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1	Snohomish County Tribune 2-22-1895 Grandma Eddy, who in her day was one of the most hospitable of entertainers and always good hearted and kind, passed to the land beyond early this morning. Her husband was buried at the old home near Bangor, Maine, and it was Mrs. Eddy's request that she be laid beside him in the old churchyard. Accordingly the body was embalmed and will be shipped to Maine for interment. Grandma was 75 years old. She has one daughter, Mrs. Armine Blackman, and two sons, Nelson and Will Eddy, all residents of this county. Services will be held at the home of Nelson Eddy, near the central school house, tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, Rev. Dorrance officiating	Rowe, Mary Jane (I64099)
2		Holman, Rufus (I06901)
3	1860 Federal Census Lawrence County, Arkansas Eddy Ezra 34 M Farmer 800 750 IN 2 44 47 Eddy Rachel K 24 F TN 3 44 47 Eddy William W 5 M AR 4 44 47 Eddy Roma M 30 F TN	Eddy, Ezra (I10778)
4	Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace Benjaman FISK Self W Male W 84 VT Farmer RI RI Lorette J. FISK Other D Female W 55 VT Keeping House VT VT Jay F. EDDY GSon M Male W 29 VT Farmer VT VT Rosina B. EDDY GDauL M Female W 29 VT Keeping House VT VT Katie EDDY GDau S Female W 2 VT VT VT Benjaman EDDY GSon S Male W 1 VT VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Clarendon, Rutland, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255347 NA Film Number T9-1347 Page Number 106B	Eddy, Jay Fisk (I36979)
5	"St. Marys Oracle" -- St. Marys, WV 17 Nov 1999 RICHARD E. EDDY 4 Nov 1999 Richard E. Eddy, 57, of Cross Junction, VA, and formerly of Harrisville and Glendale, died Nov. 4 at Cross Junction. He was born Jan. 6, 1942, in St. Marys, to Mildred L. Eddy and the late Glen E. Eddy. He was employed by L.F. Franklin and Sons Inc., now (unreadable) He is survived by his wife, Peggy Mullenix; two sons, Brian Eddy of Columbus and Kurt Eddy of Reston, VA; one daughter, Leanne Eddy of Hilt Head, SC; two step-children, Debra Davis of Pennsboro and Todd Murphy of Valparaiso, IN; one sister, Kathy Eddy of Parkersburg; and one granddaughter, Kristen Copeland. Services were Thursday at Raiguel Funeral Home in Harrisville. Burial w in Mt. Olivet Cemetery at Parkersburg.	Eddy, Richard E. (I79586)
6	"St. Marys Oracle" -- St. Marys, WV 5 Nov 1985 ANNA E. EDDY 26 Oct 1985 Anna E. Eddy, 79, of Toronto, OH, died Sunday, Oct. 26, at the OH Valley Hospital, Steubenville, OH. She was born July 17, 1906, in St. Marys, daughter of the late John and Mary Oldfield Hubacher Davis. She was a 1926 graduate of St. Marys High School. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Melford (Virginia) Maple of Manass Park, VA; four sons, John of Steubenville, Charles of Petersburg, VA, a Robert and Richard of Toronto; one sister, Charlotte Travis of Atlanta, GA; 18 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Eddy, in 1966; two sons, William and Edward, both in 1975; and one daughter, Mary Dalton, in 1977. The funeral was held Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the Clarke-Foster Funeral Home in Toronto. Burial in the Island Creek Cemetery, also in Toronto.	Davis, Anna (I79547)
7	"The Parkersburg Sentinel" -- Parkersburg, WV 22 May 1992 JAMES ARTHUR EDDY 20 May 1992 James Arthur Eddy, 71, of Liberty St., Industrial, WV, died Wednesday at his residence following an extended illness. Eddy was a member of Salem Church of Christ. He was born in Ritchie County, a son of the late Wade and Minnie Higginbotham Eddy. He is survived by his wife, Sylvia Dotson Eddy; one daughter, M. Delores "Sid" Carder of Salem; six sons, Wayne, Wade, James "Knuck", Gary, and Michael Eddy, all of Salem, and Daniel Eddy of St. Marys; two sisters, Nancy Belle Owens of Harrisville and Ruby Frances of Parkersburg; one brother, Lee Eddy of Harrisville; 12 grandchildren; and two great- grandchildren. The funeral was 11am today at Harbert Funeral Chapel, Salem. Burial was in Cantwell Church of Christ Cemetery, near Mellin, Ritchie County.	Eddy, James Arthur (I20551)
8	1751 ABRAHAM EADES patented land on Ballengers Creek in 1751. It is likely that Abraham, Joseph and Jacob were brothers and there is a possibly that he had a sister named Hannah who married a John Peter., Albermarle Co., Va. Ref: Rev. Edgar Woods, Columbia, MO. Nelson Eddy 1634 Second Avenue Terre Haute, Indiana 812 235 4458 eddyretiredcop@aol.com Abraham EADES THIS INFORMATION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO ME THROUGH SEVERAL PERSONS WHO ARE RELATED TO THIS FAMILY. Nelson Eddy THE SPELLING OF THE SURNAME OF EDDY ARE FOUND IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, SUCH AS ADDY; EADES, EDY, EDDE, EADS, EDDY EDDIE EDIE AND PERHAPS MORE. 1. ca (John) Abraham Eads / Eades born 1700 Virginia, died before 1828, married unknown Perhaps incomplete listing of children Children:a.Joseph married Sarah Leftwich b.Abraham c.Jacob born abt. 1755 Frederick Co., Va., married between 1771 and 1775 Unknown d.Mildred married Mr. Shepard e.Susan Charolette f.Sarah married Richard Chandler g.Isaac married Sarah Bible Abraham Eades patented land on Ballengers Creek, Albemarle County, Virginia in 1751. It is likely that Abraham, Joseph and Jacob were brothers and there is a possibly he had a sister named Hannah who married a John Peter, Albermarle Co., Va. Ref: Rev. Edgar Woods of Columbia, MO. From a book found in Denver Co. Library "History of Albermarle Co." Eades a family named Eades were early settlers in Southern part of the County. Abraham Eades patented land on Ballengers Creek in 1751. Abraham Eades was a Tobacco Inspector in the early part of the century. He died in 1828. Family were Joseph, Mildred (wife of a Shepard), Abraham, Susan Charlotte, and Sarah (wife of Richard Chandler), Shepard Eades, a son of one of the family married Mary, daughter of Benjamin Norvell, and left a son Shepard and three daughters, Mary (wife of a Starke), Charlotte (wife of a Turner), and Sarah (wife of a Venable) Samuel Gray is descendant of Isaac Eads who married Sarah Bible in Amherset County, Virginia in 1799. He died in Stokes County in 1817. Isaac is a nae missing from the Eades family to make this a complete descendency like the one of the Bible as mentioned in subject heading above. An Abraham Eades was in Goochland County, Virginia early in the century, this is probably before that part of Goochland became Albermarle County. Some of Albremarle County became Amherst County, so it is possible that this family had lived in the same place and listed all three Counties. 2.Joseph (ca John) Eades / Edds / Eddes / Edy / Eddy born abt 1700 died 1805 ca Virginia, s/o Abraham and Sarah "Sally" Eades. Married abt. 1755 Virginia, Sarah Leftwick. Perhaps more children Children:a.Thomas b.John married perhaps three times 1) Unknown, 2) Francis Stringer Via, 2) Huldah ________ From the history book, Albemarke County, Virginia, by Rev. Edgar Woods. Shelved at Missouri Historical Society: Joseph Eades Joseph gave to his sons, Thomas and John, 150 acres on Totier Creek in Albermarle Co., Va. in 1758 and the next year Jacob Eades sold 300 acres to Rev. Ramsey. It is likely Abraham, Jacob and Joseph were brothers with the later two disappear from the records and may have gone elsewhere. John Edy born in Scotland came to America by way of Virginia under the authority of a Col. Cater of the Northern Neck of Virginia in 1725, who would pay John Edy's way to America and thus John would become his indentured servant until his debt was paid. John Edy was unable to pay his debt and he was placed in the hoscow (jail) and all his Carpentrey tools were auctioned off to cover his debt to Col. Carter. After John Edy was released from his confinement he and several other Scot-Irish men and their families went to the West side of what was know as Round Mountain or (Hill), Virginia because this area looked most like their homeland. This area is now known as Clarke County, Virginia and according to the local history of the county there were about 250 Scotsman who settled there. Ref: County Clerks Office in Fredericksburg, Virginia. and Nelson Robert Eddy Compiler of this report. 3.Thomas Eddes, s/o Joseph Eddes. 4.John Edde born 1740 ca Albermarle Co., Va., died abt. 1830 McMinneville, Warren Co., TENN. Or Warren Co., Ohio, Buried in Viola Cemetery, Viola, Warren Co., TN.?, s/o perhaps Joseph Eades . Married perhaps twice, 1) unknown, 2) Abt. 1770/3 Augusta Co. Va. Mrs. Frances Stringer Via. (widow of David Via) born 1746 or 57 Louisa County, Va., died 1798 Botetrout Co., Va., d/o Edward and Francis Blackstone Stringer. John Edde had known one child by his first wife who might have been James, and several children by his other two wifves. 1st wife Unknown 2nd wife Children:a.Francis married George Chapmam b.Margaret married twice 1) John Cooper, 2) William Gillespie `c.John Jr. married Elizabeth Harrison c.William married Jean/Jane Gillespie d.Samuel married Nancy Roberts e.James married Patience Prewitt f.Giden Via (Step Son) g.Daughter unknown (stepdaughter) h.Daughter name unknown (stepdaughter) i. John Edy, John Savage and John Warner owned land next to Harquist Clames of Stafford County, Virginia. Ref: Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia. 1717 John Edy and Humphery Pope having severally entered cavert for stopping and patents issued out by Henry Wills (Gent) for 1500 acres of land in the Little Fork of the Rappohannock River. The said Pope this date appeararing that the 300 hundred acres of land which he claims were in the year of 1717, granted by deed to porpietor of the Northern Neck Agency. Pope would insist that his title under the deed and try the same by law. There upon it is ordered that the said cavert be dismissed and that the other deeds be entered by the above name JOHN EDY be continued to be heard at the board the next court of O year and Termf History, Vol. 36, page 136. 1773 John Eddy in Rockingham County, Virginia had a wife named Frances (possibly Stringer) Via. Born 1746 Louisa County, Virginia. She had been the widow of David Via, but now that she is the wife of John Edde he asks in 1773 for a, counter security. (note spelling of Surname) Ref: The Eddy Family in America 1930 publication, page 1223. John Eddie, John Craig, William McGill, William Campbell and others were residents of Round Hill, Va. located above Bridgewater, Va., all were believed to have been Scot-Irish settlers. Ref: History of Rockingham Co. Va., page 239 In about 1739 Joseph John Eddy was born in, either Frederick Co., or Albermarle Co., Va. married 1762 Frederick Co., Va., Huldah ______. Ref: Marriage Records of Frederick Co., Va. Ref: The Eddy Family in America, 1930 publication, pages1223 and 1224 Ref: The Eddy Family in America 1968 Supplement, page 402 Ref: The McFarland Family by Mrs. Helen Polifka in 1977 1723 In Faquire County, Virginia, during the propietorship, by H.C. Groom we find a John Eddy was granted 497 acres on the branches of the Deep Run ajoining the land of Charles Carter. This is the second step in settlement of Facquier County within the Northern Neck Company, by Col. Cater in the year of 1723. Ref: Facquire County, Virginia Oct. 19, 1726 Deed Book , page 2. 1724 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 211 acrea of land in Stafford County on Winters Lower Branch and Bull Run. Dated 21 Aug. 1725 Deed Book ! page 162. Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1794-1742 Vol. 1 by Gertrude E. Gray 1725 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 279 acres of land lying in King George County on164 Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1794-1742 Vol. 1 by Gertrude E. Gray. 1725 John Edy had a survey made by John Savage for 279 acres of land on the branches of Marsh Run of the Rappahonnock River ajoing the property of a John Camp / Crump. Ref. Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book 1 page 396, dated June 17, 1725. 1726 John Edy of Northumberland County Virginia on 710 acres of land in King Geroge County on Deep Run. Deed Book D page 78 dated 4 March 1726. (Deed Cancelled) Ref: Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book D page 78. 1726 John Edy on Nov. 27, 1726 had a brother named Henry and a daughter named Diana (Non Cupative will proven) Ref: North Carolina Wills 1726 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 432 acres of land lying in King George County on Middle Run ? River. (Deed Cancled 8 August 1726. Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1694-1742 by Gertrude E. Gray. 1727 John Edy of Stafford County, Virginia on the Chappawamsick? River from John Wainrite. Deed Book C page 4 and Deed Book A page 210 dated 8 August 1726. Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1694-1742 by Gertrude E. Gray. 1728 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 497 acres of land lying in King George Cage 24 dated 19 October 1728. Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1694-1742 by Gertrude E. Gray. 1723 John Eddy / Edde / Eades brought land in Washington Co., Pennsylvania (now Greene County) In 1773 John Edde is listed in the Augusta County, Court Records, Order Book XV, dated August 23, 1773, it mentions that he is married to Francs, widow of David Via. 1781-1782 John Edde served in the Washington County, Pennsylvania Militia 1781 - 1782. Edy, a survey was made by John Savage and John Edy 1781 Listed in 1784 census (list by Michael Rorok) for Rockingham County, Virginia, 7 white souls and 2 other buildings. 