Family of Benjamin Scribner   Generation No. 1 1. Benjamin1 Scribner , born abt 1658 in Fairfield, Connecticut; died  in Of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married on 5 Mar 1680 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Ct Hannah Crampton , born 1662 in , Fairfield, Ct; died aft 1704, daughter of John Crampton  and Hannah Andrews . Notes for Benjamin Scribner             MARRIAGE:  From the original Town Records of Norwalk, it says:  "Benjamin Skrivener took to wiffe Hannah Crampton, daughter of John Crampton, of Norwallke, and was married the 5th of March, 1679-80." (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 11).        BIOGRAPHY:  We have no record of the arrival of Benjamin in America or of his ancestry in England.  He was the first of this name to settle in Norwalk.  It was there he married and had his first"two" children.  He and Hannah then moved to Huntington, Long Island where Benjamin, Jr., John, Hannah, Ruth and Joseph were born in Huntington and Lidia, Elizabeth, and Abigail were born after their return to live in Norwalk.  They were not happy living in Huntington, and were given a land grant as an inducement to stay, 23 Jun 1684,  shortly after the birth of their son John.  The offer was accepted, and they stayed on until the offer expired, in June 1694, and then returned to Norwalk where he attended a Town Meeting on 4 December 1694.        DEATH: According to E.M. Scribner, "Benjamin died at Danbury, Conn., 15 Oct 1704, while on a visit to relatives at that point.  We have no record of his birth, but as he had been married less than twenty-five  years and his youngest child was less than three years old, he was undoubtedly less than fifty years of age at the time of his death." From the Probate Records of Fairfield, Connecticut, we find that he died intestate, leaving widow Hannah and nine children.  His son Thomas was appointed administrator of the estate in May 1705.  (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 14).        REFERENCES: History and Genealogy of The Families of Old Fairfield, pg 522-523.; A History of the Scribner Family, by Edwin Monroe Scribner, bef 1832, pg. 11-14; The Scribner Family, by Joseph Scribner, Rosendale, Wisconsin, pg. 3, 15-19. Notes for Hannah Crampton       Hannah Andrews must have been born about 1642, for she was married, prob. abt. 1660, to John Crampton.  She had a daughter Hannah Crampton who was born before 6 June 1662, who was mentioned along with her parents, John and Hannah Crampton in the will of that date which was written by her grand-father, Francis Andrews. (Hist. & Geneal. of Old Fairfield, pg. 18.)  This surname is often spelled Cramton as in the will of Francis Andrews.       Children of Benjamin Scribner and Hannah Crampton were as follows: +    2          i           Thomas2 Scribner , born 31 Mar 1681 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 1747 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married Sarah (---) . +    3          ii           Benjamin2 Scribner , born May 1683 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Ct; died 1752 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married Abigail (---) . +    4          iii          John2 Scribner , born 10 Jun 1684 in Huntington, Long Island, New York.  He married Deborah Lees .       5          iv          Hannah2 Scribner , born Jul 1687/88 in Huntington, Long Island, New York.  She married abt 1708 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut John Gray or Grey , born abt 1683 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  CHILDREN: Lised as Hannah Gray and Abigail Gray.  ERROR? : Genealogists have given Hannah the daughter of Benjamin, Sr., a husband with the same name as the husband of Benjamin, Jr.s. daughter, Hannah--John Gray or Grey.  Is this just a coincident or an error?  Others do not name a husband for Hannah, dau. of Benjamin, Sr., and give John Grey as the husband of Hannah, dau/o Benjamin, Jr.???       6          v          Ruth2 Scribner , born Mar 1690 in Huntington, Long Island, New York.   Notes: BIRTH: Age 15 next Mar in father's inventory, of 15 Oct 1704. +    7          vi          Joseph2 Scribner , born Sep 1692 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 1779 in Pound Ridge, New York.  He married Mary Abbott .       8          vii         Lydia2 Scribner , born Dec 1698 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes: Her birth date is based on the Inventory of her father, dated 15 Oct 1704, in which she was listed as being 7 this Dec.  (Families of Old Fairfield, pg. 522).       9          viii        Elizabeth2 Scribner , born Jul 1700 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  BIRTH: Based on age at time of father's inventory, 15 Oct 1704, which said she was to be 5 next July. (Families of Old Fairfield. pg. 522-523).       10         ix          Abigail2 Scribner , born Jan 1702 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  BIRTH: based on age at time of father's inventory, 15 Oct 1704, in which it stated that she would be 3 next Jan. Generation 2  2. Thomas2 Scribner  (Benjamin1), born 31 Mar 1681 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 1747 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married abt 1705 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Sarah (---) , born abt 1686 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died aft 1747. Notes for Thomas Scribner        BIRTH:  In original Town Records of Town of Norwalk: "Thos. Skrivener, the sonne of Benjamin Skrivener borne the thirttie one of March, one thousand sixe hundred eightie one." (A History of the Skribner Family, pg. 11)        MARRIAGE:  It was suggested by one author that his wife was a Mary Abbott, born abt 1688, with no further explanation.  His brother Joseph also is listed in several references with a wife Mary Abbott, b. abt 1696, but there is no relationship given between the two Mary's.  We do know that at the time of his death, Thomas had a wife, Sarah (___) and that following Thomas's death, she married for her second husband, John St. John at Wilton, a small hamlet near Norwalk, 11 Nov. 1749.  There is no indication that Sarah was the mother of Thomas's children. (A History of the Scribner Family, 14-15)        PROBATE COURT RECORDS: Will dated 12 Apr 1743; probated 21/25 Apr 1747. Left Widow Sarah and 9 children. (The Families of Old Fairfield, pg. 522).  "The date and place of his death are not given, but as his will was probated in April 1747, his death undoubtedly occured at Norwalk shortly before that date.  He was about 66 years of age at the time of his death.  (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 14-15.)        FATHER'S PROBATE: Thomas was appointed administrator of his father's will, probated at Fairfield, Conn., 1 Dec 1704. Notes for Sarah (---)        It is not known if Sarah is the 2nd or only wife of Thomas, or if she is the mother of his children.  She was named as his wife in his will, dated 12 Apr 1743. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 48).       Children of Thomas Scribner and Sarah (---) were as follows: +    11         i           Zaccheus3 Scribner , born 1713 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died Oct 1803 in Ballston, New York.  He married Mary (---) .       12         ii           Benjamin3 Scribner , born abt 1714 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 27 Nov 1762.  He married abt 1730 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Mrs Benjamin Scribner , born abt 1712 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut. +    13         iii          Uriah3 Scribner , born 1715 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married Martha (---) .       14         iv          Thomas3 Scribner , born abt 1716 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married abt 1732 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut unknown (---) , born abt 1714 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  Fought in the Revolution.       15         v          Ruth3 Scribner , born 1717 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 1788.  She married abt 1735 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Phineas Hanford , born abt 1710 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.       16         vi          Philip3 Scribner , born abt 1718 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married abt 1735 of Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut unknown (---) , born abt 1720 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.       17         vii         Wait3 Scribner , born 1723 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 1 Dec 1805.  She married Nathan Disbrow .   Notes:  CHILDREN: Dau. Patty Disbrow md. William Thorpe, 23 Nov. 1768. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 50). +    18         viii        Hannah3 Scribner , born 1723 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married Thomas Hyatt .       19         ix          Sarah3 Scribner , born abt 1724 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married abt 1744 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Gershon Bradley , born abt 1720 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   3. Benjamin2 Scribner  (Benjamin1), born May 1683 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Ct; died 1752 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married in 1708 in Norwalk, Connecticut Abigail (---) , born abt 1687 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut. Notes for Benjamin Scribner        BIRTH: Recorded in the original Town Records of Huntington, Long Island, NY: "Benjamin Scrifner, sonn of Benjamin Scriffner, born 12th of May, 1682." (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 12).             CHILDREN: There were ten children, but have not seen them listed in the same order twice.  I am following pretty much the order given in The Scrivener or Scribner Genealogy by Joseph Scribner.        TRADE:  A weaver by trade.        DEATH: will 12 Apr 1743, proved 21 Apr 1747.  (Families of Old Fairfield, pg. 522).       Children of Benjamin Scribner and Abigail (---) were as follows:       20         i           Stephen3 Scribner , born abt 1708 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married abt 1732 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Deborah Allen , born abt 1712 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut. +    21         ii           Matthew3 Scribner , born 1709 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 30 Apr 1801.  He married Martha Smith .       22         iii          Hannah3 Scribner , born 1711 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married (---) Gray or Grey .       23         iv          Rachel3 Scribner , born abt 1712 in of, Reading Parish, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married (---) Fairchild . +    24         v          Abraham3 Scribner , born 1715 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married Sarah Dean .       25         vi          Lydia3 Scribner , born 1717 in Norwalk, Connecticut.       26         vii         Abigail3 Scribner , born 1720 in Norwalk, Connecticut.       27         viii        Elizabeth3 Scribner , born 1721 in Norwalk, Connecticut.       28         ix          Esibel3 Scribner , born 1724 in Norwalk, Connecticut.       29         x          Ruth3 Scribner , born 1726 in Norwalk, Connecticut. 4. John2 Scribner  (Benjamin1), born 10 Jun 1684 in Huntington, Long Island, New York.  He married on 9 Mar 1709/10 in of, Bradford, Byberry, Pennsylvania Deborah Lees , born abt 1690 in of, Bradford, Byberry, Pennsylvania. Notes for John Scribner        CHILDREN:  In the books, I have found only two children listed, Mary and Rebecca.  In the Ancestral File I found a son, Benjamin also in this family.  They were all listed of Bradford, Byberry, PA, but I have found no reference as to when they went there or if all of the children were born there or if they ever returned to Norwalk. .       39         vii         Johannah3 Scribner , born abt 1734 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married on 8 Nov 1753 in Redding, Connecticut George C. Mead . +    40         viii        Samuel3 Scribner , born abt 1736 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married Mary Bouton .   Generation 3 11. Zaccheus3 Scribner  (Thomas2, Benjamin1), born 1713 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died Oct 1803 in Ballston, New York.  He married abt 1740 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Mary (---) , born abt 1717 in of, Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York. Notes for Zaccheus Scribner       Zaccheus Scribner removed to this town in 1770, and settled on the east side of the lake. His pioneer home was the present place of Stephen Bowen.  His son Thaddeus was active in the War of the Revolution, and was also the "old mail-carrier," known far and wide by the blast upon his horn.   Zaccheus Scribner (1720-1803) was a patriot and member of the Committee of Safety, 1776. He was born in Norwalk, Conn.; died in Ballston, N. Y.        MILITARY:  "Served in the war of the Revolution in Co. 5, Fifth Regmt., Conn troops, Minute Men.  During the war he moved to Ballston, N.Y., and re-enlisted there in another regiment."        RESIDENCE:  "Zaccheus Scribner removed to this town (Ballston) in 1770, and settled on the east side of the lake.  His pioneer home was the present place of Stephen Bowen.  (History of Saratoga County, N.Y., by Sylvester, pg. 248). "Zaccheus Scribner located on the east side of the lake (Ballston Lake) in 1770." (Our country and Its People:  Saratoga Co., pg. 35).   "....; the Scribner house, and the Flint house, are thought by some to have been erected earlier than 1800."  (History of Saratoga County, N.Y., by Sylvester, pg. 230).        RELIGION:  The Presbyterian church at Ballston Centre, founded by Eliphalet Ball, with first meeting, 22 Sep. 1775.  The first name on the roll was Zaccheus Scribner and was followed by several Westchester names....From the Presbyterian Church of Zaccheus Scribner came several candidates for the ministry: one being Charles E. Farman[Forman?]. (History of Saratoga County, N.Y., by Sylvester, pg. 254).        CIVIL: A Petition to change the members of a committee was signed by Elisha Miller, Zaccheus Scribner and Daniel Scribner.  (Ibid, pg. 257).        TAXATION: On an Assessment and Tax List below a bond, at Ballston, 29 Sept. 1779 were 185 names, including:           Zaccheus Scribner     Ass. 156    Taxed  6#  15s   6d           Daniel Scribner            "      67         "     2#   18s           Zaccheus Scribner, Jr. "      58         "     2#    10s  6d Also, John Miller                  "      20         "             17s  6d           Elisha Miller                "    188         "     8#      3s         (Ibid, pg. 250)        WILL: Extract of Will of Zacheus Scribner: Will dated 22 Sep 1799; Will probated 27 Sep 1803:  Names the following: Wife -- Mary;   Children: Thaddeus, Daniel, Aaron, Thomas;   Grandchildren: Lewis, Sarah, Elisha, Molly, Azor, and Abraham;  Daughters: Mary Clinton, wife/o John Clinton;  Ruth, wife/o Daniel Whitlock;  Hannah, wife/o Jonathan Weed.  (Will Records of Saratoga Co., N.Y. 1796-1805, Book I-232, pg 110)       Children of Zaccheus Scribner and Mary (---) were as follows:       41         i           Mary4 Scribner , born abt 1748 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 16 Dec 1805 in Fly Creek, Ostego, New York.  She married abt 1773 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York John Clinton , born abt 1745 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  MARRIAGE: First wife of John Clinton of Fairfield, Connecticut.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 51.       42         ii           Daniel4 Scribner , born abt 1747 in New Berlin, Chenango, New York.   Notes:  CIVIL: Signed a petition to change members of a committee along with signatures of Elisha Miller and Zaccheus Scribner (History of Saratoga Co., NY, by Sylvester, pg. 230).  Taxed in Ballston, 1779, with father and Daniel and Zaccheus, Jr. (see notes for father, R-20). +    43         iii          Zaccheus4 Scribner Jr. , born abt 1752 of Ballston, Saratoga, New York; died 1805 of Ballston, Saratoga, New York.  He married Sarah (---) .       44         iv          Sarah4 Scribner , born 1753 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York.       45         v          Ruth4 Scribner , born abt 1753 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York.  She married abt 1780 in of, , New York Daniel Whitlock , born abt 1750 in of, , New York.   Notes:  ERROR? Zaccheus and brother Uriah each have a daughter named Ruth and both of them are listed with the same husband, Daniel Whitlock.  I believe that he md. the dau/o Uriah, unless there are two men of the same name  (See A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 52)       46         vi          Thomas4 Scribner , born abt 1755 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York.       47         vii         Moses4 Scribner , born 1757 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York.       48         viii        Aaron4 Scribner , born abt 1759 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York.       49         ix          Thaddeus4 Scribner , born 26 Jul 1761 in Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 3 Dec 1845 in Ballston, Saratoga, New York.  He married abt 1782 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York Lydia Westcott , born abt 1765 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York.   Notes: Thaddeus Scribner saw Burgoyne lay down his arms. He was a mail contractor from 1800 to 1832, carrying the mails from Schenectady to Ballston and Saratoga, and thence to Hadley and Luzerne. He carried the first mail ever taken to Saratoga, carrying it once a week, and daily for three months in a year to Ballston - the remaining months carrying if for four days in a week. He sometimes went with a carriage, taking passengers. "Uncle Thad," as he was called, used the old fashioned "postman's horn," and when he came in hearing, "There is Uncle Thad's horn," was a common expression. He was a Revolutionary soldier, and served under Col. Marinus Willet. Born in Fairfield County, Conn., he died at Ballston in 1845.