Descendants of Stephen Day Jr.
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Generation No. 1
1. STEPHEN8 DAY, JR. (STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4, NICHOLAS3,
JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born August 15, 1769 in Chatham, NJ, and died August 05,1865
in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. He married MARY POLLY BONNEL
May 02, 1790 in New Providence, Essex, New Jersey, daughter of
BENJAMIN BONNEL and RACHEL VAN WINKLE. She was born
September 23, 1772 in New Jersey, and died March 27, 1842 in
Bethany, Pennsylvania.
Notes for STEPHEN DAY, JR.:
The Republican, September 14, 1865:
In Bethany, on the 6th Ult., at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. E.W. Hamlin, Mr. Stephen Day, aged 96 years.
More About STEPHEN DAY, JR.:
Burial: Bethany Presbyterian Cemetary, Bethany, Pennsylvania
More About MARY POLLY BONNEL:
Burial: Bethany Presbyterian Cemetary, Bethany, Pennsylvania
Children of STEPHEN DAY and MARY BONNEL are:
2. i. JANE9 DAY, b. November 01, 1790, New Jersey;
d. 1871, Bethany, Pennsylvania.
3. ii. ELIAS DAY, b. September 01, 1792, New Jersey;
d. October 16, 1873, Healdsburg, California.
4. iii. BARNEY DAY, b. July 11, 1794, Elizabeth, Union,
New Jersey; d. 1856, Coshocton County, Ohio.
iv. HARRIET DAY, b. 1796, Chatham or Morris, NJ;
d. 1804, Chatham or Morris, NJ.
5. v. BENJAMIN B. DAY, b. November 01, 1798, Elizabeth, Union,
New Jersey; d. December 13, 1839, New Orleans.
6. vi. MARY JANE DAY, b. November 04, 1801, Chatham or Morris,
NJ; d. 1862, Bethany, Pennsylvania.
7. vii. DAMARIS DAY, b. January 16, 1804, Chatham, Morris
county, N.J; d. Aft. 1886.
8. viii. EDWIN S. DAY, b. January 13, 1810, New Jersey;
d. October 14, 1866, Wayne County, Pennsylvania.
ix. LEWIS DAY, b. June 25, 1813, Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey;
d. April 22, 1889, Wayne County, Pennsylvania;
m. (1) NANCY J. LANGDON, November 06, 1838; b. 1811;
d. September 03, 1866;
m. (2) MARGARET MARIA DABRON, April 07, 1870.
Notes for LEWIS DAY:
April 25, 1889, The Honesdale Citizen:
Lewis Day died at his home in Dyberry at an early hour Monday
morning.
Mr. Day was born June 25, 1813, at Chatham, Morris Co.,N.J. and
was the youngest of nine children. In October, 1816, his parents
removed to Wayne County, and settled on the Dyberry flats., in
Dyberry Township. As he grew to manhood, the impaired health of
his father and the removal of the elder children threw on him
the chief cares and labors of the farm, and his management
proved highly successful. His biographer in the recently
published county history speaks thusly of him:
"Lewis Day is a man of modest and assuming ways, industrius and
judicious, and it may be well said of him 'that he ranks among
the intelligent and thrifty farmers of Wayne County'. He is a
great hunter and a good shot and has made bear, deer, adn other
wild game acknowledge man's supremacy. He has a rifle, purchased
in 1840, with which he has killed one hundred and thirteen deer.
He has frequently killed three deer in a day and wounded a
fourth."
Nove. 6, 1838, Mr. Day married Nancy J., a daughter of
Gideon Langdon, of Dyberry. She died Sept. 8, 1866.
April 7, 1870, he married Margaret Dabron, a daughter of
John Dabron, of Damascus, who survives him.
The funeral services were held yesterday morning, the internment
being at Bethany.
More About LEWIS DAY:
Burial: Bethany Cemetary
Generation No. 2
2. JANE9 DAY (STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,
NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born November 01, 1790 in New Jersey, and died 1871 in
Bethany, Pennsylvania. She married MOSES WARD February 20, 1808
in Bottle Hill, Morris County, NJ. He was born 1784,
and died 1867.
Notes for MOSES WARD:
From Matthews:
Moses Ward, who was a joiner by trade, came from Chatham, N.J.
in 1822, and first settled up the Dyberry, but afterward moved
into the village. His children were Rev. E.O. Ward, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church; Mary; and Stephen D., cashier of the
Honesdale Bank at one time. Rev. E.O. Ward graduated at Hamilton
College in 1838, and in 1841 completed his theological studies
at Auburn Seminary. He became pastor of the Bethany Church in
1853, a position which he still holds.
Children of JANE DAY and MOSES WARD are:
9. i. ELIAS OGDEN10 WARD, b. February 05, 1810.
ii. MARY JANE WARD, b. 1811; d. 1833; m. UNKNOWN BUDD.
10. iii. STEPHEN DAY WARD, b. January 21, 1818, Chatham,
New Jersey; d. September 14, 1874, Honesdale, Pennsylvania.
3. ELIAS9 DAY (STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,
NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born September 01, 1792 in New Jersey, and died
October 16, 1873 in Healdsburg, California. He married ABIGAIL.
She was born Abt. 1793 in New York, and died Abt. 1896 in
California.
Notes for ELIAS DAY:
Went to Ohio and from thence to California, Alfred Matthews.
Notice of will filed that appeared in the Russian River Flag,
California, on 12/25/1873:
From the Sonoma Democrat of the 20th inst. we learn that the
will of J. Elias Day, of Healdsburg, has been filed. He
bequeaths to Elizabeth M. McElroy one-half interest in the farm
owned jointly by Wm. McElroy and testator, provided that the
said Eliza M. McElroy shall, within six months, pay to Louisa
Renfro one hundred dollars, and to Loretta Lewis fifty dollars;
to Louisa Renfro a certain promissory note for $300; to Lorreta
Lewis a certain promissory note for $50; to Stephen Day all the
residue of estate; on the payment to him within six months of
$500 to Elias Edwin Day, and $100 to Damras Shrimplin. Stephen
Day of the State of Kansas and Wm. McElroy of Sonoma county are
nominated executors, without bonds.
Burial info:
www.rootsweb.com/~cascgs/dar/indexd.htm
More About ABIGAIL:
Burial: Healdsburg, California
Children of ELIAS DAY and ABIGAIL are:
i. LORETTA10 DAY, m. SIMON LEWIS.
11. ii. STEPHEN DAY, b. September 15, 1815, Wayne County,
Pennsylvania; d. November 02, 1892, Knox County, Ohio.
iii. SARAH JANE DAY, b. 1825; m. JOSEPH DRAPER,
October 25, 1841, Coshocton County, Ohio; b. 1817, Knox County,
Ohio.
4. BARNEY9 DAY (STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,
NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born July 11, 1794 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, and died
1856 in Coshocton County, Ohio. He married EMELINE JONES,
daughter of SOLOMON JONES. She was born 1790 in Pennsylvania.
