May1823 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 3Mar1869 s/o JANE possibly<br />

BLAKELY* and 36 MATTHEW RUSSELL<br />

Their children according to family tree purchased <strong>by</strong> Merritt Russell. For details see 361 William Russell below:<br />

3591/3611 Ransom R. Russell<br />

3592/3612 William F. Russell<br />

3593/3613 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

3594/3614 Robert C. Russell<br />

35(10) FAN<strong>NY</strong> RUSSELL b ca 1836 prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> living on 27Nov1905-06, date of bro<strong>the</strong>r William<br />

Taylor Russell’s death m PHILO INGRAHAM<br />

35(11) JAMES RUSSELL b 11Apr1837 or 1838 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> living 27Nov1905-06 date of bro<strong>the</strong>r William<br />

Taylor Russell’s death and living in Franklin <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m SALLY HOUGHTALING*<br />

*[On <strong>the</strong> 1850 census for <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> in Sidney is listed a Sarah Houghtaling 16 with a Permilen and Joshua<br />

Houghtaling and in Davenport a Sally 7 years with a James Houghtaling. cjmc]<br />

From <strong>the</strong> 144th book, In War Times, James Russell was <strong>the</strong> shortest man in <strong>the</strong> regiment at 5ft. 5in., <strong>the</strong> book says he<br />

was 24 when he enlisted in Aug. 1862.<br />

His muster out address in was Franklin and <strong>the</strong> above seems to confirm that he lived somewhere else for a while<br />

before coming to Meredith. From Jeremiah Palmer<br />

U. S.1880 Census Town of Meredith <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#241/253<br />

James Russell 43 farmer born <strong>NY</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r Scotland mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong><br />

Sally Russell 35 wife kpg hse <strong>NY</strong> <strong>NY</strong> <strong>NY</strong><br />

Alice Russell 13 daughter at school <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 5 son<br />

U. S. 1900 Census Meredith <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 41B HH#115-122.<br />

James W. Russell born Apr. 1838 62 b <strong>NY</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r Scotland mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong> married six years<br />

Henryette Russell born Sept 1836 63 married 6 years 0 children born <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

William J. Russell son June 1874 son single born New York as were parents<br />

35(11)2 WILLIAM J. RUSSELL b June 1874 (c). This is <strong>the</strong> Will Russell whom Jeremiah Palmer referred to up<br />

on Palmer Hill in Meredith with <strong>the</strong> following story:<br />

“For a couple of family stories, Will had a small crusher and apple pressthat each fall he would set up and make<br />

cider from <strong>the</strong> apples on his farm. There was a one-room school house near<strong>by</strong> and all <strong>the</strong> kids would come at least<br />

once or twice to see <strong>the</strong> apples being squeezed and to help <strong>the</strong>mselves to fresh cider as he was very kind to all. He<br />

also had a farm dog as most did but <strong>the</strong> dog was smarter than most, not only bringing in <strong>the</strong> cows but when all was<br />

done, <strong>the</strong> dog stayed in <strong>the</strong> carriage barn for <strong>the</strong> night. At that time no one had electricity, so Will would ask, are you<br />

in <strong>the</strong>re Shep, and a Yip would be <strong>the</strong> answer. Will would <strong>the</strong>n shut <strong>the</strong> door for <strong>the</strong> night.”<br />

35(12) MATTHEW RUSSELL b 14Dec1839 prob <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 29Dec1869 m AGNES MOLE or MALE


26July1849 d 3Apr1918 d/o MARY SMITH and WILLIAM MOLE or MALE<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

35(12)1 Andrew W. Russell<br />

35(12)2 Charles Russell<br />

35(12)3 Frank E. Russell<br />

35(12)4 William Russell<br />

35(12)5 Clinton Russell<br />

35(12)6 Clarence Russell<br />

35(12)7 John E. Russell<br />

35(12)8 Wallace Russell<br />

35(12)9 Willis Russell<br />

35(12)1 ANDREW W. RUSSELL b Nov1870 on 5Feb1894 m MARY ZIMMERMAN<br />

36 MATTHEW RUSSELL b 7July1795 Loudoun Ayr Scotland possibly married JEAN/JANE BLAKELY* b<br />

1793 Scotland (c) probably deceased before 1870 census when Mat<strong>the</strong>w is living with his son Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell Jr.<br />

*Note: [David Hoy and Fletcher Davidson believed that this Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell was married to Es<strong>the</strong>r (McUmber)<br />

Blackman, a widow, and Jean Blakely, and also attributed <strong>the</strong> children of <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell, son of Sarah [ ]<br />

and James Russell Sr., to 36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell. See Chapter 2. The Bible records sent <strong>by</strong> descendant Linda (Russell)<br />

Lohrum, record <strong>the</strong> children of Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell and only indicate two marriages for him being to Elizabeth Clap and<br />

Es<strong>the</strong>r (McUmber) Blackman. It is possible that <strong>the</strong> wife recorded with 36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell is this Jean/Jane<br />

Blakely. Also, believe her name was probably Jenette or Jeanette. cjmc]<br />

Their probable children according to census:<br />

361 William Russell<br />

362 Robert Russell<br />

363 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

364 John Russell<br />

365 James Russell<br />

366 Stephen Russell b ca 1830 <strong>NY</strong><br />

367 Isabel Russell b ca 1832 <strong>NY</strong><br />

368 Betsey Russell b ca 1834 <strong>NY</strong><br />

369 Mary Russell b ca 1838 <strong>NY</strong><br />

36(10) Gerrit Russell b ca 1833 a female and may not be a child as possibly a wife of one of <strong>the</strong> above males.<br />

U. S. 1810 census Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> Listed with fa<strong>the</strong>r at page 430.<br />

U. S. 1820* census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> Listed on same page as fa<strong>the</strong>r William Russell. Page 75.<br />

*[Unfortunately, I overlooked running <strong>the</strong> census for Mat<strong>the</strong>w and will do so <strong>the</strong> next time I am able to get to <strong>the</strong><br />

Family History Center. cjmc]<br />

**[I found <strong>the</strong> following Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell listed on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1850 census whose age matches 36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell's<br />

age and <strong>the</strong> Jane could possibly be Jean Blakely but <strong>the</strong> children do not correspond to those children David Hoy<br />

enumerated as being 36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell's children. Remember, David Hoy did his research not knowing <strong>the</strong> birth<br />

dates of Janet Pomphrey and William Russell I's children. Edwin Russell traced <strong>the</strong>m back to Scotland and found<br />

<strong>the</strong>ir birth dates in <strong>the</strong> Ayrshire Parish Records. 36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell was b 7July1795. David Hoy wrote that James<br />

C. Russell was b 23Jan1808 and Mat<strong>the</strong>w G. Russell was born 1806 thus, if so, <strong>the</strong>n 36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell would<br />

have been eleven and thirteen years old when his first sons were born. Bible records sent <strong>by</strong> Linda Lohrum of her<br />

ancestor Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell born 20March1774 prove that <strong>the</strong> children named <strong>by</strong> David Hoy were not <strong>the</strong> children of<br />

this Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell. See Chapter 2 regarding <strong>the</strong> descendants of Sarah and James Russell Sr. family in <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co. <strong>NY</strong>. 21October1998. cjmc]<br />

1850 U. S. Census, Colchester, <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., N.Y. #1089:<br />

MATTHEW RUSSELL 55 yrs. farmer born Scotland


JEAN/JANE RUSSELL 57 born Scotland<br />

WILLIAM RUSSELL 27 born New York<br />

ROBERT RUSSELL 26 born New York<br />

MATTHEW RUSSELL 24 born New York<br />

JOHN RUSSELL 23 born New York<br />

JAMES RUSSELL 21 born New York<br />

STEPHEN RUSSELL 20 born New York<br />

ISABEL RUSSELL 18 born New York<br />

BETSEY RUSSELL 16 born New York<br />

MARY RUSSELL 12 born New York<br />

GERRIT RUSSELL 17 female born New York<br />

U. S.1860 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 111/114:<br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell 65 farmer Scotland<br />

Jane Russell 67 Scotland housekeeping<br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell Jr. 34 farmer 1200/1100 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Janet Russell 24 housekeeping <strong>NY</strong><br />

John P. Russell 32 <strong>NY</strong> farmer<br />

Maria Francisco 16 housekeeper <strong>NY</strong><br />

Note: Son William enumerated at HH#109/112 and sons Robert and Stephen at HH# 110/113.<br />

Note: [There are several Russell families enumerated in Colchester, <strong>Delaware</strong> <strong>County</strong>, <strong>NY</strong> on <strong>the</strong> 1880 census whom<br />

I cannot positively identify. Since <strong>the</strong> names are so similar in <strong>the</strong> families of <strong>the</strong> sons of Janet Pomphrey and William<br />

Russell and <strong>the</strong>y were born so close toge<strong>the</strong>r, am just going to include <strong>the</strong>m here as I believe <strong>the</strong>y are <strong>the</strong> children of<br />

