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| 6051 | Taken from "HISTORY OF MONONA COUNTY, IOWA," 1982. | Bisbee, Francis O. (I3942)
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| 6052 | Taken from "HISTORY OF MONONA COUNTY, IOWA," 1982. | Bisbee, Marcella P. (I3943)
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| 6053 | Taken from "The Melia Family" by Kay Melia 2001 Mabel Alice, born Oct 21, 1901, third child of Newt and Grace Melia, and born in the old farm house on the farm. Mabel was an extremely pretty girl, and completed grade school at Fonda, graduated with class of 1921 in Bucklin, and attended Bethany College in Lindsborg, Kansas, where she received her teaching degree, and was a member of the famed Bethany College Choir which continues to this day to perform the Messiah at Christmas and Easter for thongs of people. Mabel taught at several rural schools including Daisy Dell and North Star. She worked at the Bucklin Post Office for about 5 years. She was married for a very short period, and the marriage was subsequently anulled. In 1946, she formed a partneship with her Father, Newt, and her brother Elmer and bought the only dress shop in Bucklin and was in business there for 4 years, before selling the shop in 1950 and moving to Denver, Colorado, where she spent 25 years working in the foundation departments of the May Company and Joslins. She later managed those departments in The May Company. In 1975, she returned to Bucklin and lived out her years there. | Melia, Mabel (I25255)
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| 6054 | Taken from 1850 census in Ossian, Allegany Co., New York. | Bisbee, Elizabeth (I9254)
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| 6055 | Taken from 1850 census in Ossian, Allegany Co., New York. | Bisbee, Luther (I9256)
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| 6056 | Taken from 1860 census of Bourbon Co., Kansas. | Bisbee, Elizabeth (I9627)
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| 6057 | Taken from 1880 Derby, New Haven Co., Connecticut census, calls his wife Rebecca. Marriage from Hiram #8661 letter to his brother, Ira #8669 in 1888. | Family: Winslow Bisbee / Rebecca Sylvia Buckingham (F4260)
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| 6058 | Taken from granddaughter, Loretta Bisbee Joyner #11-1166 records. 1880 census of Saline, Huricane Co., Arkansas, has the twins born 9 April 1879 as Ida Z. and Adah V. | Family: Lucius Augustus Bisbee / Sarah Catherine Walker (F4274)
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| 6059 | Taken from the 1850 census in Ossian, Allegany Co., New York. | Bisbee, Annis (I9255)
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| 6060 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kolb, T.M. (I13062)
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| 6061 | Teddy Bisbee's birth certificate says his father was 65 years old, making Frank O. born in 1884. | Bisbee, Frank Orrin (I9895)
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| 6062 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bisbee, T.E. (I12400)
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| 6063 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: L.R. Bisbee / T.R. Nugent (F5664)
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| 6064 | Terry Lee was a career military service man. | Bisbee, Terry Lee (I13428)
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| 6065 | Thadeus d. "Aged 70 yrs. 15 das." Grave Records, Labrador Ponds Cemetery, Sumner, Maine: "Precious in the eys of the Lord is the death of His Saint." Burial Family Cem. Labrador Ponds, Sumner, Maine. | Thompson, Thaddeus (I4403)
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| 6066 | Thadeus was from Sumner, Maine. | Family: Thaddeus Thompson / Dorothy Bisbee (F1424)
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| 6067 | Thanks to Gwen Nolte for publishing this on www.findagrave.com. | Source (S3031)