}  BIOGRAPHY: "His (Zaccheus') son Thaddeus was active in the war of the Revolution, and was the 'old mail-carrier,' known far and wide by the blast upon his horn." (History of Saratoga Co., N.Y., by Sylvester, pg. 230).   "Joel Keeler was the first postmaster in the section, and Mr. Scribner [Thaddeus] of Ballston, was the mail carrier, and the curious two-wheeled conveyance in which he used to appear every Friday is well remembered by the older people."  (Ibid, pg. 485).   "Thaddeus Scribner was the first mail-carrier in this section.  In 1821 or 1822, his route was from Ballston through Greenfield, Corinth, Hadley, Day, Edinburgh, Providence and Galway to Ballston.  He followed an old Indian trail that ran from Albany through this section, and crossed the Sacandaga and what was called Huntoon's rift."  (Ibid, pg. 456).  "The first post-office in the town was Providence P.O. located at Hagedorn's Mills, and established abt 1820.  Calvin Wheeler was the first Postmaster.  thadeus Scribner was the mail-carrier, and came once a week, on Fridays, from the North.  His route was from Ballston north to Hadley, up the Sacandago Valley to the Fish-house, then through Providence, Galway, and Milton, back to Ballston." (Ibid, pg. 497.  MILITARY: He served in the Revolutionary War as a private, in the Twelfth Albany County (N.Y.) Regiment commanded by Col. Van Schoonhoven.  LAND: Thaddeus and Lydia sold their land in Ballston in 1824.  CHILDREN: They had a daughter, Anna Maria Scribner, who md. Moses Smith, in 1815.  They had Sarah Clarinda Smith.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pp 48, 50, 72.       50         x          Hannah4 Scribner , born abt 1764 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York.  She married abt 1782 in of, , New York Jonathan Weed , born abt 1759 in of, , New York.   13. Uriah3 Scribner  (Thomas2, Benjamin1), born 1715 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married in 1746 in Ridgefield, Connecticut Martha (---) , born abt 1726 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut. Notes for Uriah Scribner        SOURCES:   According to Edwin Monroe Scribner, "A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 15" "Our only information regarding Uriah and his family was obtained from his family bible which , in 1899, was in the hands of Frederick Riley Scribner, of Bridgeport, Conn., a direct descendant of Henry, the youngest son of Uriah.  This record was written in a faded brown ink" making it difficult to read.        The town records of Norwalk state that the settlement of Ridgefield began in 1708.  In 1713 the building of a highway from Norwalk to Ridgefield was authorized.  In 1714, inhabitants of Norwalk were freed from attending church in Norwalk, "Providing they attend in Ridgefield and continue to do so.  The town was located on a ridge of hills about fifteen miles north of Norwalk."        BIRTHPLACES OF THE CHILDREN:   It is not known when the family made their move to Ridgefield and could have been right after the marriage, so we can not say for a certainity where the first children were born.  Edwin Monroe Scribner said that Asa was born in Ridgefield, so we assume that at least all of the children that came after Asa were born in Ridgefield.        ERROR???:  Zaccheus and brother Uriah both have daughters named Ruth and both have been given the same husband, Daniel Whilock.       Children of Uriah Scribner and Martha (---) were as follows:       51         i           Esther4 Scribner , born 30 Mar 1748 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married on 21 May 1767 in Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut Jesse Ogden , born abt 1744 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut.       52         ii           Ruth4 Scribner , born 1 Jan 1752 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 12 Aug 1835 in Ridgebury, Connecticut.  She married (1) Henry Whitney ; (2) on 21 Nov 1771 in , , Fairfield, Connecticut Daniel Whitlock , born abt 1750 in of, , New York.   Notes:  CHILDREN: 5 Girls and 2 boys, between 1775 and 1796  (See A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 52).  ERROR? Zaccheus and brother Uriah each have a daughter named Ruth and both of them are listed with the same husband, Daniel Whitlock.  I believe that he md. the dau/o Uriah, unless there are two men of the same name  (See A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 52) [See Rin 37].       53         iii          Martha4 Scribner , born Jan 1750 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.       54         iv          Uriah4 Scribner , born 29 May 1753 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in of, New York City, New York.   Notes: Records of St. St. Paul's Church, Norwalk, Conn., 1886, state that he was a pew holder there in the previous century and later moved to New York city, where he became a merchant. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 52).       55         v          Rebecca4 Scribner , born 2 Nov 1754 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married in 1772 in Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut Nathan Manrow , born abt 1750 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut. +    56         vi          Asa4 Scribner , born 28 Oct 1757 in Ridgefield, Connecticut; died 30 Oct 1790 in Ridgefield, Connecticut.  He married Rachel Olmsted .       57         vii         Job4 Scribner , born 9 Jul 1755 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  Fought in the Revolution.  Is this the same Job who was in Westchester Co., NY? He is the only documented Job Scribner in my database, so far.   In 1790, Job Scribner and Isaac Scribner are the only Scribner's in Westchester County, making it possible that one of them is the father of Chloe Scribner.  In1790, Chloe Scribner would have been 13 years old, making it very possible that she was still living with her father, if he was alive. Of course, Enoch would have been older at this time.  Born in 1768, he would be 22 years old at this time, but of course it is still possible for him to be unmarried, and living at home. For 1790, Job Scribner has 1-3-5, meaning that Chloe Scribner could be his daughter, but Enoch Scribner could not be listed with him as his son. Isaac Scribner, on the other hand, was 2-2-5, meaning that Enoch and Chloe could both be living with him.       58         viii        David4 Scribner , born 21 Apr 1759 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  Fought in the Revolution.       59         ix          Ozias4 Scribner , born Mar 1761 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.       60         x          Alathea4 Scribner , born 13 Oct 1762 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.       61         xi          Freelove4 Scribner , born 6 Oct 1766 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.       62         xii         Henry4 Scribner , born 22 Oct 1768 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   18. Hannah3 Scribner  (Thomas2, Benjamin1), born 1723 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married on 30 Apr 1748 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut Thomas Hyatt , born 25 May 1729 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut. Notes for Hannah Scribner        The marriage date is after the birth of the first two children.  Needs to be checked. (Hist of Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut, pg. 465.)  In the reading of the original records, it appears that there was difficulty making out whether the day was the 3rd of 30.  Both dates have been used. Notes for Thomas Hyatt       I have two birthdates for Thomas: 10 Jan 1714 & 25 May 1729. Needs further check.       Children of Hannah Scribner and Thomas Hyatt were as follows:       63         i           Abigail4 Hyatt , born 29 Oct 1743 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  SOURCE: History of Ridgefield, pg. 465.       64         ii           Hannah4 Hyatt , born 31 Aug 1745 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  SOURCES: History of Ridgefield, pg. 465.       65         iii          Uzziel4 Hyatt , born 16 May 1748/49 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  SOURCES: History of Ridgefield, pg. 458.       66         iv          Sarah4 Hyatt , born 31 Jan 1750/51 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  SOURCES:  History of Ridgefield, pg. 458.       67         v          Thomas4 Hyatt , born 9 Feb 1753 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  SOURCES: History of Ridgefield, pg. 458. 21. Matthew3 Scribner  (Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 1709 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 30 Apr 1801.  He married on 10 Nov 1742 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Martha Smith , born abt 1720 in of, Huntington, Long Island, New York; died 11 Mar 1813.  Notes for Matthew Scribner         TRIBUTE:  "The family of Matthew Scribner is of great importance and especially so in writing a Scribner genealogy.  There is no family of note who holds the name so dear to their hearts, who does not look back to this as the place that seems like home.  Here father and mother, brothers and sisters, uncles and aunts and numerous cousins seem to center as on common ground  ...... Nine children were born to the household during the next twenty years--five boys and four girls.  Men of great ambition and courage and women equally fitted to do their part in founding this great republic.  There was much to be done, many trials to be borne, many difficulties to overcome; but through it all they came off as conquerors, ans well deserve the honors that were gladly given them." (The Scribner Family, pg 19).        MARRIAGE: Have seen both Huntington, Long Island and Norwalk, Conn. as the place of the marriage.  Edwin Monroe Scribner  said Matthew md. Martha Smith at Norwalk, so we will leave it that way for now.        SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 48, 50-51. The Scribner Family, by Joseph Scribner, pg. 19. Notes for Martha Smith        BIRTH:  "A History of the Scribner Family," pg. 50, states she was born 1726 and died 11 Mar 1813, ae 93.  If this age is correct, she would have been born in 1720, and thus I have entered this earlier date into my files.       Children of Matthew Scribner and Martha Smith were as follows: +    68         i           Capt. Nathaniel4 Scribner , born 23 Dec 1743 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died in On business trip, Georgia.  He married (1) Phebe Kellogg ; (2) Phebe (Phoebe) "Polly" Kellogg . +    69         ii           Rev. Matthew4 Scribner , born 7 Feb 1746 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 1813 in Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts.  He married (1) Abigail Rogers ; (2) Abigail Rogers ; (3) Sarah Porter .       70         iii          Martha4 Scribner , born 20 Feb 1748 in Norwalk, Connecticut.   Notes:  MARRIAGES:  I have found two husbands listed for Martha:  a Mr. Cable or Cabel and a Stephen Olmstead or Olmsted of prob. Ridgefield.  I have no other indication that she was married twice and have not proven either one. +    71         iv          Ens. Enoch4 Scribner , born 29 Aug 1750 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 21 Sep 1816 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married Betty Benedict .       72         v          Elijah4 Scribner , born 25 Jun 1753 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died in in battle.   Notes:  DEATH: Enlisted as a soldier, and was killed in the Revolutionary War.  He was a corporal in Captain Mead's Company(of Norwalk), Fifth Regiment, Col. David Waterbury, having enlisted 12 May 1775. (The Scribner Family, pg. 25).       73         vi          Jeremiah4 Scribner , born 15 Dec 1755 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 6 Aug 1780 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  DEATH: 6 Aug 1780, ae 25.  Apparently was unmd. (A History of the Scribner Family). +    74         vii         Keziah4 Scribner , born 29 Jan 1758 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married Thomas Hawley .       75         viii        Abigail4 Scribner , born 9 Nov 1760 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married Mr. Edmunds or Edmonds .       76         ix          Elizabeth4 Scribner , born 10 Dec 1763 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married Dr. (---) Spaulding . 24. Abraham3 Scribner  (Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 1715 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married on 8 May 1744 in Huntington, Suffolk, Long Island, New York Sarah Dean , born abt 1723 in Huntington, Suffolk, Long Island, New York. Notes for Abraham Scribner        MARRIAGE: Abraham md. Sarah Dean of Huntington, Long Island.  Their marriage took place at Huntington where Abraham's father, Benjamin (b. 1682), a weaver by trade, and his wife Abigail, were living before they moved to Norwalk, Conn. (Rendezvous at Racine, by Ralph M. Colburn, 1980, pg. 132).        CHILDREN: Their children were prob. all born in Norwalk, for they were still living in Norwalk during the seige of Norwalk during the Revolutionary War.  There were eleven children recorded in Norwalk, and most stop with these eleven.  However, there was a statement made by Abraham's youngest daughter, Esther, that her brother, Platt, was reported to have been the first white child born in Plattsburg, New York. (Rendezvous at Racine, pg. 132).  Have not seen where or when Abraham and Sarah moved to Plattsburg.       Children of Abraham Scribner and Sarah Dean were as follows:       77         i           Abraham4 Scribner , born 28 Jun 1745 in <Huntington, Suffolk, Long Island, New York>.   Notes:  A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 54, and 59, reports that Abraham married and had a son John of Danbury, CT.  He md. Abigail Stevens and had a will dated 27 May 1841 which was probated 25 Mar 1842.  He died early in 1842 at Danbury. The following children were given as william Smith Scribner, Samuel T., Abraham Stevens, David L., George B. and Henry N.  The widow Abigail, later moved to New York City where she made her home with her son, Abraham Stevens Scribner.  Among the witnesses was John Scribner, 2nd.       78         ii           Sarah4 Scribner , born 15 Oct 1746 in <Norwalk, , Connecticut>.       79         iii          Rhoda4 Scribner , born 18 Oct 1748 in <Norwalk, , Connecticut>.       80         iv          Ann4 Scribner , born 7 Apr 1751 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.       81         v          Levi4 Scribner , born 28 Jun 1753 in Norwalk, , Connecticut; died in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.  He married on 30 Mar 1779 in Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut Ruth Bunts , born abt 1759 in of, Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  CHILDREN:  Levi and Ruth had a son Levi, Jr. (A History of the Scrivner Family, pg. 55).       82         vi          Rachel4 Scribner , born 28 Aug 1755 in <Norwalk, , Connecticut>.       83         vii         Moses4 Scribner , born 30 Jun 1757 in <Norwalk, Fairfield, Ct>. +    84         viii        Jonathan4 Scribner , born 5 Sep 1759 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Ct; died 7 Apr 1841 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.  He married Deborah Gildersleeve .       85         ix          Ezra4 Scribner , born 19 Jun 1761 in Norwalk, , Connecticut; died 17 Sep 1825 in Norwalk, , Connecticut.       86         x          Esther4 Scribner , born 3 Aug 1763 in Norwalk, , Connecticut; died 4 Jul 1840 in Geneva, , Ohio.  She married (1) on 13 Oct 1785 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Hezekiah Dykeman , born 4 Sep 1763 in Weston, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 13 Jan 1815 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York; (2) aft 13 Jan 1815 in of, Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York Mr. Weed , born abt 1763 in of, , Westchester, New York.   Notes: Yesterday, I told you about Esther Scribner who was md. to Hezekiah Dyckman.  In the last reference, I found this interesting tidbit:   "She was the daughter of Abraham Scribner and Sarah Dean of Huntington, Long Island.  The marriage took place at Huntington where Abraham's father, Benjamin (born in 1682), a weaver by trade, and his wife, Abigail, were living before they moved to Norfolk ."  It gives some very interesting background for this part of the family that went from Pound Ridge,  first to the Western Reserve nr. Cleveland and then into Wisconsin.  CHILDREN: Four children listed, the first being Daniel , b. 1795, New Canaan, Conn.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 51. Rendezvous at Racine, by Ralph M. Colburn, 1980, pp107, 132.       87         xi          Silas4 Scribner , born 15 Sep 1765 in Norwalk, , Connecticut.       88         xii         Platt4 Scribner , born abt 1770 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.   Notes:  "Platt" is not recorded in the list of children of this family as the others were all recorded in the records of Norwalk.  However, his next older sister, Esther said that he was the first white child born in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York. (Rendezvous at Racine, pg. 132.) 33. Isaac3 Scribner  (Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1722 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married unknown (---) .       Children of Isaac Scribner and unknown (---) were as follows: +    89         i           Isaac4 Scribner , born 14 Jun 1740 in  Norwalk, Connecticut; died 23 Sep 1818 in Malta, New York.  He married Margaret Crawford .   34. Mary3 Scribner  (Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1724 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married on 9 Oct 1744 in Norwalk, Connecticut Micajah Nash .       Children of Mary Scribner and Micajah Nash were as follows:       90         i           Jesse4 Nash , born 21 Jul 1745.       91         ii           Daniel4 Nash , born 2 Dec 1747.       