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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLovell Family genealogy 22 H HULDA LOVEI,� (Dau of Asahel & Hannah (Byrum) Lovell 10.1) BORN: May 28, 1779, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Mar 17, 1863, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: Presbyterian Cemetery, Enfield Center, New York. Indications are that she lived in Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey in her youth, married there and started her family. When her father, Asahel, moved to Enfield, New York, she and her husband moved also. In fact, so many people moved there, the area was considered over populated in 1830, a matter of 25 years. MARRIED; 1. Jephthah Byrum, 1798, Sussex Co., New Jersey. CHILDREN: (From Byram Genealogy & other sources) Need Information: Spent her youth in Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. Moved to Enfield, New York with her parents in 1804. Was living in Enfield when her father, Asahel, died. MARRIED: Silas Woolsey CHILDREN: 1835 Tompkins Co., New York Census shoos 6 males and 2 females in the household. 11.3 ELIZABETH LOVELL (Dau of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: Mar 13, 1783, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Nov 25, 1820, Ovid, New York. BURIED: Old Ovid Cemetery, Ovid, New York. MARRIED: Peter J. Covert, Dec 29, 1806, Ovid, New York. CHILDREN: From Peter J. Covert Bible Records. Silas Cook 1807-1891 Emily Lewis Joanna 1799-1873 William H. Griffin Jephthah 1801- Hannah Beardsley Eenas 1803- Died young Eleazer 1805-1877 Marie Norton Susan 1807- Collins C. Costen Oliver W. 1811-1875 1. Jane Caroline Newberry 2. Calista Godding Abigail 1812- Henry Ackley George M. 1816-1864 Eleanor Virginia Armstrong Hulda 1818- Hiram Taylor Elizabeth 1820- William Godding Melinda 1823-1864 Robert Vandman MARRIED: 2. Joel Bassett CHILDREN: None known 11.2 REBECCA LOVELL (Dau of Asahal & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: 1780, Byraa, Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: ? Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: Unknown Need Information: Spent her youth in Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. Moved to Enfield, New York with her parents in 1804. Was living in Enfield when her father, Asahel, died. MARRIED: Silas Woolsey CHILDREN: 1835 Tompkins Co., New York Census shoos 6 males and 2 females in the household. 11.3 ELIZABETH LOVELL (Dau of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: Mar 13, 1783, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Nov 25, 1820, Ovid, New York. BURIED: Old Ovid Cemetery, Ovid, New York. MARRIED: Peter J. Covert, Dec 29, 1806, Ovid, New York. CHILDREN: From Peter J. Covert Bible Records. Silas Cook 1807-1891 Emily Lewis Asahel Lovell 1809-1851 Sally Myron Leander 1811-1892 Ann Marsh Susan Aluina 1812-1826 Died young Hannah Lovell 1816- Charles P. Kellogg Lewis Miller 1818-1857 1. Ester Jane Jarvis 2. Olive D. Emmons Hudson Peter 1820- Nancy Jane Sheldon 11 .4 ABRAWJI! LOVELI {Son of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell BORN: May 1785, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Jan 8, 1865, Allegheny Twp, Venango Co., Penn. BURIED: Memorial Acres Cemetery, Pleasantville, Penn. 3 Abraham grew up in the vicinity of Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. He went to Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York in 1804 when his father claimed his "Soldier's Right" land. Abraham bought land there, married and started raising a family. History of Venancio County.. Penn. 1890, Venanqo County. Penn.. Her Pioneers and Peoole. 1919 and Susouicentennial. Pleasantville. Venango County., Penn.. 1821-1971 are books that tell about Abraham Lovell coming to that area. All the stories are about the same, saying he was a man who roamed and visited various localities in Northeastern Pennsylvania. During his service in the War of 1812, tie was attracted to a section now known as Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. In 1819, he moved his family in a covered wagon which continued to provide them with shelter until a permanent dwelling could be erected. (Their house was built over a spring so domestic water was always available.) The listed books mention ten children, but Abraham's Will names only nine. The Land and Deed records for Tompkins Co., N.Y. show Abraham and Elizabeth selling their land in 1819. Their daughter, Elizabeth,is listed as being born in Pleasantville area in 1819. Tax records from 1823-1864 on file in the Court House at Franklin, Penn., list lands, livestock and a "Pleasure Wagon: belonging to Abraham. Abraham's Will, on file in the Court House at Franklin, Penn., reads as follows: In the name of God Amen: I Abraham Lovell Senior of the Borough of Pleasantville in the county of Venango, State of Pennsylvania being of sound mind, memory and understanding do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking any former Wills by me made. First I desire that my just debts and funeral expense be paid and a respectable funeral be given me. Second It is my will and desire that the balance of my property whether it consists of Real Estate, money or other personal property may be equally divided among my heirs as follows to wit. To my sons Asahel and Calvin C. and to my daughters Sally, Jane, Betsy and ,Johanna, and to the heirs of my deceased son Darius in manner following. To my sons and daughters above specified equal' share and share alike and to my grandchildren by my son Darius deceased one half of an equal share as above distributed to one of my own children. Third It is my further wish and desire that in making distribution as beforestated that if the amount distributed shall exceed two hundred dollars to my sons and daughters each and to my grandchildren by my son Darius deceased one Fourth I hereby authorize and impower my executor to sell and convey by good and sufficient deed of conveyance in law whether in the Borough of Pleasantville or other places all my real estate as such times and on such terms as shall be deemed for the best interest of all my heirs concerned. I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my son Asahel Lovell my sole executor of this my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I have herewith set my hand and seal at Pleasantville in the State of Pennsylvania this twenty-fourth day of September A D 1864. Signed Sealed and Delivered in Signed Abraham Lovell presents of us who at his request and in his presents (The said Abraham Lovell Sen) and in the presence of each other subscribed our names as witness thereto. Signed W. B. Brigham Alex Wv Brown MARRIEDt Elizabeth Crosby, 1806, Hector, Tompkins Co., New York. CHILDREN: (From Will and Census Reports) 12.1 Sarah (Sally) 1808-1896 Anson Benedict 12.2 Asahel 1809-1891 1. Elizabeth Irwin 2. Rachel E. Alien 12.3 Jane 1813- Daniel McCaslin 12.4 Calvin C. 1814-1888-90 Susan 12.5 Darius T. 1815-1855` - Susan B. Conover 12.6 Elizabeth 1818-1896 Julius D. Chase 12.7 Abraham Jr. 1822- Sarah Maria 12.8 Amos Buck 1824-1889 1. Mary A. Stoddard 2. Elizabeth A. Carle 12.9 Johanna 1827-1910 Thomas B. Shugert 11.5 Moses Lovell (Son of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: Jun 30, 1787, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey DIED: Jun 23, 1877, Newfane, Niagara Co., New York. BURIED( Glenwood Cemetery, Lockport, Niagara Co., New York Moses Lovell was a soldier in the War of 1812 against Great Britian. In the volume Papers and Affidavits filed for Bounty Lands and Widows Pens 1.06. following information was extracted: Corporal Moses Lovell, Company of Captain Richard Ely, Regiment of Detached Militia, Commanded by.,Col.A.