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THE NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST

GENEALOGICAL RECORD

Vol. XV

LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, APRIL, 1937

No. 2

Edited by RAYMOND E. DALE
Nebraska Historical Library, Lincoln, Nebraska

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Some Descendants of Thomas1 Orton of
    Farmington, Connecticut

page 13

Nebraska Census, 1855, Douglas County

17

Ephraim Mosher Family

23

Cincinnati (Ohio), Newspaper Notices

24

SOME DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS1 ORTON
OF FARMINGTON, CONNECTICUT
(a)

 

1. THOMAS1 ORTON was born about 1614,(b) probably in England, but when he came to America is not known. In the early records this surname is sometimes confused with Horton and it is possible that originally they were the same. By November 1643 Thomas Orton was living in Connecticut at which time he served on the jury at Hartford. According to the town records of Windsor, Connecticut, kept by Mathew Grant, he married Margaret Pall, June 1641.(c) The same authority says that he had four children born at Windsor and that two young children died there about 1649. As the four children born at Windsor are recorded as born between February 1647 and October 1654, it would seem that he came to Windsor in 1646 or 1647. He removed to Farmington in 1655 or 1656, and was deputy to the General Court for Farmington, October 9, 1684.(d) Between


   (a) This genealogy was compiled by the Editor from notes supplied several years ago by Mr. Homer W. Brainard, then of Hartford, Conn. In view of the disagreement in the published versions of this Orton line, Mr. E. Stanley Welles, Newington, Conn., has kindly checked the disputed points, supplying the documentary evidence, much of it from unpublished records. This family line is contributed by Mrs. Lila Woodruff, Lincoln, Nebr., and is published as a memorial to Eugene B. Woodruff (1850-1924), late husband of Mrs. Woodruff.
   (b) The order passed by the Court, Sept. 3, 1674, reads: "Thomas Orton Sen r is by this Court freed from training and warding, he being sixty years of age."
   (c) Some Early Records and Documents of and Relating to the Town of Windsor, Connecticut, 1639-1703, pp. 53, 81, 91. Some other genealogies give her name as Mary Pratt. Mr. Welles finds that the manuscript copy at the Connecticut Historical Society states definitely "Margaret Pall." Efforts to place her in Pall, Paul, or Pell families have been unsuccessful. As only four of their seven children were born at Windsor, it seems certain that they were married a few years before coming to Windsor. It is not uncommon to find the marriage and earlier births recorded with the births that actually occurred in the town.
   (d) Public Records of the Colony of Connecticut, May 1678-June 1689 (J. Hamond Trumbull, editor), p. 155.


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1650 and 1674 he served on the jury nine times. Thomas Orton died about 1688, but no will or probate record of his estate has been found.
   Children of Thomas1 and Margaret (Pall) Orton:
     i. Child, d. about 1649.
    ii. Child, d. about 1649.
       2.      iii. John, b. Feb. 1647.
   iv. Mary, b. May 16, 1650; m. John Root, who settled at Westfield, Mass
    v. Sara, bapt. Aug. 22, 1652; m. Jedediah Dewey, who settled at Westfield, Mass.
        She d. Nov. 20, 1711.(e)
   vi. Elizabeth, bapt. Oct. 1, 1654; perhaps m. Samuel Lewis.
  vii. Hannah, bapt. Dec. 28,1656, in Farmington.

11. JOHN2 ORTON (Thomas'1) was born at Windsor, Connecticut, February 17, 1647/8, and removed to Farmington with his father's family where he lived the remainder of his life. He married three times, the name of his first wife being unknown. He married, secondly, Hannah Orvis, who left no surviving children.(f) His third wife was Mary Tudor, born March 6, 1660/1, daughter of Owen and Mary. (Loomis) Tudor. In November 1691, John Orton and John Lee took the inventory of the estate of Mathew Woodruff,(g) and on May 16, 1692, with Samuel Newell, he took the inventory of the estate of Matthew's brother, John Woodruff. (h) The latter in his will called John Orton his cousin, but the exact relationship is not known. He died in January, 1695/6, and his noncupative will was allowed by the court, April 8. The inventory of his estate was £486 and he left to his widow Mary all that she brought from her father Tudor's estate and all she would have from his own estate, which was to be at her disposal. A distribution of the estate was made, June 13, 1696, but as the daughter Mary died before she came of age, the part allotted to her was distributed to the other heirs June 5, 1710.(i) The widow Mary married, secondly, July 5, 1699, John3 Judson (Joseph2 William1), of Woodbury, Connecticut, as his third wife, to whom - she bore four children. The marriage