36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell as enumerated on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1850 census <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>. This has not been proven but <strong>the</strong>y<br />

are a good match and seem to belong here. Need to do some more research on this family when I have time.<br />

20Oct1998. cjmc]<br />

Merritt Russell. Box 599, Oxford, N. Y. 13830 purchased a framed family record which appears to be <strong>the</strong> family of<br />

361 William Russell below and shows that William Russell was born Colchester May 3, 1823 on 12 October1859 at<br />

Be<strong>the</strong>l married Margaret E. Russell born Middletown 18 August 1834. William died at Colchester 3 March 1869<br />

and <strong>the</strong>ir children were all born in Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> and were enumerated as Ransom R. born 1 Nov<br />

1861 died 11 April 1863; William F. born 18 April 1864; Mat<strong>the</strong>w A. born 28 May 1865; Fanny M. born 24 January<br />

1867 and Robert C. born 20 Sept 1868 died 5 September 1872.<br />

361 WILLIAM RUSSELL b 3May1823 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 3Mar1869 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> on<br />

12Oct1859 m his first cousin 359 MARGARET E. RUSSELL 18Aug1834 Middletown <strong>NY</strong> d 31Aug1915 d/o<br />

HESTER TAYLOR and 35 WILLIAM RUSSELL<br />

Their children:<br />

3611 Ransom R. Russell b 1Nov1861 d 11Apr1863<br />

3612 William F. Russell b 18Apr1864<br />

3613 Mat<strong>the</strong>w A. Russell b 28May1865<br />

3614 Francis Fanny M. Russell b 24Jan1867<br />

3615 Robert C. Russell b 20Sept1868 d 5Sept1872<br />

U. S. 1860 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#109/112:<br />

William Russell 30 farmer 1000/200 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret Russell 26 housekeeper b <strong>NY</strong><br />

George Beach 24 Farm Laborer <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1870 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#370-397 page 75 Margaret is enumerated next to her bro<strong>the</strong>r<br />

Isaac Russell. Her husband William had died in 1869.


Margaret Russell 30 farmer 1200/1100 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Forest Russell 5 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell 4 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Francis Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Robert Russell 2<br />

U. S. 1880 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 174, 204:<br />

MARGARET RUSSELL 45 YRS. WIDOWED FARMER b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents <strong>NY</strong><br />

WILLIAM F. RUSSELL 16 yrs. son b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

MATTHEW A. RUSSELL 15 yrs. son b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

FANNIE M. RUSSELL 13 yrs. dau. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

362 ROBERT RUSSELL b ca 1824 b <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

U. S. 1860 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 110/113:<br />

Robert Russell 35 farmer 1200/400 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Stephen H. Russell 29 farmer <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mary J. Russell 22 housekeeper <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1870 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#391/418 p. 76:<br />

Enumerated with younger bro<strong>the</strong>r Stephen Russell as being 46 years old a farmer parents foreign born.<br />

363 MATTHEW RUSSELL b ca 1826 (1850 census) and think this is correct because of <strong>the</strong> ages of his siblings<br />

and think age on 1880 census is incorrect, married Jeanette [ ] b ca 1837 Scotland.<br />

Their children according to 1870 census:<br />

3631 Isabella Russell b ca 1862 <strong>NY</strong><br />

3632 Ellen or Elaine [illegible] Russell b ca 1865<br />

3633 Lillie Russell born ca 1870 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1860 Census <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> enumerated with fa<strong>the</strong>r as 34 and wife Janet 24.<br />

U. S. 1870 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#393/420 page 96:<br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell Jr. 44 farmer 3000/1100 <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign born<br />

Jeanette Russell 34 born Scotland<br />

Isabella Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Ellen or Elaine Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Lillie Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell 74 Scotland 250/<br />

U. S. 1880 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#483, 541<br />

MATTHEW RUSSELL 50 yrs. lumberman b. <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

JAENETTE RUSSELL 43 yrs. wife b. Scotland as were parents<br />

LILLIE RUSSELL 10 daughter b. <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong> Mo<strong>the</strong>r Scotland<br />

364 JOHN P. RUSSELL b ca 1827 <strong>NY</strong> m LILLAS [ ]<br />

Their children according to <strong>the</strong> census:<br />

36141 Charles Russell b 1866 <strong>NY</strong><br />

36142 Jennett V. Russell b 1871 <strong>NY</strong><br />

36143 John H. Russell b 1878 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1860 census enumerated with fa<strong>the</strong>r. See above<br />

U. S. 1870 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#394/421 p. 76:<br />

John Russell 42 farmer <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign born<br />

Lillie Russell 28 Scotland<br />

Charles Russell 4 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1880 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#484, 541<br />

Note: [John and his bro<strong>the</strong>r Mat<strong>the</strong>w are living in two different households on <strong>the</strong> same property. cjmc]


JOHN P. RUSSELL 52 yrs b <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

LILLAS RUSSELL 35 yrs. wife b Scotland as were parents<br />

CHAS. RUSSELL 14 yrs. b <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong> Mo<strong>the</strong>r Scotland<br />

JENNETT V. RUSSELL 9 yrs. b <strong>NY</strong> parents same as above<br />

JOHN H. RUSSELL 2 yrs. son b <strong>NY</strong> parents same as above<br />

365 JAMES RUSSELL b ca 1829/30 <strong>NY</strong> (c) on 20Feb1856 in Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m RACHEL<br />

FULLER b ca 1835 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Their known children according to census:<br />

3651 Edwin Russell b ca 1857 <strong>NY</strong><br />

3652 Lilla T. Russell b 1860<br />

3653 Theresa Russell b ca 1868 <strong>NY</strong><br />

3654 Ann E. Russell b ca 1871 <strong>NY</strong><br />

3655 Burt A. Russell b ca 1877 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1860 census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 99/102:<br />

James Russell 31 <strong>NY</strong> farmer 600<br />

Rachel Russell 25 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Edwin T. Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Lilla T. Russell 4/12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1870 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#482/510 p. 82:<br />

James Russell 37 farmer <strong>NY</strong> 800/320 parents foreign born<br />

Rachel Russell 35 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Edwin Russell 13 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Theresa Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1880 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#576, 578<br />

JAMES RUSSELL 50 yrs. farmer b. <strong>NY</strong> parents Scotland<br />

RACHEL RUSSELL 45 yrs, wife born <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

THERESA RUSSELL 12 yrs. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

ANN E. RUSSELL 9 yrs. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

BURT A. RUSSELL 3 yrs. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents.<br />

366 STEPHEN RUSSELL b ca 1832 <strong>NY</strong> (c) m MARIAH [ ] b ca 1841<br />

Their known children according to census:<br />

3661 Levi Russell<br />

3662 E<strong>the</strong>l Russell<br />

U. S. 1870 census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#391/418 p. 76<br />

Stephen Russell 38 farmer 2500/1200 <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign born<br />

Mariah Russell 28 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Levi Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong>*<br />

E<strong>the</strong>l Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Robert Russell 46 farmer <strong>NY</strong> parents foreign born [older bro<strong>the</strong>r?]<br />

[Note: Also enumerated on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1880 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> census in Colchester at HH# 362,418 is <strong>the</strong> following<br />

family. Evidently Maria was a widow of a Russell. Wonder if she possibly was <strong>the</strong> widow of Stephen Russell who<br />

was born about 1830? The ages match up with those on <strong>the</strong> 1870 census and I could have misread E<strong>the</strong>l or Effie.<br />

Anyway, am leaving her here for someone else to identify. 20Oct1998. cjmc ]<br />

John Hutton 30 yrs. farmer b. Scotland as were parents<br />

Maria Hutton 39 yrs. b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

LEVI RUSSELL 19 yrs. stepson b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

EFFIE RUSSELL 13 yrs. stepdaughter b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

ARTHUR RUSSELL 8 yrs. stepson b. <strong>NY</strong> as were parents


Peter Hutton 8/12 born October son<br />

3661 LEVI RUSSELL ca 1861-1862 <strong>NY</strong> (c) on 14Oct1885* Wednesday morning at eleven a.m. Downsville<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m RUBY SIGNOR b ca 1864 <strong>NY</strong> (c) d/o SARAH DANN and GEORGE A. SIGNOR *<br />

Their known children and order not known:<br />

36611 Mrs. Leon Sanford<br />

36612 Mrs. Walter McIntosh<br />

*See Signor compilation for her ancestors. Cjmc<br />

<strong>Ca</strong>rolee Inskeep sent me a copy of <strong>the</strong> handwritten invitation sent to her ancestors Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dan Walton<br />

New York. See copy in Picture Section attached hereto.<br />

Note: Ida Hanna identified a Levi Russell and his wife Ru<strong>by</strong> on <strong>the</strong> 1901 reunion picture. Do not have ano<strong>the</strong>r Levi<br />

Russell in my files. cjmc.<br />

U, S. 1900 Census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 38A:<br />

Film has faded so that I cannot read anything except Levi Russell with a wife Ru<strong>by</strong>. One household away is Orson<br />

