Rebekah Rose and her Descendants 1

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1 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 1 Rebekah Rose and her Descendants 1 Report is for three generations only. Additional information will be made available ONLY to those who are willing to update SRGP on their present generations. SRGP does not publish information on living people, but needs it to track the descendants of our local population in this massive community study. At this writing over 85,000 individuals with links to this community are included in the database. Contact JoyceTice@aol.com to exchange information As if being a very early pioneer of Sullivan Township, running a farm alone after the early death of her husband, and raising eleven children were not enough, Rebekah ROSE further astounded the world by living to be 105years old. Her life spanned three centuries from 1795 to 1901 and she kept her mental faculties in fine shape in all three. Following is the genealogy of Rebekah ROSE, her husband John PACKARD, and their children. Included are various anecdotes published about her in her lifetime. This is extracted from my Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project database using Ultimate Family Tree Software. First Generation 1. Rebekah 1 Rose, daughter of Russell Rose and Lydia Orvis, (#6154) was born in Litchfield, Norfolk Township, Litchfield County, Connecticut 11 OCT Individual flags: Photograph; Obituary; Newspaper. Rebekah died MAY 1901 in Covington, Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 105. Her body was interred MAY 1901 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 3 She married John Packard 30 JUN 1814 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. (John Packard is #6153.) John was born 15 JAN 1788 in Brookline, Massachusetts. 4 Dates of this family are from the Bible of Rebeckah ROSE and John PACKARD. John was the son of Nehemiah Rhodes Packard and Mary Moody. John died 6 MAR 1842 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 54. His body was interred MAR 1842 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 5 John registered to pay taxes 1817 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Sullivan Township was formed in It was taken from Covington Township. Its original boundaries included the southern half of Rutland formed in 1829, and the area that later became Ward and Union Townships. John registered to pay taxes 1818 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. John registered to pay taxes 1819 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. John was employed at as a Tanner in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania John was a tanner in Sullivan. His ledger, beginning in 1826 is in my possession. Unfortunately it was used as a scrapbook in the 1880s/1890s with newspaper clipping of stories pasted o the pages. I am in process of trying to find a way to restore it to legibility. Historical Note:. 6 "In 1828 John Packard erected a tannery in Mainesburg. It was afterwards moved over the hill, north of the village. He conducted it until his death in 1842, when it shut down." 1 Prepared for publication on Tri-Counties Genealogy and History site. Contents are for use of serious researchers and may not be published on Ancestry.com or other online databases. Fair use only. 2. Albert Packard, Mary Hubbell, Gene Lewis, (hereafter cited as Bible - Packard/Hubbel, Mary Hubble). This bible gives date of birth as 13 Oct, but other sources say 11 Oct. 3. Mainesburg Cemetery List & Photographs, Mainesburg Cemetery, Mainesburg, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, PA.; Francis O. Morgan 1970s and Louise JOHNS Neu Published Tri-Counties Genealogy & History Site by Joyce M. Tice Stones digitally photographed and linked to lot map by Joyce M. Tice (hereafter cited as Cemetery List, Mainesburg Cemetery). 4. Bible - Packard/Hubbel, Mary Hubble. 5. Cemetery List, Mainesburg Cemetery. 6. History of Tioga County, Pennsylvania (R. C. Brown & Co., 1897; Republished on Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M.Tice rootsweb.com/_srgp/jmtindex.htm), Page 559. (hereafter cited as 1897 Tioga County, Brown Publishers).

2 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 2 John was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 7 Rebecca and John's 1830 household included two males under five, two females and one male 5-10, and one female John registered to pay taxes 1832 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 8 4 acres improved land, 46 acres wild land, 2 cows, also assessed an additional $25 for business as Tanner. Total valuation $140, county tax $1.05, state tax.14 John registered to pay taxes 1833 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 9 4 improved acres, 46 wild acres, 2 cows, also taxed for trade as Tanner. John registered to pay taxes 1834 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 10 Four improved, 46 wild acres, 2 cows, Tanner John registered to pay taxes 1835 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania wild acres, Town Lot, 1 Cow. Listed as a Tanner. John registered to pay taxes 1837 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania wild acres, one Town Lot, one cow, one horse, two oxen, Tanner John registered to pay taxes 1838 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 13 Five improved acres, 41 wild acres of land, one mare, one cow. John registered to pay taxes 1839 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 14 Five improved, 41 acres wild land, one cow. John registered to pay taxes 1840 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 15 Land crossed off. Taxed only on one cow. John was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 16 Rebekah and John had two males and one female under five, one male 5-10, two males 10-15, one male and one female 15-20, and one female in their household. John registered to pay taxes 1841 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 17 Six improved, 90 wild acres of land, Tanner ($50), one cow. John registered to pay taxes 1842 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 18 Six improved, 191 wild acres of land, one cow. From Jordan, Northern Pennsylvania Genealogies: John Packard, a farmer of Sullivan township, Tioga county, Pennsylvania, was born there ( Note: wrong!! JMT ) about the year 1790, where he spent all his life, and died in He was a soldier of the war of 1812, fighting under Commodore Perry, and assisted in building the fleet that drove the British over into Canada. He married Rebecca Rose, born in Norfolk township, Litchfield county, Connecticut, October I3, 1795; she lived to be one hundred and five years of age, April 30,1900. She was the daughter of Russell Rose, a soldier of the revolutionary war, who was on General Washington's staff at Valley Forge. In the winter of , Mr. Rose moved his family to Tioga county, Pennsylvania, the journey being made on sleighs. As of April 1997, Martha BELL Orkins, Maner THORP, and I may have solved the long standing mystery of the U.S. Federal Census, Sullivan Township,Tioga County,Pennsylvania, U.S. National Archives (hereafter cited as Census-1830-Sullivan, 1830 Sullivan Census). 8. Tioga County Tax Records, Transcribed by Joyce M. Tice, Tioga County PA Court House, Wellsboro PA (hereafter cited as Tice, Joyce M., Tax Record Transcriptions). 9. Ibid. 10. Ibid. 11. Ibid. 12. Ibid. 13. Ibid. 14. Ibid. 15. Ibid U. S. Federal Census, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, PA, U.S. National Archives (hereafter cited as Census-1840-Sullivan, 1840 Sullivan Census). 17. Tice, Joyce M., Tax Record Transcriptions. 18. Ibid.

