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672 4134. ^ sy i. Frederick Hunter,' b. 26 Mch., 1866, in Auburn, N. Y. 4135. ii. Lutie,' b. in May, 1869; d. in infancy. 4136. iii. George Humphreys,' b. 26 April, 1873, at Greenport, L. I. 4137. iv. Seward,' b. in May, 1S81, at Buffalo, N. Y. 4138. II. Lucia Grosvenor,^ b. in Aug., 1843, at Cato, N. Y. ; married at Buffalo, N. Y., 12 June, 1873, Olindus F. Kendall, of New York City, son of Daniel and Mary Kendall, of Springfield, Mass. Merchant, Boston, Mass. Children: 4139. i. Louise Humplireys,' b. 17 Aug., 1875, at Buffalo, N. Y. 4140. ii. Grosvenor,' b. 16 May, 1878, at Bergen Point, N. J. 4141. iii. Eugene Worthington,' b. in June, 1880, at Bergen Point, N. J. 4142. iv. Alexander,' b. 23 Aug., 1882, at Cambridge. 4143. V. Cornelia Brush,' b. 24 May, 1885, at Great Head, Mass. 4144. III. Godfrey Grosvenor,^ b. 2 Sept., 1845, at Cato, N. Y. ; married Mary E. Wood. F.\MILY 505. 4145. IV. Emma Virginia,'* b. 10 Sept., 1847, at Cato, N. Y. Res. (1S86) Cambridge, Mass. 4146. V. Ida Fr.«ces,^ b. 12 Nov., 1S51, at Cato, N. Y. Res. (1886) Cambridge, Mass. 4147. VI. Georgianna,^ b. 10 Jan., 1S56, at Auburn, N. Y. Teacher, ISIontreal, Canada. 4148. VII. Guy Landon.^ b. 25 Sept., 1S61, at Auburn, N. Y. ; married Lillian Esther Gibbons. Family 508. 4149. VIII. Llewellyn,^ b. 7 July, 1S65, at Auburn, N. Y. Student at Harvard Law School. FAIMILY 383. 4150- Frederick' Humphreys, M- D-. [2643] (Dr. Emstus,^ dp/. Asher,^ Esq. Oliver,* JunalhaTi,^ LieiU. Samuel,- Michael') was born ii Mch., 1816, in INIarcellus, Onondaga Co., N. Y. He was married (i) in Auburn, Cayuga Co., N. Y., 14 Feb., 1837, by the Rev. J. Chamberlayne, to Cornelia (dau. of William and Hester E.) Palmer. She died 4 June, 1840, at Chillicothe, Ohio, se. 23 years. He was married (2) in Ludlowville, Tompkins Co., N. Y., I Aug., 1843, by the Rev. A. Wood, to Frances Maria (daughter of Alvah Jefferson and ^Maria Polly Tuttle) Sperry, of Ludlowville.* fa.milv 1. - the " Sperry Farms," in New Haven, Ct. He married . -A. few years after his marriage s., his son Enoch, supposed to be the oldest child, being then two years of age. The last years of his life were spent at the residence of his son Moses, and there he died. Children: (i.) Enoch, b. 1761; married Anna (Bush) P.tlmer. Family 2. (2.) Elijah; married Barrett; had one son, Eleazer. (3.) Nathan: married Mary Johns. (4.I Moses; married, aged 16, a lady aged 25 or 30; after his father's death he removed to near Rochester, N. Y. Cktltlren : Joy: Moses; Charles; [also anoth r son and se\eral daughters]. (5.) Phoebe; married Bush; probably died childless. (6.) Dinah; d. 1816 [?); unmarried. FAMILY 3. Capt. Enoch Sperry () (son of Aaron) was bom in New Haven, Ct. He married (i) Anna (Bush) Palmer, dau. of Bush, of Sheffield, Mass. Children: (i.) Clakissa, b. in 1783; married in 1800, William Hamlin. Children: Caroline; marned Heman Treat. Horace; married ; died childless. Fanny; unmarried. Lonnira; married James Worden. Clarissa; married Phillips. Harriet: married Richard Turner. William; married Julia Joslin; had one son. (2.) Ira, b. 1785; married Lydia Chamberlin. Children: William; married Salina Stoddart. Lewis; married Davis; had two sons and three daughters. Louisa; married Willard Carpenter. Clarissa: married ; she died childless. (3.) Fanny, b. in 1786; married Philander Kellogg. They resided in Blenham, N. Y.: removed thence to near Jackson, Mich., and there died. Chiltlren: John; Enoch; Edward: AVilliam: Mary Ann; Clarissa Betsey: Pamelia and Cynthia Cordelia (twins). (4.) Betsey, b. in 1788; married Ebenezer Andrews. Children: Harriet: Louisa; Alvah; Mortimer. (5.) Philo, b. in 1790: married Polly Worster. Resided m Alford, Mass., and there died. Children: Cyrus; married Olive Coe. Hannah: married William Nichols. Piatt: married (i) Husted; (2) Storms; (3) Strong. Cynthia; married Priest. Ira; married . Polly Ann; married Near: had two children—a son died. (6.) Pameua, b. in 1793: married (i) Patrick Fitz Gibbons; (2) Israel Horton. Children (by 1st marriage): John (Fitz Gibbons). (By zd marriage}: Frances (Horton). (7.) John, b. in 1795; died in infancy. (8.) Alvah Jefferson, b. 3 July, 1797; married Maria Polly Tuitle. Family 3.