Russell with his fa<strong>the</strong>r William T. Russell and bro<strong>the</strong>r Ferris T. Russell. I also think it is a Dann family next to Ru<strong>by</strong><br />

Signor and Levi Russell.<br />

1264(10)31 [FNU] RUSSELL b 19Sept1892 Downsville <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d Mar28???? Parshall Hospital Oneonta<br />

<strong>NY</strong> on 18Oct1913 m LEON SANFORD<br />

<strong>Ca</strong>rolee Inskeep wrote, in part, on 12 Nov 2002:<br />

My great-great grandmo<strong>the</strong>r, Mary Ann Grant Dann, pasted obituaries, and o<strong>the</strong>r announcements, into a black<br />

notebook labeled "Collegian Compact Binder Refillable." When she died at <strong>the</strong> age of 101, in 1940, it passed to her<br />

grandson, J. Lewis DuMond. When Lewis died this spring, it passed to me. The pages are not numbered. No<br />

newspaper is named, but I'd guess that <strong>the</strong>se all came from The Walton Reporter.<br />

MRS. LEON SANFORD. From Franklin Correspondent. Mrs. Leon Sanford of Franklin passed away at <strong>the</strong><br />

Parshall hospital at Oneonta Thursday morning, March 28, where she had been taken ten days previously. Mrs.<br />

Sanford's death was caused <strong>by</strong> uremic convulsions. Mrs. Sanford was born September 19, 1892, in Downsville, <strong>the</strong><br />

daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Levi Russell. On October 18, 1913, she was married to Leon C. Sanford and since that<br />

time Franklin has been her home. Mrs. Sanford was active in church and social work in Franklin and had a host of<br />

friends. Besides her husband she is survived <strong>by</strong> her parents and a sister, Mrs. Walter McIntosh of Franklin. The<br />

funeral was held Sunday afternoon in <strong>the</strong> Franklin Methodist church and was one of <strong>the</strong> largest funerals ever seen in<br />

that village. Her pastor, Rev. S. E. Sargeant, officiated. Burial was made in <strong>the</strong> Ouleout Valley cemetery.<br />

3662 ETHEL/EFFIE/ELLEN RUSSELL b May 1867 enumerated on 1900 census with bro<strong>the</strong>r Arthur Russell as<br />

being single<br />

3663 ARTHUR RUSSELL b November 1871 <strong>NY</strong><br />

CHAPTER II<br />

DESCENDANTS OF POSSIBLY SARAH [ ] died 9August1813 AND JAMES RUSSELL Sr. died 13May1809<br />

according to Bible records of <strong>the</strong>ir son MATTHEW RUSSELL Sr. born 20Mar1774, of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. New<br />

York.<br />

Mr. Hoy wrote that "There was ano<strong>the</strong>r Russell family early in Bovina. The family consisted of James, Mat<strong>the</strong>w,<br />

Agnes (Nancy), Stephen and Elizabeth." Then in 1995 your <strong>compiler</strong> heard from Linda Lohrum, 120 W. Halliburton<br />

Ct., Independence, MO 64050-4432 who had <strong>the</strong> Bible of her ancestor Ma<strong>the</strong>w Russell which probably named <strong>the</strong><br />

parents of <strong>the</strong> following children, to wit: Under "Deaths", <strong>the</strong> first names enumerated are "James Russell Sr. May


13th 1809" and "Sarah Russell Relect of James Russell Sr. Aug 9th 1813." It certainly appears as if <strong>the</strong>se were <strong>the</strong><br />

parents of Mat<strong>the</strong>w born 20th of March 1774 as set forth in his Bible. I will assign #J1 to <strong>the</strong>se probable parents. I<br />

will enclose copies of <strong>the</strong> Bible pages if I receive permission from Linda to whom we are indebted for sharing <strong>the</strong>se<br />

Bible records. cjmc.<br />

1JAMES RUSSELL Sr. b prob Scotland d 13May1809 m SARAH [ ] d 9Aug1813.<br />

Their children:<br />

11 Stephen Russell<br />

12 Agnes Russell<br />

13 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

14 Stephen Russell<br />

15 Elizabeth Russell<br />

11 STEPHEN RUSSELL b ca 1763 Scotland (c)<br />

[Could be <strong>the</strong> second male listed with his bro<strong>the</strong>r Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell in <strong>the</strong> 1800 census in Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong><br />

as being of <strong>the</strong> age between 26 and 45 b 1755-1784. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1820 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> page 47. Census was alphabetized.<br />

Stephen Russell enumerated with only one male born before 1775. The o<strong>the</strong>r Stephen Russell in Bovina was<br />

identified as Stephen Russell Jr. and he is probably Stephen Russell born 7Dec1784, <strong>the</strong> son of of Janet Pomphrey<br />

and 3 William Russell.<br />

Note: [Sr. and Jr. was used earlier to distinguish between <strong>the</strong> younger and elder and did not mean <strong>the</strong>y were fa<strong>the</strong>r<br />

and son. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#1086/1134 page 223<br />

James Thompson 72 farmer 2000 b Scotland<br />

Agnes Thompson 64 born Scotland (D/o Sarah and James Russell Sr.)<br />

Margaret Thompson 32<br />

Andrew B. Thompson 30<br />

Lydia Thompson 25<br />

Wilson McFarland 11<br />

Stephen Russell 82 occupation none born Scotland [emphasis added. cjmc]<br />

12 JAMES R. RUSSELL b 1772 Scotland (c) d 1856 (DH) in 1799 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> m (first marriage in<br />

Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong>) NANCY RICHIE b 31Oct1780 [lls] d 1876 (DH)*.<br />

*[Not listed on <strong>the</strong> 1850 census with husband James Russell. cjmc]<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

121 Nancy Russell<br />

122 James J. Russell<br />

123 Agnes Russell<br />

124 Lydia Russell<br />

125 Elizabeth Russell<br />

126 Jane Russell<br />

127 Sarah Russell<br />

128 Margaret Clark Russell<br />

129 Helen Russell<br />

12(10) Alexander Cockburn Russell<br />

12(11) Mat<strong>the</strong>w Thompson Russell<br />

12(12) Wesley Lewis Russell


From Biographical Notices of <strong>the</strong> Town of Andes at page 122 in Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co., in a biographical<br />

sketch of a grandson of James Russell, we learn that James Russell came from Scotland in 1790.<br />

Probably <strong>the</strong> James Russel listed on <strong>the</strong> 1800 census in Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> with only one male 26-45 (b<br />

between 1755 and 1774) and next to Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russel on page 270.<br />

From page 127 of MDCH in chapter regarding Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong>:<br />

"In <strong>the</strong> early part of <strong>the</strong> present century some families from Washington county<br />

New York, and o<strong>the</strong>rs from Scotland settled in <strong>the</strong> district now <strong>the</strong> town of Bovina."<br />

"...In October 1809, Dr. Bullions organized <strong>the</strong> congregation under <strong>the</strong> name of 'The Associate Pres<strong>by</strong>terian Church<br />

of Little <strong>Delaware</strong>,' with <strong>the</strong> following membership, viz: James Stoddard, Isaac Atkins, Walter Doig, William<br />

M'Gibbon, John Elliott, David Henderson, James Russell, Mrs. Elizabeth Doig, Mrs. Isaac Atkins, Mrs. Christina<br />

Elliott, and Mrs. William M'Gibbon..." [emphasis added. cjmc]<br />

Not indexed on <strong>the</strong> 1810 census.<br />

Again, from MHDC still on page 127:<br />

"In <strong>the</strong> year 1810 Rev. Francis Pringle was sent <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> pres<strong>by</strong>tery to preach to <strong>the</strong> congregation. He remained about<br />

four weeks and preached in a barn on <strong>the</strong> farm now owned <strong>by</strong> John T. Miller. After this <strong>the</strong> congregation was almost<br />

entirely destitute of preaching until late in <strong>the</strong> fall of 1813, when Rev. Robert Laing preached a few Sabbaths at <strong>the</strong><br />

school-house below <strong>the</strong> Lake mill. Mr. Laing remained during <strong>the</strong> winter, and preached in <strong>the</strong> house of Adam Scott,<br />

and also in <strong>the</strong> barn of James Russel, near Thomas H. Johnson's woolen-mill. About <strong>the</strong> 1st of February, 1814, <strong>the</strong><br />

congregation elected as elders John Elliott, Walter Doig, David Henderson and James Russel, sen., and also united<br />

in a call for Rev. Robert Laing to become <strong>the</strong> pastor. The amount of salary promised in this call was $250, and he<br />

entered upon his labors as pastor of <strong>the</strong> conregation about <strong>the</strong> 1st of June, 1814. Immediate steps were taken to erect<br />

a meetinghouse, but it was not until <strong>the</strong> 10th day of May, 1815, that <strong>the</strong> first church building was raised. This was a<br />

substantial frame building, 36 <strong>by</strong> 30 feet, with a gallery, and stood on <strong>the</strong> south side of <strong>the</strong> 'old grave-yard lot,' about<br />

one-half mile from <strong>the</strong> present house of worship. It was not unil 1824 that this building was furnished with pews and<br />

pulpit; but on <strong>the</strong> second Sabbath of July, 1815, <strong>the</strong> Lord's Supper was dispensed in it for <strong>the</strong> first time; and <strong>the</strong>n, and<br />

for years after, <strong>the</strong> carpenter's work-bench was used for a pulpit, and rough boards and blocks were used for<br />

communion table and seats. At this first communion <strong>the</strong> following persons united with <strong>the</strong> church, viz.: Francis<br />

