FIFTH GENERATION
230. William MCALLISTER was born in 1818 in Montville, Waldo, Maine.
He was married to MRS Nancy A MCALLISTER. MRS Nancy A MCALLISTER was born about 1820.
231. John B MCALLISTER was born in 1822 in Montville, Waldo, Maine.
Source Record type Federal Population Schedule, (Data Base) ME 1860 Federal Census Index: John B. McAlester, JOHN B Montville, Waldo, Maine. page 705 township Burnham I.D No ME17235637
He was married to MRS Rachel MCALLISTER. MRS Rachel MCALLISTER was born about 1825.
232. David MCALLISTER was born in 1824 in Montville , Waldo , Maine .
He was married to MRS Mary J MCALLISTER. MRS Mary J MCALLISTER was born about 1826.
Edward Alden [Aldon] MCALISTER was born on June 23, 1834 in Burnham, Waldo , Maine. He died on April 18, 1927 in Eugene, Lane , Oregon. Grandmother Arey said he was a Baptist minister and a doctor both without training
SOURCE: family records in possession of Cecile daughter of Arthur McAlister in Blue River Oregon. Eugene Register Guard Apr 19 1927 obituary on McAlister. Edward Albert copy of death certificate on McAlister, Arthur Castle birth, death and marriage date confirmed by record in family bible in possession of Ida Fay Mcallister's mother.
Research done in Searsport , Maine in the Penobscot Marine Museum by Fred B. Huntington.
"Of course there's some question about the name (and identity) of Great Grandfather McAlister himself--our records have him as Edward Arden or Alden McAlister and have him born in 1837 in Burnham, Waldo County, Maine. The records at the genealogy library there show no such name (no child is listed for 1837 for that family, although there are ones at yearly intervals before. If Edward Alden was indeed born in 1837, he would have been the last child and unrecorded. The Maine records have an Alden McAlister born there in 1834. So either Edward chose his first name himself (or it was omitted in error from the census records) and got his birth year wrong or something else is wrong.
FROM NANCY PHILLIPS
Article, a copy of which is in possession of Nancy Phillips, [2001] 332 S Brookcourt Springville Utah 84663
Pacific Coast Universalism-XI Asa M. Bradley from The Christian Leader August 15 ,1936
Of the pioneer preachers, E. A. McAllister was the only one personally known to me. He was born in Burnham , Maine , going to California in 1855. His first work was as a Free Baptist missionary among the mining camps, tramping with his pack on his back from place to place. Thus he journeyed through Central California, and passed over into Oregon . He was particularly well versed as a debater, having great command of the Bible text. He related with evident relish the, Incident which resulted in his turning to Universalism. He was to debate with A Universalist (I have forgotten with whom), and having prepared his own argument, he thought it well to study his opponent's side. Said he, "I soon made up my mind that he had the best of it, and if he didn't beat me, it was his own fault." He preached his first sermon as a Universalist at Coles Valley, Oregon. The Register gives the date of his fellowship as 1875, but he was pastor at Roseburg in 1873, and chairman of the Fellowship Committee at the organization of the State Convention in 1874. He held several pastorates, and was by far the most efficient of the preachers of that period. The church edifices at Dayton Wash. , and Lewiston , Idaho , were built under his ministry. He received hundreds into church membership. He began to practice medicine in a small way about the time he entered the Universalist ministry. This was an easy step for him. He was peculiarly gifted with clairvoyance, and had large experience with sickness in his itinerary among the miners. The ministry did not, always give adequate support for the growing family, and it was necessary at times to resort to other means. At one time it was hauling freight from Scottsburg to Roseburg . In 1865 he was married to Miss Samantha Cornell, a cultured and gifted woman, who in after years as a licensed preacher rendered fine service. As has been noted, the pastorate at Albany was attended with bitter experience, and the family became the first consideration. The State University being located at Eugene, the family was moved there, and, at great sacrifice, Mr. and Mrs. McAllister succeeded in giving their six children liberal education. McAllister was a preacher whose word was with power. He was of his time, the pioneer times. It was hard for him to adjust to the more stable religious conditions brought about by the filling up of the country with a more cultured people, and he shrank from the critical atmosphere of the modem congregation. The Portland church entertained the State Conference in 1897. The preachers present were Shined, Felt, McAllister and myself. I had advertised McAllister to preach the closing sermon, Sunday evening. In the afternoon he came to me in a panic, asking that I substitute for him, saying: "Times have changed. These new people from the East laugh at us old timers. "But there were those to be present who would come expressly to hear the "old-timer". There were other old-timers attending who had traveled long distances to enjoy the privileges of the meetings (Dr. Perils's father and sister among them), to whom it would have been a grievous disappointment not to hear the old-time voice telling again the old-time story. They eared nothing for Shined or Felt or Brawny, they were waiting to hear the old-timer. Cruel as it seemed, there was no choice but to insist that he carry out the program, which he (did to the edification of a large congregation, preaching a great sermon. The leading points remain in my memory even after the lapse of years. Now for a story: One of our Sunday school boys, perhaps ten years of age, came and seated himself beside me on the front seat, pillowed his head in the hollow of my shoulder, and promptly fell asleep. Suddenly, McAllister, pointing his finger, said, " Its no use to lick that boy," and then proceeded to develop his thought. And I observed that Charlie was wide awake. At the next circle meeting Charlie's mother brought me this story: She was about to administer punishment, but Charlie don't flinch. "Ma, you mustn't lick me. It don't do me any good: Dr. McAllister said so" Another incident. Soon after the organization of the Spokane society McAllister, visiting some former Lewiston parishioners, preached. Appreciating the cordiality of his reception, he made a round of calls. Entering one home, he saw a little girl lying on a couch. Without acknowledging the mother's greeting, he demanded, "What's the matter with that child?" The mother been aware that anything serious was the matter, but his unerring sense had revealed to him a critical situation. Giving hasty directions to the mother, he went on the run to the nearest drug store for the needed remedy, and he stayed by till the danger was passed. A similar attack some months later resulted fatally. Never did that father and mother forget the strange preacher, who stood not on conventionality, but was quick to serve. McAllister was known all over the three states 'of the Northwest, and notice that he was to preach invariably drew those who remembered "old times." They recognized in him the prophet whose word was "Thus saith the Lord." Again I cannot forbear the word of regret. If there could only have been sent the trained ministers to cultivate the fields which this pioneer, with large native endowment, and splendid consecration, had cleared for them! "WHY? No funds. It would be unfair to close this chapter without a word for the devoted women of these churches of Spokane , Tacoma , and Portland , all of which churches were the evolution of circles organized by Dr. Shined. In Spokane were Mrs. Ambrose Wheedle, the tactful president of the circle, and Mrs. George Bacon. This circle was the source of initiative, and justified itself in all ways. I think that in later years Mrs. Wheedle was active in Los Angeles . She was a sister of the Rev. Alexander Kent. Like may be said of the leaders of the Tacoma circle, but they had their own minister. I was there only incidentally, and the names escape with the passing of the years. In Portland my study was in a room at the rear of the church auditorium, and which was also used by the circle. These circle meetings were all-day affairs, the women gathering in the forenoon, a detail preparing dinner-at which such of the husbands as chanced to be in the vicinity might happen in, and also the minister adjourning in time for preparing the home suppers. Close on the dot of 10 am would arrive simultaneously Mrs. Jones from Mt Tahor, Mrs. Averill from the west side and Mrs. Davis from Piedmont, all grandmothers, and all back-East Universalists. These were the leaders about whom the younger women rallied, and their leading was safe and sane. I used to call them our Three Wise Women. And it is in order here to speak of Dr. Shin's influence. There has been enough said of his way of working, and of setting the women at work. He fully appreciated their loyalty, and always began with the circle. There was much misapprehension as to the potential value of his work. It has been frequently said in criticism, "His churches didn't live." Now I purpose to say why. While the people welcomed him, and would follow his leading, the ministry opposed him, and he never had the cooperation of the denomination. One complained of his going into a certain city, on the ground that he was intending to do so himself. Shin's reply was, "You have been here ten years, and why haven't you?" His work did not fail so long as it was his work, and so long as his leading was followed. But as soon as he had passed on some one would appear to say that it was all wrong and some other way was better. While on a business trip to Chicago I called at our Western Headquarters, and was warned against him, the phrase being: "He is running around starting sewing circles, and calling them movements, and we do not recognize him in the least." (Possibly this was why I joined hands with him.) At the General Convention in 1901, there was determined action to restrict his work to the South, and thus the Pacific State churches were cut off from his ministration. He never pushed a society beyond its ability, and yet that was the rock on which every one of those young churches was wrecked. He did not counsel the holding of regular preaching services in San Francisco , regarded it as premature; he advised against the suicidal moving. The failures were in variably through attempting too much, not having patience to grow naturally, like the toad in the fable, who thought he could be as big as the ox. Portland was a case in point. The little meeting house don't amount to much, but it served its purpose, and was all paid for. While the society stayed with it there was steady growth. It is true, as the pastor said, there are those who will not come into a small, unpretentious church building; but neither will they help pay a big debt on the other kind. The time to build larger is when you have outgrown what you have. Had we been content to follow the lines on which Dr. Shined started us, we would have a line of churches across our country today. And had our ministry cooperated instead of opposing, we should be writing a different story. Dr. Shined was a man of vision, but he don't chase a mirage.
