First Generation
1. George
WARBURTON was born about 1670 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
He died on 26 Jan 1735 in England.
He was buried in Warburton Church Yard, Cheshire Co., England.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible, in
possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930. George
sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton, son of
John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
My Grandfather and Grandmother G & M Warburton were laid in
Warburton Church Yard, waiting for the Resurrection morning.
George married Mary CHANTLER in
Warburton Township, Cheshire Co., England. Mary was born about 1686
in England.
She died about 1766 in England.
She was buried in Warburton Church Yard, Cheshire Co., England.
They had the following children.
2 F i. Margaret
WARBURTON was born on 24 Nov 1708 in England. She died on 13 Jun 1729 in
England.
3 F ii. Elizabeth
WARBURTON was born on 19 Feb 1710 in England. She died on 28 Dec 1752 in
England.
Elizabeth
married Thomas HORNBY.
+ 4 M iii. George
WARBURTON was born on 14 Nov 1718.
+ 5 M iv. Peter
WARBURTON was born on 14 Apr 1725. He died on 24 Jun 1794.
Second Generation
4. George
WARBURTON (George) was born on 14 Nov 1718 in England. He was buried in Lymm
Church Yard, Cheshire Co., England.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930.
George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton,
son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
George lived near Warburton Mill & had 2 sons and 2
daughters, George, Thomas, Mary & Margaret.
George married (____) (____). (____)
was buried in Lymm Church Yard, Cheshire Co., England.
They had the following children.
6 M i. George WARBURTON.
7 M ii. Thomas WARBURTON.
8 F iii. Mary WARBURTON.
9 F iv. Margaret WARBURTON.
5. Peter
WARBURTON (George) was born on 14 Apr 1725 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
He died on 24 Jun 1794 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England. He was buried in
Hollingsgreen Chapel, Lancashire Co., England.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930.
George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton,
son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Father Peter Warburton died, aged 66 years. Buried at
Holensgreen Chapel. Text at his funeral: Blessed are the dead that die in the
Lord, from henceforth. Revelations 14 Chapter 13 Virs.
On his gravestone: Blest Angels watch this sleeping D? till
Jesus comes to raise the Just, then may we make with Sweet surprise and ......
My father & mother P & M Warburton was laid in
Hollinsgreen Chapel Yard, north east side.
Peter married Mary MOLYNEUX **, daughter
of Edward MOLYNEUX and Martha (____). Mary was born in England.
She died about 1809 in England.
She was buried in Hollingsgreen Chapel, Lancashire Co., England.
** Editor's Note:
You can read more about the Molyneux famly that came to Sullivan County at The Genealogy of William Molyneux. On March 11, 2009: Larry Pardoe wrote the following commentary on the complex relationship between the Molyneux and Warburton families:
I do have access to the Genealogy of William Molyneux and His Descendants, a book originally authored by George Molyneux Pardoe in the 1890's, revised in 1936 and then again in 1976 by Louise E. (Molyneux) Woodhead, and kept updated since then. This book suggests:
XIV. John Molyneux also a weaver by trade. He married Margery - last name is unknown. They had two children: William and Mary. Mary was married to Peter Warburton.
XIV. William Molyneux married Margaret Atherton and settled in Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. The story of William Molyneux and his descendants is contained elsewhere in this genealogy.
William Molyneux's son John married Martha Sadler.
Martha Sadler was the daughter of Samuel Sadler and his 2nd wife Mary Austin. Samuel had first married Mary Forster and one of their children was Mary Sadler who married John Warburton (1770-1836). (This John Warburton is the 2nd great-grandfather of George R. Warburton, the source for our recenlty unocvered resources on the Warburotn history).
I find conflicting data between the "Molyneux" book referenced above and the Warburton Genealogy on this site. The Warburton Genealogy shows that John Warburton (1770-1836) was the son of Peter Warburton (1725-1794) and Mary Molyneux (abt 1735-1809). It shows that Mary Molyneux was the daughter of Edward Molyneux and Martha ? - no dates. So this information connects this particular branch of the Warburtons to the Molyneux family, but doesn't seem to match the same Molyneux family of Sullivan County. (Whether this Peter Warburton is the same Peter Warburton of the "Molyneux" book isn't known, although both "Peter's" apparently married Mary Molyneux's. My problem is that, when following Mary Molyneux to her parents, there is a difference between the Molyneux book and the Warburton genealogy. The Molyneux book shows Mary's parents as John and Margery and the Warburton genealogy showing Mary's parents as Edward and Martha).
There is a second Warburton family from Sullivan County: Descendants of John Warburton and Ann Clarke. No one, to my knowledge, has been successful at linking them together as yet - through the historical records on the Warburton family. This other family incldued John Warburton, b. 1797, d. 1853. He married Ann Clark/Clarke. Their first child was Ellen Warburton, b.1826, who m. Henry George Molyneux, b. 1814. He was the son of Thomas Molyneux and Hannah Rogers. (This Thomas Molyneux was a brother to the John Molyneux mentioned above who married Martha Sadler). There are other descendants of this Warburton family who married Molyneux's, i.e. Ellen's brother William Wallace Warburton's second wife was Theodosia Ann Molyneux; and there were at least two other Molyneux/Warburton marriages that I know of, maybe more.
Lyle Rockwell managed to trace the "second" John Warburton, b. 1797, back five more generations but was not able to connect him to the "first" John Warburton, b. 1770. We do know that John Warburton, b. 1770 was of Elkland Township and John Warburton, b. 1797 was of Forks Township and the latter's descendants married into the Molyneux family.
Peter and Mary had the following children.
+ 10 M i. John
WARBURTON was born in 1770. He died on 7 Sep 1836.
11 M ii. Thomas
WARBURTON was born about 1772 in Rexton, Warrington Parish, Lancashire Co.,
England.
He died in 1829 in Cheshire Co., England.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and
diary, in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in
1930. George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T.
Warburton, son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Thomas had no issue. They lived in the Parish of Lymm, Cheshire, Old England.
12 F iii. Mary
WARBURTON was born about 1775 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
+ 13 M iv. Peter
WARBURTON was born about 1778.
Third Generation
10. John
WARBURTON (Peter, George) was born in 1770 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
He died on 7 Sep 1836 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and Diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930.
George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton,
son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
(The Bible, Diary, etc. was handed down from John to his son
George Thomas, to George's daughter Cora Belle, to Belle's nephew George Harry
Warburton, to George Harry's son George Robert Warburton, who has them in his possession
2008. The Warburton Family Bible, published in 1639, was brought from England
when John & Mary came to USA
in 1816, and was thought to be in the Warburton family for hundreds of years.)
Date of death is from this bible as follows: John Warburton, son of Peter &
Mary Warburton, departed this life Sept 7th, 1836, aged 66 at Elkland, Sullivan
Co., PA.
(Between 1780 & 1790 - John)
Was confirmed by the Bishop of Chester at Warrington Church.
(About 1800 - John) Went to Liverpool
to be warehouse man (to receive & deliver goods) for H. Hunny & C.H.
Jones, 4 years and more. Office on Angile
St.
I was married to Mary Sadler, daughter of Samuel Sadler, Molton,
Cheshire.
Went to be warehouseman for Hamilton & Graham 2 years,
office on Angile St.
Went to be warehouseman for Samuel Hope for more than 4 years,
office in Water St.
at top.
Son James died, aged 4 years. Tesse born.
My mother Mary Warburton departed this life, aged 74 years.
1810 - The spire at St. Nicholas Church fell and killed 21
persons. Mary Ann, my daughter was born April 14.
1812 - Sister Martha Warburton departed this life, aged 26
years. Wife to brother Peter.
1813 - Cuson Bettey Molyneux died June 16th, the wife of James
Molyneux.
1814 - William, my son born Sept. 7th.
1816 - Sailed from Liverpool June 11, 1816 to America in ship Robert Burns, Captain Parsons of
New York. On
June 18th we were on the banks of New Foundland, where we caught some fish.
Landed at New York
August 3rd, 54 days. All in good health. We came through Newark
and Easton in New Jersey
to the Forks of the Loyalsock Creek, Forks
Township, Lycoming County, PA.
1817 - Son Peter born Dec 7th
1817 - Oct 14th, agreed with Mr. Eldred for 100 acres of land
more or less in Elk Creek bottom, to take 2/3 of mountain for 1/3 of bottom
land at $3.50 an acre with 5 years credit.
Agreed for 79 acres of land at Elkland
Township, Lycoming County.
Joseph Sadler arrived in America
from Liverpool.
1820 - Daughter Elizabeth
born April 17th. (Joseph Sadler died)
1822 - June 5th bought a cow of William King for $4.00 with 12
months credit.
1823 - Son Samuel born March 19th at 9 o'clock morning.
I, John Warburton was at Williamsport, May court, and filed my
interchange to become a Citizen of the United States of America, to appear at
the Williamsport Court in May 1825 to get naturalized. On May 1826, got
certificate from Williamsport.
Edw. J. Eldred Esq. gave me first refusal of the lot of land No.
40 Southeast corner & 39 corner below my land, April 14, 1824.
May 12th 1836 William Eldred to J. Warburton Sen. - Two cats for
horse and dinner, 25 cents.
Census of 1820 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
KEY
A Males to 10 B Males 10-16 C Males 16-18 D Males 18-26 E Males
26-45 F Males 45 up G Females to 10 H Females 10-16 I Females 16-26 J Females
26-45 K Females 45 up L probably indicates those engaged in commerce M probably
indicates those engaged in agriculture
A B C D E F
G H I J K L M N
Warburton John 2 2 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 7 1 0
The first successful organized effort to permanently establish
means for the education of the youth, was made at Forksville, by Mrs. Sarah
Huckell, in conjunction with the inhabitants within eight or ten miles of that
place, who by deed in 1816 conveyed one-half acre of land, where the present
school house now stands, to Samuel Rogers, Powell Bird and William King,
trustees, on which to erect a house for public benefit. The inhabitants of the whole
neighborhood celebrated the Fourth of July of that year by clearing the ground.
Moses Rogers assisted in carrying water to shake the thirst of these pioneers
of education, who, during the ensuing autumn, built the first house for public
instruction in Sullivan
County. The school was
opened December 1, 1816, John Warburton being the first teacher employed.
Dillsworth's Spelling Book, Daboll's Arithmetic, and the Bible were the
text-books used.
History of Elkland
Township:
John Warburton is first mentioned as a teacher of the Forksville School in 1816. He settled on lands near
Joseph Reeves. The first elections of the township were held in his house. He
was prominent among those entrusted with the township business. His descendants
as near as can be given are John M., Jesse and Mary-Ann.
Eldred's Docket; 24 December 1829
Richd. Rowe Married Ann Palmer, both of Shrewsbury
Township, Lycoming County
Edwd. J. Eldred J.P.
Richard Rowe Ann Rowe
Witnesses - John H. Osler, Catharine Huckell, John H. Warburton,
Jeffrey Clarke, Moses Rogers, Sarah Ann Bull, Jesse Warburton, Mary Anne
Warburton, George Bird, Edward Molyneux, John Molyneux, Samuel Dube, John
Molyneux Junr.
Another source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1820 Elkland Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
John, age 26-45, wife 26-45, 2 sons under 10, 1 son 10-16; 2 daughters under 10
and 1 daughter 10-16.
1830 Elkland Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
John, (living next door to who I believe was his son - John M. Warburton). L.P.
In LDS records I could only find marriage of John Warburton to
Mary Sadler, and records of birth and christening for one child - Jesse
Warburton.
Probably came to America
about 1816 - The "Descendants of John T. Wilcox" by R. J. Porter
shows son John M. Warburton came to Pennsylvania
at age eleven. L.P.
From the "Lycoming Gazette", 21 Sept. 1836:
"John Warburton died at his residence in Elkland Twp., on
the 8th inst., at an advanced age. He was among the earliest settlers in the
county and has left a wife and large family." (Entry in his Bible has Sep.
7, 1836)
John married Mary SADLER, daughter
of Samuel SADLER and Mary FORSTER, on 10 Apr 1803 in Saint
Peter, Church Street, Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England. Mary was born on 28 Mar
1783 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England. She died on 20 Sep 1865 in
Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930.
George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton,
son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
(Marriage certificate, original copy in hands of George
Warburton of Clyde, KS (2008))
John Warburton of the Parish of Liverpool, and Mary Sadler of
the same place, were married in the Parish Church of St. Peter in Liverpool on the 10th day of April, 1803.
John, the son of Peter & Mary Warburton married Mary Sadler,
the daughter of Samuel Sadler near Winsford, 4 miles from Northwich in Cheshire, Old England.
1811 - Saturday April 6th my wife Mary Warburton went to Wales
by Chester Packata conveyance to the veal of Cluid to see our little boy Tesse
(Jesse) that is in school at Rithen, and returned 8 days after.
After the death of John in 1836, Mary moved out to the State of
Ohio with five of the youngest children, landing in Medina County the beginning
of December 1836, being 13 days.(on the road?)
Mary Warburton started for Wisconsin
on the 24th of July, 1848 and landed at Sheboygan
on the 29th about one o'clock P.M. (One account says 27th)
Mary Warburton was taken sick Sept 11th 1865 and died on the
20th of said month. Taken sick 2 days after moving in with George which she
hoped to enjoy a few months of comfort with his old mother after he returned
from the war but only spent 2 days of enjoyment before Mother was taken ill.
They had the following children.
14 M i. James
WARBURTON was born on 2 Feb 1804 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
He died on 27 May 1808 in Liverpool, Parkland, Lancashire Co., England.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and
diary, in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in
1930. George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T.
Warburton, son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
James died aged 4 years & 2 months at Liverpool, Parkland, Old England.
+ 15 M ii. John
Molyneux WARBURTON was born on 15 Nov 1805. He died on 9 Sep 1874.
+ 16 M iii. Jesse
WARBURTON was born on 21 Mar 1808. He died on 27 Mar 1872.
+ 17 F iv. Mary
Anne WARBURTON was born on 14 Apr 1810. She died on 27 Jun 1842.
18 M v. George
WARBURTON was born on 7 Apr 1812 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
He died in 1813 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
+ 19 M vi. William
WARBURTON was born on 7 Sep 1814. He died on 22 Apr 1888.
+ 20 M vii. Peter
WARBURTON was born on 7 Dec 1817. He died on 30 Aug 1856.
21 F viii. Elizabeth
WARBURTON was born on 1 Apr 1820 in Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA.
She died in 1849.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and
diary, in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in
1930. George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T.
Warburton, son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Elizabeth, daughter of John & Mary Warburton departed
this life 1849.
22 M ix. Samuel
Joseph WARBURTON was born on 19 Mar 1823 in Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan
Co.), PA. He died on 27 Aug 1846 in Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and
diary, in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in
1930. George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T.
Warburton, son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Samuel J. departed this life August 27, 1846, aged 23 years
5 months 8 days.
23 M x. Joseph
WARBURTON was born about 1824 in Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and
diary, in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in
1930. George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T.
Warburton, son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Joseph Warburton came in Ohio in the year 18?? September the 27th.
(Probably with his mother after John Died in 1836)
(Nothing more has been found on this Joseph Warburton) 2008
LDR
+ 24 M xi. George
Thomas WARBURTON was born on 26 Jan 1826. He died on 28 Mar 1897.
+ 25 M xii. Jabez
WARBURTON was born about 1830. He died about 1888.
26 F xiii. Belle WARBURTON was
born in Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA.
13. Peter
WARBURTON (Peter, George) was born about 1778 in Liverpool, Lancashire Co.,
England.
He was buried in Hollinsgreen Chapel Yard, Hollinsgreen, Lancashire Co., England.
Peter married Martha HATTON. Martha
was born about 1786 in England.
She died on 1 Feb 1812 in England.
She was buried in Hollingsgreen Chapel, Lancashire Co., England.
They had the following children.
27 F i. Margaret
WARBURTON was born on 21 Jan 1812 in Rixton, Hollingsgreen, England.
She died in Feb 1812 in Rixton, Hollingsgreen,
England.
Fourth Generation
15. John
Molyneux WARBURTON (John, Peter, George) was born on 15 Nov 1805 in
Liverpool, Lancashire Co., England.
He died on 9 Sep 1874 in Hillsgrove. Sullivan Co., PA. He was buried in
Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
MARRIAGE DOCKET OF EDWARD ELDRED, J.P. 1809-1835
WARBURTON, John M. of Elkland & Hannah Mullen of Elkland on
June 17, 1830
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, John M. November
15, 1805 September 9, 1874
Note: John M. Warburton resided in "Warburton Hollow"
which is up Elk Creek from Route 87 near Hillsgrove. Warburton Hollow is near
where Elk Creek and Hoagland Branch creek intersect. LDR
Census of 1850 Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton John M. 44
M Farmer 350 England
Warburton Hanah 40
F PA
Warburton Charles 19
M Farming PA
Warburton Angiline 17
F PA
Warburton James 12
M PA
Warburton Elisabeth Ann 10 F PA
Warburton Alfred 8
M PA
Warburton Cyrus 5
M PA
Warburton Walter 3
M PA
Census of 1860 Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, John M. 54 M Farmer 1460 763 Liverpool, England
Hannah C. 50 F Pennsylvania
Charles M. 29 M
Farm Laborer PA
Cordelia M. 28 F PA
Alfred P. 20 M PA
Martha P. 18 F PA
Walter E. 11 M PA
Austin W. 8 M PA
Census of 1870 Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton John 65 M W Farmer 2,000 700 England
Warburton Hannah 60 F W
Keeping House PA
Warburton Syrus 25 M W PA
Warburton Walter 21 M W PA
Warburton Austin 18 M W PA
Warburton Adaline 18 F W Servant PA REMARKS: Shunk P.O.
Warburton Hannah 3/12 F W PA
17-Feb 3
Warburton Merrick 11 F W PA
The first proof of residence is John Warburton's name on
Eldred's docket as a witness as follows: Eldred's docket 30th August 1821
Josh. Reeves vs. James Molyneux
Amicable Suit Trespass
for Damages not exceeding 100 Dollars
Submitted to Reference - or Rule to refer
Plaintiff's Referees - Charles Mullan
Defendant Referees - William King
Mutually - Francis Bull
Plaintiffs witnesses - John Warburton, Catharine Reeves, Abigail
Reeves
Defendant’s witnesses - John Bowen, Mary Warburton
Trial Saturday 8 Septr. Next
9 May 1823
Francis Boyles - plaintiff
vs. Thomas Baker - defendant
Amicable Suit
Parties appear Rule -
agrees to choose Referees
Plaintiffs - William King
Defendants - John Snell
Mutually - John Warburton
- Referees
Plaintiffs - John Boyles
Defendants - Wm. Grange -
Witnesses
Trial the 16th Inst. At the house of Edwd. J. Eldred Friday at 1
o'clock p.m.
Adjourned to Chas. Mullan
July 1st 1825
John M. Warburton red Fox scalp - on oath UC filed loose paper
July 19, 1825
John M. Warburton red Fox scalp - on oath UC filed loose paper
4 November 1828
Moses Rogers married Jane Sadler, both of Shrewsbury
Township, Lycoming County
Edwd. J. Eldred J.P.
Moses Rogers Jane Rogers
Witnesses - William Brown, Joseph Rogers, John Molyneux, Daniel
Duse, William Molyneux, John M. Warburton, Sarah Rogers, Mary Ann Washburn,
Rebecca Rogers, Mary A. Rogers, Mary Sadler, Martha Molyneux, Edward Molyneux,
John Brown, Joseph Molyneux
March 31st 1831
Wm. Richards vs. Daniel Heverly
Action- breach of Contract - Trespass for Damages
Capias issued - Jno. M. Warburton Constable Who deputizes Jno. M. Eldred as
Deputy
Deft. Arrested 1 April; Bail bond given for his appearance
Saturday 9 April - 1 o'clock afternoon
24 January 1832
John M. Warburton For
Scalp cash filed
8 November 1834
John M. Warburton vs. John Wetherald
Demand not exceeding 100 dollars -
Summon to Wm. Brown to appear Saturday 15th 2 o'clock afternoon
Sealed note on demand 38.60
3 Augt. 1833 demanded 30 Oct. 33 20 Paid 18.66
Int. on 38.60 88 days
.55
Int. on 18.60 1 y. 16
days 1.15
15 November 1834 Judgment by default 20.30
Int. .54
20.84
25 April 1835 J.M. Warburton paid 16.00 4.84
20 May 1835 Int. on 4.84
2 4.86
Wm. Brown - Execution issued to Jno. Warburton Constable
John married Hannah Clara MULLAN,
daughter of Charles MULLAN and Elizabeth
"Betsey" HOAGLAND,
on 17 Jun 1830 in Elkland Twp., Lycoming Co., PA. Hannah was born on 21 Jul
1809 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She died on 21 Mar 1897 in
Hillsgrove, Sullivan Co., PA. She was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan
Co., PA.
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, Hannah March
21, 1897 Aged 87 years 8 months & 9
days;
Wife of John M. Warburton
JP Edward J. Eldred's Docket of Elkland Twp., Lycoming Co., PA
(now Sullivan County)
Dated 17 June 1830
John M. Warburton
Married Hannah Mullan, both of Elkland Township Lycoming
County
Edwd. J. Eldred J.P. John M. Warburton Hannah Warburton
Witnesses - Sarah Bull, John A. Speaker, John Warburton, Charles
Mullan, Jonas Hardy, Joseph Hogeland, John O. Hill, Francis Bull, Philip
Kilmer, Joseph Pardoe, Jesse McCarty, Martha McCarty, Mary Warburton, Elizabeth
Mullan, Elizabeth Bull, Sarah Pardoe, Mary Ann Warburton. Mary Eldred, Harriet
Eldred, Mary Bull, Mary King, Sarah Bower, Jane McCarty, Dinah Grange, Nancy
Boyles, John C. Little, Hugh Boyles, Hannah Little, Aaron McCarty, Martha
Mullan, Susannah Hoagland, Avis King, John King, William Pardoe, Hannah
Hoagland Sr, Hogeland Hogeland [sic], Geoffrey Clarke, Jesse Warburton
John and Hannah had the following children.
+ 28 M i. Charles
Mullen WARBURTON was born about 1831.
+ 29 F ii. Angeline
WARBURTON was born on 5 Jun 1833. She died on 7 Sep 1905.
+ 30 M iii. James
Allen WARBURTON was born about 1835. He died in 1907.
+ 31 F iv. Elizabeth
Ann WARBURTON was born in Nov 1837.
+ 32 M v. Alfred
J. WARBURTON was born on 4 Mar 1841. He died on 20 Feb 1885.
+ 33 F vi. Martha
Jane WARBURTON was born in Jun 1845. She died on 16 Jul 1910.
+ 34 M vii. Cyrus
Sadler WARBURTON was born in 1845. He died in 1912.
+ 35 M viii. Walter
E. WARBURTON was born on 30 Mar 1849. He died on 27 Aug 1898.
+ 36 M ix. Austin
W. WARBURTON was born on 29 Dec 1852. He died in 1927.
16. Jesse
WARBURTON (John, Peter, George) was born on 21 Mar 1808 in Liverpool,
Lancashire Co., England.
He was christened on 27 Jul 1808 in St. Nicholas, Liverpool, Lancashire, England.
He died on 27 Mar 1872 in LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA.
Census of 1850 Elkland Twp. Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton Jesse 42 M
Farmer 600 England
Warburton Elizabeth 42 F England
Warburton John 16 M
Farmer PA
Warburton Lavina Ann 10 F
PA
Warburton Samantha Ann 8 F PA
Warburton George W. S. 7/12 M PA
(Cranmer genealogy says the family moved to LeRoy about 1853)
Census of 1860 LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA
Waberton, Jessie 52 M 1200 450 England (actual spelling of 1st
& last name on census)LDR
Elizabeth
52 F England
John B. 28 M PA
Samantha 19 F PA
George W. 10 M PA
Immigration: 1816, Came to America
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930.
George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton,
son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
On one of the pages of diary from George where it starts out
with this statement:
"You were wanting to know about my children, I will give
you the following particulars: The children of John & Mary Warburton"
Tesse (Jesse) Warburton born March 2nd 1808 (no death date) Remark-Tesse is
very low for his age.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
The Family Record of Cranmer family (below) shows Gedde (which
is Jesse) as being born, in Liverpool,
England, March
21, 1808, and died March 27, 1872, aged 64yr, 6da. Landed in New York August 3, 1816.
1860 LeRoy Twp., Bradford Co., PA census shows: Warberton,
Jessee, age 52, farmer, b. England.
1872 Gedde* Warburton was born Liverpool Old England Mar. 21, 1808 Died Mar. 27th, 1872 aged
64 yr. 6d landed New York
Aug 3rd, 1816
Eliz. Warburton nee Brown was born Welton, Yorkshire Old England
Feb. 2nd 1808 d. Leroy, Pa.
May 9, aged 76 yr. 3 mo.7da.
Hi Joyce - I am attaching some Cranmer genealogy that I found in
an old ledger from an auction. Not sure if it is of value to anyone. Will let
you
decide if you want to use it. Tried to copy it as accurately as
I could from pencil inscriptions. Hopefully-it will help someone.
Thanks
Kitty
Pierce Town
of Lindley Historian"
* Gedde Warburton - I believe this should be Jesse Warburton.
L.P.
Jesse married Elizabeth BROWN,
daughter of John BROWN and Mary WALSON, on 21 Sep 1832/1833. Elizabeth was born on 2 Feb 1808 in Wilton,
Lancashire Co., England.
