Halstead/Halsted Family History

The Genealogy of those with the Halstead, Halsted and related surnames or given names

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201	Dilla Stratton died while young. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	STRATTON, Dilla (I33435)
202	Doty, Ethan Allen, Doty-Doten Family in America, (Brookly, NY. Published for the author, 1897), p. 504. Isaac Doty was a prominent member of the Society of Friends. His "earmarks" are entered on the town records of Hempstead, Dec 15, 1733. Earmark, "a swallow fork on the near ear, and a half penny on each side of the same." 1738-9, he was overseer of highways of the district. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	DOTY, Isaac III (I30261)
203	Doty, Ethan Allen, Doty-Doten Family in America, (Brookly, NY. Published for the author, 1897), p. 504. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Isaac Doty was a prominent member of the Society of Friends. His "earmarks" are entered on the town records of Hempstead, Dec 15, 1733. Earmark, "a swallow fork on the near ear, and a half penny on each side of the same." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1738-9, he was overseer of highways of the district. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Richard and Phebe lived at Jericho and were members of the Westbury Society of Friends. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Westbury Records. December 7 1749. Isaac, Hannah, and Richard Doty sign a marriage certificate. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ June 8 1757. Isaac, Sarah, Richard and Phebe Doty sign certificate. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hinshaw's Quaker Records: Richard [Doty] acknowledged marrying outside the Quaker faith 3-20-1759 [vol. 3, p. 408] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	DOTY, Richard (I30306)
204	Dr. Richard Seaman was active in founding the College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City. Instrumental in introducing vaccination in this country with his brother Dr. James Seaman, Dr. Valentine Seaman and Dr. Valentine Mott, through their friendship with Dr. Jenner of Germany. He vaccinated his sister Eliza as the first adult in this country to be vaccinated. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- ---------------------------------------- Dr. Edward Jenner of England. 5 Jul 2001 QLE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	SEAMAN, Dr. Richard V (I30436)
205	E-mail from John A. Halstead 22 Mar 2001: Descendants of John Carman (Ten Generations) Carman family data from Weston Taylor back in 1998: 4 Thomas Carman b: 1663 in Hempstead, Nassau, New York d: 1756-1760 in Hempstead, Nassau, New York +Mary Stites? d: Bef. 1706 5 Joseph Carman b: 1697 in Jericho, Long Island, New York +Elizabeth ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Thomas I (I22433)
206	E-mail from John A. Halstead 22 Mar 2001: Descendants of John Carman (Ten Generations) Carman family data from Weston Taylor back in 1998: 5 Joseph Carman b: 1697 in Jericho, Long Island, New York +Elizabeth 6 William Carman b: 1717 6 Gabriel Carman b: 1721 d: 1791 +Hannah Le?Strang 6 Samuel Carman b: July 21, 1722 d: 1783 7 John Carman 8 Elijah Carman 6 Adam Carman b: February 4, 1723 in Hempstead, Nassau, New York d: November 19, 1804 in Stanford, Dutchess, New York +Philadelphia Titus b: November 11, 1727 in Queens County, Long Island, New York d: March 17, 1807 in Standford, Dutchess, New York 7 Jacob Carman b: November 13, 1747 in Jericho or Oyster Bay, Long Island, New York d: 1814 in Coxsackie, Greene, New York +Rachel Weeks b: November 1, 1751 in Jericho, Long Island, New York 8 Townsend Carman b: January 11, 1768 in Oyster Bay, Queens, Long Island, New York d: May 19, 1850 in Junius, Seneca, New York +Sarah Gurney 8 Caleb Carman b: October 25, 1770 d: October 27, 1833 in Perry City, New York +Mary Lisk *2nd Wife of Caleb Carman: +Mary Frost 8 Margaret Carman b: Abt. 1772 in Oyster Bay, Queens, Long Island, New York +James Lisk 8 Adam Carman b: December 30, 1774 in Long Island, New York d: August 18, 1841 in Junius, Seneca, New York +Hannah Dean b: April 22, 1781 d: March 16, 1844 in Seneca County, New York 9 Israel Carman b: November 4, 1800 in New Baltimore, Greene, New York d: September 25, 1849 in Mason County, Illinois +Charity Lockwood Currey b: February 10, 1806 in Tompkins County, New York d: January 1, 1874 in Spring Creek Precinct, Johnson, Nebraska ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Joseph Jr. (I26696)
207	E-mail from John A. Halstead 22 Mar 2001: Descendants of John Carman (Ten Generations) Carman family data from Weston Taylor back in 1998: 5 Joseph Carman b: 1697 in Jericho, Long Island, New York +Elizabeth 6 William Carman b: 1717 6 Gabriel Carman b: 1721 d: 1791 +Hannah Le?Strang 7 Peter Carman 8 Joseph P. Carman 9 Joseph Gardiner Carman 10 George Weson Carman ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Gabriel (I26699)