3 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 3 ancestry of John PACKARD. Rebekah registered to pay taxes 1845 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 19 In the Census of 1850, Rebekah was listed as a head of household in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 20 Rebecca's property is valued at $1000. Harley and Nehemiah are recorded as farmers. Mansfield Advertiser 20th Oct Mrs. Rebecca Packard was 92 at Covington twp. last Wednesday- 10 children present: Mrs. P. W. Doud of Mainesburg (age 71); A.G. of Portville NY; D. Packard of Monroeville, Ohio; Mrs. Mary Ingraham, Richmond twp.; Mrs. L.S. Smith, SIlver Creek, Pa; J. H. of Covington twp; N. R. of Mainesburg; Mrs. I. R. Ford, Shippen twp.; and A.F. of Cherry Flats (age 47). From 1901 newspaper Mrs. Rebekah Packard The art of growing old gracefully is acquired by comparatively few, though it is an art in which the majority of people are anxious to excel. There is an old saw which begins something like this: " For lengthy life to be desired Many things must be required; Income from rent and taxes clear, At least one thousand pounds a year," But such was not the lot of Mrs. Rebeckah Packard. She has never been blessed with an abundance of this world's goods, and during many years she attended to her household duties and reared eleven children. Until recently her life was a busy one; but she possessed good health, a philosophical turn of mind and faced all her trials and difficulties courageously and trod them under her feet, so to speak. She never crossed bridges until she came to them and never worried over matters she could not help. Considering her activity, her bright mind and the preservation of all her faculties at her great age, she was without doubt the most remarkable woman in Pennsylvania. She had lived under every administration of every president since the formation of this government having been born a year and a half before Washington retired from the presidency. She was eleven years of age when Robert Fulton's steamboat made its first trip up the Hudson, and she married six months before General Andrew Jackson won his victory over the British at New Orleans. She was a middle age woman when she read with interest about Fremont's heroic expedition of discovery in the untracked region of the Rocky mountains, California and Oregon, and she was comparatively an old woman when the first railway was built in this country, when Morse constructed his telegraph line and Howe invented his sewing machine. What wonderful strides have been made in human progress in the space of one human life! Rebekah Rose was born at Norwalk, Conn., Oct. 13, She was the daughter of Russell Rose who was an army officer in the Continental army and one of Washington's staff officers. Her father moved to this county and settled in what is now Sullivan township in 1807, and in Sullivan-Covington townships Mrs. Packard has spent almost all her days. She married John Packard on June 30, 1814, and to them eleven children were born. Her husband died in the spring of From Millerton Notes by C.P. Balch. DAR meeting - Mrs Marian Smith will deliver an Eulogy in memory of her late illustrious Ancestor. The National Society Daughters of the American Revolution considers a Real Daughter one who was both a Daughter of a Revolutionary Soldier as well as a member of our Society. In Placing this Memorial to Rebekah Rose Packard, A Real Daughter, We members of the Wellsboro Chapter, Members of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, rededicate ourselves to the purposes of our Society and to the Constitution of the United 19. Ibid U.S. Federal Census, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, U.S. National Archives (hereafter cited as Census-1850-Sullivan, U.S. Census Film).

