Linus M. Goodwin
Cem. Lot 76
Linus M. Goodwin b.
-1805 d. -23 Oct
1881 age 76 yrs. 2 mos.
John
Goodwin
b. -1773 d. -16 Jun
1854 age 80 yrs. 10 mos.
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Church Records :
Linus
Goodwin
Ex. -20 Dec 1831 Dis. to jion Methodist Ch.
Abagail Goodwin Ex.
& Bapt. -13 Jan 1833
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Charles Grimes
Ostin (Austin) & Dealyer (Delia) Grimes, children of Charles and
Hepsy Grimes.
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Nothing on lot.
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Joel Hart
Zerujah, his wife b.
-1792 d. -9
Jan 1821 age 29 yrs.
Lydia, 2nd wife b.
-1788 d.
-21 Aug 1831 age 43 yrs.
Joel P.
Hart
b. -1826 d.
-
Capt. John
Hart b.
-1747 d.
-28 Apr 1830 age 83 yrs.
Mary, his wife b.
-1752 d.
-20 Sep 1834 age 82 yrs.
Church record :
If we only had the first Clerk's book of the Hopewell Pres.
Church, that would have
told us more of all these very early pioneer families. I believe that
Joel Hart was
its first Clerk. The Hart family then lived on Sect. 47, the first
house west of the
Jo Birdseye home, south side of road. Then it became the Clinton
Watkins farm
and much later the Jason Gates place, now Zimmerman. Capt. John Hart
served
in the Revolutionary War.
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Isaac Hart
Isaac N.
Hart b.
-1814 d. -3
Nov 1867 age 53 yrs.
Esther C., his wife b.
-1820 d.
-28 Sep 1847 age 27 yrs.
(dau. of W. R. Pettit)
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Church Record :
John
Hart
Charter Member
Molly (Mary) Hart
"
"
Sarah E.
Hart Ex. -8 Dec
1831
Joel S. Hart Ex.
-13 Jan 1833
Hannah Hart By letter
-Mar 1833
John
Hart
Ex. -6 May 1838
Olive
Hart
Dis. -26 May 1844
Mary
Hart
Dis. -1 Nov 1845
Mrs. Maria Hart Ex. -2 May 1865
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In 1859 Isaac Hart was living on the cross road west of the Zimmerman
place,
on the Van Voren place. David S. Hart was in the Civil War. I think he
was a
grandson of Capt. John Hart. I think that Maria Hart was a dau. of
Richmond
Case.
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A. Hayes
May have been Arnold Hayes who married Rebecca Whitacre?
James Hayes
Cem Lot 72
James
b.
-1776
d. -29 Apr 1837
age 61 yrs.
Jane, wife of James
b.
-1779
d. -3 Dec 1853 age 74 yrs.
James Eddy Hayes b. - 20 Oct 1809 d.
-28 Oct 1865 age 56 yrs.
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Cherch Records :
James E. Hayes Ex. -8 Dec
1831 Dis. 3 May 1855
Mary E. Hayes By letter, -3
May 1834
Jane
Hayes
Dis. -1 Sep 1838
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Henion
Cem. Lot 45
David J.
Henion b.
-1763
d. -1 Jul 1882 age 59 yrs.
Ann, his
wife
b.
-1800
d -5 May 1826 age 62 yrs.
see also:
http://boards.ancestry.com.au/surnames.henion/31/mb.ashx
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Church Records:
Ann Henion, Adult, Ex. -5 Jun
1834 Dis. -16 Feb 1835
James & Lester, Children, Bapt. -3 Feb 1834
This family was among the early settlers.
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Herrick
Cem. Lot 64
Celina Jane, dau. of
Jonathan & Hannah Herrick b. -1824 d.
-22 Jun 1856 age 32 yrs. 2 mos. 26 days
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HILL
Hill, Welcome Corydon, son of Ira & Sarah F.; died Dec 1846; ae 3
yrs;
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William Howe
Cem. Lot No. 103
William
Howe
b. -1773 d. -4 Dec 1860
age 87 yrs. 20 dys.