Coulter, Thomas Liddle, Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russel, Thomas Hamilton, James Archibald, sen., James Thomson, Robert<br />

Menzie, James Hastings, James Ru<strong>the</strong>rford, Walter Renwick, Samuel H. Dean and <strong>the</strong>ir wives; also Mrs. Ann Dean,<br />

Miss Elizabeth Russel and Isabella Stoddard. As none of <strong>the</strong> eleven persons who had united with <strong>the</strong> church at its<br />

organization had died or removed, <strong>the</strong> congregation at this time must have numbered thirty six-persons."<br />

Probably <strong>the</strong> James Russell Sr. listed on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1820* census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> at page 47 with:<br />

Two males under ten (b 1810-1820) [Alexander b 1815 and Henry b ?]<br />

One male 16-26 (b 1804-1810) [Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell b ?]<br />

One male 45+ ( born before 1775) [James Russell b 1772]<br />

One female under ten (b 1810-1820) [Helen b 1812] Margaret & Sarah b ?]<br />

Three females 10-16 (b 1804-1810) [Margaret, Sarah and Jane b?]<br />

Three females 16-26 (b 1794-1804) [Elizabeth b ?, Lydia b 1803 and Agnes b ?]<br />

One female 26-45 (b 1775-1794) [Nancy Richie ?] *<br />

One female 45+ (b before 1775) [Possibly sister Elizabeth Russell?]<br />

[The 1820 census, in many instances, was alphabetized and consequently, we cannot determine how close <strong>the</strong> six<br />

Russells enumerated in Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> lived in relationship to one ano<strong>the</strong>r. There were five James<br />

Russells enumerated also on <strong>the</strong> 1820 census, two in Bovina, one in Kortright and two in Franklin. The only James


Russell who was enumerated as being born before 1775 is this James Russell enumerated as Sr. The o<strong>the</strong>r four<br />

James Russells were enumerated as being born between 1775 and 1794.<br />

U. S. 1850 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 234 HH#1101/1134<br />

James Russell (Sen.) 78 Scotland farmer $1500<br />

Alexander Murray 28 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Ellen Murray* 38 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Nancy Murray 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Elisabeth Murray 17 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Helen Murray 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

*Daughter of James Russell Sr.<br />

121 NANCY RUSSELL b 1800 d 9Dec1838 (DH) in 1818 m ADAM SCOTT b Apr1795 d 31Dec1836 s/o MARY<br />

MILLER and FRANCIS SCOTT<br />

David Hoy wrote that <strong>the</strong>y had eight children and he would furnish information on <strong>the</strong>ir descendants. Mr. Hoy died<br />

latter part of 1930.<br />

Note: [The following is probably this Adam Scott and maybe a second wife and/or two sisters? He is enumerated<br />

one household away from Andrew T. Russell. cjmc.]<br />

U. S. 1860 Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 108/108:<br />

Adam Scott 52 farmer 3000 England<br />

Isabella Scott 48 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Elisabeth Scott 42 <strong>NY</strong><br />

George Currie 32 Scotland miller<br />

Margaret Currie 20 Scotland<br />

122 JAMES J. RUSSELL b 18Aug1801 <strong>NY</strong> d 2Jan1882 bur John Archibald Cemetery* in 1828 m BETSY<br />

PATTERSON ARCHIBALD b 1808 <strong>NY</strong> (c) d 3Feb1865 d/o BARBARA HAWLEY and JOHN ARCHIBALD<br />

*David Hoy wrote: "John Archibald Cemetery. This cemetery is located about 2 miles above <strong>the</strong> Bovina Post Office<br />

on <strong>the</strong> John Archibald farm now occupied <strong>by</strong> Thomas Boggs. It is below <strong>the</strong> road just before you come to <strong>the</strong> house.<br />

It is enclosed <strong>by</strong> a wall. There are no headstones. #6 and #7 are not buried within <strong>the</strong> enclosure but nearer <strong>the</strong><br />

house. [Nos. 6 and 7 are 122 James Russell and his wife Betsy Patterson Archibald. cjmc] I visited <strong>the</strong> place in June<br />

1917. David F. Hoy, Ithaca, New York."<br />

l<br />

Their children:<br />

1221 Betsy Ann Russell<br />

1222 James H. Russell<br />

1223 Zella Russell<br />

1224 John A. Russell<br />

1225 Edwin R. Russell<br />

1226 Nancy Jane Russell<br />

1227 Hawley Russell<br />

1228 Edith Russell<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 485 HH#2631/3:<br />

James Russell 49 <strong>NY</strong> farmer $800<br />

Betsy Russell 42 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Betsy Russell 19 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 17 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Zella Russell 16 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John Russell 14 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Edwin Russell 10 <strong>NY</strong>


Hawley Russell<br />

Edith Russell<br />

6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1860 census Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#356/359:<br />

James J. Russell 58 farmer 500 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Betsy Russell 54 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 27 carpenter <strong>NY</strong><br />

Lillah Russell 25 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John Russell 23 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Edwin R. Russell 22 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Nancy J. Russell 20 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hawley Russell 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Edith Russell 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Enumerated at HH#355/358 is Elisha A. McCumber 55 with wife Jane 54, Elisha 16, Hetty 21, Julia 10 and Robert 8<br />

and <strong>the</strong>n on <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r side is 139 Roswell B. Russell 27 with Betsy 29 and Arthur H. Russell 3.<br />

1221 BETSY ANN RUSSELL b 17Feb1831 <strong>NY</strong> d 27Feb1899 on 1Jan1856 m 369 ROSWELL RUSSELL b ca<br />

1831 <strong>NY</strong> s/o ESTHER MACUMBER and 13 MATTHEW RUSSELL See 13 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell for children.<br />

1222 JAMES H. RUSSELL b 1832/1833 <strong>NY</strong> d unmarried a soldier in 1862. [DH]<br />

From Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>, Chapter XII Company I, 72nd Infantry, <strong>the</strong> first to leave <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

<strong>County</strong> - History of <strong>the</strong> 71st pp 81-83, we learn: "James H. Russell died in Yorktown in 1862." and "Tuesday<br />

morning, June 4th, 1861, <strong>the</strong> first volunteer company, under command of <strong>Ca</strong>ptain Robert T. Johnson, took its<br />

departure from <strong>Delaware</strong> county. At 9'oclock A. M. <strong>the</strong> company was formed in line in front of Edgerton's Hotel in<br />

<strong>the</strong> village of Delhi, where it was met <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Delhi Fire Department, led <strong>by</strong> a band of music, who escorted it through<br />

<strong>the</strong> principal s of <strong>the</strong> village. During <strong>the</strong> march <strong>the</strong> sidewalks were lined with people, everybody determined to catch<br />

a glimpse of he noble soldiers of old <strong>Delaware</strong>. Returning to <strong>the</strong> Edgerton House <strong>the</strong>y were addressed in patriotic<br />

speeches <strong>by</strong> Messrs. Gordon and Hughston and <strong>Ca</strong>ptain Johnson, and <strong>the</strong> national airs, Hail Columbia and <strong>the</strong> Star<br />

Spangled Banner, played b <strong>the</strong> band. Prayer was offered <strong>by</strong> Rev. A. D. Benedict. The company <strong>the</strong>n took its<br />

departure amid <strong>the</strong> affectionate adius and hearty cheers of <strong>the</strong> excited crowd. Before leaving <strong>the</strong> ladies provided<br />

each soldier with a 'havelock.' The men were taken <strong>by</strong> teams to Hancock. They were accompanied <strong>by</strong>; members of<br />

<strong>the</strong> Fire Department and a number of citizens. They were met about two miles above Walton <strong>by</strong> <strong>the</strong> Fire Department<br />

of that village, who escorted <strong>the</strong>m into town. The citizens of Walton provided <strong>the</strong>m with a substantial dinner, and<br />

<strong>the</strong> people lined <strong>the</strong> streets and cheered <strong>the</strong>m on as <strong>the</strong>y passed through.<br />

Their progress was one continued ovations until <strong>the</strong>y reached <strong>Ca</strong>mp Scott, on Staten Island, where <strong>the</strong>y were<br />

attached to <strong>the</strong> 3rd regiment, Excelsior Brigade, and designated as Company I..."<br />

1223 ZELLA RUSSELL b 1834 <strong>NY</strong> d 1911 m ELISHA MACUMBER No children.<br />

1224 JOHN A. RUSSELL b 1836 <strong>NY</strong> d 23Feb1919 Shavertown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co <strong>NY</strong> m LOUISA BUSSEY of Andes<br />

