Northway - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

ROBERT WILLAM NORTHWAY BORN TORQUAY, DEVON 14TH MARCH 1928

Les_Dear — 9 Aug 2008 1:53:54 GMT

Does anybody have any infomation on my uncle Bob, he married Mona Mercer. Bob sadly died 28 may 1990. I have a copy of his death certificate signed by his brother in law,Percy Dobney.

Any infomation would be a great help.
Many thanks
Les Dear

Emily Northway & Charles Hutchins/ Lewis Hutchins

backtoavalon — 19 Mar 2003 5:41:10 GMT

My ggf John "Charles" Hutchins b. 1846 London England was 18 Yrs old when he joined the Ohio 6 th Calvary Civil War (1864). He marr Emily Northway, dau of Dan Northway of Ashtabula Co. Ohio. They were marr in Michigan. Emily died in Mecosta Co. Mich 1897. Looking for info and history regarding Emily/sibs/parents, etc. Also about Charles Hutchins (sometimes spelled Hutchings) and his parents who imigrated from Eng poss in 1854. Why did they pick Ohio to live? Charles had older sister named Abby or Abigail who marr Alonzo Link and settled in Kent Co. Michigan. Charles and Emily's 1st son was Louis (or Lewis) Charles Hutchins whomI suspect was born in Ohio bec I can't find him in the Mecosta Co/Montcalm Co/Kent Co Michigan area. Email me so we can share.

pheobe northway

chris — 2 Nov 2001 1:50:08 GMT

Pheobe Northway was my ggrandmother. She came to Canada with her husband James Brown and children in 1900. They came from Plymouth county Devon England. If anyone can help me I would really appreciate it. This is all I know about the Northway's in my family.

Phoebe Northway

ChristineChartrand — 11 Feb 2008 9:24:07 GMT

Looking for information on Phoebe Northway born 1854-55 in Ilsinton. She married a James Brown, year unknown. I have found her on the 1881 Census of England with 2 children at that time.
Her and James immigrated to Canada in 1906.

John Northway married Christina Neilson

genesearch56 — 5 Sep 2007 11:36:46 GMT

Searching for living descendents of John and Christina Northway. John born 1858, Christina born 1862. They had the following children: John, Robert, Edgar or Lewis, Brenetta, Bertha, Ray, Christina, Opal, Bernice. Please respond on this board only.
Will

NORTHWAY, Charles, 4 Sep 1824-2 Feb 1906

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Northway of Devon

Terry Leaman — 23 Aug 2003 2:12:14 GMT

I am trying to trace a William Northway who married Ann MAY on 22 March 1852 at Stoke Damerel Parish Church (Devonport). His father was said to be also William Northway and both gave their occupations as carpenters. Ann May I have traced back to Tavistock but cannot find where William Northway came from. I believe it may be him and his family in Okehampton in the 1881 census but no place of birth is given except Devon.
William & Ann had a daughter (amongst others) called Annie Helena Augusta Northway who was born 8th January 1864 in South Pool, Devon (on her birth Cert, Wm's occupation is game keeper)

Anni Helena Augusta was my gt grandmother. She married William Cooper Vivian on 20 October 1887 also at Stoke Damerel.

Northway

Howard Simpson — 6 Jan 2006 3:56:07 GMT

Looking for information on Emily Northway. Lived in Torquay, UK in about 1944. She would be in her 80's if alive. She had a son named Anthony.

Mr. Carson

Nancy — 20 Feb 2001 9:33:11 GMT

If you haven't heard the unfortunate news, Mr. Carson passed away.

I was fortunate enough to have made contact with him nearly a year ago. I have a few Northway records but not what he did. I hope to continue gathering what I can find and will help if I have info for anyone.

Personally, I suspect no one will ever have the drive to locate all Northways with his flair and he will be missed.

Cora Alberta Northway md. James Abraham Thomas 1891 Cole County, MO

gmbagwell — 15 Jun 2007 3:01:50 GMT

Does anyone have information on the children of Cora Alberta Northway who married James Abraham Thomas in 1891 in Cole County, MO? Cora was born in 1872, and I believe her father was Gavis F. Northway. I believe their children are: Etta, Howard Lester, Cora Alberta, Iva, Henry, and Velma, but they might also have a Sara according to various census records. I don't know who they married or where.

Berkshire UK NORTHWAYs

RogerCorti67 — 24 Jul 2006 9:03:11 GMT

Just starting to look at NORTHWAYs from Thatcham & Henwick & Newbury in Berkshire, UK.
Any info appreciated. Found 15 graves, Thatcham. Trying to decipher. My interest Sarah Northway who married Andrew Twitchin

Northways Berkshire, England

@@jenfin@ozemail.com.au — 21 Jul 2006 2:30:54 GMT

Looking for information on Martha Northway who married George Corderoy 1765. Martha's parents were said to be William Northway & Marry Garrod.

Re:Northway History and Family

Paul Northway — 31 Jan 2006 11:38:49 GMT

I Would like to email any Northway or Stoddard cousins, Most of the family information I have is from the internet.

More Information on Northway family namesake

Heather Trask — 6 Jul 2005 2:28:52 GMT

My grandmother Margaret Northway Trask was the grand-daughter of Ralph Northway, the founder of Northway Motor Corp. I only recently found this out as my sister and I have become increasingly curious about our family history. I remember my Great Grandfather Everett P. Northway, his son, but had no idea that my family history was so interesting. If there is anyone out there who possibly has more information as well as pictures that would be incredible. I have a 7 year old son who would love to hear more about the family of his Great Grandmother whom he never really got to know. She passed away when he was only 9 months old. I have only 1 picture of her holding him before she died.