4 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 4 States of America. Rebekah Rose Packard's birthday was celebrated annually for a good many years by a family reunion held at the home of her son Harley with whom she lived. She lived to be over 105 years of age and although so old, she retained her mental faculties wonderfully, her memory reaching back over a century, enabling her to recall incidents of her childhood. The last birthday party was held on her 100th birthday. Seven of her children attended: Mrs. Lydia Smith, Mrs. Mary Lovell, Ashley PAckard, Harley Packard,Mrs. Elmina Ford and Albert Packard. Mrs. Helen Bartoo who lives at Asaph has several treasured heirlooms in her possession among them pictures of Rebekah Rose Packard and one of the hand made quilts which was made for Mrs. Elmina Ford. The descendants of Rebekah Rose Packard are many and now live in many states. She was the daughter of Russell Rose, a Revolutionary Patriot, who served as a private from Massachusetts. She is buried in Mainesburg Cemetery....to Tioga County and settled in what is now Ward Township. The journey was made in sleighs. Since that time Mrs. Packard has resided in this county, with the exception of two years during which time she lived in Yates County, N.Y. On June 30, 1814 she married John Packard, who died in 1842 leaving her with six sons and five daughters of whom four sons and two daughters survive her: Mrs. L.P. Smith of Troy aged 81 years; N. R. Packard of Mainesburg aged 80 years; John H. Packard of Mitchell's Creek aged 66 years; Mrs. E. R. Ford of Ansonia aged 64 years; A. F. Packard of Cherry Flats aged 61 years. Ths sons are all veterans of the Civil War. Mrs. Packard leaves thirty two grand children and several descendants of the fourth generation. Until she was seventy years old Mrs. Packard was an indefatigable weaver of cloth and carpets. Since then she has done much fancy needle work and made many quilts. Each of her children and grandchildren have a quilt of her piecing. One of the quilts, which was given to A. H. Packard of Elmira NY contains over one thousand pieces and was made by Mrs. Packard in her 98th year. It was not until a few months ago that Mrs. Packard began to show evidence of her extreme age, up to that time she had been healthy, fairly robust, ate heartily and was able to walk about the house and the yard without aid. Her brain was clear and she was well posted upon the topics of the day. She also made frequent trips on the Tioga Railroad alone. Although her eyesight had become somewhat dimmed and her hearing quite defective, she conversed very intelligently. Note from JMT: It is often overlooked by biographers who like to credit the men of the family with almost everything, that Rebeckah still had very young children in the household at the time of her husband's death and she ran the farm and raised the children alone for much of her life. At the time of John's death, the oldest of her children were just reaching adulthood and the youngest were barely out of infancy. Rebekah Rose and John Packard had the following children: + 2 i. Amanda R. 2 Packard was born 16 MAY ii. Lydia Packard was born 07 JAN iii. Mary A. Packard was born ABT iv. Ashley G. Packard was born 05 NOV v. Daniel Packard was born 27 MAR vi. Nehemiah R. Packard was born 24 MAY vii. John Harley Packard was born 23 NOV viii. James M. Packard was born 18 JAN ix. Rebekah Elmina Packard was born 26 MAR x. Albert Fearnaught Packard was born 31 JUL xi. Cynthia Packard (#8997) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Cynthia died 1856 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 15. Her body was interred 1856 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Second Generation 2. Amanda R. 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 21 (#6151) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 16 MAY Amanda died 9 JUN 1893 at age 78. Her body was interred JUN 1893 in State Road Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 22 She married Rev. Peleg W. Doud 25 DEC 1832 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. (Rev. 21. Jordan. John W., LL.D., Genealogical and Personal History of Northern Pennsylvania, (Heritage Books), Vol. II, p (hereafter cited as Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania). 22. Cemetery Burial List, State Road Cemetery, State Road, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania; Burial Lot locations taken from State Road Cemetery Records. Tombstones digitally photographed by Joyce M. Tice (hereafter cited as Cemetery List, State Road Cemetery).

5 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 5 Peleg W. Doud reference Obit) (Rev. Peleg W. Doud is #6143.) Peleg was born 29 MAY 1810 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Peleg 23 was the son of Peleg Doud and Isabella Rumsey. Peleg died 10 JUN 1904 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 94. DOUD ---- REV. PELEG W. DOUD, aged 94, of Mainesburg, whose death has already been recorded in the AGITATOR, was born in Sullivan Township, where his death also occurred. He was a son of Peleg Doud. He was bred on a farm and educated in the primitive schools which afforded instruction in this region in his boyhood. He was one of the pioneer preachers of this county, being a zealous old school Baptist minister. Mr. Doud married, in 1832, Amanda R. Packard, of Sullivan, who lived till 11 years ago. She was a daughter of the late Mrs. Rebecca Packard, Tioga County's noted centenarian. Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Doud --- Warren, Hobart B., Omer P., Annie and Mrs. Daniel F. Rumsey, of Sullivan. At Mrs. Rumsey's home Mr. Doud lived for many years and there his death occurred. He had been a Republican since the origin of the party Wellsboro Agitator, 22 June 1904, p,1 His body was interred JUN 1904 in State Road Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 24 Historical Note:. 25 Mill History in Sullivan Township: "In 1819 John Gray erected a saw mill at Gray's Valley, on Elk Run. He operated until It had a number of owners. In 1838 Albert Dewey erected a saw-mill in the eastern part of the township, which he and George Dewey operated for a number of years. William Young, another early mill owner, built a mill about 1832 below Mainesburg on Corey Creek, near the Richmond township line. In 1844 Valorus O. Spencer erected a mill above Mainesburg. Other early mill owners and lumbermen were: Stephen Palmer, who ran a mill in the eastern part of the township; Peleg Doud, who erected one on the South fork of Corey creek, on what is now the George Ross farm, and Sylvester Bailey, who erected one in Bailey Hollow. All these mills were run by water power, the flutter wheel being the one generally used. They have passed out of existence, except the mill near the State Road, now operated by Edward Dewey. Peleg registered to pay taxes 1833 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania wild acres, 12 improved acres, 2 oxen Peleg registered to pay taxes 1834 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 27 Twelve improved acres, 39 wild acres of land, two oxen Peleg registered to pay taxes 1835 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania acres improved land, 40 acres wild land, 2 oxen. Peleg registered to pay taxes 1837 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 29 Ten improved, 40 wild acres, 2 oxen, 2 cows, one mare. Peleg registered to pay taxes 1838 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 30 Ten improved acres, 90 wild acres, two oxen, one mare, two cows. Peleg registered to pay taxes 1839 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 31 Ten improved, 90 wild acres of land, two oxen, two cows. Peleg registered to pay taxes 1840 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 32 Ten improved, 90 wild acres of land, three cows. Peleg was listed as the head of a family on the 1840 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 33 Amanda and Peleg had two males under five in their household. Peleg registered to pay taxes 1841 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 34 Fifteen improved acres, 85 wild acres of land,one horse, two oxen, three cows Tioga County, Brown Publishers, Page Census-1840-Sullivan, 1840 Sullivan Census Tioga County, Brown Publishers, Page Tice, Joyce M., Tax Record Transcriptions. 27. Ibid. 28. Ibid. 29. Ibid. 30. Ibid. 31. Ibid. 32. Ibid. 33. Census-1840-Sullivan, 1840 Sullivan Census. 34. Tice, Joyce M., Tax Record Transcriptions.