He removed with his father's family to Auburn, N. Y., in 1823. His youth was s'jMwt-in-- his father's office, and at the district and in private schools, and at the Auburn Academy, under the tuition of Josiah Underbill, a Quaker teacher, who probably did more to mould his character than any other agency. From the age of fourteen to sixteen he was clerking in a store, and then went south with his brother Julius and uncle Truman, in the clock business, his father having an idea that every boy should early push out and make his way in the world. Returning after a three years' experience, he managed a farm which his father had purchased. He again went south, and after a year returned to find his father-in-law's affairs in confusion, and to save the FAMILY 3. Alvah Jefferson [8] (Capt. Enoch, Aaron) was born at AUord, Berkshire Co., Mass. He married 4 Sept., 1816, Maria Polly (dau. of Capt. Isaac) Tuttle, of Alford, b. 6 Muh., 1799; died at Ludlowville, N. Y., 17 May, 1876, s. 83 years. He died 6 Mch., 1884. After living some six years at Alford, they removed to the town of Brutus, near .iuburn, Cayuga Co., N. Y., from whence, after four years' residence, they removed to the homestead on the hill north of Ludlowville, Tompkins Co., N. Y., where they purchased the farm until then owned and occupied by Jonah Tooker, Esq., at which place they lived in family state for a period of fifty years, and where three of their six children were born to them. Bringing with them, from Massachusetts, a fair start in life, and those sterling, puritanic habits of economy and integrity, and a hearty faith in the covenant of works, they were prospered. Wealth and abundance flowed m upon them, but only to increase their persistent energy and patient industry. Their house became the resting place and temporary home of nearly two generations of Methodist and other Clergymen, who always found a generous welcome, a bounteous table, and a hearty furtherance in every earnest evangelical or religious work. Mother Sperry's life was an exemplification of her faith. From early dawn until long after all other lights in the neighborhood were out, and all households asleep, she was cheerful and busy in her round of household duties. Never unemployed, never triflingly employed, was her practice if not her life-long motto. In her early days she was a remarkably fine singer, possessing not only a good but well-trained voice, and all through life, up to a late period, an exceptionably good one. Sacred music, usually led by the father, and united in by every member of the family, was the refrain of daily life, as it was the joy of every recreation. At the Church, Prayer and Social Meetings, for more than sixty years Father Sperry was the chorister or leader, and Mother Sperry his always able and efficient assistant. In the days of anti-slavery, when the slave and his cause had few friends, and when it cost something to be known as such, the "House on the Hill" and the "Home of the Sperrys' " were known far and wide as the abode of staunch friends and firm supporters of that maligned cause, and none were more outspoken in their denunciation of the evil, or more earnest and liberal in efforts for its suppression than Mrs. Sperry. *^ Every branch of Church work felt the influence of her contributions and zeal. Her hand was ever ready, her purse was ever open, and whoever else might fail or falter, she could always be counted upon as a liberal contributor and an earnest helper. Asa mother and manager of her household ^he had few equals, and she brought to her aid a well-stored mmd and rare practical good sense. Although not given to warm or frequent manifestations of afliection, yet her children were her idols, and for them no toil was too long, no sacrifice too great. Her economy and neatness were remarkable. Nothing was wasted—nothing mislaid or lost; and often, long years after an article or garment had been used and forgotten by others, if wanted, it was produced front some secure resting place as fresh and as useful as ever. Her memory of names, dates and circumstances was wonderful. As from intuition and without effort, the names, dates, births, marriages and deaths of her relations, ancestors, connections, friends, or even casual acquaintances, could be given on the instant and in the course of ordinary conversation—a gift which she had inherited from her mother, and which has descended to some of her d.-iughters and grand-daughters. She had always and almost stoical contempt for physical pain or suffering, and all through lite, and even during the terribly severe agony of her last illness, from one of the most painlul diseases known, she was never heard to murmur or complain. That she was not perfect is but to acknowledge the frailty and imperfection of our common humanity. But that she m.-uiifesled, through a long and useful life, those qualities of mind and heart which make life a success and religion a service, is the conviction of all who knew her, and the cherished memory of those to whom she was most near and dear. Children: I. Adelia Olive, b. 17 Aug., 1817; married Caleb B. Sweaiey. Child (besides two sons who died in infancy): i. Marshall Edwin Sperry: married Elizabeth Carr. Reside (1885) Ludlowville, N. Y. Children: (i) Helen Frances, b. 31 Jan., 1872. (2) Claude Edwm, b. 19 Aug., 1874; d. 16 Apr., 1882. (3) Charles Clayton, b. in Dec, 1876. (4) Olive Edna, b. 6 Aug., 1878. II. Ruth Adeuza, b. 22 Mch., 1819; died in infancy. III, Fekdinand C, b, 2 Jan., 1824: married (i) 4 Oct., 1848, Elizabeth Bowers; she died 7 Mch., 1861. He married (2) Delia (dau. of James and Sophronia) Carman, in July, 1863. Children (by jst marriage): i. Eva Adelia, b. 5 Aug., 1854; married 16 Aug., 1875, Leroy Beckwith. Children: (1) Frederick, b. in Feb., 1880. {2) Lena Sperry, b. in Aug., 1881. ii. Alvah J., b. 26 Nov., i860; married in Oct., 1882, Flora Teeter. Res. Ludlowville, N. Y. IV. Frances Maria, b. 21 June, 1826; married i Aug., 1843, Frederick Humphreys, M. D. [Family 388, S.«] v. Charlotte Harkietta, b. 8 Nov., 1828; d. 27 Mch., 1S56, a;. 27 years; married 3 July, 1850, Lorenzo Myers. Children: i. Polly Maria; died young, ii. Frances Almira; died young, iii. Hattie Charlotte; died young. VI. Cakoli.ne Anne, b. 25 Aug., 1832; d. 6 June, 1879, x. 46 years; married 24 Nov., 1858, Walter H. Ticknor. No children.
