Deuel - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Gertrude Deuel Ickes

10Mitchell — 2012-03-20 01:11:39Z

In Vol.III of THEY WERE HERE TOO: GENEALOGIES OF THE OWNERS OF THE INN AT EASTON CORNERS, Jane Welling wrote, "there s a fine Devol-Deuel Genealogy by Gertrude Deuel Ickes of Elmhurst, Illinois" (p. 112). Does anyone have that book or is it on line? I am researching the Duell/Deuel families and the Russell families in and around Easton, New York.
11mitchell@mchsi.com

Stephen DEUELL, Hudson, NY 1794-1853

poohdooh1 — 2012-03-07 14:05:57Z

Looking for parents of Stephen Deuell, b abt 1794 in Hudson, Columbia Co., NY d 15 Aug 1853. He married Eliza Acers @1820 and they had 6 children:

Mary Elizabeth b. @1829 d. Feb 1897 (married Benjamin Harder);
Joseph b @1830 d. Apr 1902;
Henrietta S. b @1832 d. Dec 1892 (married Willets Jarvis);
Catherine b. Apr 1836 d. Jan 1921 (married Edward Moore);
Sarah M. b. 1838 d. Jan 1921 (married Walter F. Sturgis);
John T. b. Dec 1840 d. Jun 1921;

Stephen is buried alongside his wife Eliza, in Hudson City Cemetery, Hudson, NY.

There are other Deuell/Duell members buried in Hudson though I have not been able to link them together:

Jeremiah b. 11 Jun 1774 d. 15 Dec 1844;
Hannah (wife of Jeremiah) b. abt 1781 d. 15 Aug 1859;
Benjamin F. (their son) b. 3 Sep 1802 d. 3 Apr 1885.

Any help is appreciated.
Catherine

Deuel/ Duel/ Duell family

10Mitchell — 2011-10-03 16:27:45Z

I found much Davol/Deuel/Duel/Duell information at http://contentdm.lib.byu.edu/cdm4/document.php?CISOROOT=%2FF.... I also found the search and print mechanisms hard to manage, but the information was carefully researched.

I am seeking more information about Ebenezer Duell/Duel (1757-1841) and his father George (1732-1813). I think that George's father was Benjamin. Ebenezer was my ancestor through his daughter Permelia/Pamelia Duel Russell.

11mitchell@mchsi.com

Re: DEUEL

suzyray152 — 2011-06-30 05:41:24Z

Gene Pierre Deuel was my father. I am M Suzette "Suzy" Ray now. I can be reached at suzyray@sbcglobal.net. I live in California.

Re: Benjamin Bailey Smith

myracle777 — 2011-05-31 02:55:57Z

Thanks. Any Deuel info will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Sybil Putney & Benjamin Deuel

MMF132 — 2011-05-11 19:58:43Z

I am researching this line. My great great grandmother was Marcia Deuel, 6th child of Joseph Putney Deuel and Melinda Cody.

Have you found any additional information since this post? I actually have quite a bit of information on Benjamin Deuel (father of Joseph Putney) provided to me by my grandmother. He was born Jan. 6 1764 in Washington, Dutchess County, NY and died Feb. 20, 1846 Aurelius, Cuyuga Co., NY. He was first married to Sybil Putney (it is believed that her father was a Joseph Putney). This marriage occured prior to 1800, but it is not known when she died. He did re-marry to Hannah Birch in Oct. 1822 and there were no children from the second marriage.

There is little, if any, information about Sybil Putney. If you have uncovered anything, I'd love to know. I am happy to give you more information about them, if you still need it.

Mary

Re: Who was Benjamin Deuel with Marquis De La Fayette 1770s?

MMF132 — 2011-05-11 19:56:43Z

Re: Benjamin Bailey Smith

patebens1 — 2011-03-27 04:22:10Z

Am decendent of Deuel family. Have some info, just starting. Will see what I have. Believe, they immegrated to Ellis Island from France. 7 brothers and then scattered. Our bunch landed in Minnesota. Pat

Benjamin Bailey Smith

myracle777 — 2010-11-27 03:28:41Z

Looking for info on g-grandfather, Philadelphia, PA. He is said to have married Mary Deuel, and when she died, her sister Elizabeth. Last source is 1880 Census.

Re: Seth Deuel VT->Ohio?->IL

john4115 — 2010-09-13 11:36:57Z

I do not have a great deal of information, but I will tell you about some connection. Sara E. Deuel was married to my great uncle Henry H. Bowles. I remember seeing Seth's name in an old family bible of the Bowles family, but there was no genealogical information. Sarah and Henry Bowles are buried in Casey, Illinois cemetery. I can send a photo of the stone if you can provide an e-mail address. I am not presently a member of Ancestry.