6 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 6 Peleg registered to pay taxes 1842 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 35 Fifteen improved, 85 wild acres of land, one horse, one pair oxen, three cows. Peleg registered to pay taxes 1845 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania wild acres, 20 improved acres, 1 horse, 1 pair oxen, 2 cows, valuation $311, county tax $2.34, state Tax.93. In the Census of 1850, Peleg was listed as a head of household in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 37 Peleg was a farmer with property worth $2000. In the Census of 1860, Peleg was listed as a head of household in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 38 Peleg was a farmer with real property worth $3000 and personal property worth $1000. Peleg was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 39 Mainesburg Borough, Clergyman (Baptist) Peleg was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 40 Peleg was listed in a directory in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Doud Peleg W (Mainesburg) r History p Peleg was reared on his parents' farm and obtained his education in the common schools. For many years he was a minister of the Free Will Baptist Church, and also a member of the church board of officers. As an elderly widower, he lived with his daughter Helen and her husband Daniel Rumsey. In eavly life he was a Whig, but became a Republican at the organization of that party. As of the 1897 history writing, he was one of the oldest citizens of the township. Amanda died in Mainesburg, Tioga county, Pennsylvania, in 1892; married Rev. Peleg Dowd, of Mainesburg, a Baptist minister of the old school, and now deceased; children: Warren, a farmer and millwright, living at Mainesburg; Homer, a farmer in Tioga county; Hobart, deceased; Helen, married Daniel Rumsey and living on the old farm at Mainesburg. (Jordan) Amanda R. Packard and Rev. Peleg W. Doud had the following children: + 13 i. Warren 3 Doud was born APR ii. Hobart Ripley Doud was born 22 DEC iii. Omar Peleg Doud was born MAR iv. Anna Maria Doud (#6815) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Anna died 17 SEP 1862 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 10. Her body was interred Sep 1862 in Rumsey-Doud Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania v. Helen N. Doud was born DEC Lydia 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 42 (#10200) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 07 JAN Lydia died 8 JUL 1909 at age 89. Her body was interred JUL 1909 in Sylvania Cemetery, Sylvania, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. She married Silas Smith AFT (Silas Smith is #10204.) Silas was born 15 OCT Silas was the son of Capt. Isaac Smith and Eunice Whitney*. He married Marietta Nash BEF He married Lorinda Unknown (Smith) BY Silas died 6 OCT 1885 in Sylvania, Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania, at age 82. His body was interred OCT 1885 in Sylvania Cemetery, Sylvania, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Silas was listed as the head of a family on the 1830 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 43 In Sullivan in 1830 age 20-30, next door to brother Arad. Also in his household, a female and female under five, possibly a young wife and child. 35. Ibid. 36. Ibid. 37. Census-1850-Sullivan, U.S. Census Film U.S. Federal Census, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, U.S. National Archives (hereafter cited as Census-1860-Sullivan, U.S. Census Film) U.S. Federal Census, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, U.S. National Archives (hereafter cited as Census-1870-Sullivan, U.S. Census Film) U.S. Federal Census, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, U.S. National Archives - Transcribed by Carlton Wolfe and published on Tri-counties Genealogy & History Sites by Joyce M. Tice 2003 (hereafter cited as Census-1880-Sullivan, U.S. Census Film). 41. George Hanford, Directory of Tioga County PA With Map 1899 (George Hanford, 112 Lake St., Elmira NY - Reprinted on Tri-Counties Genealogy & History site by Joyce M. Tice 2003), (hereafter cited as Hanford Directory, Tioga County 1899). 42. Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania, Vol. II, p Census-1830-Sullivan, 1830 Sullivan Census.