•`Smith of N.Y. Militia, was drafted at Enfield in March of 1814 for a:3 month duration. He then was enrolled at Waterloo, Seneca Co., N.Y. and from there marched with his company under the command of his officers to Williamsville, N.Y. He was mustered into the service there and marched to Blackrock:on he Niagara River by officers appointed for that purpose. This area.was.calIed the Niagara Frontier then. He was discharged at 5 Williamsville and returned home. He must have applied for mileage of some kind, because he filed an affidavit stating °The distance between those points is more than one hundred miles', and after discharge he returned another hundred miles. His papers state he was mustered in March 20, 1814 and discharged April 17, 1814 for a total time of 27 days. During that time he must have traveled almost 300 miles even by present road maps, and who knows if there were even roads to use, The Dundee Record states in part --- 'In May 1804 he came with his father to Enfield then part of Ulysses.---' Land records in the Sussex Co., Courthouse at Newton, New Jersey show Asahel and Hannah Lovell selling property in Byram Twp. on May 24, 1804. It is the compilers belief that this is the time the complete family of Asahel, Hannah and 10 children, with one married, loaded their wagons and migrated enmass to Enfield. Various records list all of them spending their early years in or close by Enfield. Most of the family were married in the area and many are buried in the many scattered cemeteries. Moses and some of his family moved to the Newfane-Lockport, Niagara Co., N.Y. area about 1853 where he spent the rest .of his life. In the courthouse at Lockport, N.Y., in the Surrogates Office are records dated June 29$ 18779 L-6, Vol. 16, page 154, Schedule 'F" This record contains the names of all persons entitled (as widow Legatee or next of Kin to the deceased) to a share of his estate with the names and places of residence. Mercy C. Lovell Widow Lockport,,New York Lucinda Whitney West Danby, Tompkins Co., NY Phebe Beach Grove Lake, Minnesota Emily Devenport Ithaca, New York Hannah M. Lovell Lockport, New York Daughters of the deceased (listed above) William Dean Lovell Lockport, New York Ezra C. Lovell Perry City, Schuyler Co., NY Japhet B. Lovell Lockport, New York Joseph H. Lovell Camden, New Jersey Seth M. Lovell Lockport, New York Sons of the deceased (listed above) Eber Lovell, deceased, Married Eliza, children listed below. Hiram M. Lovell Trumansburg, New York Carrie L. Worden Rye, New York J. Milton Lovell Trumansburg, New York Milo H. Lovell, deceased, married Mary C., children listed below. James M. Lovell Ithaca, New York Emma L. Brown Ithaca, New York Abraham Lovell Lockport, New York The LAST WILL and TESTAMENT of MOSES LOVELL of the Town of Lockport in the County of Niagara, New York. I, MOSES LOVELL aged eighty-one years and upward being desirous to discharge the duties which every man owes to his family by making such provisions for the distribution of my property as shall be just and equitable do make, publish and declare this my last WILL and TESTAMENT as follows: FIRST. Twill and direct that all the just debts I may be owing at the time of my decease including the expenses of my last sickness and funeral, shall be paid in pre4erence to any devise or legacy. 6 SECOND. I will and direct that out of my estate the sum of Two Thousand Dollars be made, collected and paid to my wife, Mercy C. Lovell as her own individual property which she received out of the estate of her father and that she is hereby authorized to dispose of the same as she may feel disposed to do and I hereby authorize and direct my Executor named in this Will to so dispose of my estate personal or real or both as it shall become necessary to pay that amount, my real estate being described as follows, to wit: ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND situate in the Town of Newfane known and distinguished as being the middle part of Lot One, Township 15 and Range 7 of the Holland Land Company's land bounded as follows: BEGINNING at a point in the south line of said Lot One, at the distance of 26 chains and 81 links from the southwest corner of said Lot running thence north 67 chains.and 91 links to the north line of said Lot, thence south 67 chains and 91 links to the south side of said Lot, thence west along the south line of said Lot, 8 chains and 85 links to the place of the beginning containing 60 acres be the same more or less. THIRD. I will and direct that the sum of Two Hundred Dollars be paid out of my estate to my daughters, Margarette M. and Hannah H. for their own use and benefit to be equally divided between them, that is to say One Hundred Dollars each and I hereby authorize my Executor to pay the same to them or each of them their share of the same before making distribution of the balance of my Property. FOURTH. It is my desire that my wife should have the use and benefit of one third of the remainder of my estate during her natural life, in lieu of dower and all right of -dower, and after her decease it is my desire that the same be sold and distributed in manner following: To my sons, Eber, Ezra C., Milo H., Abraham, Japhet B., Joseph H., William D. and Seth M. -and to my daughters, Lucinda, Phebe, Emily, Margaret M. and Hannah H. to be equally divided between them share and share alike and in case any of my children should die leaving any child or children him or her surviving, the child or children so surviving shalt be entitled to the same share the person so dying would be entitled to if living and in any case any of my said children shall die without leaving any children or child him or her surviving then the share herein bequeathed to the child so dying shall be distributed in the same manner as the residue of my property above mentioned. FIFTH. I do hereby revoke and annul all former Wills by me made. SIXTH. I hereby nominate and appoint my son, Joseph H. Lovell, Executor of this my lash Will and Testament. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and seal 31st day of March, 1869. /s/ Moses Lovell The foregoing instrument consisting of one sheet was signed by Moses Lovell, the Testator therein named in our presence and in the presence of each of us and at the same time declared by him to be his last Will and Testament and we at his request and in his presence have signed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and at the date above mentioned. /s/ M. B. Lewis, Lockport, New York. /s/ Elvira Lewis, Lockport, New York. MARRIED: 1. Susanna Baker, October 20, 1808, Ulyssess Twp., Tompkins The Last Will and Testament of Mercy C. Lovell of the Town of Pendleton, County of Niagara and State of New York. I MERCY C. LOVELL being of sound mind and memory aware of the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death and desirous of making an equitable and proper disposition of my property at my decease, I do make and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following, that is to say: FIRST. To my son Abraham Lovell and my daughter, Hannah H. Lovell the place where I now reside described as follows: All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the Town of Pendleton in the County of Niagara, New York and distinguished as being a portion of the west part of Lot No. 74 in Township 13, Range 7 and bounded as follows: Commencing at a point in the center of Bear Ridge Road where the same is intersected by a road running from Beach Road to Bear Ridge in said Town and running thence easterly 2 chains and 75 links along the center of said Bear Ridge Road to the west line of lands owned and occupied by William Kramer, thence northerly along the west line of said Kramer's land 4 chains and 67 links, thence westerly along the line of lands owned by Herman Leland being and formerly owned by Peter McGergen and parallel with the Bear Ridge Road, 7 chains and 95 links to the center of the road running from Beach Ridge to Bear Ridge, thence southerly along the center of said road 4 chains and 59 links to the place of beginning containing two acres, it be same more or less. SECOND. To my son Abraham Lovell my horse and buggy, harness, robe and whip. THIRD. To my daughter Hannah H. Lovell all my household furniture, wearing apparel, books and pictures except as hereafter stated. 