Worldwide History of the Northway Family

Edwin L. Carson — 21 Jun 2000 5:25:30 GMT

Am interested in hearing from anyone with an
relationship in NORTHWAY history, past or
present.
Edwin L. Carson
GGGGGGS of George Northway RLN #2

Ed.Carson's Northways

julia — 17 Jan 2004 2:41:33 GMT

Anyone know the current whereabouts of Ed Carson's research records, and what is to happen with them? I hate to see them go to waste. I am interested mainly in those relating to any Australian Northways or with links to Devon, UK, and have previously offered assistance to collate etc. Any contacts would be appreciated.

Northway family of Fairbanks, AK

Diana — 25 Apr 2004 6:59:12 GMT

Hello, I am looking for information on the Northway's who lived in or near Fairbanks, AK probably from the 1950's until they died in an accident somewhere between the 1960's and 1980's. They had a son, Steven Jordel Northway, born 1/20/50. I know that they had some kind of freight company involving a tracked vehicle that could drive over frozen rivers, and a plane. Any information about the family, or the accident, would be much appreciated.

Northway graves in Fenton, MI

andi03 — 9 Apr 2004 6:24:50 GMT

I was out visiting a cemetary (Gage Cemetary )and came across this name.

Didn't have time to transcribe, but will visit again when it gets warmer.
Had the kids with me and they had to use the facilities. Sorry, but there are some, there, in case they fit into anyone's michigan connections.

Bernetta/Brenetta Northway

Sheila — 6 Aug 2003 8:34:19 GMT

Hi,

I need help finding her (Bernetta/Brenetta). Here is the information that I do have.
Brenetta J. Northway married Amelina M. Davis 13 May 1911 in Clay Co., Indiana.

His name has been transcribed with these four different spellings:
Amelina M.
Amelins M.
Amarcellus
Aurelius M.

On 15 Feb 1912 they had a baby girl in Parke Co., Indiana named Ruth.

There was an article, found in Terre Haute, Vigo Co., Indiana (in the Tribune) for an A. M. Davis, whom was killed in a coal Mine accident on 9 Aug 1915. Then found in Vigo County deaths there is an Aurelius M. Davis that died 9 Aug 1915 at age 31. Seems to be the same guy. The article does not mention anything about his family, just about the accident. The accident occured in Knightsville, Clay Co., Indiana.

The only name close to Brenetta/Bernetta that is found, is in an obit for Mrs Burnetta Davis, where she died of Tuberculosis in Jasonville, Greene Co., Indiana, 14 May 1909. However, this can not be the Brenetta/Bernetta that I am searching, for mine had the little girl in 1912.

I really need some help with this one, if you can help, even just a tiny bit, I sure could use it.

Thanks,
Sheila

Northway family in Missouri

artmorris61 — 24 Aug 2003 4:28:30 GMT

I posted this message a couple years ago. Thought someone might have missed it. Miss Ada Evelyn Northway was like a grandmother to me. I grew up across the street from her. Mr Carson was in touch in years past but I was unable to send material on this side of the family. I have some information concerning this side of the family and would love to see any info on the Northway history. I don't have info on her mother as I type this but have it at home. Her grandparents were William Henry Northway born in Ashlin County Ohio August 9, 1836 and died in Mountain Grove, Missouri June 9, 1906 - Wife was Nancy H Kinder born in Carrol COunty Ohio July 4, 1840 and died in Mountain Grove Missouri May 30, 1914. They had two children Charles E and Cora B. Cora was Ada's mother. Have photos of this family that I could reproduce. Would like to hear from family
Art Morris, artnpd@yahoo.com
Thanks

Betsey Northway, Janna Northway, Oren Cravath

DTully9909 — 30 Jul 2004 3:11:03 GMT

Looking for proof of parents of Betsey Northway b.10 Dec 1810 in Scott, NY d. 12 Oct 1888 in Troy, Winona Co. MN. married Oren Cravath 31 Dec 1830 in NY. Believe father is Janna Northway and mother is Betsey Hubbard Northway who are listed as members/baptized in First religious Society church records in Homer,Cortland Co. NY.

Margaret Northway (again)

Doug Phelan — 5 Nov 2002 2:53:22 GMT

Trying again.... I can't believe there have only been 4 postings on this board since I originally posted the following message:

My Wife's great Grandmother was a Margaret Northway, who married and died near Morrisburg, Ontario, Canada. She
was born about 1867 and Married a Charles Ecclais Rice (1863-1900)They both died near Morrisburg,Ontario.
Seeking any info on her, her family, where she came from, etc. She seems to be the only one showing up in various census
records etc

Margaret Northway (again)

Doug Phelan — 5 Nov 2002 2:53:14 GMT

George Northway b. OH ca 1840

Richard_Cochrane — 7 Mar 2003 1:26:24 GMT

George Northway
b. OH ca 1840.
Served in the Civil War
6th Ohio Cavalry.
See
http://www.ehistory.com/uscw/library/letters/cory/index.cfm
Click to Page 3
See ltr 1 Jun 64 and throughout
to know experience.
I am not related.
Hope this helps someone.
Richard

Gaius Northway

toomanycows — 30 Jun 2001 12:43:17 GMT

I have lots of blanks in my infomation and little documentation. If anyone can help me with information about Gaius Northway and especially his wife Anna Drake I would share the information I have. They are from CT around 1766/1772.

I would appreciate any suggestions.
Nancy

Australian Northways from Devon

Julia Northway — 7 Dec 2000 6:05:41 GMT

First message - have just discovered this site, but researching for many years.
Interest is in the Northways from Devon (and I know there are many). My furthest rellie is Solomon, father of Richard, Robert William. Only Robert and Richard came to Australia, but I'd like to find more about what happened before that.
Cheers, Julia

Samuel Northway of Norfolk, CT

Paul Sweet — 9 Sep 2001 2:19:28 GMT

I am seeking information re. Samuel Northway III of Norfolk who married Elizabeth Pickett in 1795. They were listed there in the 1800 census but can find no definite record after that. Could he possibly have been the same as the one living in Leroy, Genesee, NY, at the time of the 1820 census?