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HURD
An infant son of Stephen & Laura; died Oct 5 1826; ae 5 days;
William E.; died Mar 16 1828; ae 5 mos;
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JOHNSON
Charles; died Aug 21 1872; ae 69 yrs;
Phila, wife of Charles; died May 13 1856; ae 55 yrs;
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James Kane
Cem. Lot 8A
A James Kane and his wife Maggie Harrington worked at Ontario County
House
in Town of Hopewell.
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KENFIELD
Lucina E., dau of J. & R. and wife of W. W. Miles; died May 7 1872;
ae 33 yrs 8 mos;
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Kerskie
Cem. Lot 8A
Cem. Lot 3A
John, their
son
b. -1882
d. -1929 age 47
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Gottlieb
Kerskie,
father of Frederick Kerskie
Gottliebe (Absomowsk) Kerskie Mother
"
" "
Christolt Absomowsk, the father of Anna (Absomowsk) Kerskie
Anna Absomowsk, the mother
"
"
" "
They had 13 children, 7 born in West Prussia,
6 were born in NY State (Hopewell).
came to America in 1883.
Children
1. Wilhemina Karlyn Kerskie, b. -28 Sep
1872 m. James Faulkner, 20 Dec 1920
2. Frederick
3. Gottlieb
4. Hermann
5. Fredericka Wilhelmina Kerskie b. -9 May 1878 m. -24 Mar 1898
Emil Brahm.
Children
Walter
H. b. -10 Oct 1899 d. -5 Mar 1931
Wilhelm Ernest b. -6 Oct 1901 m.
-4 Jul 1925, Mary Dickson.
Edward Mosher b. -24 Feb 1904 m.
Winifred McIntyre.
Lewis
b. -18 Jun 1906 m. -1 Feb 1928, Dorothy Henry.
Grandchildren
Frances Imogene Brahm b. -31 Jul 1923 d. -1923
Wilhelm J. Brahm
Chester
Brahm
b. -1927
died at birth.
Donald Richard Brahm
Robert Brahm
Verna Mae Braham
Shirley Lou Brahm
James Rodney Braham
6. John Kerskie b. -26 Jun 1882 d. -26
Apr 1929 twin
7. Johanna Kerskie b.
" d.
-1886
8. Emma Wright Kerskie b. -28 Nov 1885 m. Nov
1905, Charles McManus.
(Children)
Daughter Nov 1906 died at birth.
Catherine McManus b.
-20 Nov 1907 m. Frank Lawrence, 5 Jul 1927.
Gladys Dorothy McManus b.
-Nov 1910 d. -age 18 mos.
Robert McManus
9. Otto Emil Kerskie b. -17 Oct
1887 d. Oct
1957
Children
Elaine H. Kerskie
10. Ernest Wilhelm Kerskie
b. -6 Jul 1891 m. -25 Dec 1933, Hazel Ostrander.
Child
Ernest Kerskie
11. Jule Wilhelmina Kerskie b. -24 Feb 1893 m. -5 Jul
1923, Ray Sailer.
Carol Ann Sailer
12. Pauline B. Kerskie b. -20 Jan 1897
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Otto E. 1886-1957
Bernice, R. N.; 1891-1980;
Hazel O.; 1900-1975;
Pauline B.; 1897-1981;
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The Kerskie family were an unusual one coming from Prussia in 1883, with their children. They were hard working folk, raising their large family, thou' some had died young. The first I remember of them was one day when we were coming home from Canandaigua, with a horse and buggy, we caught up with a young woman and a child along the foot of the lake. We stopped and asked them to ride. The woman was crying and very frightened. It seemed that she expected her husband to meet her train, but someway their plans had miscarried and no one was there. Her husband worked for Henry Pratt, so my mother knew where to take her.
Later the Kerskies moved to the house south of the old cemetery, and their daughter Frederika came to stay with us and help my mother. She was called Fritzie. I remember her as a shy, quiet girl but we all liked her. She must have been around 14 and her sister Jule was born while Fritzie was with us. I also knew John quite well and Ernest a very little, but the others I did not know at all. The oldest dau. Wilhemina, was away and the others were younger that I.
