The
Edward Deming Andrews Memorial Shaker
Collection
Henry Francis du Pont
5105 Kennett Pike,
302-888-4600 or 800-448-3883
OVERVIEW OF
THE COLLECTION
Creator: New
Title: Collection of apprenticeships.
Dates: 1809-1895
Call No.: ASC 751
Acc. No.: [various – see
descriptions]
Quantity: 142 items
Location: 29 D 3 and oversize box
SCOPE AND
CONTENT
Most of these indentures are from the 1830s through
the 1860s and emanated from either the Church or North family at the New
Lebanon, New York, Shaker community. Typically, this kind of document was
signed by the parents of a child being given over to the care of the Shakers
and countersigned by a Shaker official. The parents agreed not to interfere
with the child’s upbringing or to remove the child from the community. In
return, the Shakers agreed to provide the indentured child the necessities of
life, to educate him or her in school and for a trade, and to give him or her
the freedom to choose, at age twenty-one (or often at age eighteen for girls),
whether or not he or she wanted to become a Shaker. All the child had to do was
behave and accept with equanimity his or her lot in life until maturity.
From a genealogical perspective, these documents
always mention the name of at least one parent, and occasionally both. The child’s birthday is also given. Rarely, additional information about the
parents is given, such as an occupation, or the fact that a husband has deserted
his family.
ORGANIZATION
Divided first by size and then in accession number
order.
LANGUAGE OF
MATERIALS
The materials are in English.
RESTRICTIONS
ON ACCESS
Collection is open to the public. Copyright restrictions may apply.
PROVENANCE
Gift of Mrs. Edward D. Andrews.
ACCESS POINTS
Topics:
Shakers -
Religious
communities -
Apprentices -
Indentures.
DETAILED
DESCRIPTION OF THE COLLECTION
Location: 29 D 3
Note: name
index follows the descriptions
Legal size file folder: (SA 776, SA 881, SA 883)
SA 876 printed form: agreement between Ann
Swift of
SA 881.1 Ellen Calver, age 3, indentured by her
father James V. Calver to Frederick W. Evans of the New Lebanon Shakers; Ellen
is to be educated and to be taught dressmaking or some other suitable
occupation; witnessed by George M. Wickersham and Moses Clement, August 28,
1850
SA 881.2 Henry Calver, age 5, indentured by his
father James V. Calver to Frederick W. Evans of the New Lebanon Shakers; Henry
is to be educated, and to be taught farming or some other suitable occupation;
witnessed by George M. Wickersham and Moses Clement, August 28, 1850
SA 881.3 James Calver, Jr., age 11, indentured
by his father James V. Calver to Frederick W. Evans of the New Lebanon Shakers;
James is to be educated, and to be taught farming or some other suitable
occupation; signed by James, Jr., witnessed by George M. Wickersham and Moses
Clement, August 28, 1850
SA 881.4 Jane Calver, age 1, indentured by her
father James V. Calver to Frederick W. Evans of the New Lebanon Shakers; Jane
is to be educated, and to be taught tailoring or some other suitable
occupation; witnessed by [blank], August 28, 1850
SA 881.5 William Calver, age 13, indentured by
his father James V. Calver to Frederick W. Evans of the New Lebanon Shakers;
William is to be educated, and to be taught to be a gardener and seedsman or
some other suitable occupation; signed by William, witnessed by George M.
Wickersham and Moses Clement, August 28, 1850
SA 881.6 printed form: Ann Offord, age 9,
indentured by her father William Offord, Sr., to Frederick W. Evans of the New
Lebanon Shakers; she is to be educated, and to be taught spinning and weaving
or some other suitable occupation; signed by Ann; witnessed by Richard Bushnell
and Clawson R. Middleton; December 2, 1851
SA 881.7 printed form: Miriam Rachel Caroline
Offord, age 5, indentured by her father William Offord, Sr., to Clawson R.
Middleton of the New Lebanon Shakers; she is to be educated, and to be taught
tailoring or some other suitable occupation; signed by her mark; witnessed by
Richard Bushnell and Frederick W. Evans; December 2, 1851
SA 881.8 printed form: Rhoda Offord, age 11,
indentured by her father William Offord, Sr., to Frederick W. Evans of the New
Lebanon Shakers; she is to educated, and to be taught mantua making or some
other suitable occupation; signed by Rhoda; witnessed by Richard Bushnell and
Clawson R. Middleton; December 2, 1851
SA 881.9 printed form: Margaret Hoyle, age 4,
indentured by the American Female Guardian Society to Stafford C. Cleveland of
Penn Yan, N.Y.; she is to be educated; approved by James van Alen, justice of
the peace; witnessed by Jacob [illegible], mayor; September 15, 1853
SA 881.10 printed form: James K. Pasley [also
spelled Pazeley], age 8, son of Esther Pasley [or Pazeley], indentured to
Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught
farming or some other occupation; witnessed by Antoinette Doolittle; approved
by justice of the peace Hampton C. Bull; both mother and son signed with their
marks; August 6, 1855
SA 881.11 printed form: Chauncey C. Bassett, age
11, son of Hiram N. Bassett, indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon;
he is to be educated and to be taught farming or some other occupation;
witnessed by Harriet Bullard and Margaret Underhill; Ann Bassett signed with
her mark; August 10, 1855
SA 881.12 printed form: Leonora Baker, age 12, daughter
of Martha Baker, indentured to Frederick
W. Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated, and to be taught dressmaking or
some other occupation; witnessed by Albert Ostrander and Sarah Ostrander;
Martha and Leonora Baker signed with their marks; February 20, 1856
SA 881.13 two printed forms attached to each other:
the top form is an indenture for Maria Kendell, age 11, daughter of Margaret
Kendell, indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated,
and to be taught dressmaking or some other occupation; witnessed by John Quackenbush,
clerk of the 2d dist. Police court; George and Margaret Kendell signed with
their marks; February 20, 1856;
The bottom form is an
indenture for George Kendell, age 9, and repeats the information above except
that he is to be taught agriculture; and his sister Maria signed the form, in
addition to their mother Margaret;
On the back of the second
form is Margaret Kendell’s sworn testimony that she and her 7 children had been
abandoned by her husband and their father Thomas Kendell
SA 881.14 printed form: Elizabeth Moore, age 7,
granddaughter of Richard N. Bateman,
indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated, and to
be taught needlework or some other occupation; witnessed by Giles B. Avery and
Susann Bateman; Elizabeth signed with her mark; March 22, 1856
SA 881.15 printed form: Mary Ann Moore, age 8,
granddaughter of Richard N. Bateman,
indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated, and to
be taught dressmaking or some other occupation; witnessed by Giles B. Avery and
Susann Bateman; Mary Ann signed with her mark; March 22, 1856
SA 881.16 printed form: Emma Evans, age 11,
daughter-in-law [sic, i.e. step-daughter?] of Mary Ann Evans of Monmouth, New
Jersey, indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated,
and to be taught mantua making or some other occupation; witnessed by Richard