She died on 9 May 1884 in LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA.
Census 1880 Living with her son G.M.T. Warburton at LeRoy, Bradford
Co., PA, age 72
They had the following children.
+ 37 M i. John
B. WARBURTON was born on 19 Nov 1833. He died on 24 Nov 1902.
+ 38 F ii. Lovina
Ann WARBURTON was born in Jun 1839.
+ 39 F iii. Samantha Ann
"Mary" WARBURTON was born in Jun 1841.
+ 40 M iv. George
W.T. WARBURTON was born on 13 Nov 1849. He died in 1917.
17. Mary
Anne WARBURTON (John, Peter, George) was born on 14 Apr 1810 in Liverpool,
Lancashire Co., England.
She died on 27 Jun 1842 in Johnsons Corners, Medina Co., OH.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930.
George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton,
son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
George Warburton says May Anne's husband’s name was James Hile,
from Montoursville. Married June 9, 1834 by Rev. A.C. Dubois., and lived near
Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA.
1835 - 21 May removed to Medina
County, Ohio
Directions to James Hile & Mary Ann. James Hile, Medina
County, Norton Township, Newportage Post Office Ohio State
She died with a very long sickness supposed to be consumption,
leaving five small children, and buried near Johnsons Corners in Medina County, Ohio.
Mary married James HILE on 9 Jun
1834.
I found a James Hile, age 48 born in PA (born 1812) in 1860
census of Franklin Twp., Summit Co., OH
This may be the same James that married Mary Anne. He is married
to Elizabeth,
with two children, Henriette age 12 & William age 8.
They had the following children.
41 F i. Mary HILE was born in
Feb 1835 in Williamsport,
Lycoming Co., PA.
42 M ii. John W. HILE.
I found a John Hile, age 24 (born 1836) b. Ohio, in 1860 census in
Prairie Twp., Holmes Co., OH
19. William
WARBURTON (John, Peter, George) was born on 7 Sep 1814 in Liverpool,
Lancashire Co., England.
He died on 22 Apr 1888 in Agenda, Republic Co., KS. He was buried in Hollis
Cemetery, Cloud Co., KS.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930.
George sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton,
son of John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
William, born Sept 7, 1814 has light hair and rather light eyes.
There is a female buried in an unmarked grave next to William
Warburton in Hollis Ks.
I believe this to be Christina his wife as he owned a large
plot.
Eldred's docket 16 October 1827
William Warburton - Order for a full grown red Fox
Bounty of Feed 12½ Pails
- gave him the feed
A. Warburton's house In Copy files
Census of 1850 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton William 38 M
Laborer England
Warburton Cristian 28 F PA
Warburton Catherine 6 F PA
Warburton John 8 M
PA
Warburton George 4 M
PA
Warburton Francis 1 M PA
Census of 1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, William 47 M Farmer Liverpool, England
Christianna 37 F PA
John 18 M PA
Catherine 16 F PA
George 15 M PA
Francis 12 M PA
Olis 8 F PA
Edwin C. 7 F PA
Dairuson
2 M PA
Census of 1870 Lincoln, Blackhawk Co., Iowa
Warburton, William 55 M W Farmer 1600 860 England
Christianna 45 F W
PA
Edgar D. 16 M W
Works on farm PA
Alice 18 F W
At home PA
Doraon C. 11 M W
Works on Farm PA
Christina and William Warburton moved from Iowa
to Agenda, Kansas, County of Republic.
They had 7 children all born in PA. She died on March 25, 1904 and was buried
in Hollis, KS, county of Cloud. She outlived him, as he died in
1888. You can find her on the 1890 Census, listed as living with Edwin C.
Warburton.
William married Christianna CASSELBERRY,
daughter of John CASSELBERRY and Christianna (____), before 1842. Christianna was
born in 1822 in PA. She died on 25 Mar 1904. She was buried in Hollis, Cloud
Co., KS.
Source: The Wilbur Family History
This family moved from Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA after the
1860 census. In the 1880 census, they are in 1880 Elk Creek Twp., Republic Co.,
Kansas. Note
that Christianna was the first name of the mother of William's wife, so it is
likely the daughter might have carried the same name.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe
1850 Plunketts Creek Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Warburton, Christian, age 28, b. PA.
1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Christianna, age 37, b. PA.
1880 Elk Creek Twp., Republic Co., Kansas census shows:
Warburton, Christia Ann, Wife, age 56, b. PA., Father b. NJ, Mother b. VT.
They had the following children.
+ 43 M i. Charles
John WARBURTON was born on 11 Mar 1842. He died on 5 Nov 1925.
+ 44 F ii. Catherine
J. WARBURTON was born on 12 Sep 1843.
+ 45 M iii. George
W. WARBURTON was born on 28 Nov 1846.
+ 46 M iv. Francis
R. WARBURTON was born on 4 Aug 1848.
47 F v. Clara
Alice WARBURTON was born on 18 Aug 1850 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co.,
PA. She died in Poor House, Republic Co., KS.
Source: Carol Jacobs;
Clara Alice and Edwin C. Warburton were born blind and
after Christina died, evidentially no one wanted to take them in so they were
placed in the Republican County Poor Farm Facility. They both died there.
48 M vi. Edwin
C. WARBURTON was born on 8 Feb 1854 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
He died in Poor House, Republic Co., KS.
In the 1870 census of Lincoln, Blackhawk Co., Iowa, his name is
recorded as Edgar D., age 16.
Source: Carol Jacobs;
Clara Alice and Edwin C. Warburton were born blind and
after Christina died, evidentially no one wanted to take them in so they were
placed in the Republican County Poor Farm Facility. They both died there.
+ 49 M vii. Dorson
Calvin WARBURTON was born on 28 Feb 1856. He died on 16 May 1923.
20. Peter
WARBURTON (John, Peter, George) was born on 7 Dec 1817 in Lycoming Co.,
(Now Sullivan Co.), PA. He died on 30 Aug 1856 in Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI. He was buried in
Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible and diary,
in possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930. George
sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton, son of
John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Peter, born Dec 7, 1817 is a fine boy, has black eyes.
Peter married Eliza Ann (____) on 19
Jul 1847. Eliza was born about 1826 in Ohio.
Source: Census of 1860 Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI
Williams, Charles 32 M
Carpenter 2000 650 Canada
Eliza A. 34 F Ohio
Warburton, Mary J. 10 F Ohio
Albert 8 M Wis.
Williams, Orlando 8 M Canada
John A. 6 M Canada
1860 census: Living next door to Charles & Eliza A. Williams
is Jabez Warburton, Peter Warburton's brother & family.
Source: e-mail 12/2/2008 from George Warburton, born 1930 from
Clyde, Cloud Co., KS
Looks like the information came from her daughter and brother
who lived there. I also noticed that they were married 19 Jul 1847, but the
marriage certificate says Jul 19 1866.
(Their Warburton children were born 1849 & 1852, so the 19
Jul 1847 is probably correct.) LDR
They had the following children.
50 F i. Mary
J. WARBURTON was born on 2 Jun 1849 in Ohio. She died on 14 Jan 1936.
Source: e-mail 12/2/2008 from George Warburton, born 1930
from Clyde, Cloud Co., KS
Death certificate for Mary says B. June 2 1849 d. Jan 14
1936. Looks like the information came from her daughter and brother who lived
there.
51 M ii. Albert
WARBURTON was born about 1852 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
Source: Census of 1870 Greenbush, Sheboygan Co., Wisc.
Warburton, Albert 17 M W Farm Laborer Wisc. (Living with
Levi Durkee, farmer)
24. George
Thomas WARBURTON (John, Peter, George) was born on 26 Jan 1826 in Lycoming
Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA. He died on 28 Mar 1897 in Clyde, Cloud Co., KS.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible, in
possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930. George
sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton, son of
John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
George Thomas went to Medina
County, Ohio with his
sister Maryann in 1835.
Mary J Wright was married to my Ggrand father, George T.
He and his brother William ended up in Kansas after they fought in the Civil War.
George T died about 1898.
Mary moved to OK with her daughter Cora Belle in about 1911.
George Warburton started for Pikes Peak
on the 8th of March, 1859 and returned home on the 17th of June, same year.
From his tombstone picture sent to me by George Warburton of
Clyde, Cloud Co., KS in 2008;
George T. Warburton Sarg. in Co. G 36th Wis. Vol. Inft., died
Mar 28, 1897, aged 71Y.2M.2D.
Source: Wisconsin Civil War
Volunteers Roster:
Warburton, George T., Residence-Plymouth, Feb 29 1864, Vet. Vol.
Sergt. Wounded at Ream's Station, M.O. July 12, 1865 36th Wis. Vol. Co. G.
On George's widower pension paper application #653,724 dated May
1, 1897 for Mary J. Warburton, it states that George T. served in Co. B 27th
Infantry & Co. G of 36th Wisconsin Infantry!
Census of 1860 Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warburton, George 32 M Farmer 1400 250 PA
Mary 78 F England
(Living two households away are Jabez Warburton & family,
brother to George & son of Mary.)
Census of 1870 Greenbush, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warburton, George T. 43 M W Farmer & Teamster 1300 700 PA
Mary J. 22 F
W Keeping House Wisc.
Isabelle 2 F W At Home Wisc.
Wright, Eleanor I. 18 F
W Attending School Wisc. (Mary's sister?)
Census of 1880 Greenbush, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warburton, George T. W M 54 Farmer PA Eng Eng
Mary J. W F
32 Wife Keeping House Wis. NY NY
Belle W F
12 Daug At school Wis. PA Wis.
Harry W
M 7 Son At school KS PA Wis.
Lilly W
F 7 Daug At school KS PA Wis.
George married Mary Jane WRIGHT,
daughter of Edwin Fields WRIGHT and Elizabeth BRIGGS,
on 19 Jul 1866 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI. Mary was born on 2 Jun 1849 in Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI. She died on 14
Jan 1936 in Cherokee, Alfalfa Co., OK. She was buried in M.W.D., Cherokee, OK.
Source of Marriage:
Marriage certificate copy sent December 2008 from Mary &
George's grandson, George Robert Warburton, b. 1930. It was filed in the
Register & Recorder's office in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI. It shows parents of George T. as Jno & Mary Warburton,
and Mary Jane's parents as Edmund F. & Elizabeth Wright, with marriage on
July 19, 1866, & recorded on July 20, 1866. They were married by James D.
Todd, Minister.
Source of birth & death: Copy of death certificate from
Bureau of Vital Statistics, Oklahoma
City, Ok. It shows maiden name of mother as Briggs,
and her father is referred to as Edwin, however on her marriage record he is
called Edmund. Informant was Miss Belle Warburton of Cherokee, OK.
Census of 1900 Elk Township, Cloud Co., KS
Warburton, Mary J. Head W F June 1851 48 M-31 3 children 3
living Wis. NY NY
Belle Daug W
F June 1870 29 S Wis PA Wis
School Teacher
They had the following children.
52 F i. Cora
Belle WARBURTON was born in Jun 1870 in Greenbush, Sheboygan Co., WI. She
died on 31 May 1951 in Cherokee, Alfalfa Co., OK.
Source: George R. Warburton (b. 16 Oct 1930)
Called Isabelle in 1870 census, and Belle in 1880 &
1900 census.
When Cora Belle Warburton died, her will stated that her
belongings were to be given to her sister Lillie M Bosworth. In a letter from
Cora's attorney he speaks of Lillie M Bosworth having been in his office.
Source of Death: In a letter from Belle Warburton's lawyer,
J. Wilford Hill, Attorney-At-Law, of Cherokee, Ok., dated June 14, 1951 to
George H. Warburton, living at 2436 Andree, Torrance, Calif.,
he states that Belle Warburton died May 31, 1951.
Source of Residence: In a letter to Belle's nephew George
Harry Warburton, her return address was 512 S. Kansas Ave., Cherokee, OK., dated
Nov. 24, 1947. The letter;
Dear George & Ann: (Bible, Diary, etc. to be sent to
George Harry Warburton (1899-1973)
It seems a terribly long time since I heard anything from
you, hope you are alive and well?
Well, I am getting so I dread to sit down to writing
letters and put it off and off, & off until I am almost ashamed to write at
all. I am still secretary in two societies and have to make long reports to
send in. Grace & Albert (her husband) visited me in September, Albert is a
government lawyer. George & wife (George Bosworth) visited me in October.
Both wanted Father's old Bible, It must be about 500 years old & it is in
bad condition, about 1/3 is gone. The leaves are so brittle it can't be
handled. It was buried in the earth when the Bibles were being burned in England,
and has been in the Warburton Family for hundreds of years, and my father's
great-grandfather, also my father's grandfather, & my grandfather of my
father said it must stay in the Warburton Family.
Well, Lill has tried many ways to get it. Well, I told them
it was to be kept in the Warburton Family & I intended to send it to you.
There is another book which gives some of the history of the Warburton Family,
written by grandfather (the fine writing) and my own father. Grandfather's name
was John, his father's name was Peter, and my father's name George.
I will send these books to you. I believe father prized
these books above everything he had & they are only keepsakes. When Harry
visited here, I spoke to him about taking the old Bible. He said he thought he
had better not take it, and for me to keep it. Pa kind a felt that good luck
stayed with the old Bible, and hope it proves so to you. I think God has been
very good to me, and caring for me. Of course I am living on a pension, but I
still own my own home, but it is getting run down. People are good to me. Tell
Dora I got a small ball of rug yarn, but it is not enough, but I am hoping to
finish her long delayed rug if I can find another skein of yarn. How are Dora
& Edna? The trees have lost most of their leaves. We had a continued dry
spell, but now we have had a nice rain & frosts.
Hope to send the books about the first. Write soon to your
loving Aunt Belle.
+ 53 F ii. Lillie
Mae WARBURTON was born on 20 Jul 1872.
+ 54 M iii. Harry
Harold WARBURTON was born on 20 Jul 1872. He died on 5 Apr 1939.
25. Jabez
WARBURTON (John, Peter, George) was born about 1830 in Lycoming Co., (Now
Sullivan Co.), PA. He died about 1888 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible, in
possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930. George
sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton, son of
John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Jabez was married to Miss Sarah Ann Relfe on Jan 4, 1854 at his
brother Peter Warburton by Asel Clark, Justice of the Peace.
Census of 1860 Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warburton, Jabez 30 M Farmer 900 300 PA
Sarah 28 F England
Walter 6 M Wisc.
Albert 3 M Wisc.
John A. 3/12 M
Wisc.
Census of 1870 Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warburton, Jabez 40 M W Farmer 700 PA
Sarah 37 F W
Keeping House England
Walter 14 M W Wis.
Albert 12 M W Wis.
John 10 M W Wis.
Wesley 7 M W Wis.
James 5 M W Wis.
Frederick 2 M W Wis.
Census of 1880 Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warbton, Jabez W M 52 Farmer PA Eng Eng (as spelled in census)
Sarah A. W F 50 Wife
Keeping House Eng Eng Eng
Edward J. W M 20 Son
At Home WI
PA Eng
Thomas W. W M 19 Son
At Home WI
PA Eng
James C. W M 15 Son
At Home WI
PA Eng
Frederick C. W M 12 Son
At Home WI
PA Eng
Mary E. W F 7 Daug WI
PA Eng
Jabez's death date was based on the Census of 1910 (Sarah was
widowed 22 years.)
Jabez married Sarah Ann RELFE on 4
Jan 1854 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI. Sarah was born in Sep 1831 in England. She died after 1910.
Census of 1900 Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warburton, Sarah Head W F Sept 1831 68 Wd Eng Eng Eng 7-children
7-living
Fred Son W M
Sept 1868 31 S Wis. PA Eng
Lizzie M. Daug W F
Apr 1874 26 S Wis
PA Eng
Census of 1910 Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI
Warburton, Fred Head M W 41 WI PA Eng
Sarah Mother F W
78 Wd-22 7 children 7 living England
Elizabeth M. Sister F W
36 WI PA Eng
They had the following children.
55 M i. Walter
WARBURTON was born about 1854 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
56 M ii. Albert
WARBURTON was born about 1857 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
Census of 1880 Twp. 97 Range 52 Turner County, Dakota Territory
Warburton, Albert E. W M 22 Servant Farm Laborer WI OH NY
Source: Heritage Quest Census of 1910 Carroll Twp., Texas
Co., MO
Warburton, Albert E. M W 52
single Born in WI parents both born in England
Ralph (Nephew)
M W 26 Single SD Wis. Iowa
Census of 1920 Carroll Twp., Texas Co., MO
Warburton, Albert E. 63 Single WI WI Eng.
Ralph
26 Single SD WI SD
57 M iii. John
Edward WARBURTON was born about Mar 1860 in Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI.
58 M iv. Wesley
Thomas WARBURTON was born about 1862 in Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI.
59 M v. James
C. WARBURTON was born about 1865 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
60 M vi. Frederick
C. WARBURTON was born in Sep 1868 in Plymouth,
Sheboygan Co., WI.
61 F vii. Elizabeth
Mary WARBURTON was born in Apr 1874 in Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI.
Fifth Generation
28. Charles
Mullen WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born about 1831
in Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA.
Census of 1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, C. 39 M W Farmer 1500 700 PA
Kordelia 38 F W
Keeping House PA
Morris A. 8 M W PA
Harris M. 10 M W PA
Mary Hannah 3 F W PA
Census of 1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Charles WARBURTON Self M Male W 49 PA Farmer ENG PA
Estella WARBURTON Wife M Female W 27 MA Keeping House MA MA
Morris M. WARBURTON Son S
Male W 19 PA At Home PA PA
Mary WARBURTON Dau S
Female W 15 PA At Home PA PA
Ella WARBURTON Dau S
Female W 2 PA At Home PA PA
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Marriage Notes for CHARLES WARBURTON and CORDELIA KNAPP:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/families/bramarr6.htm
shows:
Bradford Co., PA, Marriages from 1840 through 1869, as printed
by the Rev. Edward C. Hoagland in his Twigs from Family Trees, 1940. These records
were taken from two Bradford
County newspapers - the
"Bradford Porter" and the "Bradford Reporter". Thanks to
John Hoff of Oklahoma
for providing this to the Tri-County Local History Site.
"Warburton, Charles M., of Fox Twp., Sullivan County,
Knapp, Cordelia M., of LeRaysville, Bradford County, PA, m. April 29,
1859."
Charles married Cordelia M. KNAPP,
daughter of Aaron KNAPP and Mary (____), on 29 Apr 1859 in Bradford
Co., PA. Cordelia was born on 5 Dec 1831 in Leroy Township, Bradford Co., PA.
She died on 5 Aug 1870 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She was buried in
Leroy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
Census of 1850 LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA
Knapp Aaron 62 M 3000
Farmer NY 117 71
Knapp Mary 52 F NY 117
71
Knapp William 24 M Farmer
PA 117 71
Knapp Ann E. 20 F PA 117
71
Knapp Cordelia 18 F PA 117 71
Knapp Edwin A. 14 M PA 117 71
LeRoy Cemetery Transcription, Bradford Co., PA
Warburton, Cordelia M. 12-5-1831 - 8-5-1870 [38yr8mo] w/o
Charles
They had the following children.
62 M i. Harris
M. WARBURTON was born about 1860.
63 M ii. Morris
M. WARBURTON was born about 1861 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
64 F iii. Mary
Hannah WARBURTON was born about 1866 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Charles also married Estella (____) about 1873. Estella was
born about 1853 in Mass..
They had the following children.
65 F iv. Ella
WARBURTON was born about 1878 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
29. Angeline
WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born on 5 Jun 1833 in
Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA. She died on 7 Sep 1905.
Census of 1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan co., PA
Brown, Angeline 27 F Farmer PA
Charles B. 4
M PA
Listen M.
1 M PA
Source: the Wilbur Family Collection;
Picture- Psalm Book of Angeline (Warburton) Brown (1833-1905)
A Gift from Mary Mullan January 29, 1853
Angeline was the daughter of John M. Warburton and Hannah Clara
Mullan
The gift donor was likely her Aunt Mary (Grange) Mullan, wife of
William Mullan, who did live in nearby Elkland Township.
William and Angeline's mother, Hannah Clara (Mullan) (Warburton) Battin, were
siblings
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Angiline, age 17, b. PA.
1860 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Angeline,
age 27, Farmer, b. PA.
1870 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Angeline, age
37, b. PA. (Also living with her and 2nd husband were her two children from
first marriage).
1880 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Angeline,
wife, age 47, b. PA., father b. England,
mother b. PA.
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Angeline,
mother, b. 1/1833, PA., age 67, married 33 years, 5 children born, 4 children
living, father b. England, mother b. PA.
Craddick Branches shows Angeline b. June 5, 1833, PA and d.
September 7, 1905, PA.
Angeline married William BROWN, son of
Aaron BROWN and Anna LUCE, on 24 May 1855 in Fox
Township, Sullivan Co., PA. William was born on 12 Apr 1830 in Fox Township,
Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 1 Nov 1859.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
On September 2002, Richard Bedford's Diary of Marriages was
transcribed by Tina Pastusic. She shows: "Sullivan County State of
Pennsylvania
Be it remembered that at Fox in County aforesaid on the 24th day
of May A.D. 1855 WILLIAM BROWN of Elkland in county aforesaid and ANGELINE
WARBURTON of Fox aforesaid were duly joined in marriage by me.
Richard Bedford Minister of the Gospel"
"Sullivan
County Democrat" 9
June 1855
William BROWN, of Elkland married Miss Angeline WARBURTON, of
Fox, in Fox on the 24th last, by Rev. R. BEDFORD"
They had the following children.
+ 66 M i. Charles
Bertiss BROWN was born on 20 Apr 1856. He died on 22 May 1934.
+ 67 M ii. Listen
M. BROWN was born in May 1858. He died in 1936.
Angeline also married Reuben D. WILBUR, son of Joseph WILBUR and Nancy (____), on 17 Mar 1867 in Fox
Township, Sullivan Co., PA. Reuben was born in Feb 1834.
Source - The Wilbur Family History
<http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~pasulliv/settlers/settlers52/settlers52.htm>;
Reuben-Rheuben D. Wilber, born Feb 1834 in Pennsylvania. He was the son of 16. Joseph
Wilber and 17. Nancy
_______. He married 9. Angeline Warburton 17 Mar 1867 in Fox Twp, Sullivan Co, Pennsylvania.
9. Angeline Warburton, born 05 Jun 1833 in Pennsylvania; died 07 Sep 1905. She was the
daughter of 18. John M. Warburton and 19. Hannah Clara Mullan
["Mullen"].
Children of Reuben-Rheuben Wilber and Angeline Warburton are:
4 i. Lewis N. Wilber, born 23 Feb 1868 in Lycoming Co,
Pennsylvania; died 05 Mar 1934; married Lillian H. Shaver 20 Aug 1899 in
Hillsgrove, Sullivan Co, Pennsylvania.
ii. Jennie-Angeline Wilber, born May 1870 in Pennsylvania.
They had the following children.
+ 68 M iii. Lewis
N. WILBUR was born on 23 Feb 1868. He died on 5 Mar 1934.
69 F iv. Jennie
Angeline WILBUR was born in May 1870 in PA.
30. James
Allen WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born about 1835 in
Lycoming Co., (Now Sullivan Co.), PA. He died in 1907. He was buried in Stone
Heap Cemetery, Franklin Twp, Lycoming Co, PA.
Census of 1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, James 24 M Farmer PA
Ruth 19 F PA
Hannah 15 F PA
George 13 M PA
Lyman 8 PA
Sevellan 4 PA
"The below 1870 thru 1900 census information and Veterans
Schedule information is from Joyce Ingerson files."
Email from Joyce Ingerson dated June 26, 2006:
James A. Warburton 1835-1907
Franklin Bethel / Stone Heap Cemetery Franklin, Lycoming,
Pennsylvania Lot 109 Lycoming County Genealogical Society Cemetery Book, Vol.
2, page 160.
Military: Union Army Co I 187th PA Inf
Served In Civil War
1870 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania
>Lycoming > Franklin
Enumerated 21 Jun 1870
Head of household: James A Warburton
Age: 35 Occupation: Farmer
Race: white Gender: male
Value of real estate: 800
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Father of foreign birth
Others in home:
Ruth, age 27, born in PA:
Effie J, age 6, born in PA;
Robert E, age 2, born in PA;
Converse I, age 5/12, born in PA
Post Office: Lairdsville
1880 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Lycoming > Penn >
District 56
Enumerated 1 Jun 1880
James Warburton Age: 44
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Father's birthplace: PA (corrected to England) Mother's birthplace: PA
Race: White Occupation: Farmer Gender: Male
Others in home:
Ruth D, wife, age 38,
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Father's birthplace: PA
Mother's birthplace: PA
Race: White
Others in home:
Robert E, age 12, born in PA;
Hannah E, age 8, born in PA;
Esther A, age 5, born in PA;
William H, age 2, born in PA
1890 Veterans Schedules Record
Veteran's name: James A Warburton
Year enlisted: 1864 Year discharged: 1865
Rank: Private
Company: I
Regiment : 187
Length of service: 1 year and 6 months
1900 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Lycoming > Penn >
District 67
Enumerated 5 Jun 1900
James Warburton
Age: 64, married 42 years
Estimated birth year: 1836 Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Father's birthplace: PA (corrected to England)
Mother's birthplace: PA
Race: White
Occupation: farmer, owns property
Spouse: Ruth D, wife, born Jan 1842, age 58, 10 children, 6
alive:
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Father's birthplace: PA Mother's birthplace: PA
Race: White
Others in home:
Clara M, daughter, born Aug 1881, in PA;
Burgess, son, born Sep 1886, age 13, day laborer, born in PA;
Herman Flick, grandson, born Jan 1892, age 8, born in PA, at
school
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, James,
age 12, b. PA.