7 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 7 Silas registered to pay taxes 1832 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania improved and 39 wild acres, 2 oxen, 1 horse, 4 cows, valuation $273. Silas registered to pay taxes 1833 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania improved, 42 wild acres of land, 2 cows, Silas registered to pay taxes 1834 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 46 Eight improved and 42 wild acres of land, two cows. Silas was listed as the head of a family on the 1850 Census in Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Shoemaker Silas was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census in Sylvania, Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Lived in Sylvania 1866 Mansfield Advertiser 21st Oct 1885: Silas Smith died in Sylvania Oct 6th, kidney disease, age 83. Jordan : Lydia, died at Troy, Pennsylvania, in 1909; married Mr. Smith, a farmer, who is now deceased, and had one daughter, Bertha, who married Ira Parsons, of Troy, Pennsylvania, who is a mail carrier there. Lydia Packard and Silas Smith had the following child: + 18 i. Bertha Florine 3 Smith was born 10 APR Mary A. 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 47 (#10201) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania ABT She married twice. She married Levi Lovell *. (Levi Lovell* is #10205.) Levi was born 1820 in Pennsylvania. Levi was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. She married Numan Ingraham *. (Numan Ingraham* is #10206.) Admitted to Regular Independent Baptist Church of Sullivan in April 1867 and appointed Deacon in August Jordan : Mary, died in Shippen township; married (first) Mr.Lovell, a farmer, now deceased; children: John, deceased; Orrin, a farmer of Shippen township; Henriette. Mrs. Lovell married (second), a farmer, also deceased; no children. Mary A. Packard and Levi Lovell* had the following children: 19 i. J. R. 3 Lovell (#21897) was born in Pennsylvania ii. Charles T. Lovell (#21898) was born in Pennsylvania Charles was listed in a directory in Mansfield, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Lovell Charles T, shingle manuf in Covington, h Main n Second 21 iii. Orrin Lovell (#21899) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania iv. Henrietta Lovell (#21900) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania v. Albert Lovell (#21901) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Ashley G. 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 49 (#10202) was born Naples, Ontario, New York 05 NOV Rebeckah's pension record states that her family lived in Yates County from about 1821 until 1827, so this birthplace is probably correct. Individual flags: Photograph. Ashley died 1897 in Ceres, Allegheny County, New York, at age 72. He married Virtue V. Crandall * 31 DEC (Virtue V. Crandall* is #10207.) Virtue was born 07 OCT 1824 in Cortland County,New York. Jordan: Ashley, died at Ceres, in 1897; he was a lumberman; married Virtue, of Allegany county, New York, now deceased; one son, Burdette A., a ranchman, and lives at Tombstone, Arizona. See biography in the Cattaraugus County History book. Ashley G. Packard and Virtue V. Crandall* had the following child: 44. Multiple Years Tioga County Tax Books, Tioga County Court House, Wellsboro PA, Digital page images scanned and transcribed by Joyce M. Tice (hereafter cited as Tioga County Tax, Tax Roll Books). 45. Ibid. 46. Ibid. 47. Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania, Vol. II, p Hanford Directory, Tioga County Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania, Vol. II, p

8 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice i. Burdette Aden 3 Packard was born 01 NOV Daniel 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 50 (#10203) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 27 MAR Individual flags: Photograph. Daniel died 1882 in Huron County, Ohio, at age 55. He married Cornelia A. Hubble * 13 JUN 1849 in Huron County, Ohio. (Cornelia A. Hubble* is #10208.) Cornelia was born 1831 in Ohio. Daniel lived at Portville, Cattaraugus County, NY in Jordan - Northern Pennsylvania : Daniel, died at Monroeville, Huron county, Ohio, 1882; married Cornelia Hubbell, aunt of Dr. Secor's wife, who survived him and is now living in Ohio. Daniel Packard, who was a distiller, had children: Charles; Eveline, editor of a paper in Brooklyn, Michigan; Daniel. Daniel Packard and Cornelia A. Hubble* had the following children: 25 i. Eveline 3 Packard (#59607). 26 ii. Charles Packard (#59608) was born in Huron County, Ohio MAY iii. Daniel W. Packard (#59609) was born 08 FEB Daniel died 10 FEB 1880 at age Nehemiah R. 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 51 reference Obit (#8998) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 24 MAY Individual flags: Obit; Gold Rush; Civil War. Nehemiah died 20 APR 1904 in Buffalo, Erie County, New York, at age 74. Nehemiah R. PACKARD of Mainesburg, Tioga county, died on April 20, at Buffalo, where he was visiting a friend. He was married in 1871 to Miss Lorinda S. Robinson. Their only child, a promising son accidentally shot himself in his eleventh year in Mr. Packard s genealogy is an interesting one. He was a son of Rebecca Packard, who lived to the remarkable age of 105 years, 6 months and 17 days. His maternal grandfather, Russell Ball Rose, was one of Washington s body guard at Valley Forge; his great grandmother was Achie Ball, a cousin of Gen. Washington s mother, Mary Ball. Both of his grandfathers were revolutionary soldiers, as were eight of his great uncles. His father was with Commodore Perry and assisted in the building of the fleet that drove the British out of Buffalo, and he saw Rankin and James Bird shot at Erie for deserting from the brig Niagara. Enos Rose, his uncle, was a mail carrier in the war of Mr. Packard crossed the plains in 1849 and spent some time as a goldseeker in the vicinity of Pike s Peak. He enlisted at Denver as a Rocky Mountain Ranger in the war of the Rebellion, in which three of his brothers also served in different regiments. He was a member of the expedition against Marmaduke across the plains, which suffered greatly from hunger and lack of forage, and it is said that when but four crackers were issued to the famishing soldiers he gave three of his to his horse with the result that of six or seven horses to complete the fatal march one was his. Towanda Review. TGR 1904 His body was interred APR 1904 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 52 He married Lorinda S. Robinson * (Lorinda S. Robinson* is #10198.) Lorinda was born OCT 1845 in Pennsylvania. Lorinda died AFT 1908 at age unknown. She resided in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania widow of N. R., Mainesburg Nehemiah was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Jordan : Nehemiah R., born 1829, died at Buffalo, New York, April 20, He was a "Fortyniner," and a member of the expedition across the plains against Marmaduke, showing the fighting blood in his veins, as eight of his great uncles and both grandfathers were revolutionary soldiers. His great-grandmother was a cousin of General Washington's mother, Mary Ball. Nehemiah R. Packard married, in 1871, Lorinda S. Robinson, of Harrison Valley, one son, Robin W., who shot himself by accident when in his eleventh year, in Nehemiah R. Packard and Lorinda S. Robinson* had the following children: 28 i. A. Laverne 3 Packard (#13245) was born 19 OCT A. died 3 NOV 1888 at age 11. His body was interred NOV 1888 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Possibly A. Laverne and Robin are the same person rather than two sons. The dates would indicate so. Only Robin C. is in 1880 census, so this is probably one child named Robin Lavernoe?? 29 ii. Robin C. Packard (#11121) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Robin died ABT 1889 at age unknown. Robin accidentally shot himself at the age of eleven. 50. Ibid., Vol. II, p Ibid., Vol. II,. p Cemetery List, Mainesburg Cemetery. 53. H. R. Anderson, Anderson's Directory & Reference Guide of Tioga County, Pennsylvania (H. R. Anderson, Mansfield PA - Reprinted on Tri-Counties Genealogy & History Site by Joyce M. Tice 2001), (hereafter cited as Anderson 1908, Tioga County Directory).