Children of BARNEY DAY and EMELINE JONES are:
i. MALE10 DAY, b. Bet. 1825 - 1830, Pennsylvania.
ii. HARRIET DAY, b. 1828, Pennsylvania.
iii. AMANDA DAY, b. 1830, Pennsylvania.
iv. SEELY DAY, b. 1831, Pennsylvania.
v. BENJAMIN F. DAY, b. 1832, Pennsylvania.
vi. WILLIAM DAY, b. March 15, 1833, Pennsylvania.
Notes for WILLIAM DAY:
From the History of Coshocton County, Ohio:
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES. - 667
DAY WILLIAM H., Tuscarawas township; farmer ; Canal Lewisville:
born March 15, 1833, in Wayne county, Pennsylvania; son of
Barney Day, of Irish ancestry ; raised on the farm, came to this
county in the spring of 1847, and settled in Jackson township,
near Roscoe, and came to his present residence in 1852, and has
followed farming during his entire life. He at present is living
with his brother-in-law.
vii. SARAH DAY, b. 1846, Pennsylvania.
5. BENJAMIN B.9 DAY (STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,
NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born November 01, 1798 in Elizabeth, Union, New Jersey, and
died December 13, 1839 in New Orleans. He married ROXENA PURDY1,
daughter of WILLIAM PURDY and JANE. She was born 1802 in Wayne
County, Pennsylvania, and died July 21, 1878 in Coshocton, Ohio.
Notes for ROXENA PURDY:
Was living with daughter Electa at the time of the 1870 Census,
in Coshocton, Ohio.
Children of BENJAMIN DAY and ROXENA PURDY are:
12. i. WILLIAM SANFORD10 DAY, b. September 17, 1818, Holmes Co.,
Ohio; d. October 13, 1900, Washington Co., Idaho.
ii. LEWIS DAY, b. 1822; m. MAHALA HOLLAND.
Notes for LEWIS DAY:
Notes say he "went west".
I believe he may have been the Lewis who was sheriff of
Clackamas County, Oregon and married to Mahala Holland.
13. iii. HENRY EDWIN DAY, b. 1825; d. 1902, Oakhill Cemetary, Killbuck, Ohio.
iv. FRANCIS DAY, b. 1826; m. HARRIET FELTON, March 30, 1848, Holmes Co., Ohio.
Notes for FRANCIS DAY:
I question this, although it appears on several trees I have
been given. I have included it but am not convinced he was a
child of Benjamin and Roxina.
14. v. ELECTA JANE DAY, b. Bet. February 20, 1827 - 1828,
Coshocton, Ohio; d. July 30, 1906, New Haven, Connecticut.
15. vi. MARY POLLY DAY, b. 1830.
16. vii. BARNEY DAY, b. 1832, Ohio; d. July 04, 1883, Grand County, Colorado.
viii. EPHRAIM H. DAY, b. 1833, Ohio; d. May 05, 1875, Portland, Oregon;
m. MOLLIE J.; b. 1844, Tennessee.
Notes for EPHRAIM H. DAY:
Death of Ephraim H. Day - Mr. Ephraim H. Day died at his
residence in this city yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, of
paralysis. He was taken slightly ill on Wednesday night; but the
stroke was not felt until Thursday morning. From that time until
his death, he was conscious only at intervals. Mr. Day is one of
the old pioneers of this city, having come to Portland at an
early day. In 1856 he kept a store at the corner of Stark and
Front Sts. in partnership with Captian Joseph Mynck.
Subsequently he was largely interested in mining operations in
Eastern Oregon, Idaho and Cariboo. He acted for some time as
purser on board one of the O.S.N. Co's. boats. For the last year
he was one of the clerks in the Quartermaster's Department. In
the social relations of his life, Mr. Day was a sober,
intelligent citizen, a kind husband, a genial companian, and a
true friend. His business qualities were characteristic for
exactness, punctuality and unswerving honesty. In his sudden
death society and the community have suffered an irreparable
loss. He was stricken down in the pride and strength of his
manhood -- being in his thirty-ninth year -- and in the midst of
a career of usefulness. He leaves a wife and many friends to
mourn a loss which death has occasioned, and which time can
never replace. -Daily Oregonian, May 6th, 1872.
Funeral of the Late E. H. Day. - The remains of the late
Ephraim H. Day were followed to the Lone Fir Cemetary,
yesterday, by a large number of friends. The members of the
several Masonic Lodges of the city attended. The body was
consigned to the grave with the usual impressive rites of that
order. The East Portland Brass Band was in attendance and
discourced sad and dirge-like strains of music.
-Daily Oregonian, May 7th.
Mr. Day was formerly a resident of this county, and left for
Oregon nineteen or twenty years ago. He was a brother-in-law of
Lewis Demoss. He left many warm friends behind when he started
for his far Western home, who will hear of his death with
sadness. -Coshocton Democrat, May 28, 1872.
More About EPHRAIM H. DAY:
Burial: Lone Fir Cemetary, Portland, Oregon
ix. FEMALE DAY, b. Bet. 1835 - 1840.
17. x. BENJAMIN B. DAY, JR., b. May 1840, Ohio;
d. September 21, 1917, Baker County, Oregon.
6. MARY JANE9 DAY (STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,
NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born November 04, 1801 in Chatham or Morris, NJ, and died
1862 in Bethany, Pennsylvania. She married LEVI KETCHUM. He was
born 1790 in Connecticut.
Children of MARY DAY and LEVI KETCHUM are:
i. MARY A.10 KETCHUM, b. Abt. 1826.
ii. LAURENCE KETCHUM, b. Abt. 1829.
18. iii. WILLIAM B. KETCHUM, b. Abt. 1831.
iv. ELIZA JANE KETCHUM, b. Abt. 1834.
7. DAMARIS9 DAY (STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,
NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born January 16, 1804 in Chatham, Morris county, N.J, and
died Aft. 1886. She married EPHRAIM W. HAMLIN January 12, 1826.
Notes for DAMARIS DAY:
Damaris F. Hamlin was born in Chatham, Morris county, N.J.
January 16th, 1804. Her maiden name was Day, she being the
daughter of Stephen and Mary Day. Her childhood and early youth
were passed in her native place. In 1816, being then in the 19th
year of her age, she came with her parents into Wayne county,
and settled on the farm now occupied by her brother, Lewis Day.
Dyberry was then a wilderness; Honesdale had no existence; and
Wayne county had but few inhabitants. Here for 10 years of her
early life she lived with her parents partially unknown, but
distinguished for her affectionate nature and kindness to the
companions of her youth. On the 12th of January 1826, being then
in the 22nd year of her age, she married the late Hon. E.W.
Hamlin, with whom she lived as his counselor and help meet for
over sixty years, exemplifying the virtues of his character, and
respected and beloved by all around her. Immediately after her
marriage she came with her companion to Bethany and commenced
her life-work in the house where, with the execption of a few of
her last days she spent the whole of her married life. Soon
after her removal to Bethany in the bloom and vigor of her age,
she chose the “One thing needful”, and consecrated the powers of
her mind and body to the service of her Lord and Redeemer;
united with the people of God and was a consistent member of the
church for over fifty years. On the 7th of April, 1884, she
buried her companion. She was then over eighty years of age.