7 Co., New York. CHILDRENs 12.10 Eber 1811-1869 1. Eliza Mae Lelon 2. Lucy Jane 12.11 Amy 1813-1852 Unmarried 12.12 Ezra C. 1816-1894 Harriet Ball 12.13 Lucinda 1809-1897 John Whitney 12.14 Phoebe (Phebe) 181°8-1904 Lewis Beach 12.15 Milo H._ 1822-1873 1. Mary C. 2. Mary R. Cross 12.16 Emily 1820- William Devenport 12.17 Susanna 1824-1829 Died age 4 MARRIEDS 2. Mercy Covert Swick, May 11, 1862, Ovid, Seneca Co., New York. CHILDRENs 12.18 Abraham 1827-1891 Unmarried 12.19 Japhet Byram 1828-1908 Rosaltha Warren 12.20 Margaret M. 1830-1875 Unmarried 12.21 Joseph Harvey 1834-1908 Hannah W. Whitson 12.22 William Dean 1836-1913 Lucinda Porter Phelps Ingham 12.23 Hannah May 1840-1921 Wesley D. Richards 12.24 Seth M. 1842-1926 Margaret Glover The Last Will and Testament of Mercy C. Lovell of the Town of Pendleton, County of Niagara and State of New York. I MERCY C. LOVELL being of sound mind and memory aware of the uncertainty of life and the certainty of death and desirous of making an equitable and proper disposition of my property at my decease, I do make and declare this to be my Last Will and Testament in manner and form following, that is to say: FIRST. To my son Abraham Lovell and my daughter, Hannah H. Lovell the place where I now reside described as follows: All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the Town of Pendleton in the County of Niagara, New York and distinguished as being a portion of the west part of Lot No. 74 in Township 13, Range 7 and bounded as follows: Commencing at a point in the center of Bear Ridge Road where the same is intersected by a road running from Beach Road to Bear Ridge in said Town and running thence easterly 2 chains and 75 links along the center of said Bear Ridge Road to the west line of lands owned and occupied by William Kramer, thence northerly along the west line of said Kramer's land 4 chains and 67 links, thence westerly along the line of lands owned by Herman Leland being and formerly owned by Peter McGergen and parallel with the Bear Ridge Road, 7 chains and 95 links to the center of the road running from Beach Ridge to Bear Ridge, thence southerly along the center of said road 4 chains and 59 links to the place of beginning containing two acres, it be same more or less. SECOND. To my son Abraham Lovell my horse and buggy, harness, robe and whip. THIRD. To my daughter Hannah H. Lovell all my household furniture, wearing apparel, books and pictures except as hereafter stated. 8 FOURTH. To my granddaughter, Nellie A. Lovell one feather bed and ane bedstead. FIFTH. To my granddaughter, Ruth Lovell one feather bed and one bedstead. After all my law#ul.debts are paid whatever is left of money, note, etc., I wish divided equally among my children, viz: Abraham Lovell, J. Byram Lovell, J. Harvey Lovell, Wm D. Lovell, Hannah H. Lovell and Seth M. Lovell. Likewise, I nominate, consti tute and appoint my son, Wm D. Lovell to be Executor of this my last Will and Testament hereby revoking all former Wills by me made. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal the 10th day of August in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred Eighty-six. /s/ Mercy C. Lovell The foregoing instrument was at the date thereof subscribed by Mercy C. Lovell, the Testator herein named in our presence and in the presence of each of us and at the same time declared by her to be her Last Will and Testament and we at her request and in her presence have signed our names hereto as witnesses. /s/ H. F. Bishop, Lockport, New York. /s/ H. A. Bishop, Lockport, New York. 11.6 ABIGAIL LOVELL (Dau of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: ? 1789, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: June 25,1859, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: ? 1859, Harvey Cemetery, Schuyler Co., New York. Moved with her family to Enfield, New York in 1804. MARRIED: Silas Har�)ey, January 21, 1812,Enfield, New York. Daily Journal, June 29, 1875, Ithaca, New York. (Hist. Soc. Files) Silas Harvey one of the early settlers of the Town of Enfield died at his residence May 28, 1875, aged 87 years 10 months and 26 days. Mr. Harvey was born in Monmouth County, New Jersey, July 2nd, 1787. Moved with his family to Aurora, Cayuga County, N.Y. in 1804. Four years after moved to Hector, Schuyler County. being then 21 years of age. Not long after, bought a tract of land situated a little west of Bostwicks Corners, in the Town of Enfield, then covered with timber, which by sturdy blows of the woodsman's axe, have given way and beautiful fields and large orchards with inviting homes beautify the landscape. Mr. Harvey was married January 21, 1812, to Abigail Lovell. They reared a family of nine children, six of whom are still living. Mrs. Harvey died June 25, 1859, sixteen years in advance of her husband. Mr. Harvey for sixty-three years a resident of the Town and to within a few years, labored with his own hands and that successfully. Many are the kind rememberances that have been left upon the hearts of those whose privilege it wal to ASsdciAto With him and receive the benefits of long life of honest toil, aided by a liberal hand and 9 m-ind well stored with useful knowledge. Coming to this portion of the country at an early day, and having crossed and recrossed it whilst a wilderness, as it were, many were the romantic stories he used to tell of the then early life, its customs, trials and pleasures but at a ripe old age he has fallen, honored and respected. From: Landmarks of Tomokins County. NY. by Selkreg, 1894, p. 352. Samuel Harvey came from New Jersey and kept a tavern in the Town of Enfield for many years. He was the father of Joseph and Silas Harvey, to whom he gave 240 acres of land. They have descendants in the town. From: History of Tiooa, Chemuno. Tompkins and Schuyler Counties. NY..By Everts & Ensign, page 495. Samuel Harvey moved from Monmouth Co., N.J., to Scipio, and was there during the great eclipse in 1806; carne to this section (Town of Enfield) in 1808, lived on the Town Line, and kept a tavern many years. He was a Justice of the Peace for several years. He bought two hundred and forty acres, and gave them to two of his sons, Silas and Joseph, Silas married Abigail Lovell, and moved on the farm in 1813, where Joseph Harvey now lives. Joseph lived with him until he married Hannah Lovell, and in 1817 settled where his descendants now live. CHILDREN: 1850 Enfield Census lists the following children. Betsy C. 1813-1899 Hungerford Philo 1818 - William 1820 - Lydia 1822-1906 Amos F. Curry Samuel 1824-1863 Elizabeth Lovell Edwin 1826 - Joseph 1829- Hunsford S. 1833- 11.7 SUSANVAH LOVELL (Dau of Asahel Lovell & Hannah tByram) Lovell BORN: July 11, 1790, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Aug 17, 1851, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: 7 1851, Enfield Cemetery, Enfield, Tompkins Co., NY."-, MARRIED: Amos York Buck, May 7, 1812, Enfield, Tompkins Co., NY. CHILDREN: From Census records and Amos Buck's Will, Ithaca, New York. Susan Arzilla 1813-1847 Joel Harvey Seymour Asahel 1817- 1. Mary Ann Harvey 2. Latitia Franklin William Sherman 1820-1859 Lucy Richmeyer Barentha York 1822-1867 Jehiel H. Bailey Hannah Lovell 1825- Peter Richmeyer Lucretia Matson 1831- Charles Richmeyer 10 11.8 AARON LOVELL (Son of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: Oct 1791, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Apr 91 1851, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: ? 