Henry Oates

M, b. 10 January 1823, d. 30 March 1892
FatherChristopher Oates b. 20 Jun 1785
MotherMary Webster
     Henry Oates was born on 10 January 1823 in Acaster Malbis, Yorkshire, England, UK. He married Harriet Maynard, daughter of Daniel Maynard and Hannah (?), on 6 November 1852 at Wickham, Kent, England, They lived in Plumstead, Kent. He worked in the Arsenal, which manufactured ammunition for the army and navy, in Woolwich, Kent. Henry Oates died on 30 March 1892 at age 69.
     He was a foreman at Royal Arsenal.

Family: Harriet Maynard b. 29 Sep 1820, d. 6 Mar 1892

Harriet Maynard

F, b. 29 September 1820, d. 6 March 1892
FatherDaniel Maynard b. 26 Apr 1789, d. 21 May 1860
MotherHannah (?) b. 16 Jun 1787, d. 16 Dec 1845
     Harriet Maynard was born on 29 September 1820 at Hommerton in London, England. She married Henry Oates, son of Christopher Oates and Mary Webster, on 6 November 1852 at Wickham, Kent, England, They lived in Plumstead, Kent. He worked in the Arsenal, which manufactured ammunition for the army and navy, in Woolwich, Kent. Harriet Maynard died on 6 March 1892 at age 71.

Family: Henry Oates b. 10 Jan 1823, d. 30 Mar 1892

Christopher Oates

M, b. 20 June 1785
FatherWilliam Oates b. c 1740
     Christopher Oates was born on 20 June 1785 in York, England. He married Mary Webster.

Family: Mary Webster

Mary Webster

F
     Mary Webster married Christopher Oates, son of William Oates.

Family: Christopher Oates b. 20 Jun 1785

William Oates

M, b. circa 1740
FatherMatthew Oates
MotherElizabeth Beilby
     William Oates was born circa 1740 in Acaster Malbis, York, England. He married Rosamond Parker on 25 August 1764 in Cowthorpe, Cowthorpe, England.

Family 1: Rosamond Parker b. Aug 1742, d. Aug 1816

Family 2:

Daniel Maynard

M, b. 26 April 1789, d. 21 May 1860
     Daniel Maynard married Hannah (?) Daniel Maynard was born on 26 April 1789 in Hereford, England. He died on 21 May 1860 at age 71.

Family: Hannah (?) b. 16 Jun 1787, d. 16 Dec 1845

Hannah (?)

F, b. 16 June 1787, d. 16 December 1845
     Hannah (?) married Daniel Maynard. Hannah (?) was born on 16 June 1787 in Norwich, England. She died on 16 December 1845 at age 58.

Family: Daniel Maynard b. 26 Apr 1789, d. 21 May 1860

Robert Richardson

M, b. 7 November 1821, d. 22 June 1892
     Robert Richardson married Eliza Hollins, daughter of William Hollins and Hannah Burton. Robert Richardson was born on 7 November 1821. He died on 22 June 1892 at age 70.

Family: Eliza Hollins b. Aug 1831, d. Mar 1866

Eliza Hollins

F, b. August 1831, d. March 1866
FatherWilliam Hollins b. c 1800
MotherHannah Burton
     Eliza Hollins married Robert Richardson. Eliza Hollins was born in August 1831. She died in March 1866 at age 34.

Family: Robert Richardson b. 7 Nov 1821, d. 22 Jun 1892

William Hollins

M, b. circa 1800
     William Hollins was born circa 1800 in Lancashire, England. He married Hannah Burton circa 1820.