Since the death of her companion her health has gradually failed
and a few days before her death she was carried by friendly
hands to the residence of her only son Hon. E. Hamlin.
Child of DAMARIS DAY and EPHRAIM HAMLIN is:
19. i. EDWARD OSCAR10 HAMLIN, b. June 12, 1828, Bethany, Wayne,
Pennsylvania; d. February 04, 1895, Honesdale, Wayne,
Pennslyvania.
8. EDWIN S.9 DAY (STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,
NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born January 13, 1810 in New Jersey, and died
October 14, 1866 in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. He married
FIDELIA GLEASON. She was born November 11, 1810 in Born Vermont,
or Massachusetts or "Of Connecticut", and died April 17, 1861 in
Wayne County, Pennsylvania.
More About EDWIN S. DAY:
Burial: Bethany Cemetary
More About FIDELIA GLEASON:
Burial: Bethany Cemetary
Children of EDWIN DAY and FIDELIA GLEASON are:
i. THEODORE10 DAY, b. November 12, 1837, New Jersey;
m. HESTER DODGE, November 14, 1870; b. 1834, Pennsylvania;
d. July 19, 1893.
Notes for THEODORE DAY:
From Illustrated Wayne County by Benjamin F. Haines, Pub. 1902
Stephen Day, grandfather of Theodore Day, came from Chatham,
N. J. and settled on the Dyberry in October, 1916, the year
without a summer, and died at Bethany, Aug. 5, 1885, aged 96
years. His son, Edwin S. was in his seventh year when they came.
August 10, 1836, Edwin and Fidelia Gleason were married and
resided for seven years at Elizabethtown, N.J., where the
subject of this sketch was born, November 12, 1837. They returned
to Dyberry in 1843, and Theodore was educated in the public
schools and the University at Bethany. He taught one term of
school in Clinton and two in Oregon. His mother died
April 17, 1861, aged 50 years, and he enlisted in Co. C, Sixth
Pennsylvania Reserves, John S. Wright, Captain. Exposure and
poor water soon took Mr. Day from the ranks and he served as
commissary for five months without extra pay, and was honorably
discharged May 10, 1862. His father died, Oct. 14, 1866, and on
Nov. 14, 1870, Hester A. Dodge became his wife. She died
July 19, 1893.
Mr. Day's principal occupation has been grafting and pruning
fruit trees. He is now testing grafts of new varieties on his
place for the Department of Agriculture. He has kept a weather
record since April 5, 1854. The thermometer was first used on
January 1st, 1860. He has furnished monthly reports for the
Smithsonian Institution, beginning in 1865, the Department of
Agriculture, Signal Service, War Department, the U.S. Weather
Bureau, and our State Weather service ever since they were
established; also summaries for the county papers, all without
compensation. He has also been a regular contributor to the
local press and farm journals. He is a great lover of nature, a
careful observer, possesses a good knowledge of fruits, is a
constant reader and a man of far more than ordinary intelligence.
Mr. Day has two sisters and two brothers residing in the area,
namely, Mrs. Laura A. Adams, of Oregon, Mrs. Alice G. Goodnough,
Oscar H. Day, both of Rileyville; and George M. Day, of Dyberry.
20. ii. GEORGE M. DAY, b. October 08, 1840, New Jersey;
d. April 29, 1927, Wayne County, Pennsylvania.
21. iii. LAURA A. DAY, b. 1842, New Jersey; d. Pennsylvania.
22. iv. ALICE GERTRUDE DAY, b. April 03, 1845, Dyberry, Wayne
County, Pennsylvania; d. November 09, 1887, Rileyville, Pennsylvania.
v. JOHN B. DAY, b. 1849.
23. vi. OSCAR H. DAY, b. Aft. 1852.
Generation No. 3
9. ELIAS OGDEN10 WARD (JANE9 DAY, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born February 05, 1810. He married EMALINE AMY FARRER,
daughter of ELIAB FARRER and JEMINA UNKNOWN.
Notes for ELIAS OGDEN WARD:
From Matthews:
Rev. Elias O. Ward, who for nearly a half century has been a
minister of the Presbyterian Church, and for the past thirty-three
years pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Bethany, Pa.,
was born at Chatham, N.J., February 5, 1810. He removed with his
parents from Chatham to Bethany in 1924, and for a few years
worked there in the trade of a hatter. Early religious
influences impressed him and in 1832 he began studying for the
ministry with Rev. Preston Richardson, of Hartford, Susquehanna
County, Pa, under whose tutorship he was prepared for college,
and entered the second term of the Freshman Class at Hamilton,
in 1934. He was graduated from this institution in the Class of
1838, and in September of the same year entered the Theological
Seminary at Auburn, N.Y. from which he was graduated after the
usual course of the three years study. On September 16, 1841, he
was licensed to preach at Great Bend, and four days thereafter
preached his first sermon at Hartford, where he had begun his
studies nine years before. On October 4, following he preached
as a candidate in the Presbyterian Church at Dandaff, was
accepted, and remained as pastor of that church for twelve
years. During his incumbency as pastor he labored faithfully in
every good work in the interest of the church and sought to
promote and foster Christian unity. He saw his labors
successfully crowned by many and frequent accessions to the
church rolls, together with a general religious sentiment in the
community.
With the beginning of his ministry began also his married life,
for, on October 14 of the same year he married Emeline Amy,
daughter of Eliab and Jemina Farrer, of Hartford, whose parents
were from Massachusetts, and both died at Hartford.
For forty-five years Mrs. Ward has shared with him the loyalty
and devotion of the church and bore up his hands in time of
depression. She is a woman of high Christian character, in full
sympathy with all religious work, and the helps and hospitality
requisite to make a pastor's home the welcome place for all.
In 1853, having closed his labors with the church at Dundaff, he
was settled with the church in Bethany, where he as remained
faithful to his trust until the present time (1886). During this
long period as pastor he was been at the head of the Sunday
school, and as its superintendant, has so led the youth of the
vicinity in Bible instructions, as to make the school the true
feeder of the church. Nor have his labors been confined to the
church and Sunday school at Bethany, for he has, through a long
series of years been active in the establishing and keeping up
Sunday schools in neighborhoods outside of Bethany, where is
labors have also been largely successful. For many years he has
been officially and otherwise identified with the Wayne County
Bible Society. Rev. Mr. Ward's name is probably more familiar in
Wayne and adjoining counties than almost any other minister of
the gospel, from the fact, that during his long sojourn in
Bethany his acquaintance has obtained a wide range, and during
his ministry he has joined in wedlock some four hundred and
thirty couples, and been called upon to bury four hundred and
sixty persons.
He has taken an active interest in schoolwork, and for a little
over six years served as school superintendent of Wayne County.
His proficiency in this capacity is well known, and has worked
inestimable benefits to the schools of the county.
His father, Moses Ward (1784-1867) and mother, Jane (1790-1871),
daughter of Stephen and Mary (Bonnell) Day, were both natives of
New Jersey, were memebers of the Presbyterian Church, and their
remains rest in the cemetary at Bethany. Moses Ward was a
carpenter by trade, was engaged in building the Gravity
Railroad, and was in the employ of that corporation the
remainder of his active life. His maternal grandparents settled
on Dyberry Creek, in Dyberry township in 1816. A sketch of them
can be found in another part of this volume.