92         iii          Samuel4 Nash , born 5 Feb 1750.  35. Joseph3 Scribner  (Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1726 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married unknown. Notes for Joseph Scribner From an affadavit from around the Revolution: Doctor Punderson had one horse pastured there from ye first of May untill ye 22nd July, also a pair of oxen belonging to John Jones and Joseph Scribner of Winthrops Patent. And a Maire and Colt from the old mans that he Dont know the oners Name." Adjudent E. Marvin's Evidence._The evidence of Ephraim Marvin Adjuent in the mint service vs Sundry Persons._Ephiraim Marvin, Adjt. Being Sworn Deposeth that being sent by the Committee to Rockaway, to see whose guns were taken on board the vessel of Nathan Gyer, and to apprehend Capt. Jonathan Baker & others, and give orders to have them apprehend if found there hereafter, he the Deponant on his way saw the horse of sd. Baker tied behind the house of Daniel Hart, and being alone & fearing sd. Hart would resqui sd Baker from him , he proceeded forward until he came to the Riflemen at Rockaway, who let him go on board the vessel that they took with Nathan Gyer, Lazarus Gyer & Ebenezer Scribner on board, and they shewd him a number of guns they took on board sd vessel, among which they saw the guns belonging to & used lately by sd Baker & Fountain, also the guns of Eliakim Jones & Joseph Scribner, and Sundry other guns, one amongst them yt he did not know was a Holland gun with the upper side of the barrel flat from ye lock to near the muzzle, and another that was a short musket with a Brass round the stock below the lock.And that with three Riflemen, he went in persuit of sd Baker & coming near the house of James Morris, he saw sd Baker start from the fore door & ran he supposeth through the house, and from the back door northward twoard the woods, but was stopped by the Rifel Sergeant, who threatened to shoot him, if he did not restore himself up a prisoner, and the said Deponant saith that from the best circumstances he could learn sd Baker & Fountain and all the others above named had been on board the vessel of Nathan Gyer, in her to have a passage to the ships of war in the Ministerial Service._ He could be the Joseph Scribner who was a Loyalist.       Here is a consolidated list of the Scribner's who went to Canada:  Thaddeus Scribner, shoemaker Hezekiah Scribner and his wife Ebenezer Scribner, shoemaker Joseph Scribner, shoemaker Jacob Scribner Elias Scribner, shoemaker, with his wife and five children Thomas Scribner Nehemiah Scribner Philip Scribner       In January, 1779, Nehemiah Scribner of Norwalk, being under sentence of death for high treason, had his sentence changed to confinement and labor at Newgate prison "during the pleasure of the General Assembly."   Other persons whose names are not published in the state reports were held for high treason, as a resolution was passed in January, 1779, that all persons so held in the New Haven, Fairfield and Litchfield jails be transferred to the jail at Hartford.        Children of Joseph Scribner were as follows:       93         i           Joseph4 Scribner Jr. .   Notes: Listed in the 1776 Census of Brookhaven, Long Island, as Joseph Scribner, Jr., on the same page as his father Joseph Scribner.  36. Eunice3 Scribner  (Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1728 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married in 1754 in Pound Ridge, New York John Jones .       Children of Eunice Scribner and John Jones were as follows:       94         i           Josiah4 Jones , born 1754; died 1796.   Notes: Jones, Josiah, died Mar. 7, 1796, age 42 yrs. Revolutionary War. [son of John Jones and Eunice Scribner] so born 1754       95         ii           John4 Jones , born 1756 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, Connecticut.       96         iii          Enos4 Jones , born 1 Mar 1765 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, Connecticut. 37. Elias3 Scribner  (Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1730 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 1775 in Brookhaven, Suffolk, New York.  He married in Fairfield, Connecticut Elizabeth Davis . Notes for Elias Scribner Because this branch of the family were Loyalists, it is certain that Chloe Scribner, whose brothers fought in the Revolution, could not be a descendant of Elias Scribner.        In the abstract of wills in the collection of the New York Historical Society for the year 1899: Page 26 In the name of God , Amen. I , Elias Scribner, of the town of Brookhaven, in Suffolk County,"cordwinder",being sick and weak. All debts to be paid. I leave to my dear and loving wife, during her widowhood, "the yous of my woll estate." After her death I leave to my son Elias 20 Pounds, and to my sons, Ebenezer,Theodorus (Thaddeus), Jesse , and Seth , each 20 Pounds. To my daughters Elizabeth and Mary , each 20 Pounds; and if there is to be more estate it is to be divided among them all." I leave my wife (not named) and my son Seth, and my son Elias, and Jonathan Baker Jr. each 5 shillings, and I make them executors.  Dated July 7,1775. Witnesses, Seth Marvin, Ebenezer Finch, Shadick Teunis, Jonathan Baker, Jr. Proved October 12, 1775 before Nathan Woodhull.                                                                         The sons went  to Canada, he was a Loyalist.  On the ship with him was Thaddeus and Hezekiah Scribner.  There is also an Ebenezer Scribner.  There is also a Joseph Scribner.  And a Jacob Scribner.       Elias, who was a Loyalist and who went to Canada, was a shoemaker.  His father Joseph was also a shoemaker, according to a history of Pound Ridge.       Thaddeus Scribner _b. c. 1760 _m. _d. 14 Mar 1837 at residence of John W. Scott Obit in newspaper: On Tuesday morning, the 14th inst at the residence of Mr John W. Scott, in the full assurance of blessed immortality, aged 77 years, Mr Thaddeus Scribner. He came to this province with the first Loyalists in the year 1783 and settled in Kingston, (K.C.) and was an honest, loyal and respectable man. He leaves a widow and very large family together with a numerous circle of acquainances to deplore his bereavement.       Five Scribners, all from Norwalk, Connecticut settled in New Brunswick in 1783 according to Sabine. They came on the ship Union. Hezekiah with his wife, Elias with his wife and five children,Thaddeus, Joseph and Thomas were grantees of Saint John. Another name that of Ebenezer appears on the plan of grants. Hezehkiah Scribner died in Saint John in 1860, age 60. Thomas in 1837 aged 77.       The Loyalists of New Brunswick by E.C.Wright lists : Scribner Ebenezer , shoemaker Ct _Elias , shoemaker Ct _Hezekiah Ct _Joseph , shoemaker _Nehemiah _Philip _Thaddeus , shoemaker Ct       Children of Elias Scribner and Elizabeth Davis were as follows:       97         i           Elias4 Scribner Jr. .  He married on 24 Sep 1766 Lydia Bennett .   Notes: He was probably the Elias Scribner who was the Loyalist, and who went to Canada after the war.       98         ii           Ebenezer4 Scribner .   Notes: Seth Scribner's Evidence. _Seth Scribner's being Sworn Deposeth that Mr. Nathan Gyer's son came to his house & staid all night with his brother Ebenezer Scribner & were much together in private & that now they are missing and a number of others are gone also, but he Knows not where, & says that if there was any private Plotts he don't think they would let him Know it. Adjudent E. Marvin's Evidence._The evidence of Ephraim Marvin Adjuent in the mint service vs Sundry Persons._Ephiraim Marvin, Adjt. Being Sworn Deposeth that being sent by the Committee to Rockaway, to see whose guns were taken on board the vessel of Nathan Gyer, and to apprehend Capt. Jonathan Baker & others, and give orders to have them apprehend if found there hereafter, he the Deponant on his way saw the horse of sd. Baker tied behind the house of Daniel Hart, and being alone & fearing sd. Hart would resqui sd Baker from him , he proceeded forward until he came to the Riflemen at Rockaway, who let him go on board the vessel that they took with Nathan Gyer, Lazarus Gyer & Ebenezer Scribner on board, and they shewd him a number of guns they took on board sd vessel, among which they saw the guns belonging to & used lately by sd Baker & Fountain, also the guns of Eliakim Jones & Joseph Scribner, and Sundry other guns, one amongst them yt he did not know was a Holland gun with the upper side of the barrel flat from ye lock to near the muzzle, and another that was a short musket with a Brass round the stock below the lock.And that with three Riflemen, he went in persuit of sd Baker & coming near the house of James Morris, he saw sd Baker start from the fore door & ran he supposeth through the house, and from the back door northward twoard the woods, but was stopped by the Rifel Sergeant, who threatened to shoot him, if he did not restore himself up a prisoner, and the said Deponant saith that from the best circumstances he could learn sd Baker & Fountain and all the others above named had been on board the vessel of Nathan Gyer, in her to have a passage to the ships of war in the Ministerial Service.       99         iii          Thaddeus4 Scribner , born 1760.       100       iv          Jesse4 Scribner .       101       v          Seth4 Scribner .   Notes: It is possible that Seth Scribner might be the one in the family that was with the Revolution, but his brother Ebenezer defintely went over to the enemy. Seth Scribner's Evidence.   Seth Scribner's being Sworn Deposeth that Mr. Nathan Gyer's son came to his house & staid all night with his brother Ebenezer Scribner & were much together in private & that now they are missing and a number of others are gone also, but he Knows not where, & says that if there was any private Plotts he don't think they would let him Know it.       102       vi          Elizabeth4 Scribner .       103       vii         Mary4 Scribner .    38. Sarah3 Scribner  (Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1732 in of, Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York.  She married on 10 May 1750 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Eliphalet Seely , born 10 Apr 1730 in Stamford, Fairfield, Connecticut.  Notes for Sarah Scribner        CHILDREN: 12 including a Samuel that could be about the age of our Samuel. (Bedford Town Records, Vol 9, Biographies: Seely, pg. 150). SEELEY, Eliphalet  b: 10 Apr 1730 Stamford, Fairfield, CT, d: 13 Apr 1810 New Canaan, Fairfield, CT SCRIBNER, Mary b: 1726,  m: 10 May 1750  SEELEY, Joseph SEELEY, Jonas SEELEY, Sarah SEELEY, Ebenezer SEELEY, Samuel SEELEY, Mary SEELEY, Joanna b: 26 Apr 1760 SEELEY, Elisha SEELEY, Mercy SEELEY, Ruth SEELEY, Abigail SEELEY, Isabel        Children of Sarah Scribner and Eliphalet Seely were as follows:       104       i           Joseph4 Seely , born 25 Mar 1751.       105       ii           Jonas4 Seely , born 30 May 1752.       106       iii          Sarah4 Seely , born .       107       iv          Ebenezer4 Seely , born .       108       v          Samuel4 Seely , born 20 Feb 1757.       109       vi          Mary4 Seely , born 4 Sep 1758.       110       vii         Joanna4 Seely , born 26 Apr 1760.       111       viii        Elisha4 Seely , born 16 May 1762.       112       ix          Mercy4 Seely , born 10 Dec 1763.       113       x          Ruth4 Seely , born .       114       xi          Abigail4 Seely , born 11 Apr 1767.       115       xii         Isabel4 Seely , born 1 Feb 1769.   40. Samuel3 Scribner  (Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1736 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  He married abt 1766 in New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut Mary Bouton , born 11 Nov 1734 in New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 1 Nov 1828 in New Canaan, Fairfield, Connecticut, daughter of Nathaniel Bouton  and Hannah Betts . Notes for Samuel Scribner       Not in the 1763 census of Westchester, but Chloe is born by 1777, so he must have been married between those dates.       Also, not in the Westchester 1790 census.       In the History of Westchester Co., NY, Vol II, by J. Thomas Scharf, (1886), pg. 506: "On the 15th of April, 1771, Samuel Scribner purchased 3/4 of an acre of land in Delanceytown, between the lots of Delancy and Jacob Mead."  (Delanceytown is now part of North Salem).  It sounds to me that he was planning on using this for a house lot, for that 3/4 of an acre probably would be too small to have much of a farm.       He is the youngest son, he might be younger that the girls, which means he could be much younger.  Perhaps he was born as late as 1740, meaning that Chloe's date of birth of 1777 is not out of the question.       Samuel Scribner m. Sally Grummon, 3 Feb 1816, Church of Christ, Salem, Westchester, NY.       North Salem, township (1990 pop. 4,725), NE Westchester co., SE N.Y., 50 mi/80 km N of Manhattan; 41°20'N 73°35'W. Acknowledged as one of the most beautiful and underdeveloped areas in N.Y. city¿s metropolitan area, its tranquility is now being threatened by rapid growth. After decades of litigation, the zoning laws here have been changed, resulting in new homes and sub-divisions. Open fields and rugged hills surrounding Titicus Reservoir; horseback riding is popular, as is the raising of horses for hunting and jumping. DeLancey Town Hall, a restored 18th-cent. Georgian manor, is on the Natl. Register of Historic Places; mus., Jap. Stroll Garden also here. Along Titicus Road, there is a 60-ton/54¿metric ton granite glacial erratic which has inspired a great deal of media attention and scientific speculation. Notes for Mary Bouton  MARY BOUGHTON Marriages:   Spouse:  ABIEL SHERMAN   Marriage:  15 NOV 1767   Church Of Christ, Salem, Westchester, New York (They had one child, Phebe Sherman, in 1782, in Salem, so this is probably not the same person as the one following.  Husband's normally do not die in childbirth) MARY BOUGHTON Marriages:   Spouse:  SAMUEL YOUNG   Marriage:  18 APR 1782   Church Of Christ, Salem, Westchester, New York (No record of any children).   MARY BOUTON Marriages:   Spouse:  STEPHEN BENEDICT   Marriage:  02 MAY 1786   Church Of Christ, Salem, Westchester, New York (This marriage had no children, so this could be a second marriage for Mary Bouton).  MARY BOUTON Marriages:   Spouse:  JAMES HOIT   Marriage:  10 JUL 1791   Church Of Christ, Salem, Westchester, New York (This marriage has children as late as 1809, so probably can be ruled out.  Probably a niece). Mary BOUTON  1771 - 2 FEB 1818 Father: Daniel BOUTON  _Family 1 : James HOYT MARRIAGE: 10 JUL 1791 Mary BOUTON  Birth: 11 Nov 1734 Father: Nathaniel BOUTON  b: 1694_Mother: Hannah BETTS _Marriage Samuel SCRIBNER (This could be Chloe's mother). MARY BOUTON  Marriages: Spouse:  STEPHEN BENEDICT  Family Marriage:  02 MAY 1786   Church Of Christ, Salem, Westchester, New York       STEPHEN BENEDICT (SAMUEL5, THOMAS4, THOMAS3, THOMAS2, WILLIAM1) was born March 20, 1730/31, and died May 15, 1809. He married (1) RUTH KEELER July 31, 1750. She died April 04, 1763. He married (2) HANNAH FINCH October 13, 1765. She died November 24, 1785. He married (3) MARY BOUGHTON May 02, 1786.       Children of STEPHEN BENEDICT and RUTH KEELER are: i. RHEUMY BENEDICT, b. December 24, 1751. ii. REV. STEPHEN BENEDICT, b. January 16, 1756, Connecticut; d. November 23, 1833, Manlius, New York.   (possibly a Methodist Minister). iii. RUTH BENEDICT, b. November 04, 1757; d. November 30, 1815. iv. RHODA BENEDICT, b. January 06, 1758. v. MEHITABEL BENEDICT, b. August 30, 1759; d. February 01, 1794. vi. ESTER BENEDICT, b. July 02, 1761. vii. ABEL BENEDICT, b. March 29, 1763; d. August 27, 1763.       Children of STEPHEN BENEDICT and HANNAH FINCH are: viii. HANNAH BENEDICT, b. July 29, 1766; d. October 26, 1786. ix. SARAH BENEDICT, b. June 02, 1768; d. June 23, 1768. x. SARAH BENEDICT, b. July 14, 1770; d. November 19, 1787. xi. ELSA BENEDICT, b. July 11, 1772; d. July 04, 1788. xii. JEMIMA BENEDICT, b. August 30, 1774. xiii. DANIEL BENEDICT, b. April 22, 1777. The first Methodist Episcopal church in the town of Greenville was at King Hill or Old Greenville, built by Jason Mapes in 1812. Land on which the church was built was conveyed, January 6, 1819 by Stephen Benedict and wife Miriam Benedict. The first society there consisted of twenty members and was organized by Seth Crowell some years previous to the building of the church. Benedict, Stephen State:    New York Year:    1800     County: Westchester                                                                                                            Roll:      M32_27            Township: Bedford Page:    143 Image:  278       Children of Samuel Scribner and Mary Bouton were as follows: +    116       i           Enoch4 Scribner , born 1768; died 18 Jul 1847 in Bedford, Westchester, New York.  He married Mary Miller . +    117       ii           Chloe4 Scribner , born 1777 in , New York; died 19 Jul 1832 in Delancey St., New York.  She married Thomas Furman III .   Generation 4 43. Zaccheus4 Scribner Jr.  (Zaccheus3, Thomas2, Benjamin1), born abt 1752 of Ballston, Saratoga, New York; died 1805 of Ballston, Saratoga, New York.  He married abt 1775 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York Sarah (---) , born abt 1755 in of, Ballston, Saratoga, New York. Notes for Zaccheus Scribner Jr.        In a revision of the family of Zacheus, son of Thomas Scribner, the children listed are quite differennt than I had found earlier.  The Revision came from the sons of the American Revolution (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 72).  [It appears as if the children of  two generations are mixed together into one].              TAXATION:  On 29 Sept. 1779, Ballston, Zaccheus Scribner, Jr. was taxed along with his father and brother Daniel (See notes of father, R-20)       Children of Zaccheus Scribner Jr. and Sarah (---) were as follows:       118       i           Mary5 Scribner , born abt 1792 in of, , New York.       119       ii           Samuel5 Scribner , born abt 1794 in of, , New York.       120       iii          Seth5 Scribner , born abt 1796 in of, , New York.       121       iv          Enoch5 Scribner , born 16 Nov 1798 in Ballston, Saratoga, New York; died 29 Oct 1880 in Northville, Fulton, New York.  