Northway, Margaret

Doug Phelan — 18 Sep 2001 3:34:35 GMT

My Wife's great Grandmother was a Margaret Northway, who married and died near Morrisburg, Ontario, Canada. She was born about 1867 and Married a Charles Ecclais Rice (1863-1900)They both died near Morrisburg,Ontario.
Seeking any info on her, her family, where she came from, etc. She seems to be the only one showing up in various census records etc

finding lost northway's

david — 25 Aug 2001 6:29:11 GMT

Finding Everet luther Northway born 1905 ILL (past away by know)
Youngest of five kids. Mother and fathers name

Father.....Benjamin Franklin Northway
mother.... Lucy clemontine Trueblood
Brothers......Arthur Newton Northway
Orval james Northway
Delbert Fay Northway
Elbert ray Northway
Evert luther Northway

NORTHWAY Surname

Michael_Northway — 30 Jun 2001 6:50:56 GMT

I have a lot of information on the NORTHWAY surname--I am looking to fill in the holes and help anyone searching the Northway name

TOWSEY, Thomas, Will dated 12 Nov 1712, Wethersfield, CT (mentions George NORTHWAY)

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

'A Digest of the Early CT Probate Records (Hartford District), Vol. II,' edited by Charles W. Manwaring, R. S. Peck & Co., Printers, Hartford, CT, 1904; reprinted on CD-ROM by Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie, MD, 1995, pg. 313

Towsey, Thomas, Wethersfield. Invt. 387-19-00. Taken 3 December, 1712, by John Curtis, Nathaniel Stoder and David Goodrich. Will dated 12 November, 1712.

The last will and testament of Thomas Towsey is as followeth: My body I comit to the earth,a nd my soule to the Lord, i nhopes of a glorious resurection. And that little of my wordly goods that it hath pleased God to bestow upon me,a fter my just debts are paid, I dispose of as followeth: Imprimis: I give to my son Thomas my dwelling house, and my shop and barn, and all my land, with all the appurtenances of the same. I give to George Northway 40 shillings as money. I give to my apprentice, John Welles, one weaver's loome and gears to weave durgget, . . .

Janna Northway, Betsey Northway, Oren Cravath

DTully9909 — 30 Jul 2004 3:11:03 GMT

Looking for proof of parents of Betsey Northway
b.10 DEC 1810 in Scott, NY
d. 12 OCt 1888 in Troy, WinonwCo., MN
m. 31 Dec 1830 in Cortland Co. NY to Oren Cravath

Believe father is Janna Northway, mother is Betsey Hubbard Northway who are listed as members/baptized in Homer NY church records of the First Religious Society (Presbyterian) of Homer, NY in Jan 1813. Removed to Presbyterian Church in Scott May,1818.

nothway family

kelcybeck — 21 Jul 2002 4:30:08 GMT

Just wondering is anyone has any information on a Glen Northway he was married to a Nora Perry they lived around Manistique Michigan this would of been my great grandfather all I know is that he was killed in his early 20's my grandmothers name was Eleanor Northway. thanks for your help

1860 Marcellus Census

Diane Adams — 15 May 2001 12:00:00 GMT

I am curious if anyone has a tie with the individuals listed in the 1860 Marcellus census. I have reviewed the History of the Northway Families and do not see any of these individuals listed. Please contact with any information.

Northway Family

CozetteDevlin — 18 Jul 2001 4:32:32 GMT

I am searching for more information on my ggg grandmother/father.
MARY JANE Reeves married a Northway, I don't know his name. They had a daughter THYRA DELPHINE Northway, and I believe she had two brothers, ROLAND and PERCIVAL in Oregon. I am hoping to find Mary Janes husbands name, OR ANY AND ALL INFO about this family line. I have no b/d dates, states, or marriages (husbands) - all my info was taken from an old family bible, recording the motherline only. Thanks.

Northway Family

CozetteDevlin — 18 Jul 2001 4:32:32 GMT

Stephen Northway

Cornelia58 — 7 Jul 2001 6:05:40 GMT

I am looking for lost cousins, descendants of this couple and their children.
Grietje was commonly known as Maggie, daughter of Egbert Jan Rosings Nienhuis (note spelling change of surname) and Pietertje Hendriks van Dam.
Stephen, sometimes recorded as Steven, was the son of Myron Eleazer Northway and Lucy Marier Cone.

Stephen L NORTHWAY
b. 3 Nov 1872
Milo,Mille Lacs,Minnesota

--SPOUSE--
Grietje Egberts NIJENHUIS
b. 18 Aug 1877
Orange City,Sioux,Iowa

--CHILDREN--
1-Nellie Pietertje NORTHWAY
2-NORTHWAY
3-Eleazer NORTHWAY
4-Egbert NORTHWAY
5-Leroy E NORTHWAY
6-Sophia T NORTHWAY
7-Henrietta NORTHWAY
8-Ruth T NORTHWAY

as a few of the children may yet be alive, I haven't listed what little I know of them, which comes from census records.

I descend from an older sister of Maggie's; Lammechien, aka Lamege, aka Anna Nijenhuis Fenenga.

William Northway

Diane Northway Adams — 4 Jan 2001 12:00:00 GMT

Looking for matches for William Northway, b. April 1842
Somersetshire England, Married Francis Sherman, July 1839
New York State, Sons: William Jr. b.Feb. 1876

Clarence Lapham b. Jan 5, 1878

Skaneateles, New York

Northway connections

Kyleen_Jiannine — 22 Feb 2004 7:17:16 GMT

I just saw that a Northway: specifically, Mary Evelyn Northway, married
my great uncle, Louis Jiannine. Anyone from that line is welcome to
contact me.