<strong>NY</strong>.<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

12241 Alfred Russell<br />

12242 John Hawley Russell<br />

12241 ALFRED RUSSELL d young<br />

12242 JOHN HAWLEY RUSSELL b 6Jan1865 (DH wrote in 1920 unmarried and lives at Shavertown <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co <strong>NY</strong>)<br />

1225 EDWIN R. RUSSELL b 1838 <strong>NY</strong> d 1903 m JULIA MACUMBER d/o JANE [LNU] and [FNU]<br />

McCUMBER<br />

Their children according to <strong>the</strong> 1880 census:<br />

12251 Oscar Russell


12252 Edwin Russell<br />

12253 Edith Russell<br />

U. S. 1880 census Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> #HH253-260<br />

Edwin Russell 42 farmer b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Julia Russell 32 b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Oscar Russell 14 b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Edwin Russell 10 b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Edith Russell 7 b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Jan or Jane McUmber 72 mo<strong>the</strong>r in law b <strong>NY</strong> fa<strong>the</strong>r Germany mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong><br />

12251 OSCAR E. RUSSELL b ca 1866 <strong>NY</strong> (c) d unmarried (DH)<br />

12252 EDWIN RUSSELL b ca 1870 <strong>NY</strong> (c) unmarried in 1920 (DH)<br />

12253 EDITH RUSSELL b ca b 1873 <strong>NY</strong> (c) m [ ] FINKLE (DH)<br />

1226 NANCY JANE RUSSELL b 1841 <strong>NY</strong> d unmarried 16Aug1864 bur John Archibald Cemetery Bovina<br />

<strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

1227 HAWLEY J. RUSSELL b 1844 on 13Apr1871 m MARY ELLEN DAVIS b 4Jan1850 d 4Feb1917. (DH<br />

stated in 1920 he lived in Livingston Manor <strong>NY</strong>)<br />

Their children:<br />

12271 James Hawley Russell<br />

12272 Herbert Addison Russell<br />

12773 Arthur Herman Russell<br />

12274 E<strong>the</strong>l Mary Russell<br />

"Hawley Russell, grandson of James Russell, who came to this country in 1790, was born in Bovina in 1844. He has<br />

been a carpenter and joiner since 1859. He opened a wagon shop in Shavertown in 1876. He was married in 1871 to<br />

Mary E. Davis of Andes." Page 22 MHDC<br />

U. S. 1880 CENSUS ANDES DELAWARE CO. <strong>NY</strong> HH#359/403<br />

Hawley J. Russell 35 wagon maker <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Mary E. Russell 29 wife kh <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

James H. Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Herbert A. Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Arthur A. Russell 5 <strong>NY</strong><br />

E<strong>the</strong>l M. Russell 4/12 b Aug 1879 <strong>NY</strong><br />

12271 JAMES HAWLEY RUSSELL b 15Jan1872 on 30Jun1914 m LORRAINE COLLINS<br />

Their daughter:<br />

122711 RUTH ALINE RUSSELL b 1May1915 Livingston Manor Sullivan Co <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

12272 HERBERT ADDISON RUSSELL m MARY LIGHTHALL<br />

12273 ARTHUR HERMAN RUSSELL m JENNIE WARREN<br />

12274 ETHEL MARY RUSSELL m FREDERICK M. HOWARD<br />

1228 EDITH RUSSELL b 1848 <strong>NY</strong> d unmarried 3Oct1864 bur John Archibald Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong>.<br />

123 AGNES RUSSELL<br />

124 LYDIA RUSSELL b 21Mar1803 d 7Mar1881 m ANDREW HAMILTON b 16Sept1801 d 18June1867.


Again, Mr. Hoy wrote that he would furnish <strong>the</strong>ir many descendants of <strong>the</strong>ir seven children.<br />

125 ELISABETH RUSSELL b 8Sept1804<br />

126 JANE RUSSELL b 9Apr1806 <strong>NY</strong> m ANDREW P. or T. McFARLAND b 1805 on <strong>the</strong> old homestead Bovina<br />

<strong>NY</strong> “...<strong>the</strong> only son of THOMAS McFARLAND, who came to <strong>Delaware</strong> county from Ireland in 1785...”<br />

Munsell’s History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> at page 131.<br />

Their children from U. S. 1850 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>:<br />

1261 Hiram McFarland [name not clear. cjmc] b ca 1833 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1262 Elisabeth McFarland b ca 1835 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1263 Emily J. McFarland b ca 1837 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1264 Morrison McFarland b ca 1840 <strong>NY</strong> [name not clear. cjmc]<br />

1265 Eliza McFarland b ca 1841 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1266 Andrew McFarland b ca 1843 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1267 T. Russell McFarland b ca 1845 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1268 Ann M. McFarland b ca 1848 <strong>NY</strong><br />

“The resources of <strong>the</strong> town are well developed, and <strong>the</strong> farms and farm buildings are equal to those of any town in<br />

<strong>the</strong> county.<br />

The farm barn of A. T. McFarland is <strong>the</strong> best in <strong>the</strong> county. The basements are all of cut stone from <strong>the</strong> farm. The<br />

McFarland boys drew all <strong>the</strong> plans and performed <strong>the</strong> substantial labor, including <strong>the</strong> stone cutting. The building is<br />

one of <strong>the</strong> attractions of <strong>the</strong> twon, and <strong>the</strong> register in <strong>the</strong> observatory bears <strong>the</strong> signatures of many prominent men<br />

who have been <strong>the</strong> guests of this genial and hospitable family...” MHDC at page 125 in Chapter regarding <strong>the</strong> Town<br />

of Bovina.<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. HH#1083/1115<br />

Andrew T. McFarland 44 farmer 2500 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jane McFarland 44 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hiram McFarland 17<br />

Elisabeth McFarland 15<br />

Emily J. McFarland 13<br />

Madison McFarland 10<br />

Elisa McFarland 9<br />

Andrew McFarland 7<br />

T. Russell McFarland 5<br />

Ann M. McFarland 2<br />

U. S. 1860 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 123/123:<br />

Andrew T. McFarlan 54 farmer 2000 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jane McFarlan 54 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hiram McFarlan 27 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Elisabeth McFarlan 25 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Madison McFarlan 20 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Louisa McFarlan 19 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Andrew McFarlan 17 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Thomas R. McFarlan 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Anna M. McFarlan 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1870 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#70/71:<br />

A. F. McFarland 64 7000/4800 farmer b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jane McFarland 64 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hiram McFarland 37 <strong>NY</strong> 200<br />

Elisabeth McFarland 35 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Louisa McFarland 28 <strong>NY</strong>


Andrew McFarland 26 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Thomas B. McFarland 48 carpenter <strong>NY</strong><br />

Ann McFarland 29 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1880 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#33 page 30b<br />

127 SARAH RUSSELL b 25May 1808 m JOHN BRUSH s/o ELIZABETH MAYNARD and JOEL BRUSH.<br />

Mr. Hoy wrote that <strong>the</strong>y lived at New Kingston <strong>NY</strong>.<br />

Their children: [according to Mr. Hoy <strong>the</strong>y were Julia, Joel, Elizabeth, James and Emily]<br />

Census shows Nancy F., Joel A., James R., Elizabeth H. and Emily and <strong>the</strong>re could have been earlier who are not at<br />

home.<br />

Florence Prehn in her compilation “Lumber,Shingles and Chips” wrote that <strong>the</strong>ir children were Joel, Jane,<br />

Es<strong>the</strong>r,William, George, Robert and Nancy.<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Franklin <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#543/574<br />

John M. Brush 37 carpenter 100 <strong>NY</strong> as were all of <strong>the</strong> family<br />

Sarah Brush 42<br />

Nancy F. Brush 14<br />

Joel A. Brush 11<br />

James R. Brush 7<br />

Elizabeth H.Brush 9<br />

Emily Brush 3<br />

128 MARGARET CLARK RUSSELL b 28Sept1810 d 1842 m as his second wife 132 MATTHEW G.<br />

RUSSELL s/o ELIZABETH CLAP and 13 MATTHEW RUSSELL Sr.<br />

129 HELEN ELLEN MARSHALL RUSSELL b 1812 <strong>NY</strong> d 1895 m ALEXANDER MURRAY b 1822 d 1906<br />

s/o JANE YOUNG and THOMAS MURRAY<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

1291 Nancy R. Murray m Edward Boggs<br />

1292 Thomas H. Murray<br />

1293 Jane E. Murray<br />

Listed with her fa<strong>the</strong>r 12 James Russell on <strong>the</strong> 1850 census at page 234 HH#1101/1134:<br />

James Russell (Sen.) 78 Scotland farmer $1500<br />

Alexander Murray 28 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Ellen Murray 38 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Nancy Murray 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Elisabeth Murray 17 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Helen Murray 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

12(10) ALEXANDER COCKBURN RUSSELL b 9June1815 d 17Ju1892 in 1849 m ELIZA ARCHIBALD b<br />

