He married 4 Mar 1776 in Oxford Township, MA
LYDIA WIGHT, (daughter of LEVI and SUSANNAH (BARSTOW) WIGHT) who was born 17 Oct 1754 in Killingley, CT. She died 22 Jun 1843 at the home
of her daughter SALLY PERCY in the Town of Clayton, Jefferson County.
Children, DIXON:
2 i ROBERT B. DIXON married SALLY HOOPER
3 ii LEVI DIXON
4 iii LYDIA DIXON
5 iv ESTHER DIXON married ELLAHU HYDE
6 v JEREMIAH DIXON married (1) ELIZABETH SYLVESTER, (2) SARAH KINYON
7 vi NANCY DIXON married JOSEPH OLNEY
8 vii SUSANNAH DIXON married (1) JACOB LAW, (2) DANIEL HAYES
9 viii JOHN DIXON d.y.
10 ix JOHN DIXON d.y.
11 x ACHSA DIXON d.y.
12 xi SARAH/SALLY DIXON married (1) WILLIAM BORDUE, (2) SAMUEL PERCY
13 xii MARY/POLLY DIXON married GEORGE MITCHELL
2. ROBERT B. DIXON, (son of CURTIS and LYDIA (WIGHT) DIXON) was born 14 Oct 1776 at Dudley, MA. He was a veteran of the War of 1812. He died 19 Mar 1858 at the home of his son RICHARD HARRISON DIXON in South Bend, St. Joseph County IN and buried at South Bend.
He married c1804 Town of Palatine, Herkimer County NY
SALLY HOOPER, (daughter of DAVID and DEBORAH (TAFT) HOOPER) who was born
29 Sep 1780 at Killingley, CT. She died 1 Aug 1837 near Stone Mills,
Town of Orleans, Jefferson County NY and buried in the Stone Mills Cemetery,
Stone Mills, Town of Orleans.
Children, DIXON:
14 i HANNIBAL DIXON married LOIS (GREENLEAF) COMMINGS who had a daughter ACHSA who married IRA C. SYLVESTER.
15 ii HUFFMAN DIXON married HARRIET JOHNSON
16 iii RICHARD HARRISON DIXON married ADALINE OLIVER
17 iv ROBERT B. DIXON Jr married NANCY SMITH (Note:Among their children were IRENE and RACHEL who each married sons of ALBERT BAMFORD.)
18 v SALLIE ANN DIXON married DANIEL SMITH
19 vi CURTIS KENT DIXON married ELIZABETH ESTES
20 vii DAVID H. DIXON married ALMIRA COLLINS
21 viii JOHN DIXON He sailed under one of his brothers, was lost overboard and drowned.
He married (1) 1805 in the Town of Denmark, Lewis County, NY
ELIZABETH SYLVESTER, (daughter of NATHANIEL and SARAH (BARTLETT) SYLVESTER of
Deer River, Lewis County NY) born 28 May 1785 Chesterfield, Hampshire County MA.
She was the mother of all his children.
He married (2) in the fall of 1843
SARAH KINYON.
Children, DIXON:
22 i SYLVESTER NATHANIEL DIXON (author of the Dixon genealogy) married DIMMIS DICKINSON GREENLEAF
23 ii THEODOTIA DIXON married JAMES A. WRIGHT
24 iii MARY LEONARD DIXON married HARRY SLOAT They had a son JAMES WRIGHT SLOAT who married EMMA C. KANE
25 iv AMBROSE MALCOLM DIXON married ANN PARCH
26 v ELIZA DIXON d.y.
1810 Census, Lewis Co. NY -all on the same page are these names:
Joseph Olney with 3 boys under 10, 1 boy under 16, 1 girl under 10
Robert B. Dixon with 4 boys under 10
Curtis Dixon with 1 boy and 2 girls under 10, the rest above 16
She married JOSEPH OLNEY
Children:
27 i JOHN D. OLNEY born 7 August 1799
28 ii HEZEKIAH OLNEY born 4 October 1808
29 iii LEWIS D. OLNEY born 12 May 1814
In another section of his history, S.N. says of his three sisters, Theodotia, Mary Leonard and Eliza, that at the death of their mother in 1815 they were "...taken by their aunt Mrs Susan Law...sister to their father. They stayed with her in Denmark, N.Y. until their father could find them a more substantial home...In 1816 he sent for [Theodotia and Mary Leonard] to come to Madrid, St. Lawrence County...Eliza, the youngest daughter and an infant at the death of her mother...was scalded to death when about two years old in a pail of hot water at her aunt's, Susan Law."