There is also a Bowles DNA family history list containing the names of Bowles family members. It also lists Sarah as being married to Henry.

John E. Bowles
jbtokyoto@hotmail.com

Re: Seth Deuel VT->Ohio?->IL

john4115 — 2010-09-13 11:35:48Z

Sybil Putney & Benjamin Deuel

KaDha — 2010-08-13 13:31:20Z

Looking for any documentation for Sybil Putney's marriage to Benjamin Deuel or the birth of their son, Joseph Putney Deuel in Saratoga County, New York May 16, 1800.

I'm wondering if everyone is at a dead end with this research?

Update on Deuel In Iowa

JandSBarry — 2010-06-02 01:20:30Z

Lewis Deuel, was my g-g-g- grandfather, m. Mary Barton. G-g grandafther, Edmond Edward Deuel, b. 1809, Saratoga, Greenfield, NY m. Martha Bailey. G-grandfather, Edmond Edward Deuel, Jr,.b.1861, 2 or 3, same place, m. Grace Hunter, 15-Jan-1889, Woodbine, Harrison, IA. Grandmother, Mary Edna Deuel, b. 22-Mar-1895, Woodbine, Harrison, IA, m. Harry Westly Murphy, d. Nov-1977. Father, Gerald L. Murphy, b. 12-May-1914, m. Verlie A. Delaney, 1940, d. Dec-1984.

Deuel

SDHill911 — 2010-06-02 01:13:22Z

Looking for decendents of Franklin Deuel and Nancy Bowen

John Deuel and Mary Hauver

MarjoryHays — 2010-05-02 18:08:47Z

Looking for John Deuel b Abt 1812 Missisquoi County, St Armand West married Mary Hauver, Had several children one being my great grandmother Cornelia Cecelia Deuel born May 26, 1858. She in turn married Joshua Manning Ferris in 1884 in Vermont

Daniel B. Deuel, born about 1811 in New York

JMitchell369 — 2010-04-25 14:20:07Z

In the 1885 state census of Benton in Freemont County, Iowa, I happened to notice the name of Daniel B. Deuel, born about 1811 in New York. He was married to Charlotte Deuel, born in 1833 also in New York. Ruth M. Golden,born about 1862 in Illinois, lived with this couple; and Ruth apparently had two childfren: Phoebe and Mart.

I am related to the Deuels/Duels of New York. (There were many.) But I cannot place Daniel. Perhaps this census entry will help someone else.

JM at 11mitchell@mchsi.com

Re: Hannah DEUEL b.1766 in Dartmouth, MA

macmcomber — 2010-02-20 00:48:10Z

You might try and contact Jerry Barker Devol, Rte 3, Devola, Ohio 45750. This is from 1996 info.

Ausbern B. Deuel - Saratoga Co, NY

Sue3824 — 2009-10-16 13:56:22Z

Perhaps these tidbits will help other Deuel researchers. After much digging I now believe this man to be same as "Brosnyn, Owen, etc." Listed with Lewis B. Deuel & wife Elizabeth (Mallery) at Corinth, NY in the mid 1880s. He married and had son Aubern L. Deuel, also a Saratoga Co, NY resident.

Father Lewis B. Deuel is still living at Corinth, NY in 1885 - he appears in Albany & Buffalo news reports as having broken his leg badly when a horse bolted while he was tilling corn. (June 25.) The poor man had to drag himself 1/2 mile home again. 1885 directory for New York Mills, Oneida Co, NY shows an L. Barton, Deuel, laborer, residing there at same address as Lews C. Deuel & family (Lewis C. known to be Lewis B.'s son) - presumably the injured Lewis gave up all farming. The news reports call injured man 75 years old, which may be slightly off.
Elizabeth/Betsey (Mallery) Deuel died at home of son L.C. Deuel in 1901 but was buried in Saratoga County, NY - location undetermined but likely Maplewood Cemetery.

Re: Harry Porter Deuel

liz1sf8c1d7slemau9u3h6fdns33ohdu — 2009-08-01 16:27:27Z

Hi ,
I am looking for information about a Henry Galley who lived in our house in Reach, Cambridgeshire,England .He worked on the farm at East Henrietta and we have a letter sent c/o Harry Porter in 1879 from Henry to his father telling of a party that was had at the farm at Christmas 1879. Henry was working on the farm for 8 dollars a month and was very pleased about it. It will not help much in your search but i thought it would be interesting to know.
Liz

Re: Lewis B Deuel and Lewis C Deuel

dblauvel — 2009-05-24 22:53:25Z

Dear SusieWMoran

In another board you posted the following:

"Who were the actual children of Lewis Deuel (born 1773) and Mary Barton? I have a copy of the 1855 Missionary Journal of Osmyn Merrit Deuel and the children mentioned do not correspond to other historical accounts."