   (e) Yearbook, Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America, Vol. IV, p. 156. The Dewey Genealogy also says that Jedediah Dewey was her husband.
   (f) Edward Orton, Columbus, 0., Writing to the late Julius Gay, says: "Hannah Orvis was evidently the second wife of John Orton. I had suspected this for some time, but found satisfactory confirmation of the fact in the town records. By his first wife I judge that he was connected with the Hawley family." That Hannah Orvis left no heirs is shown by an abstract of the will of her mother, Elizabeth Bronson, dated Farmington, Apr. 5. 1694. She was the widow, Elizabeth Carpenter, when she married George Orvis, and after his death, she married as her third husband, Richard Bronson. Abstract of Will. - Loving son, Samuel Orvis; daughter Mare the wife of Samuel Scott; loving son David Carpenter and his daughters Mary and Elizabeth; daughter Mare Hinman; daughter Elizabeth Lee; grandchild Mary wife of Thomas Barnes; grandchild Experience Chapel; to Martha Orvis; to Deborah Orvis and grandchild Samll Orvis; grandcbild Martha Scott and grandchild Hanah Hough; to Mare Scott; Elizabeth Hill; and to Mare wife of Samll Scott; Mary Barnes; Experience Chapel; Thomas Barnes sole executor.
  (g) Manwaring,       ;Digest of Hartford Probate Records, Vol. I, pp. 526-7.
  (h) Ibid, pp. 525-6.
  (i) Ibid, pp. 492-3.


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contract mentions her two sons, John and Samuel Orton, both under 16 years of age.(j)
  Children of John 2 Orton by first wife:(k)
  i. Thomas, b. Aug. 1673; m. May 9, 1698 Ann Buckingham.(l)
 ii. Margaret, b. Aug. 1676; m. John Thompson.
iii. John, bapt. Dec. 4, 1676; d. young.
  Children of John2 and Mary (Tudor) Orton: (k)
iv. Mary, b. Oct. 1689; d. between June 1696 and July 1699.
 v. John, b. Nov. 1692.
     3.     vi. Samuel, b. Nov. 1694.
 

III. SAMUELS ORTON3 (John 2 Thomas1) was born at Farmington, Connecticut, November 1694, and went with his mother to Woodbury in 1699 when she became the wife of John Judson. He was still living at Woodbury in 1718. In 1720 Samuel Orton removed to Litchfield where he was an original proprietor and one of the earliest settlers. On October 261 1723) he married Abigail Smedley, probably the daughter of Samuel Smedley of Fairfield, whose sons Samuel and Ephraim afterwards settled in Litchfield. They lived at Orton Hill, southeast of Bantam Lake, a locality now in the town of Morris. He and Samuel Smedley were among those ordered to build and garrison a fort in the southern part of the town against Indian attacks. Samuel Orton died in 1774.

  Children of Samuel3 and Abigail (Smedley) Orton:(m)
  4.         i. Samuel, b. Oct. 18, 1724.
ii. Hezekiah, b. Apr. 29, 1727; m. Ann Sedgwick, Sept. 2, 1746.


   (j) Jacobus, D. L., Families of Old Fairfield, Vol. 1, pp. 352-3.
   (k) This record is on the back of the inventory of the estate of John Orton:
"The Names of the Children are
     Thomas Orton 22 August last
     John Orton 3 year last Nov
     Saml Orton 1 year last Nov
     Margritt Orton 18 year old next August
     Mary Orton 6 year old Last October"
Distribution, June 13, 1696:

"To widow Orton received from her father [Tudor]

48-10-09

To Samll Newel guardian to Marget
  Orton a lagaci given To Marget
  Orton by her grandfather Orton
  In Cash

15-00-00

To Ten pound eleven Shilings payd out of ye Estate
  for debts before the distribution

10-11-00

To pay debs left in ye hands of ye Widow Orton shee
   Returning ye over plus To ye leagatees

14-00-06

To Widow Orton her thirds

34-06-03

To Thomas Orton

01-07-06

To Samll Newel guardan To Marget Orton

34-01-07

To The Widow Orton for her daughter Mare Orton

  33-08-07

191-06-02

To 4 ££ Taken out of ye personal Estate befor the distribution
    for Creatures that died

004-00-00

To the Widow Orton one third, etc., etc.