He was married to Samantha Almira CORNELL (daughter of William CORNELL and Bostwick Emily CASTLE) on January 20, 1866 in Hillsboro , Washington , Oregon 1st wife. Samantha Almira CORNELL was born on October 23, 1839 in St Albans Twp, Licking Ohio. She died on July 18, 1896 in Eugene, Lane , Oregon . Dates of birth, death, and marriage confirmed from record in family bible in possession of Ida Fay Mcallister's mother which is kept in a safety deposit box and yellowed with age. (Reported to me 4/25/90 ) I received a Xerox copy from Ida Fay.
Sources: data on descendants of Samantha Cornell McAlister from Mrs. Norman Stedtfeld (Ell a McAlister, of Pocotello , Idaho ; Miss Kath McAlister, of Blue River , Oregon ; Mrs Ellis Watkins (Doris McAlister) of Eugene , Oregon ; Mrs. Edgar O. McAlister of Toolle , Utah ; Harold McAlister of Stayton , Oregon.
Edward Alden [ Aldon] MCALISTER and Samantha Almira CORNELL had the following children:
+425. i Edward Hirum MCALISTER was born on December 26, 1866
426. ii Albert Alden MCALISTER was born on November 8, 1869 in Oregon . He died on June 9, 1879 by drowning in Oregon .
+427. iii Seth Harley MCALISTER was born on July 6, 1872
+428. iv Frank Nehemiah MCALISTER was born on December 30, 1874
+429. v Mary Lora MCALISTER was born on March 13, 1877
+430. vi Ella Eva MCALISTER was born on February 6, 1879
431. vii Lily MCALISTER was born on February 4, 1881 in Lewiston , Nez Perce Idaho. She died on February 4, 1881 in Lewiston , Nez Perce Idaho. Family bible record indicates she lived a few hours. Family bible is in possession of Ida Fay Mcallister's mother ( 4/25/90 ).
+432. viii Arthur Castle MCALISTER was born on October 16, 1882
He was married to Mable McDonald 2nd Wife. Mable McDonald was born on February 12, 1873 in Ontario , Canada . She died on November 27, 1930 in Eugene, Lane , Oregon .
Edward Alden [ Aldon] MCALISTER and Mable McDonald had the following children:
433. i. Fay MCALISTER was born on February 12, 1906 in Ontario , Canada . She died in March 1960
+434. ii Harold MCALISTER was born on November 4, 1912
239. John C. MCALLISTER was born on December 3, 1820 in Montville , Main . He died on February 10, 1885 .
He was married to MRS Frances MCALLISTER 1st wife. MRS Frances MCALLISTER was born about 1820.
John C. MCALLISTER and MRS Frances MCALLISTER had the following children:
+435. i John Frederick MCALLISTER was born on September 8 1851
+436. ii Frank B MCALLISTER was born in 1852
437. iii Joseph Frank MCALLISTER was born on February 3, 1855 . He died on October 2, 1856 .
438. iv Frank MCALLISTER was born in 1859. He died on September 17, 1885 .
He was married to MRS Mary LITTLEFIELD 2nd Wife. MRS Mary LITTLEFIELD was born about 1820.
240. Mary C MCALLISTER was born in 1822 in Montville , Main . She died in 1852.
She was married to Eldridge STARBIRD. Eldridge STARBIRD was born about 1822.
241. Emry Archibald MCALLISTER was born on March 28, 1826 in Liberty , Maine . He died on May 9, 1865 .
He was married to Abigail V. MARSH (daughter of Ziba MARSH) Abigail V. MARSH was born about 1826.
Emry Archibald MCALLISTER and Abigail V. MARSH had the following children:
+439. i Eugene R. MCALLISTER was born on October 26, 1853
+440. ii George Francis MCALLISTER was born on January 1, 1855
243. Lucinda MCALLISTER was born on March 24, 1834 in Montville , Maine . She died on July 18, 1902 in Jefferson , Maine . She was buried in 1902 in So Jefferson, Maine, Hopkin's Cemetery.
She was married to Moses ERSKINE in Maine . Moses ERSKINE was born on April 5, 1830 in Jefferson , Maine . He died on May 26, 1912 in Jefferson , Maine . He was buried in 1912 in So. Jefferson , Maine , Hopkin's Cemetery.
Lucinda MCALLISTER and Moses ERSKINE had the following children:
441. i George ERSKINE was born on February 13, 1858 in Jefferson , Maine . He died on March 3, 1862 in Jefferson , Maine age 4yrs 21 days. He was buried in Jefferson , Maine .
+442. ii Emma Rose ERSKINE was born about 1860
+443. iii Sarah Alma ERSKIN was born about 1861
+444. iv Samuel Dewhit ERSKINE was born about 1863
+445. v Carrie ERSKINE was born on August 4, 1866
+446. vi Moses ERSKINE was born in 1869
+447. vii Charles Winter ERSKINE was born in 1871
247. Elizabeth MCALLISTER was born in 1844 in Freedom, Montville , Maine .
She was married to Jesse W.T, SMITH. Jesse W.T, SMITH was born about 1842.
248. Harriet N MCALLISTER was born about 1846 in Montville , Main .
She was married to Nathan WHITTEN. Nathan WHITTEN was born about 1844.
Harriet N MCALLISTER and Nathan WHITTEN had the following children:
+448. i Lenora J WHITTEN was born about 1875
250. Samuel MCALLISTER was born in 1828 in Montville Maine . He died on May 9, 1899 .
He was married to Harriet Caroline HOWLETT in 1857. Harriet Caroline HOWLETT was born about 1840. She died on September 22, 1883 .
Samuel MCALLISTER and Harriet Caroline HOWLETT had the following children:
+449. i George Shephard MCALLISTER was born about 1869
251. Richard MCALLISTER was born on February 7, 1830 in Montville , Maine . He died on April 3, 1882 in Calcutta , India .
He was married to Charity Alma MEARS about 1855. Charity Alma MEARS was born in 1828. She died in 1910 in Aylmer Quebec Canada.
Richard MCALLISTER and Charity Alma MEARS had the following children:
+450. i Elva MCALLISTER was born about 1860
+451. ii Alma Boyd MCALLISTER was born on May 4, 1862
+452. iii Sarah Elinor MCALLISTER was born on August 18, 1864
+453. iv Richard MCALLISTER was born on January 10, 1870
253. Ralph MCALLISTER was born on September 4, 1841 in Montville Waldo Maine. He died on February 3, 1937 in Wakenney Kansas age 95. He was buried in Riverview Cemetery Kiowa, Kansas .