1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
James, age 24, farmer, b. PA.
1870 Franklin
Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton, James A., head, age 35, farmer,
b. PA.
1880 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton, James,
age 44, farmer, b. PA., father b. PA (Probably England), mother b. PA.
1900 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton, James,
age 64, farmer, b. PA., married 42 years, father b. PA (Probably England), mother
b. PA.
James married Ruth D. SWISHER,
daughter of William SWISHER and Margaret WELLIVER, about 1858. Ruth was born in
Jan 1842 in PA. She died in 1912. She was buried in Stone Heap Cemetery,
Franklin Twp, Lycoming Co, PA.
Ruth D Swisher Warburton was enumerated X2 in 1910 US Census
within homes of her two sons, with considerable distance between them.
1910 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania
> Union > Mifflinburg Boro > District
170
Enumerated 23 Apr 1910
James B Warburton
Age in 1910: 23
Estimated birth year: about 1887
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Occupation: Laborer
Marital Status: Married within calendar year
Others in home:
Hallie E, age 21, wife, married X1 within calendar year
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White ;
Ruth D, mother, age 65, widowed, 10 children, six alive
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
& next
1910 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Lycoming > Penn Twp
> District 65
Enumerated 7&9 May 1910
Robert Warburton
Age in 1910: 42, Married X1, 17 years
Estimated birth year: about 1868
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male
Occupation: Farmer, owns farm
Spouse: Fannie, wife, age 36, married X1, 17 years, 5 children,
5 alive;
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Others in home:
Harry, son, age 16, born in PA;
Lee, son, age 14, born in PA;
Emma, daughter, age 12, born in PA;
Ruth, daughter, age 9, born in PA;
Ralph, son, age 4, born in PA;
Ruth, mother, age 68, 10 children, 6 alive.
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Ruth Warburton
1842-1912
Franklin Bethel / Stone Heap
<http://www.ancestry.com/facts/heap-family-history.ashx> Cemetery
Franklin, Lycoming,
Pennsylvania
Lot 109
Lycoming County Genealogical Society Cemetery
Book
Vol. 2, page 160
They had the following children.
70 F i. C.
Elnora WARBURTON was born on 13 Mar 1860 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co.,
PA.
71 F ii. Melissa
WARBURTON was born on 3 May 1862.
72 F iii. Ellie
Jane WARBURTON was born on 14 Dec 1864.
73 M iv. John
WARBURTON was born in May 1867.
+ 74 M v. Robert
Edgar WARBURTON was born in Jul 1868.
75 M vi. Calvin
D. WARBURTON was born on 7 Jan 1870.
76 F vii. Hannah
E. WARBURTON was born on 14 Oct 1871.
Hannah married Harvey Ellsworth PHILLIPS
on 23 Jun 1877 in Sullivan Co., PA.
+ 77 F viii. Esther
Adella WARBURTON was born on 19 Mar 1874.
78 M ix. William
Henry WARBURTON was born on 19 Sep 1877. He died in 1958. He was buried in Forest Hill United Methodist
Church Cemetery,
Forest Hill, Union County, Pennsylvania.
William married Edna H. KLINGMAN. Edna was born in 1885 in
Union Co., PA. She died in 1959 in PA. She was buried in Forest
Hill United
Methodist Church
Cemetery, Forest Hill, Union County, Pennsylvania.
79 F x. Clara
Mabel WARBURTON was born on 14 Aug 1881.
1900 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Lycoming > Penn >
District 67
Enumerated 5 Jun 1900
James Warburton
Age: 64, married 42 years
Estimated birth year: 1836
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Father's birthplace: PA (corrected to England)
Mother's birthplace: PA
Race: White
Occupation: farmer, owns property
Spouse: Ruth D, wife, born Jan 1842, age 58, 10 children, 6
alive:
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Father's birthplace: PA
Mother's birthplace: PA
Race: White
Others in home:
Clara M, daughter, born Aug 1881, in PA;
Burgess, son, born Sep 1886, age 13, day laborer, born in
PA;
Herman Flick, grandson, born Jan 1892, age 8, born in PA,
at school
Clara married Howard Monroe KEPNER about 1910.
+ 80 M xi. James
Burgess WARBURTON was born on 21 Sep 1886. He died on 17 Apr 1901.
31. Elizabeth
Ann WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born in Nov 1837 in
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Census of 1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA;
William W. BOYLES Self M Male W 45 PA Farmer Laborer PA PA
Elizabeth BOYLES Wife M Female W 42 PA Keeping House ENG PA
Rosmond H. BOYLES Dau S Female W 19 PA At Home PA PA
Sirus A. BOYLES Son S Male W 12 PA At Home PA PA
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Elisabeth Ann, age 10, b. PA.
1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows Eliza A.
Boyles, age 22, b. PA.
1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows Elizabeth
Boyles, age 32, b. PA.
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows Elizabeth
Boyles, age 42, b. PA., Father b. England, Mother b. PA. 1900 Elkland Twp.,
Sullivan Co., PA census shows Elizabeth Boyles, b. November 1837, Widower, b.
PA, two children, both living, father b. England, mother b. PA.
Elizabeth
married William W. BOYLES, son
of John BOYLES and Avis KING, on 30 Dec 1858 in Fox
Township, Sullivan Co., PA. William was born in 1835 in Elkland Township,
Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 25 May 1898. He was buried on 28 May 1898 in
Pleasant Slope Cemetery, Estella, Sullivan Co, PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
From "The Sullivan Review" 26 May 1898:
"Estella - William W. Boyle, postmaster at Estella, died
May 28th*, aged 63 years. Funeral on Sat., interment at
Pleasant Slope
Cemetery, Estella. He
leaves a wife and two children, a brother and sister to mourn his demise."
*Possibly 25th, due to paper was printed 26th - couldn't have
died two days after paper printed...
Probably died 25th and buried 28th. L.P.
On September 2002, Richard Bedford's Diary of Marriages was
transcribed by Tina Pastusic. She shows:
"Sullivan
County
State of Pennsylvania
Be it remembered that at Fox Township
in county aforesaid on 30th day of Dec. A.D. 1858 WILLIAM W. BOYLES of Elkland
foresaid county and ELIZABETH A. WARBURTON of Fox aforesaid were duly joined in
marriage by me.
Richard Bedford
Minister of the Gospel
Campbellville Jan. 3, 1859"
They had the following children.
+ 81 F i. Hannah
Rosamond BOYLES was born about 1860. She died in 1939.
82 M ii. Cyrus
A. BOYLES was born in Mar 1868 in PA. He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery,
Elkland Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
32. Alfred
J. WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born on 4 Mar 1841 in
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 20 Feb 1885 in Elkland
Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co.,
PA.
Census of 1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, A. 30 M W Farmer PA
Margaret A. 22 F W PA
Willie 2 M W PA
George T. 1 M W PA
Census of 1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Alfred WARBURTON Self M Male W 39 PA Farmer ENG PA
Margaret WARBURTON Wife M Female W 33 PA Keeping House PA PA
Wilber WARBURTON Son
S Male W 12 PA At Home PA PA
John WARBURTON Son
S Male W 8 PA At Home PA PA
George WARBURTON Son
S Male W 11 PA At Home PA PA
Cara A. WARBURTON Dau S
Female W 6 PA At Home PA PA
Gordon WARBURTON Son
S Male W 1 PA PA PA
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, Alfred J. March
4, 1841 February 20, 1885 Co. B 58 Regt.
PA Vol.;
Same stone as Margaret M. Christman Warburton
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Alfred,
age 8, b. PA.
1860 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Alfred
J., age 20, b. PA.
1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, A.,
age 30, b. PA, Farmer.
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Alfred, age 39, Farmer, b. PA, father b. England, mother b. PA.
On August 16, 2002, The Hillsgrove Cemetery, Hillsgrove Township,
Sullivan County, PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains. PA. She shows:
"Warburton, Alfred J., b. March 4, 1841, d. February 20, 1885. Co. B 58
Rect. PA Vol.; Same stone as Margaret M. Christman Warburton."
From "The Sullivan Review", March 5, 1885
"Alfred J. Warburton, of Elkland, died on Friday, February
20, from the effects of a disease contracted while a soldier in the army. His
remains were followed to the grave by the members of Forksville Post, G. A. R.,
of which he was an honorable member. He was 42 years of age."
Civil War Pension Index: General Index to Pension Files,
1861-1934 shows Alfred J. Warburton, PA, widow - Margaret Warburton.
Source: Pennsylvania
State Archives;
Warburton, Alfred J. Co. B 58th Infantry, M.I. 10/18/61 at Philadelphia &
discharged 4/8/63. Age at enrollment 21. Discharged for disability.
Alfred married Margaret Ann CHRISTMAN,
daughter of George CHRISTMAN and Rachael GREEN, in 1867. Margaret was born
on 16 Dec 1847. She died on 11 Apr 1933 in Sullivan Co., PA. She was buried in
Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Census of 1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, Margaret W F Dec 1848 51 Widow PA PA PA
Gordon W M
May 1879 21 Single PA PA PA
Ada W F Sep 1884 15 Single
PA PA PA
Census of 1910 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, Margaret W F 63 Widow
Ada M. W F 25 Single
Pauline Granddaughter F W
6 Single PA PA PA
Kane, Arthur Boarder W M 27 Single PA PA PA
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, Margaret M. Christman December
16, 1847 April 11, 1933
Same stone as Alfred J. Warburton
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 Plunketts Creek Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Chrisman, Margaret Ann, age 2, b. PA.
1860 Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Crismond,
Margaret A., age 13, b. PA.
1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Margaret A., age 22, b. PA.
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Margaret, 33, b. PA, parents b. PA.
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Margaret, b. 12/1848, Widowed, Farmer, b. PA, parents b. PA.
1910 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Margaret, head, age 63, b. PA. widowed,
parents b. PA. (Living with Margaret was a 6 yr old
granddaughter named Pauline).
1920 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Margaret, servant, age 72, b. PA, widowed.
(Living with Rush R. McCarty family).
1930 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Margaret A., age 83, married at age 19, b. PA., Mother-in-law to Samuel S.
Norton.
They had the following children.
+ 83 M i. Wilbur
WARBURTON was born about 1868.
+ 84 M ii. George
T. WARBURTON was born on 7 May 1869.
85 M iii. John
WARBURTON was born about 1872 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
+ 86 F iv. Adelia
Clara WARBURTON was born in Jan 1874. She died in 1928.
+ 87 M v. Gordon
E. WARBURTON was born on 23 May 1879. He died in Jul 1963.
88 F vi. Ada
M. WARBURTON was born on 25 Sep 1884 in Sullivan Co., PA. She died on 14
May 1973 in Forksville, Sullivan Co., PA. She was buried in Greenwood Cem.,
Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Warburton, Ada,
Dau., b. 9/1884, PA.
1910 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Warburton, Ada
M., daughter, age 25, b.
PA., single, housekeeper-private family.
1920 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Norton, Ada, wife, age 35, b. PA.
On August 19, 2001, the Greenwood Cemetery,
Elkland Twp., Sullivan County, PA was
Transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA. She shows:
"Norton, Ada
M., b. 1884, d. 1973."
Ada
married Samuel Stanley NORTON,
son of John W. NORTON and Rachael BIDDLE.
Samuel was born on 18 Jun 1887 in Sullivan Co., PA. He died in Sep 1980 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He was buried in Greenwood Cem., Elkland
Twp., Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Norton,
Samuel S., son, b. 6/1887, PA.
1920 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Norton,
Samuel, head, age 32, farmer, b.
PA.
On August 19, 2001, the Greenwood Cemetery,
Elkland Twp., Sullivan County, PA was
Transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA. She shows:
"Norton, Samuel S., b. 1887, d. 1980."
33. Martha
Jane WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born in Jun 1845 in
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She died on 16 Jul 1910 in San Diego,
San Diego Co., Ca.
Martha married John P. PORTER, son of
Latney PORTER and Sophronia BROWN, on 2 Sep 1867 in Bradford Co.,
PA. John was born on 14 Jun 1845 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on
26 Oct 1917 in San Diego, San Diego Co., Ca. He was buried in Los Angeles National
Cemetery, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co, CA.
Military: Union Army Co B 58th PA Inf
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Mark T. Kunzman shows b. June 14, 1845.
The following information is from "Descendants of John T.
Wilcox", by R. J. Porter, September 10, 2005 and can be found at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~pasulliv/settlers/settlers41/settlers41.htm
PROGRESSIVE MEN OF SOUTHERN IDAHO
- Pages 195-7
JOHN P. PORTER - Not only a pioneer of pioneers of Bingham
county, Idaho, but also one who fully demonstrated his patriotism and loyalty
to his country by serving faithfully as a soldier in the great Civil war, and
who is now pleasantly and prosperously located near Blackfoot, Idaho, John P.
Porter is certainly entitled to something more than a mere mention in any
volume treating of the progressive and representative men of the state. He was
born on June 14, 1844, in the rough coal-mining county
of Sullivan, Pa., being a son of Latney and Sophronia
(Brown) Porter. The father, a son of William Porter, was born in 1806, in the
state of New York, and in early life came to Sullivan county, Pa., then thickly
covered with forest, and, being an energetic and public spirited individual, he
was not only engaged in extensive farming and lumbering operations, but was
prominent in the Whig and Republican parties of his place and period. The
mother of our subject was a native of Massachusetts,
and she is still living in vigorous mental and physical health at the age of
seventy-eight years, on the old Sullivan county homestead, being the mother of
twelve children. John P. Porter was reared amid the primitive scenes and
occupations connected with the establishment of civilization in the county of
his birth, and was but sixteen years of age when the President's message,
calling for volunteers to aid in the great struggle of the civil war, flashed
over the wires of the country, and with patriotic fervor he at once enlisted,
becoming a member of Company B, Fifty-eighth Infantry, serving three most
momentous years in the historic Army of the Potomac, one year with the
Eighteenth Army Corps, and being in many engagements and bloody battles, among
them that historic one of Cold Harbor, and the bloody attack upon Petersburg,
where his corps was the first in action and was also the first to plant the
Union flag on Fort Harrison after its capture. In this engagement Mr. Porter
was in the greatest Danger his whole military life. On June 24th, just at the
close of the two hours' time in which the artillery were shelling the works at
Petersburg, and while the troops were lying on the ground waiting for the
signal to advance, he heard a sound, and, looking up, saw that the Confederates
had charged in force and were within twenty feet of him. In the struggle which
ensued two Confederates dropped dead at his head and one at his feet, but he
escaped uninjured. After his honorable muster-out of service at the close of
the war, Mr. Porter returned to Pennsylvania and there conducted farming and
lumbering operations until 1869, when he made the first step in his westward
course by going to Iowa, thirty months thereafter proceeding to Minnesota,
where he remained one winter and then returned to Pennsylvania. Three years
later he emigrated to Nebraska for one year's
residence, becoming a citizen of Saline for one year, and from that state went
to Kansas and after two years started westward
across the plains with an ox team and two cows, his destination being Washington Territory.
Upon arriving at the beautiful Blackfoot River in Idaho in July,
1880, he was so pleased with the place and its surroundings, and the
opportunities presented, that he here took up a homestead of 160 acres, engaged
in farming and stock raising, being the pioneer agriculturist in several
departments of that great industry, for he was the first to dig an irrigating
ditch, the first to cultivate crops and was among the very first to plant fruit
trees on the west side of the Snake River. From the very date of his arrival at
this place Mr. Porter has been a forceful factor in everything that tends to
the development of this section of the county and has been, as a consequence of
his energetic and discriminating efforts, most highly prospered, also gaining
and retaining the esteem and confidence of his associates and acquaintances. In
the circles of the Republican Party he is known as an energetic worker, and he
is also prominently connected with the Grand Army of the Republic organization.
On September 2, 1867, Mr. Porter married with Miss Martha J. Warburton, also a
native of Sullivan county, Pa., and a daughter of John and Hannah (Mullen)
Warburton, her father being a native of Liverpool, England, coming to
Pennsylvania at the age of eleven years, there passing his entire subsequent
life as an energetic business operator and an active Republican politician. Mr.
and Mrs. Porter had seven children, of whom Lillian E. and Walter E. are
living, and the following are deceased: Estella, who is buried in Pennsylvania;
America, who died in Iowa; an infant who passed away in Pennsylvania; Minor,
who died in Kansas; Lowell, who is buried at Blackfoot, Idaho. This memoir will
be, perhaps, best completed by giving a detailed account of some of the
experiences in battle that were the lot of Mr. Porter during his service in the
Civil war. They will speak most vividly to the people of the present generation
of the perils encountered in the struggle to preserve the integrity of the Union and inculcate lessons of patriotism. The first two
years of Mr. Porter's military life were passed in Virginia
and North Carolina.
His regiment then moved north and participated in many bloody
battles and engagements, among them that of Cold Harbor,
where they were encamped on the field. They landed at Fortress Monroe on the
morning of (9 Mar 1862) the day when the Monitor and the Merrimac met in their
historic encounter. Going to Norfolk,
they assisted in the capture of that city. Then they were at Suffolk, where they were quartered for the
most part of the winter of 1862-3. In the spring of 1863 they were sent to
Newbern and on to Washington,
NC, in this latter place passing
the winter of 1863-4. They were assigned to the Eighteenth Army Corps in the
spring of 1864, joined General Butler, and were participants in the attack on Richmond which, on account
of the dense fog, failed of success. On June 3, 1984, occurred the momentous
battle of Cold Harbor, in which they took
effective part and Mr. Porter was in great danger. On June 3d, behind the
Rebels' breastworks, at break of day a charge was made, and, after being
captured twice by the enemy and three times by Northern forces, Mr. Porter was
struck twice by bullets, one on the arm and once on the leg, but not severely
injured by either ball. He lay under fire behind the works among the dead from
morning until night with his head resting against one dead man's legs, lying
across another body, while another's head pressed against his side. On the 14th
of June he was again in Petersburg and on June
24th, while on picket duty, between Appomattox
and the Waldon Railroad, the Rebel shells played on them for two hours and then
the Confederates charged in force. Mr. Porter looking up from the trench
discovered the Rebels within twenty feet of him. He fell back, fired his gun at
them, and in the struggle that ensued one man dropped dead across his feet, two
Rebels dropped over the breastwork close by the head of Mr. Porter, and fired several
shots so close to him that he could have pushed his finger into the muzzle of
their guns. Later, Mr. Porter was sent to gather up prisoners and was detailed
as guard in front of the breastworks. In climbing over the breastworks in
fulfillment of his duty, then a very dangerous undertaking, he first put his
canteen and haversack over, and, stepping back a few paces, he made a running
jump and landed safely on the other side, but at the spot where he went over
many bullets struck. Landing in a field of grain, after lying for a few moments
he crawled away through the grain and took up his outpost duty, which he safely
carried out. On the last day of September, at Fort Harrison,
his brother, Miner F. Porter, was so severely injured by a shot that he died
that evening. On October 17, 1864, Mr. Porter was mustered out and returned
home. Two more brothers, Charles and Daniel, were in service, making four
gallant soldiers for the Union from this one
family."
They had the following children.
89 F i. Lillian
Elsie PORTER was born on 17 Jun 1872 in Iowa. She died after 1930.
90 M ii. Walter
E. PORTER was born on 28 Apr 1875 in Sullivan Co., PA. He died after 1900
in Rose, Bingham Co., Idaho.
91 F iii. Estella
PORTER was born about 1876 in Sullivan Co., PA. She died about 1877 in PA.
92 F iv. America
PORTER was born about Jun 1878 in Iowa.
She died about 1878 in Iowa.
93 v. Infant
PORTER was born in 1879 in PA. Infant died in 1879 in PA.
94 M vi. Minor
PORTER was born about Jan 1880 in KS. He died in KS.
95 M vii. Lowell
PORTER was born after Jul 1880 in Cheyenne, Laramie County, Wyoming.
He died in Blackfoot, Bingham Co., Idaho.
34. Cyrus
Sadler WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born in 1845 in
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died in 1912. He was buried in
Hillcrest Cemetery, Sonestown, Sullivan Co., PA.
Census of 1880 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warbleton, Sadler W M 34 Farmer PA PA PA (Corrected to
Warburton)
Adaline W F 27
Wife PA PA PA
Francis W M
5 Son PA PA PA
William W M 2 Son PA PA PA
Census of 1910 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, Sadler M W 65 M1-41 PA Eng PA
Adie F W 58
M1-41 4-children 2-living PA PA PA
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Cyrus,
age 5, b. PA.
1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Sirus S., age 15, b. PA. (Shows living with James Warburton family-his
brother).
1870 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Syrus,
age 25, b. PA.
1880 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warbleton,
Sadler, age 34, Farmer, b. PA.
1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Cyril, b. 3/1846, PA., Farmer, married 31 years.
Hillcrest Cemetery, Sonestown,
PA
Warburton, Cyrus S. 1845-1912
Cyrus married Adaline M. BOYLES,
daughter of John BOYLES and Avis KING, about 1869. Adaline was born
in Aug 1851 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She died in 1919. She was
buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, Sonestown, Sullivan Co., PA.
Hillcrest Cemetery Sonestown,
PA
Warburton, Addie M. 1851-1919 Wife of Cyrus S. Warburton
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Boyles,
Adaline, age 8, b. PA.
1870 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Adaline, age 18, Servant, b. PA. (Appears to be wife of Syrus (Cyrus) living
same with same family and probable daughter Hannah, age 3/12, b. PA).
1880 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warbleton,
Adaline, Wife, age 27, b. PA.
1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Adda, Wife, b. 8/1851, PA, married 31 years, 4 children born, 2 children
living.
They had the following children.
96 F i. Hannah
WARBURTON was born about Mar 1870 in PA. She died before 1900.
97 M ii. Francis
R. WARBURTON was born in Oct 1874 in PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1880 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Warbleton, Francis, Son, age 5, b. PA.
1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Warburton, Francis E., Son, b. 10/1874,
PA.
In an email message from Connie
LeGraga on January 28, 2004 she indicates that Francis' middle
Initial was R.
+ 98 M iii. Lewis
WARBURTON was born in Dec 1877.
99 M iv. William
WARBURTON was born about 1878 in PA. He died before 1900.
+ 100 F v. Mae
Bertha WARBURTON was born in 1885. She died in 1970.
35. Walter
E. WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born on 30 Mar 1849
in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 27 Aug 1898 in Estella,
Sullivan Co., PA. He was buried on 30 Aug 1898 in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan
Co., PA.
Census of 1880 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, Walter W M 31 Farmer PA Eng PA
Clara 28 W
F Keeping house PA PA PA
Malissa 1/12 W F PA
Sarah E. 54 W
F Mother-in-law PA
Elmira D. 11 W
F PA
Charles 3 W M Nephew PA
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, Walter E.
March 30, 1949 August 27, 1898
Same stone as Clara Warburton
Sullivan Review: 1 Sept. 1898
Estella - Mr. Walter WARBURTON died on Saturday at his residence
on Elk Creek. Funeral and interment took place at Hillsgrove Aug. 30th.
Deceased was about 50 years and leaves a wife and two daughters.
Walter married Clara (____). Clara was
born on 13 Jul 1854. She died on 25 Oct 1927. She was buried in Hillsgrove
Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
census. Need confirming source. L.P.
In 1880 Fox Twp., Sullivan County, PA census, it shows living
with Walter and Clara Warburton, his mother-in-law Sarah E. Warburton, age 54,
b. PA, and Elnora S. Warburton, Sister-in-Law, age 11, b. PA.
Clarissa Porter's mothers name was Sarah, but the age doesn't match.
The possibility exists that perhaps Clarissa's father Nathan died (West Hill
Cemetery shows Nathan d. 1865), and Sarah married a Warburton.
Census of 1900 Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA
Warburton, Clara Head W F Jul 1854 45 Wd 2-2 PA PA PA
Melissa Daug W F May 1880 20 S
PA PA PA
Annie Daug W F
Oct 1888 11 S PA PA PA
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, Clara July 13, 1854 October 25, 1927
Same stone as Walter E. Warburton
They had the following children.
101 F i. Melissa
WARBURTON was born in May 1880 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Sullivan Review, Dushore,
PA
Published - 13 Dec 1894
Report of Lincoln Falls school for month ending December 3:
Whole number enrolled 35, percentage of attendance 89; those present every day
- Clarkson BROWN, Sidney OSLER, Willis COTT, Fred COTT, Edward WOODWARD, Jessie
ROGERS; missing one day, Fred ROGERS, Hannah COTT, Carrie HESS, Ada WARBURTON,
Ina OSLER. The following received 100 per cent in examination: History,
Clarence BROWN; 1st arithmetic, Hannah COTT, Melissa WARBURTON, Clarkson BROWN,
Edson PARDOE; 2nd Geography, Willie COTT, Edward WOODWARD, Clara BROWN, Ina
OSLER.
A.F.HESS - Teacher
+ 102 F ii. Anna
G. WARBURTON was born in Oct 1888. She died in 1950.
36. Austin
W. WARBURTON (John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born on 29 Dec 1852
in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died in 1927 in Sullivan Co., PA.