The other children of Moses and Jane Ward were Stephen D.
(1818-71), clerk and cashier in the Honesdale Bank for many
years; Mary Budd (1811-33) was the mother of the late
Mrs. Thaddeus Fitch, of Honesdale. The children of
Rev. Elias O. and Emeline Amy Ward are Stephen Day, served in
the late Civil War in the Army of the Potomac, was in the
Peninsular Campaign with McClellen, and in the battles of
Chancellorville and Second Bull Run. He died soon after the
latter battle in Fairfax Seminary Hospital, Va., September 8, 1862,
aged twenty years and eight days. Edward Oscar married
Alice, daughter of Hon. A.B. Gammell, and is a merchant at
Bethany, and Mary Elizabeth is the wife of Dr. Reed Burns, of
Honesdale, Pa.
Children of ELIAS WARD and EMALINE FARRER are:
i. STEPHEN DAY11 WARD, b. September 01, 1842;
d. September 08, 1862, Fairfax Seminary Hospital, Va.
ii. EDWARD OSCAR WARD, b. December 12, 1847;
m. ALICE E. GAMMELL, February 09, 1875.
iii. MARY ELIZABETH WARD, b. 1850; m. DR. REED BURNS; b. 1845.
10. STEPHEN DAY10 WARD (JANE9 DAY, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4, NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born January 21, 1818 in Chatham, New Jersey, and died
September 14, 1874 in Honesdale, Pennsylvania.
He married MARY FOSTER December 30, 1841 in Honesdale,
Pennsylvania, daughter of ISAAC FOSTER and MARY HOWELL. She was
born April 17, 1823 in Montrose, Berks County, Pennsylvania, and
died May 06, 1903 in Honesdale, Pennsylvania.
Children of STEPHEN WARD and MARY FOSTER are:
i. HARRIET ROE11 WARD, b. September 03, 1846, Honesdale,
Pennsylvania; d. January 29, 1923, Honesdale, Pennsylvania;
m. PERCY W. BENTLEY.
ii. FREDERICK CHAPMAN WARD, b. November 21, 1848; m. EMMA VAN ALSTYNE.
24. iii. WILLIAM JESSUP WARD, b. August 12, 1859; d. September 15, 1942.
11. STEPHEN10 DAY (ELIAS9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4, NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born September 15, 1815 in Wayne County, Pennsylvania, and
died November 02, 1892 in Knox County, Ohio.
He married MARY DRAPER May 24, 1836 in Knox County, Ohio. She
was born April 30, 1818 in Danville, Knox County, Ohio, and died
November 10, 1895 in Tiverton, Coshocton Co., Ohio.
Notes for STEPHEN DAY:
Sent to me by Clifford Laureno:
From the History of Knox County, pg 649 - "DAY, STEPHEN, Union
township, merchant, post office, Gann. He was born in New Jersey
in 1815, and came to Ohio in 1830, and was engaged in farming on
what is called the George Freshwater farm, where he remained
until his twenty-first year; then removed to Rochester, Ohio;
engaged in the grocery business for one year. He was then
engaged in a flouring-mill at Roscoe, in Coshocton county, for
one year. He then moved back to the farm and remained there for
five years; then to Rochester; then to Oxford, Ohio; then back
to the old home, where he purchased the Miller farm, and
remained there for about five years. From there he went to
Oxford and engaged in the mercantile business for two years, and
then to the old home again, where he remained until he sold it.
He then went to Mt. Holly, and bought the Hast farm. He then
sold the farm and went to Spring mountain, then returned to Mt.
Holly and lived there for a year. Then he purchased the Draper
farm, and lived there for five years, and then returned for the
last time to Mt. Holly, remained for one year, and then went to
Cambridge. April 25, 1870, he started for California in company
with his father, mother and wife; remained there for three
months. Then he removed to Bloomfield, Davis county, Iowa, his
wife remaining in California where his sons had settled. After
going to a number of places he finally settled in Gann, where
he is at present doing business with his younger son, selling
dry goods, groceries, clothing, and doing a general mercantile
business."
Children of STEPHEN DAY and MARY DRAPER are:
25. i. ELIAS EDWIN11 DAY, b. June 20, 1837, Brinkhaven, Knox
County, Ohio; d. October 09, 1906, Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio.
ii. HARRIET DAY, b. July 08, 1839, Brinkhaven, Knox County,
Ohio; d. September 01, 1839, Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio.
26. iii. REBECCA JANE DAY, b. May 03, 1841, Brinkhaven, Knox
County, Ohio; d. December 04, 1863.
27. iv. MARY FRANCIS DAY, b. April 25, 1842, Brinkhaven, Knox
County, Ohio; d. March 10, 1935, Woodland, Yolo, California.
v. HENRIETTA DAY, b. April 27, 1845; d. July 30, 1867.
More About HENRIETTA DAY:
Burial: Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio
vi. DAMARIS DAY, b. September 22, 1848; d. March 16, 1908,
San Jose, California; m. LEWIS SELWYN SHRIMPLIN.
28. vii. LEWIS F. DAY, b. July 27, 1851, Brinkhaven, Knox
County, Ohio; d. November 02, 1895, Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio.
12. WILLIAM SANFORD10 DAY (BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4, NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born September 17, 1818 in Holmes Co., Ohio, and died
October 13, 1900 in Washington Co., Idaho.
He married REBECCA HART December 18, 1841 in Coshocton, Ohio,
daughter of ASHER HART and SALLY BAILEY. She was born
March 30, 1820 in Holmes Co., Ohio, and died May 01, 1851 in
Coshocton, Ohio.
Notes for WILLIAM SANFORD DAY:
1850 census: Lawyer, born in New Jersey
From Obit:
Death of an Octogenarian: William S. Day, brother of B.B. Day,
of this place, died at the Inland Hotel early Saturday Morning
age 82 years. Death was due to the natural wasting away of age.
Deceased was born September 17, 1818, in Holmes County, Ohio,
and spent his early life in the east, rearing a family of three
sons and one daughter. The companion of his life passed away
about the year of 1850. In 1851, Mr. Day set his face westward
on the overland trail to the gold fields of California and
remained in that state until 1856 when he went to Oregon and
remained until 1879, since which time he has been a resident of
Idaho. For the past few years, his home has been with his
brother at the Inland Hotel in this city. During the years
spent on the frontier he followed prospecting and was the
discoverer of Granite placer mines in Grant County, Oregon. A
son and daughter survive him. Two sons having given up their
lives during the civil war, one dying in Libbey Prison and the
other of wounds received in battle. The funeral services were
conducted at 2 pm Sunday by Mrs. Over and appropriate music was
furnished by a quartet consisting of Mesdames Cook and Over,
and Messrs. Wipple and Smith.
From Obit sent to me by Dellie Craig:
Obituary for William Sanford Day out of the The Citizen, Cambridge,
Idaho newspaper October 19,1900.