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| 6068 | Thanks to Kay Melia and "The Melia Family" 2001 "Warren was the 3rd child of Jessie and Glen, and an outstanding 4-Her, and athelete. He spent World War Two in the Army in the South Pacific, one of those GIs who went from Island to Island chain fighting the Japanese. ------ He returned from the war and went to work for the United States Post Office as a mail carrier in Dodge City, Kansas, married a Bucklin teacher by the name of Verna Jean Fischer, who later died sometime in the 1990s. and had a daughter, Nancy. He now lives(2002) in Weatehrford, Okalhoma near his daughter." From Bucklin Banner, Wed. December 11, 2002: Obituary for Warren Kirkpatrick. "Memorial services for Warren Wilmer Kirkpatrick, 77 year old Weatherford, Oklahoma resident was held on Sunday, December 8, 2002 at 2:00 pm in the Chapel of Lockstone Funeral Home with Rev. Lynn Brack officiating. Warren was born to Glenn and Jessie (Melia) Kirkpatrick on June 1, 1925 in Bucklin Kansas and died at Southwestern Memorial Hospital at Weatherford on Thursday, December 5, 2002. Warren was raised and attended school in the Bucklin Area, graduating in 1943. He joined the army in 1944-1946 serving in the Pacific Theatre. On August 9, 1947, Warren married Verna Jean Fischer, making their home in Dodge City. He worked for Dodge City Co-op in Howell for 7 years and worked for the U.S. Postal Service as a mail carrier for 27 years. In 1985 he retired and then moved to Weatherford in 1996. Warren enjoyed water sports, camping, hunting and horses. Memorials may be made to the Multiple Sclerosis Association, in care of Lockstone Funeral Home, Inc, P.O. Box 547, Weatherford, OK 73096. Warren is survived by one daughter, Nancy Penner and her Husband Ron of Weathorford and one grandson, Stephen Buddy of Weatherford. He was preceded in death by his parents, wife, 2 brothers, Keith and Kenneth, and one sister, Marcella." | Kirkpatrick, Warren Wilmer (I25263)
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| 6069 | Thanks to Ruth Mason of Kansas City for providing sources. Unsourced information via email also from Ruth Mason. | Bisbee, Hazel K. (I22637)
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| 6070 | The 1790 U. S. Census for Massachusetts lists, "George Bisby, Plympton, Plymouth Co., 4 m., 3 fem." Records of soldiers and sailors from Massachusetts lists, "George Bisby, Plympton, Corporal, Capt. Bradford's Co. Col. Cotton's Reg't. 1775; service 3 mos., 7 das." Also, "Private Capt. Bradford's Co., Col. Cotton's Reg't. which marched on alarm April 19, 1775 to Marshfield; service 12 das; reported enlisted in the army." Also, "Corporal, Co's. returned dated Oct. 7, 1775." Also, "Order for bounty coat or its equivalent in money, dated Roxbury, Nov. 9, 1775. 1777 George Bisbee and others under Capt. Thomas Sampson was sent to Bristol, RI. NEH&GR, Vol. 122, p. 60: "By a deposition, dated 27 April 1836, in behalf of a Revolutionary pension for the widow Sarah Ellis, GEORGE BISBEE of Kingston, Mass, aet 88 years, swore that he "was a soldier...in 1775...at Roxbury...in Capt. John Bradford's Co....[and that] I well recollect Freeman Ellis of Plympton being in said Company the same term of 8 months a Sergeant in sd Bradford's Company. A number of years after the war the sd. Ellis Freeman moved to what is now the state of maine and is not living now, but his widow, I understand, is still living." (Pension claim W-24114) George d. "Aged 90 yrs. 5 mos. 23 das." "Old Age." Examined vital records, Plymouth County, Mass. and found no record of George Bisbee's will. | Bisbee, George (I1084)