He married on 11 Feb 1821 in of, , New York Chloe Sprague , born 11 Jun 1802 in of, , New York; died 3 Aug 1863 in of, Northville, Fulton, New York.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY:  He was a farmer.  They had three boys and two girls: John, Wm. Washington, Emily, Sarah Jane, and Thaddeus.  ( A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 72 -- Revision).  56. Asa4 Scribner  (Uriah3, Thomas2, Benjamin1), born 28 Oct 1757 in Ridgefield, Connecticut; died 30 Oct 1790 in Ridgefield, Connecticut.  He married on 10 Jan 1779 in Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut Rachel Olmsted , born 31 Oct 1759 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 26 Mar 1850, daughter of Nathan Olmsted  and Sarah Smith .   Notes for Asa Scribner        Fought in the Revolution with his brothers Job and David, together with his uncles Thomas and Zaccheus, brothers of his father.  He enlisted at the first call, 8 May 1775, joining the first company raised in Ridgefield.  Being but 18 years of age he was appointed a teamster in the commissary department.  The fact that he was a blacksmith by trade probably had some influence on the appointment.  He served in the company of Captain Matthew Mead in the First Regiment, under Col. David Waterbury, the first regiment formed on the first call for troops.  He was discharged 13 Dec. 1775, his term of enlistment having expired.  During 1776, he was a member of the Ridgefield Company under Capt. Gamaliel Northrup, serving in the defense of the state, and on 1 Mar 1777, he again enlisted for three years under Capt. Samuel Hait in the Fifth Regiment Connecticut Line, under Col. Philip Burr Bradley, until his discharge 28 Feb 1780.  (History of Ridgefield, pg. 188).              DEATH: aged 33 years.  His grave is unmarked and has not been located, but it is felt he was definitely buried in Ridgefield. (History of Ridgefield, pg. 410).        SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 50, 52.  Notes for Rachel Olmsted        DEATH: 26 Mar 1850, age 90 years.  Her gravestone in Ridgefield makes no mention of her first husband and says "Wife of Jared Nash."        SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 52. History of Ridgefield, Connecticut, pg. 506.       Children of Asa Scribner and Rachel Olmsted were as follows: +    122       i           Lucretia5 Scribner , born 1 Jun 1779 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 8 Mar 1801.  She married Roger Olmsted .       123       ii           Marcy5 Scribner , born 31 Dec 1782 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  QUESTION?  Did Asa and Rachel Scribner have two or three children?  In some references it say they had a daughter Lucretia and a son, Harvey, b 31 Dec 1783. (This seems to be a fact -- See notes under Harvey).   In some, she had a daughter  Lucretia and a daughter Marcy, b 31 Dec 1782, (IGI).  Are Harvey and Marcy really the same person or two distinct individuals?  Or was there an error made by someone reading from the original records?  This needs to be proven. +    124       iii          Harvey5 Scribner , born 31 Dec 1783 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 17 Mar 1861 in Homer, Licking, Ohio.  He married Lydia Jelliff .   68. Capt. Nathaniel4 Scribner  (Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 23 Dec 1743 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died in On business trip, Georgia.  He married (1) in 1763 in Norwalk, Connecticut Phebe Kellogg ; (2) abt 1765 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Phebe (Phoebe) "Polly" Kellogg , born 1748 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 25 Sep 1827 in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana. Notes for Capt. Nathaniel Scribner       He could have moved to Putnam County.        BIOGRAPHY:  Following his marraige, instead of building his home in Norwalk, Conn., they moved to the town of  South East, Putnam County, New York, where they bought a farm in an area near a church called Kent's parish, named for the minister, Rev. Elisha Kent who had preached for some time there.  At the close of the war, he and his family moved back to Norwalk where he built and operated a mill for a short time, before selling it and moving to Compo, long Island Sound, and then on to Milford where he suffered great losses.  At the age of 56, he started out alone on a trip to Georgia (Hist. of Scribner Family says he went to South America) to investigate the possibility of starting another business enterprise, but fell victim of a severe fever and died there among strangers.  (The Scribner Family, pg. 19-21).        MILITARY: During the war, Nathaniel sided with the colonies, and was commissioned a Lieutenant, 15 Mar 1776, and a few months later was promoted to Captain.  Unfortunately, he was very soon wounded in the arm, which disabled him from work in the regular army, but he was stationed with his company at the borders of the "Neutral Ground" not far from his home. (The Scribner Family, by Joseph Scribner, pg. 20).        ADDITIONAL REFERENCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 50, 53.  Notes for Phebe (Phoebe) "Polly" Kellogg        PARENTAGE: Dau/o Epenetus, son/o Daniel Kellogg who settled in Norwalk in 1655 and died in that town in 1688. (The Scribner Family, pg. 19).  (Epenetus is not listed in the family of Daniel Kellogg in "Families of Old Fairfield, pg. 357-358).        BIOGRAPHY:  Following the death of her fifty-six year old husband, and with 13 children to raise, Phebe carried on by herself.  A few years after her death, Mrs. Scribner and three of her daughters opened a school for girls at Morristown, N.J. in which they were eminently successful, but this did not satisfy her greatest desire, that of securing a place where she could bring her entire family together.  In the fall of 1812, her sons, Joel, Nathaniel and Abner rode on horseback across the state of Kentucky to the Ohio River, about six hundred miles below Pittsburg, PA, and across the river from Louisville, KY, and selected the land in Indiana on which the town of New Albany was to be built. (In 1995, there were over 36,000 residents in New Albany, accdg. to AAA Road Atlas of that year).  The building of the city was a family affair.  By the close of 1816, seven of the nine living  children and their Mother were there together, united as a family.  Phebe lived for twelve years more and "dispensed her old time hospitality, and with three of her family, organized the First Presbyterian Church of four members,  and a school since known as the "Scribner High School.  She also commenced a system of religious effort which laid the foundation of a moral and educated society."  (The Scribner Family, pg. 20-22).        DEATH: Phebe died 25 Sep 1827, at the age of seventy-nine years.       Children of Capt. Nathaniel Scribner and Phebe Kellogg were as follows:       125       i           James5 Scribner , born 1766 in Putnam County, New York.   Notes:  MARRIAGES: James md. twice, but we do not know their names.  He had three children, Alanson, d.s.p.; Isaac, d.s.p, and an unknown daughter. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       126       ii           Eliphalet5 Scribner , born 1768 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.  He married Miss Bradley , born abt 1772 in of, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.   Notes:  DIED without issue. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       127       iii          Jemima5 Scribner , born 1770 in Putnam County, New York.       128       iv          Joel5 Scribner , born 1772 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  He married on 21 Jun 1797 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut Mary Bull , born abt 1777 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  CHILDREN: Had 8 children by his wife, Mary Bull.  The first three were Harvey, b. 8 Aug 1798;  William Augustus, 19 Feb 1800;  Lucy Maria, 29 Jul 1802. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       129       v          Phebe5 Scribner , born 1774 in Putnam County, New York.       130       vi          Martha5 Scribner , born 1776 in Putnam County, New York.  She married on 30 Oct 1803 in Green Farms Congregational Ch., Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut Uriah Rogers Scribner  (see 151), born 1778 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, son of Rev. Matthew Scribner  and Abigail Rogers .       131       vii         Elijah5 Scribner , born 1778 in Putnam County, New York; died 1812 in New York City, New York.   Notes:  Elijah died unmarried. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 57).       132       viii        Esther5 Scribner , born 1780 in Putnam County, New York.       133       ix          Nathaniel5 Scribner , born 1782 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  He married on 1 May 1815 in of, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana Elizabeth Edmonds , born abt 1790 in of, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.   Notes:  CHILD: Lucinda, m. Wm. Shipman.       134       x          Anna5 Scribner , born 1784 in Putnam County, New York; died in Morristown, New Jersey.   Notes:  DEATH:  Anna d. unmd. in Morristown, N.J. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 57)       135       xi          Elizabeth5 Scribner , born 1786 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  She married abt 1804 in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana Dr. Jeremiah Wood , born abt 1780 in of, , , Indiana.       136       xii         Abner5 Scribner , born 1788 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  He married Mrs. Devol .   Notes:  CHILDREN:  Bradford, Benjamin Franklin, and Abigail who d.y. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 57).       137       xiii        Lucinda5 Scribner , born 1790 in Putnam County, New York; died in d.y..       Children of Capt. Nathaniel Scribner and Phebe (Phoebe) "Polly" Kellogg were as follows:       138       i           James5 Scribner , born 1766 in Putnam County, New York.   Notes:  MARRIAGES: James md. twice, but we do not know their names.  He had three children, Alanson, d.s.p.; Isaac, d.s.p, and an unknown daughter. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       139       ii           Eliphalet5 Scribner , born 1768 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.  He married Miss Bradley , born abt 1772 in of, New Haven, New Haven, Connecticut.   Notes:  DIED without issue. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       140       iii          Jemima5 Scribner , born abt 1770 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married abt 1790 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Samuel Penny , born abt 1766 in of, New York City, New York.       141       iv          Joel5 Scribner , born 1772 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  He married on 21 Jun 1797 in Milford, New Haven, Connecticut Mary Bull , born abt 1777 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  CHILDREN: Had 8 children by his wife, Mary Bull.  The first three were Harvey, b. 8 Aug 1798;  William Augustus, 19 Feb 1800;  Lucy Maria, 29 Jul 1802. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       142       v          Phebe5 Scribner [Twin] , born abt 1774 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Tippecanoe, Indiana.  She married (1) William Waring ; (2) Thomas Strong .       143       vi          Martha5 Scribner , born 1776 in Putnam County, New York.  She married on 30 Oct 1803 in Green Farms Congregational Ch., Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut Uriah Rogers Scribner , born 1778 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, son of Rev. Matthew Scribner  and Abigail Rogers .       144       vii         Elijah5 Scribner , born 1778 in Putnam County, New York; died 1812 in New York City, New York.   Notes:  Elijah died unmarried. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 57).       145       viii        Esther5 Scribner , born abt 1778 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  She married abt 1796 in of, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana Dr. David Morey Hale , born abt 1774 in of, , , Indiana.       146       ix          Nathaniel5 Scribner , born 1782 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  He married on 1 May 1815 in of, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana Elizabeth Edmonds , born abt 1790 in of, New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.   Notes:  CHILD: Lucinda, m. Wm. Shipman.       147       x          Anna5 Scribner , born 1784 in Putnam County, New York; died in Morristown, New Jersey.   Notes:  DEATH:  Anna d. unmd. in Morristown, N.J. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 57)       148       xi          Elizabeth5 Scribner , born 1786 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  She married abt 1804 in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana Dr. Jeremiah Wood , born abt 1780 in of, , , Indiana.       149       xii         Abner5 Scribner , born 1788 in Putnam County, New York; died in New Albany, Floyd, Indiana.  He married Mrs. Devol .   Notes:  CHILDREN:  Bradford, Benjamin Franklin, and Abigail who d.y. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 57).       150       xiii        Lucinda5 Scribner , born 1790 in Putnam County, New York; died in d.y..   69. Rev. Matthew4 Scribner  (Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 7 Feb 1746 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 1813 in Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts.  He married (1) in 1777 Abigail Rogers ; (2) abt 1777 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Abigail Rogers , born 14 Oct 1749 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died abt 1778; (3) on 16 Dec 1779 in of, Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts Sarah Porter , born 3 Jun 1754 in Topsfield, Essex, Massachusetts, daughter of Elijah Porter  and Dorothy (Mrs. Elijah) Porter . Notes for Rev. Matthew Scribner        TRIBUTE: "The notable thing in his life was his effort to secure a liberal education.  We take it for granted that he was well stocked with perserverance to have the courage for so great an undertaking and having once commenced would not easily give up.  His main reliance was with himself and he tookadvantage of the opportunity of becoming a member of a literary society in Elizabethtown, N. J., where he lived until he was ready to enter college.  This society, when he left, gave him a certificate, 7 Oct 1771, of good character.  He entered Yale College from which he graduated with the class of 1775.  He was ordained and installed as a Congregational Clergyman at Westford, Middlesex County, Mass., 5 Oct 1779." ("The Scribner Family," pg. 22).        PASTORATE:  After being installed in 1779, he stayed in Westport for a few years, but became very diheartened and diiscontent and resigned 10 Nov 1789.  He soon moved to the adjoining town of Tyngsboro, Mass., where he resided until his death.  The church and community took this very seriously and formed a committee to try and take care of the problems causing the discontent.  A council of representatives of seven neighboring towns, met and advised him to stay at his post.  However,on 12 Jan 1789/80,  the town voted instead to pay him his back salary of 250 pounds and help to correct the other points of discontent that he had.  This was done, and he stayed on, and "socially and religiously, he maintained his connection to the end with the people of Westford." (The Scribner Family, pg. 22-23).        DEATH: Lived on his farm in Tyngsboro until his death in 1813, at age 67.(The Scribner Family, pg. 23). Notes for Abigail Rogers        PARENTS: Abigail, b. 14 Oct 1749,  was the daughter of Dr. Uriah Rogers of Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 53).       Children of Rev. Matthew Scribner and Abigail Rogers were as follows: +    151       i           Uriah Rogers5 Scribner , born 1778 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married (1) Martha Scribner  (see 130); (2) Betsey Hawley  (see 172).       Children of Rev. Matthew Scribner and Abigail Rogers were as follows:       152       i           Uriah Rogers5 Scribner , born 1778 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married (1) on 30 Oct 1803 in Green Farms Congregational Ch., Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut Martha Scribner , born 1776 in Putnam County, New York, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Scribner  and Phebe Kellogg ; (2) abt 1811/12 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut Betsey Hawley , born 20 Jun 1787 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 6 Dec 1871, daughter of Thomas Hawley  and Keziah Scribner .   Notes:  Went by the name "Rogers." (The Scribner Family, pg. 26).  Md. (1) his 1st cousin, Martha Scribner, dau of his father's brother, Nathaniel. (2) Betsy Hawley.       Children of Rev. Matthew Scribner and Sarah Porter were as follows:       153       i           Sarah5 Scribner , born 15 Sep 1781 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 4 Oct 1781.       154       ii           Elijah Porter5 Scribner , born 11 Oct 1782 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.  He married abt 1805 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Hannah Smith , born abt 1786 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.       155       iii          Caroline5 Scribner , born abt 1783 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.  She married abt 1803 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Mr. Kirkland , born abt 1778 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.   Notes:  Caroline is listed with the family in "A History of the Scribner Family," pg. 53-54,  but she is not listed in a larger listing of children with their birthdates, "The Scribner Family," pg. 5.       156       iv          Abigail5 Scribner , born abt 1787 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.  She married abt 1805 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts Mr. Kendall , born abt 1782 in of, , , Virginia.       