9 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 9 8. John Harley 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 54 (#8993) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 23 NOV Individual flags: Civil War. Harley died 28 FEB 1902 in Covington, Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 69. His body was interred 02 MAR 1902 in Gray Cemetery, Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 55 He married Lucinda W. Robbins 15 MAR 1865 in Mainesburg, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. (Lucinda W. Robbins is #9037.) Lucinda was born 19 JUN 1844 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Lucinda was the daughter of Joseph W. Robbins and Lucy A. Reynolds. Lucinda died 11 DEC 1932 at age 88. Her body was interred DEC 1932 in Gray Cemetery, Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 56 Harley was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Lived in Mitchell Creek 1901 age 66. Jordan : John Harley, died in Covington township, 1902; he was a farmer; married Lucinda Robbins, of Mainesburg, who survived him and is now living in Covington township; children: Clement, working on Panama Canal; Lorinda, married James Patterson, a farmer, now deceased and living in Covington township; Elmina, married George Conley, a merchant in Covington township; Hugh, deceased; Henry, a farmer, living on the old homestead in Covington township; William, deceased; Jennie, married David Conley, a glass-worker, and lives in southern Pennsylvania. John Harley Packard and Lucinda W. Robbins had the following children: + 30 i. Clement Roscoe 3 Packard was born 11 FEB ii. Fred Packard (#19445) was born Fred died 1868 at age unknown iii. Lorinda S. Packard was born 06 SEP iv. Elmina Rebecca Packard was born 25 JUL v. Hugh C. Packard (#19446) was born Hugh died 1875 at age unknown. His body was interred 1875 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Hugh died at the age of nine months. 35 vi. Flora B. Packard (#19447) was born 19 OCT Flora died 06 NOV 1876 at age unknown. Her body was interred NOV 1876 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania vii. Henry Shelton Packard was born 3 JAN viii. William Cullen Packard (#19448) was born 3 NOV William died 21 APR 1907 at age 27. His body was interred APR 1907 in Gray Cemetery, Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 57 He married Helen D. Ingalls (Helen D. Ingalls is #51784.) Helen was born ca Helen was the daughter of Electrus Ingalls and Florilla Barnes*. She married William Frost AFT Helen died 23 DEC 1956 at age 77. HELEN D. FROST: Helen D. Frost, age 86, of Mansfield, Pa. RD 1, died Thursday, Dec. 23, Funeral was held at Shaw & Robena Funeral Home, Sunday at 2 p.m., the Rev. Otto Marshall officiated. Burial was in Gray Cemetery, Covington. Survived by son, Lowell Frost of Mansfield RD 1; sister, Mrs. Leona Aldrich of Roseville, Pa.; granddaughter, Mrs. Evalyn Noldy of Stratford, Conn. She was a member of Covington Church of Christ Disciples, Lucy Rebekah Lodge of Covington, North Elk Run Grange. Her body was interred DEC 1965 in Gray Cemetery, Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. William died six months after his marriage, of sarcoma. 38 ix. John D. Packard (#19449) was born John died 1882 at age unknown. John died at the age of six months x. Jennie Laurel Packard was born 15 AUG James M. 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 58 reference R (#8994) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 18 JAN Individual flags: Civil War. James died 1923 at age 88. His body was interred 1923 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 59 He married Nancy Minerva Clary BEF (Nancy Minerva Clary is #9583.) Nancy was born 02 FEB 1836 in Ohio. Nancy was the daughter of John Henry Calary* and Charity McCollon. Nancy died 2 JUL 1871 in Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 35. Her body was interred JUL 1871 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania y 5 m at death Nancy's poarentage not proven. Speculative 54. Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania, Vol. II, p Cemetery List, Gray Cemetery, Covington, PA, Canada Road; Hilda Chance, June 1974, published in Rhoda Ladd, Cemetery Inscriptions, Vol. 7. Read again 2005 by Linda CORNELL Reese and Joyce M. Tice. Published on Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice (hereafter cited as Cemetery List, Gray Cemetery). 56. Ibid. 57. Ibid. 58. Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania, Vol. II, p Cemetery List, Mainesburg Cemetery. 60. Ibid.