1851, Enfield Village Cemetery, Enfield, New York. Moved with the whole family from New Jersey to Enfield at the age of 12 or 13 and lived out his life, more or less, in the same place. MARRIED. Hotta Griffin, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. CHILDREN: 12.25 Mary 1821-1910 Cyreneus S. Georgia 12.27 John W. 1824- Bettie Georgia 12.28 Elizabeth 1827-1877 Samuel Harvey 12.29 Jerome B. 1829=1903 Emeline Whitney 12.310 Oliver E. 1832-1904 Adelia A. Vandemark (rdhite} 12.31 George W. 1836-1907 1. Margery Torrey 2. Mary A. 12.32 Emily Ann 1841-1910 Jared Treman Rumsey 11.9 HANNAH LOVELL (Dau of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: Dec 6, 1793, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Apr 28, 1876, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: ? 1876, Harvey, Cemetery, Schuyler Co., New York. Moved at the age of 9 with her parents to Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York, in 1804. Same book as Abigail (11.6) applies here. MARRIED: Joseph Harvey in 1817, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. CHILDREN: Asahel 1822-1894 Jane A. Robert Silas 1825-1900 Martha H.. Joel Bassett 1827-1904 Elizabeth Moses Love]] 1831-1915 Ellen Ann James 1833 - Seth 1835 - Hannah 11.10 JAPHET BYRAM LOVELL (Son of Asahel & Hannah (Byram) Lovell 10.1) BORN: Aug 16, 1801, Byram Twp., Sussex Co., New Jersey. DIED: Dec 28, 1879, Elmira, New York. BURIED: Dec 30, 1879, Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, New York. Japhet Byram; the youngest child, was the namesake of his maternal grandfather in Byram Twp., New Jersey. At the time his family moved -to Enfield, New York, he was about 3 years old.He and his young bride, Eliza Beardsley, apparently lived with his parents. The 1825 N.Y. Census seems to include Japhet, Eliza, their first son and daughter, and his parents, Aaahtf and Hannah, (probably the female whose death occurred the year preceeding). Japhet acquired! 50 acres of land in 1825 from his father, and 13 acres in 1833. The 1835 N.Y. Census shows an addition of a son and 3 daughters and the death of his father, Asahel. His property was sold in 1845 by a Sheriff's sale. Japhet Byram had moved to the Town of Elmira by 1850 and was a farmer. He later moved to Elmira where worked as a teamster, common laborer, watchman and various jobs until his death. OBITUARY: Elmira Advertiser, December 30,1879, Elmira, New York. DIED - LOVELL - In this city, December 28, 1879, Japhet B. Lovell, born August 169 1801. Funeral this afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. 303 East Clinton St. Elmira Advertiser, December 31, 1879, Elmira, New York. The funeral of the late Japhet B.Lovell was largely attended yesterday afternoon. He was a member of the Baldwin Street Church and father of Mr. Harrison Lovell, of this city and.Mr.John Lovell, of Horseheads and grandfather of Mr. John See. MARRIED: Elizabeth (Eliza) Beardsley about 1823, Enfield,' New York. CHILDREN: 12.26 Amos Buck 1824-1897 Sarah J. 12.44 Minerva 1826-1852-5 Charles F. See 12.45 Mary 1827-1906 ' Knapp Shappee 12.34 Mariah Katherine 1832-1913 Robert T. Molyneaux 12 35 EI' b 411%1833-190 7 Eb Li ` d 12.1 SARAH S. (Sally) LOVELL (Dau of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Jan 26, 1808, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Mar 23, 1896, North Warren, Penn. BURIED: Mar 1896, Fairview Cemetery, Pleasantville, Penn. Sarah came to the Pleasantville area in a covered wagon with her parents in 1819 from Enfield, New York. OBITUARYi Pleasantville Record, April 1, 1896, Vol X, No. 4, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Sarah S. Benedict Mrs. Sally Benedict died Monday March 23rd, 1896 111 the 89th year of her A t S 11 h k nd ailed b o n and old s ent the last age. un a y, as s e was nown a c y y u g , p days in the asylum at North Warren, where she had been taken a few months ago in hope that her mental faculties might be restored. She improved mentally but about six months ago she began to decline physically and the powers that sustained her to this great old age could not be restored. �za a enezer n say 12.36 John Wesley 1834-1890 1. Susan Jennings _ 2. Sarah Ella Teeter 12.37 Harrison T. 1836-1903 Mary E. 12.38 Evaline 1839-1903-6 Leland Loucks 12.39 Anna Ester 1840-1858 Unmarried 12.40 Harriet Ophilia 1843- 12.41 William Eugene 1845-1908 Charity E. Merrill 12.1 SARAH S. (Sally) LOVELL (Dau of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Jan 26, 1808, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Mar 23, 1896, North Warren, Penn. BURIED: Mar 1896, Fairview Cemetery, Pleasantville, Penn. Sarah came to the Pleasantville area in a covered wagon with her parents in 1819 from Enfield, New York. OBITUARYi Pleasantville Record, April 1, 1896, Vol X, No. 4, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. Mrs. Sarah S. Benedict Mrs. Sally Benedict died Monday March 23rd, 1896 111 the 89th year of her A t S 11 h k nd ailed b o n and old s ent the last age. un a y, as s e was nown a c y y u g , p days in the asylum at North Warren, where she had been taken a few months ago in hope that her mental faculties might be restored. She improved mentally but about six months ago she began to decline physically and the powers that sustained her to this great old age could not be restored. 12 Mrs. Benedict was the oldest of a'family of Eight* Children and the daughter of Abram Lovell, one of the early pioneers of this place. She was born in Tompkins Co., N.Y. Jan 26, 1808 and carne to Pleasantville with her parents at an early age. At the age of 17 she was 'married to Anson Benedict. To them five children were born, three of whom died in infancy. Joseph C. the oldest son died in Pleasantville a year ago, and Moses C. the only surviving child is now a resident of Oil City. Mrs. Benedict made Pleasantville her home up to about three years ago, when she went to Oil City to live with her son Miles C. Benedict**. For seventy-seven years Mrs. Benedict has been a member of the Methodist Church in good standing- a most remarkable record- she having become a member of the first society of that denomination organized in this section of the country. She was ever faithful in her attendance upon the means of grace until prevented by the decrepitude of age. Besides one son, M. C. Benedict of Oil City, she us survived by one sister, Mrs. Shugert of Pleasantville. Her remains were brought to Pleasantville and funeral services were held March 25th from the home of Mrs. Shugert. Rev. Hume conducted the service assisted by Revs. Bennehoff and Cunningham. Interment in Fairview. * A conflict exists with the figure 8 as listed here. Mrs. Shugert-'s Obit. says 10 and the Will of Abraham lists and names only 9. ** Printer's 'Devils' made mistakes in that time also. Moses is correct.. MARRIED.- Anson Benedict January 4, 1825, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. CHILDREN: Elizabeth -1847 Died young. Sarah L. -1847 Died young Albin B. -1847 Died young Moses Crosby 1827-1908 Lydia Joseph C. 1829-1895 Mary Buckley 12.2 ASAHEL (Asa) LOVELL (Son of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Dec 7, 1809, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Oct 5, 1891, Temperance House, Allegheny Twp., Venango Co. Penn. BURIED: Oct 1891, Fairview Cemetery, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. Asahel came to the Pleasantville area in a covered wagon with his parents in 1819 from Enfield, New York. Most of his life was spent on a farm about 4 miles east of Pleasantville where he developed and managed a hotel or way -station. Due to his strict adherence to his religious convictions, there were no alcoholic beverages permitted on the premises and therefore -it became known as the Temperance House. OBITUARYs Commerical Record, October 1891, Vol No. 17, Page 7, Pleasantville, Pennslyvania. ASAHEL LOVELLs In the death of Asahel Lovell, which occurred Sunday morning, October 5, this community loses one of its oldest landmarks and best known citizens. His death occurred at his home at the Temperance House, where for over half a century he has lived & been the central