Family 1: Hannah Burton b. c 1800

Family 2: Hannah Burton

Hannah Burton

F

Family: William Hollins b. c 1800

Alexander Moore Piper1

M, b. 1 January 1786, d. 17 March 1868
FatherMajor General John Michael Piper b. 30 Dec 1729, d. 31 Jan 1816
MotherElizabeth Jane Lusk b. 2 Sep 1748, d. 20 Aug 1822
     Alexander Moore Piper was born on 1 January 1786 in Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA.2 He married Anne Espy Elder, daughter of Samuel Elder and Margaret Espy, on 25 April 1816 at Presbyterian Church in Paxtang, Pennsylvania, USA; by Rev. James R. Sharon.3 Alexander Moore Piper died on 17 March 1868 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 82.2 He was buried at Ashland Cemetery in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA.4
     He commanded a company in the War of 1812.5

Family: Anne Espy Elder b. 25 Feb 1794, d. 3 Jun 1886

Citations

  1. [S35] John Piper Will (31 August 1815), Will of John Piper of Hopewell Township, cited by Margaret Stephens on genealogy.com. Hereinafter cited as Will of John Piper of Hopewell Township.
  2. [S6] William Henry Egle, Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German (Harrisburg, PA: Harrisburg Publishing Company, 1886), p. 202. Hereinafter cited as Egle's Genealogies. Available online at https://archive.org
  3. [S6] William Henry Egle, Egle's Genealogies, p. 199, 202.
  4. [S34] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, Memorial ID 87538301. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  5. [S101] Alexander Ross Piper, History of the Piper Family, c 1910 (Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA), p. 4. Hereinafter cited as History of the Piper Family.

Major General John Michael Piper

M, b. 30 December 1729, d. 31 January 1816
FatherJames Piper1 b. 1698, d. May 1772
MotherMargaret Cleland b. 28 Nov 1697, d. May 1772
     Major General John Michael Piper was born on 30 December 1729 in the North of Ireland.2 He married Elizabeth Jane Lusk, daughter of John Lusk, in 1770 in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, USA. Major General John Michael Piper died on 31 January 1816 in Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 86.3 He was buried at Piper Cemetery in Cypher, Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA.4
     Circa 1738, he emigrated with his family from Ireland and lived for a time at Shippensburg. He was a Lieutenant in the Second Battalion of the Pennsylvania Provisional Regiment during the French and Indian Wars (1754-1763). He had previously been with Colonel Armstrong at the Battle of Kittenany.5 Prior to 1771 he moved to Bedford County and settled upon the stream now known as Piper's Run. A log fort was erected at the southern end of Black Oak Ridge, near Piper's house, and at various times during the revolution was occupied by troops sent to protect the settlers.
He was one of the Provincial Justices of Bedford County in 1773. At the outset of the War for Independence he was an outspoken patriot and represented Bedford County in the Provincial Conference held at Carpenter's Hall, Philadelphia which called the first constitutional convention on 18 June 1776.2
In July 1776, he commanded the 1st Battalion of Bedford Associators and was in active service. On the 21st of March 1777, he was commissioned Lieutenant of the County, a position he filled for a period of three years, during the most trying period of the war. The Committee of Safety, on 21 October appointed him one of the Commissioners to seize the effects of traitors.2
In 1777 (as is supposed from a date upon a brick in the chimney) Piper erected a substantial stone house (known as Fort Piper) of two stories, to which many settlers, at various periods, fled for refuge. John Piper lived there until his death in 1816. Fort Piper was believed to have been burned by arson in 1926.
From 27 November 1779, he represented Bedford County in the Supreme Executive Council. He was a member of the General Assembly from 1785 to 1789 and was opposed to the calling of the Convention of that year to which he was elected a member.6 On 6 November 1787, his residence in Philadelphia which he occupied while attending the Assembly, was stoned by a mob to show their opposition to the Constitutional Party of which he was a member.7 Under the Constitution of 1790, of which he was one of the framers, he was commissioned a Justice of the Peace, and on 2 June 1796, one of the Associate Judges of Bedford County.6 1797, Major General John Michael Piper was selected a Presidential Elector.8 He was commissioned a Major General of the Pennsylvania Militia. on 25 April 1801.8 On 3 November 1801, Major General John Michael Piper was elected a member of the State Senate from the Huntington, Bedford and Somerset District. He was reelected in 1803.
At the time of his death a local paper gave this testimony:
"Mr. Piper was firmly attached to the principles of the Revolution, in which he bore his share with great credit as an officer, and the cause of political freedom, which was based on the revolution, found him an undeviating and ardent supporter. ... As a father he was peculiarly affectionate and indulgent, as a friend he was generous and sincere, and as a companion, polite, sociable and cheerful."9