Bushnell and Levi Shaw; signed by Emma, April 5, 1857
SA 881.17 printed form:
SA 881.18 printed form: Emily Offord, age 10,
indentured by her father William Offord to Richard Bushnell of the New Lebanon
Shakers; she is to be educated, and to be taught mantua making or some other
suitable occupation; signed by Emily; witnessed by Harriet M. Bullard;
September 29, 1858
SA 881.19 printed form: John Westley Hallock, age
14, son of Harriet Hallock, indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; he
is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or some other occupation;
witnessed by Thomas Stewart; signed by both Hallocks; December 9, 1858;
On back: statement by
justice of the peace Thomas Stewart that Mr. Hallock had abandoned his family
SA 881.20 printed form: William W. Braisted, age
13, son of William C. Braisted, indentured to Levi Shaw of New Lebanon; he is
to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or some other occupation;
witnessed by Timothy Rayson; signed by father and son; October 12, 1859
SA 881.21 printed form: Shelley Cleveland, age 10,
adopted son of Stafford C. Cleveland of Penn Yan, N.Y., indentured to Frederick
W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or
some other occupation; witnessed by Charles Greaves and Miranda A. Earl; signed
by father and son and also by Obedie F. Cleveland; May 27, 1861
SA 881.22 printed form: Margaret Hoyle Cleveland,
age 12, adopted daughter of Stafford C. Cleveland of Penn Yan, N.Y., indentured
to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated, and to be taught
dressmaking or some other occupation; witnessed by Charles Greaves and Miranda
A. Earl; signed by father and daughter and also by Obedie F. Cleveland; May 27,
1861
SA 881.23 printed form: Samuel Albert Mullett, age 7,
son of John S. Mullett of Pittsfield, Mass., indentured to Timothy Rayson of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or some other
occupation; witnessed by Frederick W. Evans and Anna White; signed by father
and son (the latter by mark) and also Sarah Mullett; March 13, 1861
SA 881.24 printed form: William Austin Mullett, age
10, son of John S. Mullett of Pittsfield, Mass., indentured to Timothy Rayson
[also spelled Raysin] of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught
agriculture or some other occupation; witnessed by Frederick W. Evans and Anna
White; signed by father and son (the latter by mark) and also Sarah Mullett;
March 13, 1861
SA 881.25 printed form: Angelo Lockwood, age 16,
son of Elizabeth C. Cole, indentured to
Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught
agriculture or some other occupation; witnessed by Timothy Rayson and Levi
Shaw; signed by mother and son; September 21, 1862
SA 881.26 printed form: Virginius [also spelled
Virginious] Lockwood, age 12, son of
Elizabeth C. Cole, indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; he
is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or some other occupation;
witnessed by Timothy Rayson and Levi Shaw; signed by mother and son; September
21, 1862
SA 881.27 printed form: George R. Lawrence, age 15,
son of George Lawrence, indentured to
Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught
agriculture or some other occupation; witnessed by Daniel Fraser; signed by
father and son; February 10, 1864
SA 881.28 printed form: Charles Parsons Clough, age
3, son of George Clough of Plymouth Hollow, Conn., indentured to Frederick W.
Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or
some other occupation; witnessed by Timothy Rayson and Charles Greaves; signed
by father and son, and also by Jane Clough; March 23, 1864
SA 881.29 printed form: George Jackson Clough, age
13, son of George Clough of Plymouth Hollow, Conn., indentured to Frederick W.
Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or
some other occupation; witnessed by Timothy Rayson; signed by father and son,
and also by Jane Clough; March 23, 1864
SA 881.30 printed form: Henry Terry Clough, age 1,
son of George Clough of Plymouth Hollow, Conn., indentured to Frederick W.
Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or
some other occupation; witnessed by Timothy Rayson and Charles Greaves; signed
by father and by Jane Clough; March 23, 1864
SA 881.31 printed form: Mary Ella Clough, age 9,
daughter of George Clough of Plymouth Hollow, Conn., indentured to Frederick W.
Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated, and to be taught dress making or
some other occupation; witnessed by Timothy Rayson and Charles Greaves; signed
by father and daughter, and also by Jane Clough; March 23, 1864
SA 881.32 printed form: Benjamin Franklin Marsh,
age 12, son of Louise D. Marsh of Williamsburg, N.Y., indentured to Frederick
W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or
some other occupation; witnessed by Daniel Fraser and Anna White; signed by
mother and son (he by his mark); April 11, 1864
SA 881.33 printed form: Charles Wesley Maxfield
[mistakenly written as Maxwell in one place], age 13, son of Jennett Maxfield
of Alford, Mass., indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated,
and to be taught agriculture or some other occupation; witnessed by M. R. Van
Denson and Timothy Rayson; signed by marks of mother and son; June 30, 1864
SA 881.34 printed form: Robert Alexander Maxfield,
age 9, son of Jennett Maxfield of Alford, Mass., indentured to Frederick W.
Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or
some other occupation; witnessed by M. R. Van Denson and Timothy Rayson; signed
by marks of mother and son; June 30, 1864
SA 881.35 printed form: George W. Peffers [or
Peppers], age 14, son of John B. and Charlotte Peffers of Nyackville[?], N.Y.,
indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to
be taught agriculture or some other occupation; witnessed by Daniel Fraser;
signed by mother and son; February 15, 1865
SA 881.36 printed form: Hannah R. Miller, age 9,
daughter of Nathaniel Miller of Grafton, New York, indentured to Chauncey Sears
of Canaan, New York; she is to be educated, and to be taught dress making or
some other occupation; witnessed by Frederick W. Evans and Jane Knight; signed
by father and the mark of the daughter; June 17, 1865
SA 881.37 printed form: Ethan Allen Crosby, age 9,
son of Edwin T. Crosby of Shelton
SA 881.38 printed form: Christellee Blanch Delong,
age 8, daughter of Anna [or Annah] Delong of Saratoga, New York, indentured to
Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon, New York; she is to be educated, and to be
taught dress making or some other occupation; witnessed by Mrs. Hellen M.
Hewitt and Timothy Rayson; signed by mother (who spells surname as DeLong) and
daughter; April 26, 1866; the daughter’s name is also spelled as Christella,
and she signs as Shristellee Blanche Delong
SA 881.39 printed form: Charles E. Bradford age 13,
son of Mary E. Bradford of New York, N.Y., indentured to Frederick W. Evans of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated, and to be taught agriculture or some other
occupation; witnessed by Antoinette Doolittle and Timothy Rayson; signed by
mother and son; June 30, 1866
SA 883 Francis Curry of Chatham, N.Y.
