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THE

ENOS AND CHAMPLIN

GENEALOGY

BY

LOIS A. CASE

February 21, 2018

Compiled by Lois A. Case

Edited by Carl J. Case, Ph.D., 16 Sunburst Lane, Allegany, NY 14706

Email: [email protected]

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ENOS FAMILY TREE

ENOS FAMILY IN AMERICA

James Enno or Eno, the immigrant to the New World and founder of the

Eno family in America, was baptized 8/21/1625, in London England, at the

Threadneedle Church. The Threadneedle Street Church was a church for

French Protestants or Hugenots who had fled France due to religious

persecutions in the 15th, or 16th and 17th centuries. James was given

the baptismal name of Jacques which is the French name for James. His

father's name was given in the record as Jean Hennot or (John Hennot).

Extracts from documents relating to the Hugenot immigration of the 16th

and 17th Centuries in the British Museum contain the record that Jacque

Hennot left London for North America, which fits perfectly with the

records available for James Enno (or Eno) of Windsor, CT.

In 1648 James Enno purchased a house in Windsor that was occupied by

direct Eno decendents as late as 1859. James married Anna Bidwell, the

widow of Richard Bidwell.

Anna died in 1658 and James married the widow Elizabeth Holcomb in

1658. Elizabeth was the mother of Benajah and grandmother of Abigail

Bissell, both of whom married children of James Enno by his first wife,

Anna. In 1680 James married Hester Eggleston, widow of James Eggleston.

James Eno, Jr. was born to James and Anna Bidwell Egos on 10/20/1651.

He married his step-sister's daughter, Abigail Bissell, on 12/2/1678.

James Eno III was born to James and Abigail Bissell on 9/23/1679. He

married (1) Mary Grant and (2) Hannah Phelps. Benjamin Egos was born to

James and Hannah on 10/5/1719.

In January 1741 Benjamin married Jerusha (Griswold) Pinney, the widow

of Joseph Pinney. Jerusha was born 4/19/1714. Besides her eight Enos

children, Jerusha also had four Pinney children, one of whom, John Pinney

(1736-1816), resided in the Windsor area and three of his children,

Salome, Erastus, and Nathaniel, married into the Eno family.

James Enos was born to Benjamin and Jerusha Egos in Windsor, CT on

6/17/1743. On 10/18/1764 he married Silence Sessions in Union, CT.

Erasmus Enos was the first born of eight children of James and

Silence Enos. He was born in Union, CT 4/8/1765. He married Anna

Griswold 3/18/1784. They had one child recorded in Windsor after which

they moved to New York State. He appears on the 1800 Census of

Bloomfield, Ontario County, NY. In 1804, Erasmus moved to Lewiston,

Niagara County, NY and he purchased land in that township that year. An

E. Enos appears on the 1810 Census of Cambria Township, Genesee County,

NY. (Canbria Township in 1810 encompassed all of that land that is now

known as Niagara County, NY.) Erasmus died 12/29/1812 in Buffalo, NY.

Ann survived and was living in 1849, age 83 years in Cattaraugus, NY.

Erasmus and Anna had only one known child and one other child is thought

to be theirs. They likely had other children.

The other child who is thought to be theirs is Nathaniel Enos. This

information is from the book, ENO AND ENOS FAMILY IN AMERICA by Douglas

Richardson, published in 1973. Mr. Richardson has nothing but

circumstantial evidence to cause him to assign Nathaniel to this family.

I would like to prove his theory but I just don't know how to go about

it.

The Earliest information we have been able to find on the Enos family

is that Nathaniel C. Enos was born in the State of New York, probably in

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1789. He died on May 28, 1871 at age 82 and is buried in the Quaker Hill

Cemetery in Warren County, Pennsylvania.

Nathaniel Enos was a private in Captain McFarland's Company, 22nd

Regt. U.S. Infantry during the war of 1812. He enlisted at Erie, PA. for

five years. He was discharged June 19, 1815 at Pittsfield, on surgeon's

certificate.

He was wounded on May 27, 1813 at Fort George, Upper Canada. He was

hit by a musket or rifle ball in the right hip, fracturing his femur and

partially depriving him of the use of his leg. He was discharged June

19, 1815, at Pittsfield, on surgeon's certificate. At that time he was

awarded a 3/5 disability pension of $4.80 per month. Total disability

was requested on December 9, 1837. A letter with the request stated that

he was a poor man with a large family to support. He stated that he had

moved to Pennsylvania because of the high price of land in New York.

He had dark hair, blue eyes, dark complexion and was five feet five

and one half inches tall.

Warrant #8629 was for 160 acres of bounty land in Fulton County, IL.

In March 2, 1894 Fannie Enos Van Wink, a "personal heir of the estate" of

Cottonwood, Idaho wrote to the land office concerning said grant. She

could not find the deed or locate the land. I do not know how Fannie was

related to Nathaniel as this letter is only record of her existence that

I have found. Nathaniel died interstate and according to probate records

Mary Jones, Ann Morrison and Abram Enos survived.

Sarah, the wife of Nathaniel Enos, was born in Canada, probably in

1800. She died in 1867 at age 67 and is buried in the Quaker Hill

Cemetery in Warren County, Pennsylvania.

In 1834 Nathaniel and Sarah Enos bought ninety four acres on Quaker

Hill from Thomas and Elizabeth Pound. According to a history of Russell

written in 1916, they had five sons in the Civil War.

1. Abram Enos:(B) 7/10/1834

2. Nathaniel Enos

3. John P. Enos

4. Ephriam Enos

5. Petram Enos

The above mentioned Mary Jones and Ann Morrison must have been

daughters of this couple. There were probably other children also, but I

have found no record of them thus far.

[Reproduced in 1974 through the sponsorship of the Warren County

Historical Society. Page 507]

Nathaniel Enos formerly lived in Niagara County, NY, and settled on

the Shuler place in this township (Elk) about 1830 or 1831. He built a

log house and found it convenient to occupy it before he finished his

fireplace. One winter's night a panther leaped onto the roof and peered

through the hole left for the chimney. The tracks were examined by the

neighbors next morning. After a few years Mr. Enos moved to near

Clendennings; of his large family only one son, Abraham, who lives on the

old place, is now in town, the others being scattered or deceased. Mr.

Enos was a man of decided individuality.

ENOS RECORD IN THE CIVIL WAR

John P. Enos was 18 years old at the time of the 1850 Census so he

was probably born in 1832. He married Sibli Casort October 26, 1853 in

the Town of Carroll, Chautauqua County, NY. Their children were John

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Edward, Silas Francis, Roxanna Matilda.

He enrolled at Waterford, PA on September 5, 1864 and served in

Company G, 211th Regt. of the Pennsylvania Volunteers. In a letter dated

April 22, 1865, C.W. Stone reported that John Enos had been killed in the

capture of Petersburg and Richmond. He died April 1865.

Abram A. Enos was born July 10, 1834 on Quaker Hill in

Warren County. He was married and had a daughter, Sarah Jane who was

known as Jennie. On November 8, 1857 he married Elizabeth (Betsy) Bull

and they had nine children.

He served with Company F, 151st Regt. Vol. Infantry, PA from

September 20, 1862 to July 27, 1863. He enrolled at Busti and served

with the New York Artillery Volunteers; Private in Company D, 13th Regt.

in 1864 - 1865. He was injured at Bull Run and Gettysburg and had

Typhoid fever while he was in the Army.

Nathaniel C. Enos was born in 1838 (at least he was 12 years old at

the time of the 1850 census). He married Carolina Zibble on December 4,

1858. They had a daughter Alice Amanda.

He enrolled as a Private in Company K, 113th Regt. (12th Cavalry) at

Philadelphia, PA on January 16, 1862. He reenlisted at Martinsburg, VA

February 1, 1864. He was killed in action near Hamiltonville, VA on

March 22, 1865.

Ephriam Enos was six years old at the time of the 1850 Census so was

probably born in 1844. He was wounded at the Battle of the Wilderness

and died in Washington, D.C. on May 12, 1864. He was one of the first

soldiers to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery. He is buried in

Section 27, Grave 38 of Arlington National Cemetery. He was a Private in

Company H, 39th Regiment from PA.

Petram Enos is our mystery man. I have not found him on Census

records. In the Warren Observer it was stated that he was never heard

from after the Battle of Gettysburg. [Schenclllk, J.S. (edited by)

History of Warren County Pennsylvania. D. Mason & Company, Publishers.

Syracuse, NY. 1887.] According to family sources and the Thornton

history of Russell cited before, Petram also served during the Civil War.

Richard Enos says he thinks that Petram died at Antietam. Thus far we

have been unable to find any proof of his existence.

Ann Elizabeth Enos

Alanson G. Morrison (husband)

William James Enos

John P. Enos

Sibil Casort (wife)

Abram Enos

Alice Amanda Enos

William Laverne Cable (husband)

William G. Cable (child)

Nathaniel C. Enos

Carolina Zibble (wife)

Ephriam Enos

Petram Enos Mary Enos

Lucinda Enos

Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Nathaniel C. Enos:(B) 1789 in the State of New York

(D) 5/28/1871 age 82

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(I) Quaker Hill Cemetery, Warren Co, PA

Possible son of Erasmus and Anna Griswold Enos

Wed: Sarah Enos:(B) probably in 1800 in Canada

(D) 1867 age 67

(I) Quaker Hill Cemetery, Warren County, PA

Children: (9)

Ann Elizabeth Enos (Morrison)

William James Enos

Vain Enos' daughter Berdena Roberts found a will of

Nathaniels' written in 1857 in which he stated his son

William James was buried in the family burial ground and

he wanted to be buried there to. In the national

archives we had gotten a letter from Fanny Van Winkle

inquiring about Nathaniels' bounty land as she a

"personal Heir" of Nathaniel. Fanny's granddaughter

lives in Oregon and has worked on her family history, but

could not find any information about her great-

grandfather William Enos who was in Missouri in 1945.

They must be one and the same.

John P. Enos

Abram A. Enos

Nathaniel C. Enos:(B) 1837

(D) 3/22/1865 Hamilton, VA

He was 12 years old at the time of the 1850 census

He served with Co. K, 12th Regt. He died eleven days before

his brother John was killed at Petersburg, VA

Wed: 12/4/1858 Elk Township

Carolina Zibble:(B) 1844

Daughter of Daniel Zibble

Children: (1)

Alice Amanda Enos:(B) 10/7/1863 or 1964

Wed: William Laverne Cable

Children: (1)

William G. Cable:(B) 1882

(Conficting dates are given on documents

establishing her identity as a child of a

deceased veteran.)

Nathaniel's widow married Allen McCall on 4/8/1866

Ephriam Enos:(B) 1844

(D) 5/12/1864

(I) Arlington National Cemetery, Washington, DC

Wounded at Battle of the Wilderness in Civil War

Petram Enos:(D) possibly at Antietam in Civil War

Mary Enos (Jones)

Lucinda Enos:(B) 1849

Ann Elizabeth Enos:(B) 1827

Daughter of Nathaniel C. and Sarah Enos

Wed: 1846

Alanson G. Morrison:(B) 1832

(D) 12/27/1894

It was mentioned the he was in the Civil War. In 1892 he

applied for a total disability pension. Kate & Jesse

Morrison signed an affidavit that they were employed to

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care for him, him being a single man and no one to look

after him. I assume the Ann died prior to him or that

they had separated.

Clyde Enos Myrtie May Enos

Egbert Treet Daley (husband)

John Edward Enos

Clara Thompson (wife)

Charles Enos

Lizzie Finch (wife)

Nelson Clayton Enos

Milda E. Hesson (wife)

Sam Clayton Enos (child)

Janet Elsa Enos

Phillips (husband)

Clayton Halsey Enos

Elsie Evaline Seagren (wife)

Albert Enos

Delbert Leonard Enos

Marjorie Doris Cady (wife)

Vain Clifford Enos

Alice Mildred Hartley (wife)

Mary Eleanor Enos

Harold C. Perryman (husband)

Victor Enos

Emma Hartley (wife)

Gladys Enos

Ronald Hartley (husband)

Danny Enos

George Leonard Enos

Hilda Garde Bull (wife #1)

Bessie Julia Rinfrette (wife #2)

(all children with Hilda)

Silas Francis Enos

Mary Cain Dempsey (wife)

Roxanna Matilda Enos

David Cain (husband)

John P. Enos

Sibil Casort (wife)

Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

John P. Enos:(B) 1832

(D) 4/2/1865

Son of Nathaniel and Sarah Enos

He was 18 years old in the 1850 census. September 5, 1864 he

enlisted at Waterford, PA and served in Co. G, 211th Regt. of

Pennsylvania Volunteers. He was killed in action at Petersburg,

VA just one week before Lee's surrender.

Wed: 10/26/1853 Carroll, NY

Sibil Casort:(B) 1838

Wed: 3/5/1874

John Gould

Children: (3)

John Edward Enos:(B) 9/3/1854

Wed: Clara Thompson

Children: (2)

Clyde Enos:(B) 10/1/1893 Pine Grove Township

Myrtie May Enos:(B) 2/29/1896 Gouldtown

Wed: Egbert Treet Daley:(B) 1892

Silas Francis Enos


Silas Francis Enos:(B) 12/5/1856

Son of John P. and Sibil (Casort) Enos

Margaret Clendenning was the midwife and no doctor was present at

his birth.

Wed: Mary Cain Dempsey whose first husband was Daniel Dempsey

Daughter of Thomas and Lucinda (Flagg) Cain

Children: (2)

Charles Enos

Wed: Lizzie Finch

Lizzie later married Lee Morrison

No children

George Leonard Enos:(B) 11/30/1886 Quaker Bridge, NY

(D) 6/9/1961 Tucson, AZ. Survived by his widow Harriet.

Wed #1: Hilda Garde Bull:(B) 9/15/1887 Freedom, NY

Daughter of Lester Marshall Bull and Sally A. Perryman

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Bull

Children: (8)

Clayton Halsey Enos:(B) 8/4/1905 Quaker Bridge, NY

Wed: Elsie Evaline Seagren:(B) 1902

Children: (2)

Nelson Clayton Enos:(B) 1936

Wed: Milda E. Hesson:(B) 1940

Children: (1)

Sam Clayton Enos:(B) 1975

Janet Elsa Enos:(B) 1940

Wed: Phillips

Albert Enos:(B) 1/9/1907

Delbert Leonard Enos

Vain Clifford Enos

Mary Eleanor Enos

Victor Enos

Gladys Enos

Wed: Ronald Hartley

Danny Enos

Wed #2: 8/14/1926

Bessie Julia Rinfrette:(B) 1886

Widow and daughter of John and Matilda Johnson Nelson

David Lee E nos

Treva Mae Heminger (wife)

Dennis Laverne Haight Jr. Rebecca Haight Carrie Haight

Marlyn Lorraine E nos

Dennis Laverne Haight (husband)

B renda Jeanne E nos

Howard Glenn Camp (husband)

Nancy E llen E nos

Walter R. Hillyard (husband #1)

Timothy Hillyard (child)

Harry Haskins (husband #2)

Donald Leslie E nos Douglas Leonard E nos

Dianne Lynn Quiggle (wife #1)

Cindy Lee Enos (child)

Judith Marie E ckert (wife #2)

B arbara Jean S imones (wife #3)

Tina Lynne Tinn (wife #4

Dennis Lunn Enos

Dale Eugene Haight (husband #1)

Tracey Darlene (child)

David Andrew Wallace (husband #2)

Dale Haight (child)

Melissa Jo Haight (child)

Deborah Lou E nos

Delbert Leonard E nos

Marjorie Doris Cady (wife)

George Leonard E nos

Hilda Garde B ull (wife #1)

S ilas Francis E nos


John P . Enos

S ibil Casort (wife)

Nathaniel C. E nos

S arah E nos (wife)

Shane Smith Shad Smith

Annette Lee Enos

Kendal Smith (husband)

David Jonathan Enos

Charles Matthew Enos Barbara Carol Enos

Sherry Ann Enos Toni Micheill Enos

Patricia Lee (wife)

Shawn Enos Dale Lee Enos

Darrell Lynn Enos

David Lee Enos

Treva Mae Heminger (wife)

Howard Glenn Camp Jr. Robert Camp

Miranda (Mandy) L. Camp Candice (Candy) L. Camp

Carla Jane Camp Angela Camp

Gilbert Camp April Dawn Camp

Brenda Jeanne Enos

Howard Glenn Camp (husband)

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Delbert Leonard Enos:(B) 12/15/1907

Son of George L. and Hilda Garde (Bull) Enos

Wed: 4/27/1935

Marjorie Doris Cady:(B) 8/28/1913 Pittsfield, PA

(D) 8/9/2001, age 87, Beverly Health Care-Kinzua, Warren, PA

(I) Riverside Cemetery, Pittsfield, PA

A daughter of Allie and Ethel Conklin Cady

Children: (8)

David Lee Enos:(B) 3/17/1936

Wed: Treva Mae Heminger:(B) 1940

Children: (9)

Annette Lee Enos:(B) 1959

Wed: Kendal Smith

Children: (2)

Shane Smith:(B) 1974

Shad Smith:(B) 1975

David Jonathan Enos:(B) 1959

Charles Matthew Enos:(B) 1960

Barbara Carol Enos:(B) 1961

Sherry Ann Enos:(B) 1962

Toni Micheill Enos:(B) 1964

Wed: Patricia Lee

Shawn Enos:(B) 1969

Dale Lee Enos:(B) 1976

Darrell Lynn Enos:(B) 1976

Marlyn Lorraine Enos:(B) 3/15/1942

Wed: 6/29/1963

Dennis Laverne Haight:(B) 1943

Children: (3)

Dennis Laverne Haight Jr.:(B) 1964

Rebecca Haight:(B) 1969

Carrie Haight:(B) 1971

Brenda Jeanne Enos :(B) 2/4/1945

Wed: 5/15/1965 in Pittsfield

Howard Glenn Camp:(B) 1946

Children: (8)

Howard Glenn Camp Jr.:(B) 1966

Robert Camp:(B) 1967

Miranda (Mandy) L. Camp:(B) 1968

Candice (Candy) L. Camp:(B) 1969

Carla Jane Camp:(B) 1971

Angela Camp:(B) 1972

Gilbert Camp:(B) 1975

April Dawn Camp:(B) 1977

Nancy Ellen Enos:(B) 8/15/1947

Wed #1: 6/8/1968 in Warren, PA

Walter R. Hillyard:(B) 1949

Children: (1)

Timothy Hillyard:(B) 1969

Wed #2: Harry Haskins

Donald Leslie Enos:(B) 1951

Douglas Leonard Enos:(B) 1952

Dennis Lunn Enos:(B) 1954

Wed #1: Dianne Lynn Quiggle:(B) 1956

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Children: (1)

Cindy Lee Enos:(B) 1976

Wed #2: Judith Marie Eckert:(B) 1958

Children: (1)

Enos:(B) 1980

Wed #3: Barbara Jean Simones:(B) 1957

Children: (1)

Enos:(B) 1985

Wed #4: Tina Lynne Tinn:(B) 1962

Deborah Lou Enos:(B) 1956

Wed #1: Dale Eugene Haight:(B) 1955

Children: (1)

Tracey Darlene:(B) 1972

Wed #2: David Andrew Wallace

Dale Haight:(B) 1974

Melissa Jo Haight:(B) 1977

MARJORIE D. ENOS

1913-2001

WARREN, PA - Marjorie D. Enos, 87, of Beverly Health Care-Kinzua,

Warren, formerly of Pittsfield, died at 3:25 a.m. Thursday (Aug. 9, 2001)

in the facility. She was born Aug. 28, 1913, in Pittsfield, Pa.

She was born Aug. 28, 1913, in Pittsfield, Pa., the daughter of Allie

and Ethel Conklin Cady. She very much enjoyed her hobby of crocheting and

knitting and will be remembered by her many friends and family for the

gifts she made and gave.

She is survived by three daughters: Marlyn Haight of Salem, Ohio,

Brenda Camp of Pittsfield and Nancy Haskins of Russell; four sons: David

Enos of Phoenix, Donald Enos of Pittsfield, Douglas Enos of Spring Creek,

Pa., and Dennis Enos of Irvine, Pa.; 26 grandchildren; 37 great-

grandchildren; and two brothers: Alton and Allie Cady of Pittsfield. She

was preceded in death by her husband, Delbert Enos; a daughter, Debbie

Haight, who died June 28, 1989; a granddaughter, Jennifer Lyn Haight, who

died March 22, 1996; and three sisters: Ruby Dyer, Dorothy Hazeltine and

Gladys Brown. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday in the

McKinney Funeral Home, Youngsville. Pastor John Kunselman of Brown Hill

Wesleyan Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will be in Riverside

Cemetery, Pittsfield. Memorials may be made to the family, c/o McKinney

Funeral Home, 54 W. Main St., Youngsville, Pa. (Warren Times Observer,

Warren, PA)

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J as on Lowe l l Enos J onathan Gi lbert Enos Nathan ie l Kris Enos

Tim othy Lowe l l Enos

M ary J ane M ed ley (wi fe )

M ic hae l Ry an Enos

Wendy J eanne Edwards (wi fe)

Andrew M ic hael Enos (c h i ld )

Bonnie Sue Enos

Ric hard Leroy Chav ez (hus band)

Ric hard M . Chav ez (c h i ld )

Brandon Sc ott Chav ez (c h i ld )

Kris Lerue Enos

Gi lbe rt Le roy Enos

Flos s ie W. Thom ps on (wi fe)

Vi rg in ia Barnwel l (wi fe #1)

J effrey Al len Enos (c h i ld )

Brian Sc ott Enos (c hi ld)

Shi rley Ann Hopk ins (wi fe #2)

Haro ld Leonard Enos

M arion J eane tte Enos

Roland Dale Peai re (hus band)

Dav id Way ne Peai re (c h i ld )

Charles Ze l la Robe rts Ric hard Way ne Roberts Corey Ly nn Roberts

Berdena Fay e Enos

Charles H. Roberts (hus band)

Dorinda Caro l Gibbons

Charles M artin Dev inePatric k Aubrey Dev ineTim othy Al len Dev ine

Trac y Dean Gibbons

Charles Robert Dev ine (hus band)

Barbara Ela ine Enos

Les ley Gibbons (hus band)

J e rry Cl i ffo rd En o s

Va in Cl i ffo rd Enos

Al ic e M i ld red Hartley (wi fe )

George Leonard Enos

Hi lda Garde Bul l (wi fe #1)

Si las Franc is Enos

M ary Cain Dem ps ey (wi fe)

J ohn P. Enos

Sib i l Cas ort (wi fe )

Nathan ie l C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wi fe)

Vain Clifford Enos:(B) 9/25/1909

(D) 1962


Wed: Alice Mildred Hartley:(B) 1913, sister of Mrs. Victor Enos

Children: (6)

Gilbert Leroy Enos:(B) 1931

Wed: Flossie W. Thompson:(B) 1931

Children: (4)

Timothy Lowell Enos:(B) 1952

Wed: Mary Jane Medley

Children: (3)

Jason Lowell Enos:(B) 1972

Jonathan Gilbert Enos:(B) 1976

Nathaniel Kris Enos:(B) 197__

Michael Ryan Enos:(B) 1954

Wed: Wendy Jeanne Edwards:(B) 1958

Children: (1)

Andrew Michael Enos:(B) 1979

Bonnie Sue Enos:(B) 1956

Wed: Richard Leroy Chavez:(B) 1949

Children: (2)

Richard M. Chavez:(B) 1975

Brandon Scott Chavez:(B) 1978

Kris Lerue Enos:(B) 1962

Harold Leonard Enos:(B) 1933

Wed #1: Virginia Barnwell:(B) 194__

Children: (2)

Jeffrey Allen Enos:(B) 1959

Brian Scott Enos:(B)

Wed #2: Shirley Ann Hopkins:(B) 1942

Marion Jeanette Enos:(B) 1935

Wed: Roland Dale Peaire:(B) 1931

Children: (1)

David Wayne Peaire:(B) 1960

Berdena Faye Enos:(B) 1943

Wed: Charles H. Roberts:(B) 1933

Children: (3)

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Charles Zella Roberts:(B) 1952

Richard Wayne Roberts:(B) 1956

Corey Lynn Roberts:(B) 1958

Barbara Elaine Enos:(B) 1946

Wed: Lesley Gibbons:(B) 1941

Children: (2)

Dorinda Carol Gibbons:(B) 1968

Tracy Dean Gibbons:(B) 1969

Wed: Charles Robert Devine:(B) 193

Children: (3)

Charles Martin Devine:(B) 1952

Patrick Aubrey Devine:(B) 1955

Timothy Allen Devine:(B) 1959

Jerry Clifford Enos:(B) 1949

Robert P . Chapel (husband #1)

S hirley Leona Chapel (child)

B urdette C. Chapel (child)

Daryl A llen Chapel (child)

Richard S zkutak (husband #2)

Michael S zkutak (child)