157       v          Nathaniel5 Scribner , born 30 Jun 1784 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.       158       vi          Hannah5 Scribner , born 12 Feb 1786 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.       159       vii         Sarah5 Scribner , born 25 Sep 1787 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts.       160       viii        William5 Scribner , born 27 Jul 1789 in of, Westford, Middlesex, Massachusetts; died 11 Dec 1790. +    161       ix          Samuel5 Scribner , born 9 Dec 1790 in Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts.  He married Julia Ambler .       162       x          William5 Scribner , born 22 Jun 1792 in Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts.       163       xi          Rufus5 Scribner , born 20 Aug 1795 in Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts. 71. Ens. Enoch4 Scribner  (Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 29 Aug 1750 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 21 Sep 1816 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married on 22 Mar 1781 in Norwalk, Connecticut Betty Benedict , born 1761 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 1835, daughter of Nathaniel Benedict  and Mary Lockwood . Notes for Ens. Enoch Scribner       The National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Volume 96, page 66  S. Carrie B. Scribner Lamont. DAR ID Number: 95198 Born in Rosendale, Wis. Descendant of Ensign Enoch Scribner, as follows: 1. Enoch Scribner (1819-89) m. Catherine B. Taylor. 2. Joseph Scribner (b. 1796) m. Sarah Kellogg. 3. Enoch Scribner m. Betty Benedict. Enoch Scribner (1750-1816) served as sergeant in Capt. Ozias Marvin's company, 1776, and as ensign in Captain Eliphalet's company of coast guards, 1781. He was born and died in Norwalk, Conn.        CHILDREN: All born in Norwalk (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 54).        MILITARY : Was an Ensign in the Revolution in Elip't Lockwood's company of Coast Guards.  Much of this work was done at night and in all kinds of weather which undermined seriously his health.  He also served as a Sergeant and Clark" in Captain Osias Marvin's company, 9th Connecticut Militia, commanded by Col. John Mead. (The Scribner Family, by Joseph Scribner, pg. 24).        DEATH: Died age 66  (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 54). Notes for Betty Benedict        After the death of her husband, Betty moved to the home of her daughter, Sally Jones, in Ridgefield, where she lived for nearly twenty years and died 19 Apr 1835. (The Scribner Family, by Joseph Scribner, pg. 25.)       Children of Ens. Enoch Scribner and Betty Benedict were as follows:       164       i           Jeremiah5 Scribner , born 19 Feb 1782 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 30 Jul 1794 in (by accident).   Notes:  DEATH: Died at age 13, by accident.  Buried in Town Hall Cemetery, Norwalk. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 57).       165       ii           William5 Scribner , born 14 Jun 1783 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 27 Jul 1806 in (of fever).   Notes:  DEATH: Died of a fever, age 23.  (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58).       166       iii          Mary5 Scribner , born 15 Sep 1785 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married abt 1803 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Lewis Benedict , born abt 1780 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes: After marriage, moved to Verona, Oneida, New York, where they had seven children. +    167       iv          George5 Scribner , born 11 Mar 1788 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 11 Oct 1841 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married Deborah Benedict .       168       v          Sally5 Scribner , born 14 Sep 1790 in Norwalk, Connecticut.  She married abt 1810 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Czar Jones , born abt 1785 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.       169       vi          Charles5 Scribner , born 24 Mar 1793 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 30 Jan 1801.   Notes:  DEATH: at age 8, per tomb stone,[but actually he would not have turned 8 until March of 1801].  (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58). +    170       vii         Joseph5 Scribner , born 30 Oct 1796 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married Sarah Kellogg . 74. Keziah4 Scribner  (Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 29 Jan 1758 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married on 10 Mar 1779 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Thomas Hawley , born abt 1753 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut. Notes for Keziah Scribner       MARRIAGE: 10 March 1779 (A History of the Scribner Family) 1 Mar 1779 (The Scribner Family, pg. 25).        CHILDREN:  To this family were born four sons and one daughter.  One of the sons died early, but the others all lived long and useful lives.  (The Scribner Family, pg. 25).        DEATH:  Kezia lived to be ninety-seven and retained her faculties to the end.  (The Scribner Family, pg. 25)       Children of Keziah Scribner and Thomas Hawley were as follows:       171       i           William5 Hawley , born 20 Mar 1785 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut.       172       ii           Betsey5 Hawley , born 20 Jun 1787 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 6 Dec 1871.  She married abt 1811/12 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut Uriah Rogers Scribner  (see 151), born 1778 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, son of Rev. Matthew Scribner  and Abigail Rogers .   Notes:  PARENTS: Dau/o Thomas Hawley of Ridgefield, Connecticut. 84. Jonathan4 Scribner  (Abraham3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 5 Sep 1759 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Ct; died 7 Apr 1841 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.  He married on 1 Mar 1784 in of, , , New York Deborah Gildersleeve , born abt 1764 in of, , , New York; died in of, Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       Children of Jonathan Scribner and Deborah Gildersleeve were as follows:       173       i           Sarah5 Scribner , born 26 Dec 1786 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       174       ii           Rhoda5 Scribner , born 20 Feb 1789 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       175       iii          Abraham5 Scribner , born 24 Oct 1797 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York; died 13 May 1864 in p.d.y..  He married abt 1820 in of, Plattsburg, Clinton, New York Chloe Marsh , born abt 1802 in of, Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       176       iv          Thurza5 Scribner , born 4 Oct 1792 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       177       v          Elizabeth5 Scribner , born 10 May 1795 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       178       vi          Jonathan5 Scribner , born 25 Jun 1801 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York; died 22 Sep 1825.       179       vii         Lucius5 Scribner , born 10 Oct 1802 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       180       viii        Deborah5 Scribner , born 3 Feb 1805 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       181       ix          David5 Scribner , born 6 Dec 1807 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       182       x          Enoch5 Scribner , born 6 Jun 1810 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.       183       xi          Elijah5 Scribner , born 3 Jan 1814 in Plattsburg, Clinton, New York.  89. Isaac4 Scribner  (Isaac3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born 14 Jun 1740 in  Norwalk, Connecticut; died 23 Sep 1818 in Malta, New York.  He married in 1770 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, Connecticut Margaret Crawford . Notes for Isaac Scribner       In 1790 US Census for Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York.       Children of Isaac Scribner and Margaret Crawford were as follows: +    184       i           Isaac5 Scribner , born 5 Jun 1774 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York; died 20 Nov 1856.  He married Sarah Hewitt .       185       ii           Robert5 Scribner , born 12 Jun 1778 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York; died .       186       iii          John5 Scribner , born 1780 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York.       187       iv          Mary5 Scribner , born in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York.       188       v          Rhoda5 Scribner , born in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York.       189       vi          Ruamy5 Scribner , born in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York.       190       vii         Ann5 Scribner , born in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York. 116. Enoch4 Scribner  (Samuel3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born 1768; died 18 Jul 1847 in Bedford, Westchester, New York.  He married bef 1792 in Bedford, Westchester, New York Mary Miller , born 1770; died 16 Jul 1848 in Bedford, Westchester, New York, daughter of Joseph Miller  and Mary Seely .  Notes for Enoch Scribner       Enoch Scribner is found in the records of Bedford, Volume VIII, the cemeteries of Bedford, under Bedford Union Cemetery.       In 1763, there is only one Scribner in Westchester, and that is Joseph Scribner of Pound Ridge.  1790 US Census, Westechester, New York North Castle, Job Scribner Pound Ridge, Isaac Scribner 1800 US Census Bedford, Enock Scribner 1810 US Census, Westchester, New York Bedford, Enoch Scribner 1830 US Census, Westchester, New York Bedford, Enoch Scribner 1829 New York City Directory, Thomas Furman, cartman, 103 Delancey 1829 New York City Directory, James W. Scribner, cartman, 103 Delancey       Grantors: SCRIBNER Amos B.  Scribner to Alfred Walker & David M Wygant (1857; 1865) Lib.360:pg 316 & 563:474) Anne C.  Scribner to G. Hilton Scribner, 1896 (1428:452) Benjamin  Scribner to John BUDD, 1692 (B:104) Charles  Scribner to Stella Randolph, 1858 (394:191) Charles  Scribner to Theodore M. Barnes, 1862 (475:200) Charles  Scribner to Diana Rogers, 1863, (494:462 Charles  Scribner to Samuel E. Sproulls, 1863, (500:172) Charles  Scribner to Anne E Wiggin, 1863, (502:457) Charles  Scribner to Theodore M. Barnes, 1863 (505:94) Charles  Scribner (Rls of Covt.) to Diana Rogers, 1864 (534:425) Deborah M.  Scribner to Elnathan Hawkins, 1850, (154:293) Deborah M.  Scribner to Andrew Findlay, 1852 (186:245) Deborah M.  Scribner to John B. Frost & OR., 1853 (217:227) Deborah M.  Scribner to Mervin R. Baxter, 1853 (227:261) Deborah M.  Scribner to John Graham, 1853 (245:208) Deborah M.  Scribner to Harriet A. Browne, 1854 (263:6) Deborah M.  Scribner to Richard M. Rowe, 1855 (309:357) Deborah M.  Scribner to Henry Balch, 1856 (329:294) Deborah M.  Scribner to Solomon Robinson, 1857 (353:172) Deborah M.  Scribner William H. Brown & OR., 1859 (413:64) Deborah M.  Scribner to William L. Smith, 1861 (451:26) Deborah M.  Scribner to Edward Wilson, 1861 (463-123) Deborah M.  Scribner to James Buchan, 1866 (615:103) Elizabeth  Scribner to James   Scribner 1876 (909:311) Emma E.  Scribner to Stella Randolph, 1858 (394:191) Emma E.  Scribner to Theodore M. Barnes, 1862 (475:200) Emma E.  Scribner to Diana Rogers, 1863 (494:362) Emma E.  Scribner to Samuel E. Sproulls, 1863 (500:172) Emma E.  Scribner to Ann E. Wiggin 1863 (502:457) Emma E.  Scribner to Theodore M. Barnes, 1863 (505:94) Eugene  Scribner to Alfred Johnson & OR., 1897 (1477:82) Eugene  Scribner to Alfred Johnson & OR., 1897 (1477:85) G. Hilton  Scribner Frederick A. Coe, 1864 (533:17) G. Hilton  Scribner to Margarette Lockwood ,1864 (533:213) G. Hilton  Scribner to Margaret W. Lockwood, 1867 (638:459 G. Hilton  Scribner to Warburton Ave. Baptist Church, Yonkers, 1869 (721:397) G. Hilton  Scribner Grant to Justus Lawrence, 1871 (786:25) G. Hilton  Scribner to Timothy Ryan, 1871 (790:32) G. Hilton  Scribner to Normand Smith, 1883 (1027:416) G. Hilton  Scribner Consent to Yonkers R.R. Co., 1886 (1078:222) G. Hilton  Scribner to Anne C. Scribner, 1893 (1316:326) G. Hilton  Scribner Rls John B. Sullivan, 1895 (1391:289) G. Hilton  Scribner to Anne C. Scribner, 1895 (1395:359) G. Hilton  Scribner to Charles L. Ritzmann, 1897 (1446:457) G. Hilton  Scribner to St. John's Riverside Hospital, 1897 (1448:312) Gilbert H.  Scribner to James Bower, 1860 (445:295) Gilbert H.,  Scribner to James O. Pettingill, 1863 (506:107) Gilbert H.  Scribner to Peter F. Diedrck, 1864 (527:287) Howard  Scribner to G. Hilton Scribner, 1896 (1428:452) Isaac T.  Scribner to Rose Scribner, 1887 (1126:378) John C.  Scribner to Mary Scribner, 1850 (156:163) John C.  Scribner to James W. Scribner, 1861 (456:181) Josephine M.  Scribner to Annie E. Brown, 1892 (1264:120) Josephine M.  Scribner to Julia W.A. Siebrecht, 1897 (1459:27) Josephine M. B.  Scribner to Annie E. Brown, 1892 (1264:120) Josephine M. B.  Scribner to Erasmus Gest, 1897 (1451:134)  Juliet  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432-325) Mary  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432:325) Matilda B.  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432:325) Sarah L  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432:325) Joseph M.  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432:325) William O.  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432:325)  Margaret E.  Scribner to Catharine E. Diggs, 1895 (1390:74) Margaret E.  Scribner to Reformed Protestant Dutch Church, Unionville, 1897 (1473:253) Maria  Scribner to Garret Burgess, 1854 (262:92) Maria  Scribner to Hamilton A. Weed, 1855 (308:115) Maria  Scribner to Maurice C. Hull, 1855 (308:460) Mary E.  Scribner to Mary Scribner, 1850 (156:163) Mary J.  Scribner to Alfred Walker, 1857 (360:316) Mary J.  Scribner to David M. Wygant, 1865 (563:474) Philip C.  Scribner to William H, Brown & OR., 1859 (413:64) Philip C.  Scribner to William L. Smith, 1861 (451:26) Philip C,  Scribner to Susan E. Scribner, 1861 (463:120) Philip C.  Scribner to James Buchan, 1866 (615:103) Philip W.  Scribner P.of A. James W. Scribner, 1856 (333:142) Philip W.  Scribner to Joseph M. Scribner, 1856 (333:145) Philip W.  Scribner to James W. Scribner, 1861 (456:181) Rebecca  Scribner to Elkanah Mead, 1828 (32:321) Rebecca  Scribner to William F. See, 1835 (62:373) Rebecca  Scribner to M. E. Church of Tarrytown, 1837 (73:356) Samuel T.  Scribner to Garret Burgess, 1854 (262:92) Samuel T.  Scribner to Hamilton A. Weed, 1855 (308:115) Samuel T.  Scribner to Maurice C. Hull, 1855 (308:460) Sarah L.  Scribner to Benjamin Finch, 1859 (411:439) Sarah L.  Scribner to Benjamin Finch, 1861 (467:328) Sarah L.  Scribner to Mary Scribner, 1864 (542:286) Sarah L.  Scribner to Benjamin Finch, 1885 (1072:7) Sarah L.  Scribner to Eugene Scribner, 1895 (1409:79) Sarah L.  Scribner to Alfred Johnson & OR., 1897 (1477:82) Sarah P.  Scribner to James Bower, 1860 (445:295) Sarah P.  Scribner to Peter F. dierick, 1864 (527:287) Sarah P.  Scribner to Frederick A. Coe, 1864 (533:17) Sarah .  Scribner to Margaret W. Lockwood, 1864 (533:213) Sarah P.  Scribner to Margaret W. Lockwood, 1867 (638:459) Sarah P.  Scribner Grant Justus Lawrence, 1871 (786:25) Sarah P.  Scribner to Timothy Ryan, 1871 (790:32) Sarah P.  Scribner to Normand Smith, 1883 (1027:416) Sarah P.  Scribner to Anne C. Scribner, 1895 (1395:359) Sarah P.  Scribner to Charles L. Ritzmann, 1897 (1446:457) Sarah W. P.  Scribner to James O. Pettingill, 1863 (506:107) Sarah W. P.  Scribner to St. Johns Riverside Hospital, 1897 (1448:318) Stephen  Scribner to Elnathan Hawkins, 1850 (154:293) Stephen  Scribner to Andrew Findlay, 1852 (186:245) Stephen  Scribner to John B. Frost & OR., 1853 (217:227) Stephen  Scribner to Mervin R. Baxter, 1853 (227:261) Stephen  Scribner to John Graham, 1853 (245:208) Stephen  Scribner to Harriet A. Browne, 1854 (263:6) Stephen  Scribner to Richard M. Rowe, 1855 (309:357) Stephen  Scribner to Henry Balch, 1856 (329:294) Stephen  Scribner to Solomon Robinson, 1857 (353:172) Stephen  Scribner to Edward Wilson, 1861 (463:123) Susan E.  Scribner to William H. Brown & OR., 1859 (413:64) Susan E.  Scribner to William L. Smith, 1861 (451:26) Susan J. A.  Scribner to Alfred Johnson & OR., 1897 (1477:82) Susan J. A.  Scribner to Alfred Johnson & OR., 1897 (1477:85) William H.  Scribner to Deborah M Scribner, 1859 (403:307) Notes for Mary Miller       Her date of death could be 16 July 1843.       Children of Enoch Scribner and Mary Miller were as follows:       191       i           Joseph Miller5 Scribner Dr. , born 11 May 1793 in Tarrytown, Westchester, New York; died 27 Dec 1847.   Notes: Named after his grandfather, Joseph Miller, so be became Joseph Miller Scribner. 1830 US Census, Westchester Country, Mt. Pleasant Joseph M. Scribner Joseph M.  Scribner to Elkanah Mead, 1828 (32:321)  Joseph M.  Scribner to William F. See, 1835 (62:373)  Joseph M.  Scribner to M.E. Church of Tarrytown, 1837 (73:356)  Joseph M.  Scribner Admr of P of A [Power of Attorney?] James W. Scribner, 1848 (129:85)  Joseph M.  Scribner to W. Oscar Scribner, 1850 (155:203)  Joseph M.  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432:325) Dr. Joseph Scribner came to Tarrytown from Pocantico Hills in 1835, and after he died in 1847. was succeeded by his son, James.  During Dr. Scribner's time, the Tarrytowns first had more than one resident doctor at a time. (p 295) In 1837, he sold a lot in Tarrytown, which was used to erect a Methodist Church.  This was on West Washington Street. +    192       ii           James W.5 Scribner , born 1798; died 1834.  He married Mary Ford . 117. Chloe4 Scribner  (Samuel3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born 1777 in , New York; died 19 Jul 1832 in Delancey St., New York.  