agrees to enter service of D. C. Brainard of Mount Lebanon, to “labor at such
work as Brainard may direct”; Curry to be paid $240 for a year, and to have the
house on Canaan farm where Wm. D. Reid now lives, 1895
Oversize box: (SA 877, SA 878, SA 879, SA 880, SA
882)
SA 877.1 indenture between Nathan Kendal on the
one part, and Richard Spier, Johnson Shapley, and Stephen Munson on the other part,
all of Canaan, N.Y., regarding lands indentured to Kendal by Josiah and Mary
Patison and by Timothy Woodbridge and Jotha[?] and Sally Daniels; dated April
17, 1809
SA 877.2 certificate, Nancy Read of Cheshire,
Mass., has given up her daughter Mary Read, age 8, to the Canaan, N.Y., Shaker
community under the direction of Jeremiah Talcott; signed by mother and
daughter (with her mark); witnessed by Peter Pease and Andrew Bennett; November
13, 1823
SA 877.3 printed form, Charles Weed, age 5
[written over the word six], son of John M. and Eunice Weed of Pittsfield,
Mass., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; Charles is to be educated
and taught a trade; witnessed by Seth Y. Wells and Philemon Stewart; signed by
father and mother; May 30, 1838
SA 877.4 printed form, Catherine Elizabeth
Traver, age 4, daughter of David H. Traver of Hudson, N.Y., indentured to
Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade;
witnessed by Seth Y. Wells and Daniel Sizer; signed by father, and someone
signed Catherine’s name (spelling it as Katharine); January 5, 1839
SA 878.1 printed form, Mary Jane Tyrrill [or
Tyrrell], age 2, daughter of Denisey Celestia Tyrrill, of Tyringham, Mass.,
indentured to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; Mary Jane is to be educated and
taught a trade; witnessed by Giles B. Avery and Peter H.[?] Long; signed with
marks of mother and daughter, August 20, 1841;
On back: statement that
David Henry Tyrrell has abandoned his family, signed by justice Ira Hand
SA 878.2 printed form, Julia Ann Scott, age 12,
daughter of Beatsey Scott, of Bennington, Vermont, indentured to Jonathan Wood
of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Seth Y.
Wells and Adah Zilbah Potter[?]; signed by mother and daughter, October 12,
1841
SA 878.3 printed form, Helen Stone, age 4,
daughter of Henry M. and Betsey Stone, of North Bennington, Vermont, indentured
to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade;
witnessed by Seth Y. Wells and Semantha
SA 878.4 printed form, Henry Augustus Stone, age
3, son of Henry M. Stone of North Bennington, Vermont, indentured to Jonathan
Wood of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Seth
Y. Wells and Daniel Crosman; signed by father and with mark of son, January 1,
1842
SA 878.5 printed form, Adaline Sears, age 10,
daughter of Chauncey Sears of Leyden, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New
Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Frederick W.
Evans and Loren Holister; signed by father and daughter, March 28, 1842
SA 878.6 printed form, Chauncey Edward Sears,
age 8, son of Chauncey Sears of Leyden, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Frederick W.
Evans and Loren Holister; signed by father and son, March 28, 1842
SA 878.7 printed form, Florinda Sears, age 16,
daughter of Chauncey Sears of
SA 878.8 printed form, Julia Louisa Sears, age
6, daughter of Chauncey Sears of Leyden, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of
New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Frederick
W. Evans and Loren Holister; signed by father and with mark of daughter, March
28, 1842
SA 878.9 printed form, Sophia Antoinette
Belknap, age 10, daughter of Martin S. Belknap of Leyden, N.Y., indentured to
Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade;
witnessed by Frederick W. Evans and Loren Holister; signed by father and with
mark of daughter, June 20, 1842
SA 878.10 printed form, Elizabeth Ann Sears, age 4,
daughter of Chauncey Sears of Leyden, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New
Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Frederick W.
Evans and Loren Holister; signed by father and with mark of daughter, June 23,
1842
SA 878.11 printed form, Cornelia French, age 2,
daughter of Mary French of
On back: statement that Mary
French had been abandoned by her husband, signed by justice Ira Hand;
Attached to above document:
further statement from Mary French relating to her abandonment by her husband
Nathan French, who was in
SA 878.12 printed form, Alonzo Waters, age 5, son
of Earl Waters of Arlington, Vermont, indentured to Jonathan Wood of New
Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Henry M. Stone
and John G. Buck; signed with mark of father and name of son, January 3, 1843
SA 878.13 printed form, Adaline Cantrell, age 5,
daughter of Henry Cantrell of Franklin County, Mass., indentured to Jonathan
Wood of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Seth Y. Wells and Semantha
SA 878.14 printed form, Eunice Cantrell, age 8,
daughter of Henry Cantrell of Buckland, Franklin County, Mass., indentured to
Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade;
witnessed by Seth Y. Wells and Semantha
SA 878.15 printed form, Henry Cantrell, Jr., age 4,
son of Henry Cantrell of
SA 878.16 printed form, David Barker, Jr., age 4,
son of David Barker of Salina, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New
Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Seth Y. Wells
and Daniel Crosman; signed by father and with mark of son, October 23, 1845
SA 878.17 printed form, Julia Maria Barker, age 7,
daughter of David W. Barker of Salina, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New
Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Seth Y. Wells
and Daniel Crosman; signed by father and with mark of daughter, October 23,
1845
SA 878.18 printed form, Gabriel Thompson, age 11,
son of Thomas Thompson of Germantown, Philadelphia, Penn., indentured to Frederick
W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Daniel Sizer and George Free; signed by father and son, November 16, 1846
SA 878.19 printed form, James Thompson, age 9, son
of Thomas Thompson of Germantown, Philadelphia, Penn., indentured to Frederick
W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Daniel Sizer and George Free; signed by father and with mark of the son,
November 16, 1846
SA 878.20 printed form, David Lyall, Jr., age 4,
son of David Lyall of Albany, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon;
he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Giles B. Avery and Seth
Y. Wells; signed by father and with mark of son, February 4, 1847
SA 878.21 printed form, Margaret Lyall, age 11,
daughter of David Lyall, a tailor of Albany, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood
of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Giles B.
