The Humphreys family in America - citizen hylbom blog

Case,' b. 21 Mch., 1868. (5) Marion Ruth,' b. 28 May, 1872; d. 15 Oct., 1S73, se. I year.
(6) Mabel Abby,' b. 8 Nov., 1880.
1619. viii. Milton Hayden,' b. I Feb., 1840; d. 30 Jan., 1861, ve. 21 years. He married 23 Jan., 1861,
Nancy E. Case, of Simsbury, Ct.
1620. ix. Helen Lucia.^^b. 18 Apr., 1843; d. 3 June, 186S, oe. 25 years.
1621. X. Willis Humphrey, 8 b. 11 Jan., 1847; d. i .May, 1869, a:. 22 years; immarried. Res. Avon., Ct.
(P. 449-) Nancy? (Humphrey) Redway [Fam. 94 (1695), S.=], d. in Barnston, P. Q., 20
Jan., 1S69, a.\ 66 years, 9 mos., 19 days. David Redway d, at B. 15 Nov., 1876, sc. 81 years.
(P. 449, 1. 16.) Solomon Bowker, b. in Eaton, P. Q., 12 Feb., 1812; hiswife, EmUy Redway.s b. in Barnston,
P. Q., 5 Sept., 1814; m. at B. 25 Dec, 1835. Children (all born in Bamslon, P. Q.): (i) Cynthia,' b. 27 Nov.,
1836. (2) Marilla,' b. 1 Apr., 1838; d. 29 Jan., 1858. (3) Beaman A.', b. 24 Nov., 1844. (4 and 5) Aminda'
and Clarinda' (twins), b. 27 Oct., 1S46. (6) David F.', b. at Bloonifield, Vt., 25 Sept., 1849. (7) Josephine N.',
b. 27 Sept., 1852. (8) Estella L.', b. 28 Sept., 1854. (9) William Harvey,' b. 7 Feb., 1857. (10) Edith Lilla,'
b. 31 July, 1859. All living, and all farmers, or farmers' wives, except Beaman A., who is a house-carpenter and
carriage-maker; married, and res. (1884) at Bloonifield, Vt.
(P. 461.) Frederick^ Roberts [Fam. 109 (iSSo), S.=] is a dealer m crude petroleum. He
was the first man who enlisted in the war of the Civil Rebellion, in 1S61, from the town of
Gustavus, O. ; served two years, was discharged on account of ill-health, and has never been an
able-bodied man since.
(P. 461.) Lorin^ Roberts' [Fam. 109 (1882), S.'] wife was born at Brighton, Cuyahoga
Co., O., 22 Feb., 1847, was dau. of Remsen F. and Finetta Stevens, of Byron Centre, Mich.
INIr. Roberts enlisted in Dec, 1861, and served through the war of the Civil Rebellion; graduated
at Oberlin College in 1871; taught school for a year at Benzonia, Mich.; then was principal of
Traverse City Public Schools for eight years; then admitted to the bar, and has since practiced
his profession. Has been Prosecuting Attorney and Circuit Court Commissioner for past four years.
(P. 477-) Charles'' Humphrey [^^^a. 117 (1986), S.=] was a wagon-maker by trade,
but followed farming for most of his life. Ives was his wife's middle name. Rachel Louisa was
the name of their third child, and Beach the middle name of their fourth child.
Lois Eliza i' (Kelley) and Charles Beach? Humphrey res. (1884) at Boise City, Idaho Ter.
Mrs. Kelley 's dau. Ellen'' married Bush, and has two daughters; her dau. Kate^ married
he has one son.
Boise City.
Perrault, and has two daughters and a son. Charles Beach? Humphrey is a jeweler;
Milton Kelley & Son (Homer) are proprietors and publishers of The Idaho Stalcsman, at
Gilbert Post and wife, Louisa? Humphrey, have had, in addition to five sons mentioned
on p. 477, Francis Gilbert* b. 21 Oct., 1847; d. 8 Mar., 1849. Their second son, George, has
a middle name, Humphrey; Owen has a middle name, Charles; Oren has a middle name, Gilbert;
Albert has a middle name, Beach; Frank has a middle name, August.
George H.* Post is m.; has sons Delbert, Harry and Albert. Is a farmer at Ireton, Sioux
Co., Iowa. Owen* and Oren* Post are both m.—no issue—and are farmers at Ireton, Iowa.
Albert B.* is a photographer at Ottumwa, Iowa; unmarried. Mr. Gilbert? Post resides (1884) at
Le Mars, Iowa.
(P. 494.) Lucy Ann? (Humrhrkv) Buck removed to Polo. 111., in 1856, ami. with her
husband, w-ere prominent in every good word and work in that place; were connected with the
M. E. Church. She died 24 Feb., 1S85.