She married bef 1819 in New York, New York Thomas Furman III , born 1777 in Bedford, Westchester, New York; died 2 Jun 1858 in Mt. Pleasant, New York, son of Thomas Forman Jr.  and Deborah Holmes . Notes for Chloe Scribner 1829 New York City Directory, Thomas Furman, cartman, 103 Delancey 1829 New York City Directory, James W. Scribner, cartman, 103 Delancey Chloe Scribner named her only son Samuel, so it makes sense that her father's name was Samuel, because her husband Thomas Furman does not have the name Samuel in his family. Listed in M.E. Church Records, v. 75, Member 1819, Chloe Firman, so she must have been a member of the Methodist Church, the same church as Samuel Furman, Mary Eastwood, and James Eastwood. New York City Death Records: Cloey Furman, 19 July 1832, Delancey Street, age 65, born New York, cholera, Allen St. Methodist Church, F. Chandler.       Minnie Card Schult (daughter of William L. Card, granddaughter of Rev. William H. Card and Cornelia Cairns and greatgranddaughter of Deborah Furman and John Cairns, Jr., wrote as follows:  "our great grandmother Cairns' mother was a Scribner.  Died of Cholera at fifty years of age.  Her father and brothers fought in the Revolution (their name was Scribner).  One brother's name was Enoch Scribner .... Grandma Cairns' uncle was a farmer.  Had a peach orchard near Bedford.       From Anne Davis:  Can you tell me who the parents are of Enoch Scribner b. 1768, d 20 Jul 1861?  Was he a descendant of Joseph Scribner, b. Sep 1692, of Pound Ridge, Westchester, NY?  He md. Mary Miller, and her family earlier had also been at Pound Ridge.       In the Index for the NY State DAR Records, I found the following veterans.  I have added their circa birth dates. Levi Scribner,  d. 1818  66 y     (b. c. 1752) Samuel Scribner, d. 1825  80 y     (b. c. 1745) died Hoosick, New York Thaddeus Scribner, d. 1845  85 y     (b. c. 1760)       In the History of Westchester Co., NY, Vol II, by J. Thomas Scharf, (1886), pg. 506: "On the 15th of April, 1771, Samuel Scribner purchased 3/4 of an acre of land in Delanceytown, between the lots of Delancy and Jacob Mead."  (Delanceytown is now part of North Salem).  It sounds to me that he was planning on using this for a house lot, for that 3/4 of an acre probably would be too small to have much of a farm.       Looking for ancestry and descendent information on Samuel Scribner b 1745/6 d 19 Aug 1825 and wife Lydia Baker b 1756 d 1 April 1835. Show 7 kids. No 6 Susannah married Stephen R. Chapman 20 Dec 1812.  Children were: Andrew b abt 1773; Meribah b 1775; John b 1777; Jane b 1782, Reuben b 1785, Susanna b 1790 and Lydia b 1794. No Chloe 1790 US Census, Westechester, New York North Castle, Job Scribner Pound Ridge, Isaac Scribner 1800 US Census New York, only Scribner Scribner, Job, New York City, 7th Ward Who is Job Scribner?  This is the same 7th Ward as the Furman, Eastwood, Hoffman, etc. live. Job Scribner, born 9 Jul 1755 Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut, son of Uriah Scribner. Notes for Thomas Furman III 1790 US Census, Bedford, New York, Thomas Forman with two males under the age of 16 years, Thomas Furman would have been age 13, so this could be him. Mentioned in the will of Thomas Forman, dated 1809, proved 1817, in Westchester County, New York, as being one of his two grandsons, Thomas and Henry Forman.  Only one son is listed, that being Aaron Forman. Land Records: Thomas and Rachel of Mt. Pleasant, land 2 Jun 1846, located in Village of Tarrytown, town of Greenburg, on Turnpike Road, conveyed by John and Jane Archer, executor of John Archer of Town of Greenburg, to Andrew G. Carpenter on 13 Apr 1836, and conveyed by Andrew G. Carpenter to Thomas Furman 1 Aug 1842. 1850 Census Mt. Pleasant, Thomas Furman b 1777, Rachel b 1801, Margaret Van Wart, b 1826, and Ellen Archer b 1831.       Will of Thomas Furman, Westchester County, 72-1858. dated 14 March 1853: Thomas Furman, of Mount Pleasant, in the County of Westchester, give to grandson Thomas Furman $300, to my daughter Deborah Carns $100, daughter Susan Carnes $100, and all of the residue of my estate to widow Rachel Furman, including title to his farm. Executors listed as Harvey Rockwell and Isaac Coutant.       Papers accompanying will:  Died 2 June 1858, left surviving widow Rachel Furman, of Mount Pleasant, and the following heirs: Thomas Furman, of the City and County of New York, Deborah Carnes, wife of John Carnes, residence unknown, Matilda Richardson, wife of James Richardson, Susan Knowle wife of James Knowle, severally residing in the City and County of New York. Benjamin Carnes, Sophronia Carnes, and Oscar Carnes, several residing in the state of New Jersey, but at what particular place is unknown.  Also Lewis O. Platt, guardian ad Leitum of Cloretta Lighte, residing in the city of New York, a minor.  Appointed 18 June 1858, spelled Light also, he is of the town of White Plains.       Admission to probate was scheduled for 14 Mar 1853.  Admission of service was made 19 July 1858 by Thomas Furman, James Richardson and Matilda his wife, James Knowle and Susan his wife, Lewis O. Platt.  Witnesses Hervey Rockwell, James A. Nowill, Susan A. Nowill, and Matilda Furman.  Hervey Rockell saith that he is acquainted with James Nowill, Susan A. Noweill and Matilda Furman who is named in the citation as Matilda Richardson and saw each of them sign with their respective names. And deponent further saith that on the 12th day of July 1858 he served Rachel Furman widow named in the citation by personal delivery of a copy signed by the Surrogate, with Matilda Furman his sister, who even then in and charge of the dwelling house where said Thomas resides. The said Thomas then being absent therefrom.  And deponent further saith that he is informed by Matilda Furman and also by James Nowill that said Matilda, is now divorced from her husband James Richardson.       Thomas Furman is buried Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, plot number 328.       It is possible that Thomas Furman is the son of Deborah Holmes, since he named his oldest child Deborah. 1829 New York City Directory, Thomas Furman, cartman, 103 Delancey 1829 New York City Directory, James W. Scribner, cartman, 103 Delancey       Children of Chloe Scribner and Thomas Furman III were as follows: +    193       i           Samuel5 Furman , born abt 1794 in New York City, New York.  He married Mary Hoffman . +    194       ii           Deborah5 Furman , born 6 Jan 1799 in New York City, New York; died 4 Jul 1881 in Sandwich, Dekalb, Illinois.  She married John Cairnes Jr. . +    195       iii          Susan5 Furman , born aft 1800 in , New York City, New York; died 1853/58.  She married David Cairnes .   Generation 5 122. Lucretia5 Scribner  (Asa4, Uriah3, Thomas2, Benjamin1), born 1 Jun 1779 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 8 Mar 1801.  She married in 1798 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut Roger Olmsted , born 18 May 1776 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 8 Aug 1840 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut. Notes for Lucretia Scribner        COUSINS:  The father of Roger and the mother of Lucretia were second cousins. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 55).        DEATH: Lucretia (Scribner) Olmsted died 8 Mar 1801 at the age of 21, shoretly after the birth of her second child. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 18).       Children of Lucretia Scribner and Roger Olmsted were as follows:       196       i           Polly6 Olmsted , born 19 Aug 1800 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 23 Jul 1887.  She married on 28 Feb 1817 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut John Breese , born 6 Apr 1796 in of, Davenport, New York; died 29 Jan 1864.   Notes:  MARRIAGE: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 55, says that Polly and John were md. on the 29th of Feb 1817, but 1817 was not a Leap Year.       197       ii           Lucretia6 Olmsted , born 21 Mar 1801 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died Jun 1873.  She married in 1817 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Walter Close , born abt 1795 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut; died 15 Jun 1817.   Notes:  CHILD: Lucretia and Walter Close had a son, Mortimer, of San Jose, Calif.  124. Harvey5 Scribner  (Asa4, Uriah3, Thomas2, Benjamin1), born 31 Dec 1783 in Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 17 Mar 1861 in Homer, Licking, Ohio.  He married abt 1804 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Lydia Jelliff , born 25 Jul 1784 in of, Saugatuck, Connecticut; died 23 Nov 1872 in Homer, Licking, Ohio. Notes for Harvey Scribner        BIOGRAPHY: "A few weeks prior to her marriage to Jared Nash, Harvey was given away by his mother, Rachel, to Elijah Fitch, Jr., who md. Mary Olmsted (a relative of Rachel) May 30, 1793.  He made his home with them in Saugatuck, Conn., where they treated him with all of the kindness of parents and taught him the shoemaker's trade. He md. about 1804, Lydia, daughter of James and Lydia (Blackley) Jelliff, of Saugatuck."  (A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       Children: Notes for Lydia Jelliff        PARENTS: James and Lydia (Blackley) Jelliff (History of the Scribner Family, pg. 56).       Children of Harvey Scribner and Lydia Jelliff were as follows:       198       i           Asa6 Scribner , born 1805 in Saugatuck, Conn..       199       ii           Lucretia6 Scribner , born abt 1810 in of, Homer, Licking, Ohio.       200       iii          Clara Olmsted6 Scribner , born 25 May 1819 in of, Homer, Licking, Ohio.       201       iv          James Harvey6 Scribner , born abt 1822 in of, Homer, Licking, Ohio.   151. Uriah Rogers5 Scribner  (Matthew4, Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 1778 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married (1) on 30 Oct 1803 in Green Farms Congregational Ch., Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut Martha Scribner  (see 130), born 1776 in Putnam County, New York, daughter of Capt. Nathaniel Scribner  and Phebe Kellogg ; (2) abt 1811/12 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut Betsey Hawley  (see 172), born 20 Jun 1787 in of, Ridgefield, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 6 Dec 1871, daughter of Thomas Hawley  and Keziah Scribner . Notes for Uriah Rogers Scribner        Went by the name "Rogers." (The Scribner Family, pg. 26).        Md. (1) his 1st cousin, Martha Scribner, dau of his father's brother, Nathaniel. (2) Betsy Hawley. Notes for Betsey Hawley        PARENTS: Dau/o Thomas Hawley of Ridgefield, Connecticut.       Children of Uriah Rogers Scribner and Martha Scribner were as follows:       202       i           Abigail6 Scribner , born abt 1805 in Green Farms, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in d.y.. +    203       ii           Matilda6 Scribner , born 26 Jul 1809 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married George W. Schuyler .         Children of Uriah Rogers Scribner and Betsey Hawley were as follows:       204       i           Edward6 Scribner , born 28 Mar 1813 in , Fairfield, Connecticut; died 7 Jan 1864.  He married E. Gertrude Brown .       205       ii           Maria6 Scribner , born 1816 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married Zahnon S. Mead .       206       iii          Julia6 Scribner , born abt 1818 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut; died in d.y..  She married Clinton Hitchcock .       207       iv          William6 Scribner , born 20 Jan 1820 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut; died 3 Mar 1884 in d.y..  He married (1) Caroline E. Hitchcock ; (2) Julia Sayer .       208       v          Charles6 Scribner , born 21 Feb 1821 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut; died 25 Aug 1871 in , , , Switzerland.  He married Emma Blair .   Notes:  PUBLISHER.   Started Charles & Sons Publishing Co, and published the Scribner Magazine.  DEATH: Charles died in Luzerne, Switzerland, 25 Aug 1871, a. 50, where he had gone for medical treatments for an ailment which took his life. (American Biographical Library, The Biogfraphical Cyclopedia of American Women, Vol II, American Biographical Notes, S, The Chicago Historical Society, pg. 355.)  Have also found his death date to be 26 Aug 1871.       209       vi          Henry6 Scribner , born 28 Jun 1822 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut; died 10 Sep 1882.  He married Abigail Farnham .       210       vii         Jane6 Scribner , born 28 Nov 1824 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut; died 1885 in d.y..  She married Samuel P. Wisner .       211       viii        Walter6 Scribner , born abt 1830 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut; died 15 Oct 1873.  He married Hattie Kimball . 161. Samuel5 Scribner  (Matthew4, Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 9 Dec 1790 in Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts.  He married abt 1815 in of, Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts Julia Ambler , born abt 1795 in of, Tyngsboro, Middlesex, Massachusetts.       Children of Samuel Scribner and Julia Ambler were as follows:       212       i           Julia6 Scribner , born abt 1817.  She married Rev. (---) Riggs , born in of, Baltimore, Maryland.       213       ii           Mary6 Scribner , born abt 1819 in of, North Salem, Westchester, New York.  She married Frederick Mead , born abt 1815 in of, New York City, New York.       214       iii          Gertrude6 Scribner , born 1821.  She married Mr. Rogers , born abt 1816 in of, Baltimore, Maryland.       215       iv          Henrietta6 Scribner , born abt 1823.   167. George5 Scribner  (Enoch4, Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 11 Mar 1788 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died 11 Oct 1841 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  He married on 25 Aug 1816 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Deborah Benedict , born 30 Dec 1798 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Notes for George Scribner        BIOGRAPHY: With his father's health so poor, George continued to live with his father and mother for a number of years and it is believed that this delayed his marriage until 1816.  They then continued to live in the old Enoch Scribner home at Southport, nr. Norwalk, Conn., until he died 11 Oct 1841, age 58 years and 7 months.  [The age on his stone does not agree with the dates of birth and death.  If born in 1788 and d. in 1841, he would have been 53 years old.  This could be an engraving error, or a reading error since 3 and 8 are so much alike]. The children and their families all eventually moved to Rosendale, Wisconsin, with their cousins. (A History of the Scribner Family, pg 58)(The Scribner Family, pp 23, 26-27, 46.        CHILDREN:  There were born to this family two sons and three daughters.  (The Scribner Family, pg. 26-27). Notes for Deborah Benedict        PARENTS: William and Nancy (Fitch) Benedict.             RELATIONSHIP:  Deborah was a distant relative of Enoch's mother.        CHILDREN: Mary Frances, Charles, James Williston, Sarah, Louisa.        SOURCES: The Scribner Family, pg. 26 A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58.       Children of George Scribner and Deborah Benedict were as follows:       216       i           Charles6 Scribner , born 31 Aug 1820 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in of, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married abt 1844 in of, Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut Mary Ann Jessup , born abt 1824 in of, Wilton, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY: Charles made a rapid visit to Rosendaleto visit his father's brother's families and other points in Wisconsin in 1853.  Liking what he saw he returned and later brought his family west also. (The Scribner Family, pg. 46, 49 ).       217       ii           James Willliston6 Scribner , born 21 Aug 1822 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married (1) abt 1845 in of, Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut Gertrude Van Hosen , born abt 1826 in of, Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut; (2) in of, Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Rhodah White , born in of, Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.   Notes:  James W. and his sister Sarah also made a trip to Rosendale in Sept. 1854, looking about and selecting a place where he would like to build his home.  CHILDREN: James and Gertrude had 6 children.  After her death, he md. Rhodah White of Rosendale, Wisc.       218       iii          Mary Frances6 Scribner , born 21 Mar 1826 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 18 Dec 1893.   Notes:  DEATH: Mary Frances died, unmarried. (The Scribner Family, pg. 27).       219       iv          Sarah Elizabeth6 Scribner , born 13 Dec 1830 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 15 Aug 1865 in of, Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  She married abt 17 Jan 1855 in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Rev. Isaac Newton Cundall , born 17 Aug 1825 in Danielson, Eastern, Connecticut; died abt 1890 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY: In September of 1854, Sarah E. accompanied her brother James W. to Rosendale and spent time in looking about the area to select a place where he would like to build his home.  It was at this same time that Rev. Isaac Newton Cundall, who had just completed his training for the ministry, came to Rosendale and met Sarah E. Folliwing the dedication of their new house of worship and his installation as minister, 17 Jan 1855, he and Sarah were united in marriage.  CHILDREN: They had several children die young and raised one son, Walter.  SOURCES: The Scribner Family, pp 46, 47, 48.       220       v          Louisa Jane6 Scribner , born 7 Feb 1836 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in of, Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  She married abt 1866 in of, Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Rev. Isaac Newton Cundall , born 17 Aug 1825 in Danielson, Eastern, Connecticut; died abt 1890 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.   