Wish to verify, or deny, that Lewis and Mary (Barton) Deuel's dau. Mary, supposedly b. 1809, was the wife of William Gates of Frankfort, Herkimer County, NY, a major match manufacturer at Frankfort during the middle of the 1800s.

Elsewise, it is alternately claimed that the same Mary Deuel was the wife of Martin Powell Blackman of Massena, St. Lawrence County, NY in 1830 and 1840 and removed to Marquette, Wisconsin where they are in the 1850 census.

Re: Arthur Deuel b. NY lived Neb, ID, CO

gandepitt — 2009-04-11 16:21:26Z

Lewis Deuel
gPitt7297 (View posts) Posted: 14 Jan 2001 9:45AM

Classification:
Surnames:
My gr. grandfather, Lewis Livingston Deuel, was born in 1849 at Saratoga Co., NY. He married Adelia DeLong. She was born in 1845 at Saratoga Co., NY. Their children were Arthur B, Freddy L, Herbert Samuel (my grandfather),Eugene L, Alice E and Berta L. Herbert Samuel Samuel and his wife, Emma Short, settled at Woodbine, Harrison Co., IA. I can find no more info on Lewis Deuel. Any help is appreciated--especially Lewis' ancestry and date and place of death. Since you are looking for infl on Arthur B (who alos is my Arthur B), perhaps you can help me. genepitt@pionet.net

Seth Deuel VT->Ohio?->IL

MikeAndBarbsHouse — 2008-12-19 23:56:09Z

I'm hoping someone can help with information about Seth Deuel, born between 1805 and 1810 in Vermont, Father born in New York, Mother born in Nova Scotia.

By 1840 moved to Illinois and by 1860 to Casey, Clark County, Illinois.

He had (at least) a daughter, Amy Lovica Deuel (1842-1879) that married John Nelson Conger 1861 in Clark County, IL..

From another board, I saw a post about a Dr. Israel Deuel and wife Mary that could possibly be the parents of Seth, but I need more information to confirm.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks,
Mike

Re: James Putney Deuel

pattimunson1 — 2008-07-18 15:27:25Z

Hi Tammy ~

I am your 2nd cousin (your mom is my cousin). You may email me directly at patti_munson@msn.com if you'd like.

~ Patti

Re: James Putney Deuel

lafemmetamera — 2008-07-18 04:49:01Z

I know this is kind of late to be posting, after all, it is 7 years later, but I just came across this. I am Tamera (Tammy Lea Deuel) and the youngest child of Mary Eva Potts. Yes, she is still in Bakersfield and doing well at 79. I believe the son of Jospeph Jasper that you are talking about that passed away while at work was my Grandfather, James Warren Deuel. He died at the age of 48 from a heart attack while working in the oilfields just outside of Taft Ca. This was a good 20 years before I came along. James married Wilma May Jolly (who passed away on Jan 21, 1993 at the age of 82 from a stroke). They had 3 children: Jack Deuel, who died at a very young age, while on leave from the Navy, in a car accident. He died at the Naval hospital in San Diego after being in a coma for some time. Mary Eva born in 1929, My Mother is still alive and well and living in Bakersfield, CA. She had 3 children of her own; myself, her only daughter I was born in 1968, Her oldest son is Gary Lee Deuel and her youngest son is Lawrence (Larry) Wayne Potts. James and Wilma had another son Donald Lee Deuel, who unfortunately died of a massive heart attack in 2003. He is buried in Greenlawn Southwest Cemetary along with his Mother. His son, Darryl died not too long after, also after a massive heart attack. I believe that his injuries from a motorcycle accident led to this if I remember correctly. I, myself have no children unless you count my boyfriends 2 boys from previous relationships. My brother Gary has 3 children; Jerry Lee Deuel who lives with his wife Melissa and son Logan in Vancouver Washington. His daughters are Kerri and Beth who both have married and have children of their own. Larry Potts married Nettie (Earlene Norris) and had 3 children; Randal Wayne, Amy Marie, and Laurie Dawn. Larry and his two daughters have lived in Oxnard and Ventura Ca for at least the past 30 years. Randy now lives in Texas. I do know that my Mom would love to hear from anyone who either remembers her or has missed her. I would also like to hear from my long lost relatives and hear of interesting family tales. Also, as of this time, I do not believe that any of the Deuels still remain on Deuel Ct. (which is really sad as last year on the news there was a shooting on the street and it kind of sounds like maybe the wrong people now live on the land that I know my Mom says was very important to her Grandfather and those that remember when the family was close knit and had family reunions). I, myself have a history degree from UCLA and learning the history of my family is very fascinating and important to me.