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| 6071 | The 1790 US Census for Maine lists "Charles Bisby, Butterfield Plantation, Cumberland County 5 males, 1 female." Revolutionary War records of Massachusetts soldiers and sailors mentions: "Charles Bisbe, Pembroke, Private, Capt. Freedon Chamerlain's Company, Col. Bailey's Reg't. which marched on alarm of April 19th, 1775; service 14 das." Also, "Capt. Chamberlain's Co. Gen. Thomas' Reg't. Muster Roll dated 8-1-1775; enlisted 5-3-1775; service 3 mos., 6 das." Also, ""Co's. return dated Roxbury Oct. 6, 1775." Also, "Capt. Jhohn Turner's Co. col. Theophilus Cotton's Reg't;; marched Sept. 28, 1777 service 1 mo. 3 days at Rhode Island." After the Revolutionary War there was a large movement of settlers from Mass. "to the Eastward" into Maine. One reason was that soldiers had been paid in script which was of small value in trade, but was taken at face value for purchase of land from the government. Charles Bisbee bought land in the Township of Sharon, now Sumner, Maine, of Benjamin Darling of Hanover, Mass. and visited Sumner in 1783. Buckfield had been settled seven years and Sumner, Maine was a wilderness. Charles put up a cabin and returned to Pembroke, Mass., where he had lived after the war. The next spring he took his family to Provincetown and from thence to Yarmouth, Maine by packet and then on horseback to what is now Sumner, Maine, arriving there on the 5 of June 1784. Carefully selecting the land and utilizing the help of his large family, he soon cleared up a good farm and saw his sons and daughters settled on farms nearby. Charles died on the twenty-third anniversary of his arrival in Sumner. | Bisbee, Charles (I901)
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| 6072 | The 1790 US Census for Maine lists, "Elisha Bisbee, Hallowell, Lincoln Co., 3 m., 6 fem." Records of Massachusetts soldiers and sailors in the Revolutionary War mention: "Elisha Bisbee in Capt. Amos Turner's Co., Gen. John Thomas' Reg't. Order for bounty coat or its equivalent in money, dated Camp Roxbury 12-22-1775." Also, "Elisha Bisbee of Bridgewater, list of men mustered, dated 6-8-1778, Capt. Cole's Co., Col. Jacob's Reg't." Also, "Private, Capt. Joseph Cole's Co., Col. John Jacob's Reg't., enlisted 1-20-1778, service 11 mos. 14 das. at Rhode Island, enlistment to expire 1-1-1779." Also, "Elisha Bisbee, Hanover, Private Amos Turner's Co., Col. John Bailey's Reg't., marched April 19, 1775, service 14 days." Again, "Capt. Turner's Co., Gen. John Thomas' Reg't., muster roll dated 8-1-1775, enlised May 3d, 1775, service 3 mos. 6 days." Again, "Co's. return." (Probably Oct. 1775) And again, "Private Capt. Abram Washburn's Co., Col. John Cushing's Reg't., enlisted 9-20-1776, service 59 1/2 days at Newport, R. I. on alarm dated, Edgewater." Also, "Elisha Bisbee, Private in Capt. David Kingham's Co., Col. Edward Mitchell's Reg't. Pay roll for 6 days service in March 1776, on alarm at Squantum." Elisha Bisbee moved to Sumner, Maine with his father. All of his children, except for the two eldest, were born in Sumner. He settled on the Elmer Frazier farm; his house, one-half mile north of Buckfield, was built in 1796 and was still occupied in 1915. The following letter was written by Elisha Bisbee to William Ford who had married a sister of Beulah Howland, his aunt. The letter has been given to Dr. William B. Lapham by Miss Lydia Ford, daughter of William Ford of Hanson, Mass. The letter is as follows: "Dear Uncle "I embrace this opportunity to inform you that we are well as common. I have nothing new to write. It is a general time of health here. We have had a very moderate winter and as forward a spring as we have had since I lived here. Bread and meat are plenty and cheap and labor bears a very high price and is not to be had at any rate. "I was at the widow Child's lately; all well. The Judge of probate has done very extraordinarily well by the widow; her dower would fetch twelve of fifteen hundred dollars at least, and the doctor's estate is likely to come out much better than was expected. "I have not had a line from you this many a day, and have done looking for any, but I am in hopes my scribbling may stir you up so that I may know how you and your relations are in that old worn out country, and pray don't miss any opportunity of writing to me as I shall take it very hard if you do. "We have had a very exceeding snow storm here. It began on Friday the fifteenth of this instant (April) early in the morning, and grew hotter and hotter until Sunday about noon when it abated. The snow fell 18 or 20 inches deep and there is some of it to be seen now. It was far the smartest storm we have had for the winter past. "Our two eldest girls have got married and each of them has a boy. They married men of property and are in a way to live if no misfortune overtakes them. "Remember me to all who may inquire. Joshua Ford's oldest daughter is married and has got a boy. (signed) Elisha Bisbee "To William Ford, Pembroke, Mass "To be let at Howland's." | Bisbee, Elisha (I1141)