She married
(1) JACOB LAW. No issue
(2) DANIEL HAYES who was born in NH c1777.
Children, HAYES:
30 i LYDIA ANN HAYES married EDWIN MARTIN WINSLOW
31 ii J. D. HAYES
32 iii a son
12. SARAH/SALLY DIXON (daughter of CURTIS and LYDIA (WIGHT) DIXON) was born in 1794. She died in the 1860s.
She married (1) WILLIAM BORDUE/BORDEAU
Child, BORDEAU:
33 i WILLIAM BORDEAU married (1) (---), (2) DIANTHA (---)
SARAH/SALLY DIXON married (2) SAMUEL PERCY, born in Ireland c1794, who lived in the Town of Clayton.
13. MARY/POLLY DIXON, daughter of CURTIS and LYDIA (WIGHT) DIXON,married
GEORGE MITCHELL of the town of Denmark by whom she had a large family of children, mostly sons, moved from there about 1826 to the town of Orleans, Jefferson County, N.Y. and from there to the state of Michigan near Grand Rapids about 1840. From the Portrait Biographical Album of Ionia and Montcalm Counties, Mich., published in 1891 in Chicago by Chapman Bros., page 763: "...George Mitchell was a New Jersey farmer and a soldier in the War of 1812. He married in New York Mary Dixon, a Connecticut woman. They made their home in Jefferson and Lewis Counties, N.Y., until 1829, [1839?] when they came to Michigan and in October settled on section 13 in Berlin Township (then Cass Township.) He bought forty acres of wild land, and was to chop and clear five acres for Nathaniel Pierce in payment. He died, however, before the job was begun. He came by boat to Detroit, thence by ox-team to Ionia. With him were five of his children, whom his death in 184l left homeless and penniless. His wife survived until 1864. They were the parents of eleven children. Nine grew to maturity and two of these are now living. His mother was a member of the Baptist Church. He was in politics a democrat."
Children of George and Mary/Polly (Dixon) Mitchell:
34 i MAHALIA MITCHELL
35 ii LEVI MITCHELL
36 iii CURTIS B. MITCHELL
37 iv CHILD MITCHELL
38 v CHILD MITCHELL
39 vi CHILD MITCHELL
40 vii CHILD MITCHELL
41 viii CHILD MITCHELL
42 ix CHILD MITCHELL
43 x MARY MITCHELL
44 xi WILLIAM P. MITCHELL
14. HANNIBAL DIXON, son of SALLY HOOPER and ROBERT B. DIXON sr. was born 23 Mar 1805 in the Town of Denmark, Lewis Co. NY. He was a farmer. He died 11 Sep 1832.
married
LOIS (GREENLEAF) COMMINGS
Children of LOIS (GREENLEAF) COMMINGSand HANNIBAL DIXON:
45 i THIRZA ANN DIXON b 1823, d 1906
46 ii ACHSA DIXON b 29 Nov 1829, d 2 May 1911, m IRA C. SYLVESTER.
47 iii MARY DIXON b est 15 Jul 1830, d 1 Aug 1867 m BURLEIGH SALISBURY
48 iv ELWIN DIXON
15. HUFFMAN DIXON, son of SALLY (HOOPER) and ROBERT B. DIXON SR. born 15 Jun 1807 in Town of Denmark, Lewis Co. NY. Huffman and Harrison Dixon were twins, born in the town of Denmark on June 15, 1807. It was fairly unusual for both twins to survive in those days. Huffman married Harriet Johnson, daughter of Amasa Johnson of LaFargeville, and had a daughter, according to SN Dixon.
They moved to Sharon, Wisconsin. Nancy Smith Dixon remembered two daughters, Harriet and Prudence.
married
HARRIET JOHNSON, daughter of Amasa Johnson of LaFargeville, Town of Orleans.