Avery and Seth Y. Wells; signed by father and daughter, February 4, 1847
SA 878.22 printed form, George Thompson, age 5, son
of Thomas Thompson of Germantown, Philadelphia, Penn., indentured to Frederick
W. Evans of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Elisha D. Blakeman; signed by father and with mark of the son, July 26, 1847
SA 878.23 certificate signed by David Lyall of
SA 878.24 printed form, letter of guardianship in
behalf of Mary Ann Smith, appointing Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon as her
guardian, signed by Charles B. Dutcher, surrogate of
SA 879.1 printed form, Mary Josephine Martin,
age 3, daughter of Sarah Martin and step-daughter [or daughter – both
statements are made] of John Martin of Albany, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan
Wood of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Giles B. Avery and William Hurst; signed by father and mother, February 13,
1851
SA 879.2 printed form, George William Jones, age
5, son of Abner B. and Ann Eliza Jones of
SA 879.3 printed form, John Pierce, age 8,
brother-in-law of Charles Bershee of Williamsburg, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan
Wood of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another trade;
witnessed by Daniel Crosman and Hannah Ann Treadway; signed by Bershee and with
mark of Pierce, July 10, 1852;
Attached to the form is a
piece of paper on which is written Bershee’s address (
SA 879.4 printed form, Elizabeth Susannah Lamonby,
age 9, daughter of William Lamonby of
SA 879.5 printed form, Dorothy Wright, age 9,
daughter of John Wright, a currier of Newtown, Long Island, N.Y., indentured to
Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade;
witnessed by Daniel Crosman, Barnabas Hinkley, and Isaac N. Youngs; signed by
father and with mark of daughter, October 13, 1852
SA 879.6 printed form, John Wright, age 10, son
of John Wright, a currier of Newtown, Long Island, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Daniel Crosman, Barnabas Hinkley, and Isaac N. Youngs; signed by father and
with mark of son, October 13, 1852
SA 879.7 printed form, Thomas Wright, age 4, son
of John Wright, a currier of Newtown, Long Island, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Daniel Crosman, Barnabas Hinkley, and Isaac N. Youngs; signed by father and
with mark of son, October 13, 1852
SA 879.8 printed form, William Michael Wright,
age 7, son of John Wright, a currier of Newtown, Long Island, N.Y., indentured
to Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade;
witnessed by Daniel Crosman, Jonathan Wood, and Isaac N. Youngs; signed by
father and with mark of son, October 13, 1852
SA 879.9 printed form, John Adam Price, age 5, son
of Mary Price (late Tyson) [sic, actually she was Mary Tyson, late Price] of
New Lebanon, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; he is to be
educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Isaac N. Youngs and Charles Greaves;
signed with marks by mother (using name Mary Tyson) and son, and also by
stepfather Joseph Tyson; November 13, 1852;
Note on back: “John was born
December 26th, 1846 at
SA 879.10 printed form, Mary Ann Grimes Carpenter,
age 10, daughter of William Carpenter of New Lebanon, N.Y., indentured to
Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught mantua making or
another trade; witnessed by James P. Vail and Jane Knight; signed by father and
daughter, December 9, 1852
SA 879.11 printed form, Sarah Ann Grimes Carpenter,
age 8, daughter of William Carpenter of New Lebanon, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught dress making or another
trade; witnessed by James P. Vail and Jane Knight; signed by father and
daughter, December 9, 1852
SA 879.12 printed form, Thomas Carpenter, age 4,
son of William Carpenter of New Lebanon, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another trade;
witnessed by James P. Vail and Jane Knight; signed by father and with name of
son, December 9, 1852
SA 879.13 printed form, William Carpenter, Jr., age
6, son of William Carpenter of New Lebanon, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught shoe making or another trade;
witnessed by James P. Vail and Jane Knight; signed by father and with name of
son, December 9, 1852
SA 879.14 printed form, Aaron S. Slingland [or
Slingerland, as the mother signs her name], age 7, son of Elizabeth Slingland
[so written in document, although she signs her name as Slingerland] of New
York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated
and taught carpentry or another trade; witnessed by H. C. Bull and Elisha D.
Blakeman; signed by mother and son, January 30, 1854;
On back: statement from
justice of the peace Hampton C. Bull that he has examined Elizabeth Slingerland
and has no doubt that Aaron’s father is dead or “not in a legal capacity to
give his consent” to this document
SA 879.15 printed form, John R. Slingland [or Slingerland,
as the mother signs her name], age 9, son of Elizabeth Slingland [so written in
document, although she signs her name as Slingerland] of New York, N.Y.,
indentured to Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught
carpentry or another trade; witnessed by H. C. Bull and Elisha D. Blakeman; signed
by mother and son, January 30, 1854;
On back: statement from
justice of the peace Hampton C. Bull that he has examined Elizabeth Slingerland
and has no doubt that John’s father is dead or “not in a legal capacity to give
his consent” to this document
SA 879.16 printed form, Elizabeth Rexstrew, age 6,
daughter of Henry T. Rexstrew of
SA 879.17 printed form, Ellen Hart, age 6, daughter
of Mary Hart of New York, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; she
is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Isaac N. Youngs and Daniel
Crosman; signed by mother and with mark of daughter, December 8, 1854;
On back: statement from
justice of the peace Hampton C. Bull that he has examined Mary Hart and has no
doubt that Ellen’s father has neglected the family “and is not in a legal
capacity to give his consent” to this document
SA 879.18 printed form, Mary Hart 2d, age 4,
daughter of Mary Hart of New York, N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New
Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Isaac N. Youngs
and Daniel Crosman; signed by mother and with mark of daughter, December 8,
1854;
On back: statement from
justice of the peace Hampton C. Bull that he has examined Mary Hart and has no
doubt that her husband has neglected the family “and is not in a legal capacity
to give his consent” to this document
SA 879.19 printed form, Robert K. [Kilgour] Leggat,
age 8, son of Alexander Leggat, late of Scotland but now residing at Canaan,
N.Y., indentured to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and
taught a trade; witnessed by Isaac N. Youngs and James Goodwin; signed by
father and with mark of son, August 8, 1854
SA 879.20 printed form, William Henry Holt, age 8,
son of William Holt, late of Williamsburg, N.Y., but now of New Lebanon,
indentured to Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a
trade; witnessed by Hiram Rude and Isaac N. Youngs; signed by father and with
mark of son, March 21, 1855
SA 879.21 printed form, Benjamin H. Roe, age 9, son
of Jane Roe, of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; he
is to be educated and taught farming or another trade; witnessed by Frederick
W. Evans and Joshua A. Garrison; signed by mother and son, May [day blank],
1855
SA 879.22 printed form, Peter G. Roe, age 7, son of
Jane Roe, of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; he is
to be educated and taught house carpentry or another trade; witnessed by
Frederick W. Evans and Joshua A. Garrison; signed by mother and son, May [day
blank], 1855
SA 879.23 printed form, John Henry Drake, age 6,
son of Mary Elizabeth Drake, of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another trade;
witnessed by Richard Bushnell; signed by mother and with name of son, October
27, 1855
SA 879.24 printed form, Mary Elizabeth Drake, age
11, daughter of Mary Elizabeth Drake, of
SA 879.25 printed form, Thomas David Drake, age 8,
son of Mary Elizabeth Drake, of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught carpentry and joinery or another
trade; witnessed by Richard Bushnell; signed by mother and son, October 27,
1855
SA 879.26 printed form, Helena Winters, Jr., age
10, daughter of Helena Winters, of
SA 879.27 printed form, John Carson Winters, age 8,
son of Helena Winters, of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of New
Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught tailoring or another trade; witnessed
by Richard Bushnell; signed by mother and son, October 29, 1855
SA 879.28 printed form, Robena Guthrie, age 13,
daughter of Charles Guthrie, of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of
New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by R. K.
Shanetts[?]; signed by father, December 3, 1855
SA 879.29 printed form, David Copson, age 10, son
of Ephraim and Jane Copson, of New Lebanon, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught agriculture or another trade;
witnessed by Benjamin Gates and Chauncey E. Sears; signed by father and son,
and also by mother, April 9, 1856
SA 879.30 printed form, Edwin White, age 12, son of
William Henry White, of
SA 879.31 printed form, Alexander Davis, age 13,
son of Ira Davis, of New Lebanon, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of New
Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Giles B. Avery
and Sarah A. Lewis; signed by father and son, August 5, 1856
SA 879.32 printed form, Mary Jane Dubois, age 8,
daughter of the late Peter Dubois, of Albany, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Giles B.