1788, John Edde appointed road surveyor from his own house to Scotch Town, vice Leonard Bell. (Augusta County Courts Records, 1745-1800 and Chronicles of Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Volume 1, Order Book XX by Lyman Chalkey). 1791 John Edde and Frances his wife sold 50 acres to her son, Gidion Via for 22 pounds in Virginia money. (see deed, Bath County, Virginia). 1794 John Edde was granted an Ordinary License in Bath County, Virginia. 1795 John Edde bought land on both sides of Cowpasture River totaling 115 acres in Botetrout County, Virginia. by 1797 John Edde and his wife sold land in Bath County, Virginia and they were living in Cowpasture, Botetrout County, Virginia. On August 1, 1799 John Edde sold 93 acres of this land and only he signs the deed. (So, it is believed that Frances had died by this time. From these records, it is event that John Edde first lived in Augusta County, Virginia, then moved to Rockingham County, Virginia. 1800 John Edde is listed on the 1800 Tax List for Botetrout County, Virginia Soon after John Edde married Mrs. Frances (Stringer) Via, widow of David Via, they purchased 100 acres of land in Rockingham Co., a. There are court records of John paying taxes there and serving on several Grand Juries. In 1786 he sole 100 acres of land and purchased 125 acres in the same area. in 1789 John old the 125 acres. Two doors from him is living Gideon Via as head of household of four white souls. In 1790 John and Frances purchased 262 acres of land in Bath Co., Va. and he was appointed Constable for the first district. In 1791 they sell 50 of those acres to Gideon Via for 22 pounds. In 1784 John Edde was granted an ordinary license in Bath County, Va.. In 1795 John bought on both sides of Cowpasture River totaling 115 acres in botetrout Co., Va. By 1797 they sold the land in Bath County and were living in Cowpasture, Botetrout Co., Va. Ref: The Eddy Family in America John Edde appointed Surveyor from his house to the town of Scotchtown in first 1773 and then again in 1788. Ref: The Seed Bed of the Republic, page 254. On August 1, 1799 John sold 93 acres of this land and he only signs the deed. So is it believed that Frances had died by this time. From the records, it is evident that John Edde first lived in Augusta County, Va., then moved to Rockingham County Va. It is presumed that he died in Va. He is not listed in the 1810 census of Rockingham Co., He could have moved there after 1784 is unknown. His son James is listed in 1820 census Bedford Co., Tenn. (One story has that he moved to Tenneesee with his sons but there is no record of this happening. There was a John Edde listed on the 1812 tax lists of Warren Co., Tenn. But it believed that this other John Edde was the son of John Edde 5.Frances Edde / Eddy born about about 1771 Bath Co., Va., or Augusta Co., Va., d/o John and Francis Stringer Edde/Eddy. Married 13 or 19 September 1791 Bath County, Va., George Chapman Sr. born abt. 1770 Bath Co., Va., died 1804 Bath County, Va. Children:a.Joseph married Reity Lovens b.George Jr. c.Edmund d.Benjamin 6.Joseph Chapman born 18 December 1794 South Carolina, s/o George and Francis Edde / Eddy Peach. Married 25 April 1815 Hawkins County TN. Reity Lovens. Children unknown 7.George Chapman Jr. born abt. 1793, s/o George Sr. and Francis Edde / Eddy. 8.Edmund Chapman born abt. 1799, s/o George Sr. and Francis Edde / Eddy. 9.Benjamin Chapman born 1802 Bath County Va., died 26 Mar. 1880 Russell Co., Va. s/o George and Frances Edde / Eddy. Married abt. 1824 Russell Co., Va., Mary Polly Ervin born 16 Mar. 1805 Russell Co., Va., died 24 Nov. 1873 Randolph Co., N.C., d/o Mourning Ervin. Children:a.William H. married twice, 1) Manerva? Chapman, 2) Caroline Whetsel b.Benjamin F. married Martha Jane Martin c.Martha M. d.Rebecca e.Mary E. f.Joshiah g.Henry C. h.Eliza A. married Richardson Edmond Dye i.Margaret j.Charles C. married Nancy A. Sisk k.Beverly J. l.Catherine 9a.William H. Chapman born abt. 1825 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. Married twice, 1) 11 Sept. 1851 Russell Co., Va., Manerva? Chapman born 12 Apr. 1824 Russell Co, Va., died 25 May 1855 Russell Co., Va., 2) 5 Nov. 1885 Russdell Co., Va., Caroline Whetsel born abt. 1845 Russell Co., Va. 1st wife Children:a.Bartholomew b.Joseph c.William H. Jr. d.Theopetus e.Manerva J. 2ndwife Unknown 9a.Bartholomew Chapman born abt. 1852, s/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? ( Chapman) Chapman. 9b.Joseph Chapman born 26 Jan. 1853, s/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman. 9c.William H. Chapman Jr. born abt. 1855 Russell Co., Va., s/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman. 9d.Theopetus Chapman born abt. 1857, d/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman. 9e.Manerva Chapman born 1859, died 14 Feb. 1885 Randolph N.C. or Russell Co., Va., d/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman. 9b.Benjamin F. Chapman Jr. born abt. 1830 Russell Co., Va., died 14 Feb. 1885 ca Randolph, Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman, Married 1855 Russell Co., Va., Martha Jane Martin born 1832 Va., died after 1902 Washington Co., Va. Children:a.John P. b.Nancy M. c.Lewis C. d.Leah L. e.Virginia C. f.Catherine g.James H. h.Joseph i.Wilson j.Mary Ellen 9ea.John P. Chapman, s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9eb.Nancy M. Chapman, d/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman 9ec.Lewis C. Chapman, s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9ed.Leah L. Chapman, d/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9ee.Virginia C. Chapman born 24 Sept. 1855, d/o Banjamin F. Jr. and (Martin) Chapman. 9ef.Catherine Chapman born 1856 Va., d/o Benjamin F. Jr., and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9eg.James H, Chapman born 17 Mar. 1857 Va., s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9eh.Joseph Chapman born 14 Dec. 1858, s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9ei.Wilson Chapman born 1859 Va., s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9ej.Mary Ellen Chapman born 18 Sept. 1863 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman. 9c.Martha M. Chapman born abt. 1832 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 9d.Rebecca Chaptman born abt. 1834 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 9e.Mary F. Chapman born abt. 1836 Russell Co., Va., d/o Vewnjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 9f.Josiah Chapman born abt. 1838 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 9g.Henry C. Chapman born abt. 1840 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 9h.Eliza A. Chapman born abt. 1842 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. Married abt. 1858 Russell Co., Va., Richardson Edmond Dye born abt. 1838 Russell Co., Va. Children:a.Annie b.Laura c.Lizzie d.Dorcas e.Sallie f.Lathia g.Charles Cummings h.Leah 9ha.Annie Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9hb.Laura Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9hc.Lizzie Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9hf.Dorcas Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9hg.Sallie Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9hh.Lathia Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9hi.Charles Cunnings Dye born 14 Dec. 1858 Russell Co., Va., s/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9hj.Lea Dye born 1863 Russell Co., Va., d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye. 9i.Margaret Chapman born abt. 1844 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr., and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 9j.Charles C. Chapman born abt. 1846 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chpman. Married 2 Dec. 1881 Russell Co., Va., Nancy A. sisk born abt. 1865 Washington Co., Va., d/o James and Nancy Sisk. Children:a.Charles O. 9ja.Charles O. Chapman, s/o Charles C. and Nancy A. (Sisk) Chapman. 9k.Beverly J. Chapman born abt. 1850 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 9l.Catherine Chapman born abt. 1854 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. 10.Abraham Eades, died 1823?, s/o Abraham Eades. Married Sarah "Sally ______. Children:a.Joseph b.Mildred c.Abraham d.Susan e.Charlotte f.Sarah "Sally" married Richard Carter Chandler 10a.Joseph Eades, s/o Arbaham and Sarah "Sally" _____ Eades. Married Unknown Children:a.Shepherd married Mary Norvell b.Mildred married Mr. Sheperd? c.Abraham d.Susan e.Charlotte f.Sarah married Richard Chandler 10b.Shepherd Eades, died in 1848, s/o Joseph Eades. Married Mary Norvell. Children:a.Shepherd b.Mary Ann married Mr. Starke c.Charloette d.Sarah married Richard Chandler 10b.Mildred Eades, d/o Joseph and ______ Eades. 10c.Abraham Eades, s/o Joseph and ______ Eades. 10d.Susan Eades, d/o Joseph and ______ Eades. 10e.Charlotte Eades, d/o Joseph and ______ Eades. 10f.Mary Ann Eades d/o Shepherd and Mary Norvell Eades. Married Mr. Starke Children:Unknown 10aSarah "Sally" Eades, d/o Abraham and Sally Eades married 9 Nov. 1798 Fluvanna Co., Va., Abraham E. Chandler born 1551, died in Lincoln co., Mo. s/o Richard Carter Chandler and Eliza Carter. Children:Unknown 11.Jacob Eades, s/o Abraham's Eades. Jacob Eades sold three hundred acres of land on Totier Creek in 1759 to Rev. John Ramsey, Rector of St. Ann's, in Ablemarle Co., Va. Ref. Rev. Edgar Woods of Columbia, MO. 12.Benjamin Eades? Born about 1760, s/o Abraham Eades. Married 10 March 1887 Fauquier Co., Va., Margaret Gibson Gillison. Children Unknown 13.Margaret Edde born abt. 1771/5 Augusta Co., Va., d/o John and Frances Stringer Edde. Married applications twice, 1) application dated 27 May 1792 Bathe county, Va., John cooper, 2) 17 Feb. 1792 Bath Co., Va., William Gillespie. Children: Unknown John Cooper never appeared for the marriage. 14.John Edde Jr. born abt. 1775 Augusta Co., Va., died abt 1840 Warren Co., Tenn., buried in Viola Cemetery Warren County TN., s/o John Sr. and Frances Stringer Edde. Married 14 May 1793 Bath Co., Va., Elizabeth Harrison born 1775 Augusta County Va. buried in Viola Cemetery, d/o Thomas and Hannah Dennis Harrison. Children: a.William married Mary Luvena Dennis b.Archibald c.John III d.James e.Joseph All four children (By Hannah Jones Wife #1) were mentioned in Thomas Harrison's will 4-10-1815 and were given $50.00 each, Thomas Harrison was a Revolutionary Soldier serving in Captain William Strother Jones (his wife's first cousin ) 1 reason Thomas Harrison's Hannah (Jones) dies ca 1777 and he takes leave to come home & try to come to some solution for these above babies. I also reason, because of the marriage of Elizabeth Harrison to my GGG grandfather John Edde Jr. 5-14-1793 Bath Co. Va., Elizabeth was taken in by "Uncle Gabriel Jones" in Rockingham Co., Va., John Edde Sr. and family lived near Gabriel at the time. While Thomas Harrison on leave proving a home for his children, he strikes up a new Romance with a close neighbor's daughter one Hannah Dennis and later (4-7-1779) they marry and have a family. Ref: George Douglas and B. Ruth Day family tree. Thomas Harrison was a Revolutionary War Soldier. Wife # 1: Hannah Jones, Wife #2 Hannah Dennis. Thomas Harrison Sr. Will, Will Book #1 page 84 . In the name of God Amen I Thomas Harrison Sr. of the County of Tazewell and State of Virginia being sick and weak, though of sound mind and disposing memory and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that is appointed once to all men to die do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in the following that is to say; First I recommend my Sole to God who gave it Worldly Estate that it hast pleased God help me with I dispose of in the following manner that is to say I give unto my beloved wife Hannah all my Estate both real and personal during her natural life and at her decease of my Executors hereinafter named and divided in the following manner: I leave my first wife's children Viz; John Harrison, Elizabeth Harrison now Elazith Eda, Mary Ervin, and Hannah Asbur, Heirs, $50.00 each. That is fifty dollars to be divided equally amongst Asbur's heirs being their mother's heirs part; all the balance of my Estate I allow to be equally divided between my last wife's children, and that is Joseph Harrison, Thomas Harrison, James Harrison, Samuel Harrison, Elenor Thompson, Edley (Audley) Harrison, Nancy Harrison. 