Family: Elizabeth Jane Lusk b. 2 Sep 1748, d. 20 Aug 1822

Citations

  1. [S37] James Piper, Pennsylvania, Wills and Probate Records, 1683-1992, Cumberland, Wills, Vol A-C, 1750-1779,. Hereinafter cited as Pennsylvania, Wills and Probate Records, 1683-1992.
  2. [S101] Alexander Ross Piper, History of the Piper Family, c 1910 (Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA), p. 1. Hereinafter cited as History of the Piper Family.
  3. [S36] The History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties, Pennsylvania. With Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Some of the Pioneers and Prominent Men (Chicago: Waterman, Watkins & Co, 1884), Chapter XXXVIII, Hopewell, p. 346. Hereinafter cited as The History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties.
  4. [S34] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, Memorial ID 29096231. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  5. [S36] The History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties, p. 346.
  6. [S101] Alexander Ross Piper, History of the Piper Family, p. 2.
  7. [S102] Alexander Ross Piper, Alexander Piper, unpublished (Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA). Hereinafter cited as Alexander Piper.
  8. [S101] Alexander Ross Piper, History of the Piper Family, p. 3.
  9. [S101] Alexander Ross Piper, History of the Piper Family, p. 2-3.
  10. [S35] John Piper Will (31 August 1815), Will of John Piper of Hopewell Township, cited by Margaret Stephens on genealogy.com. Hereinafter cited as Will of John Piper of Hopewell Township.

Elizabeth Jane Lusk

F, b. 2 September 1748, d. 20 August 1822
FatherJohn Lusk1 b. b 1720, d. c 1789
     Elizabeth Jane Lusk was born on 2 September 1748 in Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA.2 She married Major General John Michael Piper, son of James Piper and Margaret Cleland, in 1770 in Shippensburg, Pennsylvania, USA. Elizabeth Jane Lusk died on 20 August 1822 in Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 73.2 She was buried at Piper Cemetery in Cypher, Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA.2
     Elizabeth Jane Lusk was also known as Catharine.2

Family: Major General John Michael Piper b. 30 Dec 1729, d. 31 Jan 1816

Citations

  1. [S30] Piper Z Diagrams. Believed to have been prepared by Alexander Ross Piper as part of a Sons of the American Revolution application. Hereinafter cited as Piper Z Diagrams.
  2. [S34] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, Memorial ID 29096330. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  3. [S36] The History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties, Pennsylvania. With Illustrations and Biographical Sketches of Some of the Pioneers and Prominent Men (Chicago: Waterman, Watkins & Co, 1884), p. 346. Hereinafter cited as The History of Bedford, Somerset and Fulton Counties.
  4. [S35] John Piper Will (31 August 1815), Will of John Piper of Hopewell Township, cited by Margaret Stephens on genealogy.com. Hereinafter cited as Will of John Piper of Hopewell Township.