Death of Samuel Day
Samuel Day, a brother of B. B. Day, died at the Inland hotel in
Salubria last Saturday and was buried Sunday. Mr. Day was 86
years old. He was an old timer in this country, having lived
for a number of years on a farm on the Salmon river not far
from Warren. During the last two years his health had been
failing and be had been making his home with his brother. He
Had been suffering from rhematism and a complication of
troubles, and the cause of his death might properly be termed
old age. During his daty in Salubria.
Samuel Day made many friends; in fact to know him was to be his
friend. He was always good natured and had a pleasant word for
everyone with whom he came in contact. The familiar face of the
old man will be missed by his Salubria friends.
Notes for REBECCA HART:
Died of Typhoid Fever, 1851
Children of WILLIAM DAY and REBECCA HART are:
i. LEWIS J.11 DAY, b. February 04, 1844.
Notes for LEWIS J. DAY:
Possibly died in Libbey Prison (per WS Obituary).
29. ii. HARRIET DAY, b. July 31, 1845, Holmes Co., Ohio;
d. July 26, 1927, Holmes Co., Ohio.
30. iii. ISAAC WILSON DAY, b. February 28, 1846, Coshocton,
Ohio or Marion, Ohio; d. May 08, 1888, Vermillion, Indiana.
31. iv. STEPHEN DAY, b. December 09, 1848, Holmes Co., Ohio;
d. December 11, 1932, Arcadia, Florida.
13. HENRY EDWIN10 DAY (BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born 1825, and died 1902 in Oakhill Cemetary, Killbuck,
Ohio. He married HULDAH HUSTED August 29, 1847 in Killbuck,
Holmes Co., Ohio, daughter of BARTHOLOMEW HUSTED and SARAH
WHEATON. She was born 1829, and died 1902.
More About HULDAH HUSTED:
Burial: Oakhill Cemetary, Killbuck, Ohio
Children of HENRY DAY and HULDAH HUSTED are:
i. CORA CORD11 DAY, b. Abt. 1850.
ii. HENRY HUSTED DAY.
iii. LEROY DAY, b. 1851.
iv. SARAH J. DAY.
v. JEREMIAH DAY, b. 1856; m. ELIZABETH.
14. ELECTA JANE10 DAY (BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born Bet. February 20, 1827 - 1828 in Coshocton, Ohio, and
died July 30, 1906 in New Haven, Connecticut. She married LEWIS
DEMOSS July 19, 1846, son of JOHN DEMOSS and HANNAH MEADS. He
was born 1817 in Maryland, and died 1889 in Coshocton, Ohio.
Children of ELECTA DAY and LEWIS DEMOSS are:
32. i. DOLLIE RUTH11 DE MOSS, b. Roscoe, Ohio; d. Aft. 1889.
33. ii. MINNIE DE MOSS, d. Aft. 1889.
iii. LENORA DE MOSS, m. JOSEPH BURRELL, July 28, 1874.
15. MARY POLLY10 DAY (BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born 1830. She married ABRAHAM DAUGHERTY June 15, 1845 in
Holmes Co., Ohio. He was born March 1815, and died
October 03, 1896 in Killbuck.
More About ABRAHAM DAUGHERTY:
Burial: Oakhill Cemetary, Killbuck, Ohio
Children of MARY DAY and ABRAHAM DAUGHERTY are:
i. SARAH J.11 DAUGHERTY, b. 1846.
ii. GEORGE F. DAUGHERTY, b. October 16, 1849; d. October 29, 1890.
More About GEORGE F. DAUGHERTY:
Burial: Oakhill Cemetary, Killbuck, Ohio
iii. IDY C. DAUGHERTY, b. 1857.
16. BARNEY10 DAY (BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born 1832 in Ohio, and died July 04, 1883 in Grand County,
Colorado. He married SOPHRANA NEFF December 24, 1857 in
Vermilion, Illinois, daughter of AARON NEFF. She was born
Abt. 1837 in Virginia, and died April 22, 1907 in Grand County, Colorado.
35th Illinois Infantry Civil War Service
served under General Forsyth at Beecher Island
More About BARNEY DAY:
Burial: Hot Sulpher Springs Cemetary, Grand County Colorado
More About SOPHRANA NEFF:
Burial: Hot Sulpher Springs Cemetary, Grand County Colorado
Child of BARNEY DAY and SOPHRANA NEFF is:
34. i. BARNEY HULSE11 DAY, b. July 15, 1876, Grand County,
Colorado; d. November 16, 1955, Orange County, California.
17. BENJAMIN B.10 DAY, JR. (BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born May 1840 in Ohio, and died September 21, 1917 in Baker
County, Oregon. He married MINNIE A. ABBOT December 19, 1869 in
Walla Walla Co., Washington, daughter of NATHANIEL CREIGHTON
and SUSAN SNYDER. She was born December 27, 1848 in Ohio, and
died September 09, 1914 in Boise, Idaho.
Notes for BENJAMIN B. DAY, JR.:
Was living in Idaho in 1900
?Mr. and Mrs. Day of Wildhorse - (previously mentioned their orchard)
http://www.ctcweb.net/~dafisk/1908_10.htm
More About BENJAMIN B. DAY, JR.:
Burial: Walla Walla, Washington
More About MINNIE A. ABBOT:
Burial: Walla Walla, Washington
Children of BENJAMIN DAY and MINNIE ABBOT are:
35. i. EPHRAIM HARRY11 DAY, b. October 28, 1876, Washington;
d. January 18, 1945, Weiser, Washington County, Idaho.
ii. HENRY S. DAY, b. April 1882; m. (1) LIZZIE ORCUTT;
m. (2) MABLE RUTLEDGE, March 04, 1901, Salubria, Washington County, Idaho.
iii. MINNIE ALETA DAY, b. May 11, 1886, Washington;
d. February 1978, Hamilton, Ohio; m. JESSE EDGAR SHAW,
December 31, 1902, Dale, Washington County, Idaho; b. June 04, 1880.
18. WILLIAM B.10 KETCHUM (MARY JANE9 DAY, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born Abt. 1831. He married HELEN. She was born Abt. 1834.
Children of WILLIAM KETCHUM and HELEN are:
i. ALLEN11 KETCHUM, b. Abt. 1854.
ii. MARY KETCHUM, b. Abt. 1859.
19. EDWARD OSCAR10 HAMLIN (DAMARIS9 DAY, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born June 12, 1828 in Bethany, Wayne, Pennsylvania, and died
February 04, 1895 in Honesdale, Wayne, Pennslyvania. He married
(1) MARY A. ELDRED. She died September 27, 1868. He married (2)
ELLA F. STRONG, daughter of E.B. STRONG.
Children of EDWARD HAMLIN and MARY ELDRED are:
i. FRANK E.11 HAMLIN.
ii. WARREN E. HAMLIN.
20. GEORGE M.10 DAY (EDWIN S.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born October 08, 1840 in New Jersey, and died April 29, 1927
in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. He married LUCRETTA HUNTER
January 09, 1870, daughter of MATTHEW HUNTER and PHEBE HOEL.
She was born December 27, 1844, and died April 04, 1909 in
Wayne County, Pennsylvania.