Avery and Tabitha Lapsly; signed by Mary Jane’s mark, and signed by her
relative Joseph Clark, who was the second party in the indenture, August 12,
1856
SA 879.33 printed form, Peter Dubois, age 12, son
of the late Peter Dubois, of Albany, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of New
Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Giles B. Avery and
Tabitha Lapsly; signed by Peter’s mark, and signed by his relative Joseph
Clark, who was the second party in the indenture, August 12, 1856
SA 879.34 printed form, Franklin Parsloe, age 13,
son of Charles Thomas Parsloe, of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught gardening or another trade;
witnessed by Frederick W. Evans and Thomas E. Odear; signed by father and son,
August 12, 1856
SA 879.35 printed form, Charlotte Augusta Morrow,
age 12, daughter of James and Lucy Morrow of Albany, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Abigail Crosman and Calvin G. Reed; signed by father, mother, and daughter;
August 13, 1856
SA 879.36 printed form, Harriet Elizabeth Morrow,
age 10, daughter of James and Lucy Morrow of Albany, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Abigail Crosman and Calvin G. Reed; signed by father, mother, and daughter (who
spelled her middle name as Elisebeth); August 13, 1856
SA 879.37 printed form, Edward Jones, age 5, son of
Emanuel B. and Margarette [or Margaret] Jones of Joliette, Ill., indentured to
Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade;
witnessed by Isaac N. Youngs and James Goodwin; signed by father, mother, and with
mark of son; November 1, 1856
SA 879.38 document transferring indenture of Sarah
Jane Winters, age 9, from David W. Dakin of
SA 879.39 printed form, Mary Ann Figsbee, age 8,
daughter of Alphonso and Mary Figsbee of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Daniel Crosman, Ruth Ann Watson [signed by her mark], and Rachel Sampson;
signed by father, mother, and with mark of daughter; September 22, 1858
SA 879.40 printed form, Matilda Figsbee, age 5,
daughter of Alphonso and Mary Figsbee of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Daniel Crosman, Ruth Ann Watson [signed by her mark], and Rachel Sampson;
signed by father, mother, and with mark of daughter; September 22, 1858
SA 879.41 printed form, Catharine Figsbee, age 12,
daughter of Alphonso and Mary Figsbee of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Charles Sizer, Daniel Crosman, and Rachel Sampson; signed by father, mother,
and daughter; December 3, 1858
SA 879.42 printed form, Laticia Brown, age 8,
daughter of Robert Brown of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of New
Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Sarah Ann Lewis
and Mary Hazard; signed by father and daughter; October 12, 1859
SA 880.1 printed form, Susan Mason, age 9,
daughter of Edward and Ann Eliza Mason of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by James
Goodwin and Benjamin Gates; signed by mother and marks of father and daughter;
March [day blank], 1860;
On back: name and
address of Mrs. Carrie M. Plous of
SA 880.2 printed form, Daniel Remington, age 8,
son of Henry Remington of South Adams, Mass., indentured to Edward Fowler of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by Charles
Sizer and Benjamin Gates; signed by father and son; April 10, 1860
SA 880.3 printed form, Mary Ann Remington, age
7, daughter of Henry Remington of South Adams, Mass., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Charles Sizer and Benjamin Gates; signed by father and with mark of daughter;
April 10, 1860
SA 880.4 printed form, David Oscar Hamilton, age
13, son of Jane Eliza Hamilton of Brooklyn, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another trade;
witnessed by Calvin G. Reed and Nathaniel Bishop; signed by mother and son; November
13, 1861
On back: justice of the
peace Nathaniel Bishop certifies that Mrs. Hamilton has sworn under oath that her
husband David Hamilton is dead
SA 880.5 printed form, Henry Francis Hamilton,
age 10, son of Jane Eliza Hamilton of Brooklyn, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another
trade; witnessed by Calvin G. Reed and Nathaniel Bishop; signed by mother and
son; November 13, 1861
On back: justice of the
peace Nathaniel Bishop certifies that Mrs. Hamilton has sworn under oath that
her husband David Hamilton is dead
SA 880.6 printed form, Livingston Roe Shanley,
age 6, son of William Francis Shanley of Pittsfield, Mass., indentured to
Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or
another trade; witnessed by James P. Vail and Sarah A. Lewis; signed by father
and son; January 9, 1862
SA 880.7 printed form, William Roe Shanley, age
10, son of William Francis Shanley of Pittsfield, Mass., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another
trade; witnessed by James P. Vail and Sarah A. Lewis; signed by father and son;
January 9, 1862
SA 880.8 printed form, Peter Estes, age 5, son
of Elizabeth Estes of Berrien, Mich., indentured to Edward Fowler of New
Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another trade; witnessed by
Edwin Kendall and Calvin G. Reed; signed by mother and with mark of son; September
1, 1862
On back: justice of the
peace Edwin Kendall certifies that Mrs. Estes has sworn under oath that her
husband [name not given] is dead
SA 880.9 printed form, Maria Hayden Cook, age
11, daughter of Catharine Matilda Cook of New Haven, Conn., indentured to
Edward Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught house keeping or
another trade; witnessed by Sarah A. Lewis and Edwin Kendall; signed by mother
and daughter; January 9, 1863
On back: justice of the
peace Edwin Kendall certifies that Mrs. Cook has sworn under oath that her
husband [name not given] has abandoned the family and has not provided for them
for the past five years;
SA 880.10 printed form, Mary Louisa Cook, age 5,
daughter of Catharine Matilda Cook of New Haven, Conn., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught house keeping or
another trade; witnessed by Sarah A. Lewis and Edwin Kendall; signed by mother
and daughter; January 9, 1863
On back: justice of the
peace Edwin Kendall certifies that Mrs. Cook has sworn under oath that her
husband [name not given] has abandoned the family and has not provided for them
for the past five years
SA 880.11 printed form, Lucy Oriana Tubbs, age 7,
daughter of Laura E. Tubbs of South Adams, Mass., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught house keeping or another
trade; witnessed by Calvin G. Reed and Lyman A. Meacham; signed by mother and
daughter; November 2, 1864
Pasted to back: justice
of the peace Philo Wright certifies that Ephraim Tubbs has not provided for his
daughter for the past four years
SA 880.12 printed form, Adelia Angeline Horton, age
12, daughter of Adelia Malvina Horton of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught to be a seamstress or
another trade; witnessed by Benjamin Gates and Abigail Crosman; signed by
mother and daughter; July 10, 1865
On back: justice of the
peace Edw. J. Shandley certifies that Mrs. Horton has sworn under oath that her
husband John T.[?] Horton is dead
SA 880.13 printed form, Doretta Horton, age 10,
daughter of Adelia Malvina Horton of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught to be a seamstress or
another trade; witnessed by Benjamin Gates and Abigail Crosman; signed by
mother and daughter; July 10, 1865
On back: justice of the
peace Edw. J. Shandley certifies that Mrs. Horton has sworn under oath that her
husband John T.[?] Horton is dead
SA 880.14 printed form, Albert Justin Woodworth,
age 6, son of Lucinda Woodworth of Westfield, Mass., indentured to James
Goodwin of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another
trade; witnessed by H. B. Stevens and Calvin G. Reed; signed by mother and son;
December 20, 1865
On back: justice of the
peace H. B. Stevens certifies that Mrs. Woodworth has presented evidence that
her husband Proctor Woodworth died on April 28, 1865
SA 880.15 printed form, Josephine Woodworth, age 8,
daughter of Lucinda Woodworth of Westfield, Mass., indentured to James Goodwin
of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught dress making or another trade;
witnessed by H. B. Stevens and Calvin G. Reed; signed by mother and daughter;
December 20, 1865
On back: justice of the
peace H. B. Stevens certifies that Mrs. Woodworth has presented evidence that
her husband Proctor Woodworth died on April 28, 1865
SA 880.16 printed form, Sheldon Frank Woodworth,
age 7, son of Lucinda Woodworth of Westfield, Mass., indentured to James
Goodwin of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another
trade; witnessed by H. B. Stevens and Calvin G. Reed; signed by mother and son;
December 20, 1865
On back: justice of the
peace H. B. Stevens certifies that Mrs. Woodworth has presented evidence that
her husband Proctor Woodworth died on April 28, 1865
SA 880.17 printed form, William Austock, [Jr.,] age
11, son of Henrietta Austock of New York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Fowler of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught agriculture or another trade;
witnessed by H. C. Bull and John H. Dean; signed by mother and son; has a
revenue stamp; December 31, 1866
On back: justice of the
peace Hampton C. Bull certifies that Mrs. Austock has sworn that her husband
William Austock “is not in a legal capacity to bind said minor”
SA 880.18 printed form, Horace Wells Phinley, age
6, son of Nancy M. Phinley of Westfield, Mass., indentured to James Goodwin of
New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught gardening or another trade;
witnessed by H. B. Stevens and Calvin G. Reed; signed by mother and son; April
24, 1867
On back: justice of the
peace H. B. Stevens certifies that he is satisfied with the testimony of Mrs.