figure of a happy fart►ily. 13 Mr. Lovell was born in Seneca Co., New York, December 7, 1809 and was therefore nearing the close of his 82nd year. He was one of 10* children of Abraham Lovell, who moved from Seneca County, N.Y. in 1819, and located and cleared a farm that is a part of the present site of Pleasantville, the house being a log structure where the home of Henry Lockwood now stands. His son Asahel, the subject of this notice, was twice married, his first wife being Eliza, a daughter of Samuel Irwin, one of the pioneers of Cherrytree Township and a sister to the late Judge Irwin. Two children were born to them. one son who died in infancy and a daughter, Eliza, who survives her father. His second wife was Rachel E. Allen of Crawford Co., who died in 1883 leaving one son, May I. Lovell, now deceased. For sixty years Mr. Lovell has been a member of the Presbyterian Church of Pleasantville from the beginning. He possessed a never failing interest in church and religious work, and being deeply versed in Bible history, made him a reliable authority on questions pertaining thereto. He was a strict disciplinarian in both family and religious matters, unswerving in what he considered his duties toward God and man. As the fruit of his industry the farm he has left is the model of thrift. In the early days of oildom his homestead would have brought him fabulous sums of money, but he refused to dispose of it, and enjoyed its peace -and comforts uninterrupted until his end. He had been gradually failing in health for a number of years, but the decline in the last six months was very noticeable and his death did not come unexpected to those about him. There are but three survivors of Mr. Lovell's family **, one daughter, Eliza, and two grandchildren, children of the late May I. Lovell. Wednesday morning, Oct. 7th at 11 o;ciock, the hour of the funeral, a large gathering of friends met at his late residence to pay their respects to the memory of their venerable friend and neighbor. Rev. Lewis of the Presbyterian Church, paid a fitting 'tribute to the life and work of -the deceased and the remains were deposited in the family plot in Fairview. The Will of Asahel Lovell as recorded in the Court House at Franklin, Penn., as transcribed from the hand written record is as follows: °In the name of God, Amen, i Asahel Lovell of Allegheny Township, Venango County, Penna., being of sound mind and memory do make and publish and declare this as my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking any other Wills or Testament I have heretofore made. FIRST: After my death I direct that I be buried in the new cemetery at Pleasantville, Pa., where my wife is buried. My executor hereafter named to pay my funeral expenses and just debts as soon as practicable after my decease. SECOND: I give and bequeath all my property both real and personal of which I may die possessed as follows, One half of the same to my daughter Eliza Lovell and the other half to Lillia Lovell, and Helen I. and Richard Lovell, widow and children of my deceased son May I. Lovell deceased to be divided in shares among them. Lastly I hereby nominate -and constitute my friend and Nephew Samuel D. Irwin Executor of this my last Will and Testament, and in case of his death 14 before mine would nominate Albert Tyrell of Allegeheny Twp., Venango County, Pa. as Executor. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this dth day of Aug A.D. 1890.° /S/ Asahel Lovell The above instrument was at the date thereof signed sealed published and declared by said Asahel Lovell to be his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who at his request and in his presence and the presence of each other have subscribed our names as witnesses hereto. Attest L. Fulton L.T. Shrier (Spelling ?� * The Will of Abraham lists and -names only nine. e* Three sisters and one brother survive his death. MARRIED: 1. Eliza Irwin, 1835, Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. CHILDREN: 13.1 Richard Irwin 1845-1851 Died age 5-6 13.2 Eliza Jane 1851= Unmarried MARRIED: 2. Rachel E. Allen, probably 1857, Pleasantville, Penn. CHILDREN: 13.3 May I. 1858-1890 Lillia B. Everett 12.3 JANE LOVELL (Dau of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Abt 1813, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: After 1890, before 1895. (According to Obits. of Sally Benedict and Elizabeth Chase, sisters: and Siooraahies of Allegheny Co., Pub. 1890. BURIED: Need information: Carne to the Pleasantvillearea in a covered wagon with her parents in 1819 from Enfield, New York. MARRIED: Daniel McCaslin (Biographies of Allegheny Co., 1890.) CHILDREN: No information. 12.4 CALVIN C. LOVELL (Son of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4). BORN: ? 1814, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Between 1888-90 BURIED: ? Alleghany Co., New York. Came to the Pleasantville, Allegheny Twp., Venango Co., Penn. in a covered wagon with his parents in 1819 from Enfield, New York. Lived in Warren, Corry and Lovell Station* Concord Twp., Warren Co., Penn. Two of his sons are buried in the small United' Methodist Churchyard Cemetery at Lovell's Station which is about 7 miles west and south of Corry, Penn. He then located in A'llog�g„y County, New York where he owned property in the town of Allen. In 1888 Calvin 15 C. and Susan are listed as Grantor of property in Allen. His son Calvin Hampson is there also. * Corry and Lovell Station are in Erie County, Penn. MARRIEDS Susan CHILDREN: From various U.S. Censuses, 1850, 1860 and Gravestones. 13.4 Franklin R. 1839- 13.5 Calvin Hampson 1841-1914 Sarah Malinda Grummon 13.6 Milton G. 1846-1863 Died age 16 13.7 Phenie -1863 Died young 12.5 DARIUS T. LOVELL (Son of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Abt 1815, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Abt 1855, Oil Creek Twp., Crawford Co., Penn. (Court Record) BURIED: Prob. Oil Creek Twp,, Crawford Co., Penn. Came to Pleasantville, Allegheny Twp., Venango Co., Penn. in a covered wagon with his parents in 1819 from Enfield, NY. Spent his life in the area of Pleasantville, Titusville, Kerrtown and Meadville, Penn. MARRIED: Susan B. Conover abt 1843, prob. Oil Creek Twp., Crawford Co., 12.6 ELIZABETH LO'VELL (Dau of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: 1818 (Gravestone), 1319 (Obit.), Pleasantville, Venango Co. Penn. DIED: Mar 1896, Centreville, Crawford Co., Penn. BURIED: Sunnyside Cemetery, Centreville, Crawford Co., Penn. Obituary: Pleasantville Record, Mar 15, 1896, Pleasantville, Penn. Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, wife of Julius p. Chase, died at her home near Centreville at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning after an illness of about three weeks. The deceased had reached the advanced age of 77 years. Her recent illness and death was the result of the return of the grip. The end was without pain, the deceased passing away in peaceful sleep. Mrs. Chase leaves to mourn her loss, her husband, three sons and one daughter - Amos C., of Colorado; Rev. Abraham L. and Lynn W. of Centreville. Her daughter, Annie, of Ashland, Oregon, arrived in time for the funeral" which was held Thursday morning at 10:00 o'clock, at her late hone near Centreville. At her request the funeral service was conducted by her son, Rev. Abraham L. Chase, assisted by Rev. E. H. Anderson of the Baptist Church. The interment was in the Centreville Cemetery. Mrs. Chase was a daughter of Abraham Lovell and was born 'near Pleasantville. Of the family there Penn. CHILDREN: From Census and court records in Meadville and Erie, Penn. 13.8 Melvin Newton 1844-1895 Elizabeth A. Neilson 13.9 Minerva S. 1850- John J. Hogan 13.10 Mary L. 1854- Brown 12.6 ELIZABETH LO'VELL (Dau of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: 1818 (Gravestone), 1319 (Obit.), Pleasantville, Venango Co. Penn. DIED: Mar 1896, Centreville, Crawford