More About GEORGE M. DAY:
Burial: East Dyberry Cemetary, Wayne County, Pennsylvania
More About LUCRETTA HUNTER:
Burial: East Dyberry Cemetary, Wayne County, Pennsylvania
Children of GEORGE DAY and LUCRETTA HUNTER are:
i. HENRY11 DAY.
ii. LIBBY DAY, b. October 29, 1870; d. November 02, 1899.
More About LIBBY DAY:
Burial: East Dyberry Cemetary, Wayne County, Pennsylvania
iii. MINNIE S. DAY, b. 1875; m. (1) UNKNOWN KIMBLE; m. (2) UNKNOWN ARTHUR.
21. LAURA A.10 DAY (EDWIN S.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born 1842 in New Jersey, and died in Pennsylvania. She
married UNKNOWN ADAMS.
Notes for LAURA A. DAY:
"of Oregon"
Child of LAURA DAY and UNKNOWN ADAMS is:
i. ALMA11 ADAMS, b. 1881, Pennsylvania.
22. ALICE GERTRUDE10 DAY (EDWIN S.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born April 03, 1845 in Dyberry, Wayne County, Pennsylvania,
and died November 09, 1887 in Rileyville, Pennsylvania. She
married LINUS NORTH GOODENOUGH March 06, 1866, son of
TRUMAN GOODENOUGH and HANNAH TORREY. He was born January 03, 1841,
and died November 07, 1887.
Notes for ALICE GERTRUDE DAY:
"of Rileyville, Pennsylvania"
More About LINUS NORTH GOODENOUGH:
Burial: Bethany, Wayne, Pennsylvania
Children of ALICE DAY and LINUS GOODENOUGH are:
i. LUVERN11 GOODENOUGH.
ii. GERTRUDE GOODENOUGH.
iii. MEROE GOODENOUGH.
iv. GRACE FIDELIA GOODENOUGH.
v. EDWIN DAY GOODENOUGH, b. January 21, 1867, Rileyville,
Pennsylvania; m. ALICE SCHWEIGHOFER, October 24, 1894.
vi. FLORENCE LAURA GOODENOUGH, b. October 24, 1883, Honesdale,
Pennsylvania; d. April 04, 1959, Florida.
Pioneering Psychologist.
Author: Measurement of Intelligence by Drawings (1925)
Handbook of Child Psychology (1933), several other books and
studies.
Developed the “Draw a Man Test”, revised the Stanford-Binet test
for small children: Minnesota Preschool Scale.
23. OSCAR H.10 DAY (EDWIN S.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born Aft. 1852. He married MALISSA A., daughter of UNKNOWN
and UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1854 in New York.
Notes for OSCAR H. DAY:
"of Rileyville, Pennsylvania"
Children of OSCAR DAY and MALISSA A. are:
i. CLARA M.11 DAY, b. 1886, Pennsylvania.
Notes for CLARA M. DAY:
Living with parents, 1910 census.
36. ii. EDWIN S. DAY, b. 1889, Pennsylvania.
37. iii. FRANK O. DAY, b. 1892, Pennsylvania.
Generation No. 4
24. WILLIAM JESSUP11 WARD (STEPHEN DAY10, JANE9 DAY, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born August 12, 1859, and died September 15, 1942. He
married MARY DENTON FOSTER, daughter of JOSIAH FOSTER and
ELIZABETH SCHOLFIELD. She was born February 16, 1899, and died
September 24, 1909.
Child of WILLIAM WARD and MARY FOSTER is:
i. JOSIAH FOSTER12 WARD.
25. ELIAS EDWIN11 DAY (STEPHEN10, ELIAS9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born June 20, 1837 in Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio, and
died October 09, 1906 in Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio. He
married DRUCILLA SAPP March 14, 1861, daughter of
ROBERT SAPP and ROSANNA LOVE. She was born January 19, 1840 in
Jefferson Township, Knox County, Ohio, and died
January 22, 1915.
Children of ELIAS DAY and DRUCILLA SAPP are:
i. INA MAY12 DAY, b. October 28, 1871, Coshocton, Ohio;
d. January 23, 1956, Columbus, Ohio;
m. REV. WILMER RUSSELL WALKER, September 19, 1893, Coshocton,
Ohio; b. July 05, 1869, Iowa; d. February 02, 1963, Columbus,
Ohio.
Notes for INA MAY DAY:
Contributed by Polly Kreaps
Notes for REV. WILMER RUSSELL WALKER:
Information supplied by Polly Kreaps
ii. BERNICE DAY, m. STEWART SIMMONS, October 13, 1881.
iii. CHASE DAY.
iv. EDITH DAY, m. DR. EDWARD M. WRIGHT, June 16, 1897, Coshocton County, Ohio.
v. CHARLES A. DAY.
vi. IDA EUNICE DAY, b. January 23, 1863; d. March 21, 1869.
vii. MARY FRANCIS DAY, b. November 01, 1868, Brinkhaven, Knox
County, Ohio; d. November 08, 1946, Tiverton, Coshocton County,
Ohio; m. LEMUEL GRANT BARNES, November 29, 1887, Coshocton
County, Ohio; b. 1863; d. 1933, Tiverton, Coshocton County, Ohio.
viii. CLARENCE E. DAY, b. February 10, 1874, Kansas;
d. November 1965, Medina, Ohio; m. ELIZABETH F. SMITH,
October 31, 1897, Coshocton County, Ohio.
ix. SANFORD DAY, b. July 27, 1875; d. August 20, 1949,
Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio; m. CORA LEE BAILEY;
b. August 06, 1875, Indiana; d. November 03, 1970, Knox County, Ohio.
x. NELLIE DAY, b. February 11, 1881; m. HENRY TITUS.
26. REBECCA JANE11 DAY (STEPHEN10, ELIAS9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born May 03, 1841 in Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio, and died
December 04, 1863. She married J. CALVIN SIMMONS March 10, 1859
in Coshocton County, Ohio, son of BENJAMIN SIMMONS and LOVEY GIFFEN.
He was born September 28, 1834 in Tiverton, Coshocton County, Ohio.
Notes for J. CALVIN SIMMONS:
From the History of Coshocton County, Ohio:
788 - HISTORY OF COSHOCTON COUNTY.
SIMMONS CALVIN, farmer; Tiverton township; postoffice, Gann,
Knox county ; born in 1834, September 28, in this county.
He was married in 1859, to Miss Rebecca J., daughter of S. Day,
of Coshocton county, who was born May 3, 1840, in Knox county,
anal died December 4, 1863. They were the parents of two
children, viz: Edwin E., born December 22,1859;
William E., born September 29, 1863. He was married
December 18, 1866, to Miss Eda H. Bailey, daughter of
John Bailey, of this township, who was born August 27, 1840.
They are the parents of two children : Carlos H., born
April 10, 1868, and Benjamin B., born December 6, 1869.
Children of REBECCA DAY and J. SIMMONS are:
i. EDWIN E.12 SIMMONS, b. December 22, 1859.
ii. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, b. September 29, 1863.