The following biography was taken from the "History of Howard and Chariton Counties "
That energy enterprise and thrift are characteristics of the New Englander, is forcible illustrated in the life of Mr. McAllister. Starting out west from his eastern home at the age of 20 with nothing but his energy and intelligence he has seen much of the country beyond the Mississippi . He has steadily ascended the steps of success in life until now as a resident of Cunningham Kansas , he ranks as one of the leading merchants and citizen of that section of the country. In 1861 he came out to ILL and taught school in Bradford Stark County ILL. He then pushed West to colorado and taught the first white school ever at Blackhawk County . In 1864 he returned eastward as far as Omaha Nebraska where he engaged in clerking and then merchandising on his own account. There he married in 1872. Two years after his marriage he came to Missouri and followed farming in Carroll County but in 1875 engaged in Merchandizing in DeKalb. The following spring he came to Cunningham Kansas and has since been engaged in business here. He is a member of the Baptist church, the Masonic lodge and the A.O.U.W. Ralph first went to Kiowa, Kansas in 1884, bought his home site at the edge of town and returned to Cunningham. In 1886 ,he moved his family to Kiowa and started a general merchandise business. About 1934 he and his wife left Kiowa to live with a son, Charles and family in Denver CO and a daughter and son in law Dr and Mrs JA Burnett in Wakeeny Kansas .
He was married to Elizabeth C HOBBIE (daughter of Z HOBBIE) on July 17, 1872 1st wife. Elizabeth C HOBBIE was born on May 5, 1847 in Syracuse , Onondaga NY She died in 1891 in Kiowa Kansas at age 44. She was buried in Riverview cemetery Kiowa, Kansas .
Ralph MCALLISTER and Elizabeth C. HOBBIE had the following children:
+454. i Charles Ralph MCALLISTER was born on March 20, 1873
+455. ii May MCALLISTER was born about 1874
+456. iii Frances MCALLISTER was born on June 7, 1875
457. iv George H MCALLISTER was born about 1880 in Cunningham , Kansas .
458. v Florence MCALLISTER was born about 1883 in Cunningham , Kansas .
+459. vi Mary Grace MCALLISTER was born on August 14, 1885
466. vii Elizabeth MCALLISTER Twin was born in 1891 in Cunningham , Kansas . She died in 1973 Unmarried.
461. viii Child MCALLISTER Twin was born in 1891 in Cunningham , Kansas . He (or she) died in 1891 in Cunningham , Kansas infancy.
He was married to Elizabeth M. WELLS on November 24, 1892 in Kiowa, Kansas 2nd Wife. Elizabeth M. WELLS was born about 1847.
254. Ellen Waity MCALLISTER was born on August 7, 1842 in Freedom, Waldo , Maine . She died on October 27, 1904 in Sumner , Missouri . She was buried in Lakeside Cemetery , Sumner , Missouri . After her Mothers death on Oct 25 ,1848 the children were apparently separated and lived with different relatives. Waity Ellen was not located on any census in Maine that was checked, so it is not known where she grew to womanhood. There was a close tie with her Aunt Rosanna McAllister Erskin and she was spoken of with a great deal of affection through the years. It may be that Ellen lived with her at times. The Town meeting Records of Montville, Maine noted on March 2 1858 the published intention of marriage for Waity McAllister of Jefferson and James Nesmith of Montville . It is not known when Ellen and James moved from Maine to Missouri . It was after March 9 1865.The date of the birth of their son James Edwin. A quick claim deed dated 20 Nov 1868 was found in Carroll County, MO deeds; Vol. 6,p.471. It gives as one of the parties James A Nesmith and Waity E Nesmith his wife and also sister and one of the legal heirs of Charles A. McAllister deceased. It gives their residence as Mower County in the State of Minnesota. Nothing more is known of their Res. there. A quick claim deed dated 6 Sep 1872 shows Ellen bought land in Carroll County from Alfred McAllister. James Nesmith did not sign the deed
She was married to James A NESMITH on March 22, 1858 in Montville, Maine. James A NESMITH was born on September 12, 1826 in Montville, Maine. He died before 1872 in Prob. Carroll County MO
Ellen Waity MCALLISTER and James A NESMITH had the following children:
462. i Frank H NESMITH was born on January 29, 1859 in Montville, Maine. He died on February 5, 1859 in Montville, Maine.
463. ii Nellie Maria NESMITH was born on April 25, 1860 in Montville, Maine.
464. iii Hattie Leona NESMITH was born on May 29, 1862 in Montville, Maine.
465. iv Ralph NESMITH was born on December 1, 1863 in Jefferson, Maine. He died on May 1, 1864 in Jefferson, Maine.
+466. v Benjamin M NESMITH was born in 1864
467. vi James Edwin NESMITH was born on December 1, 1865 in Jefferson, Maine
+468. vii Frank Erskine NESMITH was born in 1866
+469. viii Minnie Bell NESMITH was born on February 18, 1872
She was married to James Nelson P. SHANNON on March 22, 1874 in Missouri 2nd marriage for both. James Nelson P. SHANNON was born on February 15, 1817 in Ohio. He died on October 22, 1898 in Sumner, Missouri. He was buried in Lakeside Cemetery, Sumner, Missouri.
Ellen Waity MCALLISTER and James Nelson P. SHANNON had the following children:
+470. i. Charles Nelson SHANNON was born on June 29, 1875
+471. ii William Sherman SHANNON was born on July 12, 1876
+472. iii Lewis Henry SHANNON was born on March 5, 1881
+473. iv Ethel Ellen SHANNON was born on December 7, 1882
256. Bradford MCALLISTER was born on August 6, 1846 in Montville, Waldo, Maine. He died on February 21, 1922 in Marceline, Missouri. He was buried in Mt.Olivet Cemetery, Marceline, Missouri.
He was married to Malinda Jane BROWN (daughter of Nelson BROWN and Rebecca GRIFFIN) on March 13, 1870 in Carroll County, Missouri 1st Wife. Malinda Jane BROWN was born on October 1, 1849 in Topton, Moniteau, Missouri. She was baptized on September 16, 1851 in a Baptist Church. She died on October 14, 1913 in Marceline, Missouri. She was buried in Mt.Olivet Cemetery, Marceline, Missouri.
Bradford MCALLISTER and Malinda Jane BROWN had the following children:
+474. i. Laura Esther MCALLISTER was born on February 13, 1871
+475. ii Charles Arthur MCALLISTER was born on March 30 1872
+476. iii Mary Emma MCALLISTER was born on March 16, 1874
+477. iv William Alfred MCALLISTER was born on January 1, 1876
478. v Susan Louise MCALLISTER was born on April 23, 1878 She died on June 11, 1880.
+479. vi Ralph Nelson MCALLISTER was born on August 7, 1880
+480. vii Chester Bradford MCALLISTER was born on September 28 1882
+481. viii Ross Brown MCALLISTER was born on August 15, 1884
+482. ix John Winfield MCALLISTER was born on September 8 1886
483. x Olive Ann [ Poose] MCALLISTER was born on October 14, 1888 in Bosworth, Carroll, Missouri. She died on August 15, 1974 in Brookfield Missouri Unmarried. She was buried in Mt Olivet Cemetery Marceline Missouri.
+484. xi Hazel Brown MCALLISTER was born on May 19, 1893
+485. xii Earl MCALLISTER was born on April 13, 1896
He was married to Della PANKEY on July 15, 1914 in Marceline, Missouri 2nd Wife. Della PANKEY was born about 1850. She died after 1922.