Larry Taylor

Myrna A lice P erryman

Doris E laine P angborn B ruce P angborn

A rnella P angborn A rlene P angborn

A llen W esley P angborn

Faye E laine P erryman

Glenn P angborn (husband)

W illiam F. Turner Linda Marie Turner

Randy James Turner Tammy A nn Turner

Frederick J. Turner Jr. Lisa K aye Turner

S ally A nn P erryman

Frederick J. Turner (husband)

K elly A nn P erryman

P erry E ugene O'Neill (husband)

K erry A nn P erryman

W illiam David P earson (husband)

K evin Harold P erryman K ylene May P erryman

Melvin Harold P erryman

Judith E nglehart (wife #1)

Janet May McGuire (wife #2)

Delbert P atrick P erryman

Mary E leanor E nos

Harold C. P erryman (husband)




Mary Cain Dempsey (w ife)

John P . E nos

S ibil Casort (w ife)

Nathaniel C. E nos

S arah E nos (wife)

Mary Eleanor Enos:(B) 7/18/1911 Conewango

Daughter of George L. and Hilda Garde (Bull) Enos

Wed: Harold C. Perryman:(B) 1908

Children: (5)

Myrna Alice Perryman:(B) 10/5/1929

Wed #1: Robert P. Chapel

Children: (3)

Shirley Leona Chapel:(B) 1950

Burdette C. Chapel:(B) 1955

Daryl Allen Chapel:(B) 1957

Wed #2: Richard Szkutak:(B) 1937

Children: (1)

Michael Szkutak:(B) 1966

Wed #3: Larry Taylor

Faye Elaine Perryman:(B) 2/5/1934

Wed: Glenn Pangborn

Children: (5)

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Doris Elaine Pangborn:(B) 1952

Bruce Pangborn:(B) 1953

Arnella Pangborn:(B) 1954

Arlene Pangborn:(B) 1955

Allen Wesley Pangborn:(B) 1956

Sally Ann Perryman:(B) 5/17/1937

Wed: Frederick J. Turner:(B) 1932

Children: (6)

William F. Turner:(B) 1953

Linda Marie Turner:(B) 1955

Randy James Turner:(B) 1957

Tammy Ann Turner:(B) 1959

Frederick J. Turner Jr.:(B) 1964

Lisa Kaye Turner:(B) 1967

Melvin Harold Perryman:(B) 4/2/1939

Wed #1: Judith Englehart

Wed #2: Janet May McGuire:(B) 1937

Children: (4)

Kelly Ann Perryman:(B) 1958

Wed: Perry Eugene O'Neill

Kerry Ann Perryman:(B) 1960

Wed: William David Pearson

Kevin Harold Perryman:(B) 1962

Kylene May Perryman:(B) 1966

Delbert Patrick Perryman:(B) 11/7/1940 (D) 9/1942

P hyllis A nn E nos

Leigh D. McIntyre (husband)

Daniel Harlan E nos David Louis E nos

Jason Carl E nos E mily Darnel E nos

Louis Harlan E nos

Diane Joan W olcott (wife)

A lan Clark W olfe

Deborah L. W olfe (wife #1)

Curtis K ent E nos A manda Theresse E nos Jennifer Diane E nos

S herry Diane Murphy (wife #2)

Curtis Clark E nos

Norman V ictor Enos Jr. Timothy P aul E nos

Norman V ictor E nos

K aren Lee B irt (wife)

E verett P aul E nos

Linda Jean S mith (wife)

Leonard Paul Enos (child)

V ictor E nos

E mma Hartley (wife)





John P . Enos


Nathaniel C. E nos

S arah E nos (wife)

Gregory G. Knight (husband #1)

Michael Darren Knight (child)

Cherie Ann Knight (child)

Douglas Evans (husband #2)

Paul Evans (child)

Marsue Ann McIntyre

David Nelson (husband #1) Freeman Mayberry (husband #2)

Freeman L. Mayberry (child)

Frances L. McIntyre

A llen Noel McIntyre

Donald Enos McIntyre

Edith Grace E ickhoff (wife)

Phyllis Ann Enos

Leigh D. McIntyre (husband)

Victor Enos:(B) 8/26/1914 in Cherry Creek

(D) 3/20/1972 in Jamestown, NY


Wed: Emma Hartley:(B) 1915 Youngsville, PA

(D) 7/25/1964 age 49

Children: (5)

Phyllis Ann Enos:(B) 9/29/1938

Wed: 10/9/1959 Lander

Leigh D. McIntyre:(B) 1933

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Children: (3)

Marsue Ann McIntyre:(B) 1960

Wed #1: Gregory G. Knight

Children: (2)

Michael Darren Knight:(B) 1985

Cherie Ann Knight:(B) 1986

Wed: #2. Douglas Evans

Children: (1)

Paul Evans:(B) 1984

Frances L. McIntyre:(B) 1961

Wed #1: David Nelson

Wed #2: Freeman Mayberry

Children: (1)

Freeman L. Mayberry:(B) 1983

Donald Enos McIntyre:(B) 1963

Wed: Edith Grace Eickhoff

Children: (1)

Allen Noel McIntyre:(B) 1964

Louis Harlan Enos:(B) 6/25/1945

Wed: 1/1965

Diane Joan Wolcott:(B) 1945

Daughter of Carl and Thelma (Beumgardner) Wolcott

Children: (4)

Daniel Harlan Enos:(B) 1966

(D) age 8, drown in Lander, PA pond

David Louis Enos:(B) 1966

Jason Carl Enos:(B) 1970

Emily Darnel Enos:(B) 1977

Curtis Clark Enos:(B) 1947

Wed #1: 4/22/1971 Divorced: 6/1972

Deborah L. Wolfe:(B) 1953

Children: (1)

Alan Clark Wolfe:(B) 1971

Wed #2: Sherry Diane Murphy:(B) 1953

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Murphy of Colorado

Springs, CO

Children: (3)

Curtis Kent Enos:(B) 11/1973 Warren General Hospital

Amanda Theresse Enos:(B) 1975

Jennifer Diane Enos:(B) 1978

Norman Victor Enos:(B) 3/1947

Wed: 6/5/1965

Karen Lee Birt:(B) 1946

Children: (2)

Norman Victor Enos Jr.:(B) 1966

Timothy Paul Enos:(B) 1968

Everett Paul Enos:(B) 2/1954

Wed: Linda Jean Smith:((B) 1957

Children: (1)

Leonard Paul Enos:(B) 1978

In the obituary of George Leonard Enos which appeared in the Warren Times

Mirror he was survived by a son, Danny of Tueson and a stepdaughter, Mrs.

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John Randinelli of Warren and his wife, Harriet.

BOY DROWNS AS HE SLIPS INTO SHALLOW POND

LANDER, PA (AP) - An 8 year-old Warren County boy drowned Friday when

he slipped into a shallow pond on a farm near this community, about 10

miles northeast of Warren.

Daniel H. Enos, son of Louis and Diane Enos of Russell RD 1. was

pronounced dead on arrival at a Jamestown, NY Hospital.

State police said the boy was playing on the banks of the pond when

he fell from the bank. His twin brother, David, reportedly attempted to

rescue him but was unsuccessful.

Henry Kane

Mayme Elizabeth Nichols (wife)

Jennie Kane

Carl Burr Atkins (husband)

Janice Louise Kane

James Rogers Kiser (husband)

Robert L. Kane

Robert Kane

Frances (wife)

David Kane

Dorothy Bauer (wife)

Charles Kane

Anna Ibeck (wife)

Lucy Kane

Clarence Beers (husband)

Richard Silas Kane

Catherine Lucks (wife)



John P. Enos

Sibil Casort (wife)

Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Roxanna Matilda Enos:(B) 9/8/1863

Daughter of John P. and Sibil (Casort) Enos

According to family

Wed: David Cain

(D) 11/22/1902 according to Warren County probate records (ID 3-

568) his administrator was his widow. According to a family

Bible, their children spelled the surname Kane. I don't know

when or why the spelling was changed.

Children: (7)

Henry Kane:(B) 3/22/1889

Jennie Kane:(B) 1890

Robert Kane:(B) 1894 (He was 12 when Jennie was 16)

Wed: Frances

Children: (2)

Janice Louise Kane

Wed: 11/6/1979

James Rogers Kiser

Robert L. Kane

Wed: 10/23/1976 Sugar Grove Mission Covenant Church

David Kane:(B) 1900

Charles Kane

Wed: Anna Ibeck of Jamestown, NY

Lucy Kane:(D) 1929

Richard Silas Kane:(B) about 1902

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Thomas Al len Kane

Arlene M. Nelson (wife)

Kris tine E. Kane (child)

Barbara Helen Kane

Larry Trav is (husband)

Wil l iam Franc is Kane Candac e Margaret Kane

J immy Al len Stoddard (husband)

Aus tin F. Stoddard (chi ld)

M ic hael Sc ott Kane Caroly n M arie Kane

Franc is Henry Kane

Eleanor Magdalyn Riggs (wife)

Robert Louis Kane

Elinor A Carls on (wi fe #1)

Franc es Theresa Spear (wife #2)

John Thomas Kane

Norberta M. Stock ton (wife #1)

Lois Dove (wi fe #2)

Louis Kane

Bradley J ames Kane Kimbery Jan Kane

J i l l Roz ann Kane Berry Sc ott Kane

J ames Bernard Kane

J anet Ev ely n Carls on (wife)

Henry Kane

Mayme El iz abeth Nic hols (wi fe)

Henry Kane:(B) 3/22/1889 Akeley, PA

(D) 3/17/1967

(I) St. Joseph's Cemetery, Warren, PA

Son of David and Roxanna Matilda (Enos) Cain

Wed: 6/25/1919

Mayme Elizabeth Nichols:(B) 12/14/1892 Scandia

(D) 2/1/1973 in Warren General Hospital after her clothing

caught fire from a stove at home

(I) St. Joseph's Cemetery, Warren, PA

Daughter of George and Mary (McMahon) Nichols

On the application for a marriage license, Henry gave his

mother's maiden name as Mary Enos

Children: (5)

Francis Henry Kane:(B) 1920

Robert Louis Kane:(B) 1922

John Thomas Kane:(B) 1924

Louis Kane

James Bernard Kane:(B) 2/15/1931

Wed: 6/6/1957

Janet Evelyn Carlson:(B) 1936

Children: (4)

Bradley James Kane:(B) 1958

Kimbery Jan Kane:(B) 1960

Jill Rozann Kane:(B) 1963

Berry Scott Kane:(B) 1967

Francis Henry Kane:(B) 1920

Son of Henry and Mayme Elizabeth Nichols Kane

Wed: 7/17/1948

Eleanor Magdalyn Riggs:(B) 1927

Daughter of Stanley and Margaret (Allison) Riggs

Children: (6)

Thomas Allen Kane:(B) 1948

Wed: Arlene M. Nelson

Children: (1)

Kristine E. Kane:(B) 1983

Barbara Helen Kane:(B) 1950

Wed: Larry Travis

William Francis Kane:(B) 1956

Candace Margaret Kane:(B) 1959

Wed: Jimmy Allen Stoddard

Children: (1)

Austin F. Stoddard:(B) 1989

Michael Scott Kane:(B) 1961

Carolyn Marie Kane:(B) 1965

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M ark Stephen Kane

Vio le t Al lens on (wi fe )

M eeghan El len Kane (c h i ld)

J enn i fe r Kay Ludwic k Tim othy Way ne Ludwic k

Brenda Fay e Ludwic k

Patric ia Ann Kane

M ic k ey Alan Ludwic k (hus band)

M ari ly n J o Weis er (wi fe #1)

M is ti Dawn Kane (c h i ld)

Barbara Sue Hagberg (wi fe #2)

El iz abeth Ann Kane (c h i ld)

Robert Lou is Kane J oanne M arie Kane

Gary Alan Col l ins (hus band)

Brian Col l ins (c h i ld )

J an ic e Lou is e Kane

J am es Roger Kis er (hus band)

Chris tine Karen Kane

Sc ott Dav id Kane

Robert Lou is Kane

El inor A Carls on (wi fe #1)

Franc es Theres a Spear (wi fe #2 )

(a l l c h i ld ren wi th Franc es )

Sharlene Ray Kane

Gary Bly nt (hus band)

M arlene Sue Kane

George R. Sam ple III (hus band)

Laurene Bec k ie Kane

Pierre Gene P. Paris (hus band)

Norlene Ann Kane

Bradley J . Rus s el l (hus band)

Norberta M . Stoc k ton (wi fe #1)

L inda Ann Kane

A. M artin Ec k m an (hus band)

Shai ly n Rae Ec k m an (c hi ld)

J am es M artin Kane

F. Randa l l Sc o tt Kane

Lo is Dov e (wi fe #2)

J ohn Thom as Kane

Henry Kane

M ay m e El iz abeth Nic ho ls (wi fe )

Robert Louis Kane:(B) 1922


Wed #1: Elinor A Carlson:(B) 1926

Divorced: 1948

Wed #2: 4/22/1950

Frances Theresa Spear:(B) 1924

Children: (7)

Mark Stephen Kane:(B) 1950

Wed: Violet Allenson

Children: (1)

Meeghan Ellen Kane:(B) 1975

Patricia Ann Kane:(B) 1951

Wed: Mickey Alan Ludwick:(B) 1951

Children: (3)

Jennifer Kay Ludwick:(B) 1971

Timothy Wayne Ludwick:(B) 1972

Brenda Faye Ludwick:(B) 1977

Robert Louis Kane:(B) 1/1/1953

Wed #1: 7/15/1972

Divorced: 7/1975

Marilyn Jo Weiser:(B) 1952

Children: (1)

Misti Dawn Kane:(B) 1953

Wed #2: 10/23/1976 Mission Covenant Church, Sugar Grove, PA

Barbara Sue Hagberg:(B) 1952

Children: (1)

Elizabeth Ann Kane:(B) 1980

Joanne Marie Kane:(B) 1953

Wed: Gary Alan Collins:(B) 1951

Children: (1)

Brian Collins:(B) 1975

Janice Louise Kane:(B) 1955

Wed: 11/6/1976 Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Warren, PA

James Roger Kiser:(B) 1954

Son of Almond Kiser

Children: (1)

Kiser:(B) 1980

Christine Karen Kane:(B) 1958

Scott David Kane:(B) 1962

John Thomas Kane:(B) 1924


Wed #1: 6/25/1949 Corry, PA

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Norberta M. Stockton:(B) 1929

Daughter of Leonard and Hellen (Carroll) Stockton

Children: (4)

Sharlene Ray Kane:(B) 1950

Wed: Gary Blynt

Marlene Sue Kane:(B) 4/10/1951

Wed: 7/21/1973

George R. Sample III

Laurene Beckie Kane:(B) 4/7/1952 or 1953

Wed: 10/23/1976 St. Elizabeth Church, Corry, PA

Pierre Gene P. Paris:(B) 1952

Norlene Ann Kane:(B) 1954

Wed: Bradley J. Russell

Wed #2: Lois Dove:(B) 1966

Children: (3)

Linda Ann Kane:(B) 1961

Wed: A. Martin Eckman

Children: (1)

Shailyn Rae Eckman:(B) 1986

James Martin Kane:(B) 1962

F. Randall Scott Kane:(B) 1966

Will iam F. Atk ins

Gwendolyn M. Winner (wife)

Jenni fer Lou Rea

Richard S. Rea

Wil l iam H. Rea

M ary Carole Hags trom

W. Richard Rea (husband)

Herbert M Hagstrom (husband #1)

Janice M. Baker

Roxie L. Baker

Joan M. Baker

Harry L. Baker (husband #2)

Lucy Kathryn Atk ins

Carol Atk ins

Al Egris (husband)

Linda Atk ins

Ronald Nuhfer (husband)

Chery l Atk ins

Will iam Irwin (husband)

Jeffrey Scott Atk ins

Andrea Sue Rossman (wife)

Carl Burr Atk ins

Dorothy M. Bojack

Conrad King

Emily Shank (wife)

Heather Eileen King (child)

Cy nthia King

Tina King Douglas King

Craig King

Harry Mil lard King J r.

Gay le Ladner (wife)

Edward C. King

Robert King

Barbara King

James Palumbo (husband)

Minnie Atk ins

Harry Mil lard King Sr. (husband)

Luc i l le Atk ins

Harry Baker (husband)

Jennie Kane

Carl Burr Atk ins (husband)

Roxanna Mati lda Enos


John P. Enos

Sibi l Casort (wife)

Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Jennie Kane:(B) 1890

(D) 1950

Daughter of David and Roxanna Matilda (Enos) Cain

Wed: Carl Burr Atkins:(B) 7/16/1887 Gouldtown

(D) 3/30/1973 Warren General Hospital

Children: (5)

William F. Atkins:(B) 1916

Wed: Gwendolyn M. Winner

Lucy Kathryn Atkins:(B) 1917

Wed #1: Herbert M Hagstrom:(B) 1914

Children: (1)

Mary Carole Hagstrom:(B) 1940

Wed: W. Richard Rea

Children: (3)

Jennifer Lou Rea

Richard S. Rea

William H. Rea

Wed #2: Harry L. Baker

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Children: (3)

Janice M. Baker

Roxie L. Baker

Joan M. Baker

Carl Burr Atkins:(B) 1919

Wed: Dorothy M. Bojack

Children: (4)

Carol Atkins

Wed: Al Egris

Linda Atkins

Wed: Ronald Nuhfer

Cheryl Atkins

Wed: William Irwin

Jeffrey Scott Atkins

Wed: Andrea Sue Rossman

Minnie Atkins:(D) 1967

Wed: Harry Millard King Sr.:(B) 1905

Children: (4)

Harry Millard King Jr.:(B) 1927 (D) 1980

Wed #1: Yetive Burch:(B) 1929

Children: (3)

Craig Carl King:(B) 1947 (D) 1964

Cynthia Diana King:(B) 1949

Wed: Rudy E. McCray:(B) 1949

Children: (2)

Ryan McCray:(B) 1973

Wed: Stacey Wysong

Christi McCray:(B) 1975

Wed: Daniel Williams

Conrad Harry King:(B) 1956 (D) 2010

Wed: Emily Shank

Children: (2)

Heather Eileen King:(B) 1982

Christopher King

Wed #2: Gayle Ann Ladner

Children: (2)

Tina L. King

Wed: Ronald Leckfor

Douglas King

Wed: Janine DeMario

Children: (4)

Sarah King

Nicholas King

Jacob King

Ethan King

Edward C. King

Wed: Tory LeTrent

Children: (2)

Mary Beth King

Melanie King

Robert King

Wed: DeAnn Swanson

Children: (4)

Mark King

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Gail King

Holly King

Michelle King

Barbara King

Wed: James Palumbo

Children: (4)

Melissa Palumbo

Michelle Palumbo

Theresa Palumbo

James Palumbo

Lucille Atkins:(D) 1970

Wed: Harry Baker

Carrisa K ane

S uzanne K ane

Larrie K ane

Lawrence Gene K ane

A rlene B ue (wife)

David K ane Jr.

Joan Marie Lundberg (wife)

Charles Herbert K ane

Carol S ue K night (wife)

Richard E . Hulings

Lee Hulings

Hazel Hulings

K aren Hulings

B etty Jane K ane

A lton L. Littlefield (husband)

Helen K ane Hazel K ane

W.M. Lacy (husband)

David K ane

Dorothy B auer (wife)

Roxanna Matilda E nos


John P . E nos

S ibil Casort (w ife)

Nathaniel C. E nos

S arah E nos (wife)

David Kane:(B) 1900


Wed: 2/2/1921 age 21

Dorothy Bauer:(B) 1902

Children: (6)

Lawrence Gene Kane:(B) 1926

Wed: Arlene Bue

Children: (3)

Carrisa Kane

Suzanne Kane

Larrie Kane

David Kane Jr.:(B) 1929

Wed: 5/3/1952 Warren, PA

Joan Marie Lundberg:(B) 1932

Charles Herbert Kane:(B) 6/29/1931 Tidioute

Wed: 10/16/1954 Tidioute

Carol Sue Knight:(B) 1936

Betty Jane Kane:(B) 1933

Wed: Alton L. Littlefield

Children: (4)

Richard E. Hulings

Lee Hulings

Hazel Hulings

Karen Hulings

Helen Kane

Hazel Kane

Wed: W.M. Lacy

When David Kane Sr. filed his marriage license application he

gave his mother's maiden name as Mary Enos.

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Kenne th Anders on

J ane Anders on

Nanc y M . Beers

Gi lbert Eric Anders on (hus band)

Ray m ond C. Sh ie ld

Suz ann Luc y Sh ie ld

J am es El i Yov ic h (hus band)

Tim othy Cla i r Yov ic h (c h i ld )

M i ld re d Ce c e l ia Be e rs

Ray m ond George Shie ld (hus band)

Danie l Bidwel l

Gary Bidwel l

L inda Bidwel l

He len Bee rs

Loren Bidwel l (hus band)

Dan ie l Ed wa rd Sh ie ld

J a ne l l e Alex a Sh ie ld

Ca ry n Din e s e Sh ie ld

Denn is Sh ie ld

Re is s a Bogun (wi fe )

Haz e l Be e rs

Edward Shie ld (hus band)

Bertha Beers

Lev i Carls on (hus band)

Inez Beers

Luc y Kane

Clarenc e Beers (hus band)

Rox anna M ati lda Enos

Dav id Cain (hus band)

J ohn P. Enos

Sib i l Cas ort (wi fe )

Na than ie l C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wi fe )

Lucy Kane:(D) 1929

Daughter of David and Roxanna Matilda (Enos) Cain

Wed: Clarence Beers:(B) 3/13/1878 Clarington, PA

(D) 10/4/1956 home of his daughter Bertha

Children: (6)

Nancy M. Beers:(B) 6/20/1906

(D) 12/21/1973 Dansville, PA

Wed: 1937

Gilbert Eric Anderson:(B) 1905

Children: (2)

Kenneth Anderson

Jane Anderson

Mildred Cecelia Beers:(B) 1914

Wed: Raymond George Shield:(B) 1918

Children: (2)

Raymond C. Shield:(B) 1946

Suzann Lucy Shield:(B) 1949

Wed: James Eli Yovich:(B) 1948

Children: (1)

Timothy Clair Yovich:(B) 1953

Helen Beers

Wed: Loren Bidwell

Children: (3)

Daniel Bidwell

Gary Bidwell

Linda Bidwell

Hazel Beers

Wed: Edward Shield

Children: (1)

Dennis Shield

Wed: Reissa Bogun

Children: (3)

Daniel Edward Shield:(B) 1971

Janelle Alexa Shield:(B) 1974

Caryn Dinese Shield:(B) 1980

Bertha Beers

Wed: Levi Carlson

Inez Beers: Capt. - Army Nurse Corps

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Donna Hawks

Debbie Hawks

Dennis Hawks

Janice Marie Kane

Ross Albert Hawks (husband)

Lois Catherine Kane

Steven L. Stoddard (husband)

Raymond Harold Kane

Robin Lynn Henderson (wife)

B rian Kane

Raymond Lewis Kane

Melencia Rose Bachko (wife)

Richard Joseph Kane Mindy Kane

Crystal L. Grover Kevin Grover

Chad Grover Carolyn Grover

Michelle Grover S teven Scott Kane

Laura Lynn Williams (wife)

Richard Fred Kane

Gay Lorraine Knowlton (wife)

Scott W illiam Lyon

Nancy R. Kane

William B. Lyon (husband)

Richard S ilas Kane

Catherine Lucks (wife)



John P. Enos


Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Richard Silas Kane:(B) about 1902


Wed: Catherine Lucks:(B) Switzerland

Children: (4)

Janice Marie Kane:(B) 9/30/1938 Russell, PA

Wed: 8/30/1958

Ross Albert Hawks:(B) 1937

Children: (3)

Donna Hawks

Debbie Hawks

Dennis Hawks

Raymond Lewis Kane:(B) 9/14/1940 Russell, PA


Melencia Rose Bachko:(B) 1943

Children: (3)

Lois Catherine Kane

Wed: Steven L. Stoddard

Raymond Harold Kane

Robin Lynn Henderson

Brian Kane

Richard Fred Kane:(B) 5/22/1946


Gay Lorraine Knowlton:(B) 1944

Children: (8)

Richard Joseph Kane:(B) 1976

Mindy Kane

Crystal L. Grover

Kevin Grover

Chad Grover

Carolyn Grover

Michelle Grover

Steven Scott Kane

Wed: Laura Lynn Williams

Nancy R. Kane

Wed: William B. Lyon

Children: (1)

Scott William Lyon:(B) 1984

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Elizabeth (Bull) Enos

Charles, daughter, and

Margaret Enos Frank A. and

Mary L Enos Benjamin Enos

Ephriam, Charles, and

Clara Enos

Abram and Elizabeth

Enos

ENOS BROTHERS: James

Enos (front); Ephriam, Frank,

and Fred Enos (back)

Arthur C. St Clair

Hosea C. St Clair (husband #1)

Herbert L. Turner

Frankie Mae Turner

Ben D. Turner

James Shields Turner (husband #2)

Sarah Jane Enos

wife #1

Benjamin James Enos

Lottie Bradbury (husband)

Ward and James (children)

Annie Enos

Levi Jones (husband #1)

Marshell M. Jones (child)

Jonathan Wixson (husband #2)

Mary Ann (Minnie) Enos

Charles Harrison Lawrence Enos

Margaret Green (wife)

Ephriam E. Enos

Clara Schuler (wife)

Abraham L. Enos

Nellie Enos

Edith Enos

Floyd Enos

Howard Enos

Rose Enos

Mary L. Burch (wife #1)

Lester Ormal Enos

Lyle B. Enos

Myrtle Madaline Enos

Mary Lena Barlow (wife #2)

Frank Abner Enos

Fred W. Enos Nellie C. Enos

Bessie L. Enos

Emmett Robbins (husband)

Elizabeth (Betsy, Bettie) Bull (wife #2)

Abram Enos

Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

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Abram A. Enos:(B) 7/10/1834 on Quaker Hill, Warren Co. PA

(D) 10/5/1889 Dropsy

(I) Quaker Hill Cemetery, Warren County, PA

Son of Nathaniel and Sarah Enos

He served with Company F. 151st Regt. Vol. Infantry - PA from

9/20/1862 to 7/27/1863. He enrolled at Busti and served with the

New York Heavy Artillery Volunteers; Private in Company D. 13th

Regt. in 1864 to 1865. He was injured at Bull Run and Gettysburg

and had typhoid fever while he was in the Army.