Phinley about the neglect of her husband John N.[?] Phinley, and that she does
not know whether he is still alive
SA 880.19 printed form, Henry Augustus Nelson, Jr.,
age 9, son of Henry A. Nelson, Sr., of Brooklyn, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another
trade; witnessed by Abigail Crosman and James V. Calver; signed by father and
son; March 12, 1868
SA 880.20 printed form, Minerva E. Nelson, age 12,
daughter of Henry A. Nelson, Sr., of Brooklyn, N.Y., indentured to Edward
Fowler of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught house keeping or
another trade; witnessed by Abigail Crosman and James V. Calver; signed by
father and daughter; March 12, 1868
SA 880.21 printed form, Charles Osborn, age 9,
adopted son of Samuel Whitney of New Canaan, Conn., indentured to Edward Fowler
of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another trade;
witnessed by Calvin G. Reed and Washington Jones; signed by father and son;
June 30, 1868
On back: Noah W. Hoyt,
town clerk and registrar of
SA 880.22 printed form, Edmund Stuart [also spelled
Edmond Stewart], age 11, son of Cecilia Stuart [also spelled Stewart], of New
York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Chase of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and
taught agriculture or another trade; witnessed by William Anderson; signed by
mother and son; January 31, 1869
SA 880.23 printed form, Joseph Stuart [also spelled
Stewart], age 5[?], son of Cecilia Stuart [also spelled Stewart], of New York,
N.Y., indentured to Edward Chase of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and
taught agriculture or another trade; witnessed by William Anderson; signed by
mother and son; January 31, 1869
SA 880.24 printed form, Martha Stuart [also spelled
Stewart], age 13, daughter of Cecilia Stuart [also spelled Stewart], of New
York, N.Y., indentured to Edward Chase of New Lebanon; she is to be educated
and taught house keeping or another trade; witnessed by William Anderson;
signed by mother and daughter; January 31, 1869
SA 880.25 printed form, only partially filled out
in pencil, the beginning of a document to indenture a boy to Rufus Crosman of
Mount Lebanon; April 6, 1869
Written on back: “for
the office”
SA 880.26 printed form, Rebecca Bates, age 12,
daughter of Sarah A. Bates of Jersey City, N.J., indentured to Edward Fowler of
New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught house keeping or another trade;
witnessed by H. C. Bull and Tabitha Lapsley; with a revenue stamp; signed by
mother and daughter; August 28, 1871
On back: justice of the
peace Hampton C. Bull certifies that he is satisfied with the affidavit of Mrs.
Bates stating that Robert McCan, the father of Rebecca, is dead
Attached sheet:
additional statement of Sarah A. Bates that her first husband Robert McCan died
in 1864 while serving in the U.S. Army, and that her second husband John S.
Bates is also dead
SA 880.27 printed form, Edith Rose Howel[?], age 6,
daughter of Henry C. Howel[?] of New Haven, Conn., indentured to Benjamin Gates
of New Lebanon; she is to be educated and taught house keeping or another
trade; witnessed by George Bell, Calvin G. Reed, and Lucy Bell; signed by father
and daughter; April 23, 1875
SA 880.28 printed form, James Edwin Howel[?], age
13, son of Henry C. Howel[?] of New Haven, Conn., indentured to Benjamin Gates
of New Lebanon; he is to be educated and taught farming or another trade;
witnessed by George Bell, Calvin G. Reed, and Lucy Bell; signed by father and
son; April 23, 1875
SA 882.1 Agreement, Charles Stewart (age 11),
Amos Stewart (age 9), and Philomon Stewart (age 6), sons of Jeremiah Stewart, a
yeoman of Lunenburgh, Mass., are placed with Nathan Kendal of Canaan, New York;
the sons are to be educated and cared for by Kendal; witnessed by Nathan
Willard and Ivory Wild; February 25, 1811
SA 882.2 printed form, Ovando James Holister,
age 3, son of Loren Holister of Bennington, Vermont, indentured to Jonathan
Wood of New Lebanon; Ovando is to be educated and taught a trade; witnessed by
Seth Y. Wells and Richard Bushnell; signed by father; May 21, 1838
SA 882.3 certificate of Thomas Thompson [but he
signs his name as Thomson], stating that he has placed his son John Thompson
under the charge of Jonathan Wood of New Lebanon; May 10, 1848
SA 882.4 Amelia Calver, age 6, daughter of James
V. Calver, indentured to Frederick W. Evans of New Lebanon; she is to be educated,
and taught how to spin and weave or some other occupation; signed by father and
daughter [or perhaps her mother of the same name, or someone else signed
Amelia’s name], witnessed by George M. Wickersham and Moses Clement; August 28,
1850
Name index to the documents in ASC 751:
Note: this index includes all names on a document: child,
parent(s), witnesses, justices of the peace, etc.