262. Eliza McLaughlin was born about 1822.
She was married to Mr. STILLWELL. Mr. STILLWELL was born about 1820
Eliza McLaughlin and Mr. STILLWELL had the following children:
486. i Emily STILLWELL was born about 1843
487. ii Henry McAllaster STILLWELL was born about 1845
268. Margaret PLATT was born about 1825
She was married to Solomon H MERLIN. Solomon H MERLIN was born about 1825
275. Sophia PRESTON was born about 1835
She was married to Jno P HARP in 1861. They had 1 Child. Jno P HARP was born about 1832
278. Charles Albert MCALLASTER was born on December 8, 1848 in Watertown, New York. He died on April 13, 1920 in Leoti, Kansas.
He was married to Emily MCALLASTER (daughter of James Edwin MCALLASTER and Laura Adlissa CHASE) on May 8, 1879 in Lawrence, Kansas. They were 2nd cousins. Emily MCALLASTER was born on June 8, 1860 in Burlington, Iowa. She died on January 29, 1942.
Charles Albert MCALLASTER and Emily MCALLASTER had the following children:
488. i Stella MCALLASTER was born on September 6, 1880 in Kansas. She died on December 13, 1880 in Kansas.
+489. ii Mabel M MCALLASTER was born on March 9, 1882
+490. iii James Albert MCALLASTER was born on September 24 1885
+491. iv Myra Etta MCALLASTER was born on December 15, 1887
+492. v Rollin Marquis MCALLASTER was born on January 17 1892
+493. vi Ernest Edwin MCALLASTER was born on September 7, 1894
280. Caroline [Carrie] MCALLASTER was born in 1852 in Antwerp, Jefferson NY
She was married to Byron PAYNE. Byron PAYNE was born about 1852. He died in 1886.
281. Pitt MCALLASTER was born in 1855 in Antwerp, Jefferson NY
He was married to unknown.
Pitt MCALLASTER had the following children:
494. i Elial MCALLASTER was born about 1878.
495. ii May MCALLASTER was born about 1880.
496. iii Glen MCALLASTER was born about 1883.
283. Harriet [Hattie] MCALLASTER was born in 1858 in Antwerp, Jefferson NY
She was married to UNKNOWN in 1883.
285. Ettie MCALLASTER was born in 1867 in Antwerp, Jefferson, NY
She was married to Mr. HOLT about 1890 in Waitsburg, Washington. Mr. HOLT was born about 1867.
Ettie MCALLASTER and Mr. HOLT had the following children:
+497. i Frances Hazel HOLT was born about 1892
292. Florence HOLDEN was born about 1847. She died in 1867.
She was married to Mr. ISDELL about 1866. Mr. ISDELL was born about 1846.
Florence HOLDEN and Mr. ISDELL had the following children:
+498. i Flora ISDELL was born in 1867
293. Henry CHANDLER was born on October 30, 1830 in Meredith, NH
He was married to Abbie J BOND about 1855. Abbie J BOND was born about 1830.
Henry CHANDLER and Abbie J BOND had the following children:
+499. i Sally M. CHANDLER was born about 1856
500. ii Annie B. CHANDLER was born about 1859 in Meredith, NH
+501. iii Alice M. CHANDLER was born about 1865
+502. iv George Henry CHANDLER was born about 1867
304. George Byron CHANDLER was born on November 18 1832 in Meredith NH
He was married to Flora A. DANIELS in 1862 in Meredith, NH 1st wife No Issue. Flora A. DANIELS was born about 1838 in Meredith, New Hampshire. She died in 1868 in Meredith, NH
He was married to Fannie R. MARTIN in 1870 in Meredith, NH 2nd wife. Fannie R. MARTIN was born about 1840 in Meredith, NH
George Byron CHANDLER and Fannie R. MARTIN had the following children:
+503. i Benjamin Martin CHANDLER was born about 1872
504. ii Alexander Rice CHANDLER was born in 1876 in Meredith NH He died in 1878 in Meredith, NH
505. iii Byron CHANDLER was born in 1879 in Meredith, NH
305. John M. CHANDLER was born on November 3, 1834 in Meredith, NH He died on December 5, 1901.
He was married to Lavinia Pease FORS in 1860 1st wife. Lavinia Pease FORS was born about 1836.
John M. CHANDLER and Lavinia Pease FORS had the following children:
+506. i. Mary CHANDLER was born about 1862
507. ii. Eloise CHANDLER was born about 1865.
He was married to Lucy RUGGLES 2nd Wife. Lucy RUGGLES was born about 1840.
306. Elizabeth Jane GIBSON was born on April 11, 1834 in Ann Arbor, Mich.
She was married to George Henry OAKES about 1852 1st Husb George Henry OAKES was born about 1834. He died on February 21, 1868.
Elizabeth Jane GIBSON and George Henry OAKES had the following children:
508. i. Martha Jane OAKES was born on September 28, 1854. She died on July 27, 1855.
509. ii. George Lewis OAKES was born on December 12, 1855. He died on March 25, 1856.
She was married to Thomas Chatterton SCHELL 2nd Husb Thomas Chatterton SCHELL was born about 1834. He died on September 2, 1882.
307. Adelaide GIBSON was born on March 15, 1840 in Ann Arbor, Mich.
She was married to Amos B. DUNN on February 28, 1856. Amos B. DUNN was born about 1840. He died on July 2, 1882.
Adelaide GIBSON and Amos B. DUNN had the following children:
+510. i. Margaret Louise DUNN was born on August 9, 1859
511. ii. Loretta DUNN was born on June 2, 1869. She died on June 23, 1869.
308. Loretta GIBSON was born on December 18, 1841 in Ann Arbor, Mich.
She was married to Curtis Grant LEWIS on January 6, 1869. Curtis Grant LEWIS was born about 1841. He died on April 29, 1897.
Loretta GIBSON and Curtis Grant LEWIS had the following children:
+512. i. Grace LEWIS was born on October 29, 1869
513. ii. Maud LEWIS was born on August 24, 1875.
514. iii. Curtis Grant LEWIS JR. was born on May 13, 1882. He died on June 8, 1882.
309. Cassius Clay GIBSON was born on December 29, 1844.
He was married to Elizabeth ROBINSON on November 29, 1889. Elizabeth ROBINSON was born about 1844.
310. John Gilman MCALLASTER M.D. was born on December 9, 1841 in Bedford, NH He lived in Lawrence, Mass
He was married to Almeda Norton TIRRELL on October 19, 1869. Almeda Norton TIRRELL was born about 1845 in Nashua, New Hampshire. She lived in Lawrence, Mass
John Gilman MCALLASTER M.D. and Almeda Norton TIRRELL had the following children:
515. i. Fredrick Danforth MCALLASTER M.D. was born on October 2, 1872 in Lawrence Mass He lived in Lawrence, Mass
516. ii. REV. Frank Barr MCALLASTER was born on September 17, 1874 in Lawrence Mass He lived in Bedford, Hillsboro New Hampshire.
517. iii. Grace Tirrell MCALLASTER was born on February 2, 1880 in Lawrence, Mass
518. iv. Helen Webster MCALLASTER was born on January 24, 1884.
311. Frank Tisdale MCALLASTER was born on October 28, 1862 in Bedford, NH He lived in Denver, CO
He was married to Minnie C. HARTFORD on October 26, 1899. She was a widow with 3 children. Minnie C. HARTFORD was born about 1862. She lived in Denver, CO
313. Adelaide Louisa MCALLASTER was born on October 13, 1865 in Bedford, NH She died on December 6, 1940.
She was married to Robert D.W. MCKAY on July 5, 1892 in Manchester, NH 1st husb She was divorced from Robert D.W. MCKAY. Robert D.W. MCKAY was born about 1865 in Manchester, NH
Adelaide Louisa MCALLASTER and Robert D.W. MCKAY had the following children:
+519. i . Grace Maude MCKAY was born on May 6, 1893
+520. ii. Verna Tisdale MCKAY was born on November 22, 1894
She was married to William E. FELCH 2nd Husb William E. FELCH was born about 1865.