14a.William Edde born 1796 Bath Co., Va., died 1867 Stone Co., MO., s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde. William Edde was born in Virginia and partly grew up there. Then went to Tennesse where he met his Polly Mary Dennis and married her in Warren County, Tenn. They lived there until ten children were born and the baby Nathan was two years old. The family then moved to Hickory Co., Missouri onto a farm one mile east of Black Oak Point (now Preston, Mo.) Of the eleven children there were five boys and two girls who lived to manhood and womanhood. One of the boys and two girls died in the 50's. Ref: Arch E. Edde Jr. Marshall, Mo. 14b.Archibald Edde, s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde. 14c.John Edde III, s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde. 14d.James Edde, s/o John and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde. 14e.Joseph Edde, s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde. 15. William Edde / Eddy born 1796 Bethel, Clarke Co. Va. died 1867 Stone Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery. s/o William and ca Jean / Jane (Gilespie) Edde. Married twice, 1) 1817 Warren Co., Tenn., Mary Luvena Polly Dennis born 21 October 1798 Barren Co., Ky., died 18 November 1849 Hickory Co., Mo., d/o Joseph and Nancy (Bybee) Dennis, 2) abt. 1850 Hickory Co., Mo., Nancy ______ born abt. 1806 Tenn. 1st wife Children: a.John married Harriett Allsup b.Ann married Jacob Stevenson Reser c.Joseph married Julie Romans d.Elijah married Winnie Adeline Dennis e.Jasper married Elizabeth J. Vinyard f.Nathan married Martha Woolery g.Elizabeth married twice, 1) Riley Riddle, 2) J. William Dollarhid 2nd wife h.daughter died in 1850's i.daughter died in 1850's 16.John Edde born 12 Mar. 1831 Warren Co., Tenn., died 30 Apr. 1913 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery, Preston, Hickory Co., Mo. s/o William and Mary Luvena Dennis Edde. Married 27 July 1853, Harriet Allsup born 19 July 1833/4 Lincoln Co., Tenn., died 23 Mar. 1914 Hickory Co., Mo. Buried in fisher Cemetery at Preston, Mo., d/o Joseph and Harriett Scott Allsup. Children:a.Raymond b.Sarah Abigail married Hugh L. Simmons c.Eliza Ruth married Alexander d.Nathan e.Joseph Thomas f.Charles E. married Emma Browder g.Albert Pitts h.William H. i.Mary Ann j.Clara Alice k.James M. Obituary: of John Edde John Edde was born March 12, 1831 in Warren Co., Tennessee and came with his parents to what is now Hickory Co., Mo. In 1842. He was united in marriage to Harriet Alsup July 27, 1853. To this union were born ten children, 6 of whom are still living, Sarah A. Simmons, Eliza Alexander, Nathan Edde, Joe T. Edde, Charles E. Edde and Albert P. Edde who live near Nemo and Preston. Bro. Edde professed faith in Christ as his Savior during a meeting held by Rev. Holman at or near the place where the widow of the late Joseph Riffle now lives, some 50 years ago. While he never united with a church he lived upright and constant Christian life and offen told his family and friends during his long afflictions and suffering that he was ready to go to meed his Savior. To live was Christ and to die was gain. He died April 30, 1913 and after the services by Rev. H. L. Parrack he was laid to restin the Fisher Cemetery. 17 Sarah Abigail Edde born 11 Nov. 1856 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery, Hickory Co., Mo., d/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde. Married 11 Oct. 1877 Hickory Co., Mo., Hugh L. Simmons born 30 Mar. 1855, died 26 Jan. 1930 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery. Children:a.Harriett Elizabeth b.William Elmer c.John David d.Olive Ruth e.Luther James f.Walter g.Effie 17a.Harriett Elizabeth Simmons, d/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons. 17b.William Elmer Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons. 17c.John David Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons. 17d.Olive Ruth Simmons, d/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons. 17e.Luther James Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons. 17f.Walter Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons. 17g.Effie Simmons, d/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons. 18.Eliza Ruth Edde born 23 May 1858 Hickory Co., Mo., d/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde. Married 11 Nov. 1875 Hickory Co., Mo., George Washington Alexander born 16 Apr. 1856, died20 Oct. 1951, Hickory Co., Mo.,buried in Nemo Cemetery. Children:a.Minnie b.John c.Cordellia d.Maude e.Roy f.Nina 18a.Minnie Alexander, d/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander. 18b.John Alexander, s/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander. 18c.Cordellia Alexander, d/o George Washington and eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander. 18d.Maude Alexander, d/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander. 18e.Roy Alexander, s/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander. 18f.Nina Alexander, d/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander. 19.Nathan Edde born 13 June 1862 Hickory Co., Mo., died 19 Apr. 1943 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Nemo Cemetery, s/o John and Harriett (Allsup) Edde. Married 6 Mar. 1881 Hickory Co., Mo., Pheobe Edmondson born 27 Apr. 1865, died 13 Oct. 1918 Santa Paula, Ventura Co., Calif., d/o William Thomas and Frances Levina F. (Davis) Edmondson Children:a.Hattie b.Mamie c.Alpha d.Bertha e.John T. f.Florence Loona g.Harry h.Charles i.Ralph j.Living Unknown k.Living Unknown 19a.Hattie Edde born 27 Apr. 1883, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19b.Mamie Edde born 28 June 1885, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19c.Alpha Edde born 10 Mar. 1887, c/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19d.Bertha Edde, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19e.John Thomas Edde born 10 Oct. 1891, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19f.Florence Loona Edde, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19g.Harry Edde, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19h.Charles Edde born 7 July 1897, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19i.Ralph Edde born 26 Feb. 1899, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19j.Living Edde, c/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 19k.Living Edde, c/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde. 20.Joseph Thomas Edde abt. 1865 Mo., s/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde. 21.Charles E. Edde born 28 Mar. 1868 Hickory Co., Mo., died 13 May 1950 ID., s/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde. Married 4 Oct. 1891 Hickory Co., Mo., Emma Browder born 1870 Preston, Hickory Co., Mo. Children:a.John Henry married Jetta Frances Raines b.Goldy P. c.Thomas d.Lionel e.Eula Faye 22.John Henry Edde born 9 July 1892 Preston, Hickory Co., Mo., s/o Charles E. and Emma Browder Edde. Married 5 Sept. 1915 Preston, Hickory Co., Mo., Jetta Frances Raines. Born 15 June 1892, d/o John and Elizabeth Jackson Raines. Children:a.Wendell Raines married Hazel Elizabeth Humbyrd b.John c.Marlene Rosana married Michael Pang 22aWendell Raines Edde, s/o John Henry and Jetta Frances (Raines) Edde. Married Hazel Elizabeth Humbyrd. Children:Unknown 22bJohn Edde, s/o John Henry and Jetta Frances (Raines) Edde. 22cMarlene Rosana Edde, d/o John Henry and Jetta Frances (Raines) Edde. Married Michael Pang. Children:Unknown 22a.Goldy P. Edde born 1893, d/o Charles E. and Emma (Browder) Edde. 22b.Thomas Edde, s/o Charles E.	Eades, Abraham (I61773)
9	1870 Appanoose County, Iowa Census Post Office - Centerville Pg 38 Line 6 William Eddy 52 M Farmer WV 7 Catharine 58 F Keeping house WV 8 Samuel 25? M OH 9 Clarinda 26 F OH 10 Vilinda 23 F OH 11 William M 19 M OH Descendants of John Eddy Generation No. 1 1. JOHN1 EDDY was born Abt. 1680 in Scotland, and died Abt. 1741 in Adams Co., PA. He married (1) ELIZABETH EDWARDS March 31, 1706 in Middlesex Co., NJ, daughter of JAMES EDWARDS and ALLISON. She was born Abt. 1682 in Middlesex Co., NJ, and died Unknown. He married (2) JANET MCCOLLUAGH Aft. 1725. She was born Abt. 1710, and died Unknown. Notes for JOHN EDDY: Will of John Eddy of Woodbridge, NJ In the name of God Amen this 18th Day of September 1750 I John Eddy being weak of Body but of perfect mind and memory blessed be God for it do order this my last will and Testament first of all I my Soul to the hands of God who give it and my body to the dust to be buried in a Christian like and decent mannor at the will of my Executors and as for my worldly possessions I Divide it as following, all my Lawfull debts to be paid first of all as for my Dear and well beloved wife Jenat Eddy alias McCulluagh I order her to have her Choice of any two cows she thinks fit to take, and said two cows to be kept from of all Charges to her, together with maintenance of the plantation during her widowhoo and the bound servant at her disposal, with the half of the household furniture, as for my two youngest children Agnus and Alexander Eddy I order each of them thirty pounds corranory to be paid when come of age and my youngest son Alexander to be put to which he thinks file to chigo as for my youngest Daughter Agnus I order her the other half of my household furniture as for my firsts wife children Elles Maryan James Joan Gayon Robert (crossed out on will) John William and, Thomas Eddy I do order Each five Shillings as for my Son Robert Eddy I order him a three year old horse and my body cloas and as for my two sons Samuel and David Eddy I order to them my plantation which I now together with all the remainder of my worldly possesions which remains undivided, I order my two sons Samuel and David to build to thier mother a convinient house at their charges if she demands it I order Walter Buchanan and my son Samuel Eddy to be my Executors to do justice to my children wife and children according to the true intent of this my last will and testament written on this day and date above mentioned Witness present William Eddy his mark John Eddy his mark Walter Buchanan Janet Eddy her mark John Eddy of Woodbridge's will shows what he left to his children, his second wife, and children from his first marriage. The will is probated in York, York County, Pennsylvania. (Later, in 1801 the Marsh Creek area becomes part of Adam's County, PA). Taken from website contributed by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960 Children of JOHN EDDY and ELIZABETH EDWARDS are: 2. i. GAVIN/GAWEN2 EDDY, b. February 17, 1720/21, February 17, 1721 Woodbridge, NJ; d. Abt. 1781, Bedford Co., PA. ii. ALLISON/ELLISON EDDY, b. August 08, 1707; d. Unknown. 1 3. iii. MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY, b. January 25, 1708/09, Woodbridge, NJ; d. October 19, 1803, Hancock, MD. iv. JAMES EDDY, b. February 27, 1710/11; d. Unknown; m. MARY GACH, May 29, 1743, NJ; b. February 11, 1723/24; d. Unknown. Notes for JAMES EDDY: James Eddey-Eldest Son of John of Woodbridge James' will located in the NJ will section in Trenton clearly spells his name with the extra e. See footnote 8 for the text and the exact spellings. James Eddy, son of John, inherited land from his father in Woodbridge and died there. He and his wife are buried in the old Presbyterian Church burial ground (near the train station) in Metuchen, NJ. He is thought to have been a farmer in his early years, but then became a town official (like his youngest brother Samuel did in the Marsh Creek settlement) later on. His wife was from Scotland, as was his mother in law. The Scottish connections are quite strong. They were members of the Upper Presbyterian church in Woodbridge. William Simonson Eddy states at one point that they were Quakers! John William Edie writes in his genealogy (without references however) that James Eddy had frequent contact with the Edies living in the Marsh Creek settlement in PA. James is listed several times in the book "Woodbridge and Vicinity; The Story of a New Jersey Township", by Rev Joseph W. Dally. He is a moderator for the Freeholders' meetings. He is listed as keeping the records when the clerk, T. Gage dies. The only other item known about James is that he was a private in the Revolutionary War. He is listed on the DAR burial plaque in the burial ground in Metuchen, NJ as being a private in the Middlesex County Militia. We do not have much information about his wife, Mary Gach except that she has 11 children and is thought to be a Quaker by William Simonson Eddy. John of Woodbridge has 12 children, 10 from Elizabeth his first wife and two from Janet his second wife. Mary's mother's maiden name is Bloodgood. There are many Bloodgoods buried where she is buried. Contributed from website by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960 Re: Sarah Eddy, 18th century Middlesex Co NJ From: Eddy Family Genealogist-Stephanie Eddy Date: 10 Feb 2002 Time: 15:32:12 Remote Name: wc04.mtnk.rnc.net.cable.rogers.com Comments Hi Rick, Sarah Eddy was the daughter of James Eddy and Mary Gach. She was one of 11 children born in Woodbridge, New Jersey, USA, and married Thomas Heath Nov 29 1768, in New Jersey. Her grandfather John Eddy born abt 1680 came from Scotland and died 1741 in Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA. His wife Elizabeth Edwards was born abt 1682 in Woodbridge, New Jersey. Sincerely, Steph familytree23@rogers.com Chair of the Genealogical Committee Eddy Family Association http://www.eddyfamily.com v. JEAN EDDY, b. December 28, 1712; d. Unknown. vi. ELIZABETH EDDY, b. February 20, 1714/15; d. Unknown. vii. ROBERT EDDY, b. March 03, 1716/17; d. Unknown. viii. JOHN EDDY, b. January 29, 1718/19; d. Unknown. ix. WILLIAM EDDY, b. June 06, 1723; d. Unknown. x. THOMAS EDDY, b. September 05, 1725; d. Unknown. Children of JOHN EDDY and JANET MCCOLLUAGH are: xi. AGNUS2 EDDY, b. Abt. 1736; d. Unknown. xii. ALEXANDER EDDY, b. Abt. 1738; d. Unknown. xiii. SAMUEL EDDY, b. Abt. 1732; d. Unknown. xiv. DAVID EDDY, b. Abt. 1734; d. Unknown. Generation No. 2 2 2. GAVIN/GAWEN2 EDDY (JOHN1) was born February 17, 1720/21 in February 17, 1721 Woodbridge, NJ, and died Abt. 1781 in Bedford Co., PA. He married SARAH COTHEAL Abt. 1759, daughter of WILLIAM COTHEAL. She was born Abt. 1730 in Middlesex Co., NJ, and died Abt. 1785 in Bedford Co., PA. Notes for GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY: Gayon or Gavin Eddy, Third Oldest son of John of Woodbridge The following was taken from the Heady Family Newsletter. It is included in this document because it provides some information on Gavin, the third oldest son of John of Woodbridge. "The stream now known as Tonoloway Creek, but called 'Konolawa' by the Indians living along its bank and 'The Conolloways' by the white settlers, follows a meandering course through the southern part of present Foulton (sic) county, Pennsylvania, crossing the boundary line into Maryland about three miles before it joins the Potomac