103-00-00

To Thomas Orton one third, etc., etc.

90-07-08

To John & Sam 11 Orton one third, etc., etc.

91-15-02

To Marget Orton or her guardian, etc., etc.

12-01-00

To Mare Orton, etc., etc.

12-16-10"

 (l) Farmington Vital Records, as published in American Genealogist, Vol. IX, p. 180.
 (m) Vital Records of Litchfield, Conn., as printed in George C. Woodruff's Register of the Inhabitants of Litchfield.


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     iii. Azariah, b. Aug. 18, 1729; m. Mary Davis; removed to Tyringham, Mass.
     iv. Gideon, b. Aug. 18, 1732.
      v. Lemuel, b. Mar. 24, 1735; m. Mary McNeil.
     vi. Infant, b. Sept. 28, 1736.
    vii. Jemima, b. Nov. 11, 1740; m. Capt. Archibald McNeil.
   viii. John, b. Mar. 4, 1744; m. Remember Landers; removed to Sharon, Conn.

  IV. SAMUEL 4 ORTON (Samuel3 John2 Thomas1) was born at Litchfield, Connecticut, October 18, 1724, and married at Litchfield, Ruth, daughter of Joseph and Mary Mason, who had removed to Litchfield from Hartford. The marriage is on record, but the date can no longer be read. The births of all the children except the youngest were recorded at Litchfield.(m) During the Revolution his sons Gideon and Samuel served in the Continental Army. Samuel Orton was a. physician(n) and was sometimes called upon to administer to the soldiers. In 1777 he went to the camp where his boy was stationed and took him home to Litchfield so that he might have the best of care. His wife died November 10, 1798, but he survived her several years, dying March 31, 1810.

  Children of Samuel4 and Ruth (Mason) Orton:
      i. Levi, b. Nov. 6, 1750; d. May 1, 1776,
     ii. Abigail, b. Apr. 19, 1752; d. May 6, 1771.
    iii. Gideon, b. Aug. 26, 1753; d. Sept. 9, 1753.
    iv. Gideon, b. July 19, 1754.
     v. Huldah, b. Apr. 9, 1758.
    vi. Samuel, b. Dec. 27, 1759.
   vii. Miranda, b. Apr. 17, 1761; m. Andrew Woodruff. (See Woodruff line, Vol. XV, p. 4.)
  viii. Esther, b. Aug. 22, 1762.
    ix. John, b. Mar. 24, 1764.
     x. Amariah, b. Dec. 17, 1765; d. June 21, 1766.
    xi. Damaris, b. July 15, 1767.
   xii. Amariah, b. June 24, 1769.
  xiii. Abigail, b. Mar. 26, 1771.
  xiv. Miles, b. Mar. 21, 1774.
   xv. Olive, b. May 12, 1777; d. Sept. 14, 1778.
  xvi. Levi, b. 1778 or 1779; m. Patty Bunce.


    (n) The following records are from the archives at the Connecticut State Library, Hartford, Conn.:
        "Lieut. Benja. Hungerford deceased to Samuel Orton Dr from his return from the services of the United Colonies at Ticonder[oga] in August 1775 till his decease in Sep.following--
To 16 Visits Attendance & direction               £O-12-00"
- - Manuscript volume entitled Revolutionary War, Vol. III, Part 1, Soldiers Accounts, 1775.
       "The State of Connecticut to Samll Orton of Litchfield in said State Dr. to a Jurney to Horseneck after my Son Samll Orton Jr a Sick Soldier belonging to Capt Abraham Bradleys Compy in Col. Enos Regt Seven Days My Self & Horse & Expenses, in the Month of Decem r 1777 £6 .. 8 .. 4   Samuel Orton-"
    Manuscript Volume entitled Revolutionary War, Vol. XII, doc. 287a.


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NEBRASKA CENSUS, 1855, DOUGLAS COUNTY

This county was made up of the territory now known as Douglas and Sarpy counties. Most of the single men seem to have been included with men who had families. The schedule was signed under oath, October 10, 1855, by Jas. C. Dellett.