1815 d 13Apr1880 d/o BARBARA HAWLEY and JOHN ARCHIBALD<br />

Their children:<br />

12(10)1 Helen Archibald Russell<br />

12(10)2 Barbara J. Russell<br />

12(10)3 James William Russell<br />

12(10)4 Henry W. Russell<br />

12(10)5 Elizabeth Russell<br />

12(10)6 Nancy E. Russell b 1857 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1850 census Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 485 (Enumerated living next door to bro<strong>the</strong>r James J. Russell)<br />

Alexander Russell 35 <strong>NY</strong> Mason


Eliza Russell 35 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Helen Archibald Russell 11 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Barbary Russell 1/12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

1855 New York State cennus Colchester Delware Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Alex Russell 39 born Ulster Co. <strong>NY</strong> 3/12 in Colchester or <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> lumberman<br />

Elisa Russell 39 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Barbara Russell 4 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 3 born <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

Henry Russell 10/12 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1860 census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#70/71:<br />

Alexander C. Russell 44 <strong>NY</strong> farmer 500/350<br />

Eliza Russell 43 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Barbara J. Russell 10 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James W. Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Henry H. Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Nancy E. Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hogan Teed 19 <strong>NY</strong> Day Laborer<br />

U. S. 1870 census Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#40/43:<br />

Alex C. Russell 54 carpenter --540 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Eliza Russell 54 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 18 <strong>NY</strong> apprentice carpenter<br />

Henry H. Russell 16 <strong>NY</strong> works on farm<br />

Nancy E. Russell 13 attends school<br />

Enumerated with <strong>the</strong>m as a separate family:<br />

James E. Vail 26 farmer <strong>NY</strong><br />

Barbry J. Vail 20 <strong>NY</strong> [daughter enumerated on U. S. 1860 census with family as ten years old]<br />

Next to <strong>the</strong>m at HH#41/45:<br />

James Vail 61 farmer <strong>NY</strong> and family.<br />

U. S. 1880 Soundex Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 40 HH#6/7:<br />

Alexander C. Russell 64 <strong>NY</strong> Fa b Scotland Mo <strong>NY</strong> widower<br />

James Russell 28 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Henry Russell 25 <strong>NY</strong><br />

12(10)1 HELEN ARCHIBALD RUSSELL b 12Sept1841 on 10Sept11860 in Treadwell <strong>NY</strong> m HOGAN TEED.*<br />

David Hoy wrote that <strong>the</strong>y were living in Treadwell <strong>NY</strong> and have six children.<br />

*Hogan Teed is enumerated with family on 1860 census but Helen was not enumerated on that census.<br />

12(10)2 BARBARA J. RUSSELL b 10Ju1850 on 19Feb1864 m JAMES VAIL Mr. Hoy wrote that <strong>the</strong>y were<br />

living in Walton <strong>NY</strong><br />

See with fa<strong>the</strong>r above on U. S. 1870 census.<br />

12(10)3 JAMES WILLIAM RUSSELL b 30June1852 Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 17June11935 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong><br />

on 9July1883 in Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m KATHERINE KATIE VIRGINIA [PIERSON] BENEDICT*<br />

[LLS] b 15June1858 <strong>Ca</strong>licoon <strong>NY</strong> d 1Sept1935 Binghamton Broome Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o MARTHA A. YOUNG and<br />

JOHN “THOMAS PIERSON<br />

Their children:<br />

12(10)31 Elizabeth May Russell<br />

12(10)32 Alfred <strong>Ca</strong>rlton Russell b 15Feb1886 East Trout Brook <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 1886<br />

12(10)33 Vessie Lee Russell


12(10)34 James Russell<br />

12(10)31 ELIZABETH LIZZIE RUSSELL b 25Apr1884 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 4Aug1939 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong><br />

Co. <strong>NY</strong> on 4Nov1904 in Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m JOHN BENSON LOCKWOOD<br />

12(10)33 VESSIE LEE RUSSELL b 28June1888 Shinhopple <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 5Dec1961 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong> on 1May1906 Walton <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m CLARENCE EDWARD McCOY<br />

12(10)34 JAMES HENRY RUSSELL b 20Nov1901 Downsville <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 9Feb1986 Stuart FL<br />

on 26Sept1925 Norwich <strong>NY</strong> m ALTA MAC DICKINSON<br />

12(10)4 HENRY W. RUSSELLb 1854 Colchester <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m LUCRETIA CORA.<br />

Their known son:<br />

12(10)41 HENRY LEWIS RUSSELL<br />

12(12)5 ELIZABETH RUSSELL b 7Sept1856 d 28Feb1876 on 2Sept1875 m GEORGE FULLER<br />

12(11) MATTHEW THOMPSON RUSSELL b 28July1818 m CAROLINA ORR. He was a physician.<br />

12(12) WESLEY LEWIS RUSSELL b 25Oct1825<br />

13 MATTHEW RUSSELL* b 20March1774 Scotland d 5Feb1831 <strong>NY</strong> on 17June1806 m (1) ELIZABETH CLAP<br />

b 12Apr1778 d 29Apr1825 [FB]; on 3Jan1826 m (2) ESTHER McUMBER b 4Feb1794 Scotland d 8Feb1872/73<br />

probably <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong>, widow of ROSWELL BLACKMAN b 11Apr1793 and <strong>the</strong>y married 11Sept1817 and<br />

had Harriett M., Adelia J. and Roswell Jr. Blackman.<br />

*[The information on this family was furnished <strong>by</strong> Linda Lohrum, 120 W. Halliburton Ct. Independence MO<br />

64050-4432 toge<strong>the</strong>r with copies of Family Bible Records. The date of birth of Mat<strong>the</strong>w in <strong>the</strong> Bible indicates that<br />

it is this Mat<strong>the</strong>w as census records show a Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell born between 1755 and 1774. 36 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell was<br />

not born until 1795. David Hoy mistakenly attributed <strong>the</strong> children of this Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell to Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell, son of<br />

Janet Pomphrey and 3 William Russell. cjmc]<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> Elizabeth Clap:<br />

131 James C. Russell<br />

132 Mat<strong>the</strong>w G. Russell<br />

133 William T. Russell b 1Sept1811 d 4July1814<br />

134 Alexander C. Russell<br />

135 Margaret A. Russell b 28Oct1816 d 20Dec1829<br />

136 John Grant Russell<br />

Children <strong>by</strong> Es<strong>the</strong>r (McUmber) Blackman:<br />

137 Stephen Russell<br />

138 Margaret A. Russell b 15Oct1829 d 20Dec1829<br />

139 Roswell B. Russell<br />

U. S. 1800 census <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Only Russel(l)s enumerated in <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> were found in Colchester and<br />

were James Russel with one male (26-45) b 1755-1774 and Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russel with two males (26-45) b 1755-1774<br />

and one female under ten and one female (16-26) b 1774-1784.<br />

Probably <strong>the</strong> Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell listed on <strong>the</strong> U. S. 1810 census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> at page 401 with:<br />

Two males 10- (b 1800-1810) One male 26-45 (b 1765-1784) one female 26-45 (b 1765-1784)* and one female 45+<br />

(b before 1765).**<br />

*Note: Elizabeth (Clap) Russell was born in 1778 according to Mat<strong>the</strong>w's Bible so this must be she.<br />

**Sarah, <strong>the</strong> relect of James Russell Sr., did not die until 1813, who was probably <strong>the</strong> mo<strong>the</strong>r of Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell. Is<br />

this she since James Russell, Sr. died in 1809, living with her son?


From Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. N. Y. at page 126 in <strong>the</strong> section entitled Trade Centers in <strong>the</strong> chapter on<br />

Bovina, it is written, in part:<br />

"In 1802 Robert Scott built for Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell <strong>the</strong> first saw-mill and grist-mill. In 1833, it was abandoned and <strong>the</strong><br />

building converted into a hop-house, and finally it is <strong>the</strong> hay-barn of James Johnson.<br />

Thomas H. Johnson now owns and operates <strong>the</strong> woolen-mills where, in 1803, Robert Scott built a saw-mill and<br />

grist-mill. Mr. Johnson's old mill is near <strong>the</strong> site of a grist-mill built in 1801 <strong>by</strong> Robert Scott for Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell a<br />

pioneer. [emphasis added. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#23/51 Son Stephen is living in <strong>the</strong> same household. See below:<br />

Hester* Russell 56 $300 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Roswell Russell 19 farmer <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret Russell 21 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Bro<strong>the</strong>r Stephen Russell is enumerated next door.<br />

*Note: The names of Es<strong>the</strong>r and Hester seem to be interchangeable. Know this to be true with my ancestress<br />

Es<strong>the</strong>r/Hester (Taylor) Russell.<br />

131 JAMES C. RUSSELL b 23Jan1808 d 10Dec1883 on 5Jan1832 m ELIZA DUMOND b 19Apr1812 <strong>NY</strong> d<br />

18Oct1883, both buried West Delhi Pres<strong>by</strong>terian Church Delhi <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d/o ??? DeLAMATER and<br />