He was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Census of 1880 Franklin Twp., Lycoming Co., PA
Warburton, Austin W M 28 Farmer PA Eng PA
Alice L. W F 19 Wife PA PA PA
Carrie E. W F 11/12 June PA PA PA
Census of 1900 Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan co., PA
Warburton, Austin W M Dec 29 1852
47 M-21 PA England
PA
Lydia A. W F Dec 12 1860 39 M-21
3-3 PA PA PA
Carrie E. W F Jun
11 1879 20 PA PA PA
William A. W M Jan
4 1886 14 PA PA PA
Bertha G. W F Dec 29 1894 5 PA PA PA
Census of 1920 Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan Co., PA (Lumber Camp)
Warburton, Austin W M
67
Lydia
A. W F 59
Campbell, Mildred M. W F
7 (granddaughter)
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, Austin W. 1853-1927
Same stone as Alice L. Warburton
Source: The Wilber Estate Collection
Sullivan County Historical Society and Museum, Laporte, PA
Austin W. Warburton; Alice Lydia (______) Warburton, his wife;
and Carrie E. Warburton (June 11, 1879-March 14, 1943), their
daughter.
Austin
was the brother of Angeline Warburton whose second husband was Reuben D.
Wilber.
Austin married Lydia
Alice (____)
about 1878/1879. Lydia
was born on 12 Dec 1860. She died in 1925. She was buried in Hillsgrove
Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Hillsgrove
Cemetery:
Warburton, Alice L. 1861-1925
Same stone as Austin W. Warburton
They had the following children.
103 F i. Carrie
E. WARBURTON was born on 11 Jun 1879. She died on 14 Mar 1943. She was
buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
The Sullivan Review
March 25, 1943
Mrs. Carrie Warburton Boatman, widow of the late Thomas
Boatman of Proctor, died Sunday, March 14th at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Schuster Moon.
She is survived by her daughter, a sister, Mrs. Jessie
Kelley of Williamsport, and a brother, Arthur
Warburton of Sidney, Ohio; also six grandchildren.
Funeral services were held Wednesday morning at 10:30 at
the Union Church of which she was a member. Interment in the Hillsgrove cemetery.
Carrie married Thomas M. BOATMAN. Thomas died on 18 Apr
1941. He was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
104 M ii. William
A. WARBURTON was born on 4 Jan 1886 in PA.
105 F iii. Bertha
G. WARBURTON was born on 29 Dec 1894 in PA.
37. John
B. WARBURTON (Jesse, John, Peter, George) was born on 19 Nov 1833 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 24 Nov 1902 in Leroy Township,
Bradford Co., PA. He was buried in LeRoy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
Census of 1870 Granville Twp., Bradford Co., PA
Warburton, John B. M W 36 Farmer 2000 310 PA
Nancy F W 26
Keeping House PA
Eli C. M
W 6 PA
Mary E. F
W 5 PA
Frank T. M
W 4 PA
Lovina F
W 1 PA
Census of 1880 LeRoy, Bradford Co., Pa;
Warburton, J.B. W M 46 Farmer PA Eng Eng
Nancy W F 37
Wife PA PA PA
Eli C. W M 16 Son PA PA PA
Mary Elizabeth W F 15 Daug PA PA PA
Frank T. W M 13 Son PA PA PA
Lovina A. W F 11 Daug PA PA PA
G. Wilson W M
9 Son PA PA PA
Lydia J. W F 6 Daug PA PA PA
H. Calvin W M 4 Daug PA PA PA
Martha W F 2 Daug PA PA PA
Clara W F 3/12
Mar Daug PA PA PA
Census of 1900 LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA
Warburton, John B. Head
W M Nov 1833 66 M-33 PA Eng Eng
Nancy J. Wife
W F Jul 1843 56 M-33 10 children 9 living PA PA PA
Lovina Daug
W F Nov 1869 31 S PA PA PA
Calvin Son W M Apr 1876 24 S PA
PA PA
Martha Daug
W F Feb 1878 22 S PA PA PA
Greenfield, Lora GDaug W F Jun 1893 6 S PA PA PA
Charles GSon
W M Nov 1895 5 S PA
PA PA
LeRoy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA
Warburton Cordelia M. 12-5-1839 8-5-1870 [38yr8mo] w/o Charles
Warburton George W. T. 1848 1917
Warburton, Etta B. Foster 1863 1937
Warburton John B. 11-19-1833 11/24/1902
Nancy
1841 1918
Mary E. 2-24-1865 5-24-1899
Lovina 1929
Lydia
1931
1900 & 1907 directory of LeRoy
Warburton, Calvin H., r 5, farmer, son of John B.
Warburton, George W.T., off r 5, auditor, dairy 4 cows and
farmer 60
Warburton, John B., r 5, dairy 6 cows, farmer 69
Civil War Veterans of Bradford
County, PA
WARBURTON, John B. Born 19 Nov 1833 Died 24-Nov-02 Civil War USA
Pvt Co E, 57th Regt, PA Volunteer Infantry Lived in LeRoy, LeRoy
Twp, Bradford Co., PA
M.I. 9/28/64 at Troy, PA & Discharged 6/22/65 while in
Satterlee Hospital, West Philadelphia, in compliance with direction of War Dept
dated 5/3/65
Troy register
Twenty-second Year, #1036, Thursday, December 4, 1902
(Alba News) John Warburton, an old veteran, dropped dead in the
road near his home on Monday last. He had been in poor health for some time,
heart trouble being the cause of his death. He leaves a wife and nine children:
Eli, Frank, Wilson, Calvin, Lavina,
Lydia, Martha,
Mrs. Clara Carter, Mrs. Walter Knights. Funeral services were held on Thursday
last in Leroy Baptist church. Interment in LeRoy cemetery.
John married Nancy J. CONKLIN. Nancy was born in Jul 1843
in PA. She died on 27 Oct 1918 in LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA.
Death of Widows of Veterans
WARBURTON, Nancy J. 10/27/1918
of LeRoy Twp
Census of 1900 Granville Township, Bradford Co., PA
Fleming, David Head
M W 60 Wd PA NJ NY
Warburton, Nancy J. Cousin F W 59 Wd 10 children 4 living PA PA
PA
Lovina Cousin
F W 41 S PA NY PA
(Census has these persons living on Warburton Hill Road)
They had the following children.
+ 106 M i. Eli
C. WARBURTON was born in Jul 1863. He died in 1942.
+ 107 F ii. Mary
Elizabeth WARBURTON was born on 24 Feb 1865. She died on 24 May 1899.
108 M iii. Frank
T. WARBURTON was born about 1867 in PA. He died on 19 Apr 1944. He was
buried in Warburton Hill C, Sullivan Co., PA.
Bradford
County Marriage Records:
Frank T. Warburton to Carrie E. Coon age 25 & 20
Canton/LeRoy Parents;
John E. & Nancy J. Warburton Charles W. & Rose A. Coon 7/13/1892
Frank married Carrie E. COON, daughter of Charles W.
COON and Rose A. (____), on 13 Jul 1892 in Bradford
Co., PA. Carrie was born in 1871. She died on 19 Jan 1950 in Montclair, NJ.
She was buried in Warburton Hill Cemetery, Forks Twp, Sullivan Co, PA.
109 F iv. Lovina
A. WARBURTON was born in Nov 1868 in PA. She died in 1929. She was buried
in Leroy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
+ 110 M v. Wilson
G. WARBURTON was born about 1871. He died before 1957.
111 F vi. Lydia
J. WARBURTON was born in Oct 1873 in PA. She died in 1931. She was buried
in Leroy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
Census of 1900 Canton
Twp., Bradford Co., PA;
There is a Liddy Warburton born Oct 1873 in PA living with
the Fredrick Glockler family as domestic servant.
Census of 1920 LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA
Warburton, Lovina A. Head F W 51 Single
Lydia
J. Sister F W 46 Div.
+ 112 M vii. Calvin
Henry WARBURTON was born on 3 Apr 1876. He died in 1964.
113 F viii. Martha
B. WARBURTON was born in Feb 1878 in PA. She died on 29 May 1957 in Sayre
RPH, Bradford Co., PA. She was buried in Leroy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/tgr/1903marr.htm
Twenty-second Year, #104141, Thursday, December 31, 1903
"Leroy News) Charles Adams and Martha Warburton were
married Christmas at the home of the bride."
WARBURTON -MRS. MARTHA B. ADAMS, 78, of Troy,
Pa. died at Robert Packer
Hospital Wednesday
morning, May 29, 1957. Surviving are 1 sister, Mrs. Bion Thomas of Troy, RD1, 1 brother, Calvin Warburton of Canton, several nieces and
nephews. Body at Kleese Funeral Home,
services held Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Cyril Houstan of Alba Church,
officiating. Burial in Leroy Cemetery.
(Parents John and Nancy Conklin Warburton)
Tri
County Clippings- Troy
Gazette Register 1903
Typed by Pat MOTT Gobea
Twenty-second Year, #104141, Thursday, December 31, 1903
(Leroy News) Charles Adams and Martha Warburton were
married Christmas at the home of the bride.
Martha married Charles C. ADAMS on 25 Dec 1903 in LeRoy
Township, Bradford Co., PA. Charles was born in 1884. He died in 1940. He was
buried in Leroy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
LeRoy Cemetery Transcriptions from JoyceTice.com web page;
Adams Charles C. 1884 1940
Martha 1879 1957
THE DAILY REVIEW, TOWANDA,
PA. - JANUARY 2, 1941
CHRONOLOGY OF BRADFORD COUNTY EVENTS
DURING YEAR OF 1940
Typed by: Pat Raymond from a Scrapbook belonging to Joyce
M. Tice
Charles C. Adams, 54, Troy
+ 114 F ix. Clara
WARBURTON was born about Mar 1880. She died in 1945.
115 F x. Louise
WARBURTON was born on 23 Aug 1883 in West LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA. She died
on 3 Feb 1986 in Bradford Manor, Burlington, Bradford Co., PA. She was buried
in Alba Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
The following obituary is from:
http://www.joycetice.com/obitcemb/albaobitj.htm
WARBURTON -LOUISE KNIGHT THOMAS, 102 a resident of the
Bradford County Manor passed away Monday, Feb. 3, 1986 at the home. Mrs. Thomas
was a lifelong resident of Bradford
County, having lived in
Alba continuously from 1900 to 1976. She was born Aug. 25, 1883 in West LeRoy,
the daughter of John B. and Nancy Warburton. She was predeceased by nine
brothers and sisters. She was a charter member of the area chapter of the
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR). Surviving are three grand-nieces,
Mrs. Marjorie Sutton of Glendale, Arizona, Mrs. Dorothy Strudurick of New
Smyrna Beach, Fla. and Mrs.
Mildred Johnson of Apalachin, N.Y.;
one grand-nephew, Edwin J. Scott of Canton.
There will be no calling hours. A private interment service will be held in Alba Cemetery
at the convenience of the family. Arrangements are under the direction of the
Morse-Kleese Funeral Home, Canton.
- Towanda Daily Review
Census of 1900 Alba Boro, Canton Township, Bradford Co.,
PA;
Knight, Walter Head W M Jul 1875 24 M-0 PA PA NY
Louise
Wife Aug 1883 16 M-0 PA PA AP
Knight, Allen
Father Oct 1837 63 M-38 PA VT VT
Sarah L.
Mother Aug 1847 52 M-38 5 children 4 living NY NY NY
Lee
Brother May 1884 16 S PA PA NY
Census of 1920 Alba Boro, Canton Township, Bradford Co.,
PA;
Knights, Walter 44 PA
Louise 36 PA
Source: JoyceTice.com
Troy Register Alba News;
Twenty-first Year, #994, Thursday, February 13, 1902
Lydia Warburton is visiting her sister Louise Knights.
Twenty-first Year, #1003, Thursday, April 17, 1902
Andrus Case and Walter Knights removed the remains of Lydia Knights from the Troy
cemetery to Alba cemetery Thursday last week.
Austinville News:
Twenty-second Year, #104130, Thursday, October 15, 1903
Mrs. Frank Warberton and children of Sayre were visitors at
her sister’s, Mrs. Louise Knights.
Louise married Walter KNIGHTS, son of Allen KNIGHTS and Sarah L. (____),
about 1900. Walter was born in Jul 1875 in PA. He died in 1947. He was buried
in Alba Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
1907 Alba Boro Business Directory:
Knights, Sarah, h and lot, Troy
KNIGHTS, WALTER, farmer 72, dairy, Troy
Alba Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA
KNIGHTS, Allen 10/21/1888 – 11- -1901
KNIGHTS, Mother Sarah
KNIGHTS, Lydia
Daughter 10/30/1871 – 4/13/1888
KNIGHTS, Walter 1875 – 1947
KNIGHTS, Louise 1883 – 1986
38. Lovina
Ann WARBURTON (Jesse, John, Peter, George) was born in Jun 1839 in Elkland
Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Marriage Notes for LAVINA WARBURTON and OSCAR YOUNG:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/families/bramarr6.htm
shows:
Bradford Co., PA, Marriages from 1840 through 1869, as printed
by the Rev. Edward C. Hoagland in his Twigs from Family Trees, 1940. These
records were taken from two Bradford
County newspapers - the
"Bradford Porter" and the "Bradford Reporter". Thanks to
John Hoff of Oklahoma
for providing this to the Tri-County Local History Site. "Warburton, L. A.
of LeRoy, Bradford County, PA,
Young, Oscar F., of Alba, Bradford
County, PA. Married
on April 26, 1868."
Census of 1870 Alba Boro, Canton Co., PA;
Young, Oscar 26 Grocer 1200 1200 NY
L.A. 31 Keeping House 200 PA
L.E. 1 Female PA
Census of 1880 Alba Boro, Canton Co., PA;
Young, Oscar 36 Head 36 Grocer
NY NY NY
Lovina 41 Wife
Keeping House PA Eng Eng
Lydia 11 Daug PA NY PA
John 6 Son
PA NY PA
Young, Abram 62 Father Jeweler NY NY NY
Census of 1900 Alba Boro, Canton Co., PA;
Young, Lovina A. Head Jun 1839 60 Wd 3 children 2 living PA Eng
Eng
Sharlott Daug Sep
1880 19 S PA NY PA
1907 Alba Boro Business Directory;
Young, Lovina, widow Oscar F., dealer in groceries, 2 houses and
lots, Canton
Alba
Cemetery, located along
Route 14 in Alba Boro, Canton Township, Bradford Co., PA;
YOUNG, Lydia
wife of Abram 6/2/1870 aged 50 yr 9 m & 3 d
YOUNG, Oscar F. Died 1/24/1883 V. aged 39 yr.
YOUNG, Jonnie son of Abram & Lydia 1/1/1863 – 4 yrs. 7 mos.
YOUNG, Johnny C. son of Oscar & Lavina 9/24/1881 age 8 yrs.
YOUNG, Abram V.
Lovina married Oscar F. YOUNG, son of
Abram V. YOUNG and Lydia (____), on 26 Apr 1868. Oscar was
born about 1844 in NY. He died on 24 Jan 1883 in Alba, Bradford Co., PA. He was
buried in Alba Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
They had the following children.
116 F i. Lydia
E. YOUNG was born about 1869 in Alba, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: JoyceTice.com
Troy Register Austinville News;
Twenty-second Year, #104136, Thursday, November 26, 1903
Mrs. Lydia Hafflet of Sayre is visiting at her mother’s,
Mrs. Lovina Young’s.
Lydia
married Mr. HAFFLET.
117 M ii. John
C. YOUNG was born about 1873 in Alba, Bradford Co., PA. He died on 24 Sep
1881 in Alba, Bradford Co., PA. He was buried in Alba Cemetery, Bradford Co.,
PA.
118 F iii. Charlotte
YOUNG was born in Sep 1880 in Alba, Bradford Co., PA.
39. Samantha Ann
"Mary" WARBURTON (Jesse, John, Peter, George) was born in Jun
1841 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Census of 1870 LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA
Cranmer, G.W. 40 M W Farmer 600 250 PA
S.M. 28 F W
Keeping House PA
E.A. 6 F W PA
J.M. 4 M W PA
O.W. 1 M W PA
Census of 1880 LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA
Cranmer, G.W. W M 53 Farmer PA PA PA
S. Mary W F 38 Wife
PA Eng Eng
E. Ann W F 16 Daug
PA PA PA
Wilson W M 11 Son Works on Farm PA PA PA
Electa A. W F 8 Daug PA PA PA
Josiah W M
5 Son PA PA PA
Elnora W F 3 Daug PA PA PA
(Living next door is Samantha's brother G.W.T. Warburton &
John B. Warburton families.)
Census of 1900 LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA
Cranmer, Samantha M. Head W F June 1841 58 6 children 4 living
PA Eng Eng
(No one else living with Samantha, but living next door is
George W.T Warburton family.)
Samantha married George Waldo CRANMER,
son of Josiah M. CRANMER and Electa (____). George was born on 11 Jul
1826. He died on 28 Feb 1899 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: JoyceTice.com Tri-Counties Web Page;
From an old ledger of Jesse and Elizabeth Cranmer 1826 –1866,
1884 (Probably LeRoy, Pa. Area)
FAMILY RECORD OF CRANMER
Josiah M. Cranmer was born April 2nd, 1788 and died September
the 28th, 1852
Electa Cranmer was born March the 13th, 1790 and died May 19th,
1850 60 yr. 2 mo. 6 day.
CHILDREN OF JOSIAH AND ELECTA CRANMER
Hannah Bunnell Cranmer was born October the 18th, 1813 and died
January 21st, 1890
Sarah Caroline Cranmer (Van Dyke) was born July 30th, 1815 and
died Aug. 12, 1898
Nancy Mariah Cranmer (Harding) was born June 11th, 1818 and died
December 1877(near the 10th)
Electra Katherine was born April 20th, 1820
Samantha Matilda was born December 17th, 1823 and did October
4th, 1829
George Waldo Cranmer was born July 11th, 1826 and died Feb. 28th
1899
Mary Lucinda Cranmer was born October 6th, 1828
Ira born May 22nd, 1830 and died July 20th, 1832
Margaret Rosetta Cranmer was born April 3rd, 1833
ON BACK OF FRONT COVER
Mrs. Cranmer was born at Elk Creek in what was Lycoming County,
but now Sullivan. Moved with parents to Elkland at 6 months old and at 10 years
moved to LeRoy, in which township she has lived nearly all the time since.
Some of the names in the Ledger accounts are: Stephen Cook, John
Weston, George Kilmer, Ruth Fowler, George Chilson, Al Rockwell, Blackman,
George Irvine, Ira Fowler, John Black, John Tiwilager
Other notes scattered through pages.(Copied as they appear)
Brothers of Grandpa Brown
William
George,
John (Grandpa)
Ann Ellis
Mary Kellington of England is daughter of John Brown
Grandma’s family
Thomas(Ann? Sweeney) Mary Eliz (?aul)
Robert Blakely
William
George or John John William
James
Margaret died at sea
John dau. Caroline
Rose(?) bell Margaret’s dau.
1872 Gedde Warburton was born Liverpool Old England Mar. 21, 1808 Died Mar. 27th, 1872 aged
64 yr. 6d landed New York
Aug 3rd, 1816
Eliz. Warburton nee Brown was born Welton, Yorkshire Old England
Feb. 2nd 1808 d. Leroy, Pa.
May 9, aged 76 yr. 3 mo.7da.
Jesse M. Cranmer b. Apr. 17th 18?? D. Apr. 26th, 1871 When he
died he left 3 horses, 4 cows, 12 sheep (rest illegible) G.T. was 23 years old.
G.W. Cranmer was born Feb. 11th, 1826 died Feb. 28th , 1899 72
yrs. 7 mos, 17 da.
Hi Joyce - I am attaching some Cranmer genealogy that I found in
an old ledger from an auction. Not sure if it is of value to anyone. Will let
you
decide if you want to use it. Tried to copy it as accurately as
I could from pencil inscriptions. Hopefully-it will help someone.
Thanks
Kitty
Pierce Town
of Lindley Historian
They had the following children.
119 F i. E.
Ann CRANMER was born about 1864 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA.
120 M ii. J.
M. CRANMER was born about 1866 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA. He died before
1900.
121 M iii. O.
Wilson CRANMER was born about 1869 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA.
122 F iv. Electa "Lettie"
A. CRANMER was born about 1872 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: JoyceTice.com Tri-Counties Web Site
Marriages recorded in Bradford County:
Alden M. Fleming, age 48 of Granville to Lettie M. Cranmer,
age 20 of LeRoy married on 9/27/1892 Parents: Freigift & Mary A. Fleming
& George W. & Samantha M. Cranmer9/27/1892
Electa married Alden M. FLEMING, son of Freigift FLEMING
and Mary A. MIX, on 27 Sep 1892 in Bradford
Co., PA. Alden was born on 19 Apr 1842 in LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA.
Census of 1870 Granville
Flemming Alden 28 M farmer 400 100 PA 1
Susan 26 F housekeeper PA
Treat 2 M at home PA
123 M v. Josiah
CRANMER was born about 1875 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA.
124 F vi. Elnora
CRANMER was born about 1877 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA.
40. George
W.T. WARBURTON (Jesse, John, Peter, George) was born on 13 Nov 1849 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died in 1917 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA.
He was buried in LeRoy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
Census of 1880 LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA;
Warburton, G.W.T. W M 30 Farmer PA Eng Eng
Elizabeth W F 72
Mother Keeping House Eng Eng Eng
Crofut, Elsie W F 24
Does House PA PA PA
Biographies in Bradford
County History, by
Bradsby;
GEORGE W.T. WARBURTON, farmer, LeRoy township, P.O. LeRoy, was
born in Elkland, Sullivan Co., Pa., November 13, 1849, a son of Jesse and Elizabeth
(Brown) Warburton, the former a native of Liverpool, England, and the latter of
Wilton, same country. They came to this country in 1816, locating in Sullivan County,
but removed to Bradford
County in 1853. Mr.
Warburton died in 1872, Mrs. Warburton in 1884. Their family consisted of four
children-two sons and two daughters-all of whom grew to maturity. The subject
of these lines, who is the youngest, was reared and educated in LeRoy. In early
life he was engaged in the jeweler's trade almost ten years. On July 19, 1882,
he was married at Granville to Ettie B., daughter of Philander and Rebecca
Foster, and this union has been blessed with one son and one daughter: Arthur
T., born December 10, 1883, and Sarah Ann, born June 27, 1887. Mr. Warburton is
a farmer of considerable ability, and has always lived on the old homestead of
only sixty acres; he has two carp ponds, one of which is stocked; last year he
sold over twenty-six dollars worth of young carp. His farming is general, and
he raises considerable wool; he holds the office of Meteorological Observer for
the United States.
He is a deacon in the Baptist
Church; in politics he is
a Republican, and is auditor.
Tombstone
transcription:
Warburton, George W. T. 1848-1917
George married Ettie B. FOSTER,
daughter of Philander FOSTER and Rebecca (____), on 19 Jul 1882. Ettie was
born in 1863. She died in 1937 in LeRoy, Bradford Co., PA. She was buried in
Leroy Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
They had the following children.
+ 125 M i. Arthur
Thomas WARBURTON was born on 10 Dec 1883. He died on 20 Dec 1957.
+ 126 F ii. Sarah
Ann WARBURTON was born on 27 Jun 1887.
43. Charles
John WARBURTON (William, John, Peter, George) was born on 11 Mar 1842 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 5 Nov 1925 in Jewell Co., KS. He
was buried in Star Cemetery, Jewell Co., KS.
Came to Iowa
between 1868 & 1869
Census of 1870 Lincoln, Blackhawk Co., Iowa
Warburton, John C. 28 M W Farmer 2000 730 PA
Minerva B. 28 F W
Keeping House PA
Winnie E. 2 F W PA
Elmira 1 F W Iowa
Moved to Kansas
between 1872 & 1873
Census of 1880 Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., KS
Warburton, John W M 38 PA Eng PA
Manusa W F 38
Wife PA PA PA
Winnie W F 12
Daug PA PA PA
Mirah W F 10
Daug Iowa PA
PA
Celia W F 8 Daug Iowa
PA PA
Rosa W F 6 Daug
KS PA PA
Charlie W M 5 Son
KS PA PA
Sanng, Julius W M 21
Servant Laborer PA PA PA
1900 Kansas Census, Jewell County,
Prairie Township
Military
service: Bet. March 1863 - June 1864, Co. D. New York National Zouaves. Wounded in the Battle of the Wilderness.
Spent time in hospital in Baltimore,
Maryland.
Charles married Minerva Belle LITTLE, daughter of Joseph
Bloomfield LITTLE and Louisa ARMES, on 5 May 1867 in Muncy,
Lycoming Co., PA. Minerva was born on 17 Apr 1841 in Eagles Mere, Sullivan Co.,
PA. She died on 21 Apr 1936 in Jewell Co., KS. She was buried in Star Cemetery,
Jewell Co., KS.