49 i HARRIET DIXON
50 ii PRUDENCE DIXON
16, i RICHARD HARRISON DIXON, son of SALLY HOOPER and ROBERT B. DIXON sr. was born 15 Jun 1807 in Town of Denmark, Lewis Co. NY. Huffman and Harrison Dixon were twins, born in the town of Denmark on June 15, 1807. It was fairly unusual for both twins to survive in those days. Harrison, as the family called him, married Adaline Oliver, .
Robert B sr's letters confirmed the seven daughters, and named Sallie Ann.
The 1850 census of St. Joseph Co. Indiana, Portage township, names Richard H. Dixon as a day laborer, aged 41, his wife Adaline as 35, and their children as Melissa A., 12, born in Ohio, and the other girls born in Indiana: Sarah Ann, 10, Calista, 7, Adalade, 4, and Alevida, 1. They moved to South Bend, Indiana, where Adaline, according to the city cemetery records (DAR) died 17 October 1859 at age 48, having been born in 1811. Arminda, probably another daughter, born 1836 died 29 July 1862 aged 26. Sally Ann, b 1840, died 1 January 1872 at age 32, according to the records. Marriage licenses were issued to Arminda and John Drury on 18 Mar 1854, and to Sarah Ann and Jonas K. Crane 30 Dec 1857.
Harrison died 3 January 1888 in Fruitport (Muskegon) Michigan of inflamation of the urinary organs at age 81.5.15. He was buried in the city cemetery, South Bend, Indiana, grave lot #1, block #1, Range (57A) 1 East Book 1 page D3.
He married c1836
ADALINE OLIVER, daughter of Moses Oliver of the town of Orleans, and by her he had seven daughters. Moses Oliver was on the payroll of Capt. Noadiah Hubbard from February 28 to March 19, 1813, during the War of 1812. She died 17 October 1859 at age 48, having been born in 1811.
Children of Adaline Oliver and Harrison Dixon:
51 i MELISSA A. DIXON 12 b Ohio
52 ii SARAH ANN DIXON 10 b 1840 Indiana, d 1 Jan 1872 m JONAS K. CRANE 30 Dec 1857
53 iii ADELINE CALISTA DIXON 7 b Indiana
54 iv ADALADE DIXON 4 b Indiana
55 v ALEVIDA 1 b Indiana
54 vi a daughter
55 vii a daughter
17. ROBERT B. DIXON Jr son of Robert B. and Sally (Hooper) Dixon was born in the town of Denmark, Lewis County N.Y. 12 September 1808 After the death of his mother in August 1837, he lived at and carried on his father's farm in Orleans for some years. After that he moved to Cape Vincent and then onto a farm on Wolfe Island in the River St. Lawrence opposite Cape Vincent, on where he died. The move to Wolfe Island probably occurred between 1854 and 1859. Irene started her teaching career on Wolfe Island. Rachel and Irene may have become acquainted with the Bamford family while living in Cape Vincent, because they married the Bamford brothers, DeVolson and Wells.
Roger Hayden describes the countryside in winter about this time: "The journey to Watertown in a two horse waggon was an excessively tedious one; the country was white with snow, among which appeared at intervals the log and frame houses of the farmers, portions of the ancient forest and snake fences everywhere. The road was so cut up that all that could be mustered generally in the way of speed was three or four miles per hour, and the snow fell nearly the whole time.
The first official mention of Robert B Dixon Jr is in a deed, the contract of sale of which was dated l Mar 1830. This seems to be before his marriage. He paid John and Louise LaFarge $640. for 86 and 81/100 acres of land from Lot #67 of Penet Square. In 1834, according to an assessment roll of the Town of Orleans found in the Town Historian's office in LaFargeville, "Dixon, Robert B 2nd," is listed as owning 80 acres at a value of $160., the tax on it amounting to $3.60.
1 Jan 1845 Robert B Dixon Jr of the Town of Orleans and Nancy his wife sold about half of the land he purchased in 1830. That same year, Robert B Dixon was assessed $378 for the 63 acres they owned, the taxes amounting to $3.17. Lack of detail makes this history confusing, and one cannot tell if this is the farm originally belonging to his father, or whether it is land that RB Jr. bought, or if RB Sr.'s land was really in RB Jr's name from the beginning, further muddling the family row.
