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[41754] The unverified Owen file in Ancestry.com in 2016 offers: "Duncan Campbell was born in 1645 in Donegal, Ireland. He married Mary McCoy in 1650 in Ireland. . . . . He died in 1727 having lived a long life of 82 years. Mary McCoy was born in 1648 in Argyll, the child of William and Agnes . . . . She died in 1705 at the age of 57. William McCoy was born in 1620 in Argyll. He had [a] daughter with Agnes Campbell in 1648. He died in 1680 at the age of 60. Agnes Campbell was born in 1627. She had one daughter with William McCoy in 1648. She died as a young mother in 1650 at the age of 23." [There is obviously something wrong with his information, as Duncan surely did NOT marry at age 5!] Ancestry.com offers: "Campbell Name Meaning - Scottish: nickname from Gaelic cam 'crooked', 'bent' + beul 'mouth'. The surname was often represented in Latin documents as de bello campo 'of the fair field', which led to the name sometimes being 'translated' into Anglo-Norman French as Beauchamp. In New England documents, Campbell sometimes occurs as a representation of the French name Hamel."
[33746] This line is from the unverified Stowe tree in Ancestry.com in 2012 which states Robert is son of John Common (b. ca. 1740) and Isabel Wandlas (b. ca. 1740).
[52370] Find A Grave memorial 222659712 reports Eva is daughter of William Leonard Markham (1862-1927 & Cornelia Bell Williams (1866-1958), lists Eva as a wife of Hugh and states she also m. (in 1920) Edward Light (1892-1962).
"Centennial History of Summit County, Ohio and Representative Citizens (Chicago: Biographical Publishing Co., 1908), p. 585: " Harvey A. Myers, a well known farmer and stock dealer of Norton Township, was born on the excellent farm of eighty acres on which he now resides, Dec. 29, 1853, son of Alpheus and Salome (Myers) Myers.
Alpheus Myers was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, July 10, 1818, and in boyhood accompanied his father, Henry Myers, to a farm near Wooster, Ohio. Later, Henry Myers, with all his family except Alpheus, removed to Indiana, where he died. Alpheus Myers came to Summit County April, 1846, where he purchased the 80-acre farm now owned and operated by his son, Harvey. He later bought the Sherman farm of 140 acres, and during the Civil War he further increased the extent of his property by purchasing a farm of 100 acres situated across the road from where he lived and which was called the Mosier farm. In addition to these farms he owned one of 140 acres in Missouri. He also drilled and found coal and opened the mine, known as the Myers mine in Wadsworth Township, Medina County. He was a man of excellent business qualifications, and during the Civil war made a large amount of money in buying and shipping horses for the government. He was a highly respected citizen of Norton Township and died Mar. 1, 1878. His death was the result of an accident. He was about to make a business trip to the west and also visit his aged mother. While waiting at the Wadsworth station, engaged in conversation with a friend, he accidentally stepped in front of a moving train and was instantly killed.
Alpheus Myers married Salome Myers, who survived him many years, dying in October, 1900. They had six children, the youngest of whom, Owen, died Oct. 7, 1905. The others were as follows: William H., residing in Akron; Mary, wife of Isaac Tinsman, and a resident of Akron; Lavina, who married Solomon Kraver, and resides in Medina County; Josepha, residing in Medina County, who married (first) Septimus Siberling, and moved to Iowa, where he died, and (second) Jacob Slamker who she survives; and Harvey A., of Norton Township.
Harvey A. Myers was reared in his native place and has always resided on his fine, old farm, where he successfully carries on general farming and stock-dealing, making a specialty of cows. He attended the district schools during his boyhood, and is a man of much general information, keeping himself abreast of the times, as the modern farmer has to do to enjoy a full measure of prosperity.
Mr. Myers married Alice B. Miller, a daughter of Frank Miller, of Norton Township, and they have a family of eight children, namely: Frank, married and residing in Akron; Fred, who married Emma Weaver and resides at home with his parents; Sadie, who is the wife of Charles Messner, and has one child, Florence; Mattie, who married William Helnick, and has one child, Floy; Hattie, who married Elmer Hall and has one child, Harold; and Elsie, Vernie and Chloe. Mr. and Mrs. Myers have their children settled around them, or still remaining under the home roof, and have never yet been called on to part with any of them. The family is one well known all through Norton Township.
[34290] Her information is from the unverified Whitcomb Family Tree in Ancestry.com in 2013 which states Sarah is daughter of Thomas Robinson (1624-1689) and Mary Welles (1630-1700).
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| _Ansel Jefferson MACE ________|_Hannah HARPER ________________
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Friend was captain in the Train Band in 1746 and in 1730 was a resident of Woodbury, CT.