208	Earl Hamlin was married and had at least one son and one daughter. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	HAMLIN, Earl W. (I33448)
209	Ebenezer Brush removed to Potsdam, New York, where he was living in 1837. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	BRUSH, Ebenezer (I37535)
210	Ebenezer Brush served in the Dutchess and Ulster County Exempts during the American Revolution. I find the abreviation "d. s. p." after this statement, but I am not smart enough to know what that means. 29 Jun 2001 QLE ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	BRUSH, Ebenezer (I37468)
211	Edmond Brush removed to Chillicothe, Ohio. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In 1812 he was a Lieutenant in Colonel James Talmage's Dutchess County Regiment. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edmund Brush was an attorney. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	BRUSH, Edmond Lieutenant (I37524)
212	Edmund Mott, the oldest son, was of Cow Neck. [Long Island, NY]. He married Catherine Sands in 1726 and died in 1743. They were Friends. Besides the oldest child Margaret [4], Westbury records give births of Richbell [4], 1728, Edmund [4], 1730, and John [4], 1732. from: Harris, Edward Doubleday "The Descendants of Adam Mott of Hempstead, Long Island, NY" [Lancester, PA: The New Era Printing Co., 1906] Revised Edition, p. 5 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	MOTT, Edmund (I28431)
213	Edward B and Sarah Ann (Frost) Cock had three other children beside the two identified. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Edward B and Sarah Ann (Frost) Cock had three other children beside the two identified. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	COCK, Edward B. (I34801)
214	Edward Brush served in Captain Edward Higbee's militia company in 1715. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	BRUSH, Edward Jr. (I35522)
215	Edward Carman was a bachelor. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Edward (I25888)
216	Edward S. Frost went to sea and was never heard of after 1841. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	FROST, Edward S. (I35452)
217	Edward Tredwell served in the American Army during the revolution, and is said to have had an arm broken in the Battle of White Plains. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	TREADWELL, Edward Lieutenant (I28584)
218	Eleanor Hendrickson died while she was young. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	HENDRICKSON, Eleanor "Ellen" (I24122)
219	Eleanor Youngs was of Upper Acquebogue. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	YOUNGS, Eleanor (I35729)
220	Elias Coe is said to have been a blacksmith at New Paltz, Ulster Co., NY. No record of a family has been secured. [from: Bartlett, J. Gardner, Robert Coe, Puritan: His ancestors and descendants 1340-1910, (Boston, MA: privately published, 1911), 151.] ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	COE, Elais (I30638)
221	Elias Doughty probably died while young. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	DOUGHTY, Elias (I37674)
222	Elias Doughty was a bachelor. His will, on record at Trenton, New Jersey, left his estate to his siblings. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	DOUGHTY, Elias (I37729)
223	Elijah Carman died while still young. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Elijah (I35906)
224	Elijah Tredwell died of yellow fever in New York City and was not married. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	TREADWELL, Elijah (I28639)
225	Eliza Carman was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Eliza (I26769)
226	Elizabeth and Mary Carman were twins. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Mary (I23773)
227	Elizabeth and Mary Carman were twins. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Elizabeth (I23774)
228	Elizabeth Brock was of Mansfield, Ohio. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	BROCK, Elizabeth (I35454)
229	Elizabeth Carman died during childbirth. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Elizabeth (I23761)
230	Elizabeth Carman was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Elizbeth "Betsey" (I24916)
231	Elizabeth Dunn was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	DUNN, Elizabeth (I25788)
232	Elizabeth Gordon Carman was a spinster. She was 101 years of age. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Elizabeth Gordon (I36565)
233	Elizabeth married James Tompkins and went to Virginia. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	JACKSON, Elizabeth (I37239)
234	Elizabeth Pearsall was mentioned in her brother's will, Samuel Parsell [Pearsall] Hempstead, Queens Co., NY, written 12 20 1720. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	PEARSALL, Elizabeth (I21689)
