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247°. VII. Julius Augustus,^ married Priscilla Sanborn. Res. (1S84) on the homestead, at
Richfield, Ohio.
2471. \'III. Alosia,' is deceased. She married Nathan Butler,
2472. IX. ^I,\RY,7 is deceased. She married Richard Sheppard.*
2473. ^- Clakixda,' married Morse; res. Nortiitield, Ct.
FAMILY 1(58.
2474. Deacon S'llaS* Humphrey, [1093] {Hon. Xoah,'^ A'uah,* Ensign Samuel,^ Lieut.
Sainuclr Michael,^) was born 27 July, 1800, in Goshen, Ct. He married, 26 Dec, 1S21, Mary
C. (dau. of Joseph) Bailey, of East Street, Goshen, Ct. She was a sister of Asahel Bailey who
married Mary" Humphrey, [Fam. 59 (iioo), S.^] They both became members of the Congre-
gational church in Goshen, 5 Sept., 18 19, two years before their marriage, and transferred their
church connection to North Goshen, 24 Sept., 1828. Mr. Humphrey was one of the prime
movers in the organization of this church, and was one of its deacons till he removed to Wolcottville,
Ct, about 1835. In 1836, they were both members of the church in the town last named;
and he was chosen a deacon, March loth of tliat year.| He was a merchant active in business
affairs, and an educated, accomplished gentleman of the true Humphrey stamp. In the fall of
1836, he removed to Richfield, Summit Co., Ohio, where he remained till his death, which
occurred 10 July, 1838. J His widow married Beach, of Greene Co., N. Y., where they re-
sided. She died about 1874.
Children (born in Goshen. Ct.):
2475. I- Catharine,' b. 17 Feb., 1823; died in Indiana, 19 Jan., 1S53, a». 30 years. She
married Ezra Osbom ; removed to Indiana. He married again and removed to
Michigan. Children:
2476. i. Silas Alkanza,* b. 22 FVb. 1844; tlietl in Michigan.
2477. ii. Romanzo," b. 3 .Sept. 1845; married .
2478. ui. Mary," b. 9 Mch. 1848; married .
2479. II- Silas, 7 b. 17 Feb., 1827; married Mary Jane Hannum. Family 366.
FAMILY 169.
2480. Judge Noah Marcus* Humphrey, [noS] (Hon. Noah,^ Noah,* Ensign Samuel,^
Lieut. Samuel,'' Michael,'') was born 18 June, 18 10, in Goshen, Ct. He married (i) Velina (dau.
of Dea. Julius and Martha Lyman) Hannum, of Northampton, Mass., b. 28 Nov., 181 1. He
removed from Connecticut to Ohio, in 1833; studied law, was admitted to the bar, and continued
in practice until 1842, when, his health failing, he engaged in agricultural pursuits. Mrs. Humphrey
died in September, 1855, a?. 44 years. He married (2) in 1859, Elizabeth C. (Allen) Young,
dau. of David Allen, Esq., of Akron, O. At the time of her marriage she was a widow with
one child, Frank Young, who, in 1884, was Assistant Postmaster at Taylor's Falls, Chisago Co., Minn.
Judge Humphrey is a public-spirited citizen, and has filled various positions of trust and
honor; has been Justice of the Peace in Ohio and Minnesota for a period of more than forty
years, having been first appointed to that office when he was only twenty-three years of age; has
al.so been Town Clerk, Trustee, Assessor, County Court Commissioner, etc. He represented
Summit County in the Ohio Legislature, in 1S52 and 1853; and the six years succeeding was
Probate Judge of the same county. He has been, for the past eight years (1884), Probate Judge
Dickson Shepherd, ace. to one record.
t Htst. 0/ Torrin^tOH, Ct. t Octuber, 1838, ate lo one record.