1-Tobias Little b:17 Jul 1779 d:20 Sep 1867
..........+Content Allen married 17 Mar 1802
.............2-Nathan Allen Little b:20 Feb 1804 d:25 Mar 1869
.............2-Theophilus Little b:22 Mar 1807 d:young
.............2-Henry Little b:7 Aug 1808 d:18 Dec 1875
.............2-Thomas Little b:12 Apr 1811 25 July 1880
.................+Mary A. Bennett b:1818 d:1880
.............2-Daniel "Red Dan" Little b:20 Oct 1815
d:1894
.................+Elizabeth Davidson
.............2-John Lambert Little b:3 May 1818 d:26 Mar1819
.............2-Joseph Bloomfield Little b:30 Dec 1820 d:31 Dec
1908
.................+Louisa
Armes b:1821 d:1898
....................3-Minerva
B. Little b:17 Apr 1841 d:21 Apr 1936
........................+Charles I. Warburton (John Charles)
....................3-Myron T. Little b:1842 d:1864 (Civil War
casualty)
....................3-George W. S. Little b:1843 d:1863 (Civil
War casualty)
....................3-John Benson Little b:1846 d:1864 (Civil
War casualty)
....................3-William F. Little d:young
....................3-Elmira R. Little 21 Jun 1849 d:3 Jun 1913
........................+Joseph W. Hartranft
....................3-Elery C. Little d:young
....................3-Philena A. Little b:30 Jan 1853 d:26 Sep
1908
........................+Benjamin H. Bryan
....................3-Arminta M. Little b:26 Jul 1855 d:11 Feb
1918
........................+T. Willis Eddy
....................3-Mina Little b:1 Apr 1862 d:15 Jan 1920
........................+William H. Jewell[1]
........................+Albert P. Baldwin[2]
....................3-Lewis Garibaldi Little b:14 June 1863 d:16
Nov 1944
........................+Alvaretta Sanders
....................3-Laura E. Little 17 Jun 1866 d:25 Feb 1935
........................+Hiram P. Selmser
They had the following children.
+ 127 F i. Winnie
Ethlen WARBURTON was born on 2 May 1868. She died on 3 Jun 1949.
+ 128 F ii. Myra
Irene WARBURTON was born on 28 Jul 1869. She died on 12 Jun 1917.
+ 129 F iii. Celia
Lillian WARBURTON was born on 22 Jun 1871. She died on 8 May 1904.
130 F iv. Rosalie
Belle WARBURTON was born on 3 May 1873 in Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., KS. She
died on 4 Sep 1884 in Jewell Co., KS. She was buried in Atkins-Union Cemetery,
Jewell Co., KS.
+ 131 M v. Charles
Willis WARBURTON was born on 20 Sep 1874. He died on 12 Jun 1955.
+ 132 M vi. Ward
Ellery WARBURTON was born on 2 May 1881. He died on 31 May 1963.
133 M vii. John Jewell WARBURTON
was born on 15 Jun 1885 in Jewell Co., KS. He died on 25 Jul 1886 in Jewell
Co., KS. He was buried in Atkins-Union Cemetery, Jewell Co., KS.
+ 134 F viii. Nancy
Dorothea WARBURTON was born on 18 Dec 1886. She died on 25 Oct 1957.
44. Catherine
J. WARBURTON (William, John, Peter, George) was born on 12 Sep 1843 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Catherine married Addison B. HOAGLAND. Addison
was born about 1842/1843 in PA.
Civil War Draft Records of Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA July
1863
Hoagland Addison B. 21 White, Farmer, Married, born Pennsylvania
Census of 1880 Elk Creek, Republic Co., KS
Hoagland, Addison B. age 36 Farmer
Catherine age 35
(with six children, 2 daughters & 4 sons)
Addison B. Hoagland Elk
Creek, Republic, KS about 1844 PA Self Head
Catherine J. Hoagland Elk Creek, Republic, KS about 1845 PA Wife
Lizzy A. Hoagland Elk
Creek, Republic, KS about 1863 PA Daughter
Carrie A. Hoagland Elk
Creek, Republic, KS about 1867 PA Daughter
Judson W. Hoagland Elk
Creek, Republic, KS about 1865 PA Son
William B. Hoagland Elk
Creek, Republic, KS about 1869 PA Son
George Hoagland Elk
Creek, Republic, KS about 1872 PA Son
John Calvin Hoagland Elk
Creek, Republic, KS about 1874 PA Son
Delia
Hoagland Elk Creek, Republic, KS about 1866 PA Something other than a direct relationship
They had the following children.
135 F i. Lizzy
A. HOAGLAND was born about 1863 in PA.
136 M ii. Judson
W. HOAGLAND was born in Aug 1865 in PA.
Census of 1900 Prairie Township, Jewell Co., KS
Hoagland, Judson W. Aug 1865 34 (Single) PA PA PA
137 F iii. Carrie
A. HOAGLAND was born about 1867 in PA.
138 M iv. William
B. HOAGLAND was born about 1869 in PA.
139 M v. George
HOAGLAND was born about 1872 in PA.
140 M vi. John
Calvin HOAGLAND was born about 1874 in PA.
Catherine also married Simon P. LINN.
45. George
W. WARBURTON (William, John, Peter, George) was born on 28 Nov 1846 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
On September 2002, Richard Bedford's Diary of Marriages was
transcribed by Tina Pastusic. She shows: State of Pennsylvania,
County of Sullivan
Be it remembered that at Campbellville in county aforesaid on
the 2nd day of October A.D. 1867 that George E. Warburton and Emily C. Mullan
both of Elkland and county aforesaid were duly joined in marriage by me,
Richard Bedford
Source: George Warburton (2008)
2nd marriage to Rachel Kramer
Occupation Farmer
Civil War Veteran
Living in 1915 in Hildman,
OR (1984)(five children)
Research by Lyle Rockwell;
1850 Pennsylvania Census, Sullivan County,
Creek Township
1860 Pennsylvania Census, Sullivan County,
Elkland Township, Page 56
1870 Iowa Census, Black
Hawk County,
Lincoln Township, Page 7 and was living with his
brother Francis
Census of 1880 Elk Township, Republic Co., KS
Warburton, George M W 33 Farmer PA Eng Eng
Rachel F W 21 Wife Ill.
Etta F W 3 Daug KS PA Ill.
Simon M W Apr
3/12 KS PA Ill.
Census of 1900 Juniper Precinct, Umatilla Co., Oregon
Warburton, George Head W M Sep 1845 55 WD PA Eng Ireland
Alva Son W M Apr 1880 20 S KS
PA IN
Lina Daug W F
Mar 1882 18 S KS PA IN
Pearl Son W M May 1884 16 S KS
PA IN
Roy Son W M Sep 1886 13 S KS
PA IN
Johnson, John W. W M Son-in-Law Apr 1872 27 M-3 IL NC IN
Etta
daug W F May 1877 23 M-3 2 children 2 living KS PA IN
Lottie B.
Grandaug W F Feb 1898 2 S MO IL KS
Maxine
Grandaug W F Sep 1899 8/12 S OR IL KS
Source: Pennsylvania
State Archives;
Warburton, George Co. B 58th Infantry -> M.I. 2/27/64 at Muncy Creek, PA,
age 18(no M.O. date)
Complexion: Light Height: 5'7" Eyes: Blue Hair: Brown
Occupation: Farmer Residence: Born in Sullivan County
Remarks: Absent - Sick at Muster Out.
Source: Carol Jacobs 12/14/2008;
I had been a few months back trying to locate where George might
be buried. I was in contact with people in Umatilla County, Oregon.
I am not sure that I did get conformation, but it is believed that George is
buried next to Alvin in Olney Cemetery, OR.
There is someone buried there and the family owned that plot because they had
bought both when Alvin
died. So (maybe it's my wishful thinking) I am assuming that he is buried
there.
George married Emily G. MULLAN on 2
Oct 1867 in Campbellville, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania. Emily was born about
1849.
George also married Rachel B. KRAMER about 1876 in Republic
Co., KS. Rachel was born on 12 Sep 1857. She died on 26 Dec 1898 in Republic
Co., KS.
They had the following children.
+ 141 F i. Etta R. "Rachel"
WARBURTON was born in May 1877. She died on 2 Jul 1905.
142 M ii. Alvin "Alva"
WARBURTON was born on 16 Apr 1880 in Republic Co., KS. He died on 20 Jan
1908 in Huldman, OR. He was buried on 22 Jan 1908 in Olney
Cemetery, Pendleton, Umatilla Co., OR.
143 F iii. Lina
WARBURTON was born in Mar 1882 in Republic Co., KS.
Lina married Mr. KOLMAN.
144 M iv. Pearl
WARBURTON was born in May 1884 in Republic Co., KS.
145 M v. Roy
WARBURTON was born in Sep 1886 in Republic Co., KS.
From: richlewis4304@comcast.net
<mailto:richlewis4304@comcast.net>
To: Lyle Rockwell <mailto:lylerock@chilitech.net>
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 2:57 PM Subject: Re: William & Christianna
Warburton
Lyle
Sorry, I don't have anything else on the Warburtons. They
are on my wife's side of the family, but no direct relationship. My
father-in-law, Dale E Emory, sister Blanche A. Emory married Francis (Dutch)
Thorne. Dutch was a brother to Anna Thorne. Anna married Roy Warburton.
Thanks for your information, Richard
From: richlewis4304@comcast.net
<mailto:richlewis4304@comcast.net>
To: Lyle Rockwell <mailto:lylerock@chilitech.net>
Sent: Wednesday, December 24, 2008 5:15 PM
Subject: Warburton
Hello Lyle
MERRY CHRISTMAS
All the information looks the same except for George's
birthday. After I got your e-mail yesterday, I tried to find Roy after 1900 and then it came to me that I
was looking for him last Year.
I called Alverda B. White (Thorne); she is the daughter of
Dutch Thorne and lives in Pendleton,
OR.
She didn't know anything about Anna except she had heard
she had went away, but that was about 20 years before Alverta was born. I went
through all of my old e-mails and found this from 2003. I haven't been in
contact with her since.
I will have to look some more as I don't know where I got George's
parents from.
I hope this will help you,
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Richard
Richard Lewis
From: Gary & Cindy Middleton"
gcmiddle@telusplanet.net <mailto:gcmiddle@telusplanet.net>
To: "Richard Lewis" <RichLewis Tuesday, June
10,2003 7:40 PM
Subject: Re: RE Warburton & Thorne
Hi Richard,
I am so excited to "meet' someone who may know
something about my great grandparents. I only met them a few times and even
though we moved to Alberta
in the early 70's we still was not able to see them very often. I seem to have
most of the same information on the Thorne side of the family (I haven't had a
chance to have a really good look yet but hope to do so soon). I only know that
my great grandfather Roy Warburton had a sister and that his father's name may
have been George Warburton. My great grandmother's name was Anna Myrtle. They
only had one child Irene Celesta Warburton b. January 4, 1907 d. October 23,
1987 m. April 18, 1925 Harry Edward Hunter b. July 11,1902 d. October 14,1986
They had five children all still living and 15
grandchildren. Currently there is 1 great grandchild and a set of twins on the
way. Myrtle as she was called was born November 25, 1887 and died at Brooks, Alberta
in July 1974
Roy died in Strathmore, Alberta
on January 4, sometime in the late 70's or early 80's
"I try to find the exact dates but right now don't
have this information. Are you interested in the information on my aunts,
uncles and cousins as I believe I have most of it.
46. Francis
R. WARBURTON (William, John, Peter, George) was born on 4 Aug 1848 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 Plunketts Creek Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Warburton, Francis, age 1, b. PA.
1860 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Francis, age 12, b. PA.
1880 Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., Kansas census shows: Warburton, Frank, age
30, Farmer, b. PA.
"Ancestors of Martha Elizabeth Louella Mullen" shows
name as Frank R. Warburton.
1900 Creek Twp., Sumner Co., Kansas census shows: Warburton,
Francis H.*, head, b. August 1849?, PA, age 50, father b. England, mother b.
PA, married 31 years, farmer. (Also living with him was Wayne H. Warburton,
grandson, age 5, b. April 1895, Kansas, father
b. PA, mother b. Kansas.
Not sure which of Francis' sons was father). L.P.
Came to Iowa
between 1868 & 1871
Census of 1870 Lincoln, Blackhawk Co., Iowa
Warburton Francis R. 21 M W farmer 1600 PA
Loretta 19 F
W Keeping house PA
Frederick 1 M W PA
George H. 23 M
W Brother farmer 1600 PA (living with Francis & Loretta)
Census of 1880 Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., KS
Warburton, Frank W M 30 Farmer PA Eng PA
Loretta W F 31
Wife Keeping house PA PA PA
Frederick W M 11 Son
PA PA PA
William W M 9 Son Iowa
PA PA
Lilly W F 6 Daug
KS PA PA
Linny W F 3 Daug
KS PA PA
Ernest W M Dec 6/12(1879) Son KS PA PA
Dorson W M 22 Brother Farmer PA
PA PA
Hogan, Judson W M 15
Servant Laborer PA PA PA
Census of 1900 Creek Twp., Sumner Co., KS
Warburton, Francis W M Aug 1849 50 M-31 Pa Eng PA
Hannah L. W F
Wife Nov 1849 50 M-31 Seven Children 6 living PA PA Eng
Wayne H. W M
G-Son Apr 1895 5 KS PA KS
Francis married Hannah Loretta MULLEN,
daughter of John MULLEN and Selena WOODHEAD, about 1868. Hannah was born
on 9 Nov 1848 in PA. She died on 18 May 1934.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1850 census shows Hanah L. 1860 census shows Harriet L. (1860
census also shows a sister Harriet M. age 4.)
Ancestors of Martha Elizabeth Louella Mullen shows name as
Hannah Loretta Mullen.
1880 Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., Kansas census shows: Warburton, Luretta,
Wife, age 31, b. PA.
"Genealogy of Joseph Woodhead and His Descendants"
page 105 shows name as Hannah Loretta Mullen.
1900 Creek Twp., Sumner Co., Kansas census shows: Warburton,
Hannah L., wife, b. November 1848?, PA, age 50, married 31 years, 7 children
born, 6 children living, father b. PA, mother b. England.
They had the following children.
146 M i. Frederick
WARBURTON was born about 1869 in PA.
147 M ii. William
WARBURTON was born about 1871 in Lincoln Twp., Blackhawk Co., Iowa.
148 F iii. Lilly
WARBURTON was born about 1874 in Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., KS.
149 F iv. Linny
WARBURTON was born about 1877 in Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., KS.
150 M v. Ernest
WARBURTON was born in Dec 1879 in Prairie Twp., Jewell Co., Iowa.
49. Dorson
Calvin WARBURTON (William, John, Peter, George) was born on 28 Feb 1856 in
Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 16 May 1923 in Cherokee, Alfalfa
Co., OK. He was buried on 18 May 1923 in Cherokee Cemetery, Alfalfa Co., OK.
Source: George Warburton (2008)
Dorsen is living in Republic Co., KS in 1880.
Dorson married Kittie Clyde WRIGHT,
daughter of Edwin Fields WRIGHT and Elizabeth BRIGGS,
on 2 Apr 1883 in Belleville,
Republic Co., KS. Kittie was born on 22 Jul 1859 in Plymouth, Sheboygan Co., WI. She died on 8
Mar 1940 in Cherokee Cemetery, Alfalfa Co., OK. She was buried on 11 Mar 1940
in Cherokee Cemetery, Alfalfa Co., OK.
Kittie has three birth dates;
Tombstone
- 3 Jul 1859
DC - 22 Jul 1859
OB - 13 Jul 1850
They had the following children.
151 M i. Paul
Arthur WARBURTON was born on 11 Feb 1884 in Clyde, Cloud Co., KS. He died
on 20 Mar 1962.
Paul married Lucy M. MCMULLEN on 1 Jan 1908 in Buhler,
KS.
152 M ii. Cecil
Clyde WARBURTON was born on 28 Sep 1885 in Clyde, Cloud Co., KS. He died on
5 Jul 1970.
Cecil married Hazel L. GREEN.
153 M iii. Julian
Lamont WARBURTON was born on 22 Jul 1887 in Clyde, Cloud Co., KS. He died
on 17 Aug 1963.
154 F iv. Myrtle
WARBURTON was born about 1889.
Myrtle married Chester T. WATERS on 11 Jun 1911.
155 F v. Ethelbertie
WARBURTON was born about 1891.
Ethelbertie married Roy CARDER.
156 F vi. Ada
WARBURTON was born about 1893.
Ada
married Leon Keith DAIL.
Ada
also married Harry B. EATON on 13
Jul 1953 in Cherokee, Alfalfa Co., OK.
53. Lillie
Mae WARBURTON (George Thomas, John, Peter, George) was born on 20 Jul 1872
in Clyde, Cloud Co., KS.
Lillie & Harry were same age (seven) in 1880 census.
Lillie married Roy L. BOSWORTH, son of
Henry BOSWORTH and Mary (____), about 1898 in Cloud Co., KS.
Roy was born in Nov 1876 in Cloud Co., Kansas.
Census of 1880 Shirley Township, Cloud Co., KS
Bosworth, Henry W M 25 Farmer ME ME ME
Mary W F 27
Wife Keeping House OH PA OH
Miriam W F 20
Sister ME ME ME
Edward W M 17
Brother At School ME ME ME
Roy W M 3 Son
KS ME OH
Ralph W M 2 Son
KS ME OH
Census of 1900 Elk Township, Cloud Co., KS
Bosworth, Roy W M Head Nov 1876 23 M 2 years KS ME OH
Lillie W F Wife Jul
1874 25 M 2 years KS Wis Wis
George W M Son Oct 1898
1 KS KS KS
Census of 1910 Garden City, Finney Co., KS
Bosworth, Roy Head 34 M-12
Lillie Wife 36 M-12
George Son 11
Grace Daug 8
They had the following children.
+ 157 M i. George
H. BOSWORTH was born in Oct 1898.
158 F ii. Grace BOSWORTH was born
about 1902 in Cloud Co., KS.
Grace married Albert V. MORRIS.
54. Harry
Harold WARBURTON (George Thomas, John, Peter, George) was born on 20 Jul
1872 in Clyde, Cloud Co., KS. He died on 5 Apr 1939 in Long Beach, Los Angeles
Co., CA. He was buried on 8 Apr 1939 in Long Beach Crematory, Long Beach, CA.
Source: John & Mary Sadler Warburton Family Bible, in
possession of their GGGgrandson George Robert Warburton, born in 1930. George
sent to me the information on the descendants of George T. Warburton, son of
John & Mary Warburton. (2008)LDR
Census of 1910 Cochise Co., AZ
Warburton, Harry H. Head M W 37 M-1 11years KS PA Wis Machinist Cooper
Mine
Dora Wife F
W 30 M-1 11 years Idaho Cal Germany
George H Son M
W 10 S AZ KS Idaho
Census of 1920 Bisbee, Cochise Co., AZ
Warburton, Harry H. Head M W 46 M KS US
US
Inez Wife F W 41 M Wis.
Maine Wis
Harry married Dora Fidelia ROSENKRANC,
daughter of Ferdinand ROSENKRANC and Sarah Catherine HAWS,
about 1899. The marriage ended in divorce. Dora was born on 16 Jul 1882 in
Tintic, Juab Co., Utah.
She died on 20 Aug 1953 in San Pedro, Los Angeles Co., CA.
Census of 1920 Carrolton Twp., Los Angeles Co., CA
Bradbury, Charles E. Head M W 41 IN IN IN
Dora F. Wife
F W 37 UT UT CA
Warburton, George H. Step Son M W 20 AZ KS UT
Bradbury, Edna C. Daug F W 8/12 CA IN UT
Source: George Warburton (b.1930) of Cloud, KS;
Edna is my father's half sister. My grandmother Dora Fidelia
Rosenkranc born 7/16/ 1882, Tintic, Utah
died 7/20/1953, San Pedro Calif. First marriage was to Harry Harold Warburton.
Second marriage was to Charles Edward Bradbury. Their only child
was Edna Bradbury.
Edna is married to Robert Neely, San Pedro Calif.
Edna is the person who transcribed the John Warburton Diary from
John's "Old English" handwriting to today's English writing so we
could all understand what John penned in his diary.
They had the following children.
+ 159 M i. George
Harry WARBURTON was born on 23 Sep 1899. He died on 20 Feb 1973.
Harry also married Ines (____) after 1910. Ines was born
about 1879 in Wisc.
Sixth Generation
66. Charles
Bertiss BROWN (Angeline WARBURTON, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was
born on 20 Apr 1856 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 22 May
1934 in Leroy Township, Bradford Co., PA. He was buried in Brown Cemetery,
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1860 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Charles B.,
age 4, b. PA.
1870 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Charles,
age 14, b. PA.
Found a Charles Brown, age 24, b. PA., in 1880 Davidson Twp.,
Sullivan Co., PA census - not sure is same
person or not. Shows farmer, married (wife not listed).
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Charles B.,
b. April 1855, PA., age 44, farmer, married
20 years.
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Bertiss
?(C)., head, age 53, b. PA., farmer, married 31
years.
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, C. Bert,
head, age 63, farmer, b. PA.
Brown
Cemetery shows Brown,
Bert, b. 1856, d. 1934.
Charles married Ellen Rosella SHEPARD
about 1880. Ellen was born on 10 Jul 1861 in NY. She died in 1934. She was
buried in Brown Cemetery,
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Ellen R.,
wife, b. July 1861, age 38, b. NY., married 20
years, 6 children born, 4 children living, parents b. NY.
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Rose E.,
wife, age 48, b. NY., married 31 years, 6
children born, 4 children living, parents b. NY.
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Rose E.,
wife, age 58, b. NY.
They had the following children.
160 F i. Josie
Adeline BROWN was born on 8 Apr 1881 in PA. She died on 12 Jan 1961. She
was buried in Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Wolf
Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for JOSIE ADELINE BROWN:
"Addie"
1900 Shrewsbury Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Edkin,
Addie, wife, b. April 1881, PA., age 19, married 5 months, no children born.
1910 Fayette, Seneca Co., NY census shows: Edkin, Addie,
wife, age 29, b. PA., married 10 years, 5 children born, 5 children living.
1920 Shrewsbury Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Edkin,
Adie, wife, age 38, b. PA.
Daughter's obituary shows name as Addie Brown.
Information from Pat Gobea also shows name as Jessie Addie
Brown.
Cemetery shows name as Josie Adeline (Addie) Edkin, b.
April 8, 1881, d. January 12, 1961; Lot #64
3/4 A; residence Tioga Co; owner Laura Edkin.
Not sure which is correct. L.P.
Burial; Lot #64 3/4 A;
residence Tioga Co.; owner Laura Edkin. (Possible daughter and maybe living in
Tioga Co in 1961?) L.P.
Josie married Henry B. EDKIN about Jan 1900 in Shrewsbury Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
Henry was born in May 1876 in Shrewsbury
Township, Sullivan
County, Pennsylvania. He died on 12 Jul 1929 in Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA. He was buried
in Pleasant Hill Cemetery,
Wolf Township,
Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for HENRY B. EDKIN:
1880 Shrewsbury Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Edkin,
Henry B., son, age 4, b. PA.
1900 Shrewsbury Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Edkin,
Henry, head, b. May 1876, PA., age 24, day laborer, married 5 months.
1910 Fayette, Seneca Co., NY census shows: Edkin, Henry,
head, age 36, b. PA., married 10 years, farm laborer.
1920 Shrewsbury Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Edkin,
Henry, head, age 43, b. PA., farm laborer.
Lot #64 3/4 A; residence Williamsport;
owner Pearl Temple
161 ii. Child
BROWN was born about 1884 in PA.
162 iii. Child
BROWN was born about 1886 in PA.
163 M iv. Elmer
Jesse BROWN was born on 22 Jul 1887 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co.,
PA. He died on 8 Apr 1958 in Canton,
Bradford Co., PA. He was buried on 11 Apr 1958 in Leroy Cemetery, Bradford Co.,
PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for ELMER JESSE BROWN:
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Elmer,
son, b. July 1887, PA., age 12, farm laborer.
Pat Mott Gobea shows 9 children. She shows a Dora Margaret
Brown, b. April 4, 1920 as well as a Dena Margaret Brown, b. abt. 1928. I believe
these were the same person - not two. L.P.
Elmer married Catherine Ann HUNSINGER, daughter of
Edward HUNSINGER and Elizabeth HERMAN, on 3 Mar 1909 in Canton, Bradford Co., PA.
Catherine was born on 8 Oct 1891 in Eldredsville, Sullivan Co., PA. She died on
9 Aug 1957 in Troy,
Bradford Co., PA. She was buried on 12 Aug 1957 in Leroy Cemetery, Bradford
Co., PA.
164 M v. Francis
William BROWN was born in Mar 1891 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co.,
PA.
Source; Research by Larry Pardoe
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown,
Francis, son, b. March 1891, PA., age 9.
Francis married Athea SHEPARD about 1912. Athea was born
about 1892 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
165 M vi. Edgar
Carlyle BROWN was born on 12 Dec 1899 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co.,
PA. He died on 21 Dec 1956 in Granville Township, Bradford Co., PA. He was
buried in Brown Cemetery,
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Edgar,
son, b. December 1899, PA., age 5/12 months.
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Edgar
C., son, age 10, b. PA.
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Edgar
C., son, age 20, b. PA.
67. Listen
M. BROWN (Angeline WARBURTON, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born
in May 1858 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died in 1936. He was
buried in Brown Cemetery,
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1860 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Listen M.,
age 1, b. PA.
1870 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Listen, age
11, b. PA.
1880 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Listen W.,
step-son, age 22, farmer, b. PA.
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Lister M.,
b. May 1858, age 41, b. PA., Farmer, single.
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Brown, Liston M.,
age 51, b. PA., farmer, married 7 years.
Listen married Anna E. STULL about
1902. Anna was born on 15 Jun 1882 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., Mass.. She died on 28 Jan 1947 in PA. She
was buried in Brown Cemetery, Shunk, Fox Township,
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
They had the following children.