Anne Espy Elder

F, b. 25 February 1794, d. 3 June 1886
FatherSamuel Elder b. 27 Feb 1772, d. 26 Sep 1815
MotherMargaret Espy b. 8 Nov 1771, d. 4 Sep 1851
Anne Espy Elder
     Anne Espy Elder was born on 25 February 1794. The Piper family bible lists 26 February 1794.1 She married Alexander Moore Piper, son of Major General John Michael Piper and Elizabeth Jane Lusk, on 25 April 1816 at Presbyterian Church in Paxtang, Pennsylvania, USA; by Rev. James R. Sharon.2 Anne Espy Elder died on 3 June 1886 in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 92.3 She was buried at Ashland Cemetery in Carlisle, Cumberland, Pennsylvania, USA.4

Family: Alexander Moore Piper b. 1 Jan 1786, d. 17 Mar 1868

Citations

  1. [S6] William Henry Egle, Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German (Harrisburg, PA: Harrisburg Publishing Company, 1886), p. 199. Hereinafter cited as Egle's Genealogies. Available online at https://archive.org
  2. [S6] William Henry Egle, Egle's Genealogies, p. 199, 202.
  3. [S6] William Henry Egle, Egle's Genealogies, p. 202.
  4. [S34] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, Memorial ID 23794562. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.

Samuel Elder

M, b. 27 February 1772, d. 26 September 1815
FatherReverend Colonel John Elder1 b. 26 Jan 1706, d. 17 Jul 1792
MotherMary Simpson b. 1732, d. 3 Oct 1786
     Samuel Elder was born on 27 February 1772 in Pennsylvania, USA.1 He married Margaret Espy, daughter of Josiah Espy Jr. and Ann Kirkpatrick, on 7 March 1793. Samuel Elder died on 26 September 1815 in Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, USA, at age 43.2 He was buried at Paxton Presbyterian Churchyard in Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, USA.
     Quoting from Espy's account:
"He was educated at the schools of Joseph Hutchinson and Joseph Allen, and followed farming in his early years. He was a soldier in the expedition westward in 1794, and held a position in the military establishment of 1798. He filled the office of sheriff of Dauphin county from October 23, 1800, to October 21, 1803, which, as in the case of his brother John, financially crippled him.
In paying brief tributes to his memory, the newspapers of the day speak in the warmest terms of his faithfulness as a public officer, his prominence as a citizen, and the upright character of his entire life, passing away in the vigor of his manhood."3

Family: Margaret Espy b. 8 Nov 1771, d. 4 Sep 1851

Citations

  1. [S6] William Henry Egle, Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German (Harrisburg, PA: Harrisburg Publishing Company, 1886), p. 191. Hereinafter cited as Egle's Genealogies. Available online at https://archive.org
  2. [S34] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, Memorial ID 143108581. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  3. [S6] William Henry Egle, Egle's Genealogies, p. 198.
  4. [S6] William Henry Egle, Egle's Genealogies, p. 199.

Margaret Espy

F, b. 8 November 1771, d. 4 September 1851
FatherJosiah Espy Jr.1 b. 10 Mar 1742, d. 23 Jul 1813
MotherAnn Kirkpatrick b. 11 Jan 1750, d. 30 May 1842
     Margaret Espy was born on 8 November 1771.2 She married Samuel Elder, son of Reverend Colonel John Elder and Mary Simpson, on 7 March 1793. Margaret Espy died on 4 September 1851 at age 79. She was buried at Paxton Presbyterian Churchyard in Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, USA.1

Family: Samuel Elder b. 27 Feb 1772, d. 26 Sep 1815

Citations

  1. [S6] William Henry Egle, Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German (Harrisburg, PA: Harrisburg Publishing Company, 1886), p. 218. Hereinafter cited as Egle's Genealogies. Available online at https://archive.org
  2. [S6] William Henry Egle, Egle's Genealogies, p. 198.
  3. [S6] William Henry Egle, Egle's Genealogies, p. 199.