at a point just below that river's northernmost bend. The Big and Little Tonoloway Settlements lay about five miles north of the Potomac along branches of Tonoloway Creek and immediately west of the large and small basins named, respectively, the Great (Big) Cove and Little Cove. These settlements had been founded by a few Scotch-Irish Immigrants, at least one Welch family (that of Evan Shelby), and a band of Monmouth and Middlesex county, New Jersey families, which included those of Moses Graham, William Linn, Joseph Warford, Adam Stiger, John Melott, Benjamin Truas, Elias, Richard, Jeremiah Stillwell, Thomas Heady, GAVIN EDDY, Samuel Hedden the Coombs, Belieus, Applegates and, no doubt, others. Whether the Monmouth and Middlesex county families came as a unit or over a period of several years, is not known, but they were all there by 1765 or earlier. The precise date of the first settlement on the Tonoloways is difficult to establish. Some historians claim that settlers arrived as early as 1731, but others assert that 1741 was a more realistic date. The STILLWELL FAMILY HISTORY states that one source places Elias Stillwell, husband of Meriam Eddy and the older brother of Gavin Eddy, on the Tonoloways as early as 1735. Although that seems a bit early to us, other families can be proved to have been in the area by that time, so it may be true that he was there that early. The settlers purchased the land on which they settled from the Indians, and reportedly, had little trouble with them until 1750, in which year the Indians appealed to the proprietory government of Pennsylvania for the return of their lands, alledging they had been defrauded by a few trinkets and other items of little value, and drawing attention to the fact that settlement west of the Kittantinny mountains was a violation of the treaty in effect at that time. At length, the Pennsylvania authorities responded by sending out magistrates, accompanied by troops, to drive the settlers off their lands in the Great Cove. Most of the settlers pleaded guilty of settling on unpurchased lands, paid their fines and returned to their lands as soon as the magistrates left. Since the Little Cove and the Big and Little Tonoloways were on the borders of Maryland 'the magistrates declined going there, and departed for their homes.' After Braddock's defeat at Pittsburg in 1755, the Indians began raiding throughout the frontiers. They revenged themselves on the Great Cove on the first of November 1755, and raided the Tonoloways on the 28th of January 1756. According to the PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE issue of February 12, 1756, 'they killed and scalped James Leaton, Catherine Stillwell and one of her children were killed and scalped, and two others carried off; one about eight, the other three years old. Her husband was at a neighbor's house when his wife was attacked and from thence got into Coom's fort'. Catherine Stillwell was the wife of Richard Stillwell. There was also a great loss of cattle, and horses and many houses were burned. Apparently, about this time there was some attempt by Maryland, as well, to drive the settlers off the Tonoloways. A petition dated September 29, 1755, was sent to Governor Morris from the settlers setting forth that 'these few lines to inform you we are very much imposed upon by ye Sherfe of frederick county in meryland in Comeing to take our Lands from us by a Maryland Right which we have had surveyed by Mr. William Lyon Surveyor under Mr John Armstrong surveyor for Cumberland County in pensylvania Last Spring....said Sherive peter butler has got surveyed by bringing a Captain and a parcel of souldars to Gard him while he was do doing....Threats were made by him that in two or three weeks he would come back and take all the land from the Forks of Tonolaways Crick down to ye mouth thereof, and all goods, chattels, horses, or anything he could find.' The scanty Baptist church records are the best records we have of the members of the Tonoloway Settlement. Adjacent to the property then owned by ELIAS STILLWELL is the old Tonoloway Baptist Church which was attended by most of the settlers of British extraction and some others. Although the tombstones in its churchyard are its only extant records, they are often the means of connecting the pioneers buried there with their past. Unfortunately for us, there are no Heady stones, but many of the Stillwells and Truaxs still stand. Thus in their desire for freedom, privacy and an autogenous government, the settlers left few records of their early settlement along the Tonoloways. Once the Mason-Dixon line was established and the settlers were sure to which state they belonged, it became desirable for them to insure their claims to the land they had occupied for ten to thirty years. From the beginning 'with the exception of a brief interval from 1761 to 1768, the system of obtaining title to land in Pennsylvania was by warrant. Under this system the land applied for must be paid in advance, which, even at the low price of land, many were not able to do. To meet this difficulty and to encourage rapid settlement and 3 improvement, the proprietaries, in 1761, established a system of taking land on 'application' by which land was sold on indefinite credit, the purchase money running at low rate of interest, and to be a lien on the land. This system remained in vogue until 1769' and under it Thomas Heady and most of the other settlers obtained title to the land they occupied. That accounts for the fact that the warreant and patent were not issued on Thomas Heady's 117 acres until it fell into the hands of William Bishop and Bishop, in 1836, paid $26.00 to Pennsylvania for the purchase and interest." Found on website contributed by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960 Children of GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY and SARAH COTHEAL are: 4. i. AZEL3 EDDY, b. Abt. 1763, Woodbridge, NJ; d. Abt. 1827. ii. WILLIAM EDDY, b. Abt. 1760; d. Unknown. iii. GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY, d. Unknown. Notes for GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY: Believe this is Gawen in the 1820 Census? 1820 Virginia Census Monongalia County Head of Household - Gawen Eddy Males 10-15 (2) 16-25 (1) 45+ (1) Gawen (Unknown) Females 10-15 (3) 26-44 (1) (3) persons engaged in agriculture. iv. DAVID EDDY, b. Abt. 1766; d. Unknown. v. JOHN EDDY, d. Unknown. 5. vi. ISAAC EDDY, b. Abt. 1768; d. Unknown. 6. vii. ALEXANDER EDDY, b. February 23, 1769, Trenton, NJ; d. June 01, 1859, McCurtsville, Monongalia Co., WV. 3. MARIEM/MERIAM2 EDDY (JOHN1) was born January 25, 1708/09 in Woodbridge, NJ, and died October 19, 1803 in Hancock, MD. She married ELIAS STILLWELL. He was born Abt. 1708 in NJ, and died February 04, 1792 in Hancock, MD. Notes for MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY: Meriam (Maryan) Eddy: Secondest oldest daughter of John of Woodbridge Meriam Eddy, second daughter of John Eddy and Elizabeth Edwards of Woodbridge, New Jersey, was born in Woodbridge, New Jersey January 29, 1708. She married Elias Stillwell, of English extraction, who was born in NJ in 1708 and died near Hancock, Maryland. Meriam survived her husband and died at the same place, October 19, 1803, aged 95 years. Both are buried in the Tonoloway Baptist Cemetery, near Hancock, Maryland. After marriage, Meriam moves with her husband to Maryland. They think that it is in Maryland but are surprised to find out that when the Mason Dixon Line is marked, they are north of the border. Meriam is not that far away from her father and her youngest brothers who make up some of the settlers of the Marsh Creek Area. It is very important to point out that even though they move from NJ, they are actually moving close to some of her family. A quick look at a Maryland map demonstrates the Marsh Creek settlement being less than 100 miles from Hancock, Maryland. And the Marsh Creek settlement borders Frederick County. Also in the same settlement is her younger brother, Gavin! Her husband, Elias Stillwell, was one of the organizers of the Tonoloway Baptist Church which was built in 1752 (and was baptized there in 1753 by the Rev. Samuel Heaton.) Both Meriam and her husband's tombstones were standing in the church graveyard as of 1938. The epitaph on Meriam's headstone reads (read) as follows: 'My loving mate I did survive, and, true, my age was great, I lived the years of ninety-five, but here, behold my fate.' Her marker is classic for the time period. Found on a website contributed by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960 4 She was a Scotch woman who was a great doctress, and who judging by her handwriting was a woman of education and culture. Her tombstone says the following: In Memory of Mariam Stillwell Wife of Elias Stillwell Esq. Who departed this life Oct the 19th Anno 1803 aged 95 years, My loving mate did survive And true my ___ real (unreadable line) Where behold my fate (This inscription was sent to me by Scott Duncan email: maizeblue6@onemain.com on 19 May 2001) I went to the cemetery myself in July 2002 the marker is very faded but can still be read fairly well. I found the following inscription in a book entitled: "The History of Captain Nicholas Stillwell son of Lieutenant Nicholas Stillwell and his Descendants" by John E. Stillwell, M.D., published in 1930, Mariam Stillwell departed this life Oct. 19, 1803 aged 95 years My loving mate I did survive And true my age was great, I lived the years of 95 But here behold my fate. More About MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY: Burial: Unknown, Tonoloway Baptist Cemetery, Hancock, MD Notes for ELIAS STILLWELL: Elias, at the age of 70 renounced his King, resigned his commission as Justice of the Peace, picked up his rifle, saddled up one of his horses and rode off to fight in the Revolution. PROBATE RECORDS: Elias made his WILL 30 Aug 1785 and proved in Bedford county, Pennsylvania 27 Feb 1792, in which he set forth that he was: "Elias Stillwell, Sen., of Bethel Twp, Bedford County & state of Pennsylvania, Esquire, being very old and stricken in years, but of good and perfect memory, etc. He willed to his dear and beloved wife Mariam Stillwell the one-third of his lands during her life (excepting his lands in the big cove), and one-third part of his personal and moveable estate, "with her choice of a riding beast, saddle and bridle and bed and furniture," no to be appraised in her third. The land in the great cove was to be sold and the profits arising there from to be made a part of his personal and moveable estate; to his grandson Elias Stillwell, son of Obadiah Stillwell, deceased, L5, of Pennsylvania currency; to "my three grandchildren, the children of Obadiah Stillwell, deceased, namely, Elinor Stillwell, Susanna Stillwell & Obadiah Stillwell," L30, of Pennsylvania currency, equally between them; to "my son jeremiah Stillwell" L100, of Pennsylvania currency, to be paid by my son John Stillwell out of my real estate ...... and all my back amounts against him I make null and void; to "my grandson Elias Pain, son of Samuel Pain" L5, Pennsylvania currency, when he comes of age; "unto my friend the Rev. Joseph Powell, the present Baptist Minister of this place, for the love I bear to him," L5, Pennsylvania currency; "It is my will and I order that the sum of money given me credit for, at a settlement in the Baptist Church book, of this place, to be laid out for the use of the said Baptist Church;" to "my grandson Elias Stillwell, son of John Stillwell," L5, Pennsylvania currency, when he comes of age. The remainder of his personal estate is given equally, "unto my five daughters, namely, Elizabeth Graham, widow, Rebecca Coombes, Sarah Truax, Mary Pain and Rachel Warford;" to "my son John Stillwell all my land where I now live, containing about two hundred and fifty acres, .... which I hold by a Maryland Survey," etc. Executors: his "beloved John Stillwell and my loving friend Jacob Wink." Witnesses: Benjamin Truax (his mark), Jacob Hart and Joseph Truax. Signed: Elias Stillwell His tombstone says the following: Elias Stillwell departed this life February the 4th Anno 1790 aged 84 years, Good God or what lender Hang everlasting things Thee al___ of all the dead Upon lifes feeble brings Made by W. Blair (in cursive writing) (This inscription was sent to me by Scott Duncan email: maizeblue6@onemain.comon 19 May 2001) I went to the cemetery myself in July 2002 the marker is very faded but can still be read fairly well. More About ELIAS STILLWELL: Burial: Unknown, Tonoloway Baptist Cemetery, Hancock, MD Children of MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY and ELIAS STILLWELL are: i. OBADIAH3 STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. PHEBE KETCHAM, June 13, 1761, NJ; d. Unknown. Notes for OBADIAH STILLWELL: New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800, Marriage Licenses, S-T, Page 360 Stilwell, Obadiah, Monmouth and Phebe Ketcham, Monmouth...1761 June 13 5 ii. JEREMIAH STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. MARY WOODRUFF, October 23, 1750, NJ; d. Unknown. Notes for JEREMIAH STILLWELL: New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800, Marriage Licenses, S-T, Page 360 Stillwell, Jeremiah, Monmouth and Mary Woodruff, Shrewsbury...1750 Oct. 23 iii. JOHN STILLWELL, d. Unknown. iv. ELIZABETH STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. THOMAS GRAHAM; d. Unknown. v. REBECCA STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. EDWARD COOMBES; d. Unknown. vi. SARAH STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. SAMUEL M TRUAX; d. Unknown. vii. MARY STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. SAMUEL PAIN; d. Unknown. viii. RACHEL STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. JOSEPH WARFORD; d. Unknown. Generation No. 3 4. AZEL3 EDDY (GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1763 in Woodbridge, NJ, and died Abt. 1827. He married SARAH PYLES, daughter of ZACHARIAH PYLES and RACHAEL WRIGHT. She was born Abt. 1772, and died Unknown. Notes for AZEL EDDY: 1820 Virginia Census Monongalia County Western Division pg. 96 Head of Household Sarah Eddy Males 0-9 2 Females 26-45 1Sarah Eddy next line: Head of Household Asel Eddy (Believe this may be son?) Males 16-26 1Asel Eddy Females 0-9 4 Catharine (02) Rebecca(04) Sarah (06) Christena (07) 26-45 1Sarah? 