166 M i. Hiram
W. BROWN was born on 26 Jun 1903 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
He died on 20 Aug 1947 in Sayre, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
The following obituary is from:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/clippings/tcobt204.htm
"BROWN, Hiram
Age 44 of Forksville - died Wed. Aug. 20, 1947 - funeral
Sat. morning at Shunk Church - Shunk Cemetery - survivors: sisters, Mrs. Kermit
Hess* and Mrs. Lavern Randall of Shunk - brother, Chester Brown of Wheelerville
(most likely Canton Independent-Sentinel, issue date unknown)" * Probably Heess
Residence: Abt. 1947, Lived in Forksville, Sullivan County,
Pennsylvania
167 F ii. Mamie
E. BROWN was born on 21 Nov 1906 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
She died on 31 Dec 1989 in Williamsport,
Lycoming Co., PA.
Mamie married Lawrence LaVerne RANDALL
about 1926. Lawrence
was born about 1904 in ALBA, Bradford Co., PA. He died on 1 Apr 1983.
168 M iii. Chester
A. BROWN was born on 18 Jun 1908 in Wheelerville, Bradford Co., PA. He died
on 13 Jul 1997 in Towanda, Bradford Co., PA. He was buried in Brown Cemetery,
Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
Residence: Abt. 1947, Lived in Wheelerville, Sullivan County,
Pennsylvania
Chester
married Dorothy (____) about
1930. Dorothy was born in 1910. She died in 1992 in Utrichville, OH.
169 F iv. Nellie
BROWN was born on 6 Jun 1914 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She
died on 17 Sep 2000 in Towanda Mem HP, Bradford Co., PA. She was buried in New
Friends Cemetery Elkland, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
"Nellie Brown Heess
SHUNK - Nellie Brown Heess, 86, of Fox
Township and a lifelong resident of Sullivan County,
died Sunday, Sept. 17, 2000, in the Memorial
Hospital in Towanda. Her
husband of nearly 40 years, Kermit L. Heess, died in 1970. They operated a
dairy farm for several years. She operated the dining hall for many years at
the Sullivan County Fair. She was a cook at the Camp Brule Scout Reservation,
and she also was employed as a cook at the Our House Restaurant near Canton for 15 years. Heess
was a lifelong member of the Lincoln Falls Wesleyan
Church and served for many years as the Sunday School
secretary. She enjoyed sewing and crocheting but most of all cooking. Born in
Shunk, June 6*, 1914, she was a daughter of Liston and Anne Stull Brown.
Surviving are a son, Carl of Shunk; four daughters, Shirley Wilson of
Forksville, Betty Lou Bozman and Sandra Brown both of Forksville RR 2, Ellen
Ruth Bryan of Williamsport; 17 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren, and
several nieces, nephews and cousins. Besides her husband, she was preceded in
death by two brothers, Hiram Brown and Chester Brown; a sister, Mamie Randall,
and a daughter, Terry Lynne Heess. The funeral will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday at
the church on Route 154 with her pastor, the Rev. Matthew Pickering,
officiating. Burial will be in Elkland
Friends Cemetery.
Friend may call at the church from 12 to 1 p.m. Wednesday. Arrangements are
being handled by Moore and Kleese's, 40
N Center St., Canton."
* Previous sources all show b. June 10, 1914. Not sure
which day is correct - 6th or 10th? L.P.(This same obit was emailed to me on
September 4, 2006 by Carol Brotzman.)
The following obituary is from:
Tri
County Clippings- Page
Two Hundred Forty Nine at:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/clippings/tcobt249.htm
"BROWN –NELLIE BROWN HEESS –On the morning of
September 17, 2000, Nellie Brown Heess, 86 a lifelong resident of Sullivan County passed away quietly after a brief
stay at Memorial Hospital of Towanda. Born on her parent’s farm just outside of
Shunk June 6, 1914 she was a daughter of Liston and Anna Stull Brown.
Being a part of a farming family taught her the value of
hard work and the satisfaction derived from a job well done. On November 7,
1930 at the age of 16 she was united in marriage to her childhood sweetheart,
Kermit L. Heess. Together they raised a son and five daughters and operated a
dairy farm. They shared nearly 40 years together until Kermit’s passing in
1970. She was well-known for her sewing and crocheting but most of all her
cooking. She was always happiest when she had a large crowd to feed. For more
years than most folks can remember she ran the dining hall at the Sullivan
County Fair. No one ever had to ask her twice about volunteering for this
cumbersome task. She served as cook for many years at Camp Brule Scout
Reservation and worked as a cook for 15 years at Our House Restaurant south of Canton. Mrs. Heess was a
woman of faith, anchored to her Christian convictions. She was a lifetime
member of the Lincoln
Falls Wesleyan
Church and served for
many years as secretary of the Sunday school. Surviving are her son and
daughter-in-law, Carl and Janet Heess, Shunk; daughters, Shirley Wilson, Forksville,
Ella Ruth Bryan, Williamsport, Betty Lou Boxman, Sandra and Dallas Bown,
Forksville, 17 grandchildren 21 great-grandchildren, numerous nephews and
cousins.
In addition to her husband she was preceded in death by
brothers, Hiram and Chester Brown; sister, Mamie Randall and a daughter, Terry
Lynne Heess. Funeral services were held September 290 at the Lincoln Falls
Wesleyan Church
with the Rev. Matthew Pickering her pastor officiating. Interment was in Elkland Friends Cemetery.
Professional services were entrusted to the Morse and Kleese Funeral Home,
Inc., 40 N. Center St.,
Canton, PA.
–Canton
Independent Sentinel"
Nellie married Kermit LaRue HEESS, son of Harry HEES and Hannah COTT, on 7 Nov 1930. Kermit was
born on 30 Oct 1909 in Forksville, Forks Twp, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 4
Mar 1970 in Troy,
Bradford Co., PA. He was buried in New Friends Cemetery Elkland, Sullivan Co.,
PA.
68. Lewis
N. WILBUR (Angeline WARBURTON, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born
on 23 Feb 1868 in Lycoming Co., PA. He died on 5 Mar 1934. He was buried in
West Hill Cemetery, Shunk, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1880 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Lewis,
son, age 12, b. PA.
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Lewis,
head, b. February 1868, PA, age 32, farmer, married 0 years, parents b. PA.
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilbur, Lewis N.,
head, age 42, married x 1, 10 years, farmer, parents b. PA.
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Lewis N.,
head, age 51, b. PA, farmer, parents b. PA.
Source: The Wilbur Family History
In 1887, while he was still a teenager, through 1889, Lewis
Wilber began keeping signatures in an autograph album. Reproduced here are the
actual pages from that book:
Hannah Battin, "Your grandmother"
David E. Williams, December 9, 1887, and G. N. Porter, Shunk, PA,
January 8, 1888
Rosa Brown, December 11, 1887
Franny Watts
Ella Warburton, Lincoln
Falls, PA, May 3,
1889, "Your cousin"
Della Warburton, Shunk,
PA, November 25, 1888, "Your
cousin"
Elmer Miller, Shunk,
PA, November 15, 1888,
"Remember Camp Meeting"
Sarah Wilber, February 3, 1887
George D. Warburton, November 28, 1888
L. M. Brown, Shunk,
PA, February 3, 1889
F. E. Warburton, Muncy Valley, PA, undated, and Lillian E. Porter, Blackfoot, Idaho, November 27, 1888
Walter E. Porter, Blackfoot, Idaho, January 11, 1889
Lewis married Lillian H. SHAVER,
daughter of Ira SHAVER and Sarah BEAUMONT, on 20 Aug 1899 in
Hillsgrove, Sullivan Co., PA. Lillian was born on 20 May 1882 in Hillsgrove,
Sullivan Co., PA. She died on 30 Dec 1929. She was buried in West Hill Cemetery,
Shunk, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilbur, Lillian,
wife, b. 5/1882, PA., age 18, married 0 years, 1 child born, 1 child living,
parents b. PA.
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilbur, Lillian
H., wife, age 27, married x 1, 10 years, 6 children born, 6 children living,
parents b. PA.
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Lillian
H., wife, age 38, b. PA, parents b. PA.
This email was received from Carol Brotzman on October 1, 2007
from a posting of this marriage certificate online at Ebay.com:
"Description
This is a marriage certificate dated March 17, 1867 between
Rheuben D. Wilber and Angeline Brown of Fox Sullivan in the state of PA., and
witnessed by S. Warburton, Margret Chrisman, another Warburton, I can't read
the first name, and Wm. Campbell, J.P. It measures 12" by 15 1/2". It
is back by a canvass type paper. Very nice document in nice condition, some age
spots."
(Rheuben? or Reuben?. Angeline was Angeline (Warburton) Brown. I
believe S. Warburton was probably Cyrus Sadler Warburton. Margaret Christman
was married to Angeline's brother Albert Warburton about 1866). L.P.
This message Shelley at:
From: pasulliv-bounces@rootsweb.com
[mailto:pasulliv-bounces@rootsweb.com] On Behalf Of Shelley
Cardiel
Sent: Friday, December 07, 2007 11:27 PM
To: PASULLIV@rootsweb.com
Subject: [PASULLIV] WILBER - SHAVER Family Marriage Certificate
I've "rescued" an old marriage certificate belonging
to Lewis N. WILBER and his bride Lillian H. SHAVER who were married in Hillsgrove, Pennsylvania
on the 20th of August 1899. The ceremony was performed by Ezra S. LITTLE, the
Justice of the Peace. The certificate was enclosed in an envelope addressed to
Ezra S. LITTLE Esq. in Hillsgrove, PA with the return address being that of W. J. LAWRENCE,
Clerk of the Court in LaPorte, PA
for Sullivan County.
The name of Lewis N. WILBER is written in pencil on the front as
well.
The postmark on the envelope is Apr 18 1899 suggesting that the
envelope is actually older than the certificate itself.
Shelley"
They had the following children.
170 M i. Vernon
Monroe WILBUR was born on 1 Feb 1900 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He
died in Apr 1981 in Wellsburg, Chemung Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for VERNON MONROE WILBER:
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Vernon, son, b. 2/1900,
PA, age 3/12.
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilbur, Vernon M., son, age 10, b.
PA.
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber, Vernon M., son, age 19, b.
PA.
Email message from Linda (Ludwig) Mutzer on October 10,
2007 which contained some information she found as well as some information she
got from Helen Blow indicates Vernon's middle
name "Monroe".
Helen indicated that Vernon
and wife adopted another child, Edward Wilber who died at a younger age. Linda
found Gerald and Edward both buried in Woodlawn
National Cemetery
in Elmira, NY,
but she wasn't sure that they were the same ones that were son and adopted son
of Vernon. L.P.
This email was from Bob Sweeney, November 24, 2007:
Folks:
I have received and made my first go-over on the Wilber
Estate collection. As you may recall, I purchased these items from Helen Blow
of Aiken, SC,
in lieu of having them sold piecemeal on the Internet. I am still hopeful that
we may eventually recover the two wedding photos that were sold before I could
get to them. Also, I believe Linda McDonald bought several pictures from this
collection that I believe included one of her mom. I plan to ask her to scan
them for us as well when she gets the time. Anyway, this collection has many
remarkable items in it, including old psalm books and letters from the 19th
century, the best collection of old postcards I have ever encountered, many old
photos [in most cases labeled!!] and other odds and ends from life in the 1880s
through the 1930s in the Elkland area. The families included are Shaver,
Wilber, Brown, Beaumont, Lewis, Warburton, Bagley and more. There are handfuls
of old tintype photos that are not labeled but we may be able to figure out who
they are from comparison with labeled photos as well.
There are many, to me at least unique items, such as a
soldier’s pay record from the last phase of world war one, many old postage
stamps, complete transaction records between the Wilbers and several local
businesses, a dialogue and records of transactions involving the sale of sheng
[ginseng] and pelts to a NYC distributor, trolley and bus tickets from Elmira,
NY, very touching letters about farm life, and the list goes on. My plan is to
scan the important items, and take sample scans of the other materials. Then, I
will ship the materials to Melly’s attention at the SCHS in Laporte. I will
label the groups of items that are in there but leave it up to the museum as to
how they want to organize these items. I would guess it will be the end of the
year before I can get this Xmas present off to Laporte. Meanwhile, I also
recently acquired about a dozen issues of the Gazette and Herald, 1919,
Dushore, and will be posting select items from those papers to the message board
and our pages. Then, these items as well will be going to the SCHS.
Happy Txgiving, and thanks to all…… Bob"
Vernon
married Katherine (____).
Katherine was born about 1894.
171 F ii. Gladys
M. WILBUR was born on 10 Feb 1901 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
She died on 2 Jun 1992 in Dar Way, Estella, Sullivan Co., PA. She was buried in
Bradford County Memorial Park, Luthers Mills, Bradford Co., PAPA
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
The following obituary is from:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/obitcemb/bcmpobitwh.htm
"WILBER –GLADYS M. HEINZE, 91 a resident of the
Dar-Way Nursing home, Estella formerly of Forksville RR 2, passed away Tuesday,
June 2, 1992 at the nursing home. Mrs. Heinze was born Feb. 10, 1901 in Elkland Township,
Sullivan County a daughter of Lewis and Lillian
Shaver Wilber. She was a member of the Living Hope Fellowship in Estella.
Surviving are four brothers; Alfred and Walker Wilber, both of Canton RR 2,
Walter Wilber of Elmira
and Irvin Wilber of Estella; nieces and cousins. The funeral service will be
conducted from the Morse and Kleese Funeral Home, 40 N. Center St., Canton,
on Friday at 2 p.m. The Rev. Randy Brunstetter, her pastor will officiate.
Interment will be in Bradford
County Memorial
Park, Luthers Mills.
Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Thursday
from 6-8 p.m. –Towanda Daily Review"
Gladys married Henry J. HEINZE on 23 Dec 1926 in Towanda,
Bradford Co., PA. Henry was born on 7 Sep 1905 in Elkland Township, Sullivan
Co., PA. He died on 17 Oct 1967 in Sullivan Co., PA. He was buried in Bradford
Co Mem. Pk., Luthers Mills, Bradford Co., PA.
172 F iii. Myrtle
D. WILBUR was born about 1903 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She died
before 1997.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1910 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilbur,
Myrtle D., daughter, age 7, b. PA.
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber,
Mertie D., daughter, age 17, b. PA, dishwasher, Canton House, PA.
173 M iv. Irvin
McKinley WILBUR was born on 1 May 1905 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
He died on 3 Oct 1992. He was buried in West Hill Cemetery, Shunk, Sullivan
Co., PA.
174 F v. Sarah
E. WILBUR was born about 1907 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She died
before 1997.
175 M vi. Walter
S. WILBUR was born on 20 Nov 1908 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He
died on 24 Oct 1998. He was buried on 27 Oct 1998 in Forrest Lawn Memorial
Park, Elmira, Chemung Co., NY.
Walter married Genevieve COLOUCHE about 1928. Genevieve
was born about 1908. She died about 1986.
176 M vii. Alfred
Jesse WILBUR was born on 21 Aug 1910 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He
died on 3 Jan 1997 in Sayre RPH, Bradford Co., PA. He was buried in Grover
Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for ALFRED JESSE WILBER:
1920 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Wilber,
Alfred J., son, age 9, b. PA.
Residence: Bet. 1992 - 1997, Lived in Canton
RR 2, Bradford County, Pennsylvania
Retirement: 1975, He retired from the Railroad in 1975.
The following obituary is from:
http://www.rootsweb.com ~srgp/obitcemb/grovrobitv.htm
"ALFRED J. WILBER, 86, Canton, one of the old time
railroad men of the area, passed away quietly, January 3, 1997, at the Robert
Packer Hospital, Sayre. Born Aug. 21, 1910 in fox Twp., he was one of nine
children born to Lewis and Lillian (Shaver) Wilber. Growing up in the forest of Sullivan
County, young Alfred was fascinated with railway operations of the lumber
companies around Masten and Laquin, as well as the old Susquehanna and New York as it roared
through Wheelerville on its run from Ralston to Dushore. When the great
depression
swept across our nation, Alfred found employment in the
Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC). He worked diligently in the CCC camps of the
Endless Mountains planting trees and repairing
roads and bridges. He began a courtship with a young lady from LeRoy named
Myrtle E. Kelley, a courtship culminating in their being united in holy
matrimony on Jan. 14, 1939. In the 1940’s he secured employment with the PA
Railroad as a track inspector along the Elmira
branch through Canton.
He walked great lengths of the line looking for sign of excessive wear along
the rails. He used to collect the little strips of lead which were left behind
in the aftermath of a locomotive that had detonated a series of warning signal
torpedoes. His sons said they made good weights for fishing. His railroad
career often took him away from home to Buffalo.
He retired in 1975. The Wilbers were blessed with eight children and shared 49
years together before she died in 1988. Surviving are sons; Elwood and wife,
Barbara, Cecil, Lewayne and wife, Marilyn and Gary, all of Canton; daughters,
Phyllis Wilber, Canton and Velma and Donald Spencer, Wellsboro; brothers,
Walter, Elmira and Walker, Canton; 15 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren;
one great-great-grandchild. In addition to his wife, he was predeceased by son,
Lewis a daughter, Dorothy, three brothers and three sisters. Funeral services
were held Jan. 6 at the Morse and Kleese funeral Home, Canton. Interment was in Grover Cemetery.
–Canton
Independent Sentinel."
Alfred married Myrtle Eloise KELLEY, daughter of Leslie
KELLEY and Ella PAUL, on 14 Jan 1939. Myrtle was
born on 16 Oct 1913 in LeRoy Township, Bradford Co., PA. She died on 26 Feb
1988 in Canton,
Bradford Co., PA. She was buried in Grover Cemetery, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for MYRTLE ELOISE KELLEY:
1920 Canton Twp., Bradford Co., PA census shows: Kelley,
Myrtle, daughter, age 6, b. PA.
The following obituary is from:
http://www.joycetice.com/obitcemb/grovrhobit.htm
"KELLEY –MYRTLE E. WILBER, 74, Canton RD 1, died Feb.
26, 1988, at her home. Born Oct. 13, 1916*, in LeRoy Township,
she was the daughter of Leslie and Ella Paul Kelley. Mrs. Wilber and her
husband, Alfred J., celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary on Jan. 14.
Surviving, besides her husband, are two daughters, Miss Phyllis Wilber, at
home, Mrs. Donald (Velma) Spencer, Antrim, PA; two sons and daughters-in-law,
Elwood and Barbara Wilber, Canton, and Lewayne and Marilyn Wilber, Canton RD 2;
two sons, Cecil, Canton and Gary at home; 15 grandchildren; eight
great-grandchildren; one brother, Rodney Kelley, Canton. She was predeceased by
a son Lewis, Feb. 23, 1977, and a daughter, Dorothy in 1949. The funeral and
committal service were held Monday, at the Morse and Kleese Funeral Home, Canton,
with the Rev. Melvin Good, pastor of the Wheelerville Mennonite Church,
officiating. Those wishing may forward memorial donations to the Kidney
Foundation in Mr. Wilber’s memory. –Canton
Independent Sentinel. (Buried Grover
Cemetery)"
Cemetery Transcription shows:
Wilber Alfred J. Aug 21 1910
Myrtle E. Oct 16 1913 Feb 26 1988 On marker with Alfred J.
(I don't know which birth date is right - her obituary or
cemetery transcription. One is apparently transposed. Probably the obit as
census shows her age 6 in 1920). L.P.
177 M viii. Walker
Bradford WILBUR was born on 6 Mar 1914 in Shunk, Fox Township, Sullivan
Co., PA. He died on 11 Aug 1999 in Dar Way, Estella, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
The following obituary is from:
http://www.rootsweb.com/~srgp/clippings/tcobt274.htm
"WALKER B. WILBER, 85 formerly of Canton passed away Wednesday, Aug. 11, 1999
at the Dar-Way Nursing Home in Estella. Walker
was born March 6, 1914 in Shunk,
Pa. He was one of 10 children
born to the late Lewis and Lillian Shaver Wilber. In September 1933, Mr. Wilber
married the former Minnie Edkin of Shunk.
Minnie preceded Walker
in death in May 1981 following 47 years of loving marriage. As a young man, Walker worked as a well
driller and a tree trimmer. In 1964 he acquired a dairy farm in Beech Flats (Canton Township).
In 1974 his son Douglas took over the farm and Walker
accepted a job with the Canton
Area School
district as a custodian for the former middle
school. Upon the school’s closure in 1977, Mr. Wilber retired. He was a member
of the Grover Church of Christ and the Beech Flats Grange No. 336. Walker was an avid
outdoorsman. In earlier years he enjoyed hunting, fishing and working in his
garden. He is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Douglas and Marlene
Wilber of Canton and Harold and Betty Wilber of Marysville, Pa.; two daughters
and sons-in-law, Alice and Walter Wolfe of Marysville and Betty and Gideon
Lapitan of Canton; 14 grandchildren, 22 great-grandchildren and one
great-great-grandson and numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. In addition to
his wife, Minnie, Mr. Wilber was preceded in death by an infant son, Harry in
1939; two sons, William in 1970 and Donald in 1995 and six brothers and three
sisters. The family will receive friends from 10 to 11 a.m. on Saturday, Aug.
14, 1999 at the Pepper Funeral home, Springbrook
Drive, Canton. The
funeral service will immediately follow at 11 a.m. at the funeral home with the
Rev. Willard Strunk, his pastor officiating and close friend, William McNett
assisting. Burial will follow in the Brown
Cemetery in Shunk, Pa.
the family suggests that memorials be directed to the Western Alliance EMS, P.O. Box 13, Troy,
Pa. in Mr. Wilber’s
memory. –Towanda Daily Review"
Walker
married Minnie Ellen EDKIN,
daughter of Henry B. EDKIN and Josie Adeline BROWN,
in Sep 1933. Minnie was born on 26 Aug 1917 in PA. She died on 19 May 1981 in Canton, Bradford Co., PA.
She was buried in Brown Cemetery, Shunk, Fox Township,
Sullivan County, Pennsylvania.
178 M ix. Weldie
E. WILBUR was born on 25 May 1919 in Fox Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He
died in Feb 1990.
74. Robert
Edgar WARBURTON (James Allen, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born
in Jul 1868.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1870 Franklin
Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Robert E., age 2, b. PA.
1880 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Robert
E., age 12, b. PA.
1910 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Robert, age 42, married x 1, 17 years, b. PA., farmer, parents b. PA.
1910 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania > Lycoming > Penn Twp
> District 65
Enumerated 7&9 May 1910
Robert Warburton Age in
1910: 42, Married X1, 17 years
Estimated birth year: about 1868 Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Gender: Male Occupation:
Farmer, owns farm
Spouse: Fannie, wife, age 36, married X1, 17 years, 5 children,
5 alive;
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Others in home:
Harry, son, age 16, born in PA;
Lee, son, age 14, born in PA;
Emma, daughter, age 12, born in PA;
Ruth, daughter, age 9, born in PA;
Ralph, son, age 4, born in PA;
Ruth, mother, age 68, 10 children, 6 alive.
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White
Robert married Fannie Emma HELLER on
20 Jun 1892 in Sullivan Co., PA. Fannie was born about 1874.
They had the following children.
179 M i. Harry
WARBURTON was born about 1894 in PA.
180 M ii. Lee
WARBURTON was born about 1896 in PA.
181 F iii. Emma
WARBURTON was born about 1898 in PA.
182 F iv. Ruth
WARBURTON was born about 1901 in PA.
183 M v. Ralph
WARBURTON was born about 1906 in PA.
77. Esther
Adella WARBURTON (James Allen, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born
on 19 Mar 1874 in PA.
Esther married William N. FLICK.
They had the following children.
184 M i. Herman
FLICK was born in Jan 1892 in PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1900 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Flick,
Herman, grandson, b. January 1892, age 8, b. PA., at school. (Living with
grandparents James A. and Ruth D. Warburton.)
80. James
Burgess WARBURTON (James Allen, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was
born on 21 Sep 1886 in Lycoming Co., PA. He died on 17 Apr 1901 in Pleasant
Grove, Union County, Pennsylvania. He was buried in Pleasant Grove
Cemetery, Union County, Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
The descendant information for James Burgess Warburton came from
Joyce Ingerson email dated June 27, 2006 in which she advises to please give
credit to Randall L. Warburton, 345
North Main St., Irvins, Utah 84738
for this information;
Not sure if b. Muncy Valley, Sullivan Co., PA (see WW I Draft
Reg. below) or Lycoming Co., PA (see WW II
Draft Reg. below).
1900 Penn Twp., Lycoming Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Burgess, son, b. September 1886, PA., age 13, day laborer.
1910 Mifflinburg Boro, Union Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
James B., age 23, b. PA., Laborer, married less than 1 year, parents b. PA.
1920 Lewis Twp., Union Co., PA census shows: Warburton, J.
Burgess, age 33, b. PA, parents b. PA, farmer
1930 Lewis Twp., Union Co., PA census shows: Warburton, J.
Burges, age 43, married at age 22, b. PA., parents b. PA., farm laborer-General
farm.
From Joyce Ingerson, email dated June 27, 2006:
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Record
Name: James Burgess Warburton
City: Mifflinburg
County: Union
State: Pennsylvania
Birthplace: Muncy Valley; United States of America
Birth Date: 21 Sep 1886
Race: Caucasian
Roll: 1926741
Draft Board: 0
Age: 30
Occupation: laborer on farm
Nearest Relative: wife and 2 children
Height/Build: tall slender
Color of Eyes/Hair: black / red brown
Signature: J B. Warburton, 5 Jun 1917
From Joyce Ingerson, email dated June 27, 2006:
U.S.