Lavinia Deuel/Dewel/Devol McGee

meggleston — 2008-02-24 14:40:52Z

I am searching for information linking Lavinia Deuel/Dewel/Devol to the larger Deuel line. She was born about 1827 in New York and died in Jan 1894 in Louisville, St. Lawrence County, NY. Her parents were William Cornelius and Sarah Henry Deuel/Devol. William Cornelius' parents were Preserved Fish and Mary Rice Devol. Preserved's parents were Cornelius and Mary Fish Devol. Please contact me through this message board or email me at megglest@nncsk12.org. Thank you.

Re: Ruth Robbins DEUEL/NY/1828-1893

rtg52 — 2007-11-17 23:59:25Z

No, I do not know that connection.

Re: Ruth Robbins DEUEL/NY/1828-1893

patriciaLuWright25 — 2007-11-17 23:56:51Z

Do you know if she would be an ancester of the DEUEL's
that eventually settled in Nebraska in 1800's?
My grandfather was Warren Deuel, son of Franklin Deuel

Re: Need Help!!

JOANM803 — 2007-11-17 04:59:47Z

Conklins/g] of NY/NJ: Searching for ancestors of g-parents, Matthew L. Conklin(g) & Bess Finn who married ca 1900 & had 8 children, 6 of which lived: Elizabeth, Mary Frances, Matthew Warren, Genevieve Rita, Corinne Florence and Virginia Ann. Matthew had a prior marriage to Julia Hetzel ca 1889 which produced 6 children as well: Matthew Livingston Jr., Irving, Raymond, Gertrude, Isabel, Roscoe.

He [my gf Matthew L.] lived in Hoboken, N.J. from his birth in 1861 until 1901 when he moved to Manhattan, N.Y. However, his siblings as well as uncles, etc. lived in and around Bergen, Morris, Essex Counties. He was one of 10 chldn. of Matthew H. Conklin [g] & Elvira Vanriper [n]: Issue: Matthew b. 5/10/1861 – 1946; Ella(en), 7/15/1864; Mary, 3/7/1867; Fanny, 10/28/1870; David, 7/23/1869; James, 7/20/1873; Sadie, 2/22/1876; Atno, 9/20/1879; Mabel 7/19/1880; Jane; Gladys 2/1883; Cadie 2/6/1884.
His g-father, Matthias (Matthew Conklin[g]) m. Frances Brickel, issue: Warren born June 15, 1836; He married Sarah (b. 1841, Canada); Matthew H. b. 2/29/1838-1918; Issue: Warren, Matthew, Oliver, Hannah, Charlotte, Wm., Francis, Horace & Maria.
His ggf, Nathaniel, born 1790, died 1874, m. Hortley Schrone, they had Matthias, above. I would be interested in info on Nathaniel possibly from military et. Al. and would be happy to share as well.
They started in NY, then to NJ abt. 1800?

Re: Lewis B Deuel and Lewis C Deuel

SusieWMoran — 2007-09-12 22:50:46Z

I am VERY interested in what you found. Where did you find the Corinth History? Has it been microfilmed or could I get a copy? Do you live in NY and so found it in person? I have a Nancy JONES who married, supposedly, ASA DEUEL, son of Lewis Deuel and Mary Barton. Do you know more about the JONES connection?

Florence Moran

Re: My Deuel family

AllenMillhorn — 2007-08-19 17:49:33Z

Hi Lois
I am related to Luther and Hannah Kiddy Deuel through the Kiddy family. I would love to exchange information with you about the Deuel family. Please contact me at cjm431@aol.com

Re: Lewis B Deuel and Lewis C Deuel

auntmimi40 — 2007-07-19 00:45:19Z

I hope you are still looking for Mallerys. I have finally made the connection to Lewis Deuel (Duel), born approx 1820 and Elizabeth (Betsy) Mallery, born approx 1824, who lived in Corinth.

This info comes from the Mallery family annals at the Corinth History Library.

Betsy Mallery's parents were Selah P. Mallery and Phoebe (Phebe) Mills, buried in Corinth. Selah's parents apparently were William Mallery and Betsy Satterly. William is then the son of Peter and Anna (or Annie) Mallery, who are also the parents of my direct ancestors, John Mallery and Betsey Jones (of Argyle, NY).