Edward Coke Ross

M, b. 23 May 1800, d. 16 May 1851
FatherHugh Ross1 b. 13 Feb 1777, d. 17 Aug 1842
MotherCatherine Biddis b. 1774, d. 5 Mar 1881
Edward Coke Ross, c 1848
     Edward Coke Ross was born on 23 May 1800 in Milford, Pike, Pennsylvania, USA. He married Anna DeWitt Clinton, daughter of Major General James Clinton and Mary Little, on 9 November 1830 in Newburg, Orange, New York, USA.2 Edward Coke Ross married Catharine Van Dyke Berier, daughter of Francis Nathaniel Berier and Sarah Van Dyke, on 23 July 1835.1 After a week's illness, he died of pleurisy, on 16 May 1851 at New York City, New York, USA, at age 50.
     In 1821, he graduated from the United States Military Academy (268th Graduate). Edward Coke Ross served as an Acting Assistant Professor of Mathematics as a First Class cadet. He was promoted to Second Lieutenant in the 4th Artillery upon graduation and on 23 July 1821 was immediately appointed Assistant Professor of Mathematics
From 5 June to 6 October 1824, he was an Instructor of Mathematics at the Artillery School for Practice at Fort Monroe, Virginia. Then he returned to West Point and a year later became the Principal Assistant Professor of Mathematics. On November 27, 1826 he was promoted to First Lieutenant of the 4th Artillery. In 1831, Edward Coke Ross completed the translation of Bourbon’s “Elements of Algebra” from the original French. This was significant because it freed the cadets from the necessity of studying French in order to read their mathematics texts.3 On 23 November 1833, he was appointed Principal Assistant Professor of Mathematics.

In 1833, he requested that he join his regiment, the 4th Artillery. From 1834 to 1836, he was stationed at Fort Hamilton, New York on engineer duty. Starting in 1836 through 1839, he was in the Florida War in operations in Creek Nation; against the Seminole Indians; engaged in the Combat of Locha-Hatchee on 24 January 1838; and in the Cherokee Nation while transferring the Indians to the West.4 He resigned his commission on 1 Jul 1839 and, after teaching privately, in 1840 accepted the position of Professorship of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy at Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio. In 1842, he received an A. M. (unknown acronym) degree from Geneva College, New York. In 1849, he earned a Doctor of Law degree at Kenyon College after he had left employment there. He was appointed Professor of Mathematics and Natural Philosophy on 1 November 1848 at Free Academy, New York, New York, New York, USA.

Family 1: Anna DeWitt Clinton b. 26 Jul 1809, d. 11 Dec 1833

Family 2: Catharine Van Dyke Berier b. 14 Feb 1817, d. 7 Mar 1851

Citations

  1. [S30] Piper Z Diagrams. Believed to have been prepared by Alexander Ross Piper as part of a Sons of the American Revolution application. Hereinafter cited as Piper Z Diagrams.
  2. [S24] "Marriages", New York Evening Post (12/11/1830). Hereinafter cited as "New York Evening Post."
  3. [S26] Edward Coke Ross, USMA 1821, online http://fredrickey.info/dms/00268-Ross.html. Part of Fred Rickey's unfinished history of the Mathematics Department at the USMA. Bourdon, M. (Louis Pierre Marie), 1779-1854, Elements of algebra translated from the French of M. Bourdon, for the use of the cadets of the U. S. Military Academy. By Lieut. Edward C. Ross. New York, E. B. Clayton, 1831, vii, 389 p.; 23 cm. USMA Call # QA154 .B77 1831. One copy in SPECIAL COLL-BSMT-B30 QA154B77 1831 vol. 2 another in TEXTBKS-PERSHING CNTR QA154 .B77 1831.
  4. [S27] History of West Point, online https://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Gazetteer/Places/…*.html Hereinafter cited as History of West Point. An extract of Cullum Register, superceded by the less informative "The Register of Graduates and Former Cadets", which has been edited down because of space constraints.

Catharine Van Dyke Berier

F, b. 14 February 1817, d. 7 March 1851
FatherFrancis Nathaniel Berier b. 5 Jun 1794, d. 26 Oct 1822
MotherSarah Van Dyke b. 11 Oct 1795, d. 28 Dec 1881
Catharine Van Dyke Berier Ross, c 1848
     Catharine Van Dyke Berier was born on 14 February 1817. She married Edward Coke Ross, son of Hugh Ross and Catherine Biddis, on 23 July 1835.1 Catharine Van Dyke Berier died on 7 March 1851 in Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA, at age 34.