Benjamin F. Northway

David Northway — 13 Jan 2000 5:05:37 GMT

Looking for information on Benjamin F. Northway, born Greenup,IL. Parents: James F. and Philinda (Bootes) Northway. Approximate time period 1850's to 1870's. Thanks

WILLIAM NORTHWAY

HarryNorthway — 11 Jan 2005 4:39:35 GMT

DOES ANY ONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THE NORTHWAY FAMILY LIVING IN THE AUBURN, NY AREA
IN THE 1940'S AND EARLIER? POST OR SEND E-MAIL - HPNORTHWAY@AOL.COM

Byron A. NORTHWAY (24 May 1898 - 1974)

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Byron A. NORTHWAY (24 May 1898 - 1974)

Please visit the URL below for the Obituary and Photo of Byron A. NORTHWAY.

NORTHWAY, George

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Does anyone know anything about the George NORTHWAY mentioned in the link below?

INDENTURE - Between Ozias, Sarah P. NORTHWAY & Theodore LORD, Onondaga Co., NY, Liber X, pp. 185-186

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Elizabeth NORTHEY abt1696

Christy Hender — 26 Aug 1999 12:00:00 GMT

Elizabeth was born about the year 1696. She married Thomas HENDER in about 1727 or 1729. I've come to a halt on this line. If you know this name I would appreciate any help you could give in this case. Thankyou!

Therissa Amanda May Northway

maybasket — 30 Dec 2001 9:43:51 GMT

I am searching for Dwight T. and Therissa Amanda May Northway's descendants. Dwight and Therissa were married 23 Feb. 1855 at Windsor, Ashtabula,OH. Dwight died 18 Mar 1899. Therissa Amanda died 24 Dec 1910. They are both buried in the South Orwell Cemetery OH.

They had five children:

Elbert born 1 May 1857, died 8 Jun 1858

Abigail born 19 July 1859 died 16 Mar 1862 She married Louis K Bugby.

Elmer was born 18 April 1861.

Lucy was born 26 April 1864 and married William A Stevens.

Dennis Luke was born 8 Aug. 1866.

Therissa Amanda May is the daughter of my great grandfather, Samuel May. Until my Grandmother Martha May died in 1924 it appears the families in NE and OH were in contact. After she died the families lost contact with each other.

If you have any knowledge of these people I would certainly appreciate hearing from you.

NORTHWAY Family Bible, 1832, Onondaga Co., NY

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

NORTHWAY Family Bible, 1872, Onondaga Co., NY

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

COLEMAN, Electa or Selecta NORTHWAY (ca. 1789-1874)

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

INDENTURE - Between Samuel H. & Abagil McGonagal and Ozias Northway, Onondaga Co., NY

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

NORTHAWAY, Jane, m. HALE, Solomon 4 Jul 1842

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Does anybody know the ancestry of the following Jane NORTHAWAY (NORTHWAY)?

NORTHAWAY, Jane of Westfield, Mass., m. Solomon Hale of Longmeadow, Mass., 4 Jul 1842, by
Rev. Aaron Gates
Hartland CT Vital Records
Page 66, Volume 1

NORTHAWAY, Jane, m. HALE, Solomon 4 Jul 1842

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

NORTHWAY, Louisa Belle (FOX), (1877-1955), wife of NORTHWAY, Andrew Jackson (1876-1944)

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Source: Unknown

Louisa Belle Fox Northway. Born August 30, 1877, in the Woodland Hills Community, Polk County, Iowa. Daughter of Lucinda Thomas Fox and Van Fox.

Her father, Van Fox, came with his father from Indiana about 1860. He later went back to Indiana for his medical education. While there, he met and married Lucinda Thomas. They came back to the Woodland community where he practiced medicine until he died, still a young man, in 1885. She had one other sister, Ida Fox Oxberger; three brothers -- Byron, and twins, Clyde and Clarence. She was raised by her mother and grandmother, as she was only eight years old when her father died.

The night she was born her father was at a train wreck near Four Mile Creek (near Des Moines, Iowa) taking care of the many wounded. She didn't get to attend much school, as she had to help care for her younger sister and brothers. She worked doing houseword for people in the community and worked for Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crewse when she was fourteen years old until she was seventeen when she married Andrew Jackson Northway on the 27th day of December, 1894. She died August 30, 1955 exactly 78 years old. Her mother Grandma Cindy died May 5, 1939 at about 80 years old. Both are buried at Warren Powers Cemetery, Polk County, Iowa.

NORTHWAY, Andrew Jackson (1876-1944)

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Source: Unknown

Andrew Jackson Northway born March 17, 1876 near Polk City, Iowa. Son of Herman and Susan Brown Northway. His father came to Iowa from New York State about 1846 and had already raised one family. He was seventy years old when Andrew was born, and his wife, Susan was thirty-fix. Susan died when Andrew was three years old, and Herman died when he was six years old. Herman and Susan are buried near Polk City, Iowa.

Andrew was brought to the Woodland Community in Polk County, Iowa when he was eight years old, by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Crewse of that community. He made his home there until he was about sixteen years old. Then he went to live with Doug Johnson of the Woodland Community. He worked for Doug Johnson until he was nineteen years old. He was then united in Marriage to Louisa Belle Fox. To this union were born thirteen children.

He worked as a farm hand and laborer all his life. He worked at the Granite Brick Co., at Hastie, Polk County, Iowa for about fourteen years. In about 1912, they moved to a brick home he had built on a little fruit farm at Hastie, Iowa. They lived there until 1919 when they moved to the community of Adelphi, Iowa, where he and the older boys helped clear 120 acres of timber land for the Morey Estate, cutting coal mine timber and saw logs. They then moved to a farm known as the Gibbs' farm for seventeen years, where he saw most of his children married and leave home. He died February 5, 1944 and is buried at Warren Power's Cemetery in Polk County, Iowa.