27. MARY FRANCIS11 DAY (STEPHEN10, ELIAS9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born April 25, 1842 in Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio, and
died March 10, 1935 in Woodland, Yolo, California. She married
GAUDENCI HUBBARD MCKOY June 07, 1867 in San Francisco,
California, son of HUBBARD MCKOY and BETSEY NEWHALL. He was
born May 25, 1842 in Kirby, Vermont, and died March 15, 1927
in Sacremento, California.
Children of MARY DAY and GAUDENCI MCKOY are:
i. INEZ IONE12 MCKOY, b. June 18, 1868, Georgetown, Sacremento,
California; d. June 11, 1927, Napa, California;
m. (1) C.M. LEWIS, October 30, 1887, Santa Cruz, California;
b. 1866, California;
m. (2) OLIN GEORGE NEWHALL,
February 14, 1892, Santa Cruz, California; b. September 17, 1868,
Kirby, Vermont; d. October 15, 1955, San Francisco, California.
ii. WALTER DAY MCKOY, b. November 08, 1869, Georgetown,
Sacremento, California; d. March 01, 1942, Woodland, Yolo,
California;
m. (1) JUANITA UNKNOWN;
m. (2) ROSE LAFFERTY, 1894, San Francisco, California;
b. August 10, 1868; d. January 21, 1943.
iii. HOLLIS EDWARD MCKOY, b. April 18, 1871, Santa Cruz,
California; d. May 20, 1938, Colma, California;
m. MARY ELIZABETH BROWN, 1892.
28. LEWIS F.11 DAY (STEPHEN10, ELIAS9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born July 27, 1851 in Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio, and
died November 02, 1895 in Brinkhaven, Knox County, Ohio. He
married LEONICE EMILY HUNT April 08, 1885 in Brinkhaven,
Knox County, Ohio, daughter of PHILLIP HUNT and ELEANOR PATTERSON.
She was born September 12, 1862 in Brinkhaven,
Knox County, Ohio, and died November 11, 1927 in Mt. Vernon, Ohio.
Children of LEWIS DAY and LEONICE HUNT are:
i. JOHN12 DAY, b. February 1886; d. May 1894, Killbuck, Ohio.
ii. PHILLIP LEWIS DAY, b. March 08, 1887; d. May 23, 1931;
m. MARY C. GRAHAM, November 13, 1909, Mt. Vernon, Ohio;
b. October 29, 1886.
iii. ELENOR DAY, b. September 07, 1889.
29. HARRIET11 DAY (WILLIAM SANFORD10, BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born July 31, 1845 in Holmes Co., Ohio, and died
July 26, 1927 in Holmes Co., Ohio.
She married RICHARD JAMESON CHAPMAN January 23, 1864 in Holmes
Co., Ohio, son of ROSWELL CHAPMAN and MARY HUSTED.
More About HARRIET DAY:
Burial: Oakhill Cemetary, Holmes County, Ohio
More About RICHARD JAMESON CHAPMAN:
Burial: Killbuck Cemetary, Holmes County, Ohio
Children of HARRIET DAY and RICHARD CHAPMAN are:
i. WILLIAM SANFORD12 CHAPMAN, b. April 13, 1865;
d. November 23, 1942, Lakeside, Ottawa County, Ohio;
m. OLIVE LIVINGSTON.
More About WILLIAM SANFORD CHAPMAN:
Burial: Killbuck Cemetary, Holmes County, Ohio
ii. LEWIS M. CHAPMAN, b. January 01, 1867; d. January 22, 1867.
iii. LAURA J. CHAPMAN, b. November 08, 1870.
iv. MARTHA CHAPMAN, b. January 21, 1873; d. December 09, 1955,
Morrow County, Ohio; m. COLUMBUS D. BONNER, July 18, 1892, Millersburg, Ohio.
v. EMMA JANE CHAPMAN, b. September 09, 1876; m. PALMER WOOSLEY, May 20, 1902.
vi. VIOLA CHAPMAN, b. January 25, 1886; m. JOSEPH O. LING.
vii. LULU CHAPMAN, b. September 02, 1888; d. Chicago, Illinois;
m. JOHN P. DALTON.
30. ISAAC WILSON11 DAY (WILLIAM SANFORD10, BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7,
JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4, NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born February 28, 1846 in Coshocton, Ohio or Marion, Ohio,
and died May 08, 1888 in Vermillion, Indiana. He married
MARY LOUISA MCPHERSON August 17, 1871 in Vermilion, Illinois,
daughter of WILLAM MCPHERSON and CINDERELLA CLAWSON. She was
born June 28, 1854 in Ohio County, Rising Sun, Indiana, and
died May 08, 1921 in Catlin, Illinois.
Notes for ISAAC WILSON DAY:
Enrolled as a private in Company M, 10" Regiment, Ohio
Volunteers, at Camp Chase, Ohio, for 3 years.
Records show him discharged due to illness July 24, 1865,
Lexington, Ky.
5'5" tall, fair complexion, grey eyes, light hair, farmer.
Buried at Oak Ridge Cemetary, Catlin, Illinois
More About ISAAC WILSON DAY:
Burial: May 09, 1888, Oak Ridge Cemetary, Catlin, Illinois
Military service: July 16, 1863, Civil War
More About MARY LOUISA MCPHERSON:
Burial: Oak Ridge Cemetary, Catlin, Illinois
Children of ISAAC DAY and MARY MCPHERSON are:
i. FRANCIS12 DAY, b. July 21, 1872; d. June 14, 1945,
Vermilion County, Illinois; m. HATTIE CARRIGAN,
January 18, 1899, Vermilion, Illinois.
More About FRANCIS DAY:
Burial: Oakridge Cemetary, Vermilion County, Illinois
ii. CORA J. DAY, b. December 18, 1876; m. OSCAR WHITE, April 09, 1896.
iii. WILLIAM SANTFORD DAY, b. November 02, 1879;
d. October 15, 1965, Danville, Illinois;
m. STELLA ELIZABETH BYERLY, August 16, 1904.
iv. EMMA EDNA DAY, b. March 11, 1886, Catlin, Illinois;
d. 1955, Pinellas County, Florida;
m. (1) ROY AYRES;
b. June 03, 1897; d. July 21, 1979, Pinellas County, Florida;
m. (2) ELMER LEE JENKINS, July 16, 1904, Catlin, Illinois;
b. Bet. 1883 - 1884, Catlin, Illinois.
31. STEPHEN11 DAY (WILLIAM SANFORD10, BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7,
JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born December 09, 1848 in Holmes Co., Ohio, and died
December 11, 1932 in Arcadia, Florida. He married
JENNIE ATWATER February 12, 1876 in Havana, Huron Co.,
Ohio, daughter of TIMOTHY ATWATER and JULIA PURDY. She was born
November 08, 1852 in Coshocton, Ohio, and died
November 01, 1918 in Catlin, Vermilion County, Illinois.
Children of STEPHEN DAY and JENNIE ATWATER are:
i. HARRIET12 DAY, b. Huron County, Ohio; d. 1970, Danville,
Illinois; m. SAMUEL P. O'TOOLE, July 03, 1895, Vermilion
County, Illinois.
ii. ROY DAY.
iii. HARLEY DAY.
iv. MAY DAY, b. August 1882, Illinois; m. WILLIAM L. GAVIN2,
January 24, 1900, Catlin, Vermilion County, Illinois;
b. July 31, 1881, Oakwood, Illinois3; d. September 26, 1949,
Vermilion County, Illinois.