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| 6073 | The 1790 US Census for Maine lists, "Moses Bisbee, Butterfield Plantation, Cumberland, Co., 1 m. and 2 fem." The records of Massachusetts Militia from 1812 to 1814 show: "Moses Bisbee, Capt. J. Holt's Co., Col. M. Ryerson's Reg't.; raised in Albany and Bethel, Maine, service, Portland, Maine 1-25-1814 to 11-7-1814." He was in the same company with Rufus and Studley Bisbee. The 1810 census for Maine shows Moses as living in Albany, Oxford County, Maine. Moses Bisbee resided for many years in Bethel, Maine in the center of the town, called "Middle Intervale." He was listed as a taxpayer of Buckfield in 1797 and head of a family in 1800. He was an ingenious blacksmith and made much of the cutlery of the neighborhood. Moses d. "Aged 86 yrs. 11 mos." | Bisbee, Moses (I1145)
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| 6074 | The 1790 US Census for Mass. lists "Jairus Bisbee, Duxborough, Plymouth Co. 1 m. and 1 fem." Province Orders, General Court, Massachusetts Bay Colony, Third Session, 1753-1754 reads, "Order impowering of Jairus Bisbee and Susannah his wife, showing that they are desirous to sell a lot of land in Duxbury belonging to said Susannah for purchasing lands much more commodius. But for as much as sad Susannah is under age, praying that his court will enable her to sell the same." "Order that prayer be so far granted that... proceeds to be used to purchase part of homestead of Isaac Wadsworth deceased." Passed Dec. 28, 1753. "Jairus Bisbee and Susannah his wife of Pembroke, Yoeman and spinster, convey to Elisha Sherman of Marshfield a salt marsh in Marshfield, it being... our honored mother Susannah Fuller's dower...in her first husband Isaac Wadsworth deceased 23 Nov. 1759." | Bisbee, Jairus (I957)
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| 6075 | The 1790 US Census for Mass. lists, "Eleazer Bisby, Salem, Essex Co. 2 m. 3 fem." Revolutionary War records show, "Eleazar Bisby of Pembroke (West Parish) Private, Capt. James Hatch's Co. Alarm April 19, 1775; marched to Scituate and Marshfield; discharged April 29, 1775, service 11 das." Also, "Capt. Hatch's Co. enlisted March 4, 1776, discharged March 8, 1776; marched from Pembroke to Braintree and thence to Weymouth on alarm; 3 mos. at Gurnet, promoted to Corporal Sept. 9, 1776; 15 days service Bristol, R. I. Dec. 1776." Also, "Eleazar Bisby of Pembroke; Private Eleazar Manlen's Co. Gen. Thomas' Reg't. Company returned (probably Oct. 1775)." Also, "orders for bounty coat or its equivalent in money, dated Roxbury Nov. 9, 1775." Also, "Eleazar warrent to pay officers and crew of schooner 'Hannah' for services at Penobscot." (Year not given) again, "Eleazar of Pembroke, Private Capt. Eleazar Hamlen's Co. Gen. John Thomas' Reg't.; muster roll dated Aug. 1, 1775, enlistment May 1, 1775, service 3 mos. 1 day." "Eleazar Bisby of Marshfield, Laborer, 1791 Salem Constable warnings of those coming to Salem without leave, depart or report their doings." Name: Eleazer Bisbee Parents: Jonah Bisbee , Ruth Bryant Birth Place: Plymouth, Pembroke, MA Birth Date: 8 September 1754 | Bisbee, Eleazar (I999)