170. Joseph5 Scribner  (Enoch4, Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 30 Oct 1796 in Norwalk, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married on 30 Apr 1815 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut Sarah Kellogg , born 19 Jun 1796 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. Notes for Joseph Scribner        BIOGRAPHY: Joseph moved his new bride into the old house where Grandfather Matthew  had reared his family. His chief business was that of a farmer in which his dairy of choice cows gave him a steady income.  Here they raised their family of seven children.  Joseph and Sarah, with their family,  removed to Rosendale, Wisconsin, in 1851 to join their family once again together.  They had been preceded by son Joseph and later, William, who went ahead in 1848, to search for a place for their family to settle, and then by Enoch and his family and James Kellogg Scribner in the spring of 1851.   Joseph and Sarah brought papers from their Congregational Church in Connecticut, and Joseph was soon called to be a deacon in his new church in Rosendale.  Their children found them a comfortable home and helped them in many ways to settle in, in comfort and peace.        SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58 The Scribner Family, pp 28, 40-46. Notes for Sarah Kellogg        PARENTS: Jarvis Kellogg, a deacon in the first Congregtional Church of Norwalk, Conn.        CHILDREN:  There were seven children born to this family, four sons and three daughters.        SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 54. The Scribner Family, pg. 28.       Children of Joseph Scribner and Sarah Kellogg were as follows:       221       i           William6 Scribner , born 2 Dec 1815 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married abt 1838 in Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut Mary Eleanor Hill , born abt 1820 in of, Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY:  William was a clerk in a store in Norwalk for a time and afterwards taught shcool in a neighboring district.  He became a freeholder (eligible to vote by performing military duty or owning land) so he could vote when William Henry Harrison was nominee for President.  Went in 1848 to see Joseph, Jr. in Wisconsin and decided to go back to Conn. and bring his wife, Mary Eleanor, and their four children to settle there.  They came with his brother Enoch and wife, Catherine B., and his youngest brother, James Kellogg Scribner.  They arrived at Rosendale on 17th May 1850.  CHILDREN: 7 or 8.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58. The Scribner Family, pg. 28, 35.       222       ii           Martha Elizabeth6 Scribner , born 1 May 1817 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  She married abt 1835 in of, Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut Dr. Storrs Hall , born abt 1813 in of, Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in of, Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY:  Removed  from Conn. to Rosendale, Wisc., in the spring of 1851 with her husband, Storrs Hall, M.D., two young sons: Sidney Strorrs Hall and William Scribner Hall, her parents Joseph and Sarah (Kellogg) Scribner and her two unmd. sisters, Lucia and Harriet.   Eventually had 4 children.  (The Scribner Family, p. 41). +    223       iii          Enoch6 Scribner , born 2 Mar 1819 in Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 1889 in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married (1) Catherine B. "Katie" Taylor ; (2) Anna Wilson .       224       iv          Joseph6 Scribner [Jr.] , born 13 Dec 1824 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married on 26 Feb 1851 in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Olive White , born abt 1828 in of, , Oneida, New York.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY:  As a young man, Joseph followed his brother Enoch to New York and worked in partnership with him in his business.  Close to their shop was a man who was closing out his stock to go to Rosendale, Wisconsin.  His father had been there and told glowing stories of the land available there and the size of the crops they could harvest there and talked Joseph Scribner into going west with him.  He went by steamer and then by stage coach and train, travelling through the winter, and finally reached Rosendale in February of 1948.  He liked what he saw and walked the area around looking for a place where his whole family could settle down.  He, being raised on a farm, knew the art of good farming, and worked as a farm hand that summer and fall, and then returned to the East to settle his business affairs and tell his family all about the wonderful place he had found, and he returned to Rosendale by the next fall.  In the spring of 1849, Joseph was asked to open a store in Rosendale to fill the vacancy of a store that had just sold out.  This was a great success.  MARRIAGE: Joseph finally took himself a wife in the spring of 1851, Olive White  who had moved with her family from Oneida County, NY, during the year 1850, and who had settled nearby with some of their relations in Eldorado.  They were married in the early morning in the new home of William and Mary E. Scribner and took a short trip in company with his brother Enoch and his wife, Catherine B. Scribner to Fond du Lac and return.  CHILDREN: They had four children, the first being a daughter, born 12 Dec 1851.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58. The Scribner Family, pg. 28-34, 39-40, 43. ! BIOGRAPHY:  In the spring of 1847, Joseph, Jr., followed his brother, Enoch, to New York where he had started a tailoring business.   They organized into a very successful partnership.  However, close to their business was a man who was closing out his stock to go to Rosendale, Wisconsin.  His father had been there and told such glowing stories of the land available there and the wonderful crops they could grow there, that his son wanted to sell out and go and settle there.  He got Joseph enthused, and Joseph decided to take off and go and see for himself what it was like.  They went by steamer and then by stage coach and train and finally reached Rosendale in February of 1848.  He liked what he saw, and walked the area around looking for a place to settle down and where his whole family could come and settle.  He worked as a farm hand that summer and fall until after the harvest was in, and then returned to the East to settle his business affairs and returned to Rosendale by the next fall.   During the following spring, 1849, Joseph was asked to help fill the needs of the residents of Rosendale by opening a store to fill the vacancy of a store and post office that had just been closed.  This too was a great success.  That fall, they were pleasantly surprised to have Joseph's oldest brother William Scribner and one of his neighbors, both from Westport, Connecticut, come to visit them.  Mr. Disbrow, the neighbor, was an excellent teacher, and was immediately asked to teach their school during the winter and spring.  Both men liked what they saw, and immediately secured land for their families.  William moved his family to Rosendale in the spring of 1850 and was joined by Enoch and Catherine and their families,  James K, the youngest son, and two young men who had joined the group.  The remainder of their family, the parents Joseph, Sr., and his wife, Sarah Kellogg and the three daughters came and joined the settlers in 1851bringing the whole family together once again.       225       v          James Kellogg6 Scribner , born 13 Jun 1828 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married abt 1852 Laura Wheeler , born abt 1832.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY: James Kellogg Scribner, referred to in the history as James K., came to Rosendale in the spring of 1850 in company with his oldest brother, William and family, and brother Enoch and his family, and two other  young men.  Also being raised on a farm, he helped the family by getting much of their land ready for cultivation and helping with the crops during the summer and fall.  He was a good hunter and he and Enoch helped keep the family well supplied in meat.  When his parents came to Rosendale,  he moved in whith them for a short while and let his sister Martha Elizabeth and her husband , Dr. Storrs Hall, for their home and his office.  He married Laura Wheeler, and together they had ten children.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58. The Scribner Family, 35,37, 39,42, 44.       226       vi          Lucia6 Scribner , born 1 Jun 1832 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died abt 1858 in of, , Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  She married on 1 Jun 1853 in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Henry Martyn Hill , born abt 1828 in of, Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY:  Moved to Wisconsin in 1851 with her parents.  CHILDREN: Two by Henry Martyn Hill.  After being married for about 5 years, death took Lucia and her baby of only a fe months, leaving two little girls of about two and four.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58. The Scribner Family, pg. 44-45.       227       vii         Harriet "Hattie"6 Scribner , born 5 Dec 1837 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut; died in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  She married on 18 Dec 1857 in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin John Chapman Cooley , born abt 1833 in of, Green Farms, Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut.   Notes:  BIOGRAPHY:  Moved to Wisconsin with her parents in 1851, when she was thirteen years old.  Following her marriage, she went to Iowa with her husband who was a Railroad Contractor and Builderthere.  They returned to make their home in Rosendale in 1860.  CHILDREN: 3 children.  SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58. The Scribner Family, pp. 41, 45.  184. Isaac5 Scribner  (Isaac4, Isaac3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born 5 Jun 1774 in Pound Ridge, Westchester, New York; died 20 Nov 1856.  He married Sarah Hewitt , born 1777. Notes for Isaac Scribner Sarah was b. Nov 1777 to Asa and Mahaley ( ) Hewitt. She was prob. born in NY as her father Asa Hewitt served in the Albany County regiment (Saratoga District) under Col. John McCrea in 1778. Sarah died 14 Aug 1859. She may have had a sister Hannah Hewitt, b. c 1780 in NY, who m. Robert Scribner, 19 Jun 1798, at Christ Church, Ballston Spa NY. She d. 10 Sep 1862 and was buried at Northville NY in the Main Street Cemetery.       Sarah Hewitt was born in 1777 in Conn. She married Isaac Scribner who was born in Pound Ridge, Westchester co., NY. They are both buried in Edinburg, Saratoga Co., NY and they lived in the Township of Day.       Children of Isaac Scribner and Sarah Hewitt were as follows:       228       i           Enoch6 Scribner , born 1799; died 29 Oct 1880.   192. James W.5 Scribner  (Enoch4, Samuel3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born 1798; died 1834.  He married bef 1825 Mary Ford , born 1803; died 1870. Notes for James W. Scribner 1829 New York City Directory, Thomas Furman, cartman, 103 Delancey 1829 New York City Directory, James W. Scribner, cartman, 103 Delancey  Enoch  Scribner to James W. Scribner, 1847(122:424) 0       James W. to Mary Scribner, 6 Dec 1850 (156:163)  John C. to James W. 1850, 1861 (156:163; 456:181).  Joseph M. Scribner to M.E. Church in Tarrytown and also P of A. to James W. Scribner, 6 jun 1848 (129:85) Phillip C. Scribner, P of A to James W. Scribner, 30 may 1856 (333:142)  James W.  Scribner to Mary Scribner, 1850 (156:163) James W.  Scribner to James S. Millard, 1875 (893:294) Juliet  Scribner to W. Oscar Scribner, 1850 (155:203)       HOPKINS Eleanor Scriber (Mrs. Sheldon Hopkins), Wilson Park, Tarrytown, N.Y. Born Tarrytown, N.Y.; daughter James W. Scribner, M.D., and Margaret E. (Miller) Scribner; educated private schools; Monclair (N.J.) High School; Smith College, A. B. '89; married Tarrytown, 1896, Sheldon Hopkins;_children: Stephen, b. 1900; James Scribner, b. 1903. Favors woman suffrage.  Member Reformed Dutch Church. Member Women's University Club of New York City. Notes for Mary Ford 1850 US Census, Bedford, Westchester, New York Mary Scribner, age 47 Oscar Scribner, age 22, shoemaker Matilda B. Scribner, age 16 John Whitney, age 24 Mary E Whitney, age 20 Mary  Scribner to W. Oscar Scribner, 1850 (155:203) Mary  Scribner to William O. Scribner, 1870 (746:287) Mary  Scribner to William O. Scribner, 1870 (746:289)       Children of James W. Scribner and Mary Ford were as follows:       229       i           Sarah L.6 Scribner , born 1826; died 1899.       230       ii           William Oscar6 Scribner , born 1828; died 1896.   Notes: Mary  Scribner to William O. Scribner, 1870 (746:287)  Mary  Scribner to William O. Scribner, 1870 (746:289)  Joseph M.  Scribner to W. Oscar Scribner, 1850 (155:203) Mary  Scribner to W. Oscar Scribner, 1850 (155:203) (Mary Scribner could be his grandmother, his mother, or his sister) Juliet  Scribner to W. Oscar Scribner, 1850 (155:203) William O.  Scribner to Benjamin Finch, 1859 (411 :439)  William O.  Scribner to Augustus Hoyt, 1860 (432:325)  William O.  Scribner to Benjamin Finch, 1861 (467:328)  William O.  Scribner to Mary Scribner, 1864 (542:286)  William O.  Scribner Lse. Mary Scribner, 1870 (746:287) Mary  Scribner to W. Oscar Scribner, 1850 (155:203)       231       iii          Mary6 Elizabeth Scribner , born 10 Mar 1830 in Bedford, New York.       232       iv          Matilda B6 Scribner , born 1834.   193. Samuel5 Furman  (Chloe4 Scribner, Samuel3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born abt 1794 in New York City, New York.  He married on 28 Oct 1815 in New York City, New York Mary Hoffman , born 1784/90 in New York City, New York; died aft 1822, daughter of Frederick Hoffman  and Rachel Dooley? . Notes for Samuel Furman Marriage record 28 Oct 1815, Allen St. Methodist Episcopal Church, record book 138A NYPL, by Marvin Richardson, to Mary Hoffman.  On same page, 7 June 1815, Allen St. Church, Frederick Huffman and Barbara Heman, by Marvin Richardson. Cartman's licenses     1811 no record of Samuel Furman NYC Directory          1812-1815 no Samuel listed NYC Directory          1816 Samuel cartman  6th near Broome Cartman's licenses     1817 Samuel Furman, #732, 10th Ward, 6th near Rivington NYC Directory          1817 Samuel cartman  Ludlow near Rivington NYC Directory          1818 not listed Cartman's licenses     1819 Samuel Furman, #732, 10th Ward, 6th near Rivington NYC Directory          1819 Samuel cartman Ludlow near Rivington NYC Directory          1820 Samuel cartman Delancey near Ludlow NYC Directory          1822 Samuel cartman Delancey near Ludlow NYC Directory          1823 Samuel cartman Delancey near Ludlow Cartman's licenses    1824 Samuel Furman, #732, 59 Ludlow, near Delancey C.H.,  transferred 24 Sep 1825 to Jacob Tyser, Spang 281 NYC Directory          1824-1829 no Samuel listed  Cartman's licenses    1826, 1828 no record of Samuel Furman Rivington runs parallel to Delancey. Notes for Mary Hoffman Married 28 Oct 1815 Allen Street Methodist Episcopal Church.  Records Methodist Church, 1822, member Mary Furman Since Mary Furman is not in the 1829 NYC directory, she has either died, remarried, or moved out of the city before the year 1829. It is very strange that with three daughters, Mary Furman does not have one named Rachel or Chloe. This will ruin my previous research, but it is possible that she is the Maria Hoffman who is the daughter of Tobias Hoffman, and who was born in 1794.  They actually had two daughters named Maria.       children of Tobias Hoffman and Margaretha: MARIA HOFFMAN _Gender: Female Christening: 07 MAR 1794 New Utrecht, Kings, New York_MARGARETA HOFFMAN _Gender: Female Christening: 17 SEP 1797 New Utrecht, Kings, New York_MARGARETA HOFFMAN _Gender: Female Christening: 11 AUG 1799 New Utrecht, Kings, New York_TOBIAS HOFMAN _Gender: Male Christening: 03 FEB 1798 New Utrecht, Kings, New York_LEONHARD HOFMAN _Gender: Male Christening: 26 FEB 1793 New Utrecht, Kings, New York_ANN ELISABET HOFMAN _Gender: Female Christening: 26 DEC 1788 New Utrecht, Kings, New York_Maria <Hoffmann> _Gender: Female Christening: 07 MAR 1795 Lutheran Churches, New York, New York, New York       Children of Samuel Furman and Mary Hoffman were as follows:       233       i           Susan6 Furman , born 10 Jan 1817 in New York City, New York.  She married in 1853/58 in , New York City, New York James A. Knowle , born abt 1813 in , New York City, New York.   Notes: Baptismal record, Allen St. Methodist Episcopal Church, born 10 Jan 1817, baptized 27 April 1817, parents listed as Samuel and Mary Furman. In the will of her grandfather, Thomas Furman, she is listed as Susan Knowle wife of James Knowle, severally residing in the City and County of New York. +    234       ii           Thomas6 Furman IV , born 21 Feb 1819 in New York City, New York; died aft 1882 in New York City, New York.  He married (1) Henrietta Eastwood ; (2) Catherine A. Betts Mrs. .       235       iii          Matilda6 Furman , born 9 Aug 1821 in New York City, New York; died aft 1861.  She married (1) aft 1858 (---) Luscomb , born abt 1821; (2) bef 1853 in , New York City, New York James Richardson , born abt 1817 in , New York City, New York.   Notes: Baptismal record, listed Matilda Freeman, born 9 August 1821, baptized 12 May 1822 with her brother Thomas at the Allen St. Methodist Episopal Church, parents listed as Samuel and Mary Freeman. Matilda Luscomb, a sister of plaintiff in divorce action, Thomas Furman, about 38 years old, resides at Newton, Long Island.  I remember the parties when they were first married, about 20 years ago, I have known them to live togeather as husband and wife from that time up to 1858.  They had eight children, a part of that time they lived in the house with me.  Sworn 3 April 1861. Matilda named in the will of her grandfather, Thomas Furman, on 14 Mar 1853, as being the wife of James Richardson.  In the probate, dated 19 July 1858, she is listed as being divorced from James Richardson. This Richardson could be the son of their Methodist Minister at the Allen St. Methodist Episcopal Church, who was also named Richardson.       