Family: Edward Coke Ross b. 23 May 1800, d. 16 May 1851

Citations

  1. [S30] Piper Z Diagrams. Believed to have been prepared by Alexander Ross Piper as part of a Sons of the American Revolution application. Hereinafter cited as Piper Z Diagrams.

Hugh Ross

M, b. 13 February 1777, d. 17 August 1842
FatherThomas Ross1 b. 23 Feb 1739, d. c 1814
MotherJane Chapman b. 21 May 1723, d. 1814
     Hugh Ross was born on 13 February 1777. He married Catherine Biddis, daughter of John D. Biddis.1 Hugh Ross died on 17 August 1842 at age 65.2 He was buried at Milford Cemetery in Milford, Pike, Pennsylvania, USA.
     He studied law at Easton and on being admitted to the bar returned to Newtown, later went to Trenton, New Jersey and finally settled in Milford, Pike County, Pennsylvania.3

Family: Catherine Biddis b. 1774, d. 5 Mar 1881

Citations

  1. [S30] Piper Z Diagrams. Believed to have been prepared by Alexander Ross Piper as part of a Sons of the American Revolution application. Hereinafter cited as Piper Z Diagrams.
  2. [S34] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  3. [S28] W. W. H. Davis, The History of Bucks County, Pennsylvania (Doylestown, Pa: Democrat Book and Job Office Print, 1876), Vol III, p. 81-82. Hereinafter cited as The History of Bucks County.

Catherine Biddis

F, b. 1774, d. 5 March 1881
FatherJohn D. Biddis b. c 1750
     Catherine Biddis was born in 1774. She married Hugh Ross, son of Thomas Ross and Jane Chapman.1 Catherine Biddis died on 5 March 1881.

Family: Hugh Ross b. 13 Feb 1777, d. 17 Aug 1842

Citations

  1. [S30] Piper Z Diagrams. Believed to have been prepared by Alexander Ross Piper as part of a Sons of the American Revolution application. Hereinafter cited as Piper Z Diagrams.

Francis Nathaniel Berier

M, b. 5 June 1794, d. 26 October 1822
FatherChevalier Francois de Berlier b. c 3 Oct 1747, d. 1821
MotherMargaretta Farrand b. 1761, d. 1845
     Francis Nathaniel Berier was born on 5 June 1794 in New York, USA. He married Sarah Van Dyke, daughter of John Van Dyck and Catherine Barkulo, on 9 May 1816. Francis Nathaniel Berier died on 26 October 1822 at age 28.
     He graduated from the United States Military Academy with the Class of 1815 (137th Graduate), and received his commission as Lieutenant on May 9, 1816.1 He was a merchant in New York City in 1817.

Family: Sarah Van Dyke b. 11 Oct 1795, d. 28 Dec 1881

Citations

  1. [S151] Adelaide Piper Oates, François Augustin de BERLIER, c 1950 (Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA). Hereinafter cited as François Augustin de BERLIER.

Sarah Van Dyke

F, b. 11 October 1795, d. 28 December 1881
FatherJohn Van Dyck b. 20 Apr 1768, d. 30 May 1798
MotherCatherine Barkulo b. 17 Dec 1769, d. 23 Dec 1844
Sarah Van Dyke Berier
     Sarah Van Dyke was born on 11 October 1795. She married Francis Nathaniel Berier, son of Chevalier Francois de Berlier and Margaretta Farrand, on 9 May 1816. Sarah Van Dyke died on 28 December 1881 at age 86. She was buried at Chrystie Plot, Woodlawn Cemetery in New Windsor, New York, USA.1

Family: Francis Nathaniel Berier b. 5 Jun 1794, d. 26 Oct 1822

Citations

  1. [S201] Unknown, Chrystie Genealogy, 1957). Hereinafter cited as Chrystie Genealogy.