I have more if you are interested.
Marie Poutre

Frederick P. DEUEL, b. NY 1837, d. MI aft 1904, wife Charlotte

richards_clark — 2007-06-17 14:13:30Z

I am looking for information on Frederick P. DEUEL, who according to the 1900 census, was born 1837 in New York. He was listed as late as 1904 in a Tecumseh, Michigan city directory, and appeared with his wife Charlotte in the 1900 census. He served in the Civil War, yet no pension file has been located. He was apparently married and a father when he enlisted.

Actually, I am more concerned at the moment with finding Charlotte Deuel's maiden name, which I believe may have been Conklin. The 1870 census shows a Nancy Conklin in their home as a "Ret. H. K.", probably for "retired house keeper". At this point, I believe Nancy Conklin was the widow of a John Conklin enumerated in the 1840 census of Washtenaw County, Michigan. She married my ggg-grandfather Charles H. Hoy in Washtenaw County in 1843. I believe Charles died circa 1848, possibly in Lenawee county, as two of his underage children joined the Congregational church at Clinton, Lenawee County, Michigan in 1848, listing Tecumseh as their residence. Charles Hoy's older children were found scattered in various homes in Manchester, Washtenaw County, Michigan during the 1850 census (except for my gg-granfather George Hoy, who even though married well before the official census date, was not listed with his new bride Sarah Lovejoy Root - she was listed in her mother's home with the remainder of her siblings by her maiden name).

I should also note that the Hoy family had been carpenters, joiners, and millwrights for several generations. The occupation of Fred P. Deuel was listed as a millwright and carpenter. It's possible that they may have had business dealings besides a familial relationship.

By the 1860 census, Nancy Conklin/Hoy had remarried for a third time in Lenawee county during 1855 to Emerick Scriver. He and his sons are not listed in the census, but later enlisted from Lenawee county during the Civil War. I have not found any additional information on Emerick following his enlistment, and it appears that Nancy did not receive a pension for his service. In Nancy's household was Mary Hoy, age 16, no doubt her daughter, and 8 year-old John Conklin, probably her grandson. Mary Hoy married William Smith in Washtenaw county during 1861, and I have not found any additional information on the couple. Also, I have not been able to find Fred and Charlotte Deuel in the 1860 census, although they were apparently married and were already the parents of Frank A. Deuel.

I know the Hoy family, despite living in Connecticut for some time, had ties to New York. They settled in Michigan circa 1835, after a short stay in Toledo, Ohio. I don't have enough clues yet to know if they migrated as part of a group from New York, but they did associate with other families from New York. They seemed to travel along the Raisin River once in Michigan. I don't have enough information yet to determine where these other families originated in New York, but any information on Fred Deuel's background would be welcomed news. An equal part of the puzzle is Mrs. Nancy Conklin, and her family.

I'll place record transcripts concerning the family below. It would appear that Fred and Charlotte's son Finley B. Deuel died before 1900, and son Frank A. moved to California, where it appears he divorced his first wife Agnes and married again. Neither Frank nor his second wife are found in the California Death Index, athough Frank Jr. was.

Any comments are welcomed.

1840 US Census - Washtenaw County, Michigan
NA Series: Roll: 211 Sheet: 38
J. Conklin 0120010000000 22000100000000 1 Agriculture
(Seems to be the right age group for Mrs. Nancy Conklin - listed 2 pages after C. H. Hoy, and the closest of any Conklins. Mrs. Charlotte Deuel may be one of the daughters listed here as under age 5.)
0 to 5, 5 to 10, 10 to 15, 15 to 20, 20 to 30, 30 to 40, 40 to 50, 50 to 60, 60 to 70, 70 to 80, 80 to 90, 90 to 100, over 100

1850 US Census - Have not been able to find Charles Hoy, Nancy Hoy, or Nancy's Hoy or Conklin children. Some of the Hoy children are scattered in various homes in Manchester, while son George Hoy, although married, was not listed. His young bride was listed with her mother, still under her maiden name, although they married well before the official census date.