More About WILLIAM L. GAVIN:
Burial: Oakridge Cemetary, Vermilion County, Illinois
v. DOTTIE DAY, b. July 02, 1885, Catlin, Illinois;
d. March 22, 1963, Danville, Illinois; m. OSCAR ALFRED JONES;
b. July 11, 1879, Catlin, Illinois; d. November 17, 1947,
Tilton, Illinois.
More About OSCAR ALFRED JONES:
Burial: Jones Grove Cemetary, Caitlin, Illinois
32. DOLLIE RUTH11 DE MOSS (ELECTA JANE10 DAY, BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8,
STEPHEN7,JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4, NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born in Roscoe, Ohio, and died Aft. 1889. She married
LUCIUS WATERMAN ROBINSON September 09, 1880 in Coshocton, Ohio,
son of WARREN ROBINSON and SARAH WOODARD. He was born September 19, 1855.
Notes for DOLLIE RUTH DE MOSS:
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Mrs. Ruth De Moss Robinson.
DAR ID Number: 43657
Born in Roscoe, Ohio.
Wife of Lucius Waterman Robinson.
Descendant of Capt. Stephen Day.
Daughter of Lewis De Moss (1817-89) and Electa Jane Day, his wife.
Granddaughter of Benjamin B. Day and Roxanna Purdy, his 1st wife.
Gr.-granddaughter of Stephen Day and Polly Bunnell, his wife.
Stephen Day, (1759-1842), commanded a company in the Eastern
Battalion, Morris County, New Jersey Militia at Trenton,
Princeton, Germantown and Monmouth. He was born in
Chatham, N. J.; died in Wayne Co., Pa.
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Children of DOLLIE DE MOSS and LUCIUS ROBINSON are:
i. DAUGHTER12 ROBINSON, m. F.H. GORDON.
ii. RUTH ROBINSON.
iii. LUCIUS W. ROBINSON.
33. MINNIE11 DE MOSS (ELECTA JANE10 DAY, BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7,
JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
died Aft. 1889. She married LEONI WARREN ROBINSON
October 04, 1883 in Coshocton, son of WARREN ROBINSON and SARAH WOODARD.
He was born September 30, 1851 in New Haven, Connecticut.
Notes for LEONI WARREN ROBINSON:
LEONI WARREN ROBINSON
Leoni Warren Robinson, an architect of New Haven, was born
September 30, 1851, in the city where he still resides, his
parents being Warren and Sarah Howard (Woodard) Robinson, the
former a native of Mansfield, Connecticut, and the latter of
Jefferson, New Hampshire.
After attending the Hillhouse high school of New Haven he
continued his studies in French's Preparatory School and
afterward entered the office of R. G. Hatfield, a well known
and prominent architect of New York city, with whom he remained
for a number of years, or from 1870 until 1874. He was then in
the supervising architect's office in Washington, D. C., until
1877. He traveled abroad in 1877 and 1878 and has since
practiced his profession in New Haven. He specializes in public
buildings and structural engineering. He was the architect of
the public school buildings of New Haven between 1878 and 1894.
From 1903 to 1913 he was a member of the commission to erect the
Connecticut State Library and Supreme Court building and during
this period was secretary of the commission.
He is a fellow of the American Institute of Architects; past
president of the Connecticut chapter of said institute; a
member of the Architectural League of New York and of the
Connecticut Society of Civil Engineers.
On the 4th of October, 1883, Mr. Robinson was united in marriage
to Miss Mina J. De Moss, of Coshocton, Ohio, a daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Louis De Moss. Three children have been born of
this marriage: Louis De Moss, who is a graduate of the
Hillhouse high school and of Smith College;
Mrs. Margaret Osborn, who is a graduate of Hillhouse high school
and also of Dana Hall, Wellesley, Massachusetts; and
Faith De Moss.
Mr. Robinson is a republican and member of the Young Men's
Republican Club. He was a member of the board of education of
New Haven for two years and after serving for that length of
time, resigned. He belongs to the chamber of commerce and
cooperates heartily in its well organized plans for the
upbuilding of the city. He is also a member of the Quinnipiac
Club and his religious faith is evidenced by his membership in
the
Congregational church.
Children of MINNIE DE MOSS and LEONI ROBINSON are:
i. LEWIS12 ROBINSON.
ii. MARGARET ROBINSON, m. UNKNOWN OSBOURN.
iii. FAITH ROBINSON.
34. BARNEY HULSE11 DAY (BARNEY10, BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7,
JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born July 15, 1876 in Grand County, Colorado, and died
November 16, 1955 in Orange County, California. He married
GEORGIE B. DEWEY April 20, 1898.
Child of BARNEY DAY and GEORGIE DEWEY is:
i. BARNEY DEWEY12 DAY, b. September 12, 1899, Colorado;
d. May 13, 1986, Riverside, California.
35. EPHRAIM HARRY11 DAY (BENJAMIN B.10, BENJAMIN B.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7,
JOSEPH6, PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born October 28, 1876 in Washington, and died
January 18, 1945 in Weiser, Washington County, Idaho.
He married ELIZABETH C. WALSTON July 01, 1900 in Salubria, Adams
Co., ID, daughter of PHILIP WALSTON and UNKNOWN LLOYD. She was
born July 09, 1881 in Missouri or Illinois, and died
March 30, 1981 in San Francisco, California.
Notes for EPHRAIM HARRY DAY:
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Registered for WW1 draft, Adams County, Idaho.
Children of EPHRAIM DAY and ELIZABETH WALSTON are:
i. EARL W.12 DAY, b. August 14, 1901, Washington;
d. March 28, 1971, San Leandro, California.
ii. FAY DAY, b. February 15, 1904, Washington; d. 1979,
Walnut Creek, Contra Costa Co., CA; m. VIRGIL B. HETRICK,
July 04, 1925, Weiser, Washington County, Idaho.
iii. PATRICIA DAY, b. 1908; m. UNKNOWN LORD.
iv. RUTH DAY, b. Abt. 1909, Washington.
36. EDWIN S.11 DAY (OSCAR H.10, EDWIN S.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born 1889 in Pennsylvania. He married FLORENCE B..
Children of EDWIN DAY and FLORENCE B. are:
i. OSCAR A.12 DAY, b. 1912.
ii. HOWARD E. DAY, b. 1915.
iii. MORRIS E. DAY, b. 1917.
iv. ALICE M. DAY, b. 1919.
37. FRANK O.11 DAY (OSCAR H.10, EDWIN S.9, STEPHEN8, STEPHEN7, JOSEPH6,
PAUL5, GEORGE4,NICHOLAS3, JOHN2 DEE, MORGAN1)
was born 1892 in Pennsylvania. He married MARY F.. She was born 1886.
Notes for FRANK O. DAY:
Living with parents, 1910 census.
Child of FRANK DAY and MARY F. is:
i. JAMES O.12 DAY, b. 1918.
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