[54254] Lucy is said to be daughter of Capt. John Alley (1783-1854) & Tryphena Heath (1784-1872; m. 27 Jun 1804). She and Samuel had: Mary Jane Wallace Wallace (1846-1916), Thomas Frank Wallace (1847-1863), Elmira E. Wallace Peabody (1850-1883), Sabrina Adeline Wallace Peabody (1850-1919), Anna May Wallace Norton (1856-1932), Henrietta M. Wallace Gould Alley (1857-1942), Melvin John Wallace (1859-1942), Elizabeth Adeline Wallace Beal (1863-1946) & Thomas Franklin Wallace (1866-1951).
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Almon is son of Holland Brown and Sarah Mix. For an article about Almon, see "History of Summit Coounty . . .," William Henry Perrin, ed. (Chicago: Baskin & Batty, 1881), p. 676. FindAGrave offers his obituary: "Almon Brown died at his home, No. 217 South Case Ave. in Akron. He had been in feeble health for some time. The funeral was held on April 3, 1889 at 2:00 P.M. at the family residence. Mr. Brown was born in Tompkins County, N.Y. and in 1816 he along with his parents, Holland Brown & Sarah Mix, and 6 more children came to Ohio, the transportation being by means of a sled drawn by 2 yoke of oxen, the stronger members of the family, which included Almon, walking the entire distance. The trip took 26 days. The cabin in which the family was reared was 20 square feet of round logs and had but one room in it. The cabin had Oiled paper windows, a board door made from from the sled box and a stick chimney. The family subsequently moved to Medina County and Mr. Brown was a residence for a number of years in Norton Township. Mr. Brown was engaged in carpentry for 20 years following his 1st marriage and wood turning in Norton Township. He moved to Middlebury in 1866, was Justice of the Peace in Middlebury, 1885-1888, Ward and Township assessor of 8 or 9 years, mail agent for several years, and Mayor of Middlebury for 2 terms, the last being during the vote to annex to Akron. Mr. Brown was elected Coroner of Summit County in October of 1872 and re-elected for numerous terms serving in that position until 1884. His first wife was Rosalinda Hinman, married Jan. 1, 1828. She died May 13, 1847. They had 5 children.
His second wife was Eva Ann Shively, married Sept. 9, 1847. She died June 17, 1857. They had 2 children. His third wife was Catherine Paulus-Reed, married May 13, 1858."
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[33131] Find A Grave Memorial 54965933 offers: "Benjamin Buffington was a Private in the Continental Army of 1776 and is a D.A.R. recognized Patriot. Two of his sons, Thomas and George, also served in the Revolutionary War. Benjamin was the son of Thomas Buffington, Jr. and an unidentifiable German lady. (the Yeager book mistakenly named William Buffington and Alice Rupp as his parents - an error that is oft repeated). Benjamin came to the Lykens Valley, PA area sometime before 1787, when he sold land there. See also the Dauphin County Genealogical Transcription project transcription of the entry relating to Benjamin Buffington. He is buried in a very small family burial area in the middle of a corn field at the base of Short Mountain, Dauphin County (Lykens area), where one monument stands to honor all the family members buried there. Benjamin had eight children with his first wife and four with his second."
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[37266] AKA Lovan Carter. His death record states Leavan is son of Henry Carter and Susan Conary. He served in the U. S. Navy - "Applications for Headstones for U.S. Military Veterans, 1925-1941. Microfilm publication M1916, 134 rolls. ARC ID: 596118. Records of the Office of the Quartermaster General, Record Group 92. National Archives at Washington, D.C." Ancestry.com offers: "Carter Name Meaning - English: occupational name for a transporter of goods, Middle English cartere, from an agent derivative of Middle English cart(e) or from Anglo-Norman French car(e)tier, a derivative of Old French caret (see Cartier). The Old French word coalesced with the earlier Middle English word cart(e) cart, which is from either Old Norse kartr or Old English cræt, both of which, like the Late Latin word, were probably originally derived from Celtic."
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Dora is daughter of James Thompson Christie (1831-1909) & Martha Crosby Scribner (1837-1922; m. 1 April 1854 in St. Stephen, Charlotte Co., New Brunswick, Canada).
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[40927] "Akron Beacon Journal, 3 March 1936," p. 25: "Joseph Schnee, 85, former Akron district school teacher for many years, died Tuesday at his home, 111 W. Cuyahoga Falls av., following a long illness. Mr. Schnee was an uncle of Attorney C. F. Schnee of Akron. During his earlier years he was in charge of sales for the Buckeye Mower & Reaper in St. Louis, Mo. He leaves two sons, Ford L. of Bellevue, 0., and Perry of Stow; three daughters, Mrs. Richard Moore, Mary E. Schnee and Iva M. Schnee of Cuyahoga Falls; a brother, Charles of Akron; eight grandchildren arid three greatgrandchildren. Mr. Schnee was a member of North Hill M. E. church and Akron lodge, F. & A. M."