314. Arthur Little MCALLASTER was born on January 8, 1870 in Bedford NH
He was married to Josephine E. CASS on January 8, 1895 in Manchester NH Josephine E. CASS was born about 1875 in Manchester NH
Arthur Little MCALLASTER and Josephine E. CASS had the following children:
521. i. Norman Francis MCALLASTER was born on April 4, 1896 in Manchester, NH
531 ii. Frederick Tisdale MCALLASTER was born on January 16, 1898 in Manchester, NH
318. Josephine Louise MOORE was born on December 8, 1838. She lived in Michigan.
She was married to Sullivan M. CUTCHEON on December 8, 1859 in Detroit, Mich. Sullivan M. CUTCHEON was born about 1838. He lived in Michigan.
Josephine Louise MOORE and Sullivan M. CUTCHEON had the following children:
+523. i. Louis CUTCHEON was born on October 22, 1860
524. ii. Sullivan CUTCHEON was born on October 20, 1871 in Michigan He died on September 13, 1876.
319. Adeline M. MOORE was born on November 12, 1842.
She was married to Robert W. HEMPHILL on May 12, 1863 in Ypsilanti, Michigan. Robert W. HEMPHILL was born about 1842.
Adeline M. MOORE and Robert W. HEMPHILL had the following children:
525. i. Robert W HEMPHILL JR. was born on September 19, 1864.
+526. ii. Charles M. HEMPHILL was born on April 4, 1866
+527. iii. Josephine HEMPHILL was born on September 1, 1872
320. Charles MOORE was born on October 20, 1855.
He was married to Alice W. MERRIAM on June 27, 1879. Alice W. MERRIAM was born about 1857 in Middleton, Mass
Charles MOORE and Alice W. MERRIAM had the following children:
528 . i. McAllaster MOORE was born on March 17, 1881.
529. ii. Merriam MOORE was born on August 11, 1890.
322. Helen Frances MCALLASTER was born on June 26, 1857 in Bedford, NH
She was married to Wilfred S. CHAPLIN about 1880. Wilfred S. CHAPLIN was born about 1855 in Georgetown, Mass
Helen Frances MCALLASTER and Wilfred S. CHAPLIN had the following children:
530. i. Carleton McAllaster CHAPLIN was born on June 15, 1881.
531. ii. Hester Helen CHAPLIN was born on January 15, 1883.
532. iii. Henry Prescot CHAPLIN was born on February 2, 1885.
533. iv. Infant CHAPLIN was born on December 23, 1886. He (or she) died on January 1, 1887.
534. v. John Howard CHAPLIN was born on December 4, 1893.
323. John Goffe MCALLASTER Twin was born on September 23, 1860 in Bedford, NH
He was married to Mary Frances VOSE on October 17, 1888 in Bedford, NH Mary Frances VOSE was born in February 1865.
John Goffe MCALLASTER Twin and Mary Frances VOSE had the following children:
535. i. Richard Vose MCALLASTER was born on May 9, 1892.
536. ii. William Riddle MCALLASTER was born on May 7, 1895.
537. iii. John Parker MCALLASTER was born on October 31, 1897.
324. Jannie Aiken MCALLASTER Twin was born on September 23, 1860 in Bedford, NH
She was married to Fred A FRENCH on June 18, 1889 in Bedford, NH Fred A FRENCH was born about 1860.
325. Gilman MCALLASTER was born on November 4, 1868 in Bedford, NH He died on January 24, 1936 in Manchester, NH
He was married to Bessie M WASLEY on July 26, 1898. Bessie M WASLEY was born on August 16, 1874. She died on August 16, 1942 in Manchester, NH
Gilman MCALLASTER and Bessie M WASLEY had the following children:
+538. i. Helen Louise MCALLASTER was born on April 6, 1900
+539. ii. Dorothy MCALLASTER was born on December 8, 1904
328. Willis Byron KENDALL was born on March 12, 1857 in Bedford, NH He lived in Manchester, NH.
He was married to Florence M PIKE on June 2, 1891 no Issue. Florence M PIKE was born about 1860. She lived in Manchester, NH
329. George McAllaster KENDALL was born on November 4, 1858 in Bedford, NH He lived in Buffalo, NY.
He was married to Veronica Marie CONRAD on June 25, 1902. Veronica Marie CONRAD was born about 1864 She was from Buffalo, NY She lived in Buffalo, NY.
330. Elmer Ellsworth KENDALL was born on March 20, 1861 in Bedford, NH He lived in Chicago, Cass, ILL
He was married to Adela Frances PARKER on June 30, 1885.
Adela Frances PARKER was born about 1865 in From Chicago, ILL She lived in Chicago, Cass, ILL
Elmer Ellsworth KENDALL and Adela Frances PARKER had the following children:
540. i. Elma Esther KENDALL was born on April 7, 1887 in Chicago, ILL
541. ii. Helen Adela KENDALL was born on September 10, 1888 in Chicago, ILL
542. iii. Florence Frances KENDALL was born on August 9, 1891 in Chicago, ILL
543. iv. Parker KENDALL was born on June 13, 1894 in Chicago ILL
544. v. Elizabeth KENDALL was born about 1896
545. vi. Charlotte Lillian KENDALL was born on February 18, 1898 in Chicago ILL
337. Harriet HOWARD was born about 1840 in Boston, Mass
She was married to DR. WATERMAN in Boston Mass DR. WATERMAN was born about 1840.
343. BIRDSALL Allen MCALLASTER was born on October 10, 1860 in Morristown, NY. He died on June 9, 1955 in Lafayette, Contra Costa, California.
He was married to Mary Lizzie TURNER on June 9, 1885 in Kansas City, MO Mary Lizzie TURNER was born on June 9, 1865 in Wheeling, WV She died on April 20, 1940.
Birdsall MCALLASTER was a railroad man. He was born a railroad man. His father was the Land Commissioner for the Union Pacific Railroad until his death, at which Birdsall was given that job. He was well known & liked by many in RICE COUNTY, KANSAS. Everytime he passed through central Kansas he would stop for a visit with our grandparents. Some of our parents also knew him. His name appears on many of the land titles in Rice County, Kansas. McAllaster, Kansas , a small town in northwest Kansas is said to have been named after Birdsall. McAllaster, Kansas is the town that is too tough to die, but is almost to fade away. I have been told that there is still the grain elevator, the railroad, and one house that make up the town. Hopefully the U.S. 40 highway still has the "town marker" signs as you enter the town from the east, or west.
February 2003. This is a portion of a letter I reveived.
Dear Mr. McAllaster,
I am a historian writing a book about the history of the Southern Pacific Railroad, to be published soon by the University of California Press. For months I have been trying to find a photograph of Birdsall A. McAllaster, who was transfered in 1908 from the Union Pacific to become the land commissioner of the Southern Pacific Railroad, with headquarters in San Francisco. He retired in 1933 and lived in the region until he died in 1955. McAllaster became an important executive with the Southern Pacific and a major figure in many significant agricultural and water developments in California and the Far West generally that had a big influence on the development of the region. He's one of the three or four men who are the heroes in my book, and I write a great deal about him in several of the book's chapters.
Thank you, Richard Orsi
Department of History
California State University, Hayward
Hayward, CA 94542BIRDSALL Allen MCALLASTER and Mary Lizzie TURNER had the following children:
+546. i. Turner MCALLASTER was born on August 10, 1888
547. ii. Benjamin MCALLASTER was born on March 14, 1899
346. Warren James MCALLASTER was born on April 14, 1856 in Burlington, Iowa. He died on September 10, 1930 in Mitchell, Kansas.
He was married to Mary Bell ORM on August 8, 1897 in Mitchell, Kansas. Mary Bell ORM was born on August 15, 1876 in Iroquois County, ILL. She died on August 28, 1964 in Hutchinson, Kansas.