Vanfleet/van Vliet

Hollandgirl — 24 Jun 2001 10:05:34 GMT

Am searchng for James Vanfleet, born about 1790, married to Leah Cuyendoll. Appeared on 1820 census in Cayuga C, NY
His father might be Daniel Vanfleet, segeant in the 2nd regiment in Ulster Co, NY Militia, under Capr. Abraham Cuddlebuck. Birth about 1756 in Goshen, orange co, died 19 May 1840 in Baldwinsville, Onondaga Co, NY. Wife Martha Brown.
Anyone having any info or working on same line, please contact Catherine Stuy, DVerkijk@aol.com

Myron Eleazer Northway

Cornelia58 — 7 Jul 2001 6:05:40 GMT

a small biography on this family can be found in Pease (MN) 100 Years. as it was published in 1994, I assume the copyright still holds. if you are interested, please let me know and I will share it with you.
I also assume that the book is still available for purchase for $5.00 at Box 65, Pease MN, 56363. I have no connections or financial interests, just thought I'd pass the info. on.

Parents of Ruth M. Northway, m. Emory S. Abell

AZatarian3221 — 8 Sep 2001 10:43:51 GMT

I am looking for the parents of Ruth M. Northway who was born around 1818 or so. She married Emory S. Abell, possibly in Franklin, Delaware County, NY. Your help is greatly appreciated.

NORTHWAY, Jared H., Will dated 7 May 1889, Cortland Co., NY, Liber T, pg. 727

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Cortland County Wills
Liber T, pg. 727

7 May 1889, Addie L. Luddington, nee Addie Laura Hull, executrix

Town of Scott
15 May 1889, Laura Georgia White, Cravath W. White, Wallace B. Cravath and Laura A. Cravath were minors having no general guardian and no one appearing for them and they not appearing in person and Henry A. Dickenson having filed his written comment to be a special guardian for said minors in these proceedings, our said Surrogate did there upon appoint Henry A. Dickenson Special Guardian as aforesaid. And upon 15 July 1889 these proceedings were duly adjourned to the 18th day of July 1889.

I, Jared H. Northway of the town of Scott, County of Cortland and State of new York, being of sound mind and memory, and considering the uncertainty of this frail and transitory life do therefore make, ordain, publish and declare this to be my last Will and Testament; that is to say,

First, after all my lawful debts are paid and discharged, I give and bequeath all my personal property of any name and nature unto Addie Laura Hull and Addie Pratt to be divided between them equally, share and share alike;

Second, I give, bequeath and devise unto my adopted daughter Addie Pratt the use of all my real estate which I may own at my decease, subject to the payment of the following legacy of $100 to Ann Alize Hubbard while I make a charge upon my real estate. She to have it during her lif;

Third, I give and bequeath unto Ann Elize Hubbard, the sum of $100 to be paid out of my real estate and to be a charge therein as above state. At the death of Addie Pratt, I give and devise said real estate to Addie Laura Hull, her heirs and assigns forever.
. . .

NORTHWAY, Mary E. (Z.), Will dated 12 Jan 1880, Cortland Co., NY, Liber N, pg. 423

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Cortland County Wills
Liber N, pg. 423

12th Jan 1880, Laura A. Northway, a Legatee named in the will of Mary Z. Northway of Scott. . .

I Mary Z. Northway. . . unto my adopted daughter Laura A. Hull, all my property and estate of any and every kind and description and wherever situated except as herein directed.

Second, I direct that my husband Jared H. Northway have the use, occupation and control for and during the term of his natural life of the land and premises owned by me and occupied by my family and myself as a home.

Parents of Ruth BRANCH, m. Josiah Tuller NORTHWAY

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Looking for parents/ancestors of Ruth BRANCH b. 22 Jul 1784 VT, d. 11 Jan 1839, m. 25 Feb 1807 Josiah Tuller NORTHWAY.

NORTHWAY Family Bible, 1788-1892, Onondaga Co., NY

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

Transcribed by Lois E. Patterson, now deceased
(1)
Isaac H. Northway's Book, Cardiff
Electa Coleman, 1842
Died April 15th, 1874
Susan Northway
Died April 19th, 1879
(2)
Mary Ann Parkerson
Was born June 24, 1811
was buried Sept 27, 1883
No! June 2, 1877
John Parkerson was Born
July 19th, 1813
Jennette Parkerson
Was Born November 18th, 1815
William Parkerson
Was born January the 1st, 1820
Osbern Parkerson was
Born April the 7th, 1823
Hiram Parkerson was
Born February the 5th, 1826
Robert Parkerson was
Born April 19th, 1829
Ranselaer Parkerson was
Born December 23rd, 1831
(3)
Harmon Northway
Was born July 2, 1832
Harmson Northway
Was wounded at the battle
of Fair Oaks June 15, 1863
Died November 10th, 1863
Polly Parkerson was born May 28th, 1794
John Parkerson Senior was
Born Dec. 25, 1788
John Parkerson Senior Died
Aug 13, 1848
Mary Ann Rowland Died
June 2nd 1877 Aged 65 years
(4)
Isaac H. Northway
Was married to
Ann Jenette
Parkerson April 13, 1833
Truman Northway
Was Born May 4, 1835
John Northway
Was born February 18, 1838
Eugene Northway
Was born March 8, 1841
Harmon Northway
Was born July 2, 1832
Harmon Northway
Was wounded at the battle of
Fair Oaks, June 15th, 1865 Died
November 10th, 1863
(5)
Eugene Northway
Was Drowned March 24, 1849
Isaac H. Northway
Died February 22, 1892

INDENTURE - Between Ozias Northway and James Beach, Onondaga Co., NY

ppriest — 3 Feb 2006 7:43:04 GMT

INDENTURE - Between Abigail POMROY & Ozias NORTHWAY, Onondaga Co., NY, Liber X, pp. 294-295

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INDENTURE - Between Amasa, Louis JACOBS & Ozias NORTHWAY, Onondaga Co., NY, Liber 79, pp. 139-140

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Indenture - Between William GILLET & Janna NORTHWAY, Cortland Co., NY, Liber N, pp. 404-405

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Abstract:
Cortland County Deeds
Liber N, pp. 404-405
182?
William Gillet, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the first part
Janna Northway, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the second part
$100.00
Town of Scott, part of Lot No. 4 in the division of Lot No. 84 formerly Town of Tully
10 acres

INDENTURE - Between James S., Samuel K., Abigail KISS & Janna NORTHWAY, Cortland Co., NY, Liber N

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Abstract:
Cortland County Deeds
Liber N, pp. 405-406
1827
James S. Kiss, of City of New Haven, CT
Samuel K. Kiss, of City of New Haven, CT, as attorney for Abigail Kiss, parties of the first part
Janna Northway, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the second part
$690.00
Town of Scott, part of subdivision #6 of Great Lot No. 83 (formerly Tully)
117 acres. . .