LAPLATTE
[p. 1] Ed Patrick, 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16. (Inserted with pencil and not included in the total.)
Chas. E. Watson(a), b. in N. Y., farmer; 4 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
B. P. Rankin (a), (b), b. in Ind., "M.D."; 4 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.
Geo. S. Tozier(c), b. in Me., landlord; 13 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 4 f. und. 16.
Martin Boyles, b. in R. I., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Jno. Saar, b. in Germany, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Philander Cook(a)(c), b. in Conn., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
S. W. F. Daily, b. in Md., joiner; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 3 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Jno. Seaton(d), b. in Pa., gentleman; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Ell Watson (a), b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
E. P. Watson (a), b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Jno. Ennox(a)(c), b. in O., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
John Phinney, b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
BELLEVUE
[p. 2] Henry Zucher(c), b. in Switzerland, joiner; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
D. E. Reed(a)(c)(e)b b. In Mass., joiner; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
Jas. C. Dellett(a)(c), b. In Pa.; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Jas. S. Allan(a)(f), b. in Scotland, agent; 6 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Rufus C. Anderson(c), b. in Pa., smith; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Wm. Lawrence, b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
C. E. Butterfield (c), b. in N. Y., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
C. D. Robinson(a)(c), b. in Pa., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
F. Cochran, b. in N. Y., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Fenner Ferguson (a)(c), b. in N. Y., judge; 2 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
W. M. Thompson, b. in Africa, "Print"; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
L. B. Kinney, b. in N. Y., merchant; 3 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
   (a) Claims of these men are described in the 1854 and 1855 land records published by the Nebraska State Historical Society or are shown on the Plat of Bellevue and Vicinity.- Collections of the Nebraska State Historical Society, Vol. XVI, pp' 69, 80-98.
   (b) Dr. Benjamin P. Rankin, first Territorial Treasurer, was one of the founders of Central City in 1858 and later of Kearney City, both across the Platte River from the present city of Kearney. - Morton-Watkins. History of Nebraska, Vol. I, p. 256.
   (c) Listed in Nebraska Census of 1854, Fourth District, at Bellevue.- Nebraska and Midwest Genealogical Record, Vol. XIII, pp. 25-27.
   (d) John S. Seaton, b. Sept. 12, 1823, Union Town, Pa., m. Nov. 26, 1846, Mary E. Rowles, a native of Baltimore. He settled at Bellevue, Aug. 1855, and ran a sawmill, but soon opened a grocery store. - Andreas, History of Nebraska, p. 796.
   (e) Daniel E. Reed and wife came to Bellevue in 1847 as teachers in the Presbyterian mission school. With Thomas Morton he published the Nebraska Palladium, the first Nebraska newspaper. He was the first postmaster of Bellevue. - Morton-Watkins, 1, p. 179. This name was misread "D. E. Rud" in preparing the 1854 Census.
   (f) James S. Allan, b. Nov. 5, 1805, Glasgow, Scotland, married Jean Bowman, a native of Yorkshire, England. He came to Bellevue from Pontiac, Mich. - Transactions and Reports of the Nebraska Historical Society, Vol. II, pp. 326, 331.


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W. J. Whillington, b. in Va., merchant; 4 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 3 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
A. W. Birch, b. in 0., clerk; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Jonas Mitchel (a) (c) (g), b. in England, smith; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 4 f. und. 16.
Jno. Birch(h), b. in Pa., farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 2 f. 16 up.
A. Young, b. in Pa., joiner; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Ansel Hulbert, b. in Canada, laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
E. N. UpJohn(a)(c)(i), b. in England, "M.D."; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
C. Christopher(a), b. in N. Y., merchant; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Jacob Wints, b. in Germany, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Stephen Decatur(a)(c), b. in N. J., trader; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 free colored m.
A. Lockwood(a) (c), b. In N. J., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Jos. Dyson (a) (c), b. in Md., joiner; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. und. 16.
L. L. Bowen(a), b. in 0., attorney; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Jas. Gow(j), b. in N. Y., laborer; 5 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.
Robt. Hamilton, b. in Pa., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 f. 16 up.
[p. 3] Chas. E. Smith (a) (c), b. in R. I., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
Wm. H. Smith, b. in R. I., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
P. M. Peckham, b. in R. I., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Jno. Thompson(c), b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
S. M. Breckenridge(a), b. in 0., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
J. McKenzie, b. in Ind., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
H. McNeely, b. in 0., printer; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Mrs. Rose, land lady; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Danl. Norton(a), b. in Canada, laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Jos. Chardine(c) & others, b. in Mo., laborer; 3 m. 21 up.
B. G. Decket(a), b. in Mo., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 4 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Amos Gates, b. in 0., laborer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Robt. McCarty(c)(k), b. in Ind., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Barnhart Myers, b. in France, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Sam'l Anderson, b. in Pa., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
C. Rossow, b. in Germany, farmer; 4 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Jefferson Saling(l)(m), farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; .6 m. und. 16; 3 f. 16 up.