Wed #1:

Children: (1)

Sarah Jane Enos known as Jennie:(B) 1853

Wed #1: Hosea C. St Clair:(B) 1848

Children: (1)

Arthur C. St Clair:(B) 1874

Wed #2: James Shields Turner

Children: (3)

Herbert L. Turner:(B) 1879

Frankie Mae Turner:(B) 1881

Ben D. Turner:(B) 1891

Wed #2: 11/8/1857

Elizabeth (Betsy, Bettie) Bull:(B) 3/23/1839 Islangton Parish of

London, England

(D) 1/8/1927 age 88

(I) Hale Cemetery, Akeley, PA

Daughter of Benjamin Bull

Children: (9)

Benjamin James Enos:(B) 6/23/1858 Jamestown, NY

Wed: 1/18/1886 Aspen, CO

Lottie Bradbury

Children: (2)

Ward and James

Annie Enos:(B) 1/6/1860 Elk Township, Warren County, PA

(D) 1936

Lyle Enos

Mabel Robbins

Henry Ellis (husband)

Martha Robbins

Donald Turney (husband)

David LeRoy Robbins

Carol Jeanne Gowan (wife)

William Emmett Robbins

Elizabeth Cattin (wife)

Samual Patrick Moore

Phyllis Joyce Robbins

Robert Capp Moore (husband)

James Marshall Robbins

Blanch Dean (wife)

Raymond LeRoy Robbins

Mary Harriette Shannon (wife)

Nellie Robbins

Lawrence Buek (husband)

Ruth Robbins

John Linder (husband)

Ralph Robbins

Edith Nichols

Bessie L. Enos

Emmett Robbins (husband)

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(I) Hale Cemetery, Akeley, PA

Wed #1: Levi Jones: (D) 1886

Children: (1)

Marshell M. Jones (B) 11/4/1883

(D) 1902 accidental gunshot wound

Wed #2: Jonathan Wixson

Mary Ann (Minnie) Enos:(B) 1/4/1862

Ephriam E. Enos:(B) 6/3/1864

(D) 4/15/1943

(I) Fentonville, NY

Wed: 8/9/1888

Clara Schuler:(B) 5/21/1869

(D) 11/3/1926

(I) Fentonville, NY

Children: (1)

Charles Harrison Lawrence Enos:(B) 7/6/1889

(D) 8/13/1922

Wed: Margaret Green

After his death, his wife, took their daughter to

California

Abraham L. Enos:(B) 4/10/1866

(D) 4/2/1867

(I) Quaker Hill Cemetery Warren County, PA with his Father

and grandparents

Frank Abner Enos:(B) 11/14/1867 Pine Grove, PA

(D) 12/17/1954 Little Genesee, NY

(I) Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar, NY

He worked as an assistant for a Veterinary in Russell, PA

He was also a teamster

Wed #1:

Mary L. Burch:(B) 1880 (** DUPLICATED IN BURCH FAMILY

GENEALOGY **)

(D) 1908


Daughter of Chilion and Calista (Phillips) Burch

A homemaker

Children: (5)

Nellie Enos

Edith Enos

Floyd Enos

Howard Enos

Rose Enos:(B) & (D) 10/6/1905

(I) Maple Lawn Cemetery. Bolivar, NY

Wed #2: 3/21/1909 the First Day Baptist Church,

Richburg, NY by Rev. W.N. Mason

Mary Lena Barlow:(B) 1/16/1883 Genesee Forks, PA

(D) 5/15/1959 Little Genesee, NY


Daughter of Andrew Jackson and Pharos Lucertia

Simmons Barlow

She was Baptized Sunday 4/21/1935 by Rev. W.N. Mason,

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Richburg, NY

Children: (3)

Lester Ormal Enos

Lyle B. Enos:(B) 1/5/1914 the Town of Genesee. 12 lbs.

(D) 8/23/1966 Veterans Admin. Hospital, Buffalo.


Never married

Baptized: Sunday, 4/21/1935 Richburg, NY by Rev.

Mason

Had Chicken Pox: 3/12/1932 - 3/24/1932.

Had Toxin & Antitoxin in 1930. Next time to take it.

1934.

Myrtle Madaline Enos

Fred William Enos:(B) 8/16/1870

Nellie C. Enos:(B) 4/2/1872

(D) 5/15/1892

Bessie L. Enos:(B) 10/16/1873

Wed: Emmett Robbins

Children: (6)

Mabel Robbins:(B) 10/15/1873

Wed: Henry Ellis

Martha Robbins

Wed: Donald Turney

Raymond LeRoy Robbins:(B) 8/1/1900

Wed: Mary Harriette Shannon:(B) 10/14/1901

Children: (4)

David LeRoy Robbins

Wed: Carol Jeanne Gowan

William Emmett Robbins

Wed: Elizabeth Cattin

Phyllis Joyce Robbins

Wed: Robert Capp Moore

Children: (1)

Samual Patrick Moore

James Marshall Robbins

Wed: Blanch Dean

Nellie Robbins

Wed: Lawrence Buek

Ruth Robbins

Wed: John Linder

Ralph Robbins

Wed: Edith Nichols

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Dia ne M a rie Vie re Sharon Ann Vie re

Cla ric e J ane Broaddus

Arnold J os eph Viere (hus band)

Sus an Ric hards on Thom as N. Ric ha rds on Robert K. Ric ha rds on

M ari l y n Broaddus

Ray m ond C. Ric hards on (hus band)

Beatric e E. St Cla i r

Verl in T. Broaddus (hus band)

M i ldred M . St Cla i r

Herm an Sl i Ka is er (hus band)

M ic hae l S. M ac Phers on J am es Ros s M ac Phers on

Dona ld R. M ac Phers on Sc o tt B. M ac Phers on

Patric ia Inez Cas s idy

Donald R. M ac Phers on (hus band)

Patric k R. Webs ter M ars Cas s idy Webs ter

J ohn Cas s idy Webs ter

Co l leen El la Cas s idy

Ben Robert Webs ter (hus band)

Glady s J . St Cla i r

Wendel l P. Cas s idy (hus band)

Kath leen G. St Cla i r

Karen Ly nn St Cla i r

Way ne Arthur St Cla i r

J uan i ta M . Co lbert (wi fe)

Deborah A. St Cla i r

Drue Ann St Cla i r

J ac k Rus s e l l St Cla i r

M artha J ean Hawk ins (hus band)

Claud ia Sue St Cla i r

Cy nthia Ann St Clai r

Charles R. St Cla i r

Haro ld Dean St Cla i r

Sidna Sue Lov e (wi fe)

Charles L . St Cla i r

Ros e Stewart (wi fe )

Flora Hurd St Cla i r

Ewing Hay es M orton (hus band)

Nanc y Ruth Wal ters Ne i l Arthu r Wa l te rs

Dorothy J ean St Cla i r

Harold C. Wal ters (hus band)

Arthur C. St Clai r

Edi th Luc inda Dunning (wi fe)

Sarah J ane Enos

Hos ea C. St Cla i r (hus band #1)

Abram Enos

Nathan ie l C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wi fe)

Arthur C. St Clair:(B) 1874

Son of Sarah Jane Enos and Hosea C. St Clair

Wed: Edith Lucinda Dunning:(B) 1874

Children: (6)

Beatrice E. St Clair:(B) 1896

Wed: Verlin Thomas Broaddus

Children: (2)

Clarice Jane Broaddus:(B) 1929

Wed: Arnold Joseph Viere:(B) 1927

Children: (2)

Diane Marie Viere:(B) 1955

Sharon Ann Viere:(B) 1957

Marilyn Broaddus:(B) 1931 (D) 11/2010

Wed: Raymond C. Richardson:(B) 1929

Children: (3)

Susan Richardson:(B) 1956

Thomas N. Richardson:(B) 1959

Robert K. Richardson:(B) 1961

Mildred M. St Clair:(B) 1897

Wed: Herman Sli Kaiser

Gladys J. St Clair:(B) 1898

Wed: Wendell P. Cassidy

Children: (2)

Patricia Inez Cassidy:(B) 1919

Wed: Donald R. MacPherson:(B) 1919

Children: (4)

Michael S. MacPherson:(B) 1945

James Ross MacPherson:(B) 1948

Donald R. MacPherson:(B) 1952

Scott B. MacPherson:(B) 1956

Colleen Ella Cassidy:(B) 1920

Wed: Ben Robert Webster:(B) 1920

Children: (3)

Patrick R. Webster:(B) 1950

Mars Cassidy Webster:(B) 1952

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John Cassidy Webster:(B) 1954

Charles L. St Clair:(B) 1900

Wed: Rose Stewart

Children: (3)

Wayne Arthur St Clair:(B) 1923

Wed: Juanita M. Colbert:(B) 1925

Children: (2)

Kathleen G. St Clair:(B) 1946

Karen Lynn St Clair:(B) 1951

Jack Russell St Clair:(B) 1925

Wed: Martha Jean Hawkins:(B) 1929

Children: (2)

Deborah A. St Clair:(B) 1950

Drue Ann St Clair:(B) 1953

Harold Dean St Clair:(B) 1929

Wed: Sidna Sue Love:(B) 1931

Children: (3)

Claudia Sue St Clair:(B) 1948

Cynthia Ann St Clair:(B) 1950

Charles R. St Clair:(B) 1952

Flora Hurd St Clair:(B) 1901

Wed: Ewing Hayes Morton

Dorothy Jean St Clair:(B) 1916

Wed: Harold C. Walters

Children: (2)

Nancy Ruth Walters:(B) 1946

Neil Arthur Walters:(B) 1948

Nellie Enos Edith Enos

Rupert D. Williams (husband)

Eugene L. Enos

Gail A. Enos Jill C. Enos

Dana R. Enos

Lois J. Dunn (wife

Floyd Enos

Olga J. Larson (wife)

Howard Enos Rose Enos

Frank Abner Enos


Abram A. Enos


Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Edith Enos:(B) 10/5/1900

(I) Garden of Memories, Hillcrest Memorial Park,

Bakersfield, CA

Daughter of Frank A. and Mary L.(Burch) Enos

Wed: Rupert D. Williams:(B) 2/18/1899. NY

(D) 12/22/1979 Bakersfield, CA

(I) Garden of Memories, Hillcrest Memorial Park, Bakersfield, CA

The live in California.

Floyd M. Enos:(B) 12/18/1903 Bolivar, NY

(D) 2/14/1967 Olean, NY

(I) Chestnut Hill Cemetery. Portville, NY

Edith Enos

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Son of Frank A. and Mary L. (Burch) Enos

Wed: First Methodist Church. Salamanca, NY

Olga J. Larson:(B) 12/19/1904

(D) 11/14/1971


Children: (2)

Eugene L. Enos:(B) 4/17/1925 Portville, NY

(D) 3/6/1944 as result of auto accident


Dana R. Enos:(B) 12/12/1926 Portville, NY

A Sargeant in the US Air Force

8822 Neff St., Houston, TX 77036

Wed:

Lois J. Dunn:(B) 5/28/1927 Albany, NY

Children: (2)

Gail A. Enos:(B) 9/28/1953 Mt. Vernon, OH

Jill C. Enos:(B) 7/16/1962 Santa Maria, CA

ENOS-LARSON

The marriage of Floyd M. Enos, of 423 East State Street, to Miss Olga

J. Larson, 119 South First street, took place Tuesday afternoon in the

First Methodist Church of Salamanca. The ceremony was performed by the

Rev. W.A. Thornton.

Mr. and Mrs. Enos will reside in Portville.

EUGENE L. ENOS

1925-1944

Funeral services for Eugene L. Enos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M.

Enos of this place, were held Saturday afternoon (March 11, 1944), with a

prayer service at the home at two o’clock and further services at the

United Brethren Church at two thirty o’clock. Carl Childs sang,”Beyond

the Sunset,” accompanied by Mrs. L.M. Casler at the Piano. The Rev. L.M.

Casler, pastor, officiated. Burial was in Chestnut Hill Cemetery,

Portville.

Pallbearers were Robert Deschler, Richard Champlin, Duane Glady,

Richard Johnson, Patrick Wiles and Richard Scott. Relatives from out of

town included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Enos, Bolivar; Mrs. Hilma Hauck and

daughter, Betty, Portville; Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Williams, Dallas City,

PA; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Larson, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Larson and son, Akron,

Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Earl DuPuy, Miss Valerie DuPuy, Nunda, NY; Miss

Phyllis Schaefer, Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coons, Fredrick Coons, and

Robert Coons, Jamestown; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson, Frewsburg, NY; Mr.

and Mrs. Harvey Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. George Case and son, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Barlow, Little Genesee, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Vanburg and daughters, Ann

and Carol, Mrs. John Hushand, Mrs. Niles West, Portville. Members of the

Portville High School attended the services in a body. Many other

friends from Portville, Olean and this community also attended.

Eugene L. Enos passed away at 2:15 o’clock on March 9th at St.

Francis Hospital in Olean as the results of a skull fracture which he

sustained in an automobile accident on Monday, March 6th. Eugene was

born in Portville, April 19, 1925 and would have received his diploma in

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June from the Portville High School. At school he was prominent in

athletics and his courteous and genial disposition won him many friends

who will deplore his untimely death. He was a member of the local United

Brethren Church.

Eugene had taken his pre-induction physical examination for the U.S.

Army February 18th, and would have entered the service in a few days.

Surviving, besides his parents is one brother, Dana, at home.

Herbert Walter Pearl Jr.

Christina Pearl (child)

Stephen Pearl

Krispher Pearl (child)

Patrick Pearl Kevin Mark Pearl

Amanda Pearl (child)

Matthew Pearl (child)

Karen Pearl

Cassandra (child)

William (child)

Benjamin Joshua Ky le Dav id Helen Smith Parcels

Patricia Marie Pearl

Dorothy Janette Enos

Herbert Walter Pearl (husband)

Xavior Enos Anthony James Enos Theresa Eunice Enos Howard James Enos

Howard Enos

Eliza Smith (wife #1)

Florence Lucretia Crance (wife #2)

Frank Abner Enos


Abram A. Enos


Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Howard Enos:(B)

Son of Frank A. and Mary L. (Burch) Enos

Wed #1: Eliza Smith:(B)

Children: (3)

Dorothy Janette Enos:(B) 10/1/1939

Wed: Herbert Walter Pearl:(B) 10/17/1932

Children: (6)

Herbert Walter Pearl Jr.:(B) 7/14/1953

Children: (1)

Christina Pearl:(B) 4/12/1978

Stephen Pearl:(B) 4/16/1955

Children: (1)

Krispher Pearl:(B) 2/9/1988

Patrick Pearl:(B) 7/21/1957 (D) 5/10/1991

No children

Kevin Mark Pearl:(B) 6/18/1959

Children: (2)

Amanda Pearl:(B) 4/27/1985

Matthew Pearl:(B) 7/9/1989

Karen Pearl:(B) 11/1/1960

Children: (2)

Cassandra:(B) 7/13/1980

William:(B) 3/1/1982

Patricia Marie Pearl:(B) 5/5/1964

Children: (4)

Benjamin:(B) 2/4/1985

Joshua:(B) 3/3/1986

Kyle:(B) 12/21/1989

David:(B) 12/16/1991

A stepdaughter: Helen Smith Parcels

Xavior Enos

Howard Enos

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Mary Enos

Wed #2: Florence Lucretia Crance:(B) 12/15/1918

Daughter of Harry and Nellie Mabel (Barlow) Crance

Children: (3)

Anthony James Enos:(B) 6/25/1938

Theresa Eunice Enos:(B) 9/18/1939

Howard James Enos:(B) 5/18/1942

Mary Ethel Champlin Florence M. Champlin

Joseph (Josiah) Champlin Jr.

Sharon Allen (wife #1)

Brian, Ronald, Steven, Allen (children)

Sue Phelan (wife #2)

Charles Hamilton Darrin (child)

Ronald Darrin

Lorraine Francis Champlin

Hilbert Darrin (husband #1)

Charles Hamilton (husb #2 - no children

Virginia M. Champlin Lawrence LaRue Champlin

Shirley E. Champlin

Nellie Enos

Joseph (Josiah) Champlin (husband)

Frank Abner Enos


Abram A. Enos


Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Nellie Enos:(B) 2/23/1897 Red House, NY

(D) 5/13/1935 Jones Hosp. Wellsville, NY


Daughter of Frank A. and Mary L. (Burch) Enos

Wed: 6/14/1916 Bolivar, NY

Lorraine Darren and

Dominick Leverne

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Joseph (Josiah) Champlin:(B) 8/23/1890 Windon, PA

(D) 1/8/1956 Bolivar, NY


(** SEE CHAMPLIN GENEALOGY SECTION OF THIS REPORT **)

Wed #2: Dora Baxter. At the time of this marriage, Josiah

was a railroad track worker and later worked in the local

oil fields

Children: (7)

Mary Ethel Champlin

Florence M. Champlin

Joseph (Josiah) Champlin Jr.: (B) 8/17/1919

(D) 7/26/1928 car accident

Lorraine Francis Champlin: (B) 12/31/1921

(D) 12/15/1981 heart attack

(I) Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Olean, NY

Wed #1: Hilbert Darrin (divorced)

Children: (1)

Ronald Darrin

Wed #1: Sharon Allen (divorced)

Children: (4)

Brian, Ronald, Steven, Allen

Wed #2: Sue Phelan

Children: (1)

Charles Hamilton Darrin

Wed #2: 5/3/1958 Bolivar, NY

Charles Hamilton

No children

Virginia M. Champlin: (B) 9/10/1924

(D) 1/4/1942 age 17, carbon monoxide poisoning, Olean, NY


Lawrence LaRue Champlin

Shirley E. Champlin: (B) 11/29/1930

(D) 12/27/1930

NELLIE J. CHAMPLIN

1897-1935

BOLIVAR RESIDENT DIED MONDAY MORNING IN

WELLSVILLE HOSPITAL AFTER FOUR DAYS ILLNESS

Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie J. Champlin, who died in Jones

Memorial Hospital, Wellsville, on Monday morning at 8 o’clock after being

a patient there four days, were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock

from the late home in Bolivar.

The Rev. Walter N. Mason, pastor of the Richburg Baptist Church,

Richburg, officiated. Burial was made in Maple Lawn Cemetery here.

Pallbearers were, George Ackerman, William Osgood, Milton Patterson

and George Case, all of Bolivar.

Among those attending from out of town were; Mrs. Nora Luce and Mr.

and Mrs. John Nicherson, Mrs. Vernie Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Burch

from Onnville, NY; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Eingerbum, Jamestown; Mr. and Mrs.

Harvey Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. George Case, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Champlin from

Little Genesee and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Guilford from Belfast.

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Mrs. Champlin was born at Red House, NY February 23, 1897, the

daughter of Frank and Mary Burch Enos. She had been a resident of

Bolivar and vicinity practically all her life and was a member of the

Richburg Baptist Church.

Surviving are: her husband, Josiah and four children, Ethel, Loraine,

Virginia, and LaRue Champlin; and her father, all of Bolivar. Also one

sister, Mrs. Edith Williams, Dallas City, PA; and two brothers, Howard

Enos, Jordan Hill, and Floyd Enos, Obi; two half-brothers, Lester Enos

and Lyle Enos; one half sister, Miss Myrtle Enos, all of Bolivar, and one

step-sister, Mrs. Joseph Price, Bradford.

FUNERAL HELD AT BOLIVAR HOME

BOLIVAR, May 17. Funeral services for Mrs. Josiah Champlin were

held Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock at her late home in Olean Street,

with Rev. W.N. Mason officiating. Burial was in Maple Lawn Cemetery.

The Pallbearers were: George Case, Milton Patterson, George Ackerman,

and William Osgood.

Among those attending from out of town were; Mr. and Mrs. Rupert

Williams, Dallas City; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Price, Bradford; Mr. and Mrs.

John Burch, Mrs. Nora Luce, Riley Johnson, John W. Condon, Onaville, NY;

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Barlow, Mr. and Mrs. George Case, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin

Champlin, Little Genesee; Mr. and Mrs. G. Guilford, Belfast; Mr. and Mrs.

Virgil Ingalbaum, Jamestown; Mrs. Clyde Scoonover, Mr. and Mrs. Neil

Klein, Mrs. Mary Champlin, Mrs. Ollie Giddings, Mrs. Leo Metz, Richburg.

LORRAINE F. HAMILTON

1923-1981

HINSDALE - Mrs. Lorraine F. Hamilton of the Five Mile Road, Town of

Hinsdale, died Tuesday (Dec. 15, 1981) in her home.

Born in Bolivar on Dec. 31, 1923, she was a daughter of Josiah and

Nellie Enos Champlin. On May 3, 1958 in Bolivar, she married Charles

Hamilton, who survives.

Mrs. Hamilton was a member of Christ United Methodist Church of

Olean; and the File Mile Grange.

Surviving besides her husband, are a son, Ronald Darrin of Cuba; four

grandchildren; a brother, Lawrence Champlin of Olean; and several nieces

and nephews.

Friends may call at the Halwig Funeral Home, 117 Hamilton St., Olean,

today from 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 2 to 7 and 7 to 9 p.m., where

funeral and committal services will be held Friday (Dec. 18, 1981) at 1

p.m. The Rev. Paul Robinson, pastor of the Christ United Methodist

Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Pleasant Valley Cemetery,

Olean.

Memorials if desired, may be made to the Five Mile Grange.

GIRL DEAD, FRIEND FOUND ILL IN ROOM

GAS FUMES BELIEVED TO BE RESPONSIBLE

OLEAN - Jan. 5 - Plans of tow vicinity girls who expected to start

new jobs in this city today resulted tragically when they were found

unconscious this morning in the room they had rented last night, one of

them failing to regain consciousness.

Dead is Virginia Champlin, about nineteen, Richburg, RFD, who failed

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to respond to inhalator treatment by city firemen, and later, application

of the St. Francis Hospital “iron lung.” Her companion, Dorothy Logue,

Franklinville, is still in critical condition in the sam hospital.

Coroner C.J. Hosmer, who is investigating, said the death of the

Champlin girl was apparently caused by carbon monoxide poisoning. He

said that he will withhold the death certificate, pending change in the

condition of Miss Loguie, in hope that she may be able to supply

additional information.

Patrolman George F. Wilson, who answered the call to the rooming

quarters of Mrs. Louella Voorhees at 319 ½ North Union Street, said that

both girls were found in bed in an unconscious state. The door and

window of the third floor were closed and a gas heater was burning

brightly, temperature in the room being high at the time he entered,

Wilson said.

The landlady told police that the girls engaged the room last night,

telling her that they had new jobs in the city today. She said that she

was asked to awaked them at 8:30 a.m. today. When her knocking failed to

arouse the girls, Mrs. Voorhees entered the room by use if a pass key and

found Miss Champlin unconscious and Miss Logue in a semi-conscious

condition. She summoned police.

Miss Champlin resided near Richburg. She leaves her father, a

sister, and a brother. (Special to the Courier-Express, Tuesday, January

6, 1942)

Mary Ethel Champlin:(B) 4/26/1917

(D) 12/31/1966 auto accident


Daughter of Joseph and Nellie (Enos) Champlin

Wed: 6/11/1935

Charles Isaac Lananger:(B) 1918

(D) 12/31/1966 auto accident


Son of Martin and Bessie (Pavne) Lananger

Mary E. Lananger,

age 2 1/2

Geraldine Ada Lananger Darla Jean Lananger

Charles Isaac Lananger Beverly Ann Lananger

James Richard Lananger Thomas R. Lananger

Patricia Mary Lananger Joyce Elaine Lananger

Steven R. Lananger

Mary Ethel Champlin

Charles Isaac Lananger (husband)

Nellie Enos

Joseph Champlin (husband)

Frank Abner Enos


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Children: (9)

Geraldine Ada Lananger

Darla Jean Lananger

Charles Isaac Lananger Jr.