1830 Virginia Census Monongalia County Western Division pg. 395 Head of Household Sarah Eddy Females 0-4 1 Lydia (04) 5-9 2 Hannah(06) Unknown 10-14 2Catharine (12) Rebecca(14) 15-19 1Sarah(16)or Christena (17) 40-49 1Sarah(?) 1840 Virginia Census Monongalia County Western Division Unknown Twp pg. 26 Head of Household Sarah Eddy Females 15-19 3Lydia (14 or 15) Hannah(16) 6 Unknown 40-49 1Sarah(?) 1850 Virginia Census Marion County 35th Western District Enumerated July 18, 1850 pg. 160 Eddy Sarah58 W F 400 VA Sarah 28 W F VA Hannah 26 W F VA Lydia 24 W F VA Elias 06 W M VA I don't think this is the Azel & Sarah Eddy of this page, I believe maybe there was a 2nd Azel & Sarah (Next generation). Children of AZEL EDDY and SARAH PYLES are: 7. i. ISAAC4 EDDY, b. November 18, 1800, Monongolia Co., WV; d. August 19, 1877, Monroe Co., OH. ii. JAMES EDDY, d. Unknown. iii. JOHN EDDY, d. Unknown. iv. HENRY EDDY, d. Unknown. v. CHRISTENA EDDY, b. July 09, 1813; d. Unknown; m. BENJAMIN MCCURDY; d. Unknown. vi. REBECCA EDDY, b. Abt. 1816; d. September 13, 1892, Marion Co., WV; m. SAMUEL GRUBB, December 02, 1835, Monongalia Co., WV; b. January 08, 1813; d. February 12, 1892, Marion Co., WV. vii. CATHERINE EDDY, b. Abt. 1818; d. Unknown; m. THOMAS J FLOYD; d. Unknown. viii. SARAH EDDY, b. June 09, 1814; d. Abt. 1853. ix. HANNAH EDDY, b. Abt. 1824; d. Unknown. x. LYDIA EDDY, b. Abt. 1826; d. Unknown. 5. ISAAC3 EDDY (GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1768, and died Unknown. He married CATHERINE KIENER. She was born Abt. 1766, and died Unknown. Notes for ISAAC EDDY: Believe Catherine Kiener Eddy is living with daughter? Barbary (Barbara) Eddy Eccleberry in 1850 Census--no confirmation of this data. Children of ISAAC EDDY and CATHERINE KIENER are: i. BARBARA4 EDDY, d. Unknown. Notes for BARBARA EDDY: Unknown if this is correct Barbara, but Catharine Kiener Eddy's age fits--believe she is living w/daughter Barbara Eddy Eccleberry. 1850 Ohio Census Washington County Jolly Twp Enumerated August 31, 1850 pg. 514A 121/121 Ecclebury Abraham 41 MFarmer PA Barbary 36 F PA (b. abt 1814) Catharine 20 F PA George 18 MFarmer OH Isaac 16 MFarmer OH Samuel 14 M OH Elijah 06 M OH Sidney 02 M OH Piatt (Platt)? Sarah 13 F OH Eddy Catharine 84 F Unknown ii. DAVID EDDY, d. Unknown. iii. ELIZABETH EDDY, d. Unknown; m. EDDY; d. Unknown. iv. ISAAC EDDY, d. Unknown; m. ECLEBERRY; d. Unknown. v. MARY EDDY, d. Unknown; m. KIMBLE; d. Unknown. vi. SARAH EDDY, d. Unknown; m. COST; d. Unknown. 8. vii. SAMUEL EDDY, b. Abt. 1798, PA; d. Unknown. viii. GOYNE EDDY, b. 1798; d. Unknown; m. (1) STEELE; d. Unknown; m. (2) MONTGOMERY; d. Unknown. 7 9. ix. JOHN EDDY, b. November 27, 1803, Greene Co., PA; d. April 02, 1890, Brave, Greene Co., PA. 10. x. CATHARINE EDDY, b. 1804, Green Co., PA; d. July 21, 1890, Antioch, Monroe Co., OH. 6. ALEXANDER3 EDDY (GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born February 23, 1769 in Trenton, NJ, and died June 01, 1859 in McCurtsville, Monongalia Co., WV. He married MARGARET KUHN Abt. 1792 in Bedford Co., PA, daughter of MICHAEL SR and SOPHIA. She was born November 06, 1767 in Newbury Port, MA, and died Abt. July 03, 1855 in Tyler, Monongalia Co., WV. Notes for ALEXANDER EDDY: 1830 Virginia Census Monongalia County Unknown Twp pg. 395 Alexander Eddy Head of Household Male 0-4 (1) Unknown 60-49 (1) Alexander (67) Female 20-29 (2) Unknown Unknown 60-69 (1) Margaret (60) 1840 Virginia Census Monongalia County Unknown Twp pg. 130 Alexander Eddy Head of Household Male 0-4 (2) Elias (1) Elihu (3) 10-14 (1) Jesse (10) 30-39 (1) Alexander (37) 70-79 (1) Unknown ?Alexander Eddy/Father(77) Female 10-14 (1) Melinda (14) 30-39 (1) Eleanor (32) 70-79 (1) Unknown ?Margaret/Mother (70) 1850 Virginia Census Monongalia County 37th District Enumerated September 20, 1850 pg. 351B 859/860 Eddy Alexander 87 M Farmer VA Margaret 80 F VA Children of ALEXANDER EDDY and MARGARET KUHN are: 11. i. DAVID4 EDDY, b. November 09, 1793, PA; d. June 22, 1880. 12. ii. SOPHIA EDDY, b. September 20, 1794, VA; d. Unknown. 13. iii. SARAH EDDY, b. October 18, 1795, Monongalia Co., West Virginia; d. May 01, 1864, Wetzel Co., West Virginia. 14. iv. MICHAEL EDDY, b. October 06, 1796, VA; d. December 30, 1876, Center Twp, Monroe Co., OH. 15. v. GOWEN EDDY, b. December 09, 1798, Monongalia, WV; d. November 07, 1870, Monongalia, WV. 16. vi. BARBARA ELLEN EDDY, b. April 25, 1801, VA; d. November 29, 1880, Monroe Co., OH. 17. vii. ALEXANDER EDDY, b. November 17, 1802, Monongalia Co., West Virginia; d. October 29, 1882, Monongalia Co., West Virginia. viii. MARGARET EDDY, b. January 21, 1804; d. Unknown. ix. LEWIS EDDY, b. December 17, 1805; d. Unknown. 18. x. DANIEL EDDY, b. May 31, 1807, Monongalia Co., WV; d. February 06, 1885, Marion Co., WV. 19. xi. CHRISTENA JANE EDDY, b. April 24, 1809, Monongalia Co., West Virginia; d. Abt. 1840. Generation No. 4 7. ISAAC4 EDDY (AZEL3, GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born November 18, 1800 in Monongolia Co., WV, and died August 19, 1877 in Monroe Co., OH. He married LUCRETIA MCCURDY August 22, 1822 in Marion Co., WV, daughter of JOHN MCCURDY and MARY MCGILL. She was born July 22, 1802 in Camden, Camden Co., NJ, and 8 died Abt. 1886 in KS. Notes for ISAAC EDDY: 1830 Virginia Census Monongalia Unknown Twp pg. 395 Males Under 5 (2) Joseph (2) John (4) 5-9 (1) Alpheus (6) 20-29 (1) Isaac (29) Females Under 5 (1) Rachel (Under 1) 5-9 (1) Mahala (7) 20-29 (1) Lucretia (29) 1840 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Twp pg. 24 Males Under 5 (1) Nathaniel (2) 5-9 (1) Moses (6) 10-14 (2) Joseph (12) John (14) 15-19 (1) Alpheus (16) 30-39 (1) Isaac (39) Females 5-9 (1) Mary (8) 10-14 (1) Rachel (10) 15-19 (1) Mahala (17) 30-39 (1) Lucretia (38) 1850 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Township Pg 363 69 Isaac Eddy 49 M Farmer VA Lucretia 48 F NJ Rachel 20 F VA Mary 18 F OH Moses 16 M OH Nathaniel 12 M OH Leander 10 M OH Lucretia 08 F OH Value of Real Estate Owned $3,000. 1860 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Twp. Eddy Isaac 57 M Farmer 6000 700 VA Lucretia 57 F Domestic NY? Leander 19 M Farm Labor OH Lucretia J 17 F Domestic OH Mary A 08? F OH Leander A04 M OH Living between Isaac Eddy & his son Alpheus Eddy is the following: Eddy Elizabeth 28 F Domestic 230 200 OH Lucretia M 06 F OH Rachel 01 F OH 1870 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Twp Post Office Laings 9 Enumerated June 2, 1870 pg 3 (pg 99) Eddy Isaac 69 M W Farmer 4000 1200 WV Lucretia 67 F W Keeping House NJ Leander 13 M W Farm Laborer OH Edgar George 18 M W Farm Laborer OH More About ISAAC EDDY: Burial: Unknown, Ott Cemetery, Green Twp., Monroe Co., OH More About LUCRETIA MCCURDY: Burial: Unknown, Price Cemetery, Tescott, Ottawa Co., KS Children of ISAAC EDDY and LUCRETIA MCCURDY are: 20. i. ALPHEUS S5 EDDY, b. November 12, 1824, Monroe Co., OH; d. August 09, 1890, Appanoose Co., IA. 21. ii. MAHALA EDDY, b. May 24, 1823, New Castle, Monroe Co., OH; d. September 09, 1886, Mystic, IA. iii. JOHN MCCURDY EDDY, b. September 18, 1826, VA; d. April 1850, Monroe Co., OH. Notes for JOHN MCCURDY EDDY: Killed in a steamboat explosion on the Ohio River. Eddy, John State: Ohio Year: 1850 County: Monroe Roll: Township: Unknown Townships Page: 0 Image: Age: 23 Birth State: VA Month: APR Cause of Death: EXPLOSION 22. iv. JOSEPH H EDDY, b. June 27, 1828, VA; d. September 12, 1859. 23. v. RACHEL EDDY, b. April 29, 1830, VA; d. July 28, 1888. vi. MARY EDDY, b. June 01, 1832, OH; d. Unknown; m. STEPHEN GADD; d. Unknown. vii. MOSES D EDDY, b. June 11, 1834, OH; d. July 11, 1858; m. MARY GRANT; d. Unknown. viii. CHILD EDDY, b. October 18, 1836; d. Unknown. 24. ix. NATHANIEL HUGGIN	Eddy, William (I76032)
10	BETSEY A., b. June 10, 1832; m. W. H. Eddy, four children, at Auburn, N. Y., viz.: 1, Mary,6 d. 1865, at Auburn; 2, Carrie; 3, Maud; 4, A son.	Eddy, William Henry (I31075)
11	Bio from: Historical Gazetteer and Biographical Memorial of Cattaraugus Co. NY, ed by William Adams, pub 1893 History of the Town of Otto	Eddy, William (I26512)
12	CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: VA COUNTY: Franklin PAGE NO: 177b REFERENCE: 3rd Day of December 1850 Census 5 1734 1727 Eddy Thomas 51 M Miller 6 1734 1727 Eddy Nancy 44 F 7 1734 1727 Eddy Elizabeth J. 22 F 8 1734 1727 Eddy Mary 21 F 9 1734 1727 Eddy William 20 M 10 1734 1727 Eddy Charles 18 M 11 1734 1727 Eddy John 13 M 12 1734 1727 Eddy Thomas 9 M 13 1734 1727 Eddy Lucy 4 F 14 1734 1727 Eddy Nancy E. 2 F	Eddy, Thomas (I81255)
13	CUYAHOGA COUNTY OHIO - HISTORY: Euclid Charles EDDY and wife (Margaret MERRITT) were from Ontario, 1831. Their daughters were Jane (Mrs. Varnum DILLIE), who moved to Michigan; Harriet (Mrs. Giles HOSMER) of Nottingham; Emily, who died 1844; Ann (Mrs. George SMITH), of Noble; Adelaide (Mrs. Frank BROWN), of Michigan; and Melissa (Mrs. Robert FORSYTHE), who died in Nottingham, 1894.	Eddy, Charles (I17650)
14	Eddy Allen C. 1820 1873 Eddy Julia M. 1825 1894 Wife of Allen C.	Eddy, Allen C. (I25070)
15	EDDY Charles A 1883 03 FEB 1986 EDDY Charles E 1921 s/o Charles A & Myra E Eddy EDDY George W 1862 1939 h/o Margretta A EDDY Margretta A 30 APR 1864 07 FEB 1910 w/o GW Eddy EDDY Myra E 1886 1952 EDDY Pansy Fern 27 AUG 1896 05 FEB 1897 d/o GW & MA Eddy EDDY Perley E 1897 1919 EDDY Richard 1891 1962	Eddy, George W. (I76328)
16	EDDY William Eddy , d. Apr. 6 , 1875 , ae 80 yr. Juliana , wife of Willaim Eddy , d. Jan. 12 , 1864 , ae 65 yr. 5 mo. 10 da. Charles P. son of Wm. & Juliana Eddy , d. Oct. 5 , 1848 ,ae 27 yr. 5 mo.	Eddy, William (I17617)
17	EDDY, Chester A. 1901	Eddy, Darius Tillotson (I02062)
18	Eddy, George Stetson Died: Aug 22, 1927 in: Little Compton, RI Born: 1843 in: Dover, NY Type of practice: Allopath State/year of licenses: MA, RI Places/dates of practice: Fall River, MA, Nov 5, 1912, Newton, MA, Jul 11, 1913, Winchester, MA, Feb 16, 1922 Hospital affiliations: Union Hospital, Fall River, MA, St. Ann's Hospital, Fall River, MA Medical school: Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1866, (G) Other education: Public school, Fall River, MA Journal of the American Medical Asociation citation: 89:1166 Cause of demise: valvular heart disease	Eddy, George Stetson (I46913)
19	EUNICE, wife of John Hamblin, jun., to church Aug. 5th, 1821, she was daughter of Charles Eddy, sen., and Hannah (Kelsey,) his wife, born Feb. 25th, 1778, married Nov. 14th, 1796, Samuel Andrews, jun., son of No. (124,) and lived on West Main street, two miles from the village, and on the opposite corner from the present residence (1866) of Alfred Andrews. He died June 1st, 1799, of nervous putrid fever, near Boston, aged 27, when she married, second, April 4th 1802, No. (446.) She died 1833, in Farmington, aged 55. HER CHILDREN BY FIRST HUSBAND, SAMUEL ANDREWS, JUN. 1. Sally, born April 17th, 1797, married June 14th, 1817, Philip Deming, of Berlin. 2. Marinda, born Aug. 30th, 1799, married 1817, Joseph North, of Berlin. HIS CHILDREN BY WIFE EUNICE. 1. Samuel Andrews, born April 11th, 1803, married Dec. 9th, 1824, Lavinia Hart, of Salmon; she died April, 1866, in her 64th year. 2. John Denison, born Jan. 14, 1805, married Nov. 9th, 1829, Esther Maria Sweet, daughter of James. 3. Ellen Eliza, born July 17th, 1806, married April 8th, 1828, Samuel G. Forbes, see No. (552.) 4. Charles Francis, born June 24th, 1814, bap. Oct. 14th, 1821, died August 15th, 1846, at New Haven. 5. Dolly Maria, born Aug. 5th, 1816, bap. Oct. 14th, 1821, married Norris Slater; married, second, Charles H. Hills.	Eddy, Eunice (I59242)
20	Fact 1: October 02, 1831, Came to Painesville, OH, from Troy, NY Fact 2: Methodist Member Fact 3: Occupation-boot & shoe leather store More About DERRICK EDDY and CATHERINE ADAMS: Marriage: April 30, 1829, Troy, Rensselaer County, New York More About MARY FAY AXTELL: Burial: Painesville, Lake County, OH Marriage Notes for DERRICK EDDY and MARY AXTELL: On their marriage record, Abner Axtell, possibly Mary's brother was also married at the same time to Miss Mary Jane Cram. More About DERRICK EDDY and MARY AXTELL: Marriage: September 01, 1841, Perry, Lake County, OH More About DERRICK EDDY and SYLVIA HUNTINGTON: Marriage: May 03, 1864, Erie, Pennsylvania Source Sue Peterson Eddy sdeddy@discover-net.net. wife of EFA Member Danny Lee Eddy 11770 County Rr P., Black River Falls WI, 54615-5926	Eddy, Derrick M. (I08321)
21	Hartsville Messanger Memorial services for John Wesley Eddy, 37, were held at 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 6, 2001, at the Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. John C. Smith officiated. Mr. Eddy died Tuesday, July 31, 2001. Born in Michigan, he was a son of Charles Ted and Marilyn Macon Eddy. He was a deputy sheriff for Chesterfield County, a former Hartsville police officer, and served in the U.S. Navy. He liked helping people. Surviving are his wife, Lucy Hutchinson Eddy of Hartsville; son, John Charles Eddy of Hartsville; daughters, Cynthia Eddy and Patricia L. Eddy of Hartsville; mother and father of Mobile, Ala.; brother, Jerry Eddy of Mobile, Ala.; sisters, Glenda Owen of Manistique, Mich., and Sandy Burch and Ginny Brewer, both of Mobile, Ala.	Eddy, John Wesley (I14570)