Warren James MCALLASTER and Mary Bell ORM had the following children:
+548. i. Myra Jane MCALLASTER was born on April 16, 1898
+549. ii. Edwin Sabinos [ Bine] MCALLASTER was born on April 29, 1899
349. Emily MCALLASTER was born on June 8, 1860 in Burlington, Iowa. She died on January 29, 1942.
She was married to Charles Albert MCALLASTER (son of Alexander Hamilton MCALLASTER and Louisa Annett WAITE) on May 8, 1879 in Lawrence, Kansas. They were 2nd cousins. Charles Albert MCALLASTER was born on December 8, 1848 in Watertown, Jefferson, NY He died on April 13, 1920 in Leoti, Kansas.
Emily MCALLASTER and Charles Albert MCALLASTER had the following children:
488. i. Stella MCALLASTER was born on September 6, 1880
+489. ii. Mabel M MCALLASTER was born on March 9, 1882
+490. iii. James Albert MCALLASTER was born on September 24 1885
+491. iv. Myra Etta MCALLASTER was born on December 15, 1887
+492. v. Rollin Marquis MCALLASTER was born on January 17 1892
+493. vi. Ernest Edwin MCALLASTER was born on September 7, 1894
350. Benjamin Edwin MCALLASTER was born on February 23, 1863 in Burlington, Iowa. He died on September 4, 1925.
He was married to Emma Ben HENSLEY on October 5, 1886 in Mitchell, Kansas. Emma Ben HENSLEY was born on April 1, 1866 in Indianapolis, Indiana. She died on April 13, 1927.
Benjamin Edwin MCALLASTER and Emma Ben HENSLEY had the following children:
+550. i. Wilford Hensley MCALLASTER was born on October 28, 1888
+551. ii. Glen Edwin MCALLASTER was born on October 9, 1892
+552. iii. Clara Maude MCALLASTER was born on October 6, 1893
+553. iv. Guy Carey MCALLASTER was born on May 15, 1896
+554. v. Florence MCALLASTER was born on November 24, 1897
555. vi. John James MCALLASTER was born in 1898 in Mitchell, Kansas. He died in 1901 in Mitchell, Kansas.
556. vii. Marion MCALLASTER was born in 1899 in Mitchell, Kansas. She died on July 19, 1901 in Mitchell, Kansas.
+557. viii. Laura Jane MCALLASTER was born on October 2, 1900
558. ix. Fred MCALLASTER was born in 1902 in Mitchell, Kansas.
+559. x. Benjamin Howell MCALLASTER was born on September 2, 1903
352. Myra MCALLASTER was born on March 24, 1870 in Danville, Iowa.
She was married to Robert BOYD on May 31, 1893 in Lawrence, Kansas. Robert BOYD was born about 1870.
353. Laura MCALLASTER was born on July 31, 1872 in Des Moines, Iowa.
She was married to MR. WILLIAMSON Mr. WILLIAMSON was born about 1872.
354. Edna MCALLASTER was born on February 27, 1877 in Lawrence, Douglass, Kansas. She died on August 17, 1901 in Kansas City, Jackson, Kansas.
She was married to Joseph Edgar BEAN January 03, 1900 in Lyons, Rice, Kansas, son of Nathan BEAN and Rachel FRYE. He was born June 13, 1874 in Rice County, Kansas, and died October 16, 1936 in McPherson, McPherson, Kansas.
More About Edna McAllaster:
Burial: Lyons, Rice, Kansas
Edna MCALLASTER and Joseph Edgar BEAN had the following children:
+560. i. Lester Everett BEAN, born June 29, 1901 in Kansas City, Jackson, Kansas; died June 03, 1974 in Prosser, Benton, Washington.
359. Frances METCALF was born about 1847.
She was married to J.J. MCDERUID. J.J. MCDERUID was born about 1845.
361. Phiranda BUTTERFIELD was born in November 1816 in Antwerp, Jefferson, NY
He was married to Margaret DANIELS. Margaret DANIELS was born about 1816.
Phiranda BUTTERFIELD and Margaret DANIELS had the following children:
561. i. Adelaide BUTTERFIELD was born about 1836.
562. ii. Clinton BUTTERFIELD was born about 1838.
563. iii. Henry BUTTERFIELD was born about 1840.
564. iv. Rolla BUTTERFIELD was born about 1842.
565. v. Frank BUTTERFIELD was born about 1844.
362. Mary Ann BUTTERFIELD was born on May 16, 1818 in Antwerp Jefferson NY She died on April 9, 1901 in Black River Jefferson, NY
She was married to REV Albert PARSONS. REV Albert PARSONS was born about 1815.
363. Emeline BUTTERFIELD was born on March 20, 1820 in Antwerp, Jefferson, NY She died on May 26, 1885 in Jefferson County NY
She was married to William Henry SPRINGSTEEN. William Henry SPRINGSTEEN was born about 1820.
364. William W BUTTERFIELD was born on March 24, 1822 in Antwerp, Jefferson NY He died on September 22, 1909 in Redwood, NY He was buried in Redwood Cemetery, Redwood Jefferson NY
He was married to Laura T. STEVENS on August 14, 1856. Laura T. STEVENS was born on November 2, 1825 on a Farm in Vermont. She died on July 7, 1903 in Redwood, NY She was buried in Redwood Cemetery, Redwood Jefferson NY
William W BUTTERFIELD and Laura T. STEVENS had the following children:
+566. i. Laura BUTTERFIELD was born on May 2, 1857
365. Nancy BUTTERFIELD was born on November 24, 1824 in Antwerp, Jefferson, NY
She was married to Andrew C. MIDDLETON. Andrew C. MIDDLETON was born about 1822.
367. Charles Emerson BUTTERFIELD was born on July 4, 1828 in Redwood, Jefferson, NY He died on May 24, 1884 in Bellevue, Sarpy, Nebraska. He was buried on May 26, 1884 in Bellevue, Sarpy, Nebraska.
He was married to Isabelle STEBBINS (daughter of Joel STEBBINS and Rose CALVIN) about 1849 in Bellevue, Sarpy, Nebraska. Isabelle STEBBINS was born on August 20, 1833 in New York State. She died on January 28, 1907 in Neola, Pottawattamie, Iowa. She was buried on January 30, 1907 in Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska.
Charles Emerson BUTTERFIELD and Isabelle STEBBINS had the following children:
+567. i Sarah Jane BUTTERFIELD was born on April 17, 1850
+568. ii Francisca [Frances] BUTTERFIELD was born on December 17, 1853
+569. iii Albert Parsons BUTTERFIELD was born on June 6, 1859
+570. iv Carrie Isabelle BUTTERFIELD was born on September 8, 1861
+571. v Polly Amelia BUTTERFIELD was born on February 13, 1866
572. vi William Wallace BUTTERFIELD was born on February 13, 1868 in Bellevue, Sarpy, Nebraska. He died in 1889.
+573. vii Charles Adolphus BUTTERFIELD was born on February 9, 1869
+574. viii Mary Helen BUTTERFIELD was born on September 13, 1870
+575. ix George BUTTERFIELD was born on November 17, 1873
576. x Clayton Emerson BUTTERFIELD Twin was born on May 15, 1875 in Bellevue Sarpy Nebraska. He died in 1877 in Bellevue Sarpy Nebraska.
577. xi Clinton Patterson BUTTERFIELD Twin was born on May 15, 1875 in Bellevue, Sarpy, Nebraska.
+578. xii Orilla May BUTTERFIELD was born on October 22, 1877
368. Isabell A. BUTTERFIELD was born on September 24, 1830 in Redwood, Jefferson, NY
She was married to Benjamin FRANKLIN. Benjamin FRANKLIN was born about 1828.
374. Carrie BUTTERFIELD was born on October 25, 1846 in Redwood, NY She died on October 30, 1899 in Jefferson County NY
She was married to Henry C. HOFFMAN. Henry C. HOFFMAN was born about 1845.