Beverly Ann Lananger

James Richard Lananger:(B) 4/2/1945

(D) 7/20/1953 hit by Mushroom Truck Co. (semi)

truck on Millport, PA bridge


Thomas R. Lananger

Patricia Mary Lananger

Joyce Elaine Lananger

Steven R. Lananger

JAMES R. LANANGER

AGE 8, DIES UNDER WHEELS OF LARGE TRACTOR TRAILER

1945-1953

COUDERSPORT - A Millport boy, eight years old was crushed to death

beneath the wheels of a commercial trailer about 10:30 a.m. Monday

morning. The mishap occurred on a bridge in Millport a hundred feet or

so from the child’s home.

The victim was James Richard Lananger, fourth of nine children of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Lananger. He was a second grade pupil in the Millport

school.

The family had moved to Millport three months ago from Allegany. Mr.

Lananger is employed in Olean. Mrs. Lananger is the former Mary E.

Champlin of Bolivar.

Driver of the truck-trailer was Donald Sick, 40, of 2033 Mill Lane,

Williamsport, PA. The equipment was owned by the Mushroom Trucking

Company of Philadelphia.

Mr. Sick was enroute to Olean on Route 44 when he struck and ran over

the boy on a span over the Oswayo. He was held blameless by Coroner Earl

A. Brown and State Police of Coudersport Barrack. The Coroner returned a

verdict of accidental death.

The truck driver told investigating officers that the child darted

from the left side of the bridge into the path of the heavy vehicle

carrying an eight-ton load. He said he had seen him walking along the

left side of the bridge a minute or two before. As the truck entered the

bridge, the child broke into a run. “Before I knew it he was directly in

front of the truck,” the driver said.

Mr. Sick was traveling about 25 miles per hour. He stopped within 35

or 40 feet, the Coroner and police said.

Death was instantaneous, as far as could be learned. One of the

first to reach the scene was the child’s mother. She said she heard

somebody yell upon the bridge from her home at the north end of the span.

She went up the path leading from the stream to the roadway and saw the

body of her son, she told the deputy Coroner.

The shout she reported hearing was a warning by Mr. Sick to an oil

truck following him. Mr. Sick told the Coroner he had stopped his own

truck and seeing the other vehicle entering the bridge, he feared the

driver hadn’t seen the body and would run over it.

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The driver of the oil truck was identified as a Roulette man. He

stopped the truck in time to keep from striking the child’s body.

Mr. Lananger, who is employed by the Allied Bitmans of Olean, was

notified of the accident immediately. A relative drove to Olean and got

him.

Shortly before the accident, the victim was playing with Jerry Hyde,

son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hyde. The Hydes live near the scene of the

accident on the other side of Route 44. He is believed to have been

going back home when he was killed.

Many of the neighborhood children play on and around the bridge,

Millport residents in the vicinity told Coroner Brown. An unidentified

child narrowly escaped being hit the day before on the bridge, the

Coroner learned last night.

The Lananger boy’s body was removed in a Shinglehouse ambulance and

taken later to Loop Funeral Home, Bolivar, where funeral services will be

held at 2 p.m., Wednesday (July 22, 1953).

Burial will be at Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar.

Isaac Eugene Cook Jr.

Roxanne Clark (wife)

Amanda Lee Cook (child)

Linda Jean Cook

Robert Simpson (husband)

Judy Ann Cook

Timothy Carlin (husband)

Matthew Carlin (child)

Michael Carlin Allen Carlin Robert Carlin Lisa Carlin

Beth Elaine Cook

Bryan Carlin (husband)

Geraldine Ada Lananger

Isaac Eugene Cook (husband)

Mary Ethel Champlin


Nellie Enos


Geraldine Ada Lananger:(B) 5/3/1936 Austin, PA

(D) 12/19/2016, age 80, Raphine, VA


Daughter of Charles Isaac and Mary Ethel (Champlin) Lananger

Worked for Bolivar Central School in Cafeteria

Wed: 8/24/1953

Isaac Eugene Cook:(B) 2/13/1938 Bolivar, NY

(D) 12/22/1986 Cuba Hospital, Cuba, NY of lymphoma cancer


Son of Isaac and Lena Cook Garthwaite

Children: (4)

Isaac Eugene Cook Jr.:(B) 9/18/1957 Mountain Clinic. Olean, NY

Wed #1: Roxanne Clark (Divorced)

Children: (1)

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Amanda Lee Cook:(B) 12/8/1977

Wed #2: Susan Connor

Linda Jean Cook:(B) 4/10/1960 Mountain Clinic. Olean, NY

Wed: 8/23/1981 to Robert Simpson

Children: (1)

Jennifer:(B) 1/2/1998 Germany

Judy Ann Cook:(B) 12/6/1963 Mountain Clinic. Olean, NY

Wed: 6/9/1983 to Timothy Carlin

Children: (2)

Matthew Carlin:(B) 2/18/1983

Samantha Star Carlin:(B) 1/2/1974

Beth Elaine Cook:(B) 9/25/1965 Cuba Hospital. Cuba, NY

Wed: 1985 to Bryan Carlin (Divorced 1995)

Children: (4)

Michael Carlin:(B) 2/24/1985

Allen Carlin:(B 5/14/1989

Robert Carlin:(B) 5/25/1991

Lisa Carlin:(B) 4/6/1993

GERALDINE A. COOK

1936-2016

RAPHINE, VA - Geraldine A. Cook, 80, of 705 Lofton Road and a former

Bolivar, NY resident, passed away Monday (December 19, 2016) in the

Augusta Nursing and Rehabilitation Center following a lengthy illness.

She was born May 3, 1936 in Austin, PA. She was a daughter of

Charles and Ethel Champlin Lananger.

Geraldine married Isaac Cook on August 23, 1953. Mr. Cook preceded

her in death December 22, 1986.

Geraldine was employed by Bolivar Central School in the cafeteria

department from 1969 until her retirement in 1998.

Surviving are four children, Isaac E. (Susan Connor) Cook, Jr. of

Raphine, VA; Linda (Robert) Simpson of O’Fallon, IL; Judy (Tim) Carlin of

Wellsville, NY; and Beth Cook of Churchville; eight grandchildren; three

great-grandchildren; three sisters, Jean Stives of Bolivar, Patricia

Jackson of Friendship, and Joyce (Oscar) Gaines of Bolivar; three

brothers, Charles Lananger of Bolivar, Thomas (Mary) Lananger of Bolivar,

and Stephen (Donna) Lananger of Shinglehouse, PA; and several nieces and

nephews.

Funeral and committal services will be held Wednesday (December 28,

2016) at 1 p.m. in the Schaffner Funeral Home, Inc., Bolivar. The Rev.

David Herne of Heritage Aflame Ministries will officiate. Burial will be

in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar.

Memorials to a charity of the donor’s choice would be appreciated by

the family.

ISAAC COOK

1928-1986

BOLIVAR - Isaac Cook, 58, of 111 N. Main St., died Monday (Dec. 22,

1986) in Cuba Memorial Hospital following a lengthy illness.

Born, Feb. 13, 1928, in Bolivar, he was the son of Isaac and Lena

Cook Garthwaite. On Aug. 23, 1953, in Shinglehouse, PA, he married the

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former Geraldine Lananger, who survives.

Mr. Cook had been employed by Dresser Clark in Olean for 34 years

prior to retirement. He was a veteran of World War II, having served

with the Army Air Corps.

Surviving besides his widow are a son, Isaac E. Cook, Jr. of Crozet,

VA; three daughters, Linda Simpson of Elgin Air Force Base, FL, Judy

Carlin of Wellsville and Beth Carlin of Charlottesville, VA; three

grandchildren; a brother Ralph Cook of Sugar Grove, PA; and several

nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Schaffner Funeral Home, Inc., Bolivar, Friday

from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. where funeral services will be held Saturday

(Dec. 27, 1986) at 11 a.m. Pastor Daniel Owen of the Millport United

Methodist Church will officiate. Burial will be in Maple Lawn Cemetery,

Bolivar.

Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society.

Mikel Lewis Gaines (children)

Timothy Geno Gaines

Valerie Jean Gaines

Wilber Raymond Gaines

Darla Jean Lananger

Geno Rich (husband #1)

Wilber Gaines (husband #2)

David Lananger (children)

Erie D. Lananger

Joyce L. Lananger

Charles I. Lananger III

Charles Isaac Lananger

Freada Helen Bundy (wife)

Mary Ann Lawton (children)

Karen Kay Lawton

Nancy Lee Lawton

Robert Charles Lawton,Gerald William Lawton

Beverly Ann Lananger

Leonard H. Lawton (husband)

Thomas R. Lananger

Mary Schultz (wife)

Randy T. Lananger (child)

Mary Ethel Lananger (child)

Daniel Mark McGavish (children)

Teresa Mary McGavish

Cynthia Lee McGavish

Otto John McGavish, Timothy McGavish


John McGavish (husband)

Frederick William Gaines (children)

Oscar Ernest Gaines Jr.

Jason Reed Gaines

Christopher Bryan Gaines

Joyce Elaine Lananger

Oscar Gaines (husband)

Stacy Lynn Lananger (children)


Stephany Joy Lananger

Steven Russell Lananger Jr.

Steven R. Lananger

Sandra Clark (wife #1)

Pamela Joy Schultz (wife #2) 4 children

Donna D. Herrick Coleman (wife #3)

Mary Ethel Champlin


Nellie Enos


Darla Jean Lananger:(B) 6/16/1939


Wed #1: 1954 to Geno Rich (Divorced)

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Wed #2: 10/20/1960

Wilber Gaines:(B)

Children: (4)

Mikel Lewis Gaines:(B) 1/2/1955

Wed: Daya

Timothy Geno Gaines:(B) 3/10/1956 Bradford, PA

(D) 12/24/2017, age 61, Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville,

NY

Worked in oil industry

Children:(5)

Curtis Henderson

Matt Weaver

Tabitha Rattler

Brandon (Loretta) Gaines

Chasity (Ivan) Copenhaver

Valerie Jean Gaines:(B) 7/29/1958

Wed: Harold Small

Wilber Raymond Gaines:(B) 3/20/1960

Wed #3: 11/3/1974, in Bolivar

Lawrence H. Stives:(B) 11/30/1944 Shinglehouse, PA

(D) 1/16/2011, age 66, Jones Memorial Hosp., Wellsville, NY


Son of Harold and Catherine Clark Stives

Retired in 2007 from Heritage Cutlery in Bolivar

TIMOTHY GENO GAINES

1956-2017

BOLIVAR - Timothy G. Gaines, 61, of 156 Reed St., passed away Sunday,

Dec. 24, 2017, in Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville.

Born March 10, 1956, in Bradford, Pa., he was the son of Wilbur and

Jean Lananger Gaines and the stepson of Lawrence Stives.

Tim spent many years working in the oil industry throughout Oklahoma

and Texas. Upon returning to his hometown of Bolivar, he became an avid

outdoorsman. He enjoyed dancing and being with friends. He has many

special friends that will forever remember Tim and will always carry his

memory in their hearts.

Surviving are his mother, Jean Stives of Bolivar; five children,

Curtis Henderson, Matt Weaver, Tabitha Rattler, Brandon (Loretta) Gaines

and Chasity (Ivan) Copenhaver; 11 grandchildren, Britanny, Destiny,

Justin, Timothy, Hayley, Jerimia, Hailey, Lexi, Bryannan, Wyatt and

Jocelyn; two great-grandchildren; two brothers, Michael (Daya) Gaines and

Wilbur Gaines Jr.; and two sisters, Valerie (Harold) Small and Tonya

(Rahamon) Phillips.

Memorial services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday (Feb. 24, 2018) at

the Bolivar Fire Hall. Pastor David Herne, of Heritage AFlame Ministries,

will officiate. Burial in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar. Funeral

arrangements are under the direction of the Schaffner Funeral Home Inc.,

Bolivar.

LAWRENCE H. "LARRY" STIVES

1944-2011

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BOLIVAR - Lawrence H. "Larry" Stives, 66, of 79 Olive Street passed

away Sunday (January 16, 2011) at Jones Memorial Hospital in Wellsville

following a lengthy illness.

Born November 30, 1944, in Shinglehouse, PA, he was a son of Harold

and Catherine Clark Stives. On November 3, 1973, in Bolivar, he married

the former Jean Lananger, who survives.

Larry was employed for many years by Heritage Cutlery in Bolivar,

retiring in 2007.

Surviving besides his wife and his mother, Catherine Stives of

Wellsville, are his five children, Mike (Daya) Gaines of Wellsville,

Timothy Gaines of West Clarksville, Valerie (Harold) Small of Sumrall,

MS, Wilber Gaines of Tampa, FL, and Tonya (Rahamon) Phillips of El Paso,

TX; 10 grandchildren, several great-grandchildren; three brothers, Donald

(Doris) Stives of Bolivar, William Stives of Wellsville, and Roger

(Debbie) Stives of Bolivar; and four sisters, Beverly Murray and Susan

Stives, both of Bolivar, Darlene (Russ) Montillo of California and

Valerie (Fred) Galbreath of Bolivar.

He was predeceased by three brothers, Harold, Gerald, and Stuart

Stives; and a sister, Cecelia ("Twink") Jenkins.

Friends may call Wednesday from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Schaffner Funeral

Home Inc., Bolivar, where funeral services will be held Thursday (January

20, 2011) at 2 p.m. The Reverend David Herne of Heritage Aflame

Ministries will officiate. Burial will be in Maple Lawn Cemetery,

Bolivar.

Memorials to the Bolivar Ambulance Fund or Richburg Ambulance would

be appreciated by the family.

Charles Isaac Lananger Jr.:(B) 3/25/1942 Coudersport, PA

(D) 12/26/2017, age 75, at home, Richburg, NY

(I) Homer Cemetery, Inez, PA

Son of Charles Isaac and Mary Ethel (Champlin) Lananger

Employed at Mapes Woodworking in Wellsville and Damascus Tannery and

Quaker State in Coudersport; a security guard for Pinkerton Burns

Security; as a constable in Oswayo, PA, dog warden for the town

of Willing

Wed: 4/13/1963 (DIVORCED in 1984)

Freda Helen Bundy:(B) 7/13/1944

Children: (4)

David Loyd Lananger:(B) 7/28/1963

Wed: Susan Roth: (B) 1962

Children: (1)

Ruby Lynn: (B) 11/29/1994

Eric Scott Lananger:(B) 1/26/1965

Wed: 9/3/1983 Patty Jackson

Children: (3)

Erica Lynn: (B) 3/21/1985

Eric, Jr.: (B) 8/26/1986

Eiren: (B) 9/16/1993

Joyce L. Lananger:(B) 7/6/1967

Wed: Brian Douglas

Children: (1)

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Sara Ryan: (B) 2/1/1986

Charles I. Lananger III:(B) 3/17/1973

Wed #1: Tamy Densmore (divorced)

Children: (2)

Taylor: (B) 6/29/1993

Dylan: (B) 1/7/1995

Wed #2: Kristy Humphreys

Children: (1)

Janekke: (B) 9/15/2000

Wed #3: Melissa ?

Wed #2: 9/14/1991 in Wellsville, NY

Luella Cramer (Fanton):(B) 1/19/1931 town of Willing

(D) 4/4/2011, age 80, at home in Wellsville, NY

(I) Stannards Cemetery

Daughter of Lewis and Mildred Buchholz Fanton

Employed by the Modern Laundry, Rosser’s Laundry, Mapes

Woodworking for 28 years and Argentieri Brothers Inc.,

all of Wellsville.

CHARLES I. LANANGER, JR

1942-2017

RICHBURG - Charles I. Lananger Jr., 75, of 2613 Harland Ames Road,

passed away on Tuesday (Dec. 26, 2017) at home, following a lingering

illness.

He was born on March 25, 1942, in Coudersport, Pa., the son of the

late Charles and Ethel "Mary" (Champlin) Lananger Sr.

Charlie was formerly employed at Mapes Woodworking in Wellsville and

Damascus Tannery and Quaker State in Coudersport. He also worked as a

security guard for Pinkerton Burns Security, as a constable in Oswayo,

Pa. and as the dog warden for the town of Willing. He was a former

caretaker of the Eulalia Cemetery in Coudersport and for the past 17

years, he was the caretaker of Stannards Cemetery in Willing.

He was past president and member of the New Building Committee for

the Willing Volunteer Fire Department.

He is survived by his loving companion, Helen "Fredia" (Bundy) Rankin

of Richburg; four children, David Lananger of Cuba, Eric Lananger of

Richburg, Joyce Lananger of Bolivar and Charles (Melissa) Lananger of

Bradford, Pa.; nine grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; five siblings,

Jean Stives of Bolivar, Tom (Mary) Lananger of Richburg, Patricia (Dave)

Button of Bolivar, Joyce (Oscar) Gaines of Bolivar and Steve (Donna)

Lananger of Little Genesee; as well as several nieces and nephews.

Friends are invited to call from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday (Dec. 28, 2017)

at the J. W. Embser Sons Funeral Home Inc., 34 W. State St. in

Wellsville. A graveside service will be conducted at 11 a.m. Friday (Dec.

29, 2017) in the Homer Cemetery, Inez, Pa.

Please consider memorial donations to the Willing Volunteer Fire

Department, 1995 Route 19, Wellsville, NY 14895.

To leave online condolences, please visit embserfuneralhome.com.

LUELLA L. LANANGER

1931-2011

http://embserfuneralhome.com/

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WELLSVILLE - Luella L. Lananger, 80, of 1728 Covel Road passed away

at home on Monday (April 4, 2011) following a brief illness.

She was born January 19, 1931, in the town of Willing, a daughter of

the late Lewis and Mildred Buchholz Fanton. She was predeceased by her

first husband, Jack Cramer. On Sept. 14, 1991, in Wellsville, she

married Charles I. Lananger, who survives.

Luella was formerly employed by the Modern Laundry, Rosser’s Laundry,

Mapes Woodworking for 28 years and Argentieri Brothers Inc., all of

Wellsville. She was currently employed by the Stannards Cemetery

Association.

She was an honorary member of the Willing Hose Co. #1, a life member

of Morrison-Hayes American Legion Post 702 Auxiliary, Disabled American

Veterans Auxiliary and a member of the Stannards United Methodist Church.

Luella enjoyed working in her flower and vegetable gardens,

crocheting and sewing, and she was a loving wife, mother, and

grandmother.

Surviving besides her husband are two daughters, Brenda (Ray) Dennis

of Wellsville and Ruth (George) Hoffman of Rochester; four stepchildren,

David (Sue) Lananger of Cuba, Eric Lananger of Hornell, Joyce (Brian)

Douglas of Little Genesee and Charles (Melissa) Lananger of Richburg; 15

grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren; a

brother, Robert Fanton of Newport News, VA; a sister, Anna Brown of

Wellsville; a brother-in-law, Bud (Marion) Cramer of Casa Grande, AZ; two

sisters-in-law, Barbara Cramer of Camden, SC, and Beatrice Cramer of

Wellsville; and several nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by a brother, Ralph “Bucky” Fanton; and a sister,

Pauline Fanton.

Friends may call Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the J.W.

Embser Sons Funeral Home Inc., Wellsville. Funeral services will be held

Friday (April 8, 2011) at 2 p.m. in the Stannards United Methodist Church

with Pastor Rocky Mitchell officiating. Burial will be in Stannards

Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Stannards United

Methodist Church or Willing Hose Co. #1.

Online condolences may be made at www.embserfuneralhome.com.

Beverly Ann Lananger:(B) 3/31/1946

(D) 7/21/1996 from cancer


Wed: 5/15/1964

Leonard H. Lawton:(B) 10/1/1942

Children: (5)

Mary Ann Lawton:(B) 3/29/1965 (D) 12/31/1966 Killed in same auto

accident as her grandfather and grandmother

Karen Kay Lawton:(B) 3/1/1966

Wed: Herbert Seward

Nancy Lee Lawton:(B) 2/5/1967

Wed: Frank Langer

Robert Charles Lawton:(B) 11/13/1968, lives in Gowanda, NY

Gerald William Lawton:(B) 4/23/1971

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BEVERLY A. LAWTON

lived most of her life in Friendship

1946-1996

FRIENDSHIP - Beverly A. Lawton, 50, of 40 Queen Ann Street died

Sunday (July 21, 1996) at the Cuba Health Care Facility following a

lengthy illness.

Born March 31, 1946, in Coudersport, Pennsylvania, she was the

daughter of Charles and Mary Champlin Lananger. On May 15, 1963, in

Thurston, she married Leonard Lawton, who survives.

Mrs. Lawton had resided most of her life in Friendship and had

attended Friendship Central School. She had been a teacher’s aide in

Coudersport for several years, and for a short period she was employed at

the Farnsworth Cookie Factory in Cuba. Later she was employed at the

Crown Y Recycling plant in Cuba.

She was a member of the United Church of Friendship, was a member of

the Ischua Grange and was a past member of the Friendship Chamber of

Commerce.

Surviving in addition to her husband are two sons, Robert C. Lawton

of Gowanda, and Gerald W. Lawton of Friendship; two daughters, Karen K.

(Herbert) Seward of Medina, and Nancy L. (Frank) Lanqan Jr., of

Coudersport; six grandchildren; three brothers, Charles (Luella) Lananger

of Hallsport, Thomas (Mary) Lananger of Scio; four sisters, Gerry Cook of

Bolivar, Jean (Larry) Stives of Bolivar, Joyce (Oscar) Gaines of Bolivar,

and Patricia Smith of Friendship; and several nieces and nephews.

She was predeceased by a daughter, Mary Ann Lananger (note: obituary

clearly said “Lananger”.)

Friends may call at the Treusdell Funeral Home, Friendship, from 2 to

4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, where funeral services will be held Wednesday

(July 24, 1996) at 2 p.m. The Reverend Cornelius C. DeGroat, pastor of

the United Church of Friendship, will officiate. Burial will be in the

Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar.

Memorials may be made to the family in care of Nancy Langan, RD1,

P.O. Box 150a, Coudersport, Pennsylvania 16915.

Thomas R. Lananger:(B) 12/15/1947

Son of Charles Isaac and Mary Ethel(Champlin) Lananger

Wed: 6/25/1966

Mary Schultz:(B) 1/26/1950

Children: (2)

Randy T. Lananger:(B) 8/1/1967

Mary Ethel Lananger:(B) 8/10/1970

Patricia Mary Lananger:(B) 7/5/1945

Daughter of Charles Isaac and Mary Ethel(Champlin) Lananger

Wed #1: 7/28/1964 (Divorced)

John McGavisk:(B) 9/25/1929

Children: (5)

Daniel Mark McGavisk:(B) 5/21/1965

Teresa May McGavisk:(B) 6/21/1968

Cynthia Lee McGavisk:(B) 11/9/1970

Wed: 7/21/1991 to Billy Smith

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Otto John McGavisk:(B) 10/31/1972

Timothy E. McGavisk:(B) 1/17/1974 Wellsville, NY

(D) 9/29/1985 when hit by car in Bolivar, NY

Wed #2: Howard B. Gilbert Smith Sr.:(B) 3/28/1927 Olean, NY

(D) 7/28/1995 Buffalo General Hospital, Buffalo, NY

(I) Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Olean, NY

Son of Alva and Ollie Walk Smith

88th Division, US Army World War II veteran. Driver for both

Eisenhower and Hoover.

Employed for many years as a mechanic at General Tire

TIMOTHY E. MCGAVISK

1974-1975

BOLIVAR - Timothy E. McGavisk of 73 Olive St., died Sunday (Sept. 29,

1985) in the Olean General Hospital as a result of injuries sustained in

an automobile-pedestrian accident in Bolivar.

Born Jan. 17, 1974, in Wellsville, he was a son of John R. and

Patricia Lananger McGavisk.

Timothy was a fifth-grade student at Bolivar Central School and had

attended the Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Wellsville.

Surviving besides his father of Bolivar and his mother, Mrs. Howard

(Patricia) Smith of Hinsdale, are two brothers, Otto McGavisk of Bolivar

and Daniel McGavisk of Hinsdale; and two sisters, Teresa McGavisk and

Cynthia McGavisk, both of Hinsdale.

Friends may call at the Halwig Funeral Home, 117 Hamilton St., Olean,

Tuesday, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m., where funeral and committal

services will be held Wednesday (Oct. 2, 1985) at 10 a.m. Maurice Cairns

of the Congregation of Jehovah’s Witnesses in Wellsville will officiate.

HOWARD B. GILBERT SMITH SR

OF CUBA, WORLD WAR II VETERAN

1927-1995

CUBA - Howard G. Smith Sr. of 3782 Heddon Hollow Road, Cuba, died

Friday (July 28, 1995) in Buffalo General Hospital.