22	Henry Hollis Eddy Services for Henry Hollis Eddy, 74, of Cullman will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2001 at Williams-McCracken Chapel, the Rev. Vernon Willis officiating, with burial in Mt. Pleasant Baptist Cemetery. Williams-McCracken Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Eddy died Monday, Oct. 1 at Cullman Long Term Care. He was born in Cullman County on April 14, 1927 to Louis and Novel Kilgo Eddy. He was a truck driver. He was preceded in death by his parents. Survivors include his wife, Ozell Walden Eddy of Birmingham; a son, Terry Eddy of Trinity; a stepson, Norman Bartlett of Addison; three stepdaughters, Janice Stephens of West Point, Barbara Wright of Cullman and Kathy Walden of Vero Beach, Fla.; two brothers, Felton Eddy of Logan and W.A.	Eddy, Henry Hollis (I75850)
23	Her daughter Asenath, born , bap. Aug. 2d, 1778, m. Nov. 29th, 1798, Charles Eddy. 1. Daniel, born , bap. July 6th, 1783. 2. Bethia, born , bap. Dec. 12th, 1784, m. Dec. 31st, 1804, Darius Woodford. 3. Henry, born Dec. 9th, 1786, m. Amelia M. Love; he died 1860, aged 74, of cancer, at Cokesbury, S. C.; he a Methodist minister.	North, Asenath Bass (I25409)
24	HISTORICAL CEMETERY #: SC033 YEAW-HOWARD-PHILLIPS LOT SCITUATE RI Location: 15 ft east of DARBY RD at TEL po 125 burials NOTE: James N Arnold recorded this lot 14 Sep 1904 (Vol 3, Pg 41) On the road leading south from the Gov West place and near its crossing the first road south a burial yard which is beside road. Yard well walled and lot in good order. This cemetery has been recorded but not checked.	Eddy, Oliver (I01914)
25	Historical Gazetteer and Biographical Memorial of Cattaraugus Co. NY, ed by William Adams, pub 1893 History of the Town of Mansfield - Chapter XXXVI (36); Pages 808 & 809 Enos EDDY, born in RI, June 6, 1774, came to Mansfield as a very early settler, and removed to Chautauqua county in 1840. He married Deborah PAYNE, of RI; children: Chloe, Lydia, Enos, Rachel, Enos, 2d, Deborah, Joseph, Nathan, Sarah, Lillis, George, John, Elmira, and Stephen. Enos EDDY, Jr., came to Mansfield about 1825 and died here in 1871. He married Miranda STANNARD, who died Sept. 27, 1873. Children: Roswell (died 1890), Betsey, Nathan, Amanda, John, Thomas, Almira, James, and Sheldon P. The latter was born Dec. 17, 1822, married, April 15, 1850, Helen RHODES, and has had children Austin M., Medora E., Enos H., Otis H., and Mina B. He is a farmer on the place he has occupied from birth, and has served as overseer of the poor and town collector	Eddy, Enos (I58065)
26	http: /familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/m/b/Robert-B-Ambler/GENE1-0013.html?Welcome=1016297062 45. LOIS MAXINE "PATTY"13 YOST (LURA MILDRED 12 AMBLER, EVERETT LINCOLN 11, PHILO 10, SELAH 9, JAMES 8, JOHN 7, ABRAHAM 6, ABRAHAM 5, ABRAHAM STANFORD 4, RICHARD 3, RICHARD 2, THOMAS 1) was born 14 June 1920. She married ELMER CLARENCE EDDY 27 June 1946, son of Maynard Eddy and Dora Johnson. Notes also known as "Patricia Anne" Yost Children of Lois Yost and Elmer Eddy are: 62. i. BARTH RAYMOND14 EDDY, b. 04 October 1950. 63. ii. RHONDA LOU EDDY, b. 17 October 1950. 64. iii. LORALYNN EDDY, b. 16 June 1954. 65. iv. REID ALAN EDDY, b. 01 February 1956. v. DEAN WARREN EDDY, b. 12 May 1950.	Eddy, Elmer Clarence (I79642)
27	http: /libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/finding_aids/eddy.html Biographical Sketch William A. Eddy was born in Sidon, Syria, on March 9th, 1896. He was graduated from Princeton in 1917, the year in which he married Mary Garvin. His A.M. and Ph.D were also from Princeton. In WWI he was badly wounded at Belleau Wood and received many citations. From 1922-1936 he taught English at Peekskill Military Academy and Dartmouth College, and was chairman of the department of English at the American University, Cairo. In 1936 he was called to be president of Hobart College. With the outbreak of the second World War he offered his services again to the Marines, was commissioned a Major and was made a full colonel in the staff of Mark Clark. In 1942 Eddy was Naval Attache in Tangier, and was instrumental in the planning of the Allied North African landings. In 1944 he resigned from the Marine Corps to become Minister Plenipotentiary to Saudi Arabia. Fluent in Arabic (and French), he acted as interpreter for President Roosevelt and King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia during the historic meeting in the Suez Canal, and was key in developing the U.S. treaty with The Yemen in 1946. He served in the OSS and CIA for the remainder of his life, and was also a full-time consultant for the Arabian-American Oil Company. He died at his home in Beirut in 1962. Introduction The papers of William A. Eddy (1896-1962), educator, diplomat, minister to Saudi Arabia, intelligence agent, and college president, focus on his presidency of Hobart College (1936-1941), his work in U.S. - Middle East policy, and his family life in the period from 1917-1962. The holdings of his personal and family correspondence is extensive. The collection contains all correspondence from his term as president of Hobart College, 1936-1941. Many military documents are included, especially in the years 1941-1946 (the planning of the North African landings, the FDR/Ibn Saud meeting, the Treaty of the Yemen). There are many geneological papers and letters from Eddy's relatives concerning American missionary work in the Middle East. There are numerous publications concerning 18th C. English literature, religious and civic duties, U.S. Foreign policy re Israel and the Arabs, and sociological accounts of the Middle East. The collection is composed of personal/professional correspondence, documents, diaries and notebooks, addresses, publications, manuscripts of Eddy's books and articles (including unpublished MSs), scrapbooks, photographs, negatives, and memorabilia. The Papers were in the possession of his wife, Mary Garvin Eddy, who donated the papers in 1978. Personal correspondence from 1914-1918, 1935, and the 1940s was donated by his daughter, Mary Garvin Eddy Furman, in 1991. Single photocopies may be made for scholarly research. Permission to publish material from the Papers must be requested from the Associate University Librarian for Rare Books and Special Collections. The Library has no information on the status of literary rights in the collection and researchers are responsible for determining any question of copyright. Citations should be as follows: William A. Eddy Papers, Box #, Used by permission of the Princeton University Library. Size (linear feet): 10.5 This collection was processed by C.A. Prettiman in July, 1991.	Eddy, William Alfred (I01280)
28	http: /searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/mi+index+3573130843486+F WILLIAM D. EDDY Was born in Washtenaw county, Mich., Feb. 16, 1828, and was a son of Jasper and Polly (Eddy) Eddy, deceased. He was married July 4, 1848, to Eliza J. Eddy, who was a daughter of Eli and Lydia Eddy, deceased, and was born July 3, 1823. The children of this union are Marvin F., dec., William W., Ella J., Merriet and Jesse, dec. He was again married September, 1863, to Almary Layman, who passed to her reward Sept. 20, 1882, leaving two children, Minnie and Jessie A. Comrade Eddy was engaged in farming when the war began. He enlisted August, 1864, when 35 years of age as a private in Co. E, 13th Mich. V.I., and went through the entire service with the regiment, which has an enviable record. He was treated in camp for piles and rheumatism for seven days. He took part in the battle of Bentonville and several skirmishes and was granted his honorable discharge June, 1865, at Washington, D.C. His brother Jasper was in Co. E, 13th Mich. V.I., and died in service. Comrade Eddy's postoffice address is Three Rivers, Mich., near which place he is engaged in farming.	Eddy, William D. (I19171)
29	In 1840 census he is shown as living with another male (20-30) in Solon (later Cortland Co., NY living with the family. Not listed in 1850 NY census. He is shown as a 50 year old farmer in 1860 US census in Taylor, Cortland Co., NY Listed in the "Cortland Co. 1869 Directory" as lot 48 farmer 88(LR-102). Found Cemetary he was buried in Talyor at end of Elwood Rd). Birthplace according to "Taylor, NY" by David C Crankshaw & Ruby M Potter(Record Book pg 82). See Library record C3 for map of Taylor showing location of farm Cortland County Cemetery listings -Potter Hill Cemetery Lot 40 town of Taylor , Land given by Royal Inman in 1826 , as a free burying ground. Deeded by Noel Seamans foster son and heir to Inman's property Nov. 5 , 1858 to William Eddy , Wilson Elwood , Thomas C. Wentworth , Kelsey Davis , Paris Potter , and Isaac H. Smith as trustees of the Potter Hill Burying Ground. Now surrounded by state reforestation. Named in honor of 3 brothers and 2 sisters that settled there about 181 Pardon , Charles , and Hardin Potter all buried there, Hardin having a family of 13 boys. ALLIS Israel Allis , b. Dec. 9 , 1809 , d. May 3 , 1891 Pauline Eddy , his wife , b. Oct. 24 , 1816 , d. Mar 4 , 1894 , (dau. of Wm. Eddy) Wm. McKendre , b. Nov, 27 , 1836 , d. Feb. 15 , 1843 Abigail J. , b. May 23 , 1839 , d. Feb. 14 , 1843 Infant May 1843 Lydia M. , b. June 22 , 1845 , d. Feb. 4 , 1854 (children of Israel Allis)	Allis, Israel (I06877)
30	In a letter written by his youngest daughter, Jane to her older brother Royal, March 1841, Jane states that their father lies sleeping in the ground many miles from me without even a stone. This implies that Samuel died about 1840-41, probably in OH Source Sue Peterson Eddy sdeddy@discover-net.net. wife of EFA Member Danny Lee Eddy 11770 County Rr P., Black River Falls WI, 54615-5926	Eddy, Samuel (I09052)
31	In the Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West Volume 7, Part 1 Newcastle District 1810-1848: Marriages by Rev. William REID, Presbyterian Minister, Grafton and Colborne: James C. EDDY, to Jane SLIGH, both of Haldimand. 13 Mar. 1843. Rev. REID. Wit. Robert SLIGH and Harden EDDY, both of Haldimand.	Family: Eddy, James Carlton / Sligh, Jane (F13247)
32	Index: SAGINAW NEWS Monday, October 26, 1942 (11) Name: EDDY, ROBERT W. Spouse's Name: VERNA CLARK Married: 00 00 1939 12 Age: 44 Place of Birth: SAGINAW, MI Date of Death: 10 00 1942 Place of Death: DETROIT, MI Miscellaneous Cemetery: FOREST LAWN	Eddy, Robert W. (I79623)
33	JULIA ANN EDDY," to church Feb. 4th, 1827, daughter of Thomas and his first wife, Abi (Lewis;) she was baptized on admission to the church; endowed with peculiar physical and mental energy; was a school-teacher; went south; married there, Abraham Walker, of N. C.; she died August, 1844, at Lowndesville, S. C., aged 37, being born June, 1807	Eddy, Julia Ann (I09433)
34	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Miller, M. (I80203)
35	NAME: EDDY - BURTCH - PL OF EVENT: BURLINGTON, IA - DATE OF PAPER: 1891/04/29 - GROOM: EDDY, JOHN W. (JUDGE) - GROOM RES: HELENA - BRIDE: BURTCH, NORA - BRIDE RES: - NAME OF PAPER: AGE	Family: Eddy, John W. / Burtch, Nora (F06644)
36	NANCY, wife of Thomas Eddy," to church Oct. 4th, 1818, by letter from the church at Farmington, daughter of Phineas Hamblin, of Farmington, and his wife, Rhoda (Andrus,) born Aug. 3d, 1789, baptized Aug. 16th, 1795, at Farmington, by Rev. Mr. Marsh, of Wethersfield, and to church there, October, 1813. He was son of Charles, senior, and Hannah (Kelsey,) his wife; married Abi Lewis, Nov. 5th, 1802, daughter of No. (88) and No. (111;) she died May 6th, 1814, when he married second, Sept. 18th, 1814, as above; she died Sept., 1852, at Lama, Pennsylvania, and my informant says, with very clear views of her future good estate. He died May 28th, 1830, aged 52 THEIR CHILDREN. 1. Philip, born March 5th, 1804, married May 7th, 1828, Sarah Pitkin, of East Hartford; he died, 1863. 2. Henry, born Oct. 1st, 1805, see No. (582.) 3. Julia, born June, 1807, see No. (596.) 4. Abi Lewis, born Sept. 1st, 1811, married Oct. 6th, 1831, Charles Parker, of Meriden; she was bap. Nov. 1st, 1818, in New Britain, on her step-mother's account. SECOND WIFE'S CHILDREN. 5. Thomas Hamblin, born April 2d, 1815, bap. Nov. 1st, 1818, married Sept. 29th, 1833, Sarah M. Moses, of Canton, Conn. 6. Walter Bartholomew, born May, 1818, bap. Nov. 1st, 1818, married Mary A. Judson, 1837. 7. Dolly Jones, born July, 1822, bap. Nov. 3d, 1822, married Jan. 2d, 1836, Charles Blakeslee. 8. Benjamin Franklin, born Sept. 17th, 1826, married Nov. 4th, 1849, Emeline L. Curtiss, of No. (362.) 9. Jeremiah A., born, died at Southington. 10. Anthony, born 1829, died March 14th, 1830, aged nine months.	Eddy, Thomas (I59231)
37	Nemasket Gazette, Middleboro, Barnstable MA Thursday, October 7,1852.Vol. Sept 29th, Mr. Charles F.Thayer, of Ogdensburgh, N. Y., to Miss Mary Jane Eddy,daughter of Nath'l Eddy Esq.	Family: Thayer, Charles French / Eddy, Mary Jane (F12440)