The Town of Orleans Scrapbook filed in the genealogy room of the Flower Library in Watertown lists Robert, David H., Sylvester and Jeremiah Dixon in 1847. In 1849 Jeremiah, L.N. and Robert Dixon are there. The census of 1850 was the first one to name every member of the family. We find in the Town of Orleans Robert B Dixon Jr., aged 41, married and born in NYS. Nancy, aged 34, married, was also born in NYS. Irenia, aged 16, Rachel, aged 14 and John, aged 12, are all in school. Victor, aged 9/12 months, makes his appearance here. This makes for an interesting study in arithmetic, since the Orleans town records date his birth as 1 September 1850. The Town of Orleans Assessment Roll (l.205.79 in the town historian's office in LaFargeville) has Dixon, Robert B assessed for 80 [acres valued at] $400.00. His tax was $3.94. His land did not appear in 1851 or 1852.
It is thought that Robert B Dixon Jr. died about 1871, as William Collins Dixon, Sr. told his grandson William III that he was 12 years old when his father died.
He married
NANCY SMITH daughter of RACHEL COLLINS and ROBERT SMITH of Stone Mills. To today's consumers of convenience meals, Nancy Smith Dixon's kitchen would look strange indeed. One can find most of its features in such farm kitchens as are displayed in Sturbridge Village Museum, in Massachusetts, or in the Farmers' Museum in Cooperstown, New York. She cooked over a fireplace, and it was some years, if ever, before she graduated to a stove. There were few to be found in Northern New York in the 1830's, and folk as common as the Dixons would certainly not be the first to get one.
Nancy considered spinning and weaving as the natural aspects of housework, just as her husband thought a scythe and a cradle a giant step forward over his ancestors' sickles. Their days were set to the rhythm of the seasons, even to bedtimes and risings. Washday was Monday, if she washed as often as once a week, and ironing was on Tuesdays. Each day of the week had its appointed chores, which had to be fitted around the seasonal events, such as maple syrup, sheep shearing with its attendant carding and spinning of wool, planting and harvesting with their labor-intensive hours of hoeing, weeding, picking, preserving and butchering.
ROBERT and NANCY are buried in the Presbyterian cemetery at Bamford Point at the foot of the Island. Their tombstone reads:
DIXON, ROBERT L. 1812-1880
NANCY SMITH, 1815-1905.
In their death they were not divided.
56 i IRENE DIXON b 22 Nov 1833 m WILLIAM WELLS BAMFORD
57 ii RACHEL DIXON b 22 Aug 1836 J. DEVOLSON BAMFORD
58 iii JOHN AUGUSTUS DIXON b 29 Sep 1838 m NANCY ELIZABETH MYRES
59 iv HELEN DIXON b 1847 d of croup 4 Mar 1848
60 v VICTOR DIXON b Sep 1850 d after 1871
61 vi WILLIAM COLLINS DIXON b 11 Jan 1859 m JENNIE DUGGAN
She married
DANIEL SMITH, son of ROBERT and RACHEL (COLLINS) SMITH and a brother of NANCY SMITH, ROBERT B. DIXON jr's wife. A farmer, he probably lived in Stone Mills area all his life. He died 28 May 1883 and was buried in the Stone Mills Cemetery with his wife.
62 i JAMES SMITH b c1837
63 ii LEWIS SMITH b c1840, d 7 Aug 1895
64 iii JANE SMITH b c1842
65 iv EUGENE SMITH b 9 Aug 1847
66 v EMOGENE SMITH b 9 Aug 1847
Curtis K. married Elizabeth Estes in 1840, and Nancy Smith Dixon named Virginia, Dantforth B., Charles, and James E. as their children. A descendent, Jack Dixon of National City, Michigan, wrote a sketch of his family for The History of Iosco County, Michigan, published by The Iosco County Historical Society, East Tawas, Michigan, which says in part on page 183: "...Captain Curtis K. Dixon sailed from New York City in 1850 for the gold fields in California. He returned in 1852 to his wife and family who were living at that time in Jefferson County...Clayton, New York...They sailed from Clayton to Detroit in 1853 where he established the Dixon Freight and Vessel Agency at the foot of Atwater Street on the Detroit River."