375. Adelaide Philadelphia MCALLASTER was born on May 31, 1833 in Antwerp Jefferson NY She died on January 10, 1913 in Erie, PA
She was married to CAPT John Stevens RICHARDS on September 19, 1853 CAPT John Stevens RICHARDS was born on May 21, 1821. He died on April 23, 1897. They had three children
Adelaide Philadelphia MCALLASTER and CAPT John Stevens RICHARDS had the following children:
+579. i Mary RICHARDS was born on July 27, 1861
+580. ii Adelaide RICHARDS was born in 1864
376. Harriet A. MCALLASTER was born on December 14, 1835 in Rossie ST Lawrence NY She died on August 2, 1897.
She was married to LT Samuel EDWARDS on December 23, 1856 LT Samuel EDWARDS was born about 1833. They had one child
378. William H. MCALLASTER was born on October 24, 1841 in Erie, PA
He was married to Martha Jane COFFE (daughter of John COFFE and Jane RIDDLE) Martha Jane COFFE was born about 1836. She died on January 10, 1898.
379. Mary E MCALLASTER was born on February 20, 1844 in Erie, PA
She was married to John W. REYNOLDS on October 3, 1867 John W. REYNOLDS was born about 1844. They had two children
386. Helen MCALLASTER was born on October 25, 1828 in Antwerp NY
She died in 1872 in Gouverneur NY She is buried in Riverside Cemetery Gouverneur NY section F see Ann Cady web page for cemetery photo
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/GRiverside/GRiverside.HTM
She was married to Randolph LOOMIS. Randolph LOOMIS was born about 1828.
387. Joseph Emerson MCALLASTER ESQ was born on January 26, 1833 in Antwerp NY He died In 1919 in Gouverneur NY He is buried in Riverside Cemetery Gouverneur NY section F see Ann Cady web page for cemetery photo
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/GRiverside/GRiverside.HTM
He was married to Maria FREEMAN about 1858 in Gouverneur NY 1st wife. Marie FREEMAN was born in 1835 She died in 1867 and is buried in Riverside Cemetery Gouverneur NY with her husband
Joseph Emerson MCALLASTER ESQ and Maria FREEMAN had the following children:
+581. i. Adelaide M. MCALLASTER was born on October 28, 1859
582. ii. Frederick MCALLASTER was born on November 15, 1861 in Redwood NY He died on February 22, 1901 and is buried in Riverside cemetery Gouverneur NY see Ann Cady web page for cemetery photo
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/GRiverside/GRiverside.HTM
583. iii. Alice [Allie] MCALLASTER was born on September 8, 1863 in Redwood NY She died on September 20, 1863 in Redwood, NY
+584. iv. Archie Freeman MCALLASTER was born on August 17, 1865
+585. v. Maggie MCALLASTER was born about 1870).
He was married to Julia M Smith SPENCER (daughter of COL. J.M. SPENCER) on February 11, 1874 in Gouverneur NY 2nd marriage for both. Julia M Smith SPENCER was born in 1842 in Gouverneur NY She died on March 20, 1878 in Gouverneur NY at age 36. She is buried in Riverside cemetery Gouverneur NY section F See Ann Cady web page for cemetery Photo
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~stlawgen/CEMETERY/GRiverside/GRiverside.HTM
388. Ann Julia BOSTWICK was born on October 11, 1830 in Rutland Jefferson NY She died on September 6, 1872 in Oxbow NY
She was married to David Schuyler HINSDALE on February 24, 1853 in Rossie ST Lawrence NY David Schuyler HINSDALE was born on April 27, 1825 in Antwerp Jefferson NY He died on September 17, 1872 in Oxbow NY
Ann Julia BOSTWICK and David Schuyler HINSDALE had the following children:
+586. i. Elizabeth HINSDALE was born on April 16, 1854
+587. ii. Sarah HINSDALE was born on December 24, 1855
588. iii. Elial Wait HINSDALE was born on July 3, 1858 in Oxbow NY He died unmarried.
+589. iv. Nicol Cooper HINSDALE was born on April 9, 1868
389. Sarah Jane BOSTWICK was born on August 13, 1832 in Rutland, Jefferson NY She was buried in 1864 in Riverside, Cemetery, Rossie ST Lawrence NY She died on April 27, 1864 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, NY
She was married to Christopher Columbus NOTT (son of Reubin NOTT and Olive BAILEY) on March 30, 1858 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, NY Christopher Columbus NOTT was born on December 20, 1830 in Sommerville, ST Lawrence NY He died on August 19, 1919 in Denver, CO
Sarah Jane BOSTWICK and Christopher Columbus NOTT had the following children:
+590. i. Julian Bostwick NOTT was born on January 19, 1859
591. ii. William Chandler NOTT was born on May 2, 1862 in Watertown, Jefferson, NY He died on August 23, 1886 Unmarried.
392. Caroline Eliza BOSTWICK was born on July 24, 1839 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, NY She died on July 4, 1868 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, NY She was buried on July 6, 1868 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, NY She was reburied in 1919 in Riverside Cemetery, Gouverneur ST Lawrence, NY
She was married to Robert HALL JR (son of Robert HALL and MRS Isabel HALL) on February 17, 1863 in Brier Hill NY Robert HALL JR was born on March 3, 1834 in Edinburgh, Scotland. He died on August 25, 1877 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, NY. He was buried on August 27, 1877 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, NY. He was reburied in 1919 in Riverside Cemetery, Gouverneur ST Lawrence, NY. In the 1870 Census of Rossie St Lawrence, New York he is listed as age 36 working on a farm. Robert Hall JR died in testate at age 42 Record in Canton, St Lawrence, NY Surrogate Court.
Burial Records at Gouverneur Museum indicate, that in the Riverside cemetery index that Robert Hall, Wife, and daughter Jennie were moved to Gouverneur in 1919, by the surviving daughter Caroline.
Caroline Eliza BOSTWICK and Robert HALL JR had the following children:
592. i. Jennie Bostwick HALL was born on March 15, 1864 in Rossie ST Lawrence NY She died on June 7, 1883 in Rossie, NY She was buried on June 9, 1883 in Rossie ST Lawrence, NY She was reburied in 1919 in Riverside Cemetery, Gouverneur ST Lawrence, NY Jennie Hall is shown in the 1870 census of Rossie, ST Lawrence New York as age 6
+593. ii Caroline Louise HALL was born on February 15, 1867
394. CPL EMERSON McALLASTER BOSTWICK Civil War was born on April 24, 1843 in Rossie, ST Lawrence, New York. He died in 1909 in Syracuse, Onondaga NY He was buried in 1909 in Old Hammond Cemetery, Hammond, NY His Relation is Great Grandfather of William M Worth. In the 1870 Census of Rossie ST Lawrence, New York he is listed as 27 years old working on a farm
EMERSON MCALLISTER BOSTWICK was a Civil War Veteran 1861 to 1863.
He is listed in a book titled, "New York in Revolution" by Berthold Fernow Pages 273-274 New York State Archives, New York in Revolution. Vol. 1 Documents relating to the Colonial History of the State of New York. Vol.15 1887, Reprint New Orleans Palyanthos, 1972. [FHL 974.7 H2d vol. 15; film 824,391 item 1.] L.D.S. film 0824391. Also listed on page 328 Roster of the State troops He is also listed in the book titled " From Bull Run to Chancellorsville" by Newton Martin Curtis, Brevet Major General, US Vol. It is the story of the 16th NY Vol. Infantry. Records for Emerson M Bostwick are found on pages 362 and 347. Pvt Emerson McAllaster Bostwick Company G NY Vol. 16th Reg. mustered in at Hammond, NY 15 May 1861, at age 18. Mustered out May 1863 at Albany, NY with a rating of Corporal. He was wounded at the battle of Bull Run on July 21, 1861. He recovered and returned to duty. He was also in the battles of 2nd West Point, Gaines Mills and Antietam.He applied for his pension from Utah I do not know why he was in Utah.