10 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 10 based on age and neighborhood. Jordan : James, born in 1835, and living at Mansfield, Pennsylvania; he is a retired lumberman, and a veteran of the civil war; his wife, now deceased, was Minerva, from Tioga county; children: Cynthia, living at Mansfield, Pennsylvania, widow of a Mr. Colgrove a veteran of the civil war; Minnie, married Wallace Button, a farmer, and lives at Mitchell Creek, Pennsylvania; Benjamin, a farmer, resides at Mitchell Creek James M. Packard and Nancy Minerva Clary had the following children: 40 i. Cynthia A. 3 Packard (#9584) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania MAY Cynthia died 1947 at age 89. Her body was interred 1947 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 61 She married twice. She married Mr.? Gleason. (Mr.? Gleason is #59611.)? died BEF 1910 at age unknown. She married Mr.? Colegrove. (Mr.? Colegrove is #59612.)? died BEF 1920 at age unknown. 41 ii. Henry C. Packard (#9585) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania iii. Minnie Packard (#59613) was born in Tioga County, Pennsylvania 22 DEC Minnie died 08 MAY 1931 at age 65. She married Wallace Button. (Wallace Button is #59614.) Wallace was born 24 NOV Wallace 62 was the son of Charles Button and Rachel Hughes. Wallace died 26 NOV 1947 at age iv. Fred A. Packard (#13244) was born 18 FEB Fred died 18 APR 1868 at age unknown. His body was interred APR 1868 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 44 v. James H. Packard (#13243) was born 06 NOV James died 11 APR 1870 at age 1. His body was interred APR 1870 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania vi. Benjamin S. Packard was born AUG Rebekah Elmina 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 64 (#8995) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 26 MAR Elmina died 26 OCT 1923 in Shippen Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 86. Her body was interred OCT 1923 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. She married Isaac Rumsey Ford 27 JUL 1861 in Mansfield, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. (Isaac Rumsey Ford reference Obit) (Isaac Rumsey Ford is #7757.) Isaac was born 14 JAN 1838 in Richmond Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 65 Isaac was the son of Simeon Ford and Susannah Rumsey. Isaac died 18 JUL 1922 in Shippen Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 84. Death of Isaac R. Ford Isaac R. Ford, of Shippen, died yesterday morning of Bright's disease. He was born at Mainesburg, 84 years of ago. He moved to Shippen 35 years ago. He married Elmina Packard and their five children are living - Frank O., of Penn Yan; Byron P., C.E. and D.W., of Wellsboro, and Delina, of Morris. He also leaves three brothers - James of Canisteo, Delbert, of Jasper and Frank, of Troupsburg, N.Y. His body was interred JUL 1922 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Isaac was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census in Shippen Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Jordan : Almira, born in 1837, living at Ansonia, Pennsylvania; married Isaac R. Ford, a farmer of Covington township; children: Delena, married James Marvin, a farmer, and lives in Shippen township; Byron, an employee of the New York Central railroad; Chalmers, a farmer of Shippen township; Delos, a blacksmith in Hornell, New York. Rebekah Elmina Packard and Isaac Rumsey Ford had the following children: 46 i. Chalmers 3 Ford (#59618). Farmer in Shippen Township, Tioga county PA 47 ii. Delos Ford (#59619). Blacksmith in Hornell, Stueben County NY 48 iii. Delena Ford (#59616) was born in Pennsylvania Delena died 1939 at age 77. Her body was interred 1939 in Ansonia Cemetery, Ansonia, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. She married James W. Marvin* 03 JUL 1881 in Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. (James W. Marvin* is #59617.) James was born James died 1939 at age 83. His body was interred 1939 in Ansonia Cemetery, Ansonia, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 49 iv. Maggie C. Ford (#13236) was born Maggie died 29 AUG 1867 at age 2. Her body was interred AUG 1867 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania v. Byron Packard Ford was born 17 NOV vi. Frank O. Ford (#59620) was born in Pennsylvania JAN Frank was listed as the head of a family 61. Ibid. 62. Nye, R.Glen, ed.by Katherine WATSON"Nye", Button Families of America (1971,Button Genealogy Committee), page270 (hereafter cited as Button Genealogy, R. Glen Nye). 63. Cemetery List, Mainesburg Cemetery. 64. Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania, Vol. II, p Susannah Rumsey - Simeon Ford Bible, (Reprinted on Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice November 2004 rootsweb.com/_srgp/jmtindex.htm); Transcribed from photocopies at Tioga County Historical Society, (hereafter cited as Bible - Rumsey-Ford, Rumsey - Ford Bible).

11 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 11 on the 1900 Census in Shippen Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Farmer 11. Albert Fearnaught 2 Packard (Rebekah 1 Rose) 66 reference Obit (#8996) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 31 JUL Individual flags: Obit; Civil War. Albert died 16 MAR 1926 at age 86. ALBERT F. PACKARD -(SRGP 08996) Albert F. Packard died at the home of his daughter Mrs. A. V. Killey, 404 Jefferson street, this morning, aged eighty-seven years. He is survived by four daughters, Mrs. J. C. Secor of Westfield, Pa., Mrs. M. L. Hull of Wellsboro, Pa., Mrs. Charles Barber of Broken Bow, Okla., Mrs. Killey of this city; two sons, J. H. Packard of Los Angeles, Calif., F. A. Packard of Elmira. The decedent was a member of Diven Post, G.A.R. The funeral will be held at the home Thursday morning at 9:30 o clock and burial will be in Mainesburg, Pa. (handwritten on article Mar ) His body was interred MAR 1926 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 67 He married Mary Rebeccca Huble 15 APR (Mary Rebeccca Huble is #10199.) Mary was born 13 JUL 1845 in Monroeville, Huron County, Ohio. Mary died 25 SEP 1899 in Cherry Flats, Charleston Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 54. Her body was interred SEP 1899 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania census indicates age to have been born in 1839, but tombstone says See 1897 History, page 768 for biographical detail. Jordan : Albert F., son of John and Rebecca (Rose) Packard, was born July 3I, at Mainesburg, Tioga county, Pennsylvania. He was educated in the public schools of his native town, teaching school there and in Covington township after the conclusion of his own studies for a number of years. He then became a merchant at Cherry Flats, Pennsylvania, and is now retired from business and residing at Elmira Heights, New