Co., Penn. BURIED: Sunnyside Cemetery, Centreville, Crawford Co., Penn. Obituary: Pleasantville Record, Mar 15, 1896, Pleasantville, Penn. Mrs. Elizabeth Chase, wife of Julius p. Chase, died at her home near Centreville at 1 o'clock Tuesday morning after an illness of about three weeks. The deceased had reached the advanced age of 77 years. Her recent illness and death was the result of the return of the grip. The end was without pain, the deceased passing away in peaceful sleep. Mrs. Chase leaves to mourn her loss, her husband, three sons and one daughter - Amos C., of Colorado; Rev. Abraham L. and Lynn W. of Centreville. Her daughter, Annie, of Ashland, Oregon, arrived in time for the funeral" which was held Thursday morning at 10:00 o'clock, at her late hone near Centreville. At her request the funeral service was conducted by her son, Rev. Abraham L. Chase, assisted by Rev. E. H. Anderson of the Baptist Church. The interment was in the Centreville Cemetery. Mrs. Chase was a daughter of Abraham Lovell and was born 'near Pleasantville. Of the family there 16 are two sisters who still survive her. These are Mrs. Shugert of Pleasantville and Aunt Sally Benedict now of Oil City. Mrs. Chase was a woman of exceptionally amiable character beloved by everyone who knew her, always active in Christian work in church and Sunday School. MARRIEDs Julius D. Chase. CHILDREN: From her obituary and gravestones in Centreville, Penn. Amos C. Abraham L. 12.7 BORN: DIED: BURIED: Lynn W. Anna Annie ABRAHAM Jr. (Son of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) Abt 1822, Pleasantville, Penn. Born in the Pleasantville area. There is a gravestone in the Memorial Acres Cemetery that has the inscription, "Sarah Maria - wife of Abraham Lovell Jr., 28 March, 1871, Age 44 yrs. 6 mo." This cemetery has been "Cleaned up and rearranged: by the Improvement Association of the Women's Club. The stones are laid flat so they can be mowed over and placed in a very neat arrangement. A document behind a glass door lists the people known to be buried there. The 1850 census lists Abraham living in the Borough of Franklin, as a farmer and single at the time. He was on the Allegheny Twp. tax roll in 1843 as owning '1 yoke of oxen", value $30.00, tax IS cents. In 1849 he had 50 acres, 2 oxen and 1 cow. 1850 is the last time he <appears with 50 acres and tax is $1.00. Bioqraohies of Venanoo County. 1890, .says he was in Warren Co., Penn. MARRIED: Sarah Maria CHILDREN: Deed information. 12.8 AMOS BUCK LOVELL (Son of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Apr 20, 1824, Pleasantville area, Venango Co., Penn. DIED: Apr 4, 1889, Town of Worcester, Price Co., Wisconsin. BURIED: Apr 1889, Lakeside Cemetery, Phillips, Wisconsin. Was raised on a farm and was owner of 50 acres and 2 oxen in 1848. The last year of record was 100 acres in 1863 in Allegheny Twp., Venango Co., Penn. He was married in Fredonia, NY to Mary Stoddard in 1848 and lived with his brother Abraham Jr. in Franklin, Penn. in 1850. He lost his first wife in the early 1850s, the story was told that she was accidently killed by a barn door. Others say it was during childbirth of her daughter Mary Ann. He was remarried by 1858 and living in Fredonia', NY area and listed in the 1860 Census as a,paper maker. Two children were born in the Fredonia area (Laona) before he moved and was recorded in the 1870 Census at Union City, Union Twp., Erie Co., Penn. where his last son was born. The Erie City Directory has A. B. Lovell listed as a laborer in 1875 and 1880. Hemovedwith his family to Phillips, Wisconsin in 1882 and homesteaded on 120 acres of 'rock pile and woods' as quoted by his grandson, Carle David Lovell. His life was devoted to his family, the homestead 37 and making his living as a woodsman, deer hunting guide and market hunter of wild grouse with his sons Calvin and Frederick. His Homestead Certificate No. 3057 on application 4880 submitted by his heirs was approved February 7th 1893. Last Will and Testament of Amos Buck Lovell In the name of God, Amen. 1, Amos S. Lovell, of the Village of Phillips, and the County of Price`, and the State of Wisconsin, being in good health and of sound mind and body, do hereby make this, my last will and testament, revoking all wills and testaments heretofore, made by me, to -wit: ITEM 1. I hereby give and devise unto my son, Frederick R. Lovell all of my right title and interest in and to my homestead, being the following described real estate situated in the said county, to -wit: The north half of the south-west quarter, and the south-west quarter of the south-west quarter of section 34, Town 38, Range 2 East, to be held by him and his heirs forever; provided, and this devise is uponthe express condition that my said son Frederick shall furnish a home on the above described lands for my daughter Florence A. Lovell as long as she shall desire it, and said land shall not be disposed of by my said son so as to defeat this condition., and in case of failure to observe the requirements of the above conditions then the said land shall revert to and become the property of all of my children, share and share alike provided, however, that my said daughter Florence shall have power to release my said son Frederick from the requirements of said condition. ITEM 2. All the balance of my real estate of which I shall die seized, is hereby devised to all of my children who shall be living at the time of my decease, share and share alike. ITEM 3. To my son Frederick R. I hereby give and bequeath all of my tools and my tool chest and rifle, in consideration of which Frederick shall pay my son Calvin A. the sum of ten dollars, which sum shall be a charge on the said property. ITEM 4. To my son Calvin A I hereby give and bequeath my silver watch, the one usually carried by me. ITEM 5. To my son Frederick R. I give and bequeath one feather bed and to my daughter Florence A. the balance of the feather beds; and all other household goods and effects to my said son Frederick and daughter Florence to be divided equally between them. ITEM 6. All other property of which I am or shall be possessed, I give and bequeath, share and share alike, to all my children living at the time of my decease, provided, that all supplies on hand intended for the use of livestock shall go with such stock and be for its use. ITEM 7. I hereby appoint and constitute my daughter Florence A. my executrix of this my last will and testament, and it is my desire that she be allowed to qualify without giving bonds. Executed this 2nd day of August, 1886, in the presence of Willis Hand and E. W. Hand, witnesses. Signed: Amos B. Lovell Signed by the testator in our presence and witness by me and our names subscribed hereto in the presence of Amos B. Lovell, Testator, this 2nd day of August, 1886. Signed: Willis Hand E. W. Hand MARRIEDS 1. Mary Ann Stoddard, November 14, 1848, by Rev. ®. C. Willowby, Fredonia, New York. 13.9 JOHANNA LOVELL (Daughter of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Sep 28, 1827, Pleasantville, Penn. DIED: Mar 1, 1910, Pleasantville, Penn. BURIED: Mar 1910, Fairview Cemetery, Pleasantville, Penn. OBITUARY: Titusville Herald, March 3, 1910, Titusville, Penn. Mrs. T. B. Shugert, wife of the late Dr. T. B. Shugert, died at her home in Pleasantville, Tuesday, March 1, 1910 after an illness of but a few days. Mrs. Shugert was born in Pleasantville September 28, 1827, and was the youngest daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth Lovell, who were among the earliest settlers of that village. Her entire life was spent in Pleasantville and for many years she had been a consistent member of the, M. E. Church of that place. While of a very retiring disposition she was loved by all who knew her for her beautiful Christian character and her ability as a true home maker. She was a remarkable woman in many ways but her chief charm lay in the fact that while her years were many, her heart and mind were ever young. She leaves the following children: Mrs. James Munger of Portland, NY.; Mrs. George H. Dunham, Warren, Pa.; E. B. Shugert, San Francisco, Cal.; Miss Minnie at home, and one grandchild, Miss Georgie Munger. Funeral services will be held at the family residence, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A small pamphlet published in Pleasantville in 1971 has a story that as a child, Mrs. Shugert played with the adopted children of a Danish sea captain that owned adjacent property to the Loveils. While playing at their horse, she was given bits and pieces of beautiful cloth for her doll clothes. There was something very mysterious in this man who came into the wilderness to live and imported such valuble goods, which must have been secured on the high seas. MARRIED: Dr. Thomas B. Shugert, abt 1855, Pleasantville, Penn. CHILDREN: From obituaries, U.S.Census and gravestones. Florina 18' CHILDRENt Laurella (Lottie) 1859- 13.11 Mary Ann 1850-1929? Unmarried MARRIED: 2. Elizabeth Anne Carle, abt 1858. CHILDREN: From Amos B. Lovell's family Bible. 