He was born March 27, 1927 in Olean, a son of Alva and Ollie Walk

Smith. His wife Patricia Smith of Cuba, survives.

Mr. Smith was a veteran of World War II, serving in the 88th Division,

US Army. During the war he served as a driver for both Eisenhower and

later Hoover.

He was employed for many years as a mechanic at General Tire. Mr.

Smith was a member of the Hinsdale American Legion. He enjoyed playing

Bingo and was an enthusiastic fisherman.

Surviving in addition to his wife are a son, Howard B. (Debra

Hitchcock) Smith Jr. of Cuba; two stepsons, Daniel McGavisk of Cuba and

Otto McGavisk of Portville; two stepdaughters, Teresa Able of Cuba and

Cynthia Smith of Houston, TX; seven grandchildren; three sisters, Grace

Troutman of Buffalo, Florence Brochel of Bliss, and Dora Bergholtz of

Meadville, PA; and many nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his first wife, Harriet Smith; a stepson,

Timothy McGavisk; a sister, Marie Smith; and three brothers, Oliver

Smith, Arthur Smith, and Walter Smith.

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Friends will be received from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the

Halwig Funeral Home, 117 Hamilton St., Olean, where funeral and committal

services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday (July 31, 1995). Pastor Richard

Kester of the Maplehurst Baptist Church will officiate. Burial will be

in Pleasant Valley Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Hinsdale Volunteer

Fire Department.

Joyce Elaine Lananger:(B) 3/6/1951

Daughter of Charles Isaac and Mary Ethel(Champlin) Lananger

Wed #1: Richard Fleming

Wed #2: 1/29/1972 Richburg, NY

Oscar Ernest Gaines:(B) 6/10/1949

Children: (5)

Frederick William Gaines:(B) 2/9/1973 2:10 p.m.

Wed: Karri Ann Doane:(B) 6/2/1977 Wellsville, NY

Children: (4)

Kyle Lewis Gaines:(B) 8/10/1994 Wellsville, NY

Riley James Gaines:(B) 3/23/1995 Wellsville, NY

(D) 3/23/1995

(I) Bolivar, NY

Gary Lee Gaines:(B) 12/30/1996 Wellsville, NY

Frederick William Gaines III:(B) 8/12/1998 6 lbs. 8 oz.

Wellsville, NY

Oscar Ernest Gaines, Jr.:(B) 3/7/1974 7:30 p.m. in Wellsville, 7

lbs. 1 oz.

Wed:

Elizabeth Ann O’Connor

Jason Reed Gaines:(B) 2/12/1979 9:45 a.m., Wellsville, 6 lbs.

8oz.

Children: (3)

Cayden Gaines

Reese Gaines

Kinley Gaines

Christopher Bryan Gaines:(B) 7/29/1985 8:07 a.m., Coudersport,

PA, 7 lbs. 1 oz.

Jeffrey Wade Gaines:(B) 11/23/1975

Wed: Sat. 5/22/1999 2:30 p.m. at United Methodist Church in

Bolivar

Jessica Lynn Sisson:(B) 5/11/1978

Children: (2)

Haley Gaines

Jeff Gaines, Jr.

Steven R. Lananger:(B) 3/13/1953 Olean General Hospital

Son of Charles Isaac and Mary Ethel(Champlin) Lananger

Wed #1: 7/22/1972

Sandra Clark:(B) 9/2/1953

Wed #2: Pamela Joy Schultz:(B) 5/8/1960

Children: (5)

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Kimberly Ann Schultz:(B) 9/1976 stepdaughter

Stacy Lynn Lananger:(B) 7/9/1978

Wed: 10/12/1996 to Victor L. Dickerson

Children: (1)

Sierra Star Dickerson:(B) 1/14/1998

Patricia Mary Lananger:(B) 6/26/1979

Wed: 10/9/1997 to Mike Bowen

Children: (2)

Kyle Michael Lananger:(B) 1/16/1998

Kali Lananger:(B) 1/16/1998

may change name to Bowen

Stephany Joy Lananger:(B) 6/14/1981

Steven Russell Lananger Jr.:(B) 6/14/1981 (younger by 45 minutes)

Wed #3: Donna D. Herrick Coleman:(B) 5/5/1955

Colleena Dawn Bundy:(B) 9/27/1976 stepdaughter

Wed: 5/27/1992 Kevin Nunn (Divorced)

Joseph Michael Champlin

Nancy Marsh (wife)

Bret Josiah Champlin (child)

Aimee Sue Champlin (child)

Kathleen Marie Champlin

Larry Layman (husband)

Jennifer Lynn Layman (child)

Derek Oliver Layman (child)

Jeffery Paul Champlin (children)

David Michael Champlin

Christopher Michael Champlin

Kristina Marie Champlin

Lawrence Edward Champlin

Patricia Bloise (wife #1)

Grace Miele (wife #2)

Kimberly (wife #3)

Brittany Jean Everitt (children)

Kaleena Cayte Everitt

Gail Ann Champlin

Daniel Greeley (husband #1)

James Everitt (husband #2)

Lawrence LaRue Champlin

Betty Mary Geise (wife)

Nellie Enos


Frank Abner Enos

Mary L. Burch

Lawrence LaRue Champlin:(B) 2/28/1926 Bolivar, NY

(D) 3/2/1990 Olean Gen. Hosp. Olean, NY

(I) Mountain View Cemetery, Olean, NY

Son of Joseph and Nellie (Enos) Champlin

World War II veteran

Employed for 19 years by the City of Olean as an equipment operator

before his retirement in 1977

Wed: 2/10/1944

Betty Mary Geise:(B) 12/7/1925 West State Hosp. Olean, NY

(I) Mountain View Cemetery. Olean, NY

Daughter of Merwin Michael and Madaline (Margg) Geise

Children: (4)

Joseph Michael Champlin:(B) 7/19/1947

Wed: 7/11/1970

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Nancy Marsh

Children: (2)

Bret Josiah Champlin:(B) 9/11/1972

Aimee Sue Champlin:(B) 11/30/1974

Kathleen Marie Champlin:(B) 8/21/1950

Wed: 4/12/1969 Larry Layman

Children: (2)

Jennifer Lynn Layman:(B) 9/17/1970

Wed: Hendricson

Derek Oliver Layman(B) 9/8/1972

Lawrence Edward Champlin:(B) 10/20/1952

Wed #1: (Divorced 1975)

Patricia Bloise:(B) 10/1950 Olean, NY

Children: (2)

Jeffery Paul Champlin:(B) 3/13/1969. Son by her 1st

marriage

David Michael Champlin:(B) 4/27/1973 Olean Gen. Hospital

Wed #2: Grace Miele (Divorced 1983)

Children: (2)

Christopher Michael Champlin:(B) 4/21/1978

Kristina Marie Champlin:(B) 5/8/1982 Jamestown, NY

Wed #3: Married, divorced, and remarried

Kimberly Leroy:(B)

Wed #4: Lorrie

Gail Ann Champlin: (B) 2/21/1955 Olean, NY

Wed #1: Daniel Greeley (Divorced)

No children

Wed #2: James Everitt

Children: (2)

Brittany Jean Everitt: (B) 9/12/1985

Kaleena Cayte Everitt: (B) 11/9/1986

LAWRENCE L. CHAMPLIN

1926-1990

OLEAN - Lawrence L. Champlin of 731 Hoop St., Olean, died Friday

(March 2, 1990) in St. Francis Hospital.

Born in Bolivar on Feb. 28, 1926, he was a son of Josiah and Nellie

Enos Champlin. In 1944, he married the former Betty Geise, who survives.

Mr. Champlin was a veteran of World War II and a member of the Olean

VFW. He had been employed for 19 years by the City of Olean as an

equipment operator before his retirement in 1977 due to ill health.

Surviving besides his wife are two sons, Lawrence E. Champlin of

Jamestown and Joseph Champlin of Olean; two daughters, Mrs. Larry

(Kathleen) Layman of Olean, and Mrs. James (Gail) Everitt of Orange, FL;

10 grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; and several nieces and

nephews.

He was predeceased by four sisters, Mrs. Lorraine Hamilton, Mrs.

Ethel Lananger, Virginia Champlin, and Shirley Champlin; and a brother,

Josiah Champlin.

Friends may call today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Halwig

Funeral Home, 117 Hamilton St., Olean, where funeral and committal

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services will be held Monday (March 5, 1990) at 1:30 p.m. The Rev.

Robert Waite, retired, will officiate. Burial will be in the Veterans

Fields of Honor, Mountain View Cemetery, Olean.

Observe Fortieth Year Of Marriage

BOLIVAR - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Enos observed their fortieth wedding

anniversary at their home on Thursday, April 21. They have lived in the

vicinity of Bolivar for many years. A family gathering was held Easter

Sunday to honor them at their home on the Salt Rising Road. Mrs. Enos

was the former Miss Mary Barlow.

They have three children, Lester Enos of Little Genesee; Lyle Enos

and Mrs Myrtle Simons both of Bradford. They have fourteen

grandchildren.

MRS. MARY L. ENOS

MOTHER OF LOCAL RESIDENT, IS DEAD

BOLIVAR, NY - Mrs. Mary L. Enos, 76, mother of two Bradfordians, died

Friday at the home of a son, Lester Enos, Little Genesee, NY.

Born in Genesee Forks, PA, a daughter of Andrew and Lucretia Simmons

Barlow, she was the mother of Mrs. Joel Price and Mrs. Myrtle Simons,

both of Bradford.

Also surviving are another son, Lyle Enos, Bolivar; two step-sons,

Howard Enos, California; and Floyd Enos, Portville; a stepdaughter, Mrs.

Rupert Williams, California; a brother Harvey Barlow, Little Genesee; a

sister, Mrs. Nellie Crance, Dansville; and several grandchildren and

great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Loop

Funeral Home, 66 Friendship St., Bolivar, by the Rev. Delmar Van Horn,

pastor of the Seventh-Day Baptist Church, Little Genesee, and burial will

follow in Maple Lawn Cemetery here.

MARY L. ENOS

1883-1959

LITTLE GENESEE - Mrs. Mary Enos, widow of the late Frank Enos, died

here at the home of her son, Lester Enos Friday (May 15, 1959). She was

born Jan. 16. 1883 at Genesee Forks, PA, the daughter of Andrew Barlow

and Lucretia Simmons Barlow.

She is survived by two sons, Lester Enos, Little Genesee, and Lyle

Enos, Bolivar; two daughters, Mrs. Joel Price and Mrs. Myrtle Simons,

both of Bradford; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Rupert Williams, Calif.; two step-

sons, Howard Enos, Calif., and Floyd Enos, Portville; a brother, Harvey

Barlow, and a sister, Mrs. Nellie Crance, Dansville; also several

grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

The body was removed to the Loop Funeral Home, Bolivar, where friends

may call from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m., and where funeral services will be

conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday (May 17, 1959) with the Rev. Delmer Van Horn,

pastor of the Little Genesee 7th Day Baptist Church, officiating. Burial

will be in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar.

FRANK A. ENOS

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1863-1954

BOLIVAR - Frank A. Enos, 91, of Salt Rising Rd., Town of Genesee,

died at 6:30 o'clock this morning (Dec. 17, 1954), after a lengthy

illness. He was a retired teamster.

Mr. Enos was born Nov. 14, 1863 at Pine Grove, PA.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Mary Enos; three daughters, Mrs. Edith

Williams of Taft, Calif.; and Mrs. Myrtle Simons and Mrs. Grace Price,

both of Bradford; four sons, Lester Enos, Little Genesee, Lyle Enos,

Bolivar, Floyd Enos, Portville and Howard Enos, a resident of California.

Friends may call at the Loop Funeral Home, Bolivar, where funeral

services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday (Dec. 19, 1954) by the Rev.

D.E. Van Horn. Burial will be at Maple Grove Cemetery, Bolivar.

LYLE B.ENOS

1914-1966

BOLIVAR - Lyle B. Enos of Bolivar died Tuesday (Aug. 23, 1966) at the

Veterans Administration Hospital in Buffalo after a long illness.

He was born Jan.5, 1914, in the town of Genesee, a son of Frank and

Mary Barlow Enos. He was a veteran of World War 11.

Surviving are a brother, Lester Enos of Little Genesee; a sister,

Mrs. Joseph (Myrtle) Charnisky of Rew, PA; two half brothers, Floyd Enos

of Portville and Howard Enos of Redwood City, Calif., and two half

sisters, Mrs. Joel (Grace) Price of Bradford, PA, and Mrs. Rupert (Edith)

Williams of Bakersfield, Calif.

Mr. Enos had been employed in area oil fields.

Friends may call at the Schaffner Funeral Home from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9

p.m., starting tonight. Funeral and committal services will be held at

the funeral home at 2 p.m. Friday (Aug. 26, 1966). The Rev. Revere

Perkins, minister of the Bolivar Methodist Church, will officiate.

Burial will be in the Maple Lawn Cemetery at Bolivar.

The Kenyon Andrus Post of the American Legion will conduct military

service at the funeral home Thursday evening.

Greg Leroy Enos

Gary Jordan (husband #1)

Kelly Jo Jordan (child)

Michael Chew (husband #2)

Julie Ann Elizabeth Chew (child)

Cynthia Rae Enos

Dustin Eugene Johnson

Cody Densmore Johnson

Clay Robert Johnson

Kristine Dianne Enos

Todd Johnson (husband)

Robert Leroy Enos

Joanne Elizabeth Olmstead (wife #1) 3 children

Donna Geffers (wife #2)

Theresa Ann Ross (wife #3)

Kyle Fredrick Stolz

Chad Fredrick Stolz

Emily Johnette Dean (wife)

Betty Lucille Enos

Ralph Fredrick Stolz (husband)

Lester Ormal Enos

Grace Vivian Wood (wife)

Lyle B. Enos Myrtle Madaline Enos

David J.(Bud) Simons (husband #1) 4 children

Joseph Charnisky (husband #2)

Frank Abner Enos

Mary Lena Barlow (wife #2)

Abram Enos


Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Lester Ormal Enos:(B) 12/18/1909 Bolivar, NY on a Sat. weighing 9 lbs.

(D) 6/25/2001 Wellsville Manor Nursing Home, Wellsville, NY

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Son of Frank A. and Mary L. (Barlow) Enos of Bolivar, NY

Baptized Sunday 4/21/1935 Richburg, by Rev. W.N. Mason

August 9, 1935 went to C.C.C. Camp. S-92 Almond, NY

Attended Bolivar School

He worked in the Oil Fields as a Pumper.

Worked at Clark Bros. in Olean, NY for 30 yrs. until he retired in

1972.

Wed: 7/31/1937 Richburg, NY

Grace Vivian Wood:(B) 7/25/1919 Bolivar, NY

(D) 7/20/2003 Highland Healthcare Center, Wellsville, NY


Daughter of Hiram R. and Mamie (Pire) Wood, of Bolivar, NY

Sister of Carlton O. ‘Carly’ Wood:(B) 7/19/1915 (D) 2/10/2006

Attended Bolivar Central School

Was a domestic worker and homemaker

Children: (2)

Robert Leroy Enos:(B) 9/17/1940

Betty Lucille Enos:(B) 10/30/1944

BOLIVAR COUPLE WED SATURDAY

MISS GRACE WOOD BECAME THE BRIDE OF LESTER ENOS

AT A SIMPLE CEREMONY, SATURDAY

Richburg - Miss Grace Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.R. Wood of

Bolivar, became the bride of Lester Enos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Enos

also of Bolivar, at a simple ceremony held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Miles Hurd of Richburg, at six o'clock Saturday, July 31, 1937.

The Rev. W.N. Mason, Pastor of the Richburg Baptist Church

performed the ceremony.

The bride wore a gown of blue printed silk with white accessories.

Miss Isobel Hurd attended the bride. She wore a gown of blue and

white printed silk and white accessories.

Carlton Wood, brother of the bride, attended the groom. Following

the ceremony the bridal party had dinner at the Cogswell at Portville.

Later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Enos left on a short wedding trip.

Upon their return they will live at Portville, where their home is in

readiness.

LESTER O. ENOS

1909-2001

LITTLE GENESEE - Lester O. Enos, 91, of 8118 Route 417

West died Monday (June 25, 2001) at the Wellsville Manor

Nursing Home after a long illness.

Born Dec. 18, 1909, in Bolivar, he was a son of Frank and

Mary Barlow Enos. On July 31, 1937, in Richburg, he married

the former Grace V. Wood, who survives.

Mr. Enos was a former oil worker and later was employed

by the former Dresser Clark Corp. in Olean for 30 years,

retiring in 1972.

He was a member of the Little Genesee First Seventh Day

Baptist Church and served as a church trustee for many years.

Lester and

Grace Enos,

7/25/1987

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Surviving in addition to his wife are a son, Robert L. Enos of

Coleman, FL; a daughter, Betty (Ralph) Stolz of Clearwater, FL; five

grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; a great-great-grandson; and a

sister, Myrtle Charnisky, of Bradford, PA.

Friends may call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at the

Schaffner Funeral Home Inc., Bolivar.

Funeral and committal services will be held at the funeral home

Thursday at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Gordon Lawton, pastor of the Little

Genesee First Seventh Day Baptist Church officiating.

Burial will be in Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar.

Memorials made to the Little Genesee First Seventh Day Baptist Church

would be appreciated by the family.

GRACE V. ENOS

1919-2003

LITTLE GENESEE - Grace V. Enos, 83, of 8118 Route 417 West, died

Sunday (July 20, 2003) in the Highland Healthcare Center, Wellsville,

following a lengthy illness.

Born July 25, 1919, she was a daughter of Hiram and Mamie Pire Wood.

She married Lester O. Enos on July 31, 1937, in Richburg. Mr. Enos died

in 2001.

Mrs. Enos was a member of the Little Genesee First Seventh Day

Baptist Church, where she served as trustee and deaconess of the church

for many years.

Surviving are a son, Robert L. Enos of Coleman, FL; a daughter, Betty

L. Stolz of San Antonio, FL; two brothers, Carlton Wood of Bolivar and

Keith Wood of Portville; five grandchildren; five great-grandchildren;

and a great-great-grandson.

She was predeceased by a brother and three sisters.

Friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Schaffner Funeral

Home Inc., Bolivar. Funeral and committal services will be held in the

funeral home at 11 a.m. Wednesday (July 23, 2003) with the Rev. Gordon

Lawton, pastor of the Little Genesee First Seventh Day Baptist Church,

officiating.

Burial will be in the Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar.

CARLTON O. ‘CARLY’ WOOD’

1915-2006

BOLIVAR - Carlton O. “Carly” Wood, 90, of 1457 S. Bolivar Road, died

Friday (Feb. 10, 2006) in Jones Memorial Hospital, Wellsville, following

a lengthy illness.

Born July 19, 1915, in Bolivar, he was a son of Richard and Mamie

Pire Wood. He married Isobel Hurd in 1937, who died in 1953. On July

16, 1966, he married the former Geraldine Stone, who survives.

Mr. Wood was employed by Messer Oil Co, Bolivar, for many years.

Later, he was employed by C.E. Air Preheater Co., Wellsville, for 16

years, retiring in 1978.

He was a former Boy Scout leader in Bolivar, a member of the

Trailblazer Snowmobile Club, a life member of the Bolivar Fire Department

and the Fire Department Ambulance Corps, and served as president of the

BFFA Club, Bolivar. He was also an avid bowler.

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Surviving in addition to his wife are five children, Dale (Janis)

Wood of Fr. Worth, TX, Merle (Betty) Wood of Greeley, CO, Bruce (Amy)

Wood of Cordova, IL, Brenda (Roger) Olmstead of Cuba, and Philip “Sam”

Wood of Bolivar; five stepchildren, James (Kathy) Smith of Bolivar, Linda

(Skip) Benjamin of Bolivar, Carol Perrin of Bolivar, David (Kathi) Smith

of Flemington, NJ, and Nancy Borrino of Webster; 19 grandchildren; 18

great-grandchildren; and a brother, Keith Wood of Obi.

He was predeceased in death by a stepson, Thomas Smith; four sisters,

Gladys Barnes, Ruth Jackson, Grace Enos, and Jean Duell; and a brother,

Alfred Wood.

Friends may call at the Schaffner Funeral Home Inc., Bolivar, today

from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral and committal services will be

held in the funeral home on Monday (Feb. 13, 2006) at 11 a.m. with the

Rev. Matthew Kofahl, pastor of the Bolivar Methodist Church, officiating.

Burial will be in the Maple Lawn Cemetery, Bolivar.

Memorials to the Bolivar Fire Department Ambulance Fund or to the

Allegany County ARC, O’Connor Street, Wellsville, NY, would be

appreciated by the family.

Robert Leroy Enos:(B) 9/17/1940 Olean General Hospital

Son of Lester O. and Grace V.(Wood) Enos of Little Genesee

June 1958 graduated from Bolivar Central School

Attended the Police Academy at Sidney, NY

Worked for Wellsville State Police for 20 years

Owns Enos Trucking Co. in Florida

Wed #1: 2/7/1959 the First Day Baptist Church, Little Genesee, NY

Divorced: 1980

Joanne Elizabeth Olmstead:(B) 2/23/1940 Jones Hospital,

Wellsville, NY

Daughter of Elwin and Ruth Olmstead


Worked for Hills Department Store as Cashier, Olean, NY for 15

years

Children: (3)

Greg Leroy Enos:(B) 5/1/1960 Olean General Hospital


Served 4 years in the U.S. Air Force

Worked for Enos' Trucking Co. in Florida

Not married

Cynthia Rae Enos:(B) 11/7/1963 Jones Hospital Wellsville, NY

Attended Bolivar Central School

1981 got G.E.D.

Graduated from Olean Business Institute

Worked for Olean Business Institute as a Secretary

Wed #1: Gary Jordan

Son of Lavern and Connie Jordan

Children: (1) (Cynthia’s)

Kelly Jo Jordan:(B) 10/28/1979 North Carolina

Wed #2:

Michael Chew:(B) 9/29/1958 Olean, NY

Children: (1)

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Julie Ann Elizabeth Chew:(B) 1/1/1987 Olean Gen. Hosp.

Kristine Dianne Enos:(B) 2/5/1965 Jones Hospital, Wellsville, NY


Worked for Portville Drug Store for 1 year

Wed: 7/13/1985 the First Day Baptist Church, Little Genesee,

NY

Todd Johnson:(B) 3/30/1965 Olean, NY

Son of Conrad and Cheryl Johnson


Children: (3)

Dustin Eugene Johnson:(B) 3/29/1983. Adopted. Kristine's

son

Cody Densmore Johnson:(B) 1/7/1993 Olean Gen. Hospital

Clay Robert Johnson:(B) 8/7/1994 Buffalo Gen. Hospital,

Buffalo, NY

Wed #2: 7/6/1980 Divorced: 1987

Donna Geffers

Wed #3: 10/15/1988 Wedding Chapel, Lake Panasoffhee, FL

Theresa Ann Ross:(B) 11/27/1940

Betty Lucille Enos:(B) 10/30/1944 Olean General Hospital, Olean, NY

Daughter of Lester O. and Grace V.(Wood) Enos of Little Genesee, NY


Wed: 4/1/1967 New Jersey

Ralph Fredrick Stolz:(B) 4/24/1940 CT

Children: (2)

Kyle Fredrick Stolz:(B) 5/4/1968 New Jersey

Chad Fredrick Stolz:(B) 1/3/1972 Binghamton, NY

January 1991 graduated from Maryetta High School

Serving in the Air Force. Entered 9/1994 - 6 yrs

Wed: Saturday, 4/22/1995 at Faith Bible Church, 8300 Ala

Ave., Tampa, FL

Emily Johnette Dean:(B) 4/8/1976 Tampa, FL

Daughter of John and Kay Dean of Tampa, FL

Kit Elaine Simons

Kimberly Ann Simons

Lisa Eliz abeth Simons

Joanna Gail Simons

Inv erno Mary Brow n (w ife #1)

Melis s a Ly n Simons

Gloria Antoinette Mhoon (w ife #2)

Dale Simons

D ebra Lee N ic hols

Andrew Wayne N ichols

Faith Ann N ichols

R us s ell Sc ott N ic hols

Amy Ly n N ic hols

Mary J ane Simons

Archie Wayne Nichols (husband)

Dav id J . Simons

Todd Mic hael Simons

Dav id Jerome Simons

J ean Linds ey R us s ell (w ife #1) 2 c hildren

Edna F. (Barnard) Bennett (w ife #2)

Samuel J oe Simons

Ralph Bernard Simons J r.