WILLIAM DUMOND<br />

Their known children: (census)<br />

1311 Rachel Russell<br />

1312 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

1313 William Russell<br />

1314 Andrew Russell<br />

1315 Jeannie Russell<br />

1316 Robert H. Russell<br />

1317 Betsy A. Russell<br />

1318 Margaret E. Russell<br />

Kim DePew 2804 Whitewood Midland MI 48642 Tel: 517-837-9509, descendant of 1316 Robert H. Russell, on<br />

5July1995 wrote to your <strong>compiler</strong> that she thought <strong>the</strong>y were all born in North Hamden at <strong>the</strong> farm now on Hoyt<br />

Road off of Eastbrook.<br />

U. S. 1850 census Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 283 HH#815<br />

James C. Russell 42 <strong>NY</strong> farmer $2000<br />

Eliza A. Russell 38 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Rachel Russell 17 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell 16 <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 14 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Andrew Russell 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Jeanie Russell 10 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Robert Russell <strong>NY</strong><br />

Betsy A. Russell 5 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Margaret E. Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Henry Scott 22 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1880 census Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#220/230<br />

James Russell 72 farmer b <strong>NY</strong> Fa<strong>the</strong>r Scotland Mo<strong>the</strong>r <strong>NY</strong><br />

Eliza Ann Russell 68 wife kh <strong>NY</strong> as were parents


1313 WILLIAM RUSSELL m ca 1836 <strong>NY</strong> m MARY [ ] b ca 1841 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

U. S. 1880 census Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#21/231<br />

William D. Russell 44 wagon maker b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Mary Russell 39 kp b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

(All children born <strong>NY</strong> as were parents)<br />

Henry S. Russell 12 school<br />

Thomas J. Russell 9 school<br />

Clarence F. Russell 3<br />

1316 ROBERT H. RUSSELL b 12Aug1843 on 312Dec1868 m ELIZABETH SCHRADER d 31Oct1874; on<br />

13Jan1880 Bay City MI m (2) ELLA J. DURFEE<br />

Daughter <strong>by</strong> Elizabeth Schrader<br />

13161 <strong>Ca</strong>rrie Russell b 1872 Utica Missouri<br />

Daughter <strong>by</strong> Ella J. Durfee:<br />

13162 Cora Armilla b 6Dec1880 Unionville MI*<br />

13163 Ella May Russell b 19February1882 MI<br />

*Great grandmo<strong>the</strong>r of Kim DePew<br />

132 MATTHEW G. RUSSELL b 29Jan1809 <strong>NY</strong> d 1882 m (1) MARGARET WINTER m (2) 128 MARGARET<br />

C. RUSSELL d/o NANCY RICHIE and 12 JAMES RUSSELL*<br />

U. S. 1850 census Franklin <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 62b HH#544/575<br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w G. Russell 41 <strong>NY</strong> farmer $2500<br />

Margaret C. Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Elizabeth Russell 46 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Nancy Scott Russell 21 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Abel Munson 18 <strong>NY</strong><br />

133 WILLIAM T. RUSSELL b 1Sept1811 d 4July1814<br />

134 ALEXANDER C. RUSSELL b 19June1814 m MARY JANE. DUMOND b ca 1826 (c) <strong>NY</strong><br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

1341 Wilson Russell<br />

1342 John Russell<br />

1343 William H. Russell<br />

1344 George W. Russell<br />

1345 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

1346 Rachel Russell m Warren B. Edgar<br />

1347 James T. Russell<br />

1348 Robert E. Russell<br />

1349 Elizabeth Russell b 26Feb1859 m Herman Archibald<br />

134(10) James Russell<br />

134(11) Henry Russell<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 453b HH#2174<br />

Alex C. Russell 36 <strong>NY</strong> carpenter $1000<br />

Mary Jane Russell 34 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Wilson Russell 10 <strong>NY</strong><br />

John Russell 8 <strong>NY</strong><br />

William Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

George Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell 1 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Note: They are enumerated near numerous Dumond families. Several households down is Cornelius Dumond 62


3000 <strong>NY</strong> and Silva 42m Minerva 15 and Frances 3 who could be Mary Jane’s fa<strong>the</strong>r.<br />

1341 WILSON RUSSELL b ca 1840 <strong>NY</strong> m ELIZA [ ] b ca 1842 <strong>NY</strong><br />

U. S. 1880 census Hamden <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#194/206<br />

Wilson Russell 40 farmer b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Eliza Russell 38 kh b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Charles Russell 17 works on farm b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Charles Fish 70 boarder b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Laura Fish 61 boarder b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

Minnie Hotchkiss 16 servant b <strong>NY</strong> as were parents<br />

135 MARGARET A. RUSSELL b 28Oct1816<br />

136 JOHN GRANT RUSSELL b 25Apr1822 d 26Mar1902 on 25Dec1845 m (1) JANE CHISHOLM; m (2)<br />

ELIZABETH COWAN<br />

Their children: (DH)<br />

1361 Elizabeth Es<strong>the</strong>r Russell b 13Nov1848 d 21Aug1911 m Sloan Archibald<br />

1362 Margaret A. Russell b 8Sept18?? d 16Feb1872<br />

1363 Mary Adelia Russell b 6Mar1855 d 5May1905 m Arthur H. Russell<br />

1364 John O. Russell b 2Feb18??<br />

1365 Alice J. Russell b 25Mar1847 m William F. Boggs<br />

U. S. 1850 census Middletown <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 434 1892:<br />

John Russell 28 <strong>NY</strong> laborer<br />

Jane Russell 30 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Alice Russell 4 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James Russell 2 <strong>NY</strong><br />

137 STEPHEN RUSSELL b 20Sept1827 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 14Mar1906 Walnut Grove Redwood Co. MINN on<br />

15Mar1849 m HANNAH MATILDA WOODEN b 25June1828 <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 21Apr1894 Walnut Grove<br />

MINN d/o SALLY WASHBURN and RUSSELL S. WOODEN<br />

Their children:<br />

1371 Sarah Es<strong>the</strong>r Russell<br />

1372 Mat<strong>the</strong>w Delos Russell<br />

1373 Andrew Aylmer Russell<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> p 465 HH#23/50:<br />

Stephen Russell 23 farmer $800 b <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hannah Russell 22 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Sarah Russell 1/2 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mo<strong>the</strong>r Hester Russell toge<strong>the</strong>r with siblings Roswell and Margaret living in same home but enumerated as<br />

HH#23/51.<br />

U. S. 1860 Census Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 118/121:<br />

Stephen Russell 32 <strong>Ca</strong>rpenter <strong>NY</strong><br />

Hannah Russell 31 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Sarah E. Russell 7 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mat<strong>the</strong>w D. Russell 6 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Andrew A. Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

AND enumerated again at 318/320 as Stephen now 33, Hannah now 31, Sarah E. as 10, Mat<strong>the</strong>w D. as 5 and<br />

Andrew A. as 3.<br />

1371 SARAH ESTHER RUSSELL b 31July1850 Bloomfield <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 14Jan1941 Ridgeway Harrison


MO bur Eagleville Masonic Cemetery Eagleville MO on 23Dec1872 m DON C. WILCOX<br />

1372 MATTHEW DELOS RUSSELL b 5Sept1853 Bloomfield <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> d 15Aug1948 Jackson Hospital<br />

Independence Jackson Co. MO on 28Nov1877 m EVA JOSEPHINE NASH b 19Sept1858 Fillmore MINN d<br />

29Jan1903 Pawnee Harrison MO bur Eagleville Masonic Cemetery Eagle MO d/o MELISSA CORDELIA<br />

HUTCHINSON and WEBSTER J. C. NASH<br />

Their children:<br />

13721 Ernest Clyde Russell<br />

13722 Harriett Elva Russell<br />

13723 Stephen Webster Russell<br />

13724 <strong>Ca</strong>rlos Delos Russell<br />

13725 Melissa Cordelia Russell<br />

13726 Alta Matilda Russell<br />

13727 Margaret Ann Russell<br />

13728 Charles Allen Russell<br />

13729 Ester Eva Russell<br />

1372(10) John Alymer Russell<br />

1372(11) Rodney Mat<strong>the</strong>w Russell<br />

13721 ERNEST CLYDE RUSSELL b 22Oct1878 Etna Fillmore Co. MN d 7Sept1969 Bethany Harrison Co. MO<br />

in May of 1895 in Murray Co. MN m ALVINA CAROLYN COHRS<br />

13722 HARRIETT HATTIE ELVA RUSSELL b 14Mar1880 Etna Fillmore Co. MN d 27Mar1961 Etna Fillmore<br />

MN on 28Nov1899 m JOHN H. PHILLIPS<br />

13723 STEPHEN WEBSTER RUSSELL b 29Sept1883 Spring Valley Fillmore Co. MN d 14Aug1966 on<br />

2June1911 m CORA HENRIETTA FINSETH<br />

13724 CARLOS DELOS RUSSELL b 16Dec1887 Redwood Falls Redwood MN d 5Apr1980 Eagleville Harrison<br />

MO bur Eaglevile Masonic Cemetery on 1Dec1918 m MARY R. PIERCE.<br />

13725 MELISSA CORDELIA RUSSELL b 16June1890 Trac Lyon MN d 9Oct1959 <strong>Ca</strong>ssville Barry Co. MO on<br />

28Jan1811 m ASA KELLUM<br />

13726 ALTA MATILDA RUSSELL b 19May18932 Walnut Grove Redwood Co. MN d 17July1953 Blythdale<br />

Harrison MO bur Eagleville Masonic Cem. Eagleville MO m MILLARD M. OWENS<br />

13727 MARGARET ANN RUSSELL b 6Oct1893 Walnut Grove Redwood Co. MN on 17July1912 m CASSIUS<br />

CLAY YOUNG<br />

13728 CHARLES ALLEN RUSSELL b 17Dec1895 Slayton Murray Co. MINN d 31Dec1962 at home 552 S.<br />

Hardy Independence Jackson Co. MO bur 3Jan1963 Flora Hills Cemetery Kansas City MO on 2Feb1918<br />