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THE HUMPHREYS FAMILY I IN: BY FREDE
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V LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. FRONTisriE
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Preface (1883) TABLE OF CONTENTS. P
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CONCLUDING PREFACE. In concluding t
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lius, Mich.
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2263. X. Sidney Fellows,' b. 5 May,
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in great demand as a referee and ar
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FAMILY 150. 2331- EraStUS* Humphrey
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farmer and stock-dealer; represente
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of Chisago County, Minnesota, which
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— planter near Fort King, East Fl
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Rome, N. Y., then residing in New Y
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of the community was changed. Relig
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she received instruction away from
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FAMILY 241. 3272. Esquire Jeremiah'
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his father's family, in 1852; was e
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(P. 122.) The bible of James Hillye
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entertaining him at his house, in C
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MICHAEL HUMPHREY, THE EMIGRANT. (p.
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JONAS HUMPHREY, OF DORCHESTER. MASS
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Where and how he received his educa
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'Ha! Ha! stone walls,' afforded as
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lOOj whatever extent Meude, within
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"SlilTEMEI'.R 29, 1872.- ****** I00
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100^ "The amount of work bestowed u
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1009 as an intrepid gentleman; as a
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daughter of Sir Archibald Murray, t
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14.
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The last-named was about five feet,
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FAMILY 1. loiy I- John' Humphreys (
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Saints of all ages? Yes, yes, I sha
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I03t 40. V. JaiiR-s \V.. ill i8j2;
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48. VIII. Anne 3; ni. Archibald Rhe
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103.
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I027 "In llir tliicc l.i4t hmirs of
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I029 When sufficiently recovered fr
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FAMILY 9. 158- David C.^ Humphreys,
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21.
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Children: 2. I. George Wilson,' b.
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FAMILY 4. was 31. burn Gen. and Gov
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'039 came to a stream greatly swoll
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"At the commencement of the war he
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4S.
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I045 early life, been an admirer of
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With regard to the manner in wliich
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FAMILY 4. 25- Elijah Humphreys [U]
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1052 "With regard to the origin of
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T054 William Humphrey rc-ided in Vi
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1056 A subscription for the relief
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1058 III. Lfmifi. (îarnkr/ IV. Mar
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Gideon Barnum and Maky Humphry were
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io62 of him llial during the war wi
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io64 of a too implicit confidence i
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io66 THE FOLLOWING NOTES REFER TO A
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lOOO III. Aranda Keli.ogc;; m. Eliz
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A GEORGIA HUMPHREYS FAMILY. I- Will
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27- tii. Van Allen, ^ b. in Haralso
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(P. 963.) Family uf George Washingt
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Ill llic DoRCHF.sTKR AMI Wkvmoutii
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Nov ORIGINAL SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE WO
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Oct. 29. 1883.
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INDEX TO DESCENDANTS OK ALL THE AME
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44 Catherine ' 912 43 Catherine' 99
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15 Esther' 917 23 Esther 3 917 172
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17, 72 James' 845, 849, 904 37jamcs
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404 Lucy ' 87 492 Lucy ' 875 Lucy '
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43 Polly' 927 238 Polly " 862 Polly
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V Van Rensselaer - 916 115 Viletta
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INDEX TO DESCENDANTS 01'- Ai.r, THE
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«3 Bell, David r.s 1019 " Hamilton
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. . . . Carr, Lydia 896, Carskaden,
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Dawley, Hattie * 958 " Joseph E 958
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38 39 Geddes, John H 908 Martha 908
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Howell, Evan W 990 Phebe 9845 Hubba
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Mallery, Thomas 1059 Manchester, Ca
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Orcutt, Mary 946 Molly 867 OsBDRN,
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s ' S.\LTER5, Mary L 976 S.\MrsoN,
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n8 TiTcoMB, Eunice H.« 930 " Henri
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Wiggins, Mary 988 Wilbur, Eliphal 9
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