Randy Weeks offered by email (fifi@pop.ma.ultranet.com) 23 Feb 1998 information from Robert D. Weeks' "Genealogy of the Family of George Weekes of Dorchester, MA.1635 - 1650: with some information in regard to other families of the name: especially, Thomas, of Huntington, L.I. and Nathaniel, of Falmouth and Harwick, MA":
Friend, m. Norwich, Conn. Aug 24, 1726, Rachel Armstrong; had Rhoda (b. Norwich, Aug. 20, 1727), Rachel ( b. Dec. 26, 1729. He was probably the same Friend Weeks, who, in Oct., 1743, was "established and confirmed" by the Legislature to be Ensign of the 5th Company or "Trainband" in the town of Woodbury, and as Captain in 1746. This Friend had son, John, b. Washington, Conn. formerly part of Woodbury, 1737; He m. 1773, Thankful Slade (sister of Judge Slade, f. of Gov. William Slade, of Middlebury, Vt.); r. to Clarendon, Vt., 1787; d. 1815; had William, John, Friend, Amos, Polly, Rhoda, Esther, Betsy, Sally, Lois.
William had Friend, William, John, Amos, Joseph, Newman, Sabra, Aletta, Olivia, Lois, Mary, Hannah.
William, Jr. had Henry, William, Marcella.
Newman (Rutland, Vt. 1884) has Robert N., Martha A, Lois.
John, Jr. (b. Jan 2, 1779, l. Sheldon, Vt., d. June 2, 1810) had Philo (b. Sheldon, Vt., Dec. 4, 1804, d. St. Albans, Vt. 1875) , Aurelia.
Philo had Hannibal J. ( b. Dec. 15, 1831, d. 1854), Cleveland G. (b. Dec. 18, 1833, Russell, Kan. 1885) , Montraville ( b. April 1, 1836, d. 1856) , Helen M. (b. Feb 9, 1840, Springfield, Ill. 1885) , Edwin P.(b. Feb 6, 1843, d. 1858) , Clifton S. (b. Aug. 19, 1844, d. 1875) , Harriet J. ( b. June 28, 1846, m. Dec. 27, 1870, Edwin S. Walker, Springfield, Ill., 1885) , Arthur L. ( b. Feb 1, 1853, St. Albans, Vt. ,1885) , Alfred (l. June 7 1856, d. 1858).
Friend, (son of John) had Moses, Benjamin (M. D. , b. Clarendon, March 16, 1795) , Mary Ann ( m. William Meirram, of Troy, N.Y. and Green field, Mass.) , Jane ( m. Homer Merriam, Springfiels, Mass. ), Thankful, John ( Clarendon, 1885).
Amos, who l. Fitchburg, Mass. and d. March 23, 1882, was s. of last-named John; had w. Emeline, and children, Willie A., Flora E., George H. Charles H.
Johnathan, (probably s. of Friend, of Norwich, above) r. from Woodbury (now Washington), Conn., to Wyoming, Pa., with w.Abigail, sons Johnathan, Thomas, Philip, Bartholomew, and two daughters, Abigail and another. The four sons named were in Wilkes-Barre, PA as settlers and original proprietors in 1770. Jesse (relationship unknown) was there in 1771. Johnathan, Jr., Philip, Bartholomew, and the two sons-in-law, were killed in the Wyoming massacre, July 3, 1778. The father and mother, with the grandchildren, were spared, and allowed to select a wagon and oxen, with which they returned to Conn. Some of the grandchildren went back to their home in Pa. The children of Johnathan, Jr. were John (Greenfield, Saratoga Co. N.Y. 1795) , Jerusha (in 1795 w. of Christopher Hyde, of Clinton, Duchess Co., N.Y.) , Sarah, Joseph (at Greenfield, N.Y. 1795) , Benjamin (twin with Joseph). The children of Phillip ( and w. Abigail, who m. 2nd, Ishmael Bennet) were Lydia, Huldah (m. Comfort Carey) , Philip ( m. Aug. 1804, Amelia, d. of Capt. Robert Durkee, who was slain in the massacre),( who was at Wilkesbarre in 1795), Luther.
In 1788, Philip, Jr. chose Thomas Weeks as guardian. Bartholomew had s. Thomas. There was another Johnathan (perhaps a nephew of Johnathan, senior), of Springfield, Pa., who devised lands to his three daughters, Lydia, Abigail, and Elizabeth ( w. of Nathan Waller.) Lydia (perhaps d. of Phillip) m. Silas Benedict, and d. 1796. Abigail m. Douglas Davidson, and was a widow in 1796. Thomas and w. Elizabeth were l. at Wilkes-Barre in 1796. There was a Daniel Weeks at Wyoming (PA) in 1797 and later.
Benjamin, s. of Johnathan, Jr. (above) was seven years old at the time of the massacre. He learned the trade of tanner and currier in Conn.; l. at Danbury; m. Ruth Smith; r. to Western New York in 1796; finally settled at Penfield, Monroe Co. He had John R.,Benjamin B., George W., Ard D. (Penfield 1883), David, Jane, Huldah. Benjamin B. had Orlo J. (Webster, N.Y. 1883) , Loren R. (Rochester, N.Y. 1883) has Herbert L., Percy B., Frank B., Clarence V., Orlo J.W., Jessie M.. William H., Webster, N.Y. is s. of John R.