236       iv          Elizabeth A.6 Furman , born 1822; died 2 Aug 1829 in New York, New York.   Notes: New York City Death Records, Elizabeth A. Forman, died 2 Aug 1829 on Reid Street, age 7, buried Methodist Cemetery.  (It is actually Reed Street). There is no longer any Reed Street in New York City.  194. Deborah5 Furman  (Chloe4 Scribner, Samuel3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born 6 Jan 1799 in New York City, New York; died 4 Jul 1881 in Sandwich, Dekalb, Illinois.  She married on 9 Sep 1815 in Reformed Dutch, New York, New York John Cairnes Jr. , born 25 Aug 1790 in New York, New York; died 29 Jan 1859 in Gardner, Grundy, Illinois. Notes for Deborah Furman  1850 US Census, John Cairnes, age 60, Farmer, born NY;  Deborah age 50, Melvina, age 22, Amanda, age 20. 1860 US Census, Deborah Carnes, age 61, born NY, James Carnes, age 35, born NY. William CARD, M, Male, W, 67, NY, Minister, IRELAND, IRELAND Cornelia CARD, Wife, M, Female, W, 61, NY, Keeping House, IRELAND, IRELAND         Deborah CASINS, GMother, W, Female, W, 81, NY,IRELAND, IRELAND       Source Information: Census Place    Sandwich, De Kalb, Illinois                                                                           Family History Library Film 1254202        NA Film Number  T9-0202            Page Number    206A Notes for John Cairnes Jr.       "In 1846, came John Kerns from New York and settled in the southern part," History of Grundy County, Illinois, Braceville Township, page 350, Chicago 1882.       Served in the War of 1812, as a Sergeant in Lt.Col. James Warners Regiment of Detached Calvary of the State of New York, in Capt. Cornelius Cairns Company, New York Calvary, served from 1 August 1814 until discharge on 6 December 1814.       Appointed Major, First Regiment of N.Y. Light Horse Artillery, with date of rank 24 September 1823.  Appointed Cornet March 24, 1819, First Lieutenant 8 July 1819, Captain March 17, 1821, all of the commissions are signed by DeWitt Clinton, Governor of New York.       John Cairns and Deborah Furman were married 9 September 1815 by Rev. Cooper, a Presbyterian minister.  They lived 34 years in the state of New York, most of the time at 186 Mulbury Street in the city of New York, then to Gardner, Grundy County, Illinois.       Children of Deborah Furman and John Cairnes Jr. were as follows:       237       i           Cornelia Ann6 Cairns , born 15 Dec 1817 in New York, New York.  She married William Card .       238       ii           James S.6 Cairns , born 2 Sep 1819 in New York, New York; died 22 Jul 1820 in New York, New York.       239       iii          Amanda M.6 Cairns , born 30 May 1821 in New York, New York; died 18 Oct 1827 in New York, New York.       240       iv          James Douglas6 Cairns , born 17 Mar 1823 in New York, New York; died 10 Jul 1904.       241       v          Melvina6 Cairnes , born 29 Apr 1825 in New York, New York; died 25 Jun 1898 in Lockport, Illinois.       242       vi          Amanda6 Cairnes , born 17 Jan 1829 in New York, New York; died 18 Jun 1857 in New York, New York.       243       vii         Mary Furman6 Cairns , born 16 Nov 1830 in New York, New York.   Notes: Must be named after Deborah Furman's sister in law, Mary Furman, the widow of her dead brother, Samuel Furman.  195. Susan5 Furman  (Chloe4 Scribner, Samuel3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born aft 1800 in , New York City, New York; died 1853/58.  She married on 26 Sep 1818 in New York City, New York David Cairnes , born abt 1799 in , New York City, New York; died aft 1879 in , New Jersey. Notes for Susan Furman       In the will of Thomas Furman, dated 14 Mar 1853, his daughter is listed as Susan Carnes, to whom he leaves $100.  In his probate, his daughter Susan is not listed, but three children are listed, Benjamin, Sophronia, and Oscar. Notes for David Cairnes       Affidavit from May 1, 1878, at Newark, New Jersey:  David Cairns of full age being duly sworn on his oath says, I reside in Bloomfield, N.J.  I am now in my eightieth year.  John Cairns, Jr., who died on or about January 29th 1859 was my brother, he was about nine years older than I.  John Cairns, Jr. was married as I am informed and believe on the 9th day of September to Miss Deborah Furman, in New York City.  I was married on September 26, 1818, to Miss Susan Furman, who was a younger sister of my brother John's wife.  Signed David Cairns.       Children of Susan Furman and David Cairnes were as follows:       244       i           Benjamin6 Cairnes , born abt 1827 in , New York City, New York.       245       ii           Sophronia6 Cairnes , born abt 1829 in , New York City, New York.       246       iii          Oscar6 Cairnes , born abt 1831 in , New York City, New York.   Generation 6  203. Matilda6 Scribner  (Uriah Rogers5, Matthew4, Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 26 Jul 1809 in Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut.  She married abt 1826 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut George W. Schuyler , born abt 1770 in of, Ithacca, New York.       Children of Matilda Scribner and George W. Schuyler were as follows:       247       i           Martha Scribner7 Schuyler , born 1842 in , , , New York.   223. Enoch6 Scribner  (Joseph5, Enoch4, Matthew3, Benjamin2, Benjamin1), born 2 Mar 1819 in Westport, Fairfield, Connecticut; died 1889 in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.  He married (1) abt 1849/50 in of, , Fairfield, Connecticut Catherine B. "Katie" Taylor , born abt 1829 in of, , , Connecticut; (2) Anna Wilson , born abt 1830 in of, Norwalk, Fairfield, Connecticut. Notes for Enoch Scribner        BIOGRAPHY: Enoch learned the tailor's trade with Alfred Mallory, a merchant tailor of Norwalk and finally went to New York where he opened a tailor shop.  In the spring of 1847, his brother Joseph followed him to New York where he assisted in the business.  Their partnership proved to be very successfu, but Joseph was intrigued by stories he heard from a friend who was selling his business to go to Wisc. to settle and decided to follow him.        After Joseph left the partnership in 1847, and went to the west to look over the area around Rosendale, Wisc., and came back with  such glowing reports of the land he had seen, Enoch decided it was time to join with the family and also move there.  William and Enoch and their wives and families travelled together from Conn, and arrived 17 May 1850.        SOURCES: A History of the Scribner Family, pg. 58. The Scribner Family, pp 35, 39-40.       Children of Enoch Scribner and Catherine B. "Katie" Taylor were as follows:       248       i           Francis7 Scribner , born in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.       249       ii           Howard7 Scribner , born in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.       250       iii          George7 Scribner , born in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.       251       iv          Harriet7 Scribner , born in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.       252       v          Carrie7 Scribner , born in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.       253       vi          Belle7 Scribner , born in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.       254       vii         Arthur7 Scribner , born in Rosendale, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.   234. Thomas6 Furman IV  (Samuel5, Chloe4 Scribner, Samuel3, Joseph2, Benjamin1), born 21 Feb 1819 in New York City, New York; died aft 1882 in New York City, New York.  He married (1) on 11 Nov 1839 in New York City, New York, divorced  Henrietta Eastwood , born abt 1825/27 in New York City, New York; died aft 1874, daughter of James Eastwood  and Phebe Matilda Kidd ; (2) bef 1875 Catherine A. Betts Mrs. , born abt 1827/28. Notes for Thomas Furman IV       Baptismal record, Allen St. Methodist Episcopal Church, listed Thomas Freeman, born 21 February 1819, baptized 12 May 1822 with sister Matilda, parents listed as Samuel and Mary Freeman. Married 11 Nov 1839, Second St. Methodist Episcopal Church, witness J.A. Spencer and Matilda Eastwood, pastor J.W. Lefevre. 1848 Thomas Furman 204 Grand St. (Williamsburg Directory) 1849 Thomas Furman 306 Grand St. (Williamsburg Directory) 1850 Thomas Furman 370 Grand St. (Williamsburg Directory) 1850 US Census, age 32, locksmith, listed with children Emma 8, Henrietta 4, Matilda 6, George 3, Lemuel 9/12, wife Henrietta 24, also Abram War, age 57, fancy dealer, all born NY. 1850, 1851 Thomas Furman, 168 Lorimer 1853 Thomas Furman, North 2nd corner Ewen, locksmith. 1853, listed in will of his grandfather, Thomas Furman, as his grandson Thomas Furman, to whom he leaves $300. 1855 separated from his wife Henrietta. 1856 Thomas Furman, furnishing, Grand corner 7th, h Powers near Smith 1861 divorced, Brooklyn, New York, 8 April 1861, Henrietta was guilty of adultry, Docket 188, Vol 9, page 550. 1870 US Census for Brooklyn, Thomas Furman, age 50, born NY, works in Livery Stable, listed with Cart(?) Furman, age 40, keeping house.       Divorce Action: Thomas Furman v. Henrietta Eastwood, case 188 of 1861, Supreme Court, Kings County.  Attorney for plaintiff Thomas Furman, Peter V. Remsen, 189 Grand Street, Brooklyn.  Complaint stated he was married 11 Nov 1839 to Henrietta Eastwood at New York City, continued to live with her until 1 Jan 1858, they had eight children: Mary Emma about 19 years, Matilda, about 17 years, Henrietta, about 14, George about 12, Leon about 10, Henry about 8, Thomas about 6, and Elizabeth about 3.  She committed adultry, Feb 1858 with Edward Wood, Feb 1858 with John Jones, also one named Hover, and 6 Nov 1860 with Francis Robinson, which the day that the adultry was discovered.       Complaint served 6 Jan 1861.  Referee Samuel E. Johnson, made his report on the second Monday in March, 1861.  He reported that no one made an appearance on behalf of defendant.  Proof showed that she committed adulty with Frank Robinson on 6 Nov 1860, and also with John Jones about the first of Nov 1860, and also with Reuben Hover in the spring of the year 1858.  Affadavit of William F. Collins, show the marriage record of the Second Street Methodist Episcopal Church.  William Brower, deponent, resides 75 Cumberland Street, Brooklyn, about 30 years old, knows both parties, say adultry with Frank Robinson, in the Employ of Polly and Co.  Also John Jones went to bed with her in the same house.  Reuben Hover, resides 5th Avenue near Greenwood in Brooklyn, age 34.  He knew them from 1855 to 1858 as husband and wife.  Knew her adultry in the spring of 1858, with himself, in the eastern district, in the First Street near North 10th Street.  Edward Wood, resides Greenpoint, age 38. Know the parties about 4 years.  Divorce granted 8 April 1861, signed by C.W. Thomas, Clerk of the Court. 1863 Thomas Furman, lives Leonard between Anslie and Devoe, age 40 (born 1823), NY, works Navy Yard, listed June 1863 on the draft lists  1874 son Thomas Furman IV, died in US Army, applied for pension. 1875 US Census, Thomas Furman age 56 (born 1819) NY, married, collector of  Rents, South lst St.  Catherine Furman, wife, age 48 (born 1827) New York,    William H. Betts, age 23, (b1852), stepson, unmarried, plumber. 1881 Thomas Furman, collector, h 393 S. 2d (15th Ward) Thomas Furman, saddler, h 22 Bushwick Ave. (15th) 1880 US Census, Thomas Furman, age 61 (born 1819) 15th Ward, collector for  store,, Catherine A. Furman, age 52 (born 1828), they live South Second  Street, with William H. Betts, 26, NY, clerk in dry goods store, Mary F., wife, 20 NY, and Florence Betts, daughter, NY. 1882 Thomas Furman, collector, h 393 S. 2nd. William Betts, clerk, h 393 South 2nd. 1887 Thomas not listed directory William H. Betts, shipsmith, 134 Dikeman. Notes for Henrietta Eastwood 1850 US Census, Henrietta Furman, with husband Thomas Furman. 1855, separated from husband Thomas Furman. 1860 US Census as Henrietta Fernon, 33 NY, with mother Matilda Eastwood. 1880 US Census: Wm. H. FERRIS     Self  M   M         W         65      N. CASTLE NY Occ:     Pastor M.E. Church Fa: NY Mo: NY Henrietta FERRIS   Wife  F          M         W         60      BEDFORD NY Occ:     House Keeping  Fa: NY Mo: NY Nellie FERRIS        Dau   F          S          W         22      POKEEPSIE NY Occ:     At Home   Fa: NY Mo: NY Lizzie RANTIS       Other  F          S          B          45      SINGSING NY Occ:     Cook Blk   Fa: NY Mo: NY       There are only four Henrietta's anywhere near the right age in New York, it is entirely possible that this is her.  He is a Methodist pastor, and she was born in Bedford, and this is entirely possible for her, because of the Furman Bedford connection. Notes for Catherine A. Betts Mrs. Listed in 1875 census with Thomas Furman, age 49, born NY. Listed in 1880 Census with Thomas Furman, age 52, born NY.       Children of Thomas Furman IV and Henrietta Eastwood were as follows:       255       i           Mary Emma7 Furman , born 1842 in , New York. +    256       ii           Amanda Matilda7 Furman , born 1 Sep 1844 in Williamsburg, Kings, New York; died 18 Sep 1918 in Williamsburg, Kings, New York.  She married George Ralsey Davenport .       257       iii          Henrietta7 Furman , born 1846 in , New York.       258       iv          George7 Furman , born 1847 in , New York.   Notes: 1870 US Census for Brooklyn, George Furman, age 25, Cartman NY, Jane 19 Keeping house NY, and son Charles, 9/12, born August NY (1869).       259       v          Lemuel7 Furman , born 1849 in , New York.   Notes: 1880 US Census Lemuel FURMAN,    Self      M <Married> Male     W <White>       25                                                                                                                   BROOKLYN   Driver   NY S                                                                                                                NY S     Amelia FURMAN <./individual_record.asp?INDI_CODE=1880US_10773124_1&frompage=5>             Wife     M <Married>                                                                                                  Female             W <White>                                                                                                                   23         BROOKLYN                                                                                                                   Keeping House                                                                                                                   GER     GER      John T. FURMAN <./individual_record.asp?INDI_CODE=1880US_10773124_2&frompage=5>        Son       S <Single>                                                                                                     Male     W <White>       2                                                                                                                   BROOKLYN               NY S                                                                                                                BROOKLYN    Charles H. FURMAN <./individual_record.asp?INDI_CODE=1880US_10773124_3&frompage=5>        Other    S <Single>                              Male     W <White>       6M BROOKLYN               NY S BROOKLYN    Source Information:                                                            Census Place    Brooklyn, Kings (Brooklyn), New York City-Greater, New York Family History Library Film 1254852 NA Film Number  T9-0852 Page Number    5A       260       vi          Thomas7 Furman V , born Sep 1850 in New York City, New York; died 14 Oct 1874 in Dyers Station, Tennessee.   Notes: Thomas Furman enlisted in the U.S. Army on 2 August 1872 at Brooklyn, New York by Lt. Horton for 5 years, record indicates he was born in New York City, New York, that he was age 21, laborer, eyes brown, hair dark, complexion ruddy, height 5'8.5" tall.  The enlisted record indicates he was assigned to the 13th Infantry, Co. K, and was killed October 14, 1874 by R.R. accident. Thomas Furman arrived as a recruit on Sept. 10, 1872 to Company K, at Camp Stanburgh, Wyoming Territory.  In January 1873, he is mentioned as serving on detached service to repair telegraph lines in South Pass, Wyoming Territory. In March 1873, he is once again on detached duty in pursuit of deserters at South Pass, Wyoming Territory.  In July 1873, a detachment of the 13th was marched to Rawlins, Wyoming, trouble with Indians having been apprehended. From the 19th to the 22nd of August, 1873, Private Furman was part of a detachment from Company K which was sent to scout the Big Bend of the Beaver. Two officers and 16 enlisted men proceeded to scout down the Beaver, but no evidence of Indians was found, so it returned to the post having marched 60 miles.  In August, 1873, one of the soldiers, Isaac Baluvelt, died of disease. In September 1873, Thomas Furman was sent to Bryan, Wyoming to search for deserters.  In September, 1873, Pvt. Furman was sent with Capt. MacArthur to Camp Brown, Wyoming to scout for Indians.  In October, 1873, he was once again sent to Bryan, Wyoming in search of deserters. On October 25, 1873, Company K was transferred from Fort Stambaugh to Fort Fred Steele, Wyoming.  On the 16th of February 1874, Company K left Fort Steele for Camp Carlin, Wyoming and on the 25th of February they left and arrived at Chub Springs, Wyoming on the 28th.  In 1874, they left Chug Springs, Wyoming Territory and arrived at Camp Robinson, Red Cloud Agency, on March 8, 1874.  In June 1874, they left Camp Robinson and returned to Fort Fred Steele.  In July, 1874, Private Thomas Furman was sent to Camp Brown as an escort to Paymaster Major Dewey.  In July, 1874, Company I was sent to aid Capt. Bates, Co.B, 2nd Calvary, who was returning from an Indian fight year Rattlesnake Mountains, Wyoming Territory, on July 4, 1874.  They had taken heavy casualities.  In August 1874, Private Furman was once again sent to Camp Brown, as an escort to Paymaster Major Dewey.  In August 1874, Company D was sent on escort duty for supplies for the Big Horn Expedition.       261       vii         Henry7 Furman , born abt 1853 in Brooklyn, New York.   Notes: Mentioned in the divorce action of his parents.       262       viii        Elizabeth7 Furman , born abt 1858 in Brooklyn, New York.   Notes: Mentioned in the divorce action of her parents.