Loretta Ann Simons

Edward Harv ey Simons

Johnny Ray Simons

Barney D av id Simons

Ralph Bernard Simons

N ev a J ean Is s ak (w ife)

My rtle Madaline Enos

Dav id J .(Bud) Simons (husband #1) 4 children

Joseph Charnisky (husband #2)

Frank Abner Enos

Mary Lena Bar low (w ife #2)

Abram Enos

Elizabeth (Bets y , Bettie) Bull (w ife #2)

N athaniel C . Enos

Sarah Enos (w ife)

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Myrtle Madaline Enos:(B) Fri. 9/21/1917 11 lbs., Bolivar, NY

Daughter of Frank A. and Mary L.(Barlow) Enos of Bolivar, NY (** SEE

BARLOW GENEALOGY **)

Wed #1: 4/24/1937 Allegany, NY

David J.(Bud) Simons:(B)

Son of Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Simons of West Corydon St., Olean,

NY

Children: (4)

Dale Simons:(B) 11/27/1937

Wed #1: 10/18/1958 Divorced: 1968

Inverno Mary Brown

Children: (4)

Kit Elaine Simons:(B) 3/13/1959

Kimberly Ann Simons:(B) 7/22/1961

Lisa Elizabeth Simons:(B) 10/17/1962

Joanna Gail Simons:(B) 12/15/1963

Wed #2: 10/18/1968

Gloria Antoinette Mhoon

Children: (1)

Melissa Lyn Simons:(B) 6/24/1969

Mary Jane Simons:(B) 2/13/1939

Wed: Archie Wayne Nichols:(B) 5/12/1936

Children: (5)

Debra Lee Nichols:(B) 11/7/1960

Andrew Wayne Nichols:(B) 7/10/1962

Faith Ann Nichols:(B) 4/1/1965

Russell Scott Nichols:(B) 4/25/1968

Amy Lyn Nichols:(B) 12/3/1970

David Jerome Simons:(B) 5/14/1940

Wed #1: 5/27/1966

Jean Lindsey Russell

Myrtle and Joe

Charnisky

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Children: (2)

David J. Simons:(B) 12/10/1966

Todd Michael Simons:(B) 4/27/1970

Wed #2: 1983 Bradford, PA

Edna F. (Barnard) Bennett:(B) 8/17/1943 North Hornell, NY

(D) 2/21/1992 at home

(I) Oak Hill Cemetery, Bradford

Daughter of Robert and Ellen Hopkins Barnard

Ralph Bernard Simons:(B) 8/10/1941

Wed: 8/14/1962

Neva Jean Issak:(B) 8/21/1942

Children: (6)

Samuel Joe Simons:(B) 9/12/1963

Ralph Bernard Simons Jr.:(B) 9/9/1964

Loretta Ann Simons:(B) 8/1965

Edward Harvey Simons:(B) 5/13/1967

Johnny Ray Simons:(B) 1/10/1969

Barney David Simons:(B) 6/28/1971

Wed #2: 9/21/1960

Joseph Charnisky:(B) 11/23/1903

Son of Joseph and Susanna (Galovic) Charnisky

2 Step-children.

Clifford Bruce Charnisky - live in Bradford, PA

Nancy Charnisky - Kinney - live in Bradford, PA

SIMONS-ENOS

Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss. Myrtle Enos, daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. F. Enos of Bolivar, and David J. Simons son of Mr. and

Mrs. D.J. Simons of West Corydon Street.

The ceremony was performed April 24, at Allegany, NY. Local friends

attended the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Simons will reside in this city where

the former is employed at the Dresser Mfg. Company.

JOSEPH CHARNISKY

1903-1984

AIKEN, PA - Joseph Charnisky, 80, of Star Route, died Saturday (May

12, 1984) in Bradford Hospital, following a brief illness.

Born Nov. 23, 1903 in Brockport, he was a son of Joseph and Susanna

Galovic Charnisky. He married the former Leona Simmons, who died in

1942. On Sept. 21, 1960, he married the former Myrtle Enos, who

survives.

Mr. Charnisky had attended school in Brockport and moved to Bradford

in 1929.

He had been employed for 29 years as chief mechanic for Pennsylvania

Electric Company, having retired in 1967, and was a member of the

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.

Surviving besides his widow, are a son, Clifford Bruce Charnisky of

Bradford; a daughter, Mrs. Nancy Kinney of Bradford; three stepsons, Dale

Simons of San Angelo, TX, David Simons of Bradford and Ralph Simons of

Bakersfielf Calif.; a stepdaughter, Mrs. Mary Nichols of Hinsdale, NY; 29

grand-children; 11 great-grandchildren; a brother, Frank Charnisky of

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Brockway; two sisters, Mrs. Helen Montresor of Brockway and Mrs. Julia

Miller of Union City, and several nieces and nephews.

Friends may call at the Galati Funeral Home, Bradford, today from 7

to 9 p.m. and Tuesday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. where funeral services

will be held Wednesday (May 16, 1984) at 1 p.m. Monsignor Reszkowski,

pastor of St. Bernard Church, will officiate. Burial will be in Willow

Dale Cemetery, Bradford.

MYRTLE M. CHARNISKY

1917-2003

NATIVE OF RICHBURG

BRADFORD, PA - Myrtle M. Charnisky, 86, of 100 St. Francis Drive died

Monday (Dec. 8, 2003) at the Bradford Ecumenical Home.

Born Sept. 21, 1917 in Richburg, NY, she was a daughter of the late

Frank and Mary Barlow Enos. On Sept. 21, 1960, she married Joseph

Charnisky, who died May 12, 1984.

Mrs. Charnisky was a homemaker.

Surviving are two sons, Dale Simmons of San Angelo, TX, and Ralph

Simmons of Bakersfield, CA; a daughter, Mary Nichols of Olean, NY; 24

grandchildren; several great-grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.

In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by one son, David

Simmons; and several brothers and sisters.

Friends may call Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Koch

Chatley Gaeto Memorial Chapel, Bradford, where funeral services will be

held Friday (Dec. 12, 2003) at 10 a.m. The Rev. Glenn Hamilton, retired

pastor of the Cyclone Free Methodist Church, will officiate. Burial will

be in Willow Dale Cemetery, Bradford.

Memorials may be made to a charity of the donor’s choice.

EDNA F. SIMONS

1943-1992

BRADFORD, PA - Edna F. Simons, 48, of 241 High St. died Friday (Feb.

21, 1992) in her home.

Born Aug. 17, 1943, in North Hornell, NY, she was a daughter of

Robert and Ellen Hopkins Barnard. In 1983 in Bradford, she married David

Simons, who survives.

Mrs. Simons graduated from Bradford High School and had been active

with the Girl Scouts.

She was a teachers aide for handicapped children in the Bradford Area

School District before her retirement in 1988 due to ill health.

Surviving besides her husband, are her mother of Bradford; two

daughters, Mary Elle Bennett and Bonnie Bennett, both of Bradford; a son,

Robert Bennett of Buffalo, NY; four grand-children; two sisters, Linda

Weidow and Marie Barnard, both of Bradford; and two nieces.

Friends will be received today from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the

Hollenbeck-Cahill Funeral Home, South Avenue, Bradford, where funeral and

committal services will be held Sunday (Feb. 23, 1992) at 1:30 p.m. The

Rev. Dr. Daniel Heinz, pastor of the First Wesleyan Church, will

officiate. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Bradford.

Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association or the McKean

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County Easter Seals Society.

Fred William Enos:(B) 8/16/1870

(D) 1/5/1939

Son of Abram A. and Elizabeth (Betsy, Bettie) Bull Enos

Wed #1: Elizabeth Cox:(B) 1879

(D) 1/13/1914

A daughter of Henry and Jane (Miller) Cox of Kiantone.

Children: (2)

Arlene Elvira Enos:(B) 3/11/1898

Richard Henry Enos:(B) 12/24/1907

(D) 11/13/1981 California

Wed: 4/20/1932 Mayville, NY

Rosa Gertrude (Cole) Houghwot:(B) 1/8/1911 Myrtle Creek,

Oregon

(D) 11/4/2005, age 94, Warren General Hospilal

(I) Pine Grove Cemetery, Russell

A daughter of David and Maude Wagner Cole and was

raised by Dan and Martha Houghwot

Attended Lander and Russell Schools and the Hoff

Business School

Oldest living member of the Russell United Methodist

Church, where she a member of the Ladies Aid, the

TF Club, and a Sunday school teacher for many

years. She was also a member of the Rebekah's, the

Ackeley Grange, the Daughters of the American

Revolution, the Russell Volunteer Fire Department

Auxillary, and a former member of the Audubon

Society. She worked for the Warren County Board of

Elections. Rosa had a great love for animals

Wed #2: Bertha Holt Clendenning:(B) 1873, a widow with two

daughters, Gladys and Hazel

ROSA ENOS

1911-2005

RUSSELL, PA - Rosa Enos, 94, of Russell, died Friday, November 4,

2005, in Warren General Hospital. She was born Jan. 8, 1911, in Oregon,

the daughter of David and Maude Wagner Cole and was raised by Dan and

Martha Houghwot.

She attended Lander and Russell Schools and the Hoff Business

School. She was the oldest living member of the Russell United Methodist

Church, where she a member of the Ladies Aid, the TF Club, and a Sunday

school teacher for many years. She was also a member of the Rebekah's,

the Ackeley Grange, the Daughters of the American Revolution, the Russell

Volunteer Fire Department Auxillary, and a former member of the Audubon

Society. She worked for the Warren County Board of Elections. Rosa had a

great love for animals.

She is survived by two sisters: Ethel Hotaling of Russell, and Ida

Kibler of Kenmore, N.Y. She was preceded in death by her husband, Richard

H. Enos, whom she married on April 20, 1932, in Mayville, and who died on

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Nov. 13, 1981; two sisters: Myra Sprague and Clara Bailey; and two

brothers: Norman and Louis Cole. The funeral service will be held at 11

a.m. today in the Peterson - Blick Funeral Home Inc., 1003 Penn Ave., E.,

Warren. The Rev. Gary Donaldson, pastor, will officiate. Burial will be

in Pine Grove Cemetery, Russell. Friends will be received one hour prior

to the service in the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the Russell

United Methodist Church Building Fund, Main Street, Russell, Pa., 16345;

or Hospice of Warren County, 2 Crescent Park West, Warren, Pa., 16365.

(Warren Times Observer, Warren, PA)

Infant boy

Timothy John Janecke Elizabeth L. Janecke

Barbara Jean Branstrom

Thomas Francis Janecke (husband)

Benjamin Randall Duval Lucas Robert Duval Jared Daniel Duval

Beverly Ann Branstrom

Randall Maurice Duval (husband)

Robert Bruce Branstrom

Polly (Jones) Dens (wife)

Bonita Marie Branstrom

Robert Edwin Branstrom

Doris Irene Daum (wife)

Donald Frederick Branstrom

Phyllis Elaine Lindell (wife)

Keith Michael Haakenson Kimberly M. Haakenson

Melody Ann Branstrom

Timothy Maakenson (husband)

David Michael Conk Ryan Daniel Conk

Alanna Joan Branstrom

Rodney David Conk (husband)

Nicole Branstron Nadia Branstrom

Tasha Branstrom

Cameron Lee Branstrom

Stella Kravitz (wife)

Walter Gordon Branstrom

Rita Marie Bedneis (wife)

Mary Elizabeth Branstrom

John Edward Randinelli (husband)

Lynn Dale Branstrom

Janice Lenore Branstrom

Craig Ernest Branstrom

Edwin Branstrom

Alice Lindell (wife)

Arlene Elvira Enos

Edwin F. Branstrom (husband)

Richard Henry Enos

Rosa Gertrude (Cole) Houghwot (wife)

Fred William Enos

Elizabeth Cox (wife #1) 2 children

Bertha Holt Clendenning (wife #2)

Abram Enos


Nathaniel C. Enos

Sarah Enos (wife)

Burke Donald Seaton

Doyle Shan Seaton

Bradley Don Seaton

Candice Elaine Branstrom

Doyle Allen Seaton (husband)

Sarah Darlene Chirman

Julie Chirman

Helen Darlene Branstrom

Sam (Savely) Chirman (husband)

Donna Lynne Branstrom Paul Edwin Branstrom

Cindy (Francine) Ospital (child)

Donald Frederick Branstrom

Phyllis Elaine Lindell (wife)

Arlene Elvira Enos


Adam Thomas Randinelli

Abby Diane Randinelli

John Thomas Randinelli

Carol Ann Jenkins (wife)

Shalyn Leigh Byler

Lucas Byler

Brenda Kay Randinelli

Steve Allen Harvey (husband #1)

Charles Byler (husband #2) 2 children

Sharon Ann Randinelli

David Norman Williams (husband)

Mary Elizabeth Branstrom

John Edward Randinelli (husband)

Arlene Elvira Enos


Arlene Elvira Enos:(B) 3/11/1898 Akeley, PA

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(D) 9/11/1947 age 49 from drowning, Conewango creek

(I) Pine Grove cemetery

Daughter of Fred W. and Elizabeth (Cox) Enos

Wed: 6/3/1919

Edwin F. Branstrom:(B) 6/11/1895

(D) 10/11/1973

Son of Mary Charlotte Michelson Lundmark Branstrom and

Lars Lundmark

Children: (5)

Robert Edwin Branstrom:(B) 11/26/1920

Wed: 4/5/1944

Doris Irene Daum:(B) 10/19/1922 Strobleton, PA

Daughter of Perry and Elva May Daum

Children: (5)

Infant boy:(B) 1/12/1948

(I) Pinegrove Cemetery, Russell, PA

Barbara Jean Branstrom:(B) 1/12/1948

Wed: 6/27/1970

Thomas Francis Janecke

Children: (2)

Timothy John Janecke:(B)

Elizabeth L. Janecke:(B)

Beverly Ann Branstrom:(B) 5/10/1949

Wed: Randall Maurice Duval

Children: (3)

Benjamin Randall Duval:(B) 9/23/1980

Lucas Robert Duval

Jared Daniel Duval:(B) 11/26/1983

Robert Bruce Branstrom:(B) 9/13/1950

Wed: Wednesday 12/22/1979

Polly (Jones) Dens

Bonita Marie Branstrom:(B) 9/13/1950

Donald Frederick Branstrom:(B) 5/28/1923

Wed: 2/61/1946

Phyllis Elaine Lindell:(B) 1/4/1923 Lander, PA

(D)8/30/1994 her home, 71, Oxnard, CA

(I) Foster Cemetery, Lander, PA

Daughter of Paul and Helen (Echman) Lindell

1940 - Graduated from Landers High School

6/10/1990 - Celebrated 50 year high School reunion

Children: (4)

Candice Elaine Branstrom:(B) 1/15/1947 Ypsilanti,

MI

Wed: 12/17/1967

Doyle Allen Seaton:(b) 1943

Son of B.D. and Evaline (Campbell)

Seaton

Children: (3)

Burke Donald Seaton:(B) 7/13/1969

Lubbock, TX

(D) 6/5/1971 Lubbock, TX, burned to

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death from spilled gas near

hot water heater

(I) Foster Cemetery, Lander, PA

Doyle Shan Seaton:(B) 9/11/1972

Bradley Don Seaton:(B) 4/7/1978

Helen Darlene Branstrom:(B) 3/23/1949

An R.N. at Santa Barbara Rehab Center

Wed: 7/14/1979 Santa Barbara, CA

Sam (Savely) Chirman:(B) 1929

An Internist

Children: (2)

Sarah Darlene Chirman:(B) 11/6/1981

Julie Chirman

Donna Lynne Branstrom:(B) 1/12/1951

A teacher

Paul Edwin Branstrom:(B) 9/15/1952

Wed: 6/21/1970 in Buena Park, CA

Children: (1)

Cindy (Francine) Ospital

Walter Gordon Branstrom:(B) 11/14/1952

Wed: 1/22/1949

Rita Marie Bedneis

Daughter of Walter and Erla Songer Bedneis

Children: (3)

Melody Ann Branstrom:(B) 9/4/1949

Wed: 6/20/1970

Timothy Maakenson:(B) 1946 from Anchor

Point, Alaska

Children: (2)

Keith Michael Haakenson:(B) 9/14/1971

Kimberly M. Haakenson:(B) 1975

Alanna Joan Branstrom:(B) 12/5/1951

Wed: 8/8/1970

Rodney David Conk:(B) 1950

Children: (2)

David Michael Conk:(B) 10/1/1974

Ryan Daniel Conk:(B) 1977

Cameron Lee Branstrom:(B) 1954

Wed: 10/26/1980

Stella Kravitz:(B) 1956

Children: (3)

Nicole Branstron:(B) 1984

Nadia Branstrom:(B) 1986

Tasha Branstrom:(B) 1988

Mary Elizabeth Branstrom:(B) 12/22/1929

Wed: 8/4/1951

John Edward Randinelli:(B) 1927

Children: (3)

John Thomas Randinelli:(B) 2/18/1953

Wed: 4/3/1976 Iowa

Carol Ann Jenkins

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Children: (2)

Adam Thomas Randinelli:(B) 11/10/1980

Abby Diane Randinelli:(B) 1984

Brenda Kay Randinelli:(B) 8/17/1955

Wed #1: 12/30/1974 (Divorced)

Steve Allen Harvey:(B) 1954

Wed #2: Charles Byler:(B)

Children: (2)

Shalyn Leigh Byler:(B) 10/22/1980

Lucas Byler:(B) 1983

Sharon Ann Randinelli:(B) 2/6/1962

Wed: David Norman Williams

Edwin Branstrom

Wed: 10/8/1948

Alice Lindell

Children: (3)

Lynn Dale Branstrom:(B) 12/18/1951

Janice Lenore Branstrom:(B) 12/27/1952

Craig Ernest Branstrom:(B) 12/6/1955

ARLENE E. BRANSTROM

1898-1947

RITES PLANNED FOR VICTIM OF DROWNING

Services in memory of Mrs. Arlene E. Branstrom, 49, wife of Edwin F.

Branstrom, Russell, who drowned in Conewango creek at the Akeley bridge

some time Wednesday afternoon, will be held from the Russell Methodist

church at two o’clock Saturday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Philip W.

Schlick, of Akeley, and Rev. R.B. Naylor, Jamestown, NY. Interment will

be in Pine Grove cemetery. Friends may call at the Peterson funeral home

at the usual hours until Saturday noon when removal will be made to the

church.

The body of Mrs. Branstrom was discovered floating on the surface of

Conewango creek Wednesday afternoon about 3:30 o’clock by her husband and

son Donald, who had launched a search for her, after she started on a

drive in the latter’s car, earlier in the afternoon. The machine was

parked on the west approach of the Akeley bridge. An eyewitness, Gaylord

Hayward, stated that he had observed the woman shortly after one o’clock,

leave the car, and a few moments later she was over the bank, and he

surmised she was picking berries. Relatives informed officials she had

been in ill health for about a year.

Mrs. Branstrom was born March 11, 1898, at Akeley, daughter of Fred

and Elizabeth Cox Enos. She had been a resident of the community all her

life, and was a member of the Russell Methodist church and the Ladies’

Aid Society. Besides the husband she is survived by the following

children: Robert E., Mary Elizabeth and Walter G., all of Russell, and

Donald F. Branstrom, Ann Arbor, MI. A grandson and one brother, Richard

H. Enos, also survive.

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**CHAMPLIN GENEALOGY **

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Compiled on July 17, 2000 by Robert Champlin, 274 Plymouth Trail, Newmarket,

Ontario, Canada L3Y 6G7

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1. Jeffrey Champlin [Jeffrey (1)]

Jeffrey Champlin, the immigrant and progenitor of the Champlin name in

America, is believed to have been born at, or near, Bideford (Devonshire)

England circa 1621. While this date is unsubstantiated it is likely to be a

fairly accurate approximation as Jeffrey’s children were born in the 1650's and

he died at Westerly, Rhode Island sometime between 1688 and 1695.

He is believed to have been buried with his son William in the family

cemetery located on William’s farm. This burial ground is known today as the

Westerly Historical Cemetery #03 and/or the Wilcox Lot. The long abandoned

cemetery is located in the midst of a tangled stand of bull briars along the

south side of Shore Road between Westerly and Dunn̓s Corners. On May 5, 1995 I

located this burial ground. There were many small unmarked stones scattered

throughout the all but impenetrable bull briars, which made it impossible to get

near most of them at that time of year. William’s stone, which was made of

shale, was found and a faint inscription was still readable. Other stones bore

even fainter inscriptions and were usually surrounded by several other stones

that appeared to be nothing more than odd shaped rocks jutting out of the

ground.

During the American Revolution, many of the early vital records of Rhode

Island were destroyed by fire. Other records were removed by the British and

sent to New York for safe keeping. The ship that was used to transport these

records sank in New York harbor before its cargo could be unloaded. Eventually,

some of these vital records were recovered but most were no longer readable.

The last known recorded mention of Jeffrey during his lifetime was made in

1688. In 1695, his eldest son (Jeffrey) refers to his father in a document

confirming a deed by saying: “Know all men by these presents that I, Jeffrey

Champlin of Kingstown do own and acknowledqe that my brother William Champlin

and Brother Christopher Champlin have full power to dispose of that house and

hundred akers of land which was my dissesed father’s - - which Lyes in westerle

for acknowledgement hereunto I have set my hand in the yeare 1695, December ye

6th”.

It is not known how Jeffrey came to the New World (or when), but there are

reports that he was in Boston as early as 1627. The first white settlement on

Aquidneck was established in March of 1638 on the north end of that island. The

settlement was called “Pocasset” until 1640 when it was renamed “Portsmouth” -

the name it retains to this day.

Pocasset was founded by Anne Hutchinson and her small group of religious

libertarians. They had met in the Boston home of prominent merchant William

Coddington on March 7, 1638. The members of this small group was greatly at

odds with and frequently harassed by Massachusetts’ ruling Puritans.

Hutchinson’s group called themselves the “Bodie Politick” and drew up a compact

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in much the same way as did the Mayflower passengers. Their sworn agreement read

as follows:

“We, whose names are underwritten, do here solomly, in the presence of Jehovah,

incorporate ourselves into a Bodie Politick, and as He shall help, will submit

ourselves, lives and estates unto our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of Kings and

Lord of Lords, and to all those perfect and most absolute laws of His given to us

in His Holy Word of truth, “to be guided and judged thereby.”

This compact was signed by Anne & William Hutchinson, William Coddington,

Henry Bull, John Clarke, John Coggeshall, William Aspinwall, William Dyer,

Nicholas Easton, (an illegible name), William Baulstone, John Sanford, Philip

Sherman, John Walker, Samuel Wilbour, Richard Carder and William Freeborn.

Coddington purchased the island of Aquidneck from the Indians and the group

founded Pocasset in April of 1638. The following, taken from the records of that

colony, show that Jeffrey was likely there from the very beginning: “On the 28th

of the 2nd month 1639 Upon the complainte of Jeffrey Champlin in the behalfe of a

debt due to William Cowly and himselfe from Mr. Aspinwall, warrent was granted

forth, for the attachment of his shallopp till both that debt and other actions

of the case be satisfied and discharged by him”. (Note: under the Julian

Calendar in use at the time. the 2nd month was April and 1639 would have been

1638 today).

The Pocasset Colony quickly became a successful agricultural venture but

lacked a deep water port from which to ship excess produce. In addition, a power

struggle between Coddington and Hutchinson, based on religious interpretations

and applications to daily life, developed soon after the settlement began.

Coddington had been a wealthy man in Boston and among the religious leaders there

and had been a member of the Boston Court which had expelled Roger Williams.

Williams described Coddington as a “worldly man” who was more concerned about his

own profit and power. Coddington would later become a Quaker.

Due to the need to have a deep water port and because of religious and

political difference, Coddington and his supporters (John Clarke, Nicholas

Easton, John Coggeshall, William Brenton, Jeremy Clarke, Thomas Hazard, Jeffrey

Champlin, Henry Bull, William Dyer and Robert Jeffries) left Pocasset and

migrated to the southern end of Aquidneck Island, establishing a new colony which

became known as Newport. By the end of the year, 93 people were resident there.

Jeffrey was registered as an inhabitant of Newport on November 24, 1639,

was made a Freeman there on September 14, 1640 and granted 10 acres of land.

That same year, the Pocasset and Newport settlements united upon the libertarian

rules of Pocasset and William Coddington was made the Colony’s first governor.

His name also appears on the roll of Freemen in 1641 and 1655.

At Newport, Jeffrey engaged in the buying and selling of property and was

thought to have become a cordwainer. Cordwainers were leather workers who made

use of cordovan (a soft, colored leather usually made of sheep, goat or dog skin,

or split horse hide) to design and make custom made shoes. This was considered

to be a pre-eminent profession in those days.

In the “Colonial and Land Records” the following account of Jeffrey’s

acquisition of land is given “Whereas, according to certain orders, made for the

Establishing and giving Assurance of the Land, Be it known, Therefore that

Geoffrey Champlin and Richard Sarle, having exhibited their acquaintances, under

the Treasurer̓s hand, of Newport, wherein appears fully satisfaction to be given,

for the number of twenty Acres of Land, Lying within the precincts of such bounds

as the Committee, by Order appointed, did bound it withal, together with ten

acres apiece given and granted to them gratis, by the Towne, for and in

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consideration of Service done by them, which number, together with the former,

amounting to Forty acres, is thus laid forth. Four acres apiece for homelots,

lying in the Towne, and six acres apiece, lying next to William Cowly’s land and

adjoined upon Thomas Hazard’s land, a highway passing there-through, with half a

Cow’s hay in harbour Marsh lying at the first Entrance, and three acres of Marsh,

lying at Sachnet, next the falls, Mr. Smith’s Marsh, lying on the South East side

thereof, with, another parcel of Sixteen acres, more less, lying....” (remainder

of entry missing - possibly burned).