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| 6076 | The 1790 US Census for Mass. lists, "Elijah Bisbee Jr. of Plympton, Plymouth Co., 5 m. 4 fem." Records of soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War from Massachusetts mentions, "Elijah Bisbee Jr. of Plympton, Sergeant of Capt. Thomas Loring's Co. which marched on alarm of April 19, 1775 to Marshfield. Service 1 day." Also, "Lieut. of Capt. Ebenezer Washburn's Co., Col. John Chushing's Reg't.; return of men ordered to march to Rhode Island; regiment mustered from Brig. General Cushing's (Plymouth Co.) Brigade and Brig. General Otis' (Barnstable Co.) Brigade and returned Oct. 30th, 1776; Company raised in Kingston, Plymouth and Halifax. Also, "Capt. James harlow's Co. commanded by Lieut. Elijah Bisbee Jr. Col. Thomas Lathrop's Reg't. Gen. Cushing's Brigade; payroll for 16 das. service dated Plympton 3-20-1779, marched to Rhode Island on an alarm." Again, "Capt. Ichabod Bonney's Co. Col. Nathan Sparhawk's Reg't.; roll made up by order of Council of 9-7-1778 for service at Castle Island; Elijah Jr. of Plympton, 1st Lieut. of Capt. James Harlow's 12th, 1st Plymouth County Reg't. List of officers of Mass. Militia commissioned 6-6-1776." And again, "Capt. Harlow's Co. Col. Theophilus Cotton's Reg't. List of officers of Mass. (1st Plymouth Co.) Militia commissioned 10-28-1778. Ratification of the Federal Constitution was voted by a convention at Boston on Jan. 9th 1788. John Hancock was President. The member from Plympton was [Elisha Bisbee]. Yeas 187, nays 167 including [Elisha Bisbee Jr.]. This is probably and error and the record should have read "Elijah." See New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 1, page 232. From History of Plymouth County, D. Hamilton Hurd, Compiler, J.W. Lewis & Co, Phila, 1884 the following: 1778: Elijah Bisbee & Isaiah Cushman were chosen a committee to consider a plan of government sent to Plympton town for approval, and on their report was rejected 55-17. 1779: Elijah Bisbee as Treasurer of Plympton. 1780-1784: Elijah Bisbee was one of three on Board of Selectmen. 1788, 1790-1798: Elijah Bisbee was Treasurer of Plympton. 1795-1798: Elijah Bisbee was also Town Clerk of Plympton. 1794: Elijah Bisbee was moderator at town meeting. 1800-1811: Elijah Bisbee was Town Clerk of Plympton. 1808-1814: Elijah Bisbee was Representative to General Court. 1814-1817: Elijah Bisbee was moderator at town meetings. 1815-1817: Elijah Bisbee was on board of Selectmen. Elijah d. "Aged 84 yrs. 7 mos. 6 das. of apoplectic fit." Plympton grave record, "Sacred to th memory of Elijah Bisbee who died April 21, 1831 aged 84 yrs. 7 mos. 6 das. Mouldering in dust the body lies, Til the just trump shall bid it arise. My aged friends, awake, prepare Before the Saviour to appear." | Bisbee, Elijah III (I1083)
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| 6077 | The 1790 US Census for Mass. lists, "Gamaliel Bisbee Pembroke, Plymouth Co. 4 m. 5 fem" The Records of soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War from Massachusetts shows, "Muster Roll of Co. A militia marched from Pembroke to Marshfield on alarm April 19, 1775 Elijah Cushing, Capt.; service 2 days, Gamaliel Bisby Private." Also, "Gamaliel Bisby, Private, Capt. Joseph Stetson's Co. Col. Dyke's Reg't.; pay abstract for mileage and travel; allowance to and from camp dated Nov. 1776; service at Dorchester Heights." Gamaliel died "Aged 84 yrs. consumption." | Bisbee, Gamaliel (I998)
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| 6078 | The 1790 US Census for Massachusetts lists, "Ezra Bisbee, Rochester, Plymouth County, 2 m. and 2 fem." Records of soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War from Massachusetts lists, "Ezra Bisbee, Private, Capt. Nathaniel Hammond's Co., Col. John Daggett's Reg't., enlisted 8-25-1778, discharged 9-1-1778; service 8 das. on expedition to Rhode Island." | Bisbee, Ezra (I1329)
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| 6079 | The 1790 US Census for Massachusetts lists, "Samuel Bisbee, Stoughton, Suffolk County, 4 m. and 3 fem. The records of soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War from Massachusetts lists, "Samuel Bisby, Private, Capt. Theophilus Lyon's Co., Lieut. Col. Samuel Pierce's Regiment; enlisted 3-1-1778; discharged 4-5-1778. Service 36 days at Castle Island." Samuel was in the Battle of Long Island and also White Plains. He was in Capt. macy Williams' Co. at Germantown and served to the close of the war. Regarding the duel between General Poor and Major Porter, the following is reported: " (Mass. Historical Society, march 1882, page 259) "Samuel Bisbee, who died in 1845, aged 88 yrs., a