235	Elizabeth Sayre was mentioned in the will of her father, Job Sayre, dated 30 Aug 1754 and proved 6 Jan 1759. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	SAYRE, Elizabeth (I27185)
236	Elizabeth signed as Elizabeth Albertson to an agreement among the heirs of Daniel Coles on 12 Sep 1693. It is presumed, therefore, that her wedding to Samuel Coles was pending and imminent. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	ALBERTSON, Elizabeth (I31111)
237	Elizabeth Titus was mentioned in her father's will, John Titus of Westbury in Hempstead, Queens Co., NY, written 16 Feb 1757. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	TITUS, Elizabeth (I22040)
238	Elizabeth Valentine was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	VALENTINE, Elizabeth (I36872)
239	Elizabeth Willets was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	WILLETS, Elizabeth (I29212)
240	Elkanah Brush removed to Vegennes, Addison Co., VT after the Revolution about 1784. His daughter, Ruth, was the first white child born in Addison County. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the winter of 1820, Elkanah Brush removed to Green County, IL, where he died. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	BRUSH, Elkanah (I37471)
241	Ella Druscilla Hardesty was married at least four (4) times to this writer 's knowledge. The first marriage was to a W.B.(Bert) Way in Garnett, An derson County, Kansas. There were at least 4 children by this first marri age according to information passed down by a family member. However, p er census data I have only been able to find two of these children so the re is a possibility that they died young or there was an error in the pass ing down of family data. Census information follows. 1920 U.S. Census 06 January 1920 Salina City, Salina, Saline County, Kansas. Roll T625-548- Page 5A ED 143- Image-0207 Shinn, Alfred W., Head, Male, White, Age 44, Married, born Kansas, Fath er born West Virginia and Mother born West Virginia. Ella, Wife, Female, White, Age 47 married. Rose, John F. , step-son, Male, White, Age 16 , Single, Father born Illino is and Mother born Kansas Rose, Harrison, step-son, Male, White, Age 14, Single, Father born Illino is and Mother born Kansas. Rose, Mary, step-daughter, Female, White, Age 12, Single, Father born Illi nois and Mother born Kansas. ---------------------------- 1930 U.S. Census 05 April 1930 District 32 Smoky Hill Township, Salina, Saline County, Kansas. Shinn, Alpheus W. Head,Owned home, $700.00 value, Didn't live on a farm, M ale, White, Age, 55, Married at Age 38, born Kansas, Father born West Virg inia and Mother born West Virginia. Ella D., Wife, Female, White, age 57 , Married at Age 40. Cross, Lloyd, son-in-law, Male, White, Age 33, Married at age 26 Born in K ansas, Father born United States and Mother born United States. Cross, Mary E. daughter, Female, White, Age 22 Married at age 15, bo rn in Kansas, Father born in Wisconsin and Mother born in Kansas. The second (2nd) marriage was to a John Hiram Rose. I estimate th is marriage took place around 1899 to 1900 due to the ages of children fou nd on the census. To date there has been four children found that were is sues from the second marriage. To date, I have been unable to locate a mar riage record for Ella and John H. Rose. I have looked in Allen, Anderson, Dickinson, Marion, Morris, Franklin and Saline counties with no result s. I shall continue searching for a marriage record. The third (3rd) m arriage was to a Alpheus Shinn. This marriage took place on 26 Septemb er 1914 in Salina, Saline County, Kansas and is on file in the Saline Coun ty Court House. The fourth (4th) marriage was to a ?? Howell, date and place unknown. Will continue to search for this recor d. To this writer's knowledge, there were no children from the thi rd or fourth marriage. It is stated by some great grandchildren of Ella's that she died in Salin a. I shall continue to pursue the search to find date and place of dea th for her. There is a possibility that she may have died in Missou ri as one point in time she reportedly lived with her daughter Mary and h er husband Lloyd Cross in that state. Ella is buried in the Lost Springs Cemetery, Lost Springs, Marion Count y, Kansas with her second husband, John H. Rose. They share a headsto ne , and all that is on it is their names and year of birth and deat h. I have made contact with the sexton Robert Bevan, of that cemete ry and he has no additional information in his records that might indica te day and month of birth for either individual, or when the stone was ere cted. Since the initial notes were written much information on Ella has co me to surface. In finding a great-grandson and great-granddaughter I ha ve been able to locate not only her obituary but a marriage record for t he 4th marriage. Copies