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He was married to Charlotte STRICKLAND on May 28 1828 in E. Baptist Church-Meridith- Delaware Co. N.Y. (1818). Not sure of where this date came from Charlotte STRICKLAND was born in 1798 in Conn.(1793). see census notes on husband She died in 1864. She was buried in 1864 in Del. Co. N.Y Ouleout Cem. near Franklin NY. Jeremiah CARRINGTON and Charlotte STRICKLAND had the following children: +2 i. Jeremiah Wheaton CARRINGTON. +3 ii. Maryanne CARRINGTON. +4 iii. Lois CARRINGTON. 5 iv. Silas T. CARRINGTON was born on Oct 14 1826 in Del. Co. Near Franklin, NY. He was buried in 1847 in Del. Co. N.Y. Ouleout Cem.near Franklin NY. He died on Nov 14 1847. +6 v. William R. CARRINGTON. +7 vi. Sarah Jane (Aunt Jane) CARRINGTON. +8 vii. David C. CARRINGTON. He was married to Lucinda FOX on Jun 20 1866 in Franklin, Delaware Co. N.Y.. Lucinda FOX was born in 1797. She died in 1877. She was buried in Del Co.NY-Ouleout Cem. Franklin, N.Y.. 2nd wife of Jeremiah Carrington-Married June 20 1866-Wayne Carrington of Oneonta, New York indicates that Lucinda Fox was “Indian” ( Native American ) and there were no children in this marriage. During a visit to The Oueleout Cemetery in November 1993, and a visit to the Cemetery in Meridith, where Jeremiah’s Mother is buried, a small cemetery located a few miles down the road from the Oueleout and on the same side was visited. It disclosed that there were several persons by the name of Fox buried there. Lucinda Fox was 69 years old when she married Jeremiah Carrington and the name Fox may have been from her 1st marriage.
SECOND GENERATION 2. Jeremiah Wheaton CARRINGTON was born on Aug 12 1824 in Delaware Co. N.Y. Near Ouleout&. He was buried in 1915 in Susquehanna, Pa. Grand St. Cem.. He died in Apr 1915 in Susquehanna, Pa. J. W. Carrington Established Farm in Susquehanna County. Jeremiah Wheaton Carrington (1824-1915) was born near Franklin N.Y. in Delaware County. He came to the Susquehanna, Pennsylvania area sometime in the early 1850’s and purchased property on what is know known as the “Brushville Road”. He was a carpenter by trade and here he built his home and he and his wife raised a family of six children: Eugenia, Melvina, Eva, Cora, Delos and Leslie. Over the years, large barns were built and the house enlarged to become a very attractive two family dwelling. Jeremiah’s sons, Delos E. and Leslie eventually took over the farm. They formed a partnership in a venture which became quite a prosperous truck garden business known as Carrington Brothers. They supplied garden produce to the local stores and residents and were well known in the area for their strawberries. They also maintained large hot beds where plants were grown for their own use and for sale. Upon the retirement of Leslie Carrington, Delos Carrington continued the business with his son J. Delos (Lossie). Leslie Carrington built a fine residence on Riverside Drive in Susquehanna, Pa. and made his home there. After the death of Delos Carrington in 1931, his son (Lossie) continued to operate the farm. In the early 1940’s he sold the property to George and Muriel Washburn Wanatt. Today, most of the barns and out buildings are gone, but the house still stands. Though somewhat altered in appearance from the original building, it is well maintained by members of the Wanatt family who still own and reside on the property. 2/94 J.G.S. Page 8 Susquehanna Transcript, Friday June 13, 1980-From part II from a history of Susquehanna Borough, written by Nellie Clancey (around 1911) and published as a special edition by the Susquehanna Transcript and Ledger. The History, quite lengthy, appeared in each edition of the Transcript untill it was completed. “The question of early settlers bring to our minds the names of John Hillborn (Agt. for Henry Drinker and others) Isaac Hale, Nathanial Lewis, Joseph McKune and Joe Smith of the “golden plates” fame. The followed their neighbors, Comfort,Taylor Lyons, Barnes, Brush, Westfall, Beebe Hilborn, Grimes, Shutts, McCannon, Lamb, Boyden, Canavan, Estabrook, Skinner, Deakin, Carrington, Post, and many another...” County Court House-Delhi, Delaware Co, N.Y. book 50/343 May 6, 1858: Sale of piece of property by Jeremiah W. Carrington and wife Catherine living in County of Susquehanna, State of Penna. Catherine WARNER 3 died in 1878. She was buried in 1878 in Susquehanna, Pa. Grand St. Cem.. This is speculation- 1850 Census of Delaware Co., N.Y. gives the following: pg481. Meridith Warner, Elias 48 Farmer place of Birth N.Y. Margaret 48 “ Catherine 18 “ at school John W. 15 “ “ Maria 13 “ “ Margaret L. 9 “ Angaline L. 2 “ pg. 459, 24 september 1850 Meridith lists a Catherine Warner 18 at school. This may be the Catherine Warner who married Jeremiah W. Carrington. Jeremiah Carrington Monument in Grand St. Cemetery gives the following: Catherine Wife of J.W. Carrington died July 3, 1878 aged 46 years (Months hard to read) and 22 days. 1878-46 =1832 Same year of birth as Catherine Warner above: 1850 Census, less 18 years =1832 year of Birth. Jeremiah W. Carrington and his wife (Catherine Warner) - their 1st Child Eugenia was born in Delaware Co. in the year 1854 Jeremiah Wheaton CARRINGTON and Catherine WARNER had the following children: +9 i. Eliza Eugenia (Aunt)( Gene) CARRINGTON. +10 ii. Delos Elias CARRINGTON. +11 iii. Melvina (Aunt Vine) CARRINGTON. +12 iv. Leslie W. CARRINGTON.
Page 1 and 2: Ancestors of Jeremiah Carrington Pr
Page 3 and 4: FIFTH GENERATION 16. John CARRINGTO
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Page 9 and 10: +25 i. Edward Jeremiah CARRINGTON.
Page 11 and 12: 13. Eva L. CARRINGTON was born on D
Page 13 and 14: FOURTH GENERATION 33. William L DEA
Page 15 and 16: Susquehanna Pa. shows Agnes M. Pers
Page 17 and 18: FIFTH GENERATION 59. Beatrice Eugen
Page 19 and 20: +135 ii. Richard Davis BAGNALL. 70.
Page 21 and 22: 157 ii. William Glenn CARRINGTON wa
Page 23 and 24: 175 iii. Brett DEAKIN was born on M
Page 25 and 26: He was married to Joan MAZIKEWICH.
Page 27 and 28: SEVENTH GENERATION 163. Mark Robert
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