   (g) Jonas Mitchell, b. Apr. 1, 1814, Manchester, England, married Mar. 7, 1836, Mary Gravas He immigrated to America in 1840 and came to Nebraska in 1852 as black smith to the Pawnee Inians. - Andreas, p. 1373.
   (h) John Burtch, b. about 1790 in Va., married Elizabeth Paisley, b. about 1797 in Pa., and came to Nebr. in 1855. - Ibid, pp. 1371, 1378.
   (i) Dr. E. N. Upjohn came to Bellevue in 1854, the family following the next year. Ibid, p. 1375.
   (j) James Gow, b. Aug. 16, 1812, Washington Co., N. Y., married there, Dec. 1. 1841, Miss Lucy M. Cleveland, b. Aug. 24, 1820, in the same county. They came to Nebraska from Michigan in 1854. - Ibid, p. 1372.
   (k) Robert McCarty, b. Decatur Co., Ind., Feb. 25, 1822, son of Enoch and Rebecca (Howard) McCarty, m. 1844, Julia Ann Remer, Shelbyville, Ind. They settled in Bellevue Precinct 1854. He was a veteran of the Mexican War. - Watkins, II, p. 708.


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Garret Tunison, b. in N. Y., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 4 f. und. 16.
Jno. Bell(c) & others, b. in Ireland, farmer; 3 m. 21 up.
James Arnett(c), b. in Tenn., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
E. McCarty(c), b. in Ind., farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Jesse Painter, b. in Ind., landlord; 34 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 3 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
David Jones(c), b. in Wales, farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
Wm. Hamilton(a)(c), b. in Pa., "Clerg."; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
H. H. Smith(a), b. in N. Y., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Henry Hulbert, b. in Pa., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Simon Olesun, b. in Norway, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
[p. 7] A. Reemer, b. in Ind., farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
OMAHA

[p. 4] Wm. D. Brown(l), b. in Ky., laborer; 6 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 3 f. und. 16.
Jackson Barrett, clerk; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
T. G. Goodwill(l)(n), b. in Conn., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
M. De Lisle, b. in France, clerk; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Pat Carty(l), b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Wm. Holmes, b. in Ireland, farmer; 2 m. 21 up.
Pat. Carrigan(l), b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
P. Cassady (l), b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 4 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Jno. Bagly, b. in Ireland, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Jno. Cannally, b. in Ireland, farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Jas. Knight (l), b. in England, farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Wm. Knight (l), b. in England, farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.
Alex Davis (l), b. in "Vir.", farmer; 2 m. 21 up.; 2 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 4 f. und. 16.
Louis Grisgill, b. in "Ky.", farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 2 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 5 f. und. 16.
Harrison Berry, b. in Ind., farmer; 3 m. 21 up.; 3 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.
Alfred E. Jones (l), b. in Pa., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. 16 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 2 f. 16 up.; 2 f. und. 16.
Jesse Reeves (l), b. in N. C., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
C. C. Reeves (l), b. in N. C., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 m. und. 16; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
Robt. Whittit (l), b. in Tenn., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.
G. M. Dodge(o), b. in Ind., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1. f. und. 16.
P. Leonard, b. in Ind., farmer; 1 m. 21 up.; 1 f. 16 up.; 1 f. und. 16.


   (l) Listed in Nebraska Census of 1854, Fourth District, at Omaha. - Nebraska and Midwest Genealogical Record, Vol. XIII, pp. 27-32.
   (m) Jefferson Saling, b. Nov. 1808, in Tenn., married Catherine Hurst, b. Nov. 1812, in Tenn. He removed to Bellevue in 1855 and died the same year. - Andreas, p. 1374.
   (n) Taylor G. Goodwill, b. 1809, Springfield, Mass., d. May 1857 at Omaha. He married Lucy A. Backus and was a member of the First Territorial Legislature. - Watkins, I, p. 225.
   (o) Granville M. Dodge was the son of Sylvanus Dodge, both of whom had claims on the east side of the Elkhorn River, then in Dodge Co. The family had taken refuge in Omaha because of an Indian scare. - Watkins, II, pp. 116, 638-640.



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