Then the family moved to the house on the west corner of the turnpike and the Cem. Rd. There the father and mother both died. The father took care of the Cem. for many summers as the Clerk's book shows.
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A. H. KETCHAM
Cem. Lot 68.
Hannah, wife of A. H.; b. -1781 d. - Jan 14 1822; age 40
yrs;
Elvira, dau of A. H. and Hannah; b. -1825 d. - May 1833;
age 8 yrs;
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Church Records.
Alexander Ketcham Ex. -6 May
1832 Dis. -27 Oct 1841
Amy, his 2nd wife Ex. -30 Jun
1832 Dis. -4 Oct 1840
Amy Ketcham, Adult, Bapt. -1 Jul 1832.
Hannah, Elvira and Elizabeth, Children of Brother and Sister Ketcham,
Bapt. -22 Jul 1832
Church Rec. page 69 Gabriel Ketcham,
Alexander Ketcham.
"
" " 127 Amy Ketcham to
Cong. Church of Canandaigua.
"
" In
1841 Alexander and wife Amy to Brockport or Branchport, NY.
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Kimball
Cem. Lot 52
The Kimble family came to Hopewell from New Jersey.
Enos Kimball
Cem. Lot 97
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Church Records :
James Kimball Ex. -2 Oct 1830
Dis. -15 May 1831 Bapt. -3 Oct 1830
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LAMBERSON
Cem. Lot 32
William Lamberson.
Harriet, wife of William; b. -1798 d. -May 17 1857; age
59 yrs;
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LEVALLEY
Richard
b. -1784 d. -Feb 10 1813 age
29 yrs
Clarissa, no dates d. at age 2 yrs.
Susan, no dates d. at age 1 yr.
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Church Record :
Erie (Era) Levalley Ex. 27 Apr
1831 Dis. 13 Jan 1839
Holden Levalley, father of Richard, had three
Children : (1) Hannah 1794-1853 married Olver Babcock, 1794-1884. (see
Babcock lot 21); (2) C. Levalley and wife L., parents of Clarissa and
Susan. (3) Richard Levalley 1784-1813. Note, the names of their four
children : a son Era or Ere or Erie who lived in Medina; A son Ara and
a son Iri, who moved to Mich. and a dau. Oro. Now these were niece and
nephews of Hannah Levalley Babcock, but may not have been Richards
children, but another child of Holden Levalley.
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LEWIS
Cem. Lot 40
Nathaniel;
b. -1780 d. -Mar 28 1857 age 77 yrs.
Catharine, wife b.
-1780 d. -Feb 20 1857 age
77 yrs.
Roswell, son of Nathaniel & Catharine, b. -1803 d. -May 24 1838 age
35 yrs.
Charles, son of Nathaniel & Catharine, b. -1822
d.
-July 28 1825 age 19 mos.
The Nathaniel Lewis Family lived on Sect. 72 in the house which burned on the site of the Tom Moore home. One of their sons Nathaniel B. Lewis married Catherine Smith and their daughter Kate E. Lewis married Doc. Parker who lived across from the Mary Gates place where Bert Moore now lives. They had two children, Anna and Charles. Charles drew one of the Cemetery Maps which the Association has.
Another daughter of Nathaniel B. Lewis married Gates Smith and their children were Kate and Lewis, who married Carrie Couch (See Couch Records). John Lewis, brother of Nathaniel B. was grandfather or William Lewis now living (at time of this writing) on upper Main Street, Canandaigua.
Lewis Station was named from the early family.
Elizabeth, wife of David, b.
-1809 d. -Sept
15 1888, age
79 yrs.
David Lewis was an Englishman. They lived across from the Cemetery. John Greenough was a nephew and he married Hattie Glue. The Glue family lived on the west corner of the turnpike and the cemetery road, when I was a small girl. I remember the glue family, the Lewis family, also John Greenough. I do not think they were related to the Nathaniel Lewis family.
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LINCOLN
Mary, died Dec 20 1825 in 29th yr. next to Cornelius
Wykoff;