Soon after the granting of this land in 1640, Jeffrey bought out the portions

belonging to Richard Searle and William Cowley and sold both to Henry Bull:

“Memorandum that Geoffrey Champlin of Newport, having bought and purchased of Wm

Cowley and Richard Sarle their pts and ptions of land in that feeld that lay

between ye Land granted to Thomas Hazard and Edward Robinson at ye South end of

ye Towne, and ye sd Geoffrey had made over and soald unto Henry Bull of ye saide

Towne, for a valowabie consideration given and received, whereon ye sd Geoffrey

doth disclaime all interest in ye sd Land and doth acknowledge full propriety to

belong to Henry Bull, his heires, executors, administrators and assignee to ye

world’s end”. This transfer took place late in 1644.

Jeffrey purchased twenty acres located on the east side of Robert Griffin’s

property from Adam Mott, Sr. in 1646. He sold ten acres “adjoining his house

lot” (Newport) to William Brenton of Boston in 1657. He was a witness to the

sale of some property by Roger Williams to Richard Smith:

Newport the 3d of ye 7th month Soe called 1651

This writeinq testifieth that I, Rog’r Williams of Providence, for and in

Consideration of fifty pounds already received have Sould and Demised unto mr.

Rich’d Smith of portsmouth on Road Island, his heires & assignee for ever, my

tradeing house at Narragansett, together with two Iron Guns or murderers, there

Lyeing as alsoe my fields & fenceing aboute the s’d House, is alsoe the use of

the litle Lisland for qoates which the old Sachem, deceased, Lent mee for that

use, for confirmation of all which I Sett my hand & Seale ye daye and yeare

aforesaid.

Roger Williams & a seale.

In the presence of

Thomas Newton.

Jeffere Champlain John Roome William Holmes

While in Newport, Jeffrey married. Again, the destruction of vital records

has prevented us from knowing the date of this union or the certain identity of

his wife - although it is believed that her name was Eulalia Vladi Garde,

daughter of John Garde and Rebecca Copp. She was baptized on February 5, 1632

(or 1623, depending on source) at Bideford, England and died sometime around 1656

or 1657 as references to her dowry cease as of this time in Jeffrey’s various

legal documents. It is believed by some (notably, Champlin genealogist William

J. Hunter of Ottawa, Ontario) that Jeffrey may even have been married twice and

that the marriage to Eulalia was Jeffrey’s second.

According to Hunter, Jeffrey would have had to have served as an apprentice

shoemaker in England before coming to the New World as there were no shoemakers

among the early Rhode Island settlers for him to apprentice under. He probably

married his first wife in England as there is no mention of his marrying in Rhode

Island, and the laws being what they were, he would not have been granted as

large an amount of land in Newport in 1640 as he did if he wasn’t already

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married. His home lot occupied the block along the south side of Mary Street,

from Spring Street west to Water Street and south to the waterfront.

Whoever she was, Jeffrey̓s first wife must have died prior to 1650 as she

would have been rather old (for that era) and married too long to suddenly start

bearing children in the 1650's. Thus, Jeffrey probably married for a second time

around 1649-1650 with his second wife (presumably Eulalia) being the mother of

his three sons. Both wives may have been members of the Garde family. This

certainly was true of Jeffrey̓s brother, William Champlin. William, who never

came to the New World, married sisters Rebecca (in 1641) and Mary Garde -

daughters of Roger Garde of Bideford.

John Garde (son of Roger) migrated from Bideford to Fayal (Azores) and then

to Rhode Island by 1638. He and Jeffrey owned land in the Pocasset area and when

John Garde (1604—1665) and his wife Rebecca “Harte” Copp (born 1605) died, they

were buried on Jeffrey’s farm at Newport. Many years later, their bodies were

removed and interred in the Newport City Cemetery by Jeffrey’s youngest son,

Christopher. John and Harte (-?-) Garde had a daughter, Charlotte, born in 1626.

She may have been the second wife of Jeffrey Champlin. It should be pointed out

that the name “Eulalia” is of Portuguese origin.

Jeffrey had three known children, all born at Newport:

03. Jeffrey (1650)

05. William (1654)

07. Christopher (1656)

In 1661, Jeffrey migrated to the region of Misquamicut along the Pawcatuck

River (in the western part of what is modern day Rhode Island) with another group

of dissatisfied settlers comprising 24 other families. There, they founded the

town of Westerly - Jeffrey signing a document which purchased Misquarnicut from

Chief Socoa in 1661. About 75 people signed this document but only a few

actually removed to what was to become Westerly. He took the oath of allegiance

to Rhode Island on May 17, 1671 and three days later he was fined 20 shillings

for refusing jury duty.

Jeffrey was elected to the Westerly Town Council in 1680 and was Moderator

of the Westerly Town Meetings from 1680-1684. He was Deputy in the Rhode Island

Assembly from 1681-1686. In 1685, Jeffrey was assigned to survey highways.

By 1669, Jeffrey had sold all of his properties in Newport -the last

seeming to be a 40 acre tract (which included his home lot and dwelling) that was

purchased by Walter Clarke. In the deed of transfer, Jeffrey was called a

shoemaker.

In 1675-76, during King Phillip’s War, Jeffrey sought refuge in Newport,

returning to Westerly after the defeat of the Pequots in 1677.

Note: While commonly referred to as “Rhode Island” the actual name of the

smallest of the 50 states is: RHODE ISLAND AND THE PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS. It is

comprised, for the most part, of an inverted horseshoe shaped mainland in the

middle of which lies a large island known as Rhode Island. Aquidneck was the

original name for RHODE ISLAND (the island) and the PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS

referred to those mainland colonies or “plantations” which were founded by Roger

Williams (Providence), Samuel Gorton (Shawumet) and William Arnold (Pawtucket).

Many people contend that Jeffrey Champlin was a descendent of the French

explorer Samuel de Champlain. The only relationship between the two is the

similarity in the spellings of their respective surnames. Samuel de Champlain’s

original surname was Complain - not Champlain. He was the son of Anthonie de

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Complair and Marguerite LeRoy. To make matters worse for those who claim him as

an ancestor, Samuel had no children! In 1610, Samuel married Helene Boulle who

was 31 years his junior. Born at Paris, France in 1598 Helene was only 12 years

old when she and Samuel married. Marriages to 12 year old girls were legal at

that time, but actual co-habitation was not permitted for another two years.

Samuel and Helene probably never consummated their marriage as he sailed for

Quebec shortly after the marriage and founded the settlement of Place Royal

(Montreal) in 1611. In 1620, Helene also sailed for Quebec and resided with her

brother at Tadousac (located on the north west bank of the meeting place of the

St. Lawrence and Saquenay Rivers) for four years. She then returned to France,

became a nun and eventually founded an order of nuns.

492. ANNE (MARBURY) HUTCHINSON

Anne Marbury, daughter of Reverend Francis Marbury and Bridget Dryden, was

born at Alford, Lincolnshire, England and baptized there on July 20, 1591. She

was murdered by a band of Indians in the summer of 1643 at Pelham Bay (Long

Island) New York.

Francis Marbury was known for his Puritan leanings and more than once

received the censure of the Established Church. Bridget Dryden was his second

wife and the daughter of John Dryden of Canon’s Ashby in Northamptonshire. In

1605 the family moved to London. Anne was exposed from birth to religious

discussions of the time and no doubt absorbed many of her father’s liberal

beliefs.

On August 9, 1612 Anne married Thomas Hutchinson, son of a wealthy

merchant, and went to his home in Alford to live. There she spent the next 22

years and bore her husband 14 children. In 1633 their eldest child, Edward,

emigrated to Massachusetts Bay with John Cotton, previously vicar of St.

Botolph’s in old Boston, whose preaching had inclined Anne Hutchinson to attend

his church. The following year, with her husband and family, she emigrated to

Massachusetts on the Griffin, arriving in September. In the new colony she won

respect for her vigorous intellect and was loved for her kindliness. She was a

thorough student of the Bible and soon her restless and inquiring mind led her to

take a strong part in the religious life of the colony. At first she held

informal meetings of women in her home and would discuss the sermons of the

previous Sunday. She then ventured to expound her own religious beliefs and

advocated the preaching of a “covenant of grace” - a religion based upon the

individual’s direct intuition of God’s own doctrine soon stirred the colony to

its foundations. She was labeled an antinomian by her opponents and was accused

of advocating a religion which absolved its adherents from obedience to moral

law.

At first the Reverend John Cotton agreed with her views as did her brother-in-

law, the Reverend John Wheelwright and Reverend Henry Vane, but in time her

support diminished. Early in August 1637 Vane sailed for England. Shortly

afterward a synod of the churches was called in which her views were denounced.

Cotton acquiesced to the pronouncements of the synod, leaving Wheelwriqht her

strongest ally. In the following session of the General Court Wheelwright was

banished and Anne Hutchinson was summoned to trial “for traducing the ministers

and their ministry.”

After the proceedings, which were a legal travesty, she was sentenced to

banishment. When asked on what grounds, the governor, John Winthrop replied:

“Say no more. The Court knows wherefore and is satisfied.” Sentence of

banishment was stayed - it was then winter and her health was delicate - and Anne

was committed to the charge of Joseph Weld of Roxbury, the marshal. She was

later placed in the home of John Cotton in Boston, where Cotton and the Reverend

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John Davenport attempted to convince her of her errors.

Twice brought before the church at Boston, she was at length induced to

recant in public, but when she finally admitted that her ludgement remained

unaltered, she was accused of lying and was formally excommunicated. In casting

her out of the church John Wilson delivered her up to Satan and ordered her “as a

leper” to withdraw herself from the congregation.

Thus, in the early spring of 1638 she emigrated with her family to the

wilds of Rhode Island where she and her small band of religious libertarians

founded the first white colony on Aquidneck Island. They had met in the Boston

home of prominent merchant William Coddington on March 7, 1638. This small group

were greatly at odds with and frequently harassed by Massachusetts’ ruling

Puritans. Hutchinson’s group calling themselves the “Bodie Politick”, drew up a

compact in much the same way as did the Mayflower passengers. Their sworn

agreement read as follows:

“We, whose names are underwritten, do here solomly, in the presence of

Jehovah, incorporate ourselves into a Bodie Politick, and as He shall help, will

submit ourselves, lives and estates unto our Lord Jesus Christ, the King of Kings

and Lord of Lords, and to all those perfect and most absolute laws of His given

to us in His Holy Word of truth, to be guided and judged thereby”.

This compact was signed by: Anne & William Hutchinson, William Coddington,

Henry Bull, John Clarke, John Coggeshall, William Aspinwall, William Dyer,

Nicholas Easton, (an illegible name), William Baulstone, John Sanford, Philip

Sherman, John Walker, Samuel Wilbour, Richard Carder and William Freeborn.

Coddington purchased the island of Aquidneck (“Peaceable island”) from

Miantonomah and Canonicus, two Sachems of the Narragansetts for 40 fathoms of

white beads, 10 coats and 20 hoes. The group, which included Anne, her husband,

their 13 children and 60 other people, founded the town of Pocasset in Apr11 of

1638. The modern day name of “Portsmouth” was given the settlement a year Later.

In 1642 William Hutchinson died and Anne removed with some of her family to

Long Island, later establishing a home on the mainland, on the shore of Pelham

Bay. Here, in August or September of 1643, she and all but one of her household

were murdered by a group of Mohegans. Her youngest daughter, Susannah, who was

born in 1633, was carried off by these murderers and later ransomed by the Dutch.

Susannah Hutchinson eventually married John Cole at Boston in 1651. They were

the grandparents of Susannah Cole Eldred - first wife of Jeffrey Champlin’s

grandson, Jeffrey Champlin III.

1696: - elected Justice of the Peace serving until 1713

1699: - one of six men (three from each colony) appointed to draw up

the Connecticut - Rhode Island boundary line

1703: - his home was designated as a recruiting station at the Council

of War held at Kingstown

1709: - At a Town Meeting held on April 7th, William was “voted to have

the grant of 100 acres” of land and was empowered to agree with

Ninecraft, sachem, for “a perpetual high road to the salt water

from Queen’s Rhoade”.

In 1674, William married Mary Babcock. Mary, daughter of James and Sarah

(-?—) Babcock, was born at Portsmouth, Rhode Island c/l648-l655 and died at

Westerly in the spring of 1747 leaving an estate worth 508.13 pounds. There are

references in the literature that she was William’s second wife but this is

unsubstantiated and the name of his alleged first wife is unknown.

William and Mary had three children, all born at Westerly:

200. Mary (1675)

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157. William (l677) Newport, RI (D) 1746 Westerly, RI

201. Ann (1678)

James Babcock was born in 1612, probably in Essex County, England, and died

on June 12, 1679. He married (1st) Sarah (-?-) who died in cl665 and (2nd)

E1izabeth (—?—) in 1669. He was admitted an inhabitant of Portsmouth, Rhode

Island on February 25, 1642 and removed to Westerly in March of 1662.

On July 6, 1682 William Champlin of Westerly sold the sloop “Tryall” to

James Robertson of the Barbadoes. The “Tryall” was built by John Lewis of New

London, shipwright, and weighed 18-19 tons.

157. WILLIAM CHAMPLIN [Jeffrey (1), William (2—3))

Wi11iam Champlin, son of William Champlin and Mary Babcock, was born at

Newport, Rhode Island in 1677 and died at Westerly, Rhode Island in 1746.

He was made a “freeman” of Westerly in 1700 and on June 25, 1707 was chosen

“Rattemaker” (tax assessor). A large land owner who became wealthy through the

buying and selling of various properties, William represented Westerly in the

Rhode Island General Assembly in 1728, 1731 and 1732. He was appointed Justice

of the Peace in May 1741 and again in May 1742.

On January 18, 1700, William was married to Mary Clarke of Westerly in a

ceremony conducted by her father Justice Clarke. Mary, daughter of Joseph Clarke

and Bethiah Hubbard, was born at Westerly on December 27, 1680 and died in 1760.

On her mother’s side Mary was the granddaughter of Samuel Hubbard and Tacy Cooper

who were the founders of the Seventh Day Baptist Church in America. Mary’s

brother, Samuel Clarke, married both Ann Champlin and Susannah (Long) Champlin.

Ann Champlin was William’s sister and Susannah (Long) Champlin was the widow of

Jeffrey Champlin [Jeffrey (1—2—3)].

Mary (Clarke) Champlin was baptized, and under laying on of hands was

admitted into the Seventh Day Baptist Church on May 10, 1708.

William’s Will, dated August 3, 1746 indicates that he gave several large

tracts of land to his children prior to his death. He left nearly 3,000 pounds

cash, various household articles, several farm animals, a Negro girl valued at

150 pounds and a 12 year old Indian girl valued at 40 pounds.

William and Mary (Clarke) Champlin had 7 children:

159. William (1702)

193. Jeffrey (1704)

195. Joseph (1706)

194. Samuel (1708)

196. Joshua (17l0) Wed: Bridget Thomson

186. James (1712)

198. Susannah (1714)

Joseph Clarke (Mary’s father) was born on April 2, 1643 (a disputed date)

and died on January 11, 1827 - aged 83 years, 11 months. He was the son of

Joseph and Margaret (-?-) Clarke. Joseph Clarke Sr. was born on December 9, 1618

and died June 1, 1694. He was a member of the Rhode Island General Assembly and

the son of Thomas Clarke and Rose Herrige. In his Will (dated October 5, 1725

and proved at Westerly on February 27, 1727) Joseph left daughter Mary a bed,

bedding and 5 pounds.

Bethiah Hubbard, daughter of Samuel Hubbard and Tacy Cooper was born at

Springfield, Massachusetts on December 19, 1646 and died at Westerly, Rhode

Island on April 17, 1707. She married Joseph Clarke on November 16, 1664 at

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Westerly. He was born a Newport, Rhode Island on February 11, 1642. After

Bethiah’s death, Joseph Clarke Jr. married (2nd) Hannah (Weeden) (Clarke)

Peckham (1655-1723). Joseph was Hannah Weeden’s third husband. She had been

married (1st) to Joseph’s brother, William Clarke (1647-1683) and (2nd) to Thomas

Peckham (1646-1709).

Samuel Hubbard (1610-1689) was born at Mendlesham, England, the youngest

son of James Hubbard and Naomi Cocke, and the grandson of Thomas Hubbard. He

arrived at Salem, Massachusetts in October of 1633 - probably on board the

“JAMES” which left England in August and arrived at Massachusetts Bay on October

10th.

Tacy Cooper (1608-1691) was born in England and was recorded as being at

Dorchester, Massachusetts on June 9, 1634 but had removed to Windsor, Connecticut

before 1636 as she and Samuel Hubbard were married there on January 4, 1636.

Samuel Hubbard said of himself: “I was born of good parents my mother

brought me up in the fear of the Lord, in Mendlesham, in catechising me and

hearing choice ministers,”...“I have a testament of my grandfather Cocke’s,

printed in 1549, which he hid in his bedstraw, lest it should be found and burned

in Queen Mary’s days.” By 1634 Samuel had left Salem for Watertown,

Massachusetts, where in 1635 he joined the church “by giving account of my

faith.” He was at Windsor, Connecticut in 1635 and then Wethersfield by 1636 or

1637. On May 10, 1639 he went to Springfield where he soon became one of the

founders of a church, consisting of five men, and “my wife soon after added”.

From there he went to Fairfield Connecticut where on May 10, 1647 his religious

fervor created difficulties for hire. He wrote: “God, having enlightened both,

but mostly my wife, into his holy ordinances of baptizing only of visible

believers, and being very zealous for it, she was mostly struck at and answered

two terms publicly, where I was also said to be as bad as she, and sore

threatened with imprisonment to Hartford Jail, if not to renounce it, or to

remove; that scripture came into our mouths, if they persecute you in one place,

flee to another, and so we did, 2nd day of October, 1648, we went for Rhode

Island and arrived there the 12th day. I and my wife, upon our manifestation of

our faith, were baptised by brother Josephe Clarke 3rd day of November, 1648.”

On August 7, 1651 he was sent to visit some brethren who had been

imprisoned at Boston, and in 1657 he went with John Holmes on a preaching tour on

Long Island. In 1655, he was made freeman, and in 1664, on account of the

disability of Lawrence Turner, Hubbard was to be General Solicitor. On March 10,

1665, he wrote in his diary: “my wife took up keeping of the Lord’s holy seventh

day Sabbath,” and in April 1665: “I took it up...” Later: “Bethiah Feb 1666, and

our son Joseph Clarke, 23 Feb 1666.” On April 7, 1668 he went to Boston to hold a

public dispute with members of the church there, and in July 1668, he wrote from

Boston to his cousin, John Smith, of London, England: “Through God’s great mercy,

the Lord has given to me in this wilderness, a good, diligent, careful, painful

and very loving wife: we, through mercy, live comfortabl praised be God, as co-

heirs together of one mind in the Lord, travellinq through this wilderness, to

our heavenly son, knowing we are pilgrims, as our fathers were, and in good

portion being content therewith. A good house, as with us judged, 25 acres of

ground fenced, and four cows which give, one young heifer and three calves and a

very good mare, a trade, a carpenter, and health to follow it, and my wife, very

diligent and painful, praised be God.”

There were differences between the observers of the “Seventh Day Sabbath”

and the other members of the church and of a discussion of the subject in which

he had participated, Hubbard wrote to his children at Westerly on December 16,

1672, that “it was a tumult.” A few days later on the 23rd of December, with his

wife and one dauqhter, and four other people, he formed the First Seventh Day

Baptist Church in America.

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196. JOSHUA CHAMPLIN

[Jeffrey (1), William (2—3), Joshua (4)]

Joshua Champlin, son of William Champlin and Mary Clarke, was born in 1710

at Westerly, Rhode Island and died at Beekman, New York c1790.

He was the first Champlin to settle in New York State, having migrated from

Westerly to Beekman (Dutchess County) in the 1730's, having been recorded as a

witness there in 1737. He returned to Rhode Island around 1742 and was appointed

to a committee which was to supervise repairs made to the Pawcatuck River Bridge

which connects Westerly and Connecticut.

Joshua married Bridget Thompson on June 21, 1730 in a ceremony conducted by

Reverend Ebenezer Rosseter in the First Congregational Church at Stonington,

Connecticut. His brothers, Samuel and William married her sisters Prudence and

Sarah. Bridget, daughter of Captain Isaac Thompson (1671-1738) and Mary Holmes

(1676-1751), was baptized in Stonington’s 1st Congregational Church on June 21,

1713 (the Thompson Nexus says she was born on October 14, 1711) and died sometime

after 1790.

Joshua and Bridget had 10 children (wed 6/21/1730):

1343. Delight (1731) (D) 1755

591. Joshua (1731)

1593. Bridget (1732)

1594. William (1734)

1595. Elisha (1736)

562. Thomas (1738)

8311. Patience ( ) (D) 1755

1596. Delight (1755) (D) 3/13/1840 Bath, NY

577 James Rogers(1758)

1597. Ann (1760)

Joshua had two daughters named Delight. The first married Amariah Stanton,

had three children and had died by 1755 when the second Delight was born.

On August 30, 1747, Joshua witnessed the declaring of Peter Simson’s Will

which was later Proved before Bartholomew Cromwell, Esq. on November 2, 1747. In

that Will, Joshua’s name was spelled “Choplin”.

He was taxed at Beekman from 1747-1778 with a 2 pound assessment from 1753-

1767 and at a 1 pound assessment thereafter. He lived on a leased 200 acre farm

by 1752 in Lot 7 (on the line of lots 7 and 8). The lease was in the name of

Joshua, his wife Bridget and their son William. Colonel James Vanderburgh

purchased this land from Henry Van Rensselaer on April 27, 1769.

Joshua was a member of Hopkinton (Rhode Island) Sabbatarian Church before

1750 and continued as a member until 1768. His wife was a member from before

1740 and remained so until 1768.

In May 1742, Joshua was made a Captain in the Third Regiment of King’s

County Militia, serving under Major Christopher Champlin [Jeffrey (I),

Christopher (2-3-4)]. In May of 1743, he was made Captain of the First Westerly

Company of King’s County Militia. On June 3, 1745, Joshua was commissioned as a

Captain in General Pepperell’s Third Company. Pepperell’s army was raised for

the invasion of French Canada by the British Joshua and his brother, Jeffrey (who

was a 2nd Lieutenant under him) arrived at the fortress of Louisbourg (Cape

Breton) aboard the Brig “SUCCESS” on July 16, 1745 - too late for the battle.

While anchored in the harbor there, an epidemic broke out among the troops on

board and many died - including Jeffrey.

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Joshua returned to Beekman in 1746 and continued his military career there.

He was made a 1st Lieutenant on July 11, 1755 in Colonel Cockcroft’s Regiment of

Infantry which was raised in Poughkeepsie. On August 21, 1755 he was promoted to

Captain. In this capacity he participated in the Lake George Campaign of the

French and Indian War. There was a Private Thomas Champlin in this unit who must

have been Joshua’s son.

Matthew DuBois sued Joshua for l2pds/9sh/1d worth of unpaid “divers goods,

wares & merchandise” purchased on November 28, 1752.

In July 1755, Joshua and three of his sons (Joshua, Elisha and William)

were among the signers of the “Articles of Association.” Every male resident

(aged 16-60) was expected to sign this pledge, which was required by the

Provincial Congress and the County Committee For Safety. Only about 2/3's of the

men in Beekman did so and it became an early source of conflict between Loyalist

and Patriot factions there.

The pledge read as follows:

“Persuaded that the Salvation of the Rights and Liberties of America,

depends, under God, on the firm Union of its inhabitants in a vigorous

Prosecution of the Measures necessary for its Safety; and convinced of the

necessity of preventing the Anarchy and Confusion, which attend the Dissolution

of the Powers of Government. We, the Freemen, Freeholders, and Inhabitants of

the County of Dutchess, being greatly alarmed at the Avowed Design of the

Ministry to raise a Revenue in America; and shocked by the bloody scene now

acting out in the Massachusetts Bay, Do, in the most solemn Manner resolve, never

to become slaves; and do associate under all the Tie of Religion, Honor, and Love

to our Country, to adopt and to endeavor to carry into Execution, whatever

Measures may be recommended by the Continental Congress; or resolved upon by our

Provincial Convention, for the purpose of preserving our Constitution, and

opposing the Execution of the several arbitrary and oppressive Acts of the

British Parliament; until a Reconciliation between Great-Britain and America, on

Constitutional Principles (Which we most ardently Desire) can be obtained; And

that we will, in All things follow the Advice of our General Committee,

respecting the Purposes aforesaid, the Preservation of Peace and good order, and

the Safety of Individuals, and private Property.”