man of truth and accuracy (See N. E. Hist. and Gen. Register, Jan. 1850, Vol. 4, page 100) though he did not enlist under Porter, having been earlier in the service, was in the same regiment at the time of the duel and assured the writer that he himself heard the report of the pistol shortly after daybreak. Major Porter an ex-preacher, challenged a superior officer and killed him in a duel." From Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, "Samuel, S34031, Cont Line (MA), appl 4 May 1818 Plymouth Cty MA aged 60 a res of Easton in Bristol Cty MA, in 1820 sol was aged 63 with wife Jerusha aged 68 & a daughter Nancy aged 25." Samuel d. "Aged 88 yrs." | Bisbee, Samuel Jr. (I1385)
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| 6080 | The 1790 US Census for Plainfield, Mass., Hampshire County, lists "Ebenezer Bisbee, 1 m. over 16, 4 m. under 16, 2 fem. over 16." Lived in Abington and Bridgewater, MA, until age 24 and moved to Plainfield, MA. Enlisted in Rev War in 1775 at Abington. From HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF PLAINFIELD, Hampshire County, Mass. From its settlement to 189, by Charles N. Dyer, 1891, p. 127: "EBENEZER BISBEE" "Ebenezer Bisbee, one of the first settlers of the town, was born in 1754, probably in Bridgewater, Mass. He served a short time in the Revolutionary army and settled here as early as 1779, on the farm now occupid by Wm. H. Packard, in the southwest part of town. He was chosen one of the Selectmen in 1788 and served 15 years." | Bisbee, Ebenezer Jr. (I1168)
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| 6081 | The 1790 US Census for Plymouth County, Mass. lists, "Abner Bisby, Plympton, 2 m. and 4 fem. The list of soldiers and sailors of the Revolutionary War from Massachusetts shows: "Abner Bisbee of Plympton, Private, Capt. John Bradford's Company, Col. Theophilus Cotton's Reg't. which marched on alarm of 4-9-1775 to Marshfield, service 3 days." Also, "Corporal, list of men mustered in Plymouth Co. by Muster Master John Hatch dated July 8th 1778, Capt. Cole's Co. Jacob's Reg't. Enlistment to expire 1-1-1779." Also, "Capt. Joseph Cole's Co. Col. John Jacob's Reg't. Enlisted Jan. 15, 1778, service 11 mos. 19 das. at Rhode Island." Also, "Capt. Patridge's Co. Lieut. Col. Samuel Pierce's Reg't. (Plymouth Co.), marched 5-19-1779; service 1 mo. 15 das. at the Little Compton, R. I." Again, "Abner Bisbee, Private, Capt. James Harlow's Co. Col. Simeon Cary's Reg't.; enlisted 1-29-1776; roll made up for 9 das. service in time of marching and sworn to Plymouth County." | Bisbee, Abner (I926)
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| 6082 | The 1790 US Census for Rochester, Plymouth County, Mass. lists, "Hopestill Bisbey, Rochester, Plymouth County, 7 m. 4 fem. Records of soldiers and sailors in the Revolutionary War from Mass. lists, "Hopestill Bisbey, Private Capt. Jabrey Cottle's Co., Col. Ebenezer Sprout's Reg't.; enlisted 16 May 1778, discharged 18 May 1778, service 2 days on the alarm at Dartmouth." Also, "Capt. Barnabas Doty's Co. Col. Sprout's Reg't. enlisted Sept. 5, 1778 discharged Sept. 11, 1778, service 6 days on alarm at Dartmouth." Also, "Capt. Doty's Co. Lieut. Col. White's Reg't; enlisted July 31, 1780 discharged Aug. 8, 1780, service 9 days on alarm at Rhode Island. Hopestill Jr. d. "Aged 77 yrs." Burial Central Cemetery, North Rochester. | Bisbee, Hopestill Jr. (I927)
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| 6083 | The 1790 US Census for Vermont lists, "Benjamin Bisbuy, Orwell, Rutland Co., 1 m. 26 to 45, 1 fem. under 10, 1 fem. 16 to 26, 1 fem. 45 and up." | Bisbee, Benjamin Jr. (I1958)
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| 6084 | The 1800 US Census for Vermont lists Joseph Bisbee, along with his wife, one son and one daughter. Have no record of Joseph Sr.'s marriage or birth of his children. Joseph Jr. (7211) is probably his son. | Bisbee, Joseph III (I2691)
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| 6085 | The 1800 US Census for Vermont lists, "Abner Bisbee, Jr., Springfield, Windsor County, 2 m. 2 fem. 1 m. under 10 yrs. 1 m. 25 to 45 yrs. 1 fem. under 10 yrs. 1 fem. 26 to 45 yrs. | Bisbee, Abner Jr. (I1025)