of both of the documents are in my personal file s. See marriage information below. No. J48893 P.J. No. 9593 They were married in Salina, Saline County,Kansas on 03 May 1943 by Rev. J ohn L. Weaver, Minister of the Gospel, 804 E. Ash St., Salina, Kansas. See obituary transcription below: From : The Salina Journal Salina, Kansas MRS. CHARLES HOWELL Former Salinan Fatally Stricken On Visit Here Mrs. Ella Howell, 73, former Salina resident, died at 10 Saturday eveni ng of a heart attack at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William Snyder, 2 39 North Penn. She was here on a three weeks visit from her present ho me in Lamar, Mo. She was born Nov. 21, 1873, at Garnett, Kan.,later became a Salina residen t, and then moved to Lamar three years ago. A member of the Methodist church, she is survived by her husband, Charl es Howell, Lamar: two daughters, Mrs. Snyder, Salina, and Mrs. Lloyd Cross ,Lamar : two sons, John F. Rose, Kansas City, Mo., Harry Rose, Vici, Okl a: a stepson, Joe Way, Colorado: 11 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildr en. There are also three brothers, Charles and Roy Hardesty, Salina, a nd Frank Hardesty, Prairie Grove, Ark. Another of Mrs. Howell's daughter s, Mrs. Clyde Smith, died Aug. 11 1947 in Salina. Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 1 in the Ryan Mortua ry with Rev. John L. Weaver in charge. Pallbearers will be Joe Ray, Albe rt Ingalls, Gus Lamer, Mike Jones, Paul Wary and Sherman Stout. Interme nt will be in the cemetery at Lost Springs, Kansas.	HARDESTY, Ella Drusilla (I51423)
242	Emma Pruden Carman was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Emma Pruden (I36567)
243	Enoch Plummer died by drowning. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Enoch Plummer was an English Officer belonging to Lord Amherst Regiment, which was for some time stationed on the Plains near Hempstead, L.I. While there he became acquainted with his future wife, Abigail Battie, daughter of John and Catherine Battie of the above named place, and in 1783, they were married. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Enoch Plummer possessed a title and vast estates in the old Country, he being the second son, according to the Laws of Great Britain, was educated for the army (the elder being the heir) and during the struggle between England and the United Colonies was commissioned by King George as an officer in his service. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	PLUMMER, Enoch (I30105)
244	Epenetus Platt and Phoebe Woods were second cousins. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Widow Phebe (Wood) Platt wrote her will on 26 Jun 1686 which was witnessed by Thomas Brush. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	WOOD, Phoebe (I25017)
245	Epenetus Platt was of Huntington, Long Island, New York. His will, dated 23 Nov 1771, and proved 7 Mar 1772, mentions his two granddaughters, Sarah Scudder and Hannah Brush. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	PLATT, Epenetus II (I38672)
246	Excerpts from the "New York Historical and Biographical Record": Volume XLV, page 118 -- "Abstracts of Early Wills of Queens County, New York, Recorded in Libers A & C of Deeds, Now is Register's Office in Jamaica, N.Y.": Livington, Henry, of Hempstead, 10 June 1691. Devised to son John Half the corn mill, land on Mill River Neck, house where he now lives, etc. To son Solomon Seaman half the mill, twenty acres on Jaycock's Creek, etc. to son John Hubbs twenty acres on Jaycock's Creek; to son-in-law William Thorne and to grandson Richard Osborn twenty acres. To sons John Livington, Solomon Seaman & Richard Osborn the elder twenty acres given by the town for maintaining a mill. Gifts to grandchildren Richard Osborn the younger and Solomon Seaman. Goods to daughter Susannah. Exrs. Richard Cornell Sr & Daniel Whitehead. Probated 20 May, 1692. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	LINNINGTON, Henry (I30893)
247	Ezra Ayres Carman began his career as a Union officer in New Jersey. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel of the New York 7th Infantry on 19 September 1861 and to Colonel of the 13th New Jersey Army on 8 July 1862. Finally he was promoted to Brevet Brigadier General and served in the Army of the Potomac and in the Army of the Cumberland. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery where Carman Boulevard was named in his honor. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Ezra Ayres Brigadier General (I26144)
248	Family records state Sarah Brush died unmarried. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	BRUSH, Sarah (I37461)
249	Fanny Louisa Carman was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Fanny Louisa (I24384)
250	Frances "Fanny" Carman was a spinster. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~	CARMAN, Frances "Fanny" (I24173)