13.12 Calvin Amos 1859-1920 Caroline May Gernhart 13.13 Florence Anna 1862-1936 Unmarried 13.14 Frederick Rome 1870-1925 Charlotte Lydia Werth 13.9 JOHANNA LOVELL (Daughter of Abraham & Elizabeth (Crosby) Lovell 11.4) BORN: Sep 28, 1827, Pleasantville, Penn. DIED: Mar 1, 1910, Pleasantville, Penn. BURIED: Mar 1910, Fairview Cemetery, Pleasantville, Penn. OBITUARY: Titusville Herald, March 3, 1910, Titusville, Penn. Mrs. T. B. Shugert, wife of the late Dr. T. B. Shugert, died at her home in Pleasantville, Tuesday, March 1, 1910 after an illness of but a few days. Mrs. Shugert was born in Pleasantville September 28, 1827, and was the youngest daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth Lovell, who were among the earliest settlers of that village. Her entire life was spent in Pleasantville and for many years she had been a consistent member of the, M. E. Church of that place. While of a very retiring disposition she was loved by all who knew her for her beautiful Christian character and her ability as a true home maker. She was a remarkable woman in many ways but her chief charm lay in the fact that while her years were many, her heart and mind were ever young. She leaves the following children: Mrs. James Munger of Portland, NY.; Mrs. George H. Dunham, Warren, Pa.; E. B. Shugert, San Francisco, Cal.; Miss Minnie at home, and one grandchild, Miss Georgie Munger. Funeral services will be held at the family residence, Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. A small pamphlet published in Pleasantville in 1971 has a story that as a child, Mrs. Shugert played with the adopted children of a Danish sea captain that owned adjacent property to the Loveils. While playing at their horse, she was given bits and pieces of beautiful cloth for her doll clothes. There was something very mysterious in this man who came into the wilderness to live and imported such valuble goods, which must have been secured on the high seas. MARRIED: Dr. Thomas B. Shugert, abt 1855, Pleasantville, Penn. CHILDREN: From obituaries, U.S.Census and gravestones. Florina 1857- James V. Munger Laurella (Lottie) 1859- 1. Newkirk 2. George H. Dunham Elmer B. 1861- Ida V. Dennis Minnie HaHa 1867-1953 Unmarried - Music teacher 12.10 EBER LOVELL (Son of Moses & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: Jan 30, 1811, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Nov 27, 1869, Trureansburg, New `fork. BURIED: 1869, Grove Cemetery, Trumansburg, New York. 19 Grew up around Enfield and Trumansburg. Started a business and was active in public affairs in Trumansburg. The business became, the firm of E.Lovell & Sons. His Will as filed in Ithaca, Tompkins Co. and probated on the 13th day of December 1869 is as follows; In the name of God, Amen. 1, Eber Lovell of Trumansburg, Tompkins County, New York, aged fifty eight years and upwards being of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life do therefor make and ordain publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament. That is to say FIRST: After all my lawful debts are paid and discharged I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Lucy Jane Lovell the house and lot now occupied by me as a residence on the corner of Washington and McLellan Streets in the village of Trumansburg. Which is to be in lieu of dower and not in addition thereto to be hers in fee simple. SECOND: I give and bequeath to my beloved son Hiram Lovell the home and lot in which he now resides on Whig Street in the said village he to allow the sum of Twelve Hundred Dollars therefor and in case he does not elect to take said premises at that time I direct that my executors herein after named shall sell the same at public or private sale and the sum received therefor shall form a part of the assets of my estate to be distributed as herein after directed. THIRD: I give and bequeath to my beloved sons Hiram and Milton Lovell the store and premises now occupied by the Firm of E. Lovell and Sons in said village they to allow one thousand Dollars therefor and in case they do not elect to take said store at that sum, I direct that my executors herein after named sell the store at public or private sale and the sum received therefor shall form a part of the assets of my estate to be distributed as herein after directed. FOURTH: I give and bequeath to 'my sons afor said my interest in the stock of goods belonging to the Firm of E. Lovell and Sons they accounting therefor at the cost of said goods and in case they do not elect to take said goods at those figures they are to be sold at public or private sale and the amount realized therefor to be distributed as herein after directed. FIFTH: I give to my beloved wife Lucy J. and my beloved daughter Carrie all my household furniture, carpets, beds and bedding to be between them as they shall agree. SIXTH: I give and bequeath to my beloved son J. Milton Lovell seventy Dollars, the interest on one thousand Dollars for one year to be allowed and paid to him at the date of the next annual invoicing of the stock.of said Firm of E. Lovell and Sons. SEVENTH: I give and bequeath my American Silver Watch to my beloved son Hiram Lovell. EIGHTH: The devise to my beloved wife contained in the first clause of this instrument is understood to be in lieu of her Dower and also in lieu of any and every claim for a distribution share of my personal estate that she may have. NINTHS I direct that the balance of my estate of whatever name of kind including the Twelve Hundred Dollars for the house and lot given to Hiram or the price it will bring in case he does not elect to take it at that price also the Thousand Dollars for the store or what it may sell for also my interest in said stocks and goods or what they may bring it not taken by my said sons shall be divided between my three children, Hiram, J. Milton and Carrie Lovell, share and share alike. Likewise, I make constitute and appoint my beloved sons Hiram and J. Milton Lovell to be my executors of this my last Will and Testament -hereby revoking ai11 former Wills by me made. In witness where of I have hereunto subscribed my name and affixed my seal the Twentieth day of November in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty nine. Eber Lovell LS The above written instrument was subscribed by said Eber Lovell in our presence and acknowledged by him to each of us and he at that same time declared the above instrument so subscribed to be his last Will and Testament and we at his request have signed our names as witnesses hereto and written opposite our names and respective places of residence. William Austin of Trumansburg, NY. Emeline Grim Of Trumansburg, NY. MARRIEDS 1. Eliza Mae Lelan, December 1, 1833, Trumansburg ?, NY. CHILDREN: From U. S. Census,Cemetery Records and Moses's Estate record, BORN: Nov 6, 1813, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Feb 13, 1852, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New `fork. BURIED: 1852, Church Cemetery, Enfield, Tompkins Co., NY. MARRIED: Never married from all indications. 