SN Dixon carried on a lively correspondence with Curtis and especially his lovely wife, Lib, much of which has survived to this day in the possession of Jack Dixon's family. From these letters we learn the tragic effects of the Civil War on a family in upstate New York, and in Michigan. Although Curtis returned from the gold rush in California empty handed, his legacy to the future was the letters from his wife. Excerpts from Lib's letters to her husband in California, from Clayton, NY:
[26 May 1850] "Your father was here all last week making my garden and did not finish it after all. He is very anxious to hear from you."
[24 Nov 1850] "Your father and hanibal dixon [SN Dixon's son, ROBERT'S great nephew, a lad of sixteen] came and banked the house for me your father is very anxious to hear from you."
[2 Feb 1851] "Your father is well and I exept [expect] him down soon to make me a visit poor old man he has borrowed a great deal of trouble about you."
[11 Mar 1851] "Your father was here yesterday but did not stay long he says he is very busy shoemaking and could not stay."
Curtis married in 1840 at Clayton, Jefferson Co NY
ELIZABETH ESTES, daughter of James Benjamin and Elizabeth (Betsy Wagner) Estes, b 1824 in Cape Vincent, d 29 Jul 1864. The lovely Lib of Sylvester Dixon's correspondence was probably born in Cape Vincent. She married Curtis in the early 1840s, and was virtually deserted by him when he went west after gold. Some of her letters survive, mentioning the care that her father-in-law gave her. She does not mention her own family. She died in childbirth, perhaps with daughter Virginia who did not live.
67 i DANFORTH BARNEY DIXON b 9 Nov 1842, d 9 Oct 1892
68 ii VIRGINIA DIXON d.y.
69 iii JAMES E. DIXON b 1846, d 16 Feb 1847
70 iv JAMES ESTES DIXON b 21 Sep 1848, d 1 Feb 1852
71 v ADAH DIXON b 1850, d 15 Nov 1858
72 vi CHARLES DIXON b 1854
73 vii CORNELIUS DIXON b 1856, d 18 Jul 1849
74 viii J. STERLING (JOE) DIXON b bef Feb 1861, d 22 Apr 1870
Hough's Jefferson County History (1853) p 115 says: There runs between [the railroad at Cape Vincent] and Michigan Central [railroad] a line of propellers [among them] the "Jefferson" Captain D.H. Dixon. [The ships were] mostly built at Buffalo within the last two years. They have a tonnage of 372. Owned by Bancroft and Co." SN
Dixon gives a fuller account of his cousin: "...[David Dixon] became a sailor of the lakes with his brother Curtis and soon became master of a vessel under E.G. Merrick of Clayton in whose employ he remained for several years. About 1850 he became captain of a Lake Propellor and was much liked by his employers for his fidelity to their interests and good judgement in managing their business as captain. His Propellor was finally lost in a storm off Port Washington on Lake Michigan November 5th l855 and he perished lashed to the mast on the morning of that day, and his remains were brought to Clayton by his brother C.K.Dixon and deposited in the cemetery. He was married to Almira Collins a daughter of William Collins at Stone Mills in Jefferson County N.Y.; by whom he had two sons and one daughter."
Nancy Smith Dixon named his children as William, C. Byron, and Sarah A. SN said that Sarah never married.
Town of Orleans 1850 Census:
103 13 506 522 Dixon David H. 33 m Master of a vessal 1000 Newyork
103 14 506 522 Dixon Limira 28 f Newyork
103 15 506 522 Dixon William C. 10 m Newyork X
103 16 506 522 Dixon C. Byron 5 m Newyork X
103 17 506 522 Dixon Sarah A. 3 f Newyork
103 18 506 522 Collins Rhoda C. 25 f Newyork X (wife's sister, a teacher)
married
Children of DAVID H.and ALMIRA (COLLINS) DIXON:
75 i CHARLES BYRON DIXON b 24 Nov 1842, d 1921. Lived Stone Mills most of his life. Married twice, (1) Laura M.;
(2) Bertha Joiner Obit: Died at the Sisters' hospital, following a long illness, aged 78 years. Had been in failing health for several months. The
greater part of his life had been spent in Stone Mills, where he was employed as a farm laborer. During the past seven years he had worked on
the farm of Z.H. Dean. Funeral from the Stone Mills Methodist Church, burial in Stone Mills Cemetery.