38	New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Third Series, Volume IV page 1780 Zachariah (2) Eddy, son of Zachariah (1) Eddy, was born April 10, 1664. He married (first) in Middleborough, February 13, 1683, Mercy Baker, of Swansea. In 1707 he moved to Providence, RI (Nestaconhenett). He married (second) Ann Phillis (???). His will is recorded at Glocester, RI, and in it he mentioned some of his children by both wives. Children by first wife: Alice, born November 28, 1684, died September 24, 1692; Elenor, May 16, 1686; Jemima, August 5, 1688; Zachariah, September 13, 1691; Alice, January 5, 1694. The Eddy Genealogy gives also a son Eliphalet who married (first) November 10, 1737, Phebe King, and (second) Tabitha Inman. Children by second wife: Anna, born December 27, 1708; Elisha, mentioned below; Joseph, February 14, 1713; Samuel, December 21, 1715, probably died young	Eddy, Zachariah (I58608)
39	Note: Margaret M. Eddy married Chas E. Hanson on May 6, 1885 in Penobscot County, Maine. Gender: Female Residence: Kenduskeag Spouse's Residence: Kenduskeag Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 5, volume 7, page 190.	Family: Hanson, Charles E. / Eddy, Margaret M. (F12428)
40	Orrin Eddy was born on January 26, 1826 in Chautauqua Co., New York to John Phillip and Susan Hancock Eddy. Soon after the birth of Orrin, the family moved to Lorain County, OH and later to Washtenaw County, Michigan. In 1937, John bought land in London Township, Monroe County, Michigan which was later sold to Ephraim and Orrin Eddy. John also bought land in Augusta township, Washtenaw County and was living there with his wife Susan and daughter Susan during the 1850 Federal census. A settlement was made in 1851 of property in the Estate of Hannah Eddy from Wausaw, Wyoming County, New York with John Eddy. Orrin's father John died abt 1855 reference tax records for London Township in 1855. It is believed that John is buried next to his wife Susan in the Raeighville (Poole-Townsend) cemetery in Section 3 of London Township. His mother Susan died on June 2, 1871 and is buried in this cemetery. Orrin and Asenath apparently remained living in London Township, Monroe County after John's death as Orrin, Asenath, Myron and Calvin are listed in the 1860 census for this township. Susan Hancock Eddy, Orrin's mother also apparently remained in the area as she died and was buried in London Township in 1871. The Minnesota census records of 1965 indicate that Orrin was living in Amherst Township, Fillmore County and that his sons Myron, Calvin and Ethan had all been born in the State of Michigan. Orrin apparently migrated to Minnesota in 1863\64 during the time of the Civil War and was farming and working for his brother, Ethan in Amhurst Township where his bother had settled in 1853. Hulda, the only daughter of Asenath and Orrin Eddy was born in 1865 in Lenora, Fillmore County. The census records for 1870 also indicated that Orrin and his family were still living in Fillmore County at this time. However, the 1875 State census records indicate that Orrin and his family was now living in Delevan Township, Faribault County, Minnesota and was farming near Bass lake. On March 7, 1882, Orrin died and was buried thru the Presbyterian church at the Bass lake cemetery. Asenath and her family then moved to Elk River, Minnesota where they are shown on the 1885 Census records. Calvin and his family moved to Sherburne County also and are listed as living in Big Lake. In the 1895 census, Myron and his family and Calvin and his family were listed as living at Big Lake. However, it is noted that Asenath's son Ethan had died sometime during 1883, location and cause unknown. Asenath remained in Sherburne County and died at her daughter Hulda Brown's residence on October 8, 1924 in Livonia Township. She is buried at the Orono Cemetery in Elk River along with Hulda Brown and her family. (Bruce S. Milton Research)	Eddy, Orrin (I18889)
41	Pauline Eddy Wood Pauline Eddy Wood, 73, of Waynesburg, R. D. 2, formerly of Brave, died at 2:55 a.m. Sunday, March 28, 1971, in the Washington Hospital, following a long illness. She was born March 20, 1898, at Pine Bank, a daughter of Samuel H. and Emma Wise Eddy. Most of her life was spent in the Brave area and [sic] lived in Wayneburg since 1962. She was a member of the Kent's Chapel United Methodist Church and the Ladies Auxiliary of the James Farrell American Legion Post, 330, Waynesburg. Her husband, Gail Wood, died October 8, 1962. Surviving are four daughters: Mrs. Paul (Eleanor) Bernhart, of Waynesburg; Mrs. Jack (Bobby) Love, of Naples, Fla.;Mrs. Joseph (Louise) Maize, of Dover, OH, and Mrs. Valent (Agnes) Moson, of Henckley, OH; two sons: Maynard C. Wood, of Pittsburgh and Robert G. (Scopy) Wood, of Waynesburg; 13 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. She was the last of her immediate family with a brother, Paul, deceased. Funeral services were held Tuesday with burial in Centennial Cemetery. Newspaper obituary, date and source unknown (Greene County, PA)	Eddy, Pauline O. (I05664)
42	Place of Death Zephyrhills, FL Date of Death 1967-06-15 Publication The Eastern Gazette 6-22-1967, p.2 MRS. RUTH H. EDDY Ruth H. Eddy, 84, wife of Horatio B. Eddy, died suddenly at their trailer home in Zephyrhills, Florida, on June 15. She was a resident of Dexter for several years and was a member of the Senior Extension and the Dexter Grange. Survivors besides her husband are a son, George S. of Dexter; three daughters, Mrs. Ruth E. White of Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Dorothy E. Smith of Fitchburg, Mass.; Mrs. Muriel E. Bara of Hazardville, Conn.; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews. Private funderal services were held Monday in Oxford, Mass., and burial was in the Brown Cemetery, Oxford, Mass.	Hulthen, Ruth (I41539)
43	Rachel Eddy Dies Sunday at home Mrs. Rachel Ellen Eddy, aged 88 years passed away yesterday morning in her home near McCurdysville. She had been ill for several weeks. The deceased was the widow of Peter H. Eddy, who died 36 years ago. Children surviving are; Enoch D. Eddy, Mrs. Mary Newbrough, Mrs. Arlie McCoy, Isaac, Thomas, Ira, John and Margaret. Also 22 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Two grandchildren, Mary Kennedy and Beeryle McCoy were reared in the Eddy home. A brother, Richard Tennant lives in Reedy, Roane County. Burial will be made in the Tennant Cemetery. Death date was Feb. 18, 1940 She was the daughter of Eliab and Elizabeth Tennant	Tennant, Rachel Ellen (I69039)
44	Rochester Union and Advertiser June 1, 1900 page 1 Lawrence P. EDDY, a native and former resident of Canoga, died May 9th, at the City of Mexico, aged 57 years. In 1873 he moved with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. H.L. EDDY, to Geneva, where he afterwards graduated from Hobart College, and later from the law department of Ann Arbor University. He first began the practice of his profession in Grand Rapids, Mich., where he had remained until a year ago, when he went to Mexico. His body was shipped to Grand Rapids for burial.	Eddy, Lawrence Peterson (I46099)
45	The American Providence, Providence County, RI September 19, 1809 Married- At Huntingdon Con, Mr Thomas Eddy, Merchant of this town to Miss Selina Edwards of the former place	Family: Eddy, Thomas / Edwards, Selina (F06355)
46	The RI Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Index Yeaw-Howard-Phillips Lot Scituate; Darby Rd ->15 ft. E of tele. po Yeaw, Job 1778c - 20 Jan 1852	Yeaw, Job (I24025)
47	William had a sister Belinda PURDY (1806-1867) who married John FERGUSON (1796-1867) on the same day. Another sister, Elizabeth PURDY (1795- ) m. John's brother Philomen FERGUSON (c. 1792- ) on Oct.25, 1825 in Haldimand Twp. (Witnesses: Francis FERGUSON [another brother?]; Jane VAUGHN)	Purdy, William (I75679)
48	Zachariah Eddy b. July 23, 1720, in Swansea, Mass.; d. before Aug. 7, 1781, when his will, dated June 6, 1780, was proved; m. Marcy Burch of Stonington, Conn., on May 9, 1741, according to Stonington Rec., but May 9, 1743, according to Arnold's V.R. of Smithfield where name is spelled Burik. She was b. Aug. 18, 1717 at Stonington; dau. of Jonathan and Mary (Rathbun) Burch (Stonington Rec.). From Swansea Zachariah went to R. I. with his father, Joshua, and settled in Glocester. About the time of his marriage his father, Joshua, bought some land in the northwestern part of Connecticut, and Zachariah left RI and settled in Salisbury, upon a portion of this land. (Salisbury Land Records, Vol. I, p. 356) Joshua Eddy of Providence, R. I., sold to "my well-beloved son Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury, Conn. . . . two parcels of land containing 200 acres in the first lot of land which was laid out in the 4th Division of land granted, to be laid out in Salisbury, to Sharon bounds." Dated Sept. 23, 1745. (Salisbury Land Rec., Vol. II, p. 42) Joshua Eddy of Glocester, R. I., yeoman, sold to "Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury, Conn., Husbandman, . . . about 100 acres in a place called the Great Hollow, being the ninth lot in the third division of the town and on the Sharon boundary." Dated Sept. 24, 1746. (Salisbury Land Rec., Vol. II, p. 127) Joshua Eddy sold "to my loving son, Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury, 1/3 of one right in undivided land of the proprietary of Salisbury." Dated Oct. 11, 1748. Whether Zachariah Eddy did not find success attending his endeavors is not known, but for some reason he returned to R. I. in 1749. (Glocester Rec.) John and Obadiah Brown sold to Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury in the County of New Haven in Conn., on Oct. 10, 1749, 200 acres in Glocester, besides meadow. The bounds mention Richard Waterman, Benjamin Waterman, Samuel Winsor and Resolved Waterman and heirs of John Tracy. Sometime before 1759 Zachariah received from his father a portion of his estate which was in the town of Johnston, probably its northernmost part, adjacent to Glocester. Here he lived for a while but on Sept. 3, 1759, he sold to William Hawkins a part of this farm, namely the land opposite Job Waterman's farm, "an estate of inheritance and is the farm where I now Dwell." (Johnston Deeds, Book 1, 21.) (Note. When Mary, the wife, signed off her dower rights, sometimes she spelled her name Mary and at others Marcy.) In 1763 Zachariah Eddy of Johnston, Yeoman, bought for 1000 pounds from Benjamin Waterman, Jr., 175 acres in Johnston west of Gideon Waterman's and is the farm left to Benjamin by his grandfather Benjamin Waterman. (Johnston Deeds.) On the Military Lists of R. I. Zachariah Eddy of Johnston appears as a Lieutenant in 1761-1762 and as Captain in 1763-1765. Two years later, Zachariah Eddy, now called Capt. Zachariah, bought another piece in Johnston south of Zachariah Eddy's sawmill, and this same year 1765, Zachariah Eddy of Johnston, gentleman, sold to Benjamin Waterman of Conn. some of his land in Johnston. Richard Eddy witnessed this deed. During this period Zachariah Eddy's name appears on the deed of John Brown to Aaron Dor, and the deed of Joseph Field to Daniel Eddy. About 1766 Zachariah Eddy left RI again and this time found a home in northern MA at Belchertown. He was established there by Jan. 15, 1767, when he bought 257 acres in Wilbraham (Springfield Deeds, 8, 83). The following year, Zachariah Eddy of Belchertown bought land in Springfield on the east side of the Connecticut River, "land originally granted to Mr. Holyoke." Dated Nov. 7, 1768. (Springfield Rec. 8, 384.) This piece of land he sold the following year, to G. Williston of Brookfield (Springfield Rec., 8, 462) and he also parted with the land in Wilbraham the same year. From this time on he confined his purchases of land to Belchertown. In 1776 he bought a piece on the south west of a hill called Turkey Hill, which on Aug. 7, 1777 he sold "unto my son Abner Eddy of Belchertown" about 100 acreas and the bounds mention Silvanus How.; Capt. Stacy; Martin Bardwell; Phinehas Smith and Joseph Bardwell. He was too old for active service in the Revolutionary War, but he served on the Committee of Safety in 1776 (Historical Address at the Centennial Celebration of East Hampton, Mass. given by Payson W. Lyman on July 4, 1876 and printed at Springfield 1877: p. 89). Moreover on the twelfth day of the 12th month "The town (Belchertown) voted 10 sh. 8d. for Capt. Zachariah Eddy for his horse's journey to Providence to fetch powder for the town's use." He died in Belchertown, Mass. His will mentions Mercy Eddy, my wife; son, Danield; son Newbury; dau. Rhoda, dau. Anna; son Asaph who is made the sole executor. In the latter part of the will the wife is called Mary Eddy. The witnesses of the will were Isaac Stacy and Elizabeth Stacy and Amasa Scott. It was probated Aug. 7, 1781 (Probate of Hampshire Co., 13-418). Historical Collections relating to the Town of Salisbury, Vol 1 Eddy, Abner, s. of Zechriah and Mary, b. Feb. 20, 1747/8. Eddy, Asa and Anne Evarts, both of Sal., m. Nov. 7, 1749, by J. Lee. Eddy, Daniel, s. of Zacheriah and Marcy, b. Feb. 28, 1741/2. Eddy, Josiah, s. of Asa and Anne, b. Mch. 9, 1755. Eddy, Newbury, "ye second sone" of Zachariah and Mercy, b. Jan. 2, 1743/4.	Eddy, Zachariah (I10949)
49	Event(s): Birth: 13 Aug 1745 Leicester, Worcester Co., MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: Moses SMITH (AFN: V665-7S) Family Mother: Elizabeth Sarah SMITH (AFN: V665-80) -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Moses Smith Male Family -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Event(s): Birth: 20 JAN 1711 Weston, Middlesex, MA Christening: Death: 30 DEC 1785 Burial: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Parents: Father: Preserved Smith Family Mother: Mary Smith -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Marriages: Spouse: Elizabeth Sarah Smith Family Marriage: 09 AUG 1734 , , MA	Smith, Elizabeth (I45551)
50		Taylor, Mrs. (Elizabeth) Sarah (I21798)