World War II Draft Registration Cards, 1942 Record
Name: James Burgess Warburton
Birth Date: 21 Sep 1886
Residence: Union,
Pennsylvania
Birth: Lycoming,
Pennsylvania
Roll: WW2_2281614
Coloring: brown freckled and ruddy complexion
Ht 5 ft 6 - wgt. 165
Scar on corner of mouth
signed 27 Apr 1942
General 1910 United States Federal Census > Pennsylvania
> Union > Mifflinburg Boro > District
170
Enumerated 23 Apr 1910
James B Warburton Age in
1910: 23
Estimated birth year: about 1887 Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White Gender: Male
Occupation: Laborer Marital Status: Married within calendar year
Others in home:
Hallie E, age 21, wife, married X1 within calendar year
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Race: White;
Ruth D, mother, age 65, widowed, 10 children, six alive
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Parents Birthplace: Pennsylvania
James married Hallie Esther KREBS on
17 Nov 1909 in Swengle, Union Co., PA. Hallie was born on 7 Sep 1888 in
Swengle, Union Co., PA. She died on 30 Sep 1955 in Pleasant Grove, Union County, Pennsylvania.
She was buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery,
Union County, Pennsylvania.
They had the following children.
185 F i. Isabel
Ruth WARBURTON was born on 19 Apr 1910 in PA.
Isabel married Guy BETTILYON.
186 M ii. John
Lincoln WARBURTON was born on 1 Oct 1912 in Millmont, Union County, Pennsylvania.
He died on 16 Oct 1998 in St. George, Washington County, Utah.
He was buried in Lakemont, Yates Co., NY.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for JOHN LINCOLN WARBURTON:
The descendant information for John Lincoln Warburton came
from Joyce Ingerson email dated June 27, 2006 in which she advises to please
give credit to Randall L. Warburton, 345
North Main St., Irvins, Utah 84738
for this information.
1920 Lewis Twp., Union Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
John L., son, age 7, b. PA.
1930 Lewis Twp., Union Co., PA census shows: Warburton, John
L., son, age 17, b. PA.
John married Carrie Claire GALER on 6 Aug 1931 in
Frederick, Frederick Co., MD. Carrie was born on 20 Jun 1911. She died on 13
Aug 1988. She was buried in Lakemont, Yates Co., NY.
187 F iii. Carrie Elizabeth WARBURTON was born on 21
Sep 1917 in PA.
Carrie married George Edward WAGNER.
81. Hannah
Rosamond BOYLES (Elizabeth Ann WARBURTON, John Molyneux, John, Peter,
George) was born about 1860 in PA. She died in 1939. She was buried in Estella
Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows Hannah R.
Boyles, age 9, b. PA.
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows Rosmond H.
Boyles, age 19, b. PA.
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason, Rosa
M., wife, b. 12/1860, PA., age 39, married 19 years, 8 children born, 6
children living, parents b. PA.
1910 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Hattie R., wife, age 49, b. PA., married 29 years, 8 children born 5 children
living.
1920 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Rosamond, wife, age 59, b. PA.
Estella
Cemetery, Estella,
Sullivan County, PA shows: Vargason, H. Rosamond, b. 1860, d. 1939. Same stone
as Samuel C."
Doris Alene Baumunk's genealogy sheets shows name as Rose
Boyles.
Hannah married Samuel C. VARGASON, son
of Jesse VARGASON and Matilda HATCH, about 1881. Samuel was born
in 1859 in PA. He died in 1937. He was buried in Estella Cemetery, Sullivan
Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Varguson,
Samuel C., age 10, b. PA.
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Varguson,
Samuel C., son, age 21, b. PA.
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Samuel, head, b. 6/1859, PA., farmer, age 40, married 19 years, parents b. PA.
1910 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Samuel C., head, age 49, b. PA., married 29 years, farmer.
1920 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Samuel, head, age 59, Farmer, b. PA.
They had the following children.
188 M i. Frank
C. VARGASON was born in Nov 1881 in PA. He died in 1948. He was buried in Fairmont Cemetery,
Forksville, PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for FRANK C. VARGASON:
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Frank, son, b. 11/1881, PA., farm laborer, age 18.
1910 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Frank, son, age 28, b. PA., farm laborer.
1920 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Frank, son, age 38, single, laborer, b. PA.
Frank married Laura Marguerite BIRDSALL,
daughter of George BIRDSALL and Mary BIRD, on 1 Oct 1920 in Towanda,
Bradford Co., PA. Laura was born in 1899. She died in 1984. She was buried in Fairmont Cemetery,
Forksville, PA.
189 M ii. Ernest
VARGASON was born in Jun 1884 in PA.
190 F iii. Fannie
Melvina VARGASON was born on 8 Jul 1886 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co.,
PA. She died on 27 Apr 1960 in Endicott, Broome Co., NY.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for FANNIE MELVINA VARGASON:
"Fanny" or "Fannie"
Linda Mutzer shows name as Fannie Melvina Vargason b 08 Jul
1886 Elkland Twp, Sullivan Co, Pennsylvania d 27 Apr 1960 Endicott, Broome Co,
New York m 30 Nov 1907 Waverly, Tioga Co, New York Walter Allen Wilcox b 24 Oct
1887 Forksville, Sullivan Co, Pennsylvania d 23 May 1959 Vestal, Broome Co, New
York.
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Vargason,
Fanny, daughter, b. 7/1886, PA.,
age 13.
Fannie married Walter Allen WILCOX on 30 Nov 1907 in
Waverly, Tioga Co., NY. Walter was born on 24 Oct 1887 in Forksville, Forks
Twp, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 23 May 1959 in Vestal, Broome Co., NY.
191 F iv. Lena
A. VARGASON was born in Sep 1888 in PA.
Lena married Albert GLEOCKLER, son of David GLEOCKLER and Mary WHEATLEY. Albert was born on 30 Jun
1890 in Sullivan Co., PA. He died on 29 Feb 1968. He was buried in Waverly,
Tioga Co., NY.
192 F v. Emma
E. VARGASON was born in Jan 1891 in PA.
Emma married James MCCORMICK.
193 F vi. May
VARGASON was born in Aug 1899 in PA.
83. Wilbur
WARBURTON (Alfred J., John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born about
1868 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Willie, age 2, b. PA.
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Wilber, age 12, b. PA.
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Wilber,
b. 4/1867, PA., married 5 years, Day Laborer.
Couldn't find in 1910 census.
1920 1st Ward Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows: Warburton,
Wilbur, head, age 45, b. NY (should be PA), marital status: widowed,
occupation: laborer.
1930 Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows: Warburton, Wilbur,
age 54, widowed, b. PA., parents b. PA, occupation - laborer of odd jobs.
(Living with him was Bernice Joyce, age 36, servant, divorced first married age
19, b. NY. Same census shows a Gertrude Joyce, as daughter, age 8, b. NY but I
am not sure if this means she was Bernice's daughter of Wesley Warburton's
daughter - nor do I know if there was any relationship between Wesley and
Bernice Joyce). L.P.
Wilbur married Ida (____) about 1895.
Ida was born in Jul 1880 in PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Ida,
Wife, b. 7/1880, PA., married 5 years, 2 children, 1 child living.
1910 3rd Ward Williamsport, Lycoming Co., PA census shows:
Warburton, Ida, age 28, married x1, 14 years, 5 children born, 4 children
living, b. PA., parents b. PA, Occupation: Hotel cook.
1920 1st Ward Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows: Warburton,
Ida, age 38, b. PA., parents b. PA., divorced, occupation - servant, relation
to head of house, cousin, Lewis Warburton, age 38, engineer for RR.
(This Lewis Warburton appears to be son of Cyrus and Adaline
Boyles Warburton). L.P.
In 1930 Ithaca
census Wilbur Warburton shows as widowed.
Marriage Notes for WILBUR WARBURTON and IDA ?:
1910 census shows Ida as married, but Wilbur not living with her
in this census. I was unable to locate him in 1910.
1920 census shows Ida divorced - living with cousin, Lewis
Warburton, in Ithaca, NY.
1920 census shows Wilbur in Ithaca with four children. Marital status -
crossed out.
1930 census shows Wilbur in Ithaca - widowed.
They had the following children.
194 i. Infant
WARBURTON was born about 1894 in PA. Infant died before 1900.
195 M ii. Wesley
WARBURTON was born on 10 Apr 1899 in PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for WESLEY WARBURTON:
1900 Fox Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Dewey, b. 4/1898, PA.
Couldn't find in 1910 census.
1920 1st Ward Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows:
Warburton, Wesley, son, age 19, laborer, b. NY.
1930 Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows: Warburton,
Wesley, son, age 29, b. PA,
occupation-general laborer. (Under him it shows daughter
Gertrude Joyce, age 8, b. NY).
World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 for
Tompkins Co., NY shows name as Weslie Warburton, b. April 10, 1899, age 19,
occupation: helper for Ithaca Floral Supply, nearest relative, Ida Warburton,
medium height, medium build, eyes brown, hair brown. Signature: Wesley
Warburton.
Emails from Susan D. Thompson to Joyce Ingerson on June 14,
2006 and Joyce's answers on June 14, 2006 and June 15, 2006 shows name as
Wesley Warburton.
196 F iii. Hazel
WARBURTON was born about 1903.
197 F iv. Pauline
WARBURTON was born in 1903. She died in 1988.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for PAULINE WARBURTON:
1910 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows:
Warburton, Pauline, granddaughter, age 6, b. PA. (Living with grandmother
Margaret Warburton).
1920 1st Ward Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows:
Warburton, Pauline, daughter, age 15, b. NY.
1930 Danby, Tompkins Co., NY census shows: Schoneman,
Pauline, wife, age 27, married age 17, b. PA., parents both b. PA.
Pauline married Louis SCHONEMAN about 1920. Louis was born
in 1899 in Nebraska.
Pauline also married Joseph ROGERS.
198 F v. Daisy
WARBURTON was born about 1907.
84. George
T. WARBURTON (Alfred J., John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born on 7
May 1869 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1870 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
George T., age 1, b. PA.
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
George, age 11, b. PA.
1900 Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
George L., b. 5/7/1869, PA., married 5 years, Yard Hand, Tannery.
George married Clara B. (____) about 1895.
Clara was born on 14 May 1875 in PA.
They had the following children.
199 F i. Mable
S. WARBURTON was born on 20 Aug 1895 in PA.
200 F ii. Myrtle
S. WARBURTON was born on 31 Jul 1898 in PA.
86. Adelia
Clara WARBURTON (Alfred J., John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born in
Jan 1874 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. She died in 1928. She was
buried in Greenwood Cem., Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for ADELIA CLARA WARBURTON:
"Della"
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Cara A., Dau., age 6, b. PA.
On August 19, 2001, the Greenwood Cemetery,
Elkland Twp., Sullivan County, PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains,
PA. She shows: McCarty, Della, b. 1874 d. 1928."
1900 Forks Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows name as Della C.
McCarty, b. 1/1874, PA, m. 7 years, 2 children, 2 living.
"Genealogy of Joseph Woodhead and His Descendants"
page 23 shows name as Della Warburton, b. 1874.
See daughter Lelah's obituary. It shows her mother’s name as
Adelia Warburton McCarty.
Adelia married Nelson Joel MCCARTY,
son of David MCCARTY and Lydia FAWCETT, on 3 Jul 1893 in Waverly,
Tioga Co., NY. Nelson was born in Apr 1870 in PA. He died in 1944. He was
buried in Greenwood Cem., Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for NELSON JOEL MCCARTY:
On August 19, 2001, the Greenwood Cemetery,
Elkland Twp., Sullivan County, PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains,
PA. She shows: "McCarty, Nelson J., b. 1870, d. 1944."
1870 Forks Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: McCarty, Nelson
Joel, age 2/12 months, b. PA. (Census shows 4 March - possibly that was day and
month of birth).
1900 Forks Twp., census shows b. April 1870.
"Genealogy of Joseph Woodhead and His Descendants"
page 19 shows b. 1874.
They had the following children.
201 M i. Edward
D. MCCARTY was born on 11 Oct 1894 in Lincoln
Falls, Sullivan Co.,
PA. He died on 12 Dec 1983 in Williamsport,
Lycoming Co., PA. He was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for EDWARD D. MCCARTY:
1900 Forks Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows b. October
1894.
"Genealogy of Joseph Woodhead and His
Descendants" page 23 shows b. 1895.
The following obituary is from:
http://www.joycetice.com/clippings/tcobt312.htm
"EDWARD D. MCCARTY, 89 of Lysock View County Home in
Montoursville RD 2 died Dec. 12, 1983 at the Williamsport Hospital
following a lingering illness. He was born Oct. 11, 1894 in Lincoln Falls
(Sullivan County) son of the late Nelson and Della
Warburton McCarty. He had spent most of his life in the Sullivan County
area and had been a resident of Lysock View for the last 1 ½ years. He was a
lifetime member of the Hillsgrove Fire and Ambulance Association and was a
retired employee of the Pennsylvania Department of Forest and Waters. He had
received an award for 20 years service as a forest fire warden in 1974. He had
also received a certificate for community service on April 10, 19081 for 25
years of active community service by the State Department of Community Affairs.
He was a veteran of World War I, having served with the U.S. Army and was a
member of Loyalsock American Legion Post No. 996 of Dushore.
Surviving are numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Funeral
and committal services will be held Thursday, Dec. 15 at 2 p.m. at the Russell
P. McHenry Funeral Home in Dushore with the Rev. Robert W. Brown, pastor of the
Dushore-Overton-Elkland Charge of the United Church of Christ officiating.
Friends may call from 1 p.m. until time of committal services. Interment will
be in Hillsgrove Cemetery at the convenience of the
family. –Canton
Independent Sentinel"
Residence: Abt. November 1975, Living at Cogan Station, Pennsylvania
202 M ii. Floyd
L. MCCARTY was born on 8 Feb 1897 in PA. He died on 2 Nov 1974. He was
buried in Millview Cem., Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for FLOYD L. MCCARTY:
On September 15, 2001 Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA
transcribed the Millview
Cemetery, Sullivan
County, PA. (Also called Warren or the New Molyneux
Cemetery). She shows:
"McCarty, Floyd, b. 1897, d. 1974."
The following article comes from the "Sullivan
Review", November 4, 2004, page 4:
"Thirty Year News Nov. 7, 1974"
partial record..... from next to last paragraph....
Obituary:...Floyd L. McCarty, Forksville, died Nov. 1,
1974."
Floyd married Grace Frances MCINTIRE, daughter of
Charles F. MCINTIRE and Dora S. WARBURTON,
on 2 Oct 1959. Grace was born on 22 May 1897 in PA. She died in 1982.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for GRACE FRANCES MCINTIRE:
1900 Forks Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: McIntire,
Grace F., b. 5/1897, PA.
On September 15, 2001 Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA
transcribed the Millview
Cemetery, Sullivan
County, PA. (Also called Warren or the New Molyneux
Cemetery). She shows:
"McCarty, Grace, b. 1897, d. 1982."
Burial: Millview Cemetery, Forks
Township, Sullivan
County, Pennsylvania
Residence: Lived at Milan, Bradford County, PA
203 F iii. Lelah
Belle MCCARTY was born on 5 Jul 1902 in Forks Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
She died on 5 Nov 1975 in Towanda, Bradford Co., PA. She was buried in Fairmont Cemetery,
Forksville, PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for LELAH BELLE MCCARTY:
"Descendants of Wilbert John Higley" by Sidney
Higley shows name as Lelah Belle McCarty. Same source shows b. July 2, 1902 and
d. November 5, 1975.
The following obituary was posted on the Ancestry.com
message boards for Sullivan Co., PA on August 7, 2002 by Tina Pastusic:
From "The Sullivan Review", November 13, 1975:
"Mrs. Leah B. Higley, 73, of Forksville RD 1, died
November 4, 1975, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Stephenson, Towanda.
She was born July 2, 1902 in Forks Township, Sullivan
County, daughter of the
late Nelson and Adelia Warburton McCarty. She was a lifetime resident of Sullivan County and on last Aug. 22, she and her
husband Ralph W. Higley, celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary. She had
attended St. Peter's Church
of Christ at Hugo
Corners.
Surviving in addition to her husband, Ralph, at home, are
three daughters, Mrs. Harry (Evelyn) Stephenson of Towanda, Mrs. Emery (Arlene)
Brown of Troy and Mrs. John (Helen) Brown of Forksville; seven sons, Kenneth of
New Albany, Bruce of Buffalo, N.Y., Floyd of Montoursville, Dale of Upland,
Calif., Clinton of Forksville, Myron of Sunbury and Gordon of Queens Creek,
Ariz., one brother, Edward McCarty of Cogan Station; 52 grandchildren; and 10
great grandchildren. One son, Donald, preceded her in death by four years. The
funeral was held Nov. 8 at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home, Dushore, with
the Rev. LaRue Hess, pastor of the Forksville United Methodist Charge,
officiating. Burial was in Forksville
Cemetery."
On November 25, 2001, the Fairmount Cemetery,
Forksville, Sullivan County, PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic. She shows:
"Higley, Lelah B., b. 1902, d. 1975."
Social Security Death Records shows name as Lelah Higley.
Same source shows b. July 5, 1902 and d. November 1975.
"Genealogy of Joseph Woodhead and His
Descendants" pages 18 & 23 shows name as Lelah McCarty. Same source
shows d. November 5, 1975.
Lelah married Ralph Willard HIGLEY, son of Miles HIGLEY and Martha MULLEN, on 22 Oct 1920 in Towanda,
Bradford Co., PA. Ralph was born on 26 Aug 1898 in Elkland Township, Sullivan
Co., PA. He died on 17 Jul 1988 in Estella, Sullivan Co., PA. He was buried in Fairmont Cemetery,
Forksville, PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for RALPH WILLARD HIGLEY:
On November 25, 2001, the Fairmount Cemetery,
Forksville, Sullivan County, PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic. She shows:
Higley, Ralph W., b. 1898, d. 1988."
"Descendants of Wilbert John Higley" by Sidney
Higley shows: Ralph lived and worked a farm for most of his life. When the
children were old enough they and his wife did most of the farming while he
worked on the State roads, where he helped build many of the hard roads in the
county. Later, he was foreman on the Township road department, where he worked
for fourteen years. At that time bought a large farm, to add to the two smaller
ones he owned, quit the road department and farmed until his retirement. He
resided in Estella, Pennsylvania up until his death.
87. Gordon
E. WARBURTON (Alfred J., John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born on 23
May 1879 in Elkland Township, Sullivan Co., PA. He died in Jul 1963. He was
buried in St Paul's United Church of Christ
Cemetery, Overton, Bradford County,
PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
1880 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Gordon, age 1, b. PA.
1900 Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Gordon, son, b. 5/1879, PA., Farm Laborer.
Gordon married Jennie STRAY. Jennie
was born in 1882. She died in 1959. She was buried in St
Paul's United Church of Christ Cemetery, Overton, Bradford County, PA.
They had the following children.
204 F i. Doris
WARBURTON was born in May 1910.
Doris married John Clifford WHITELEY, son of John
WHITELEY and Fannie MCCARTY, in 1927. John was born on 3
Jun 1908. He died in Sep 1928. He was buried in Bethel Cemetery,
Elkland Twp., Sullivan Co., PA.
205 F ii. Marjorie
WARBURTON was born on 11 Nov 1923 in Overton, Bradford Co., PA. She died on
1 May 1997 in Laceyville, Wyoming Co., Pennsylvania.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for MARJORIE WARBURTON:
The following obituary is from:
http://www.joycetice.com/obitcemb/spaulobit.htm
"WARBURTON –MRS. MARJORIE WORTHINGTON age 73 of New Albany died at the
home
of her daughter, Linda Sheldon in Laceyville on Thursday
evening, May 1, 1997 surrounded by her family. She was born in Overton on Nov.
11, 1923 a daughter of the late Gordon and Jennie Stray Warburton. She
graduated from New Albany High School class of 1941 and later graduated from Scranton-Lackawanna School in 1951. Marjorie operated her
own accounting and tax preparation business in New Albany
and for several years was a Justice of the Peace in New Albany. She was a member of the St. Paul’s United Church
of Christ in Overton and at one time a member of the church consistory. In her
spare time she enjoyed being surrounded by her many friends and her family. She
enjoyed her many trips all over the world and especially her special trips to Atlantic City and Las
Vegas. She was very devoted to her grandchildren,
following their sporting events and also their school activities. She is
survived by; her twin daughters and sons-in-law, Lynn and Robert Dibble Jr. of
New Albany and Linda and Benjamin Sheldon of Laceyville; her five
grandchildren, Bryant and Breanne Dibble and Gabriel, Zachary and Caleb
Sheldon; a niece, Donna Ritz of Manlius, N.Y.; a stepdaughter and her husband,
Joan and Bernard Finn of Bradford, N.Y.; a step-grandson, Shawn Finn of
Corning, N.Y.; a step granddaughter and husband Kathie and Vaughn Drake of
Canisteo, N.Y. and a step-great-grandson, Devon Drake. Besides her husband, she
was also predeceased by a sister, Doris Whitely Warburton; two brothers, Donald
and Raymond Warburton and a step-grandson, Joseph Finn. A private service will
be held at the St. Paul’s
United Church of Christ in Overton with her pastor, the Rev. Robert Martin
officiating. Interment will be in St.
Paul’s Reformed Cemetery in Overton. It was Marjorie’s
request that there be no calling hours. The family will furnish flowers,
however, those wishing may make memorial donations to the St. Paul’s United
Church of Christ, c/o Mr. Ed Johnson, RR 3, Box 256, Towanda, Pa. or to the
Bradford Co. Cancer Society, 413 S. Main St., Athens, Pa. or to the Divine
Providence Cancer Center, Williamsport, Pa. or to the charity of the donor’s
choice. Arrangements were made through the Sheldon Funeral Home, Main Street, Laceyville,
Pa. –Towanda Daily Review"
Marjorie married Mr. WORTHINGTON.
206 M iii. Donald WARBURTON.
207 M iv. Raymond WARBURTON.
98. Lewis
WARBURTON (Cyrus Sadler, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born in
Dec 1877 in PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for LEWIS WARBURTON:
1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Lewis, b. 12/1877, PA., Day Laborer, married 4 years.
(I couldn't find him in 1880 Census). L.P.
1920 1st Ward Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows: Warburton,
Lewis, head, age 38, b. PA, parents b. PA., engineer for RR. (Living with him
was Ida Warburton, divorced wife of his cousin Wilbur Warburton). L.P.
In a email message from Connie
LaGrega on January 28, 2004 she indicates that Lewis and his wife were divorced
and Lewis kept the children, but Cyrus and Addie raised the children. She also
indicates that Lewis lived in Ithaca,
N.Y. and sent money for the care
of the children.
Notes for MILLIE ?:
1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Millie, Wife, b. 7/1877, PA, married 4 years, 2 children born, 2 children
living.
Marriage Notes for LEWIS WARBURTON and MILLIE ?:
1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows married 4
years.
More About LEWIS WARBURTON and MILLIE ?:
Divorce: Unknown Marriage: Abt. 1896
Lewis married Millie (____) about
1896. Millie was born in Jul 1877 in PA.
They had the following children.
208 M i. Herman
WARBURTON was born in Dec 1895 in PA.
209 F ii. Alma
WARBURTON was born in Aug 1897 in PA.
210 M iii. Howard
WARBURTON was born about 1901 in PA.
Notes for HOWARD WARBURTON:
1920 1st Ward Ithaca, Tompkins Co., NY census shows:
Warburton, Howard, son of Lewis
Warburton, age 19, b. PA, occupation-fireman for RR.
100. Mae
Bertha WARBURTON (Cyrus Sadler, John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was
born in 1885. She died in 1970. She was buried in Cherry Grove
Cemetery, Nordmont,
Sullivan County, PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for MAE BERTHA WARBURTON: "Mae" or
"May"
1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton,
Bertha M., Dau. b. 9/1886, PA. (Doesn't indicate adoption).
In an E-mail posted at Ancestry.com - message boards - on
February 1, 2002 by Connie (King)
McMichael, she indicates her grandmother (Mae Bertha Warburton) was adopted by
the Warburtons, but she hadn't found out which ones. (See another message
below).*
On August 20, 2001, the Cherry Grove
Cemetery, Nordmont,
Sullivan County, PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA. she shows:
"Kingston,
Mae B., b. 1885, d. 1970." I don't know if this is a mistake and should be
"King" instead of "Kingston"?
Can't enter data without more confirmation. I was unable to locate parents for
Mae, but I did find a Bertha M. Warburton in the 1900 Davidson Twp., Sullivan County census. It shows she was b.
September 1886 and was the daughter* of Cyril and Adda (?) Warburton.
*In another email message from Connie
(King) LaGrega on January 21, 2004 she indicates birth name was Bertha Mae
Kingston and that she was adopted by Cyrus & Adaline Warburton, but when
she married into the King family and since there was already a Bertha King, she
used her middle name Mae. Son’s obituary shows name as May B. Warburton King.
She goes on to indicate that Bertha Mae's sister and brother Mabel V. Kingston (1906-1981) and Raymond B. Kingston, (1903-1976)
are also buried in Cherry
Grove Cemetery.