1860 US Census - Clinton, Lenawee County, Michigan
NA Series: M653 Roll: 551 Page: 867 Sheet: 120 Date: 20 July 1860 D/F: 896/910
Nancy Scriver, 55 F $200 $50 NY
Mary Hoy, 16 F MI (m. William Smith in Washtenaw 1861)
John Conklin, 8 M MI (farm laborer for Duress family 1870 census of Washtenaw county)

1870 US Census - Tecumseh, Lenawee County, Michigan
NA Series: M593 Roll: 686 Page: 29 Sheet: 559 Date: 8 June 1870 D/F: 265/268
Fred P. Deuel, 35 M W Millwright $700 $300 NY
Charlotte Deuel, 32 F W Keeping House MI
Frank A. Deuel, 10 M W At School MI
Finley B. Deuel, 6 M W MI
Nancy Conklin, 65 F W "Retd. H. K." NY
NOTE - Could Charlotte be Nancy's daughter? 1900 census shows Charlotte b. May 1838 MI, parents born NY

1880 US Census - Tecumseh, Lenawee County, Michigan
NA Series: T9 Roll: 591 Page: 40D Sheet: 488 ED: 170 Date: 17 June 1880 D/F: 351/385
Fred P. Duel, Head W M 43 Married Millwright NY NY NY
Charlotte W. Duel, Wife W F 41 Married Keeping House MI NY NY
Frank A. Duel, Son W M 20 Single Dental Student MI NY MI
Finley B. Duel, Son W M 16 Single Clerk in Agr. Store MI NY MI (died before 1900 census)

1900 US Census - Tecumseh, Tecumseh Township, Lenawee County, Michigan
NA Series: T623 Roll: 725 Page: 216 Sheet: 2B ED: 62 Date: 2 June 1900 D/F: 40/40
Fred P. Deuel, Head W M Dec 1837 63 Married 40 Years NY NY NY Carpenter
Charlotte W. Deuel, Wife F W May 1838 62 Married 40 Yrs. 2 Children, 1 Living MI NY NY

1900 US Census - Tecumseh, Tecumseh Township, Lenawee County, Michigan
NA Series: T623 Roll: 275 Page: 218 Sheet: 4B ED: 62 Date: 4 June 1900 D/F: 112/115
Frank A. Deuel, Head W M Feb 1860 40 Married 19 Yrs. MI MI MI Dress Making Rents Home
Agnes V. Deuel, Wife W F Oct 1864 35 Married 19 Yrs. 1 Child, 1 Living CAN ??? CAN Im. 1875 Dress Making
Harry B. Deuel, Son W M Oct 1882 17 Single MI MI MI At School

1910 US Census - 138 Euclid Avenue, San Bernardino, Upland Township, San Bernardino County, California
NA Series: T624 Roll: 94 Page: 269 Sheet: 17B ED: 124 Date: 16 May 1910 D/F: 408/424
Frank A. Deuel, Head M W 50 M1-30 Yrs. MI MI MI Garage Machinist Rents Home

California Death Index, 1905-1929
Agnes V. Deuel, (No Spouse), Age 52 yrs., d. 2/25/1917 County #70 (Los Angeles), Certificate #13814

1920 US Census - Perris Township, Riverside County, California
NA Series: T625 Roll: 125 Page: 201 Sheet: 6B ED: 111 Date: 20 January 1920 D/F: 135/141
F. A. Deuel, Head Owned Free Farm M W 59 Married MI MI MI Farmer
Laura W. Deuel, Wife F W 40 Married IL GER GER None
Frank A. Deuel Jr., Son M W 8 Single CA MI IL None

California Deaths, 1940-2000
FRANK AUBEL DEUEL, Born: 1912-03-29 in California - Father/Mother not given - Died MONO County on 1979-08-16 -Certificate#: 548078515 Age: 67

Deuel, Frederick P., Lenawee County. Enlisted in Company G, Fourth Infantry, as Sergeant, June 20, 1861, at Adrian, for 3 years, Age 22. Mustered June 20, 1861. Discharged for disability at Baltimore, Md., Oct. 29, 1862. No pension file located.

Re: CHARLES EDWARD & son Benjamin Pheneas Deuel

SusieWMoran — 2007-06-13 21:12:39Z

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer my query.

Sincerely,

Florence Moran

New Primary Source found for DEUELS, 1850's, NY

SusieWMoran — 2007-06-13 20:55:27Z

I am a direct descendent of William Devol b. 1565 in England. I am researching the Deuel line and I came across your post. I am the granddaughter of
Ovilla DEUEL, born 1876, Utah, dau of
William Henry DEUEL Jr. born 1848, son of
William Henry DEUEL Sr., born 1811, son of
Lewis DEUEL born 1773 in Corinth, NY, son of
Jonathan DEUEL III, born 1749 in Saratoga, NY, son of
William Davel IV or Duel or Devel born 1728 in Mass., son of
William Davol III, born 1698, Mass., son of
Jonathan DEUEL II born 1675, son of
Jonathan Davol/Davel 1st born 1647, Rhode Island, son of
William Devol II born 1615, Eng., son of
Thomas Devill, born 1565, Eng. son of
Richard Devol born 1530, England.
This came from the book; DEVOL, pub. By Julia Lambert, 2 Edgewood Ct., Chilllicothe, OH 45601,
Julia’s email is: coverlet@bright.net

In 1986 an old missionary journal was found for Daniel Eldridge's brother-in-law, Osmond DEUEL. The journal was from 1854-1855. It stated that Daniel married Mary Ann DEUEL and they had 3 children. Then I think Mary Ann must have died because the 1870 census of NY lists the children, Daniel, and a wife named Betsey. But, interestingly enough, the journal gave the exact birthdays of Daniel's three children:

Silus Eldrege, 3 May 1845, Nathaniel, born 14 Feb. 1848, and Eliza Marrian ( Eliza Maryann) born 19 June 1850.

