32. JEAN BAPTISTE RODRIGUE married CATHERINE MARTIN on 27 Feb 1786 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. [Parents]
Real Rodrigue states that this Jean was Jean-Benjamin, not Jean Baptiste. He
has Jean-Baptiste as an older brother.
33. CATHERINE MARTIN. [Parents]
34. JEAN BAPTISTE GIRAUD married JOSEPHTE PARE' on 8 Jan 1782 in Quebec, Quebec, Canada. [Parents]
35. JOSEPHTE PARE'. [Parents]
36. LEONARD PIKE was born 18 Sep 1730 in Truro, Barnstable, MA, USA. He died 17 Mar 1804 in Whitingham, Windham, VT, USA. LEONARD married SUSANNAH SPRAGUE on 9 Nov 1773 in Ashfield, Franklin, MA, USA. LEONARD was baptized 20 Sep 1730 in Truro, Barnstable, MA, USA. [Parents]
37. SUSANNAH SPRAGUE was born 5 May 1752 in Stafford, Tolland, CT, USA. She died 21 Feb 1828 in Spragueville, St Lawrence, NY, USA and was buried Feb 1828 in Spragueville, St Lawrence, NY, USA. [Parents]
40. DANIEL COLDWELL was born 28 May 1806 in Gaspereau, Kings, Nova Scotia. He died in Nova Scotia Province, Canada and was buried in Nova Scotia Province, Canada. DANIEL married HANNAH PITTS on 1 Jan 1800 in Nova Scotia Province, Canada. [Parents]
41. HANNAH PITTS. [Parents]
42. JOHN RANDALL was born 1780 in England. He died Dec 1848 in East Troy, Walworth, WI, USA and was buried in East Troy, Walworth, WI, USA. JOHN married MARCIA NEWCOME in Cornwallis, Kings, Nova Scotia.
John was hijacked on the ship to America from England. He jumped ship at
Nova Scotia. Because of trouble with Tory sympathizers, he moved to Racine
County, East Troy, WI. He died in the typhoid epidemic of 1848-1849 and is
buried in the front yard of their East Troy home with his wife Marsha,
daughter Mary, son in law Leonard Coalwell their baby son Daniel. Later a
grandson returned to East Troy and erected tombstones on these graves which
became the beginnings of the East Troy cemetery.
43. MARCIA NEWCOME was born 13 May 1778 in Cornwallis, Kings, Nova Scotia. She died Jan 1849 in East Troy, Walworth, WI, USA and was buried in East Troy, Walworth, WI, USA. [Parents]
Marcia was also found as Mercy or Marcy, probably nicknames for Marcia. She
is buried with John in East Troy, WI after dying in the typhoid epidemic which
took so many of her family in 1848 and 1849. One of their daughters married
and remained in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia. She was a twin to John Newcomb.
44. AMONDS JOHANNESSON MOE was born estimated 1761 in Moe, Norway. He died 1823. AMONDS married TORBJORG LARSDATTER FENNO on 1789 in Norway. [Parents]
Amonds has listed as farm names "Moatroae pa Mo'o", "Granvin", "Aslak" and
Himle. He was a drummer for a Sharpshooter Batallion in the war with Sweden.
He was first a farmer in Moatraae, in Lae in 1793 and in 1803 was in Ovre
Himle.
45. TORBJORG LARSDATTER FENNO was born estimated 1767 in Fenno, Norway. She died in Norway. [Parents]
46. KNUT NILSSON was born 1774 in Rokne, Norway. He died 1839. KNUT married DONAT ODDSDATTER on 1803 in Norway. [Parents]
Kurt's dates are in question, as he was supposed to have been 66 years of age
when he died so either his birth or death date are in question as these dates
make him 65 when he died.
47. DONAT ODDSDATTER was born Nov 1788. She died 1861. [Parents]
Donat was also located in Sonve.
48. CALEB CULVER was born 13 Aug 1754 in Wallingford, New Haven, CT, USA. He died 1803 in Seneca, Ontario, NY, USA. CALEB married MARY (CULVER) on CIR 1779. [Parents]
Caleb was a fence viewer in 1793 in Seneca. When he died in 1803, his estate
was administrated by Fones Rice, "his son-in-law." He was in the 1800 census
in Seneca but not in the 1790 or 1810. We know one of Caleb's daughters was
Sophia and one Polly but which one was married to Fones Rice is not yet
proven. Caleb's brother went to Aurelius, NY (Daniel). It may be Caleb went
also? The John Culver Descendants book states Caleb went to Wells, VT and
later Lennox, Mass. Children Sophia, Polly
49. MARY (CULVER) was born 1760. She died 2 Feb 1808 in Seneca, Ontario, NY, USA.
When Mary died in 1808, Fones Rice also administered her estate. A one line
obituary appeared in the local newspaper in Seneca. It must be assumed that
Caleb and Mary had at least one other child, a daughter, that married Fones
Rice although we do not have confirmation on this as yet.
50. ASA PIXLEY was born 1752 in Stockbridge, Berkshire, MA, USA. He died 26 Mar 1825 in Farmington, Ontario, NY, USA. ASA married OLIVE BINGHAM on 26 Jan 1775 in Stockbridge, Berkshire, MA, USA. [Parents]
Asa was at Valley Forge in the winter of 1777 and sold his farm to George
Washington. His Revolutionary War Record is #10902. In the 1790 census, Asa
was in South Hero, VT and in North Hero in 1800. He and Olive were married by
Rev. Stephen West in Asa's home. He and Olive had about 10 children in all but
we have not located all their names.