American Female
Guardian Society 881.9
Anderson,
William 880.22-.24
Austock,
Henrietta 880.17
Austock, William 880.17
Austock, William
[Jr.} 880.17
Avery, Giles
B. 878.1, .20-.21, .23;
879.1, .31-.33;
881.14-15;
Baker,
Leonora 881.12
Baker,
Martha 881.12
Barker,
David 878.16-.17
Barker, David,
Jr. 878.16
Barker, Julia
Maria 878.17
Bassett, Ann 881.11
Bassett,
Chauncey C. 881.11
Bassett, Hiram
N. 881.11
Bateman, Richard
N. 881.14-.15
Bateman,
Susann 881.14-.15
Bates, John
S. 880.26
Bates,
Rebecca 880.26
[i.e. Rebecca McCan]
Bates,
Sarah 879.2
Bates, Sarah
A. 880.26
[formerly Sarah McCan]
Belknap, Martin
S. 878.9
Belknap, Sophia
Antoinette 878.9
Bennett,
Andrew 877.2
Bershee,
Charles 879.3
Bishop,
Nathaniel 880.4
Blakeman, Elisha
D. 878.22;
879.14-.15
Boynton, Marcia 876
Bradford,
Charles E. 881.39
Bradford, Mary
E. 881.39
Braisted,
William C. 881.20
Braisted,
William W. 881.20
Brainard,
Brown,
Laticia 879.42
Brown,
Robert 879.42
Buck, John
G. 878.12
Bull, Hampton
C. 879.14-.15, .17-.18, .38;
880.17, .26;
881.10
Bullard,
Harriet 881.11, .18
Bushnell,
Richard 879.4, .16, .23-.27, .30;
881.6-.8, 881.16-.18;
882.2
Calver,
Amelia 882.4
Calver,
Ellen 881.1
Calver,
Henry 881.2
Calver, James
V. 881.1-.5
Calver, James,
Jr. 881.3
Calver, James
V. 880.19-.20;
882.4
Calver,
Jane 881.4
Calver,
William 881.5
Cantrell,
Adaline 878.13
Cantrell,
Eunice 878.14
Cantrell,
Henry 878.13-.15
Cantrell, Henry,
Jr. 878.15
Carpenter, Mary
Ann Grimes 879.10
Carpenter, Sarah
Ann Grimes 879.11
Carpenter,
Thomas 879.12
Carpenter,
William 879.10-.13
Carpenter,
William, Jr. 879.13
Chase,
Edward 880.22-.24
Clark,
Joseph 879.32-.33
Clement,
Moses 881.1-.3, .5;
882.4
Cleveland,
Margaret Hoyle 881.22
Cleveland,
Obedie F. 881.21-.22
Cleveland,
Shelley 881.21
Clough, Charles
Parsons 881.28
Clough,
George 881.28-.31
Clough, George
Jackson 881.29
Clough, Henry
Terry 881.30
Clough,
Jane 881.28-.31
Clough, Mary
Ella 881.31
Cole, Elizabeth
C. 881.25-.26
Collins,
Lucas 876
Cook, Catharine
Matilda 880.9-.10
Cook, Maria
Hayden 880.9
[first name also spelled Mariah]
Cook, Mary
Louisa 880.10
Copson,
David 879.29
Copson,
Ephraim 879.29
Copson,
Jane 879.29
Crosby, Allen –
see Crosby, Ethan Allen
Crosby, Edwin
T. 881.37
Crosby, Ethan
Allen 881.37
Crosman,
Abigail 879.35-.36;
880.12-.13, .19-.20
Crosman,
Daniel 878.4, .16-.17;
879.3, .5-.8, .17-.18,
.39-.41
Crosman,
Rufus 880.25
Curry,
Francis 883
Dakin, David
W. 879.38
Daniels,
Jotha[?] 877.1
Daniels,
Sally 877.1
Davis,
Alexander 879.21
Davis, Ira 879.31
Dean, John
H. 880.17
Delong,
Anna 881.38
Delong,
Christellee Blanch 881.38
[name has spelling variations – see
document]
Doolittle, Antoinette 878.11;
881.10, .37, .39
Drake, John Henry
879.23
Drake, Mary Elizabeth 879.23-.25
Drake, Mary Elizabeth [daughter] 879.24
Drake, Thomas David
879.25
Dubois, Mary Jane
879.32
Dubois, Peter
879.32-.33
Dubois, Peter [Jr.]
879.33
Dutcher, Charles B.
878.24
Earl, Miranda
A. 881.21-.22
Estes,
Estes,
Peter 880.8
Evans, Emma 881.16
Evans,
Evans, Frederick
W. 878.5-.11, .15, .18-.19, .22;
879.16,
.21-.22, .34;
881.1-.8, .10-.17,
.19, .21, .23-.39;
882.4
Evans, Mary
Ann 881.16-.17
Figsbee,
Alphonso 879.39-.41
Figsbee,
Catharine 879.41
Figsbee,
Mary 879.39-.41
Figsbee, Mary
Ann 879.39
Figsbee,
Matilda 879.40
Fowler,
Edward 879.2, .4-.8, .10-.16, .21-.29,
.30-.42;
880.1-.13, .17, .19-.21,
.26
Fraser,
Daniel 879.4;
881.27, .32, .35
Free,
George 878.18-.19
French,
Cornelia 878.11
French,
Mary 878.11
French,
Nathan 878.11
Garrison, Joshua
A. 879.21-.22
Gates,
Benjamin 879.29-.30;
880.1-.3, .12-.13,
.27-.28
Goodwin,
James 879.19, .37;
880.1, .14-.16, .18
Greaves,
Charles 879.9;
881.21-22, .28, .30-.31
Guthrie, Charles
879.28
Guthrie, Robena
879.28
Hallock,
Harriet 881.19
Hallock, John
Westley 881.19
Hallock,
Mr. 881.19
Hamilton,
David 880.4-5
Hamilton, David
Oscar 880.4
Hamilton, Henry
Francis 880.5
Hamilton, Jane
Eliza 880.4-.5
Hand, Ira 878.1, .11
Hart, Ellen 879.17
Hart, Mary 879.17-.18
Hart, Mary,
2d 879.18
Hazard,
Mary 879.42
Heelfrich[?],
Caroline 876
Hewitt, Hellen
M. (Mrs.) 881.38
Hinkley,
Barnabas 879.5-.7
Holister,
Loren 878.5-.10l
882.2
Holister, Ovando
James 882.2
Holt,
William 879.20
Holt, William
Henry 879.20
Horton, Adelia
Angeline 880.12
Horton, Adelia
Malvina 880.12-.13
Horton, John
T.[?] 880.12-.13
Howel[?], Edith
Rose 880.27
Howel[?], Henry
C. 880.27-.28
Howel[?], James
Edwin 880.28
Hoyle,
Margaret 881.9
Hoyt, Noah
W. 880.21
Hurst,
William 879.1
Jones, Abner
B. 879.2
Jones, Ann
Eliza 879.2
Jones,
Edward 879.37
Jones, Emanuel
B. 879.37
Jones, George
William 879.2
Jones,
Margarette [or Margaret] 879.37
Jones,
Washington 880.21
Kendal,
Nathan 877.1;
882.1
Kendall,
Edward 880.8-.10
Kendell,
George 881.13
Kendell,
Margaret 881.13
Kendell,
Maria 881.13
Kendell,
Thomas 881.13
Knight,
Jane 879.10-.13;
881.36
Lamonby,
Elizabeth Susannah 879.4
Lamonby,
William 879.4
Lapsly,
Tabitha 879.32-.33;