Because I was listed in the Ancestral File as a submitter on the DEUEL line, the Family History Center Director who transcribed the journal, drove down from Idaho to Los Angeles, California and personally handed it to me. Unfortunately I had to wait until my last child left home last fall to have time to research this line. My grandmother was a DEUEl. I have been trying to piece together the families. The DEUELs all originally lived in Saratoga County, New York. Then they moved to Michigan, North Dakota, Utah, Idaho, Washington and Missouri. Any help you can give me would be appreciated. Florence Moran

Franklin County NY Deuels

lrulison — 2007-06-13 20:25:30Z

My family tree has a Silas Deuel (1700s) who married a Sarah Sutton (Polly). He was my great great great grandfather. The children included Sally B 1810, Abula B 1812, ??? one child born in 1813, Betsy B1815, child born in 1816 Debarah B 1820, Benjamin B 1818, Silas J Born 1823, George B 1825 (my great great grandfather) who is buried in the Burke Center Cemetery in
Franklin County NY, and Morry J. B 1827

Re: Descendants

SusieWMoran — 2007-06-13 19:53:11Z

Silus Deuel was the grandfather of Silus Eldredge. In 1986 an old missionary journal was found for Daniel Eldridge's brother-in-law, Osmond DEUEL. The journal was from 1854-1855. It stated that Daniel married Mary Ann DEUEL and they had 3 children. Then I think Mary Ann must have died because the 1870 census of NY lists the children, Daniel, and a wife named Betsey. But, interestingly enough, the journal gave the exact birthdays of Daniel's three children:

Silus Eldrege, 3 May 1845, Nathaniel, born 14 Feb. 1848, and Eliza Marrian ( Eliza Maryann) born 19 June 1850.

Because I was listed in the Ancestral File as a submitter on the DEUEL line, the Family History Center Director who transcribed the journal, drove down from Idaho to Los Angeles, California and personally handed it to me. Unfortunately I had to wait until my last child left home last fall to have time to research this line. My grandmother was a DEUEl. I have been trying to piece together the families. The DEUELs all originally lived in Saratoga County, New York. Then they moved to Michigan, North Dakota, Utah, Idaho, and Missouri. Any help you can give me would be appreciated. Florence

Re: Descendants

dandeyle — 2007-06-12 23:25:18Z

I have a Silas Deuel 1748-1825, married to a Hannah White, lots more.

Re: CHARLES EDWARD & son Benjamin Pheneas Deuel

JaneGerrishWaddell — 2007-06-10 03:37:19Z

No, I do not have any photos from NY Deuels. I believe anyone closely connected with Benjamin P. Deuel was gone from NY long before photography. Please re-read my original post to see the ancestry of Hattie (Goodell) Deuel -It contains answers to all the questions you asked regarding Hattie, who was born long after the time period you are interested in.
Jane

Re: Lewis B Deuel and Lewis C Deuel

SusieWMoran — 2007-04-19 06:00:31Z

In the (7) generation: Volney Deuel is listed in the 1910 and 1920 census. Volney and his wife Mary had 3 children: Emma, Willie and Cora. Emma only lived to be about 5 years old. In the 1920 census, Mary lists 3 children born to her and 2 living.

Re: Lewis Deuel

SusieWMoran — 2007-04-19 05:42:21Z

Edmond/Edward Deuel Jr. was the child of Edmond Deuel and Martha Bailey. Edmond Sr.'s FATHER was Lewis Deuel and his mother was Mary Barton. Lewis and Edmond Jr. (born 1861) were NOT brothers.

Re: Deuels in Georgia

dandeyle — 2007-04-13 07:30:23Z

I have a Jasper Merritt Deuel, b.1873, my ggrandfather, children were, Grace, Hattie, Elizabeth, Milton, Merritt, and Daniel.