INDENTURE - Between Janna, Betsey NORTHWAY & Jared H. NORTHWAY, Cortland Co., NY, Liber U

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Abstract:
Cortland County Deeds
Liber U, pp. 337-338
22 Jan 1834, recorded 31 Mar 1834
Janna Northway & Betsey his wife, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, parties of the first part
Jared H. Northway, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the second part
$600.00
Town of Scott, part of Lot No. 83 in original township of Tully, now Scott
60 acres
signed Janna Northway L.S. Betsey Northway L.S.

INDENTURE - Between Janna NORTHWAY & Jared H. NORTHWAY, Cortland Co., NY, Liber 4, pp. 473-474

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Abstract:
Cortland County Deeds
Liber 4, pp. 473-474
27 Mar 1841
Janna Northway, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the first part
Jared H. Northway, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the second part
$300.00
Town of Scott, part of Lot No. 84
40 acres
The said Jared is not to have possession untill the day of the decease of the Grantor [Janna Northway].
signed Janna Northway L.S.

INDENTURE - Between Janna NORTHWAY & Augustus NORTHWAY, Cortland Co., NY, Liber 4, pp. 474-475

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Abstract:
Cortland County Deeds
Liber 4, pp. 474-475
27 Mar 1841
Janna Northway, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the first part
Augustus Northway, of Town of Scott, County of Cortland, party of the second part
$300.00
Town of Scott, part of Lot Nos. 83 & 84
90 acres
signed Janna Northway, L.S.

INDENTURE - Between Hosea POMROY & Ozias NORTHWAY, Onondaga Co., NY, Liber V, pp. 103-104

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Orange NORTHWAY, S. A. NORTHWAY

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'Memorial to the Pioneer Women of the Western Reserve', Part One, edited by Mrs. Gertrude Van Rensselaer WICKHAM, 1896 pp.
131-132

Orwell . . . Mrs. Orange NORTHWAY, husband and children moved from New York to Orwell prior to 1840. Congressman S. A.
NORTHWAY, one of their sons, experienced some of the pioneer hardships. His father located in the northeast part of the town, first
building him a log cabin, then felling the trees and clearing away for corn, which was planted by chopping into the ground and dropping in the
seed. Then they had to watch it constantly to keep off the birds, deer, squirrels and coons. Only a few vegetables were raised for the first
year, not a spoonful of wheat flour was in the house, and only one bushel of rye. Corn, in its different forms, was the sole breadstuff. Wild
meat was plentiful. In the winter the children attended school at the center, two and one-half miles away. The tramp through wet weeds or
snow resulted in the thinly-clad boys and girls being sopping wet to above their knees. They would sit in their wet clothes all day, and then
return home added still more to their discomfort, but when they reached that blessed haven of children - home - the wet clothes and stockings
were quickly removed and their feet and limbs soon dried before a roaring fire. THE GOOD MOTHER would rinse out the wet stockings
and hang them up, and they would be dry and warm the next morning, to meet with the same experience of the day before. But childhood
even then was not all unhappiness. How different is the lot of the boys and girls of to-day!

Mr. NORTHWAY's experience, as told by himself, does not differ from many others of that day. Mrs. NORTHWAY was a woman of
latent and great force of character, and to her is due the honor of her son reaching so high a position in life.

NORTHWAY, Dr. William L.

Sue Goodfellow — 29 Dec 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Dr. William L. Northway, "Marcellus, was born in Yates Co., Jan. 6, 1852, son of Luther and Frances (French) Northway. Luther was born
in Hornby, Steuben Co., March 8, 1817, and died June 16, 1893. He joined the Methodist Episcopal church in Corning in 1840. After two
years in Lima Seminary he joined the Genesee Conference, and began his long and successful career as an itinerant. He was pre-eminently a
revivalist. After serving numerous charges he moved to Syracuse in 1873, when he bought the property where the smallpox hospital now
stands, and after living on it three years sold it to the city. He then continued his itinerant work until he moved to Seneca Falls. At Seneca
Falls he quit the itinerant work, taking the superannuated relation. The records of his work show that hundreds were converted through his
labors. As a preacher he was clear, logical and eloquent. Our subject was educated at Macedon Academy, where he began preparation for
college, and finished at Cazenovia. He then went to Syracuse University, and next to Chicago and studied medicine. He was there five years,
and then returned to Marcellus, where he has since practiced his profession. Our subject married Fannie K., daughter of John F. Jones, who
was the inventor of the straw board machine for making a straw board in a continuous sheet. This is the machine now in universal use, being
the only one of its kind. Mrs. Northway was born in Rochester, and moved to Marcellus in 1865, where she has since resided. She married
Dr. Northway, June 5, 1884, and has two children, Leslie G. and Selah Elsworth." Source: Bruce, Dwight H. (Ed.), Onondaga's Centennial.
Boston History Co., 1896, Vol. II, pp. 348.