880.26
Lawrence,
George 881.27
Lawrence, George
R. 881.27
Lawson, Ira 876
Leggat,
Alexander 879.19
Leggat, Robert
Kilgour 879.19
Lewis, Sarah
A. 879.31;
880.6-.7, .9-.10
Lewis, Sarah
Ann 879.42
Lockwood,
Angelo 881.25
Lockwood,
Virginius 881.26
Long, Peter
H.[?] 878.1
Lyall,
Alexander 878.23
Lyall,
David 878.20-.21, .23
Lyall, David,
Jr. 878.20
Lyall,
Margaret 878.21
Marsh, Benjamin
Franklin 881.32
Marsh, Louise
D. 881.32
Martin,
John 879.1
Martin, Mary
Josephine 879.1
Martin,
Sarah 879.1
Mason, Ann
Eliza 880.1
Mason,
Edward 880.1
Mason, Susan 880.1
Maxfield,
Charles Wesley 881.33
Maxfield,
Jennett 881.33-34
Maxwell – see
Maxfield
McCan,
Robert 880.26
Meacham, Lyman
A. 880.11
Middleton,
Miller, Hannah
R. 881.36
Miller,
Nathaniel 881.36
Moore,
Moore, Mary
Ann 881.15
Morrow,
Charlotte Augusta 879.35
Morrow, Harriet
Elizabeth 879.36
Morrow,
James 879.35-36
Morrow,
Lucy 879.35-.36
Mullett, John
S. 881.23-.24
Mullett, Samuel
Albert 881.23
Mullett,
Sarah 881.23-.24
Mullett, Willaim
Austin 881.24
Munson,
Stephen 877.1
Nelson, Henry
A., Sr. 880.19-.20
Nelson, Henry
Augustus, Jr. 880.19
Nelson, Minerva
E. 880.20
Odear, Thomas
E. 879.34
Offord, Ann 881.6
Offord,
Emily 881.18
Offord, Mirian
Rachel Caroline 881.7
Offord,
Rhoda 881.8
Offord, William,
Sr. 881.6-.8, .18
Osborn,
Charles 880.21
Ostrander,
Albert 881.12
Ostrander,
Sarah 881.12
Parsloe, Charles
Thomas 879.34
Parsloe,
Franklin 879.34
Patison,
Josiah 877.1
Patison,
Mary 877.1
Pasley, Esther 881.10
Pasley, James
K. 881.10
Pazeley – see
Pasley
Pease,
Peter 877.2
Peffers,
Charlotte 881.35
Peffers, George
W. 881.35
Peffers, John
B. 881.35
Peppers – see
Peffers
Phinley, Horace
Wells 880.18
Phinley, John
N.[?] 880.18
Phinley, Nancy M. 880.18
Pierce,
John 879.3
Plous, Carrie M.
(Mrs.) 880.1
Potter[?], Adah
Zilbah 878.2
Price, John
Adam 879.9
Price, Mary –
see Tyson, Mary Price
Quackenbush,
John 881.13
Rayson,
Timothy 881.20, .23-.26, .28-.31,
.33-.34, .37-.39
Read, Mary 877.2
Read,
Reed, Calvin
G. 879.2, .35-.36;
880.4-.5, .8, .11,
.14-.16, .18, .21, .27-.28
Reid, William
D. 883
Remington,
Daniel 880.2
Remington,
Henry 880.2-.3
Remington, Mary
Ann 880.3
Rexstrew,
Elizabeth 879.16
Rexstrew, Henry
T. 879.16
Roe, Behjamin
H. 879.21
Roe, Jane 879.21-.22
Rude, Hiram 879.20
Sampson,
Rachel 879.39-.41
Scott,
Beatsey 878.2
Scott, Julia
Ann 878.2
Sears,
Adaline 878.5
Sears, Chauncey 878.5-.8, .10;
881.36
Sears, Chauncey E. – see Sears, Chauncey Edward
Sears. Chauncey Edward 878.6;
879.29
Sears, Elizabeth Ann 878.10
Sears, Florinda
878.7
Sears, Julia Louisa
878.8
Shandley, Edw. J.
880.12-.13
Shanetts[?], R. K.
879.28
Shanley,
Shanley, William Francis 880.6-.7
Shanely, William Roe 880.7
Shapley,
Johnson 877.1
Shaw, Levi 879.30;
881.16-.17, .20,
.25-.26
Sizer,
Daniel 877.4;
878.18-.19. .41;
880.2-.3
Slingerland,
Aaron S. 879.14
Slingerland,
Elizabeth 879.14-.15
Slingerland,
John R. 879.15
Slingland – see
Slingerland
Smith, Mary
Ann 878.24
Spier,
Richard 877.1
Stevens, H.
B. 880.14-.16, .18
Stewart – see
also Stuart
Stewart,
Amos 882.1
Stewart,
Charles 882.1
Stewart,
Jeremiah 882.1
Stewart,
Philemon 877.3;
882.1
Stewart,
Thomas 881.19
Stuart,
Cecilia 880.22-.24
Stuart,
Edmund 880.22
Stuart,
Joseph 880.23
Stuart,
Martha 880.24
Stone,
Betsey 878.3
Stone,
Helen 878.3
Stone, Henry
Augustus 878.4
Stone, Henry
M. 878.3-.4, .12
Swift, Ann 876
Talcott,
Jeremiah 877.2
Terry,
David 876
Thompson,
Gabriel 878.18
Thompson,
George 878.22
Thompson,
James 878.19
Thompson,
John 882.3
Thompson,
Thomas 878-18-.19, .22;
882.3
Thomson – see
Thompson
Traver,
Catherine Elizabeth 877.4
Traver, David H. 877.4
Treadway, Hannah
Ann 879.3
Tubbs,
Ephraim 880.11
Tubbs, Laura
E. 880.11
Tubbs, Lucy
Oriana 880.11
Tyrrell - see also
Tyrrill
Tyrrell, David
Henry 878.1
Tyrrill, Denisey
Celestia 878.1
Tyrrill, Mary
Jane 878.1
Tyson,
Joseph 879.9
Tyson, Mary
Price 879.9
Underhill,
Margaret 881.11
Vail, James
P. 879.10-.13;
880.6-.7
Van Alen,
James 881.9
Van Denson, M.
R. 881.33-.34
Waters,
Alonzo 878.12
Waters,
Earl 878.12
Watson, Ruth
Ann 879.39-.40
Weed,
Charles 877.3
Weed, Eunice 877.3
Weed, John
M. 877.3
Wells, Seth
Y. 877.3-.4;
878.2-.4, .13-.14,
.16-.17, .20-.21;
882.2
White, Anna 881.23-.24, .32
White,
Edwin 879.30
White, William
Henry 879.30
Whitney,
Samuel 880.21
Wickersham,
George M. 881.1-.3, .5;
882.4
Wild, Ivory 882.1
Willard,
Nathan 882.1
Winters,
Winters, Helena,
Jr. 879.26
Winters, John
Carson 879.27
Winters, Sarah
Jane 879.38
Wood,
Jonathan 877.3-.4;
878.1-.17, .20-.21,
.23-.24;
879.1, .3, .8-.9,
.17-.20;
882.2-.3
Woodworth,
Albert Justin 880.14
Woodworth,
Josephine 880.15
Woodworth,
Lucinda 880.14-.16
Woodworth,
Proctor 880.14-.16
Woodworth,
Sheldon Frank 880.16
Wright,
Dorothy 879.5
Wright,
John 879.5-.8
Wright, John,
[Jr.] 879.6
Wright,
Philo 880.11
Wright,
Thomas 879.7
Wright, William
Michael 879.8
Youngs, Isaac
N. 879.5-.9, .17-.20, .37
Illegible 881.9