Re: DEUEL obit

fish972002 — 2007-04-10 23:23:45Z

I found the obit!! I do not want to post it on the board, so if Vern and Florence would send me an email at fish972002@yahoo.com I will send you the text from the obit. Marjorie, Cheryl and Judy i found your emails and have already sent the obit to you. Sorry it took so long.
Let me know if I can help in any other way. I have ancestry and don't mind doing look ups when I can.

Mark

Re: DEUEL obit

SusieWMoran — 2007-03-10 09:30:29Z

Dear Judy,

FYI: Mark emailed me yesterday apologizing and said that the Obit was still packed away from his move 3 years ago.

He indicated that he would try to find it and send it or a copy of it to Cheryl or to me.

Please let me know if you are still interested and if you DO NOT receive a copy. I would be happy to send it to you.

Sincerely,

Florence W. Moran

Re: DEUEL obit

SusieWMoran — 2007-03-10 09:25:17Z

Dear Cheryl,

Mark Fish emailed me and said that he still had it packed away since he moved 3 years ago. He said that he would try to find the Obit and send it, or a copy of it, to us this weekend.

Sincerely,
Florence W. Moran

Re: Deuell

SusieWMoran — 2007-03-09 23:42:22Z

Thank you for replying so fast. So far, I have only been researching in Saratoga County and Washington County.

At the USGenweb site for Washington County, New York,Quaker marriages, I did find a few BOWEN names. I don't remember if they were witnesses to the ceremonies or main participants because I was looking for DEUEL, ELDRIDGE, DENNIS, AND ALLEN names. Perhaps that site may have more information.

I do have the wonderful Devol book (Devol was the way William spelled his name when he came from England in 1630.) It is also spelled Davol, Duel, Dewell, Deuel, and Dee. You can order a copy from: Julia Lambert, 2 Edgewood Court, Chillicothe, OH 45601. It costs $92 but is well worth it. The book has over 700 pages. I have found the book very helpful when I have found a Deuel and didn't know where they fit into the family.

The Devol book lists a FRANKLIN MORRIS DUELL, b.Kirkwood, Broome County, New York, 28 May 1908, d. Binghamton, New York, Sep 1979. He is married to Carrie Mae Hoyt, b. Afton, Chenango County, New York, 4 Aug 1913. Could this be the faher of your FRANKLIN DEUELL ? How far apart are the counties?

There are also 2 entries for BOWEN females. If you are interested, I'll send them to you.

Sincerely,
Florence W. Moran

Re: DEUEL obit

SusieWMoran — 2007-03-09 23:16:07Z

I totally understand. Some moves I have made, I never even opened boxes, just put them in the garage of the new house!

I am excited that I was able to contact you and really look forward to the Deuel Obit.

Were there any entries in the front of the Bible? For us who love genealogy, any entries in a family Bible are considered "Primary Sources." Any additional information or data you can send would really be the icing on the cake.

Sincerely,

Florence W. Moran

P.S. Don't take time to re-type the obit. Just get it scanned and attach it to an email. That might save you additional time. Thanks, again,for taking the time to hunt up this document. Sincerely, Flo

Re: Deuell

SDHill911 — 2007-03-09 23:11:22Z

Franklin was born in 1830 in Monroe County, NY. and was married to Nancy Bowen. Their children were Alfred, Francis, Bradford (my Great-grandfather), Lockwood, Alden, and Bertha. The 1860 census lists them living at Ogden, Monroe Co., NY. The 1850 census lists Franklin living at home. His parents were Arnold & Elizabeth living at Clarkson, Monroe Co. NY.

Re: DEUEL obit

fish972002 — 2007-03-09 15:26:26Z

Hello everyone,

Please accept my apology on the obit. Right after the first post I had to move. The obit is still packed away after three years, but I will look for it this weekend. If I can find it I will type it out and send everyone a copy. And Cheryl if you still want the original I will send it to you.

Again very sorry,
Mark Fish

Re: DEUEL obit

cheryldeuel24 — 2007-03-09 11:48:34Z

Thank you for the offer- no I didn't- but had put on hold my research for the time being.

Re: CHARLES EDWARD & son Benjamin Pheneas Deuel

SusieWMoran — 2007-03-09 09:38:06Z

I am very interested in Hattie Deuel. Was this Hattie Bailey (maiden name) born in 1855?

I just noticed her gravestone in the Bailey Cemetery in Greenfield, Saratoga, NY. Who were her parents? Whom did she marry?

I am related to Martha/Patty Bailey, b.22 Sep 1815 who married Edmond/Edmund Deuel b. 1809. They had five children. Hattie is buried near Martha.

I am very anxious to know the relationship between Martha and Hattie and to know more about Hattie.

Sincerely,

Florence W. Moran

Florence W. Moran