76 ii WILLIAM C. DIXON b 1844, d 27 Oct 1919. Lived Cleveland OH; Great Lakes ship captain. Wife Elizabeth (---), b Germany Dec 1850
77 iii SARAH ADELE DIXON b 1847, d 27 Feb 1921. Lived with brother Byron, never married. Obit gives middle name, daughter of
the late Capt. D H & Lemira Dixon, aged 54 y 03 m.
He married 18 Oct 1831
DIMMIS DICKINSON GREENLEAF daughter of Dr. CHRISTOPHER and TABITHA (DICKINSON) GREENLEAF of the Town of Orleans.
Children of SYLVESTER NATHANIEL DIXON and DIMMIS DICKINSON (GREENLEAF) DIXON:
78 i HANNIBAL SYLVESTER DIXON, b 1 Jul 1834, m 14 Oct 1858 ALICE DICKINSON , d 29 Apr 1881
79 ii EDWIN GREENLEAF DIXON, b 30 Jul 1836, d 15 Jun 1862
80 iii CHARLES LEONARD DIXON, b 1 Oct 1838, d 25 Aug 1854
81 iv ELIZABETH LUTHERAH DIXON, b 3 Oct 1840, m 12 Oct 1865 HENRY DELBERT SLOAT, d 13 Apr 1928 San Diego, CA
82 v ALBERT EVERAL DIXON, b 29 Dec 1843, d 1 Jul 1863
Children of JAMES A. and THEODOTIA (DIXON): (dates from 1850 census)
82 i ELIZA A. WRIGHT b c1829
83 ii SYLVESTER I. WRIGHT b c1830
84 iii CYRUS W. WRIGHT b c1833
85 iv EDWIN L. WRIGHT b c1836
86 v HENRY S. WRIGHT b c1836
87 vi MARY O. WRIGHT b c1843
88 vii MARTHA S. WRIGHT b c1845
89 viii HARRIET B. WRIGHT b c1848
She married Apr 1832
HARRY SLOAT who was born 5 Mar 1805, and died 18 Oct 1853. From the Sloat Notebook: "Copy of a paper Aunt Delia wrote to Frances:" Uncle Harry was killed by a vicious horse. Henry was son of Hendrik & Jemima (Kane) Sloat. Hendrik was of Dutch stock from the Hudson Valley; in the town of Orleans he anglicized his name to Henry. Born in Ulster Co, Hendrik was baptized at the New Hurley Church, Ulster Co. He d 1860.
Children of HENRY and MARY LEONARD DIXON:
90 i JAMES WRIGHT SLOAT b 25 Aug 1834 d 8 Dec 1868 m 24 Mar 1858 EMMA C. KANE
91 ii HENRY DELBERT SLOAT b 19 Nov 1836, d 12 Jun 1916, m 12 Oct 1865 #81 ELIZABETH LUTHERAH DIXON
92 iii GEORGE SYLVESTER SLOAT b 22 Aug 1837, d 5 Nov 1906, m 14 Nov 1867 CHARLOTTE AMELIA HARGER
93 iv EDWIN ALFRED SLOAT b 29 Jun 1842, d 23 Apr 1897, m (1) CELIA D. BOOTH, (2) LOUISE DORR
94 v ORIN DIXON SLOAT b 28 May 1845, d 7 Mar 1870, m MARY BALDWIN
95 vi FRANK MARION SLOAT b 21 Nov 1849, d 28 May 1883
He married c1844 probably in Madrid, St. Lawrence Co.
ANN PARCH, b c1828 in Vermont.