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| 6086 | The 1800 US Census for Vermont lists, "Ephraim Bisby, Rutland, Rutland County, 1 m. < 26." No family listed. A deed record shows, "Isaac Bump to Ephraim Bisbee in presence of Issachar Bisbee and David Smith, 12 Sept. 1803. A tract in Philadelphia, Vt. North half of 1st division of right of Thomas Chittenden, original prop. lot 25, containing more or less, 50 acres. Also North half of 2nd div. of Ebenezer Keiler, original prop. lot 2, containing 120 acres, more or less." Also tax warrant; Issachar Bisbee, Town of Philadelphia, Rutland County, Vermont, 6 Feb. 1793. | Bisbee, Ephraim Washburn (I1353)
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| 6087 | The 1800 US Census for Vermont lists, "Issachar Bisbee, Philadelphia, Rutland Co., 2 m. 3 fem., 1 m. 45 yrs. up, 1 m. 10 to 16, 1 fem. 10 to 16, 1 fem. under 10." The same census for 1810 lists, "Issachar Bixby, Philadelphia, Rutland Co. 1 m. over 45, 1 fem. under 45 yrs." Ephraim is listed in Rutland Co. in 1800. Benjamin, Joseph, Robert and Isaac all apear to have settled in Vermont. The Revolutionary War records for Mass. soldiers and sailors list, "Issachar Bisbey of Plympton, Corporal in Capt. Bradford's Co. Col. Theophilus Cotton's Reg't. 1775 service 3 mos. 3 das.; also 3 das." Also, "Isaachar Bisbey of Plympton, Corporal in Capt. Bradford's Co. Col. Theophilus Cotton's Reg't. which marched on alarm April 19, 1775 to Marshfield, service 12 das. Reported enlisted into the army." Also, "Co. return dated 10-7-1775." Also, "Order dated for bounty coat or its equivalent in money dated Roxbury 11-9--1775 at Plympton." 1790 Census, Isacher Bisbee of Plympton lists himself, two males under 16, and 6 females in his household. | Bisbee, Issachar (I928)
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| 6088 | The 1820 US Census for Goshen, Hampshire County, Mass. lists, "Eli Bisbee 1 m. 26 - 45, 2 m. < 10, 3 fem. < 10, 1 fem. 26 - 45. One Eli Bisbee was administrator of the estate of Samuel W. (Bisbee) 17 May 1894, Chatauqua County, Mayville, N. Y. In his will Samuel W. (Bisbee) names Mellirott Bisbee of Long Mount, California, F. Hebron (Bisbee) and Clarence E. Bisbee, of Ponca, Neb. and Carlos E. Bisbee of Kansas City, Mo. as beneficiaries. Eli Bisbee granted a warranty deed, Chatauqua Co., Mayville, N. Y. Book 9, p. 49. Eli Bisbee granted a warranty deed to Wm. Cosgrove, Mayville, N. Y. Book 52 p. 284. Harmon Bisbee granted a warranty deedt to Eli Bisbee, Mayville, N. Y. Book 73, p. 602. Harmon Bisbee granted a warranty deed to Eli and Ruby Bisbee, Mayville, N. Y. Book 168, p. 233. From CHESTERFIELD FAMILIES & Book 3 of Chesterfield Town records, also from Carlton "Corky Wheeler great grandson of Ruby Honora Bisbee #8168 Zephrhills, Florida. The familiy moved to Westfield, New York in the spring of 1827. The homestead of Eli Bisbee was between Westfield and Sherman, New York, it was occupied by Bisbee's until 1920. The Volusia Post Office wa in the Bisbee home for years. Information from Carlton "Corky" Wheeler great grandson of Ruby Honora Bisbee, 8168, Zephyrhills, FL, for all of Eli Bisbee #775 family. | Bisbee, Eli (I1437)
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| 6089 | The 1820 US Census for Massachusetts lists, "Susannah Bisbee, Chesterfield, Mass., Hampshire County; 1 m. 16 - 26, 1 m. 10 - 26; 1 m. 10 - 16, 2 fem. < 10, 2 fem. 10 - 16, 1 fem. 26 - 45 yrs." Jonothan d. "Aged 35 yrs." Burial in North Cemetery. | Bisbee, Jonothan (I1431)
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| 6090 | The 1850 US Census enumerates Edson Henry ae1. Not sure where his birth date (13 Nov 1851) comes from, but it cannot be right. | Bisbee, Edson Henry (I2387)
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| 6091 | The 1850 US Census for Delhi, Delaware County, NY lists the following: Elisha, farmer, tax assessment, $1000; born NY State. Also, Mary A., age 42; Samuel A., age 24; William, age 22; Eliza, age 17; Amanda, age 14; Mary A., age 12; Julia, age 8; Sarah (no age given) and Jerusha, age 1 month.Lived in Dehli, NY in 1849. After his death, Mary A. lived with son David E. | Bisbee, Elisha A. (I3121)