Independence Jackson MO m GLADYS IRENE CHIDESTER b 29Jan1900 Ft. Scott Bourbon Co. KS d 2Nov975<br />

at home 610 S. Huttig Independence Jackson Co. MO bur 4Nov1975 Floral Hills Cemetery Kansad City MO d/o<br />

ADA MAY LORTON and FREDRICK CHIDESTER<br />

Their children:<br />

137281 Dorothy Virginia Russell<br />

137282 Robert Eugene Russell<br />

137283 Betty Louise Russell<br />

137284 Charles Edward Russell<br />

137285 Robert Martin Russell


13729 ESTER EVA RUSSELL<br />

1372(10) JOHN ALYMER RUSSELL<br />

1372(11) RODNEY MATTHEW RUSSELL<br />

1373 ANDREW AYLMER RUSSELL b 13June1856-58 d 8May1918 on 14Dec1885 m LILLIE FRENCH<br />

138 MARGARET RUSSELL b 15Oct1829 d 20Dec1829<br />

139 ROSWELL B. RUSSELL b 16Aug1831 d 13Jan1914 on 1Jan1856 m 1221 BETSEY ANN RUSSELL b<br />

17Feb1831 <strong>NY</strong> d 27Feb1899 d/o BETSEY P. ARCHIBALD and 122 JAMES J. RUSSELL<br />

Their children: (DH) 1391 Arthur H. Russell b 16Sept1856<br />

1392 Alexander Russell b 3Feb1861<br />

U. S. 1860 Andes <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#354'357:<br />

Roswell B. Russell 27 farmer 1400<br />

Betsy Russell 29 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Arthur H. Russell 3 <strong>NY</strong><br />

14 ELIZABETH RUSSELL Mr. Hoy wrote that she was not married and was born 1876 but he must have meant<br />

1776. There is an Elizabeth Russell buried in <strong>the</strong> Old United Pres<strong>by</strong>terian Church Cemetery at Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co.<br />

<strong>NY</strong> according to David Hoy. Tombstone reads "Elizabeth Russell native of Scotland d Sept. 20 1840 aged 75 years.<br />

This age does not match what David Hoy wrote in his Russell compilation but it could possibly be her. cjmc.<br />

[In Munsell's History of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. N.Y. at page 127 a Miss Elizabeth Russel united with <strong>the</strong> United Pres<strong>by</strong>terian<br />

Church on <strong>the</strong> second Sabbath of July 1815 in Bovina along with Ma<strong>the</strong>w Russel and James Thomson whom, I<br />

believe, were her bro<strong>the</strong>r and bro<strong>the</strong>r-in-law. cjmc]<br />

15 AGNES (NANCY) RUSSELL b July1780-86 Scotland d 30Jun1873 in 1805 m JAMES THOMSON b 1778<br />

Scotland d 11Jan1867 s/o JAMES THOMSON Mr. Hoy wrote that <strong>the</strong>y had seven children and <strong>the</strong> youngest Lydia<br />

Thomson died 25Oct1916 nearly 92 years old.<br />

Their known children: (census)<br />

151 Margaret Thomson<br />

152 Andrew B. Thomson<br />

153 Lydia Thomson<br />

154 Elizabeth Thomson<br />

[For full paragraph, see 12 James Russell above. cjmc]<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> Page 233 HH#1082/1115<br />

James Thompson Sen. 72 Scotland farmer $2000<br />

Agnes Thompson 64 Scotland<br />

Margaret Thompson 32 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Andrew B. Thompson 30 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Lydia Thompson 25 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Wilson McFarland 11 <strong>NY</strong>*<br />

Stephen Russell 82 Scotland no occupation<br />

*Enumerated as next is HH#1083-1116 is <strong>the</strong> family of Andrew T. McFarland and his wife 126 Jane Russell and<br />

<strong>the</strong>ir children. Jane is <strong>the</strong> niece of 15 Agnes (Russell) Thompson/Thomson. At HH#1081/1116 is Janetta Thompson<br />

30 b Scotland with Margaret 3 b <strong>NY</strong> and James W. 7/12 b <strong>NY</strong> and an Ellen Clavenah [name not clear] 17 b Ireland.<br />

Wonder if this is a widowed daughter in law?<br />

Then on <strong>the</strong> o<strong>the</strong>r side of <strong>the</strong> Jane and Andrew McFarland and <strong>the</strong>ir family enumerated as HH#1086/1117 is Thomas<br />

Russell 79 farmer b Ireland with Joanna 47 and Sarah 40 both born <strong>NY</strong>. Who is he? Could he be ano<strong>the</strong>r son of


Sarah [] and 1 James Russell and <strong>the</strong>y lived in Ireland for awhile or could it be that who ever gave <strong>the</strong> information to<br />

<strong>the</strong> census taker thought he was born in Ireland. Approximate years of birth according to <strong>the</strong> census were Stephen<br />

1763, James 1772, Mat<strong>the</strong>w is a known birth of 1774, Elizabeth 1776 and Agnes 1780-86. This Thomas was born<br />

approximately in 1771 so he would fit in this family.<br />

U. S. 1860 census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH# 119/119: James Thompson Sr. 82 farmer 5000/800 Scotland<br />

Nancy Thompson 80 Scotland<br />

Margaret Thompson 42 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Andrew Thompson 39 farmer <strong>NY</strong><br />

Lydia Thompson 35 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Wilson McFarlan 21 <strong>NY</strong><br />

HH# 120/120:<br />

Jennet P. Thompson 40 Scotland<br />

Margaret Thompson 13 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James W. Thompson 10 <strong>NY</strong><br />

151 MARGARET THOMSON B ca 1818/1819 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

152 ANDREW B. THOMSON b ca 1820 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

At page 132 in <strong>the</strong> Munsell'sHistory of <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. N. Y. in <strong>the</strong> section entitled Biographical Notes - Town of<br />

Bovina, it is written:<br />

"Andrew B. Thomson is a son of James Thomson, sen., who was born in Scotland in 1798, and came to Bovina in<br />

1801. His mo<strong>the</strong>r was Nancy, daughter of James Russell, a pioneer of 1801. The parents were substantial and<br />

respected people. Andrew B. and two sisters occupy <strong>the</strong> homestead on <strong>the</strong> Little <strong>Delaware</strong>."<br />

U. S. 1870 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#68-69<br />

Andrew Thomson 50 farmer 9000 1200 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Nancy Thomson 89 b Scotland<br />

Margaret Thomson looks like 51 500 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Lydia Thomson 45 500 <strong>NY</strong><br />

153 LYDIA THOMSON b ca 1825 <strong>NY</strong> d 25Oct1916<br />

154 ELIZABETH THOMSON b ca 1806 <strong>NY</strong> (c) d 29Apr1892 (ts) bur Reformed Prestyberian Church Cemetery<br />

(Old Bovina Cemetery Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> m GEORGE THOMSON b ca 1798 Scotland (c) d 1873 (ts) also<br />

buried Old Bovina Cemetery s/o MARGARET BLYTHE and ANDREW THOMSON<br />

Their children according to census and Old Bovina Cemetery records:<br />

1541 Nancy Thomson<br />

1542 Margaret Thomson d 10Dec1834 ae 2m 6d bur Old Bovina Cemetery<br />

1543 Andrew Thomson b ca 1835 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

1544 James B. Thomson b ca 1838 Ny (c)<br />

1545 Margaret Thomson b ca 1842 d 17Sept1848 ae 7y 8m bur Old Bovina Cemetery<br />

1546 Elizabeth R. Thomson b ca 1843 d 19Feb1846 ae 3y 1m 25d bur Old Bovina Cemetery<br />

1547 Mary J. Thomson b ca 1846 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

1548 Lydia Thomson b ca 1849 <strong>NY</strong> (c)<br />

U. S. 1850 Census Bovina <strong>Delaware</strong> Co. <strong>NY</strong> HH#1098/1132<br />

George Thomson 52 farmer $2000 Scotland<br />

Elisabeth Thomson 44 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Nancy Thomson 18 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Andrew Thomson 15 <strong>NY</strong><br />

James B. Thomson 12 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Mary J. Thomson 4 <strong>NY</strong><br />

Lydia Thomson 1 <strong>NY</strong>

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