NORTHWAY, Isaac

Sue Goodfellow — 29 Dec 1998 12:00:00 GMT

Isaac Northway, "La Fayette, was born Aug. 5, 1805, a son of Zenas and Rhoda Northway, who came to this town in an early day (1806),
where they lived and died, the former in 1843, and the latter in 1832. Isaac was reared on a farm, educated in the common schools, and was
one of the well-to-do farmers of the town, and was also a member of the State militia. In 1833 he married Janet Parkerson, a native of
Haverstraw, and a daughter of John and Polly (Tompkins) Parkerson, who came in an early day to La Fayette. Mr. and Mrs. Northway had
three children: Truman, who lives in Wisconsin; John, who lives in La Fayette; Eugene, who was drowned in 1849. Isaac Northway died
Feb. 22, 1892. He was a correspondent for the Syracuse Standard for five years, and furnished a great deal of information about the early
settlement of the town." Source: Bruce, Dwight H. (Ed.), Onondaga's Centennial. Boston History Co., 1896, Vol. II, p. 346.

NORTHWAY, Zenas, 1764-1843

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NORTHWAY, Frank A., 1836-1917

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NORTHWAY, George, ROWE, James

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'Obituaries and Biographical Clippings of Residents of Syracuse; Onondaga County; and Adjacient Areas of Central New York from about
1860 to 1926,' collected and compiled by The Local History Department, Syracuse Public Library, Vol. 19, pg. 297
Cardiff, Jan. 9th To the editor of the Syracuse Journal, dated Jan 7th, a communication in regard to the death of Mr. James Rowe. The
writer, speaking of the old pioneers, states that "of all the early settlers on the old State Road, between Pompey Hill and Skaneateles, he was
the only survivor for the last fifteen years." Now, the writer could have not been correctly informed. On the road mentioned still resides one of
the old settlers, . . . George Northway was the first mechanic in Cardiff. He manufactured wrought nails, and buildings sided and shingled with
nails made by him in Cardiff over 60 years ago, are still standing and in use. . . .

NORTHWAY, Hiram Tuller (1847-1882)

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'History of Sentinel Heights Cemetery, 1816-1934,' by John Chaires
Onondaga County Public Library, LN48, On6 Bch

Lot #1

Other Burials Without Stones:-

J. Tullar Northway , owner of S. 1/2 of Lot 1, gave to Truman Mosher the balance of the lot after the death of his son Hiram. Hiram Northway died on 1 Feb 1882. He was killed by a falling tree. J. Tullar Northway d. 18 Feb. 1896 at his home on East Hill. He married Loretta Hoyt, daughter of Aaron Hoyt. Loretta Hoyt Northway died 20 May 1898 at the same place. Both are buried on Lot. no 1 S 1/2. The remainder being given to Truman Mosher, whose mother was an aunt to Mr. Northway, so said by Miss Anna Bronson, who knew them well.
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Lois E. Patterson, Oak Hill Road, Marietta, NY 13110 (now deceased, her daughter Nancy Shelley, same address has her files)

Hiram was killed while cutting down a tree with his nephew, Dr. Longstreet, in the early 1880s. Evenetta [sic] later married Ted Chittenden.

NORTHWAY, Laura M. PARKS (1885-1956)

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'Obituaries and Biographical Clippings of Residents of Syracuse; Onondaga County; and Adjacient Areas of Central New York during 1955,
1956, 1957,' collected and compiled by The Local History Department, Syracuse Public Library, 1958, Vol. 10, pg. 113

Laura Northway [1/30/56] Cardiff

Mrs. Laura Park Northway, 71, a resident of the village of Cardiff more than 50 years, died yesterday in Crouse-Irving Hospital after a long
illness. She was native of South Onondaga. Surviving are her husband, Howard P. Northway; a daughter Mrs. Ruby Johnson, both of
Lafayette; 5 grandchildren; one great grandchild; a sister, Mrs. Martha Field, of Fort Pierce, Flordia, and several nieces and nephews. . . .
Burial Cardiff Cemetery.

NORTHWAY, Truman (1791 - 1875)

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NORTHWAY, Susan A. DEAN (ca. 1818-1874)

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'Obituaries and Biographical Clippings of Residents of Syracuse; Onondaga County; and Adjacient Areas of Central New York from about
1860 to 1926,' collected and compiled by The Local History Department, Syracuse Public Library, Vol. 17, pg. 92

The unexpected death of Mrs. Susan Northway, wife of H. G. Northway of Cardiff, which occurred on the 19th of April, has thrown a
shadow of gloom and sadness over the whole community. The deceased was as well as usual on Monday of the previous week, and
performed her ordinary household labors without apparent distress. In the afternoon, in company with her husband, she visited a neighbor,
and on her return home it is presumed she took a slight cold, but was not confined to her bed until Friday, when an attack of erysipilas
prostrated her, but her case was not considered dangerous until Saturday, when the malignant disease reached the vitals, and death soon
resulted. . . . She leaves a husband and a sister, . . .

NORTHWAY, Miranda (1793-1873)

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'Obituaries and Biographical Clippings of Residents of Syracuse; Onondaga County; and Adjacient Areas of Central New York from about
1860 to 1926,' collected and compiled by The Local History Department, Syracuse Public Library, Vol. 17, pg. 91

[Mch -73] Death of an old Resident - Mrs. Miranda Northway, wife of Thomas [sic] Northway, and one of the early settlers of Onondaga
County, died at the residence of her husband, in the Town of LaFayette, on the 12th of March, of inflammation of the lungs, aged about 79
years. . . . She was a member of the Methodist Church of over fifty years standing. . . . She died on the farm where she had resided over
forty years. . . . She leaves a kind husband, daughter and son. . . .

LONGSTREET, Rosalina Zerlina Sophia NORTHWAY (1836-1864)

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'Obituaries and Biographical Clippings of Residents of Syracuse; Onondaga County; and Adjacient Areas of Central New York from about
1860 to 1926,' collected and compiled by The Local History Department, Syracuse Public Library, Vol. 14, pg. 234

Longstreet - October 15th, at the residence of her ____________ in the town of LaFayette, Rosaline S., daughter ____________ T. and
Loretta Northway, and wife of Joseph ____________ street, aged 28 years.