Mary Daniels

F, b. 1753, d. 15 October 1798
FatherPeter Daniels
MotherTabatha Hayward b. 1725
     Mary Daniels was born in 1753. She married Issachar Cozzens, son of Issachar Pollock and Deborah Cozzens, on 1 November 1778 at Second Congregational Church (now the Beneficent Congregational Church) in Providence, Rhode Island, USA. Mary Daniels died on 15 October 1798, possibly due to complications from childbirth.

Family: Issachar Cozzens b. 21 Aug 1754, d. 18 Jan 1840

Susan Allen Wilson

F, b. 29 May 1830, d. 16 July 1872
FatherJames Wilson
MotherSusan Allen
     Susan Allen Wilson was born on 29 May 1830 in Rochester, New York, USA. She married William Henry Hendrix on 14 May 1848. Susan Allen Wilson married Sylvanus Thayer Cozzens, son of William Brown Cozzens and Jane Davidson, in 1857. Susan Allen Wilson died on 16 July 1872 in Newburg, Orange, New York, USA, at age 42. She was buried on 21 July 1872 at Mount Hope Cemetery in Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA. The headstone is misspelled Widdson. Her first husband is buried in the same cemetery. Section S Lot 112.1
     Susan Allen Wilson was also known as Willson. She and Sylvanus Thayer Cozzens lived in 1860 at 3rd Division, 20th Ward in New York City, New York, USA. Sylvanus, Susan Allen, her three children by her first marriage, and Stanley Thayer were counted in the 1860 census.2

Family 1: William Henry Hendrix b. 1824, d. 4 Jul 1853

Family 2: Sylvanus Thayer Cozzens b. 28 Feb 1823, d. 24 Nov 1889

Citations

  1. [S34] Find A Grave, online findagrave.com, Memorial ID 20602155. Hereinafter cited as Find A Grave.
  2. [S169] Cozzens, 1860,.

Alan John Douglas

M
FatherHenry (Harry) Douglas b. 19 Dec 1892, d. 2 Jun 1981
MotherGrace Lee b. 24 Jul 1901, d. 2 Feb 1984

Family: Josephine Mary Bateman b. 2 Apr 1925, d. 21 Aug 2018

Henry (Harry) Douglas

M, b. 19 December 1892, d. 2 June 1981
FatherHenry Douglas b. c 1858, d. c 1939
MotherFlorence Amelia Gibaud b. 1856, d. 1939
     Henry (Harry) Douglas was born on 19 December 1892 in Hoxton, London, England. He died on 2 June 1981 in Christchurch, Dorset, England, at age 88.

Family: Grace Lee b. 24 Jul 1901, d. 2 Feb 1984

Grace Lee

F, b. 24 July 1901, d. 2 February 1984
FatherHenry William Lee b. c 1863, d. c 1940
MotherEllen Budd b. 25 Mar 1870, d. 6 Dec 1947
     Grace Lee was born on 24 July 1901 in Camden, London, England. She died on 2 February 1984 in Woking, Surrey, England, at age 82.

Family: Henry (Harry) Douglas b. 19 Dec 1892, d. 2 Jun 1981

Josephine Mary Bateman

F, b. 2 April 1925, d. 21 August 2018
FatherPercy Rowland Bateman b. 11 Dec 1895, d. 5 Feb 1968
MotherWinifred Maud Banfield b. 28 Aug 1894, d. 11 Jul 1971
     Josephine Mary Bateman was born on 2 April 1925 at Wandsworth Common, London, England. She was raised in Hampton, Surrey. She died on 21 August 2018 in Horsell, Surrey, England, at age 93.
     They lived in Surrey, in Raynes Park, Windlesham and Horsell.

Family: Alan John Douglas