The lands of Rossie Town (township) went through the hands of several groups of owners after the original purchase of several counties (over 4 million acres) from the State of NY by Alexander Macomb in 1792. By Dec. 2, 1808 a Mr. David Parish obtained a warranty deed covering the tract of land now called the Town of Rossie. The Village of Rossie, just south of the junction of the Indian River with Black Lake, which connects to the ST Lawrence River at Ogdensburg, began to take shape in 1809 and 1810 as roads began to be built to the area. Mr. Parish named the town, Rossie, which was the name of a castle in Scotland, owned by his brother-in-law, his sister's name was Rosa.
He was married to ISABELLA D BROWN (daughter of Alexander BROWN and MRS Jane BROWN) on February 22, 1867 in Kings Hotel Hammond, ST Lawrence NY. ISABELLA D BROWN was born on July 24, 1848 in Rossie ST Lawrence NY. She died on January 18, 1937 in Syracuse, Onondaga NY. She was buried on January 20, 1937 in King Plot Oakwood Cemetery Syracuse NY. Her Relation is Great Grandmother of William M Worth. In the 1870 census of Rossie, ST Lawrence, New York she is listed as age 23 keeping house
Syracuse NY newspaper The Post Standard Tuesday Oct 23,1934 Mrs
Bostwick heads 4 Generations of Three lines Syracuse Woman becomes Great Grandmother for third time. Four generations of the family of Mrs Isabelle Bostwick 87 a great grandmother will celebrate the completion of three separate groups of the fourth generation in the near future at her home 100 East Beard avenue. Mrs Bostwick became a Great Grandmother for the third time on Sep.25 with the birth of Barbara Alice Merithew on Olean. Of pioneer North Country stock Mrs Bostwick still is hale and hearty and is looking forward to the reunion of her son and Daughters grandchildren and Great Grandchildren. The genealogy of the family is outlined by Mrs EM King daughter of Mrs. Bostwick in this way: My Mother was born in the village of Rossie ST Lawrence County July 26,1847. I was born in the same community, July 18,1868. My son Clinton Clive King, a World War 1 Veteran, was born in Hammond, ST Lawrence County Nov.30 1901. His daughter Jean Antoinette King was born Nov. 10 1923 establishing the fourth Generation of the family. " My sister Mrs. Dewitt C Merithew Sr. [Alice Bostwick] of Brooklyn forms the second group. She was born Nov. 23 1873. Her son Dewitt C. Merithew Jr. was born in Brooklyn, NY May 8,1908. His daughter born Sep. 25 1934 became the third line of the fourth Gen". The 2nd line descends from myself, My Daughter Mrs Venitah Worth, born 26 Jan 1907 in Hammond and her children William Myron Worth was born here July 25,1928 and Martha Ann Worth, also born in Syracuse May 23,1930. The reunion of all branches of the family tree will be timed to suit the convenience of the latest arrival, 19 day old Barbara Alice Merithew.
CPL EMERSON McALLASTER BOSTWICK Civil War and ISABELLA D BROWN had the following children:
+594. i . ETTA MAE BOSTWICK was born on July 28, 1868
+595. ii. Alice Jane BOSTWICK was born on November 23, 1873
397. Susan PINNEY was born on January 3, 1840 in Aurora, ILL
She was married to Charles J. METZNER on September 14, 1861 in Aurora, ILL Charles J. METZNER was born about 1840.
398. Emerson David PINNEY was born on August 27, 1845 in Aurora, ILL
He was married to Frances Gertrude DAILEY in Aurora, ILL Frances Gertrude DAILEY was born about 1845.
400. Allen G WAIT was born in 1833 in Antwerp NY He died in 1902 in Antwerp NY He was buried in 1902 in Hillside Cemetery, Antwerp, NY
He was married to Maria ELLIS Maria ELLIS was born in 1837. She died in 1912 in Antwerp, Jefferson, NY She was buried in 1912 in Hillside Cemetery, Antwerp, NY
Allen G WAIT and Maria ELLIS had the following children:
596. i. Arthur J WAIT was born in 1859 in Antwerp NY He died in 1892 in Antwerp, NY He was buried in 1892 in Antwerp Hillside cemetery.
597. ii. Edward G WAIT was born in 1867 in Antwerp NY He died in 1927 in Antwerp NY He was buried in 1927 in Hillside Cemetery, Antwerp NY
402. Julia C WAIT was born in 1835 in Antwerp, New York. She was buried in 1906 in Hillside old Cemetery, Antwerp, New York. She died in July 1906 in Antwerp, New York.
She was married to H.W. MOORE. H.W. MOORE was born about 1833.
403. Daniel WAIT was born about 1845 in Antwerp NY
He was married to MRS Mary WAIT in Antwerp NY MRS Mary WAIT was born about 1845.
406. Caroline Cordella LEWIS was born on August 28, 1842 in Antwerp NY
She was married to Benjamin Groves BUTTON on October 20, 1863 in New York City, New York. Benjamin Groves BUTTON was born about 1840.
408. Henry Newman LEWIS was born on May 28, 1850 in Antwerp NY
He was married to Alice CRAWFORD in 1885. Alice CRAWFORD was born about 1855.
409. George Ernest MCALLASTER was born on May 25, 1873 in Antwerp NY
He died on May 30, 1957 in Antwerp NY He was buried in Antwerp NY
He was married to Irene Bernice NOYES on June 9, 1909 in Pulaski NY Irene Bernice NOYES was born on January 9, 1888 in Sandy Creek, NY She died on July 6, 1966 in Antwerp NY She was buried in Antwerp NY
George Ernest MCALLASTER and Irene Bernice NOYES had the following children:
+598. i. George Noyes MCALLASTER was born on February 22, 1922
421. Norman L. MCALLISTER was born in 1881 in Saratoga Springs NY. He died in 1965 in Saratoga Springs NY. He was buried Greenridge Cemetery in Saratoga Springs NY
He was married to Florence L CLUTE (daughter of Nelson G CLUTE and Irene FORCE). Florence L CLUTE was born in 1888 in Waterford, NY She died in 1956 and is buried in Greenridge Cemetery, Saratoga Springs, NY
422. Albert M. MCALLISTER was born on June 26, 1883 in Saratoga Springs NY He died on May 26, 1935 in Saratoga Springs NY He was buried in Greenridge Cemetery, Saratoga Springs NY
He was married to Anna M CLUTE (daughter of Nelson G CLUTE and Irene FORCE) on September 5, 1908 in Waterford NY Anna M CLUTE was born on November 9, 1885 in Mchanicsville NY. She died on February 22, 1963 in Wilber State Hospital and is buried in Greenridge Cemetery, Saratoga Springs NY.
Albert M. MCALLISTER and Anna M CLUTE had the following children:
+599. i. George Ford MCALLISTER was born on July 24, 1909
+600. ii. Norman D MCALLISTER was born on December 10, 1910
601. iii. Robert MCALLISTER was born in 1914 in Saratoga Springs NY
+602. iv. Jean MCALLISTER was born about 1918
+603. v. James F MCALLISTER was born in 1926
423. Ann L TUTTLE was born about 1838.
She was married to Frank D. APPLETON. Frank D. APPLETON was born about 1835.
424. Elizabeth A. TUTTLE was born on January 30, 1856 in Hillsborough, NH She died on February 3, 1893 in Hillsborough, NH
She was married to William H. ALDEN on October 24, 1882 in Hillsborough, NH William H. ALDEN was born on January 4, 1847 in Monroe County, Ohio. He died on June 23, 1908 in Marion Indiana.
Elizabeth A. TUTTLE and William H. ALDEN had the following children:
+604. i . Charlotte Tuttle ALDEN was born about 1885
605. ii. William Alonzo ALDEN was born about 1889 in NH
He was living in Hillsborough, NH in 1959.