Children of MAE WARBURTON and RALPH KING are:
i. LEONA ADELINE5 KING, b. 1906; m. JOHN METZGER.
ii. CLARA AVIS KING, b. 1908; d. 1932.
iii. CAROLINE JENNY KING, b. 1910; d. 1999.
iv. JESSIE BUELA KING, b. January 02, 1913; d. January 03, 1985.
v. ALMA AGUSTA KING, b. 1915; d. 1921.
Notes for ALMA AGUSTA KING:
On August 20, 2001, the Cherry Grove
Cemetery, Nordmont,
Sullivan County, PA was
transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA. she shows:
"King, Alma A., b. 1915, d. 1921. Dau of R. W. & B. M. King."
More About ALMA AGUSTA KING:
Burial: Cherry Grove Cemetery,
Nordmont, Sullivan County, Pennsylvania
vi. WALTER RICHARD KING, b. January 27, 1921; d. July 30, 1963.
vii. JOHN LEWIS KING, b. November 07, 1923, Nordmont, Sullivan
County, Pennsylvania; d. December 18, 2006, Williamsport Hospital,
Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania.
viii. DONNE LAMONT KING, b. 1928; m. MARION STIEGER.
More About DONNE LAMONT KING:
Residence: Abt. 2006, Lived in Watsontown, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania
Mae married Ralph Walter KING, son
of Lemuel KING and Eliza LAIRD. Ralph was born on 2 Apr
1879. He died on 31 Oct 1964. He was buried in Cherry Grove Cemetery, Nordmont,
Sullivan Co., PA.
They had the following children.
211 F i. Leona
Adeline KING was born in 1906.
Leona married John METZGER.
212 F ii. Clara
Avis KING was born in 1908. She died in 1932.
213 F iii. Caroline
Jenny KING was born in 1910. She died in 1999.
214 F iv. Jessie
Beulah KING was born on 2 Jan 1913. She died on 3 Jan 1985. She was buried
in Hillcrest Cemetery, New Albany, Bradford Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for JESSIE BUELA KING:
On September 30, 2002, the Hillcrest
Cemetery, New
Albany, Bradford County,
PA was transcribed by Phil
Herman. He shows: "Magee, Jessie KING, b. 1913, d. 1985. James and Jessie
on same stone."
The following obituary was emailed to me by Cindy Coppock
Findley on August 30, 2008:
"KING –MRS. JESSIE B. KING MAGEE, 72 beloved wife of
James W. Magee of New Albany died Thursday morning, January 3, 1913* in
Nordmont, Sullivan County the daughter of the Ralph W. and Bertha Mae Warburton
King. She had spent her early years in the Nordmont area of Sullivan County
and moved to New Albany in 1929 where she
graduated, married and raised their family, making New Albany her home for the rest of her years.
She was active in the New Albany
Cooperative Church
and the New Albany Community Club for as long as her health permitted. She was
a long standing supporter of the New Albany Alumni Association and was
instrumental in the continuance of the annual alumni banquets in the past
years. She will be greatly missed by her loved ones and many friends. On Nov.
26, 1984 she and her husband celebrated their 53rd wedding anniversary.
She had formerly been employed by the Sullcraft Cooperation
of Dushore followed by the Keystone State Shoe Company of Mildred until illness
forced her retirement 10 years ago. Surviving in addition to her husband, James
W. at home are five daughters, Mrs. Darrell (Jeanette) Bown of Troy, Mrs.
Robert (Joan) Woodhead of Forksville RD, Mrs. Kenneth (Carol) Bedford of New
Albany, Ms. Sally VerBryck of McClean, Virginia and Ms. Sherri Christman of
Richmond, Virginia; one son, James K. Magee of Dushore RD 2; two sisters, Mrs.
John (Leona) Metzgar of Montgomery and Mrs. Glen (Caroline) Sitler of
Williamsport; two brothers, John L. King of
Hughesville RD
and Donnie L. King of Williamsport;
mother-in-law, Mrs. Ethel Bird of New
Albany; 19 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren plus
numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Sunday at 1:30 p.m.
in the New Albany Baptist Church with the Rev. Richard Berg pastor of the New
Albany Cooperative Parish officiating. Interment will be in the Hillcrest Cemetery
in New Albany.
Friends may call at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home in Dushore on Saturday
from 7-9 p.m. Memorials may be direct to the New Albany Library Association.
–Towanda Daily Review"
* She was b. January 2, 1913 and d. January 3, 1985. L.P.
Jessie married James Wilbur MAGEE, son of Fay MAGEE and Ethel COMSTOCK. James was born on 23 Apr
1911 in New Albany, Bradford Co., PA. He died on 24 May 1991 in New Albany,
Bradford Co., PA. He was buried in Hillcrest Cemetery, New Albany, Bradford
Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for JAMES WILBUR MAGEE:
James W. Magee was one of two children of Fay W. Magee and
Ethel M. Comstock. Their other child was Boyd Magee who died in 1954. See notes
page for Ethel; shows the following grandchildren; James K. Magee, of New Albany; Mrs. Darrell (Janette Magee) Bown, of Troy; Mrs. Robert (Joan Magee) Woodhead, Forksville; Mrs.
Kenneth (Carol Magee) Bedford, of New Albany, Mrs. Tom (Sally Magee) Ludzieski, of West Hampton, NJ; and
Sherry Magee Christman, of Richmond,
Virginia. (I was unable to find
out if these grandchildren were children of James W. or Boyd Magee. Janette
Magee Bown, her husband and his ancestors as well as their daughter are listed
elsewhere in this tree).
On September 30, 2002, the Hillcrest
Cemetery, New
Albany, Bradford County,
PA was transcribed by Phil
Herman. He shows: "Magee, James Wilbur, b. April 23, 1911, d. May 24,
1991. James and Jessie on same stone."
The following obituary was posted on message boards at
Ancestry.com on June 10, 2002 by Tina Pastusic: "The Sullivan Review May
30, 1991
James W. Magee, 80, of New Albany died May 24, 1991, at his home. He
was born in New Albany
April 23, 1911, a son of Fay W. and Ethel Magee Bird. He was a lifetime
resident of New Albany, a graduate of New Albany High School
and Lycoming College. He was a member of the Lycoming
College Alumni Association.
Mr. Magee served on the New Albany Borough Council and had
operated the Borough
Park and swimming pool
for many years. He also served on the New Albany School Board and as school
custodian for many years. He was a bookkeeper by profession, but was also adept
at working with his hands and being out-of-doors. At one time he was employed
by the Erie Railroad and later as a machinist at the New Albany Machine and
Tool Co. He retired in 1973 Mr. Magee was a member o f the National Rifle
Association, and his out-of –doors activities included hunting, trapping and
fishing, in addition to enjoyment of wildlife forms.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Darrell (Jeanette) Bown,
of Troy; Mrs. Robert (Joan) Woodhead, of
Forksville; Mrs. Kenneth (Carol) Bedford, of New Albany; Mrs. Tom (Sally) Ludzieski, of Westhampton, NY; and Mrs.
Sherry Christman, of Richmond, VA
and one son, James K. of New Albany;
21 grandchildren; 27 great-grandchildren. His wife, the former Jessie King,
died in 1985.
Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Russell P.
McHenry Funeral Home, Dushore, with Rev. Janice Green officiating. Burial was
in Hillcrest Cemetery,
New Albany."
215 F v. Alma
Augusta KING was born in 1915. She died in 1921. She was buried in Cherry
Grove Cemetery, Nordmont, Sullivan Co., PA.
216 M vi. Walter
Richard KING was born on 27 Jan 1921. He died on 30 Jul 1963. He was buried
in Cherry Grove Cemetery, Nordmont, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for WALTER RICHARD KING:
On August 20, 2001, the Cherry Grove
Cemetery, Nordmont,
Sullivan County, PA was transcribed by Tina
Pastusic of Plains, PA. she shows: "King, Walter
Richard, b. January 27, 1921. D. July 30, 1963. Pa M Sgt. US
Army WWII Korea."
Walter married Elizabeth K. KOZEMKO, daughter of Stephen
KOZEMKO and Mary PANCO. Elizabeth was born about 1927. She died on 19
Mar 2003 in Hardin Memorial Hospital,
Elizabethtown, Kentucky. She was buried in Cherry Grove
Cemetery, Nordmont, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for ELIZABETH K. KOZEMKO:
The following comes from a posting at the message boards
for Ancestry.com. It was posted on April 3, 2003 by Connie
McMichael:
"The News Enterprise Elizabethtown, KY
March 23, 2003
Elizabeth "Betty" King, 76, of Radcliff, died
Wednesday, March 19, 2003, at Hardin Memorial Hospital
in Elizabethtown.
She received her education from the Russian
School in Lopez,
Pa., and High School in Dushore, Pa.
She retired from civil service at Fort
Knox and was an avid bowler, belonging
to leagues in Elizabethtown, Fort Knox,
and Louisville, traveling the United States to bowl in
tournaments. She was preceded in death by her husband, Master Sgt. (Ret.)
Walter R. King died in 1963; an infant son Stephen Richard; and her parents,
Stephen and Mary (Panco) Kozemko.
Survivors include two daughters, Donna Semega of Radcliff
and Connie Lou McMichael of
Clarkson, two sons Ralph Walter "Butch" King ll of Big Spring and Michael Edward King of
Rineyville; 13 grandchildren, 6 step grandchildren, 14 great-grandchildren.
The funeral is at 7p.m. Monday at Nelson -Edlen -Bennett
Funeral Home in Radcliff with the Rev. Paige Hardin officiating.
Visitation begins at 6p.m. Monday at the funeral
home."
217 M vii. John
Lewis KING was born on 7 Nov 1923 in Nordmont, Sullivan Co., PA. He died on
18 Dec 2006 in Williamsport,
Lycoming Co., PA. He was buried in Cherry Grove Cemetery, Nordmont, Sullivan
Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for JOHN LEWIS KING:
The following obituary is from "The Sullivan
Review", Dushore, PA, December 21, 2006, page 7: "John L.
King
John L. King, 83, of Hughesville, a veteran of World War II
(1944-1946), who served in the U.S. Army's 1st Division, 26th Regiment
Anti-Tank Co. (Checkerboard Division), died Dec. 18, 2006 at Williamsport Hospital.
He was born in Nordmont Nov. 7, 1923, a son of Ralph W. and May B. Warburton
King. Mr. King retired in 1985 after being an upholsterer for 40 years for the
Schnadig Corporation in Montoursville. In addition, he was a farmer and devoted
husband, father, and grandfather. Surviving is his wife, the former Beulah C.
Horn, a brother, Donne L. Marian) King of Watsontown: four children, John II of
Hughesville; Sheila J. (Steven L.) Myers of Saipan CNMI: Alex J. of
Hughesville; and Greta A. King of Lemon
Springs, NC; six
grandchildren; two great-grandsons. Funeral services will be held today
(Thursday) at 10 a.m. at McCarty-Thomas Funeral Home, Hughesville, with Rev.
Gerald D. Wagner presiding. Burial will be in Cherry Grove
Cemetery, Nordmont."
The following obituary and commentary was posted as a reply
to above obituary on December 27, 2006 by Connie
LaGrega:
"Re: John L. King cllagr188 (View posts) Posted: 27
Dec 2006 7:27AM GMT
Classification: Query Surnames: King, Warburton, Horn, Meyers,
Evans,
Uncle John as I knew him, was a very honest and hard
working man. Although he had that rough manly manner about him underneath we
all knew he was as soft as a teddy bear. I have many wonderful memories of this
loving man. He had a love for the King family history and it was a joy for him
to share with anyone that had an interest. The family’s loss is great. He was
the second son of Ralph & Mae (Warburton) King, my father Walter the
eldest, Donne King the youngest child is the sole survivor of their eight
children. The King family has resided in the Sullivan County area since 1801
and many descendants still reside in the Sullivan County area. Now he's on his
way to tell the stories of the younger generations to the ancestors.
Williamsport
Sun-Gazette; Wednesday, December 27, 2006
John L. King, 83, of Hughesville, passed away on Dec.18, 2006
at the Williamsport
Hospital, after an
extended illness. Born on Nov. 7, 1923 in Nordmont,
Pa., he was the son of Ralph W.
and Mae B. (Warburton) King. John was a veteran of World War II, (1944-1946)
serving in the US Army's 1st Division-26th Regiment Anti-Tank Co.(Checkerboard
Division) stationed in Nuremberg,
Germany. He
retired in 1985, after being an upholster for 40 years, for the Schnading
Corporation, Montoursville. He was an avid farmer and devoted husband, father
and grandfather. He will be sadly missed by many friends and family. He is
survived by his wife, the former Beulah C. Horn; one brother ,Donne L. (Marion)
King of Watsontown; four children, John L. King II of Hughesville, Sheila J.
Meyers (Steven L.) of Saipan CNMI, Alex J .King of Hughesville, and Greta A.
King of Lemon Springs, N.C. Also surviving are six grandchildren, John L. King
III (Kimberly) of Picture Rocks, Danielle K. Evans of Lemon Springs, N.C.,
Kayla J. Evans of Hughesville, Micah K. ,Caleb S., and Gabriel H. Meyers all of
Saipan CNMI, two great grandsons, Kyle G. Hoffman and Brock King both of
Picture Rocks.
The funeral will be held Thursday 10a.m. at McCarty-Thomas
Funeral Home, 557 East Water St.,
Hughesville, with Rev. Gerald D. Wagner, officiating. Burial will be in Cherry Grove
Cemetery, Nordmont.
Friends and family will receive at the funeral home Wednesday from
7-9p.m."
The following email is from Connie
(King) LaGrega on December 29, 2006 which she wrote to me regarding a few
questions I had as to some of the descendants of John L. King listed in his
obituary: "Lorin;
Yes it's been awhile since we spoke. I hate the new message
boards. You can't see anything unless you click on everything, and how many
people are going to do that except people like us.
Uncle John & Aunt Beulah's children:
John II is the oldest. I knew his wife's name but never
wrote it down & they are divorced for quite a few years now, his son John
III is married to a Kimberly, I don't know her maiden name, Brock is their son.
Sheila is next, married a Myers, they are missionaries, for one of the churches
in the Hughesville area. Next is Alex, his wife was named Connie also, she died a couple of years ago. They
had no children. The youngest is Greta, we stay in touch very often. She was
married to Keith Richard Evans. Before the divorce they lived on land her
father gave her next to his house in Hughesville. Danielle K. & Kayla J.
are their teenage daughters.
Donne's wife is Marion Stieger. Her mother use to own the
hotel in Nordmont, after her father died, her mother rented rooms to hunters
for awhile. I can remember playing in all the different rooms and in the creek
out back as a child. Her mother was a Peterman and I think it was her family
that had the Hotel first. I am not sure if it's still there, it was on the
right just across from the bridge, next to Van Dynes store. Kyle G. Hoffman, is
John III's step son (wife's son.). Thanks for posting the obit you did. Aunt
Beulah is sending me a copy because I hadn't seen it yet. Uncle John had
Leukemia for three years before he died & he made his doctor promise not to
tell the family when he found out. They only found out after his death. They
knew he had things wrong because he took a lot of medicine, but he didn't want
them to know and worry. The doctor said his heart and Lungs were that of a much
younger man, his kidneys failed because of the disease. He didn't smoke, drink
alcohol, soft drinks or eat junk food. I am sure when my father and him were
younger they drank but since his children were born I never heard of him
drinking. He swore like a truck driver that was an outstanding trait he had,
but it was all just his way of talking because he would do anything he could
for anyone and he helped so many people. His Uncle Tom who lived on his
father's (Lemuel King) homestead until his health failed was sort of the black
sheep of the King clan, he stayed on the mountain an very seldom came down,
wore the same bib overhauls that needed a serious washing all the time, we all
loved this old man even though he was different and rough, when his health
failed Uncle John brought him home to his house to live and die. Everyone said
he was a nasty old man near the end, but that didn't matter to Uncle John he
was family.
Connie"
More About JOHN LEWIS KING:
Burial: December 21, 2006, Cherry
Grove Cemetery,
Nordmont, Sullivan
County, PA
Fact 1: In addition to his job before retirement, he was a
farmer.
Military service: Bet. 1944 - 1946, He was a veteran of
World War II (1944-1946), who served in the U.S. Army's 1st Division, 26th
Regiment Anti-Tank Co. (Checkerboard Division) stationed in Nuremberg, Germany.
Residence: 2006, Lived in Hughesville, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
Retirement: 1985, He retired in 1985 after being an
upholsterer for 40 years for the Schnadig Corporation in Montoursville.
John married Beulah Clara HORNE, daughter of Roland
HORNE and Dora SPEARY. Beulah was born on 1 Oct
1927 in PA.
218 M viii. Donne
Lamont KING was born in 1928.
Donne married Marion STIEGER.
102. Anna
G. WARBURTON (Walter E., John Molyneux, John, Peter, George) was born in
Oct 1888 in PA. She died in 1950. She was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery,
Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for ANNA G. WARBURTON:
1900 Fox twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Warburton, Annie,
Dau., b. 10/1888, PA.
1930 Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Norton,
Anna G., wife, age 41, b. PA., married 18 years, parents b. PA.
On August 16, 2002 the Hillsgrove Cemetery, Hillsgrove Twp.,
Sullivan Co., PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA. She shows:
"Norton, Anna G., b. 1888, d. 1950."
Anna married Ernest W. NORTON, son
of Lyman J. NORTON and Harriet YORK, about 1910. Ernest was born
in 1886 in PA. He died in 1969. He was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan
Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
Notes for ERNEST W. NORTON:
1910 Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Norton,
Ernest, head, age 23, farmer, b. PA.
1930 Hillsgrove Twp., Sullivan Co., PA census shows: Norton,
Ernest W., head, age 43, b. PA., married 21 years*, farmer-dairy, parents b.
PA.
On August 16, 2002 the Hillsgrove Cemetery, Hillsgrove Twp.,
Sullivan Co., PA was transcribed by Tina Pastusic of Plains, PA. She shows:
"Norton, Ernest W., b. 1886, d. 1969."
*1910 census shows married 2 years, 1930 census shows him
married 21 years and wife married 18 years.
They had the following children.
219 M i. Walter
L. NORTON was born in 1909 in PA. He died in 1987. He was buried in
Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Walter married Hazel R. (____). Hazel was born in 1907.
She died in 1982. She was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
220 M ii. Herbert
Y. NORTON was born on 19 Dec 1910 in Hillsgrove Township, Sullivan Co., PA.
He died on 9 Jan 1996 in Forksville, Forks Twp, Sullivan Co., PA. He was buried
in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Source: Research by Larry Pardoe;
The following obituary is from:
http://www.joycetice.com/clippings/tcobt312.htm
"HERBERT Y. NORTON, 85 of Forksville RR 1 died
Tuesday, Jan. 9, 1996 after being stricken at home. His wife, the former
Gertrude Steele died in September 1993. A farmer and a former employee of Avco
Lycoming, he retired from the State Bureau of Forestry. He was a life member of
Hillsgrove Volunteer Fire Co. He was a member and trustee of Hillsgrove Union
Church. Born Dec. 19, 1910 in Hillsgrove
Township he was a son of
Ernest and Anna Warburton Norton.
Surviving are three sons, Robert M. of LaPorte, Arthur J.
of Elkins Park and Herbert C. of Telford/ a daughter, Sandra L. Steele of
Barton, N.Y.; a brother, Elmer of Lewistown; three sisters, Irene Davis of
Dushore, Delores Columbine of DuBoistown and Grace Rosbach of South
Williamsport; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. The funeral will be
at 2 p.m. Friday in the church with David Hart the associate pastor of
Forksville United Methodist Charge officiating. Burial will be in the Hillsgrove Cemetery. Friends may call at Spitler’s,
733 Broad St.,
Montoursville from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday."
Herbert married Gertrude N. STEELE. Gertrude was born in
1916. She died in Sep 1993. She was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan
Co., PA.
221 F iii. Delores
C. NORTON was born about 1919 in PA.
Delores married George COLUMBINE.
222 F iv. Irene
Dorothy NORTON was born on 19 Dec 1919 in Hillsgrove Sullivan Co., PA. She
died on 21 Nov 2000 in Sayre RPH, Bradford Co., PA. She was buried in
Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co., PA.
Wyalusing Rocket
Irene D. Davis, age 80 of New Albany RR1, PA, passed away
on Tuesday, November 21, 2000 at the Robert
Packer Hospital
in Sayre
She was born on December 19, 1919 in Hillsgrove, the
daughter of the late Ernest and Anna Warburton Norton.
Irene had been a lifetime member of this area and was a
member of the Forksville
United Methodist
Church. She volunteered for Senior Citizens at
Sullivan Terrace and helped with the Forksville Fire Company. Mrs. Davis enjoyed time spent playing bingo,
doing needlework and she thoroughly enjoyed visiting with family and friends. In September of 1977, Irene was preceded in
death by her husband, the late Charles E. Davis.
She is survived by two children, a daughter and son-in-law,
Rose and Mike Morris of New Albany; a son, Robert Davis of St. Mary's; two
sisters and brothers-in-law, Grace and Louis Rosbach of Williamsport, Dolores
and George Columbine of Williamsport; a brother and sister-in-law, Elmer and
Susie Norton of Lewistown; a brother-in-law, James Davis of Elmira, NY; nine
grandchildren; 10 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents and husband, she was preceded in
death by a daughter, Mary Ann Davis; a son, Edwin Davis, at three months and by
two brothers, Walter and Herbert Norton.
Funeral services were held on Saturday, Nov. 25 at 11 a.m. in the Forksville United Methodist
Church; with the Rev.
David Hart, her pastor, officiating.
Interment followed in the Hillsgrove
Cemetery. Friends and family called on Friday evening,
Nov. 24 at the Russell P. McHenry Funeral Home, 119 Carpenter St., Dushore from 7 to 9
p.m. In lieu of flowers, memorials may
be made to the Forksville
United Methodist
Church in Mrs. Davis's
memory.
Irene married Charles E. DAVIS. Charles was born in
1914. He died in Sep 1977. He was buried in Hillsgrove Cemetery, Sullivan Co.,
PA.
223 M v. Elmer
D. NORTON was born about 1923.
Residence: Abt. 2000, Lived in Lewistown, Centre Co., PA
Elmer married Susie (____).
224 F vi. Grace
L. NORTON was born in Jan 1928 in PA.
Grace married Louis ROSBACH. Louis was born in Jan 1930
in Dushore, Sullivan Co., PA.
Research by Larry Pardoe;
More About LOUIS C. ROSBACH:
Past Res: Abt. 2005, Lived in Montoursville, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
Past Residence: Abt. 1988, Lived in Fredericksburg, Virginia
Residence: Abt. 2006, Lived in South Williamsport, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania
106. Eli
C. WARBURTON (John B., Jesse, John, Peter, George) was born in Jul 1863 in
PA. He died in 1942. He was buried in Highland
Cemetery, Elkland, Tioga Co., PA.
Census of 1900 Canton Boro, Canton Twp., Bradford Co.,
PA
Warburton, Eli C. Head W M July 1863 36 M-13 PA PA PA
Georgia Wife W F
Nov 1865 34 M-13 4-4 PA PA PA
Grace W F
Oct 1892 7 PA PA PA
Hugh W M
Mar 1894 6 PA PA PA
Lawrence W M Sep 1895 4 PA PA PA
Lillian W F
July 1898 1 PA PA PA
Eli married Georgia Bell CROFUT,
daughter of George Clinton CROFUT and Julia Delphine FLEMING,
on 12 Aug 1887 in Bradford Co., PA. Georgia was born on 30 Nov 1864 in
Granville Township, Bradford Co., PA. She died in 1944 in Bradford Co., PA. She
was buried in Highland Cemetery, Elkland, Tioga Co.,
PA.
Census of 1880 Mansfield, Tioga Co., PA
Soldiers Orphans in school at Mansfield;
Crofut, Georgia W F 15 PA
Effie W F 12 PA
Tri-Counties Genealogy & History by Joyce M. Tice
Marriages of the Tri-Counties
Bradford County
Marriages 1885-1888
Eli O. Warburton, age 24 of LeRoy to Georgia B. Crofut, age 22
of East Canton on 8/12/1887
Parent of Groom: John B. Warburton Parent of bride: Geo. C. Crofut
They had the following children.
225 F i. Grace
WARBURTON was born in Oct 1892 in Canton
Township, Bradford Co.,
PA.
226 M ii. Hugh
Edward WARBURTON was born on 10 Mar 1894 in Granville, Bradford Co., PA. He
died on 6 Oct 1945. He was buried in Woodlawn
Cemetery, Elmira, NY.
World War Draft Registration;
Warburton, Hugh Edward born on 10 Mar 1893 in Pennsylvania
Bradford
County births;
Warburton, Hugh M-W Son of Eli & Georgia of
Granville/Farmer on 3/10/1894
Hugh married Adalide A. (____). Adalide died on 14 Jan
1986. She was buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Elmira, Chemung Co., NY.
227 M iii. Lawrence
Glenn WARBURTON was born on 8 Sep 1895 in Canton
Township, Bradford Co.,
PA.
World War One Draft Registration;
Warburton, Lawrence Glenn Born 08 Sep 1895 in Pennsylvania
Highland Cem Elkland Tioga Co., PA
Warburton, Lawrence 1916-1917 Son of L.G. & Mary
Lawrence
married Mary (____).
228 F iv.