51. OLIVE BINGHAM was born 8 Mar 1759 in Windham, Windham, CT, USA. She died 14 Aug 1842 in Newstead, Erie, NY, USA. [Parents]
Olive was granted a widow's pension on August 16, 1836 at which time she was
77 years old and a resident of Manchester, Ontario, NY.
52. WILLIAM SLAYMAKER was born 1764 in Lancaster County, MD, USA. He died 30 Apr 1813 in Frederick County, MD, USA. WILLIAM married AGILIS SLAYMAKER on 4 Mar 1788. [Parents]
FREDERICK COUNTY, MARYLAND
Will Records (1809-1816)
P.?Md F 2b P 3 Liber R.B. No. I Folio 385
Will of William Slaymaker
to beloved wife
increases of the one third of the real Estate as long as she remains a
widow.
The use of the Backroom where we now sleep during her widowhood
All the room contains Bedding and other furniture
Free passage to the kitchen to Kook
Dinow Mare without Eisue except one colt when she chooses to take it
One cow - her choice
The large Copper Kettle
the house clock
the family Bible
My wearing apparel to be at her disposal but not to be sold at public sale
The house clock to fall back to my son John after my wife Decease, also my
fowling piece
to my son John when he arrives at the age of twenty-one years
To son Daniel
My desk
Sorrel mare called Jude
Sorrel mare called Toby
To my two sons Daniel and John all my lands in Frederick county at the rate of
twelve pounds per Acre free of interest if they think proper to hold it, but
if they should sell for sepculation before my youngest child comes to the age
of maturity this appraisment to be void and of no effect.
To my two sons Daniel and John two childs shares in the Land and after my
Death to pay
to each of my other children an equal share
unto my Daughter Elizabeth one share,
unto my Daughter Anne one share
unto my daughter Sarah one share
unto my daughter Jane one share
unto my Daughter Susan one share
unto my daughter Lydia one share
Unto my daughter Catharine one share of my real Estate of such value and at
such time as they shall respectively arrive at Lawful age, clear of interest
it being my intend and will that my family Continue together during their
minority and that their Support and Schooling shall be Supplyet by my two sons
Daniel and John instead of paying interest on their shares.
To sons Daniel and John my Negro Boy Shadrock whom I have heretofore
Manummitted for the residue of the time he has to serve the better to inable
my sons to maintain and Support my other Infant Children.
Executer should sell lands in Strawsburgh Township in Lancaster County and
State of Pennsylvania being seventeen acres more or less.
As for my children that I have married or past away or may pass During my life
time I put them off as to the furniture in the house or the stock in the yard
and no further.
So sons Daniel and John the grain in the ground and Growing at my death.
Son Daniel-
two work horses Coly and Tauge
one plough - one harrow
two sets of geers
plantation waggon
Horse feed sufficient for the stock till harvest
Household goods and food etc as family needs until harvest.
Son Daniel Slaymaker and Brother Alexander Slaymaker and John Kinzer
Executors.
Dated and signed
March 11, 1815
Wm. Slaymaker
Witnesses: Jesse Tagart; Isaac Lightner; Martin Garber Probated May 10, 1813 -
Alexander Slaymaker, Daniel Slaymaker and John Kinzer came to Richard Butler,
Reg'r.
Supplied to this material by Rebecca A Stetzler, 434 E. Helen, Tucson, AZ
85705 in 1977
53. AGILIS SLAYMAKER was born in Lancaster County, PA, USA. [Parents]
60. JONATHAN REYNOLDS was born 10 Sep 1776 in Watertown, Litchfield, CT, USA. He died 7 Mar 1855. JONATHAN married MARTHA SUTLIFF on 7 Oct 1799. [Parents]
The Sutliffe Genealogy discription of Deacon Jonathan Reynolds: Deacon
Jonathan Reynolds had mild blue eyes, sandy hair, which he wore in a queue,
braided and done up in an eel skin after the fashion of the times. His front
hair was always in a bang, never parted. His queue was cut off in middle age
at the time when wearing them was abandoned. He was quite fond of dress and
wore a frilled linen shirt in the old fashion. He was nervous and quick
tempered, but very kind of disposition.
Although brought up an Episcopalian, he was Deacon in a Congregational
Church. He was a very fine penman, some of his writing looking like
copper-plate. He was a general favorite in the community and acted as
peacemaker and adjuster of little differences. He was a most observing
naturalist and trapper, familiar with the habits of game and insects, and
especially expertr in snaring pigeons. He was a wonderful whistler and had a
powerful and penetrating voice in calling long distances. He played several
instruments, including a flute, and was able to transpose and arrange music
for the band.
61. MARTHA SUTLIFF was born 29 Oct 1778. She died 22 Nov 1868 in Plymouth, Plymouth, MA, USA. [Parents]
62. GEORGE TALBOT was born 1765. He married ELIZABETH WARD on 1790 in Henniker, Merrimack, NH, USA. [Parents]
63. ELIZABETH WARD was born 7 Nov 1767 in Henniker, Merrimack, NH, USA. She died 1838. [Parents]