Children of AMBROSE MALCOLM and ANN (PARCH) DIXON:
96 i CLARENCE DIXON b c 1845, d c1869
97 ii WILMAT DIXON b c1849
98 iii LILLIAN DIXON
Information for the family of John and Roxana Olney below, in Italics, was supplied by Kelly Beach 12 June 2018
27. JOHN D. OLNEY son of JOSEPH and NANCY (DIXON) OLNEY was born 7 August 1799 in CT. He died 11 Mar 1881 in Detroit, MI. and was buried in Woodmere Cemetery there. He married 18 Mar 1821, probably in Town of Champion, Jefferson Co NY, ROXANA POOLE who was born 1803 and died 12 May 1877. They resided in Jefferson County. Most /all of their seven children were born in Antwerp, Jefferson Co NY. Around 1850, John, Roxanna and most of their children moved to MI. Both died and were buried in Detroit, MI. (From Irene Uttendorfsky)
Census records show they lived in the following places; 1830 Antwerp, NY, 1840 Gouverneur, NY; 1850 Decater, MI; 1855 Ellisburg, NY; 1860 Dowagiac, MI; 1870 Oswegatchie, NY; 1880 Detroit, MI
Children of JOHN D. and ROXANA (POOLE) OLNEY:
99 i SANFORD POOL OLNEY, b 8 Jun 1823-5 Mar 1890; m 1 Jan 1846 SARAH ANN MIX b 28 Mar 1823-3 Oct 1923
100 ii EMELINE OLNEY, b 19 Mar 1824, d 3 May 1899; m SAMUEL SMITH Emeline Olney m. 21 Aug 1845 to Samuel Smith
101 iii DARWIN OLNEY, b 25 Sep 1825, d 15 Feb 1865; m AMELIA YOEMAN Darwin Olney m. 23 Nov 1848 to Almira Yeomans
102 iv CAROLINE G. OLNEY, b18 Aug 1827; m (---) HOLBROOK Caroline G Olney m. 23 Nov 1850 to Solomon K Holbrook
103 v JOHN POOL OLNEY, b 23 May 1839 m 1852 HANNAH POST m. 14 Apr 1852
104 vi ROXANA OLNEY. b 22 Mar 1832, d 7 May 1936; m (---) SQUIER Roxanna Olney m. 31 May 1853 to Usual Clark Squier
105 vii GEORGE W. OLNEY, b 18 Oct 1833, m 18 Oct 1857 HANNAH PROPHET Hannah d. 1890, George m. 2) 14 Oct 1891 to Sarah J. Newcomb
Children of HEZEKIAH and ADELIA (JOHNSON) OLNEY:
106 i CHARLES OLNEY, b 16 Apr 1833; m 5 Mar 1833 JULIA A. HAINES
107 ii MELISSA OLNEY, b 3 Mar 1836, m 10 May 1858 W.B. MASON
108 iii JAMES OLNEY, b 5 Mar 1838
109 iv EDWIN J. OLNEY, b 25 Dec 1841; m unknown
110 v AMELIA OLNEY, b 8 May 1844; m C. L. LOCKWOOD
111 vi HENRY J. OLNEY, b 19 Aug 1848; m Dec 1878 ELLA F. NILES
112 vii MARY A. OLNEY, b 29 Dec 1853; m 24 jUN 1874 ALVAN F. WING
113 viii WILLIA D. OLNEY, b27 Mar 1856
Children of LEWIS DIXON and MARY A. (BAKER) OLNEY:
114 i LEWIS G. OLNEY, 1851 - 1876
115 ii JOSEPH A. OLNEY, 1853 - 1854
116 iii ORIN OLNEY, 1855 - 1856
117 i MARY F. OLNEY, b 28 Jun 1852
118 ii WILLIAM C. OLNEY, b 5 Aug 1864
119 iii BURTON E. OLNEY, b 2 Jul 1866
120 iv ASHLEY A. OLNEY, b 1 May 1868
121 v CLAYTON OLNEY, b 6 Apr 1871
122 vi BESSIE OLNEY, b 5 May 1873
married EDWIN MARTIN WINSLOW
123 i EMERANCY WINSLOW
33. WILLIAM BORDEAU married (1) (---), (2) DIANTHA (---)
124 i ELSA V. BORDEAU, b c1856
125 ii WILLIAM BORDEAU, b c1858
126 iii HATTIE A. BORDEAU, b c1861
127 iv GEORGE L. BORDEAU, b c1861
Children of CURTIS B. and MARTHA (---) MITCHELL:
128 i a child
129 ii a child
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