12.12 EZRA C. LOVELL (Son of Moses & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: July 21, 1816, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Mar 27, 1894, Perry City, Schuyler County, New York. Lockport, New York. 13.15 Evaline 1834-1837 Died age 2 13.16 Hiram M. 1836-1912 Frances E. Spaulding 13.17 Henry S. 1837-1837 Died first year 13.18 J. Milton 1839-1899 1. 2. Mary Bloomer 13.19 James S. 1844-1845 Died age 1 13.20 DeWitt 1846-1849 Died age 3 13.21 Caroline (Carrie) 1849-1920 Charles Worden MARRIED: 2. Lucy Jane CHILDREN: None known 12.11 AMY LOVELL (Dau of Closes & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: Nov 6, 1813, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Feb 13, 1852, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New `fork. BURIED: 1852, Church Cemetery, Enfield, Tompkins Co., NY. MARRIED: Never married from all indications. 12.12 EZRA C. LOVELL (Son of Moses & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: July 21, 1816, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Mar 27, 1894, Perry City, Schuyler County, New York. 22 Y BURIED: 1894, Church Cemetery, Enfield, Tompkins Co., W. OBITUARY: Thi Free Press, April 7, 1894, Trumansburg, New York. ---Died--- At his home in Perry City, Tuesday, March 27, 1894, Ezra C. Lovell, in his 78th year. Mr. Lovell was born July 21, 1816 in Enfield, Tompkins Co., N.Y. He was one of -a family of fourteen children. Eight of whom are living, all but two are living in this state. He and his wife both united with the Christian Church at Enfield Center about forty years ago and has ever since lived trying to serve the Lord. His health has been poor for a number of-, years. He leaves a wife and two children, four grandchildren and one great grand child. The son Warren H. Lovell living here near by him and the daughter, Sarah E. Ball who lives at Dundee, Michigan. Was raised around the Enfield area and spent his life in that general area. Was a blacksmith and had a; shop on the north west corner of the original Asahel Lovell homestead, No. 51 of the Military Land Grant. MARRIED: Harriet Ball, Sept. 1, 1838, by T.Johnson, Romulus, NY. CHILDREN: 13.22 Sarah Elizabeth 1842-1917 Henry Ball 13.23 Susanna -1846-1850 Died age 4 13.24 Warren Halsey 1850-1933 Emeline Frailey 12.13 LUCINDA LOVELL (Dau of Moses -& Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: July 23, 1809, Enfield, Tompkins Co..,New York. DIED: 1897, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: 1897, North Spencer, Tompkins Co., New York. Lucinda was born and raised in the Enfield area. After marriage she lived in Cameron, Ny, for three years and then back to Enfield. In 1839 the family moved to Newfield and stared there.' MARRIED: John Whitney, Nov. 22, 1827, Enfield, NY, by Elmer Chase. CHILDREN: Milo Curtis 1828- Eliza Durand: Unnamed 1830-1830 Stillborn Amos Buck 1831-1905 Mary Tyler James Marvin 1833-1834 Died young Moses Daniel 1836-1882 Sarah Jessup Phebe Eliza 1839-1864 Unmarried Albert 1841-1860 Unmarried Bradford 1844-1848 Died age 4 Elvira 1850-1875 Amy Caroline 1852..-1860 Died young 12.14 PHOBE (PMfBE)(PHOEBE) LOVEtI (Dau of Moses & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: Nov 25, 1818, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Jan 1, 1904, Grove Lake Twp., Pope Co., Minn. 22 BURIED: 1904, Grove Lake, Pope Co., Minn. _ Phobe was born and raised around Enfield until she married. Moved to Grove Lake Twp., Pope County, Minn., and spent the rest of her life there. OBITUARY: Glenwood Herald. January 8, 1904, Pope Co., Minnesota. MRS. PHOSE BEACH. At 10:30 o'clock in the evening of the first day of the New Year, the angel of death summoned to her home beyond, Mrs. Phobe Beach, aged 85 years, one month and three days. The deceased was one of the early pioneers of this state, having settled in Scott County about 50 years ago. About ten years later she came to this county which ever since has been her home. Until about a year ago she lived with her daughter, Mrs. T. G. McNutt of Grove Lake. Since then she has lived with her son Walter and family who reside in the same neighborhood. She was in good health, especially for a person of her age, until about two weeks preceeding her death. The nearest relatives are the daughter and son mentioned above. The funeral was held last Sun. afternoon, the service taking place at the Grove Lake Church. MARRIED: Lewis Beach, October 27, 1842, Enfield, NY, by Elmer Chase. CHILDREN: Walter L. 1854-1939 Nancy J. Goodwin Josephine 1849-1904 Thomas Gill McNutt Aiphonsine -1880 , John Morrow 12.15 MILO H. LOVELL (Son of Moses & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: Nov 18, 1822, Enfield, Tompkins Co,, New York. DIED: Oct 4, 1873, Trumansburg, New York. BURIED: 1373, Grove Cemetery, Trumansburg, New -fork. Was a blacksmith in all records. MARRIED: 1. Mary C. Oct 16, 1845, Trumansburg, NY, by B. Hensley. CHILDREN: 13.25 James M. 1846- Mary 13.26 Mary Emma 1853-1938 Brown MARRIED: 2. Mrs. Mary R. Cross, April 23, 1872, Hartland, NY, by Rev. G. C. Walker. CHILDREN: None by this marriage. 12.16 EMILY LOVELL (Dau of Moses & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: Sep 23, 1820, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: BURIED: Need information. MARRIEDS William Devenport, Feb. 25, 1847, Enfield, New York. 23 CHILDREN: No Information. 12.17 SUSANNA LOVELL(Dau of Moses & Susanna (Baker) Lovell 11.5) BORN: 1824, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: 1828, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. BURIED: 1828, Church Cemetery, Enfield, New York. 12.18 ABRAHAM LOVELL (Son of Moses & Mercy Covert (Swick) Lovell 11.5) BORN: May 18, 1827, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: May 23, 1891, Lockport, Niagara, New York. BURIED: 1891, Glenwood, Cemetery, Lockport, New York. OBITUARY: The LockDort Union, May 25, 1891, Lockport, New York. ABRAM LOVELL Died on Saturday May 23, at the home of his brother, William D. Lovell No. 355 East Avenue, Aged 64 years. Deceased was an old resident of Niagara County, having moved to Newfane on the Coomer road in 1853 from Enfield, Tompkins Co., this State where he was born and although he had lived in different parts of the county, he has been a resident within its limits for over 38 years. His last sickness, pneumonia, was short and very painful, which he bore with Christian fortitude and resignation to the devine will. He leaves behind him to mourn his loss, one sister, Mrs. H. May Richards of Pendleton and four brothers, Dr. Harvey of Philadelphit,liliiarn D. and Seth M. of this city. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at the house No. 355 East avenue at 10:30 AN. Interment at Glenwood Cemetery. MARRIED: Never married. 12.19 JAPHET BYRAM LOVELL (Son of Moses & Mercy Covert (Swick) Lovell 11.5) BORN: Oct 26, 1828, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York. DIED: Nov 15, 19089 Lockport, Niagara Co., New York. BURIED: 1908, Glenwood Cemetery, Lockport, New York. Japhet was raised on a farm in Enfield and lived around there until his father and family moved to Newfane, New York about 1853. He lived in the Newfane area until April 27, 1861 when he enlisted as a Private in Co. C. 28th NY Infantry. He was mustered out June 2, 1863 at Albany, NY. After his discharge he spent about 6 months in the Ord. Dept. H. a. Army of the Potomac. Then he went to the West Point Foundary in the Inspection Dept. of Ord. until August 1865. He returned to the Lockport area and remained the rest of his life. Niargara Co. records also show "Rosealtho J. Lovell, wife a4 J. Ryram Lovell died April 259 1884, age 42 years, mother of seven children". She was