York. In 1861 he enlisted in Company I and served until the close of the war, participating in the battles of Antietam, Cold Harbor, and in the engagements around Richmond; he was present also at the surrender at Appomattox. He is an Independent in politics, and has served as school director, tax collector, and in other public capacities in Covington township. Mr. Packard married Mary Rebecca Hubbell, born in Monroeville, Ohio, on July 13, 1846, died at Cherry Flats, Pennsylvania, September 25, 1899, daughter of a wealthy farmer whose children, probably not listed here in the order of their birth, were as follows: Cornelia married Daniel Packard, as previously stated; Mortimer, died out west; Louise, married George Noble, and lives in Des Moines, Iowa; George, resides in Missouri; Ambrose, a farmer in Oklahoma; Mary Rebecca, married Albert F. Packard, as stated; Frances, lives in Denver, Colorado, having married (first) a AIr. Bonney. (second) Christopher Heers, of Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Packard had the following children, all born in Covington township, Pennsylvania: I. Laverne, died in infancy. 2. Mattie L., born April 2, 1865; married George Hall, a farmer from Charleston township, Pennsylvania, and they now reside in Shippen township, Tioga county; children: Lynn, a farmer in the same township; Laverne a farmer at Cherry Flats; Lawrence, Burdette, and Mary, all living at home with their parents. 3. William, died in infancy. 4. Cornelia, died in infancy. 5. Francis, born January 23, I871; he is a clergyman; married Julma Smith, from Charleston township, now living at Elmira, New York; children: Frances, at home; Ransom, deceased; Hildred at home. 6. Ashley, born September 9, 1872; he is a barber of Los Angeles, California, married Lottie Toby, of Elmira, New York; no childrenof their own, but one adopted daughter, Esther, who resides with them. 7. Cora E., married Dr. Secor, as stated (see Secor III). 8. Anna, born October 27, 1877; married Afton Killey, a cabinetmaker from Bradford county, Pennsylvania, and lives at Elmira; children, living at home: John, Willlelmina, and Richard. 9. Clara, born November 13, 1880; married Charles Barber, a painter and decorator from Covington township, Pennsylvania, and lives in Pawnee, Oklahoma; children, at home, Edward and Cora. Albert Fearnaught Packard and Mary Rebeccca Huble had the following children: 52 i. Albert Laverne 3 Packard (#59621) was born in Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 17 AUG Albert died 06 FEB 1866 in Mainesburg, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 3. His body was interred FEB 1866 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Possibly this child is confused with another child of Nehemiah. It may be that the two boys share a tombstone resulting in merging of information about them, ie. Robin and A. Laverne ii. Mattie Louisa Packard was born 02 APR iii. William Adelbert Packard (#13241) was born in Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 12 MAR Willie died 31 AUG 1873 at age 6. His body was interred SEP 1873 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Willie was 6 Y 5 M 19 D at time of death. 55 iv. Cornelia Rebecca Packard (#13242) was born in Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Jordan, John W., Northern Pennsylvania, Vol. II, p Cemetery List, Mainesburg Cemetery. 68. Ibid.

12 Sullivan-Rutland Genealogy Project by Joyce M. Tice 12 SEP Cornelia died 4 FEB 1872 at age 3. Her body was interred FEB 1872 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 69 Cornelia was 3 Y 1 M at the time of her death v. Francis Augustus Packard was born 23 JAN vi. Herbert Ashley Packard was born 09 SEP vii. Cora Elsie Packard (#59624) was born in Covington Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania 23 FEB viii. Anna Rose Packard was born 27 OCT ix. Clara Mable Packard was born 13 NOV Third Generation 13. Warren 3 Doud (Amanda R. 2 Packard, Rebekah 1 Rose) (#6812) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania APR Warren died 1910 in Addison, Steuben County, New York, at age 75. His body was interred 1910 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. He married twice. He married Hester Ann Davey BEF JUL (Hester Ann Davey is #9326.) Hester was born 03 FEB 1843 in Wells Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Hester was the daughter of Silas C. Davey and Millicent Lucas. Hester died 1 MAY 1863 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 20. Her body was interred MAY 1863 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. 70 He married Ida Fletcher 11 MAY 1868 in Mainesburg, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. (Ida Fletcher is #9144.) Ida was born 1851 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Ida was the daughter of George W. Fletcher and Almeda Fellows. She married George H. Smith * about 1891 in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Ida was divorced from Warren Doud APR 1886 in Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Ida was married to George Smith of Sullivan per her brother's obituary. Her divorce was granted because of abuse in She testified that it began as soon as they married and that she had to leave "for safety's sake." By 1897 she was married to Warren Doud. In 1901 she was of Addison, NY. Another (?) Ida Fletcher was married to Orin :Burlingame and had d. Sarah in In the Census of 1860, Warren was listed as a head of household in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Warren was a farmer with real property worth $1800 and personal property worth $400. Warren was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Mainesburg Borough, farmer Warren was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Mainesburg Borough, Farmer Warren was divorced from Ida Fletcher APR 1886 in Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Warren was listed in a directory in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania Doud Warren (Mainesburg) r 55, farmer, 12 acres He resided in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania apparently moved to Addison, near his daughters, before his death. Farmer, Mainesburg PO Warren Warren Doud and Hester Ann Davey had the following child: 61 i. Omar W. 4 Doud (#13235) was born in Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania before 01 May Individual flags: Newspaper. Omar died 31 Dec 1880 in Mainesburg, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania, at age 17. His body was interred Jan 1881 in Mainesburg Cemetery, Sullivan Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania. Mansfield Advertiser Jan 5th 1881: Died Homer Doud, Mainesburg, Dec. 31, Lived with grandarents, S.C. Davey, died of scarlet fever. 69. Ibid. 70. Ibid. 71. Hanford Directory, Tioga County Anderson 1908, Tioga County Directory, Page 419.