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| 6092 | The 1850 US Census for Meredith, Delaware Co., N. Y. lists Sumner as a manufacturer, age 25 and Mahala Bisbee, age 25. Sumner Bisbee was a grocer at Oneonta, N. Y. a few years later. | Bisbee, Sumner Jr. (I4822)
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| 6093 | The 1868-69 Business Directory for Lebanon indicates that Hiram and his son James each farmed half of lot 81 consisting of 92-1/2 acres. | Bisbee, Hiram (I42)
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| 6094 | The 1900 census of Puyallup, Pierce Co., Washington has: mother of 8 children, 6 alive. | Bisbee, Cora Serepta (I9622)
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| 6095 | The B. F. Bisbee family came to Meade County in 1887 from Champaign County, Ill. in a covered wagon with their six children and driving two white mules. They first settled on some land southwest of Plains where they lived in a dugout for a short time. They then moved southwest of Plains, where they filed on a quarter of land and proved their claims up. This land is still owned by members of the Bisbee family. When B. F. Bisbee built the first wood frame hs for his family, he hauled the lumber from Dodge City, taking four days with a lumber wagon. His children hunted buffalo chips to burn in the stove to heat their hs their first winters when they were cold and hungry. --Taken from "Plains Centennial" printed 1985. | Family: Benjamin Franklin Bisbee / Rebecca Jane Grissom (F4140)
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| 6096 | The Bogue family was from Ennsbury, Vt. | Family: Dr. Herbert Edward Bogue, M.D. / Mabel Bisbee (F2662)
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| 6097 | The Brick Presbyterian, Manhattan, by William P. Merrill | Family: George Walter Mason / Hazel K. Bisbee (F12151)
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| 6098 | The Bride married under the name Iva A. Deaver. | Family: Robert Orrin (Oren) Peabody / Sarah Iva Deaver (F5017)
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| 6099 | The Civil War Rolls of the Adjutant General of Vermont show: "John Bisbee from Derby, Vt. in Civil War: Sergeant, 1861-1862, Co. B, 8th Vermont; 1st Lieut. 1863; wounded near New Orleans, La. in 1862." At one time John Bisbee was a millwright of West Derby, Vt. | Bisbee, John (I3782)
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| 6100 | The conclusion that Reuben Bisbee's daughter Lydia became wife of Truman D. Reynolds is not directly proven, but the circumstantial evidence is compelling. 1) From Reuben Bisbee's 1865 Last Will and Testament, we know that Lydia Bisbee's married name was Reynolds. 2) Lydia Bisbee was born in 1811; according to the census this Lydia Reynolds was born about 1811. 3) Lydia Bisbee grew up in Madison County, New York; according to the census Lydia Reynolds was born in Madison County. 4) Lydia Bisbee's parents were born in Massachusetts; according to the census Lydia Reynolds' parents were born in Massachusetts. 5) Mrs. Truman Reynolds lived in and around Wattsburg during the mid- to late 1800's. Three of Lydia Bisbee's siblings--Joseph, Reuben and Betsy--all lived in close proximity to Mrs. Reynolds at one time or another. In 1875 and 1880 she is living right across the road from the Joseph Bisbee homestead. 6) Through 40 years of electronically searchable census, no other "Lydia Reynolds" has surfaced, who is of Lydia Bisbee's approximate age and place of birth. 7) If Lydia Bisbee and Mrs. Truman Reynolds are indeed the same person (as your compiler believes they are), then Lydia's son Erastus married his first cousin Ruth, daughter of Joseph C. Bisbee, a conclusion supported by evidence that their two children suffered afflictions often associated with marriage between first cousins. | Family: Truman D. Reynolds / Lydia Bisbee (F7186)
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