NORTHWAY, John H. (1838-1915)

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'Obituaries and Biographical Clippings of Residents of Syracuse; Onondaga County; and Adjacient Areas of Central New York from about
1860 to 1926,' collected and compiled by The Local History Department, Syracuse Public Library, Vol. 17, pg. 93

Services for John H. Northway, 77, a life-long resident of Lafayette, who was found dead in bed at his home there yesterday, will be held at
the home to-morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Dissolution was unveiled by Hattie Northway, a daughter, who went to the room to call her
father to breakfast.

He is survived by one other daughter, Mrs. C. A. King of Lafayette; two sons, Hayward T. of Cardiff and Hubert D. Northway of this city,
and one brother Truman Northway of Clinton, Wisconsin.

FIELD, Rosalina Sophia NORTHWAY COLE (1875-1964)

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Unknown Newspaper Clipping

Field
Mrs. Rose S. Field, 89, of South Onondaga, June 18, 1964. She is survived by a son, Sterling Cole of Covina, Calif.; two daughters, Mrs. Gladys Perry of South Onondaga and Mrs. Ruth Williams of Fulton; three sisters, mrs. Alice Becker, Mrs. Elsie Clark, and Mrs. Louise Jones of Nedrow; eighteen grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and two nieces. Services 2 p.m., Monday, at Norris Funeral Home, Marcellus, the Rev. Robert Jones officiating. Burial South Onondaga Cemetery. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Norris Funeral Home

REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION PAPERS - OZIAS NORTHWAY,W2419, BLWt. 27647-160-55

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REVOLUTIONARY WAR PENSION PAPERS - NORTHWAY, Zenas, Mass., Abigail W2233, BLWt. 21805-160-55

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Revolutionary War Pension Applications

Northway, Zenas, Mass., Abigail W2233, BLWt. 21805-160-55

[W=Widow; BLWt=Bounty Land Warrant; where the application and bounty land warrant were usually tied together in one set of documents]
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D.A.R. #263296 Genealogical Form
Miretta Maria Northway

Zenas Northway Sr. place of residence during the Revolution was New York. Zenas Northway Sr. served in Captain Adam Bailey's company as private of Massachusett's line. He was placed on the Rev. Soldier's Pension roll of New York in 1818--for one year actual service. (Ref. Rev. War pension claims-W2233).

NORTHWAY, Zenas (1764-1843), Onondaga Co., NY, Liber H, Pg. 176

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Will of Zenas NORTHWAY, Onondaga Co., NY, Liber H, Pg. 176

(Coming soon)

HUBBARD, David, (mentions dau. Betsey HUBBARD NORTHWAY), Otsego Co., NY

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'Abstracts of Wills of Otsego County, NY, 1845-1850, Vol. 5,' by Gertrude A. Barber

pg. 31
(Wills) pg. 207
David Hubbard of Westford
Dated: Nov. 3, 1845, Probated: April 12, 1848
Mentions: Sons: Harrison, Isaac

Daughters: Phila Manzer

Betsey Northway

Rhoda S. Gillett
Executors: Son Harrison

William Temple of Middlefield

Witnesses: Samuel H. Hunter of Middlefield

Seth J. Temple of Middlefield

NORTHWAY, George, Will dated 8 Sep 1736, Farmington, CT

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GRISWOLD, Michael, Will dated 2 Apr 1731, Wethersfield, CT (mentions George NORTHWAY)

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'A Digest of the Early CT Probate Records (Hartford District), Vol. III,' edited by Charles W. Manwaring, R. S. Peck & Co., Printers, Hartford, CT, 1904; reprinted on CD-ROM by Heritage Books, Inc., Bowie, MD, 1995, pg. 59

Griswold, Michael, 2nd, Wethersfield. Died 20 April, 1731. Invt. 919-06-94. Taken 11 May, 1731, by Michael Griswold, Nathaniel Burnham and Jacob Griswold. Will dated 2nd April, 1731.
I, Michael Griswold, 2nd, of Wethersfield, do make this my last will and testament: I give unto my son Benjamin Griswold my homestead, about 11 acres of land, with the house and barna nd orchard thereon standing, except the improvement of 1-2 of sd. lands, buildings and orchard, which I reserve to my wife Mary during her widowhood; also except the blacksmith shop and tooles thereof, and the ground which sd. shop covers, which I reserve for my son Michael during the time he shall see cause to uphold and work in sd. shop, and no longer; and also one acre of land across the highway near sd. homestead, which I purchased of my brother Samuel Griswold, and lying next to the homelott of George Northway, excepting the use of sd. acre which I reserve for my wife during her widowhood; and also 2 acres of land lying the in the Great Meadow in Wethersfield, which I purchased of Eliphalet Dickinson; he said Benjamin, paying upon my decease to my daughter Prudence the sum of 20 [pounds] money or equivalent thereto. . . . I give to my wife Mary the improvement of the 1-2 of my house and orchard and homelott whereon they stand, and also the improvement of 1 acre lying across the way next the homelott of George Northway, during the time she shall continue my relict or widow;. . .

FROST, Henry, Will dated 5 May 1826, Onondaga Co., NY (Mentions Truman & Josiah NORTHWAY)

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Abstracts, Onondaga County Wills, Liber D

FROST, Henry, of the Town of LaFayette. Will dated May 5, 1826. Probated July 19, 1826.
Mentions wife Anna; eldest daughter Julia, second daughter Sarah, third daughter Rachel, and fourth daughter Margaret; also a brother Stephen.
Executors, wife Anna, Truman Northway, and Jacob Butts.
Witnesses: Theodore Merwin, B. D. Sniffin, and Josiah Northway.