Joshua was a “fence viewer” in Beekman in 1754 and a Constable there in

1756 and 1757. The records of the Court of General Sessions held May 17, 1757 on

the case of the King vs Joshua Champlin include the following statement “The

Grand Jury presented an indictment for breach and neglect of duty as a constable.

On motion of Mr. Crannel....that he be suspended from he said office of

constable. And that Arie B. DeLong be sworn as constable in said Champlin’s

place for the remainder of the ensuing year.”

In 1758, Joshua was again appointed Constable and served as such in 1760

and 1763—1769. In October 1769, it was “Ordered that Joshua Champlin, one of the

Constables of Beekman’s Precinct forthwith cause the road to be opened over Peter

Velie’s and John Ways farms according as the same is laid out by the

Commissioners and recorded.” He was paid 1 pound/10 shillings at the Town

Supervisor’s meeting of June 1763 for having transported a vagrant. During the

meeting of June 4, 1765, Joshua was awarded 1 pound, 10 shillings for having

transported Barbara Bullis to Souderlains. During the meeting of June 2, 1767

Joshua was awarded 1 pound, 4 shillings for having transported Elizabeth Willis

to New Fairfield.

Joshua took a lease in 1760 of a 111 acre farm on Lot 7, but did not keep

it for long as by 1773 an Adam Stover had settled on it. This farm was located

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on the Pleasant Ridge Road, just north east of Poughquag village.

He was tax collector in 1761 and monitor at the annual precinct meeting in

1766.

In 1761, Joshua took a lease on a 100 acre farm in lot 6. His son, Joshua

Jr. and Thomas Lee posted a bond for the back rents in 1782. Joshua Jr. paid

two hogs as rent in 1783. Captain Joshua Champlin was referred to as the

boundary on land in lot 6 sold by John Brill Jr. to Zacharias Flagler Sr. on

October 9, 1786.

Joshua maintained an account at the Sleight Store in Beekman between 1767

and 1772 and with “Bennett’s Dau.” He also dealt with Merritt’s Store on Quaker

Hill in 1767 and charged to the account of P. Woodward.

Wife Bridget Champlin was a witness for Abigail Sprague of Beekman whose

Will was dated October 17, 1770.

Joshua was recorded as being a Captain of an unidentified unit on August

18, 1777 and was in command of 112 men. On March 10, 1778 Joshua was appointed

Captain of the Fifth Regiment of Dutchess County Militia. The regiment was under

the command of Colonel Vanden Burgh. He resigned this position on October 20,

1779 and was replaced by Roger Morey of Beekman.

Robert G. Livingston sued Joshua in the October Court of 1781 for back

wheat rents amounting to 220 bushels which he had failed to pay. The rental was

for a “farm and appurtenances” in Beekman which had been rented for a 20 years at

11 bushels per year.

THOMPSON - CHAMPLIN FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS

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*some references give his name as John Thompson

In the 1790 Census, Joshua and Bridget were enumerated at Beekman. Their

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household consisted of two males over 16 years of age and three females (no ages

indicated).

577. James Rogers Champlin

[Jeffrey (1), William (2—3), Joshua (4), James Rogers (5)]

James Rogers Champlin, son of Joshua Champlin and Bridget Thompson, was born at

Fishkill, New York on September 14, 1758 and died on March 13/18, 1840 at Bath,

New York.

He received a Pension for his service during the Revolutionary War. On August

17, 1832 his nephew, Thomas Champlin of Cazenovia (Madison County) New York,

testified there to a Justice of the Peace that James enlisted at the age of 15-16

years at Bateman (Dutchess County) New York and first served under Captain

William Clarke, Lt. Benjamin Knox and Lt. Martin Cornwell (all of Bateman). In

November or December, the Company marched to New York City -returning home the

following April While in New York City, James was involved in the construction of

fortifications around the city and on Governors Island. James was discharged but

re-enlisted in time to participate in the Battle of Monmouth (1778).

On October 16, 1832 James (of Bath, New York) appeared in open court, “age 74 and

upwards” to petition for a pension. He stated to the Court that he enlisted in

December 1775 at Bateman, New York and served in Colonel Humphrey’s Regiment. On

October 1, 1776 James re-enlisted in the Militia for three months under Joshua

Champlin - again in Humphrey’s Regiment. They marched to White Plains, New York

where they joined up with General Washington and fought in the Battle of White

Plains that same month. James was discharged in January 1777 at White Plains.

He re-enlisted at Bateman for a five month stint in the spring of 1777 in a

Company under Captain William Clarke. They marched to Poughkeepsie and remained

there for five months “to keep the Tories quiet” after which he was discharged

and returned to Bateman.

James re—enlisted for nine months in a Company commanded by Lt. French and it was

with this unit that he participated in the Battle of Monmouth (New Jersey) in

1778 - during which he was wounded, by grapeshot, in the thigh.

After his final discharge, James continued to live at Bateman for about 20 years

after which he removed to Claverock, New York. He stayed there for 4-5 years

before removing to Locke (Cayuga County) New York. He left Locke for Bath

(Steuben County) New York after 5-6 years.

James married Sarah (Sally) (-?-) c1774 according to their son Josiah. She was

born on March 28, 1763 and died in Steuben County, New York on May 30, 1848.

They had children:

757. Josiah (1792)

758. Allen (1799)

Sally and James resided with their son Josiah at Bath, New York from 1811 until

their deaths. A number of depositions in his pension file refer to James’

“numerous family” but children are listed as heirs in probate records.

On June 3, 1843, James’ widow - Sally Champlin of Bath, New York, applied for a

Revolutionary War Soldier’s Widow Pension. She stated that James was living at

Fishkill, New York when the Revolution began and that James had been in the

Battle of Monmouth, New Jersey and had begun receiving a pension himself on May

9, 1834.

757. JOSIAH CHAMPLIN

[Jeffrey (1), William (2—3), Joshua (4), James (5), Josiah (6)]

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Josiah Champlin, son of James Champlin and Sally (-?-), was born at Bateman

(Dutchess County) New York in 1792 [1794 at Claverock (Columbia County) New York

by Census records] and died at Bath, New York on March 16, 1857. He was a

farmer.

In the Census of 1830, 1840, and 1850, Josiah was enumerated at Bath (Steuben

County). In the 1850 Census, a person named Eli (age 37) was enumerated in

Josiah’s household. The Census described Eli as “idiotic”.

Josiah married Amarintha Phillip who was born in 1825. According to the marriage

certificate of their daughter, Sally Champlin, Amarintha’s last name was Tobias -

so she may have been married earlier to a man named Phillip. Amarintha was born

in Steuben County in 1822. She was living at Savona (Steuben County) New York on

August 22, 1866 when she gave a deposition confirming the marriage of daughter

Valley to Mosley J. Moss.

Josiah and Amarintha had children:

13628. Valeria “Valley Marie” ( 1843)

13629. Sarah Maria “Sally” ( 1845)

13630. Mary Frances ( 1847)

5114. Josiah (c1849)

7527. James B. ( 1851)

13631. Rosaphine P. ( 185))

13013. Ebenezer ( 1857)

Josiah’s parents (James and Sally) took up residence in his home at Bath until

their deaths in 1840 and 1848, respectively.

7527. JAMES B. CHAMPLIN

[Jeffrey (1), William (2—3), Joshua (4), James (5), Josiah (6), James B. (7)]

James B. Champlin, son of Josiah Champlin and Amarintha Phillip, was born in 1851

at Bath (Steuben County) New York and died June 1, 1913 at Romulus (Seneca

County) New York. His body was returned to Bath and he was buried in the Tyrone

Union Cemetery in nearby Schuyler County where I located his gravestone on July

15, 2000.

A stonemason by trade and a farmer, James married twice. In 1870, he married

Sarah J. Fuller who had been born in 1856. He and Sarah had children:

13621. Ebenezer J.

13620. Dora E.

13622. Corie Mary

13623. Charles H.

The children were all born in Wayne (Steuben County) New York

In the 1880 Census, James(28), Sarah J. (24), Ebenezer (7), Dorie (5), Corie (2),

Charles (7 months), and Frank Fuller (17) were enumerated together at Wayne.

Frank Fuller was Sarah’s brother.

James and Sarah divorced on April 3, 1884 with James retaining custody of the

children. Sarah then married John Pulver. She died in 1930 at nearby Painted

Post, New York and was buried in the Fairview Cemetery there.

In 1887, James married Mary (Merritt) Ackerman. Mary, daughter of Andrew Merritt

and Mary Jane Guilford, was born in March 1860 and died at Richburg (Allegany

County) New York in 1938. Before marryinq James Champlin, she had been

previously married to Samuel Ackerman with whom she had children:

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13773. Elmer (b.Nov 1881)

12455. Parmley (b.Jun 1883) (D) Jan 1970

12456. Blanche H.(b.Apr 1885)

James and Mary (Merritt) Ackerman had children:

13624. James Edmund (1888)

13625. Josiah (1890)

13626. Horace Virgil (1891)

13627. Olive Ellen (1893)

James E. was born at Friendship (Allegany County) NY; Josiah and Horace at

Windon, PA and Olive at Richburg, NY.

In the 1900 Census, James was enumerated at the Willard State Hospital in

Romulus, NY where he was described as an “inmate.” The rest of his family was

enumerated in Richburg: Mary M. (born 3/1860), Parmley (6/1883), Blanche M.

(4/1885), Edmund J. (3/1888), Josiah (8/1890), Virgil H. (1892) and Olive E.

(5/93).

In 1915, James’ family was enumerated at Dean Flats, Richburg, New York (Town of

Wirt). The household consisted of:

- Mary J. Champlin, head (age 55) (widow of James E. Champlin)

- Edmond, son (27, roustabout) = James E. Champlin

- Joe C, son (24, roustabout) = Josiah Champlin

- Mary J. Merritt, mother (85) (Mary J.’s mother)

- Bertha Ackerman, grandchild (8) } probable children of

- Erwin Ackerman, grandchild (6) } Mary J.’s son Parmley

- Neva Ackerman, grandchild (4) } Ackerman

James died of a brain cancer in the New York State Hospital at Romulus, New York

where he’d been an inmate for at least 13 years, after having been a victim of

sun stroke.

In the 1920 Census, the widow Mary (59 NY) was enumerated in Allegany County, New

York with her brother, Andrew J. Merritt.

13625. JOSIAH CHAMPLIN

[Jeffrey (1), William (2-3), Joshua (4), James (5), Josiah (6), James B. (7),

Josiah (8)]

Josiah Champlin, son of James B. Champlin and Mary (Merritt) Ackerman, was born

on August 23, 1890 at Windon, Pennsylvania and died at Bolivar (Allegany County)

New York on January 8, 1956.

In the 1900 Census, Josiah was enumerated with his mother at Richburg (Allegany

County) New York.

Josiah married (1st) Nellie Enos on June 14, 1916 at Bolivar. They had seven

children born at Bolivar:

13632. Ethel Mary (1917) (D) 1966

19873. Florence M. (1918) (D) 1920

13633. Josiah (1919) (D) 1928

13634. Francis Lorraine (1921)

13635. Virginia M. (l924) (D) 1/1942

13636. Lawrence Larue (1926)

13637. Shirley E. (193O) (D) at birth

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All the children (except Lawrence and Francis) died tragically: Mary Ethel and

her husband in a car crash on Francis’ birthday; Florence is not mentioned after

the 1920 Census and since most accounts of this family list six children, it is

assumed that she died young; Josiah was run down by a car while still a child;

Virginia was asphyxiated by a leaky gas stove; and Shirley died at birth.

Nellie (Enos) Champlin was born on February 23, 1897 at Red House (Cattaraugus

County) New York and died on May 13, 1935 at Wellsville (Allegany County) New

York. On August 30, 1992 my two daughters (Jessica & Kathleen) and I found the

graves of both Josiah and Nellie in the Maple Lawn Cemetery at Bolivar, New York.

Their separate stones read: Josiah Champlin (1890—1956) and Nellie champlin

(1897—1935). Kathleen and I returned to Maple Lawn on July 31, 1993. According to

the cemetery map in the caretaker’s office, Josiah and Nellie’s daughters

Virginia (died Jan 1942) and “baby” (died 1930) were buried with them in unmarked

graves.

Nellie Enos was the daughter of Frank Enos who died on December 16, 1954 and Mary

L. Burch who was born at Salamanca, New York on January 18, 1908.

In the 1920 Census, Josiah (29 Penn) was enumerated on North Main Street,

Bolivar, New York with wife Nellie (21 NY) and children Ethel N. (2 NY) and

Florence M. (1. NY).

Josiah married (2nd) Dora Baxter. At the time of this marriage, Josiah was a

railroad track worker and later worked in the local oil fields.

13632. ETHEL MARY CHAMPLIN

[Jeffrey (1), William (2-3), Joshua (4), James (5), Josiah (6), James B. (7),

Josiah (8), Ethel Mary (9)]

Ethel Mary Champlin, daughter of Josiah Champlin and Nellie Enos, was born on

April 24, 1917 at Bolivar (Allegany County) New York. She was killed in a car

accident on December 31, 1966 and buried with her son, Jimmy, in Bolivar’s Maple

Lawn Cemetery.

In the 1920 Census, “Ethel M.”, aged 2 years and 8 months, was enumerated

with her parents on North Main Street at Bolivar, New York.

Ethel married Charles Lananger who perished in the same automobile accident

(he was born in 1918).

Charles and Ethel Mary (Champlin) Lananger had children:

- Geraldine (b. )

- Jean (b. )

- Charles (b. )

- James Richard (b.Apr 02, 1945)

- Beverly A. (b. Mar 31, 1946)

- Thomas (b. 1947)

— Patricia (b. Jul 1949)

- Joyce (b. )

— Stephen (b. Mar 1952)

Geraldine Lananger married Isaac Cook.

Jean Lananger married (1st) Gino Rich, (2nd) Wilbur Gains and (3rd) Larry

Stives.

Charles Lananger married (1st) Helen Bundy, (2nd) unknown.

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James Richard Lananger died on July 20, 1953.

Beverly A. Lananger married Leonard Lawton and died on July 21, 1996.

James Richard Lananqer was born at Olean (Cattaraugus County) New York. He

was killed when struck by a mushroom truck on a bridge in Millport

(Potter County) Pennsylvania and was buried in Bolivar’s Maple Lawn

Cemetery.

Thomas Lananger married Mary Schultz.

Patricia Lananger married (1) John McGavish and (2nd) Howard Smith.

Joyce Lananger married (1st) Richard Fleming and (2nd) Oscar Gains.

Stephen Lananger married (1st) Helen Clark, (2nd) Pamela Schultz and (3rd)

Donna Coleman.

Jeffrey Champlin

Alanson G. Morrison (husband)

Mary Champlin

William Champlin

Sarah Thompson (wife)

Jeffrey Champlin

Joseph Champlin Samuel Champlin

Prudence Thompson (wife)

Joshua Champlin James Champlin

Susannah Champlin

William Champlin

Mary Clarke (wife)

Ann Champlin

Samuel Clarke (husband)

William Champlin

Mary Babcock (wife)

Christopher Champlin

Jeffrey Champlin

Eulalia Vladi Garde (wife#2)

Jeffrey Champlin:(B) circa 1621 at, or near, Bideford (Devonshire)

England

(D) between 1688 and 1695 Westerly, RI

(I) Westerly Historical Cemetery #03 and/or the Wilcox Lot (in family

cemetery on his son Williams’ farm)

Wed #2: around 1649-1650

Eulalia Vladi Garde

(D) 1656 or 1657

Daughter of John Garde and Rebecca Copp

Children: (3)

Jeffrey Champlin:(B) 1650 Newport, RI

William Champlin:(B) 1654 Newport, RI

(I) Westerly Historical Cemetery #03 and/or the Wilcox Lot

(in family cemetery on Williams’ farm)

Wed: 1674

Mary Babcock:(B) c/l648-l655 Portsmouth, RI

(D) spring of 1747 Westerly, RI

Daughter of James and Sarah Babcock

Children: (3)

Mary Champlin:(B) 1675 Westerly, RI

William Champlin:(B) l677 Newport, RI

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Ann Champlin:(B) 1678 Westerly, RI

Wed: Samuel Clarke

Christopher Champlin:(B) 1656 Newport, RI

Reports are that he was in Boston (the New World) as early as 1627

Thought to be a cordwainer

Had a brother, William Champlin, who never came to the New World,

married sisters Rebecca (in 1641) and Mary Garde - daughters of

Roger Garde of Bideford

Edward Hutchinson Susannah Hutchinson

John Cole (husband)

Anne Marbury

Thomas Hutchinson (husband)

Francis Marbury

Bridget Dry den (wif e)

Anne (Marbury) Hutchinson:(B) Alford, Lincolnshire, England, baptized

there on 7/20/1591

(D) summer of 1643 Pelham Bay (Long Island), NY, murdered by a band

of Indians

Daughter of Reverend Francis Marbury and Bridget Dryden

Wed: 8/9/1612

Thomas Hutchinson, son of a wealthy merchant

Children: (14)

Edward Hutchinson

Susannah Hutchinson:(B) 1633

Wed: 1651 Boston

John Cole

They were the grandparents of Susannah Cole Eldred - first

wife of Jeffrey Champlin’s grandson, Jeffrey Champlin

III.

William Champlin:(B) l677 Newport, RI

(D) 1746 Westerly, RI

Son of William and Mary Babcock Champlin

Wed: 1/18/1700 ceremony conducted by her father Justice Clarke

Mary Clarke:(B) 12/27/1680 Westerly, RI

(D) 1760

Daughter of Joseph Clarke and Bethiah Hubbard

Granddaughter of Samuel Hubbard and Tacy Cooper who were the

founders of the Seventh Day Baptist Church in America

Mary’s brother, Samuel Clarke, married both Ann Champlin and

Susannah (Long) Champlin. Ann Champlin was William’s

sister and Susannah (Long) Champlin was the widow of

Jeffrey Champlin

Children: (7)

William Champlin:(B) 1702

Wed: Sarah Thompson

Jeffrey Champlin:(B) 1704

(D) 1745 from epidemic aboard the Brig “SUCCESS” at the

fortress of Louisbourg (Cape Breton)

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2nd Lieutenant

Joseph Champlin:(B) 1706

Samuel Champlin:(B) 1708

Wed: Prudence Thompson

Joshua Champlin:(B) 17l0

James Champlin:(B) 1712

Susannah Champlin:(B) 1714

Tax assessor and large land owner who became wealthy through the

buying and selling of various properties, William represented

Westerly in the Rhode Island General Assembly in 1728, 1731 and

1732. He was appointed Justice of the Peace in May 1741 and

again in May 1742.

Mary Clarke

William Champlin (husband)

Joseph Clarke

Bethiah Hubbard (wife #1)

Hannah (Weeden)(Clarke) Peckham (wife #2)

William Clarke

Hannah Weeden (wife)

Joseph Clarke Sr.

Margaret (wife)

Thomas Clarke

Rose Herrige (wife)

Joseph Clarke Sr.:(B) 12/9/1618

(D) 6/1/1694

Son of Thomas Clarke and Rose Herrige

Wed: Margaret

Children: (2)

Joseph Clarke:(B) 4/2/1643 (a disputed date)

(D) 1/11/1827 age 83

Wed #1: 11/16/1664 Westerly, RI

Bethiah Hubbard:(B) 12/19/1646 Springfield, MA

(D) 4/17/1707 Westerly, RI

Daughter of Samuel Hubbard (1610-1689) and Tacy

Cooper (1608-1691)

12/23/1672 Samuel Hubbard, his wife, one dauqhter,

and four other people formed the First Seventh

Day Baptist Church in America

Wed #2: Hannah (Weeden)(Clarke) Peckham (1655-1723)

Hannah married Joseph’s brother William, first

William Clarke (1647-1683)

Wed: Hannah Weeden

Member of the Rhode Island General Assembly

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Delight Champlin

Amariah Stanton (husband)

Joshua Champlin

Bridget Champlin William Champlin

Elisha Champlin Thomas Champlin

Patience Champlin Delight Champlin

Josiah Champlin

Amarintha Phillip (wife)

Allen Champlin

James Rogers Champlin

Sarah (wife)

Ann Champlin

Joshua Champlin

Bridget Thompson (wife)

William Champlin

Mary Clarke (wife)

William Champlin

Mary Babcock (wife)

Jeffrey Champlin


Joshua Champlin:(B) 1710 Westerly, RI

(D) c1790 Beekman, NY

Son of William Champlin and Mary Clarke

First Champlin to settle in New York State

Captain in the King’s County Militia

Constable and tax collector

Wed: 6/21/1730 First Congregational Church, Stonington, CT

Bridget Thompson:(B) 10/14/1711

(D) sometime after 1790

Daughter of Captain Isaac Thompson (1671-1738) and Mary

Holmes (1676-1751)

Her sisters married Joshua’s brothers Samuel and William

Children: (10)

Delight Champlin:(B) 1731 (D) 1755

Wed: Amariah Stanton

Children: (3)

Joshua Champlin:(B) 1731

Bridget Champlin:(B) 1732

William Champlin:(B) 1734

Elisha Champlin:(B) 1736

Thomas Champlin:(B) 1738

Patience Champlin: (D) 1755

Delight Champlin:(B) 1755 (D) 3/13/1840 Bath, NY

James Rogers Champlin:(B) 9/14/1758

Ann Champlin:(B) 1760

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Valeria "Valley Marie" Champlin Sarah Maria "Sally" Champlin

Mary Frances Champlin Josiah Champlin

Ebenezer J. Champlin

Dora E. Champlin

Corie Mary Champlin

Charles H. Champlin

Sarah J. Fuller (wife #1)

James Edmund Champlin

Joseph (Josiah) Champlin

Nellie Enos (wife #1)

Dora Baxter (wife #2)

Horace Virgil Champlin

Olive Ellen Champlin

Mary (Merritt) Ackerman (wife #2)

James B. Champlin Rosaphine P. Champlin

Ebenezer Champlin

Josiah Champlin

Amarintha Phillip (wife)

James Rogers Champlin

Sarah (wife)

Joshua Champlin

Bridget Thompson (wife)

William Champlin

Mary Clarke (wife)

William Champlin

Mary Babcock (wife)

Jeffrey Champlin


James Rogers Champlin:(B) 9/14/1758 Fishkill, NY

(D) 3/(13/18)/1840 Bath, NY

Son of Joshua Champlin and Bridget Thompson

Enlisted at the age of 15-16, veteran of the Revolutionary War

Wed: c1774

Sarah:(B) 3/28/1763

(D) 5/30/1848 Bath, NY Steuben County

Children: (2)

Josiah Champlin:(B) 1792 Bateman (Dutchess County) NY

(D) 3/16/1857 Bath, NY

Wed: Amarintha Phillip:(B) 1825 Steuben County

Children: (7)

Valeria “Valley Marie” Champlin:(B) 1843

Sarah Maria “Sally” Champlin:(B) 1845

Mary Frances Champlin:(B) 1847

Josiah Champlin:(B) c1849

James B. Champlin:(B) 1851 Bath, NY

(D) 6/1/1913 brain cancer, New York State Hospital at

Romulus, NY where he’d been an inmate for at least

13 years, after having been a victim of sun stroke

(I) Tyrone Union Cemetery in Schuyler County

A stonemason by trade and a farmer

Wed #1: 1870

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Sarah J. Fuller:(B) 1856

(D) 1930 Painted Post, NY

(I) Fairview Cemetery, Painted Post, NY

Children: (4)

Ebenezer J. Champlin:(B) Wayne, NY

Dora E. Champlin:(B) Wayne, NY

Corie Mary Champlin:(B) Wayne, NY

Charles H. Champlin:(B) Wayne, NY

Divorced: 4/3/1884

Wed #2: 1887

Mary (Merritt) Ackerman:(B) 3/1860

(D) 1938 Richburg, NY

Daughter of Andrew Merritt and Mary Jane

Guilford

Children: (4)

James Edmund Champlin:(B) 1888 Friendship, NY

Joseph (Josiah) Champlin:(B) 8/23/1890 Windon, PA

(D) 1/8/1956 Bolivar, NY


(** SEE NELLIE ENOS SECTION OF THIS REPORT **)

Wed #1: 6/14/1916 Bolivar, NY

Nellie Enos:(B) 2/23/1897 Red House, NY

(D) 5/13/1935 Jones Hosp. Wellsville,

NY


Daughter of Frank A. and Mary L.

(Burch) Enos

Wed #2: Dora Baxter. At the time of this

marriage, Josiah was a railroad track

worker and later worked in the local oil

fields

Horace Virgil Champlin:(B) 1891 Windon, PA

Olive Ellen Champlin:(B) 1893 Richburg, NY

Rosaphine P. Champlin:(B) 185__

Ebenezer Champlin:(B) 1857

Farmer

Allen Champlin:(B) 1799

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