The Humphreys family in America - citizen hylbom blog

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III. Aranda Keli.ogc;; m. Elizabeth Artman. Children (all residing at Birdsall, N. F.):
i.
Hcman.
ii. Eva Corrinne.
iii. Harvey.
IV. LucT Ann; m. Willis Clark. Child:
i. Corinne; m. Isaac Baird. Re?. Daville, N. Y. Children: (I) Walter. (2) Pearl. (3)
Louisa. (4) Garfield.
V. Esther Maria; m. David Crittle. Children:
i. Alice; m. John McKay. Res. Holly, Mich,
ii. William E.; m. Carrie Robinson. Res. Springwater, N Y. Child: (I) Nellie.
VI. CoRRELL Myron; m. Emily J. Erwin. Res. Webster's Crossing, N. Y. Children:
i. Edwin Douglass, b. at .Springwater, N. Y.; m. 4 Jan.,»i883, Emma Embick. Re.^. at
Abilene, Kan.
ii. Willie Edith; m. Charles Swick. Child: (I) Edwin Garfield,
iii. Herbert Lincoln,
iv. Henry Wilson.
VII. Euphrasia; m. John Baird. Res. Holly, Mich. Children:
i. John,
ii. Charles,
iii. Belle.
VIII. Mary Lucina.
IX. Charles H. ; m. Cornelia Rowley. Res. Conesus Centre, N. Y. Children:
i. Ray.
ii. Charles,
iii. Arthur.
SamueP Humphrey
(George," Samuel,* said to have been a native of England*) was
horn in 1775. He married Sarah (dau. of William) Clough, and settled in Brattleboroiigh, Vt.
He died in New Jersey.
Children:
I.
b. 23 July, 1803; m. Sarah E. Hills. Family 2.
MarV; m. Nathan Coodspeed of Walpool.
m. Charles Drurey, of New Jersey.
• Perhaps ihe emigrant Samuel abovs mpntioned was Samuel, oldest son of Jonas, id, of Weymouth (one generation having been
omitted in the tradition), as this contributor says that he was eight years old when he arrived, thus accounting for the non-arrival of
Jonas, 2d, with his father at Dorchester—he having came tn America, according to this, about the year 1657 Tradition says that Saniuel's
mother was captured and sicelped by Indians.