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Snohomish County Tribune
2-22-1895

Grandma Eddy, who in her day was one of the most hospitable of entertainers and
always good hearted and kind, passed to the land beyond early this morning. Her
husband was buried at the old home near Bangor, Maine, and it was Mrs. Eddy's
request that she be laid beside him in the old churchyard. Accordingly the body
was embalmed and will be shipped to Maine for interment. Grandma was 75 years
old. She has one daughter, Mrs. Armine Blackman, and two sons, Nelson and Will
Eddy, all residents of this county. Services will be held at the home of
Nelson Eddy, near the central school house, tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock,
Rev. Dorrance officiating

Rowe, Mary Jane (I64099)

Holman, Rufus (I06901)

1860 Federal Census Lawrence County, Arkansas

Eddy Ezra 34 M Farmer 800 750 IN
2 44 47 Eddy Rachel K 24 F TN
3 44 47 Eddy William W 5 M AR
4 44 47 Eddy Roma M 30 F TN

Eddy, Ezra (I10778)

Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Benjaman FISK Self W Male W 84 VT Farmer RI RI
Lorette J. FISK Other D Female W 55 VT Keeping House VT VT
Jay F. EDDY GSon M Male W 29 VT Farmer VT VT
Rosina B. EDDY GDauL M Female W 29 VT Keeping House VT VT
Katie EDDY GDau S Female W 2 VT VT VT
Benjaman EDDY GSon S Male W 1 VT VT VT

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Source Information:
Census Place Clarendon, Rutland, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255347
NA Film Number T9-1347
Page Number 106B

Eddy, Jay Fisk (I36979)

"St. Marys Oracle" -- St. Marys, WV
17 Nov 1999

RICHARD E. EDDY
4 Nov 1999

Richard E. Eddy, 57, of Cross Junction, VA, and formerly of Harrisville and
Glendale, died Nov. 4 at Cross Junction.

He was born Jan. 6, 1942, in St. Marys, to Mildred L. Eddy and the late
Glen E. Eddy. He was employed by L.F. Franklin and Sons Inc., now
(unreadable)

He is survived by his wife, Peggy Mullenix; two sons, Brian Eddy of
Columbus and Kurt Eddy of Reston, VA; one daughter, Leanne Eddy of Hilt
Head, SC; two step-children, Debra Davis of Pennsboro and Todd Murphy of
Valparaiso, IN; one sister, Kathy Eddy of Parkersburg; and one
granddaughter, Kristen Copeland.

Services were Thursday at Raiguel Funeral Home in Harrisville. Burial w
in Mt. Olivet Cemetery at Parkersburg.

Eddy, Richard E. (I79586)

"St. Marys Oracle" -- St. Marys, WV
5 Nov 1985

ANNA E. EDDY
26 Oct 1985

Anna E. Eddy, 79, of Toronto, OH, died Sunday, Oct. 26, at the OH Valley
Hospital, Steubenville, OH.

She was born July 17, 1906, in St. Marys, daughter of the late John and
Mary Oldfield Hubacher Davis. She was a 1926 graduate of St. Marys High
School.

Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Melford (Virginia) Maple of Manass
Park, VA; four sons, John of Steubenville, Charles of Petersburg, VA, a
Robert and Richard of Toronto; one sister, Charlotte Travis of Atlanta, GA;
18 grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her husband, James Eddy, in 1966; two sons,
William and Edward, both in 1975; and one daughter, Mary Dalton, in 1977.

The funeral was held Wednesday, Oct. 30, at the Clarke-Foster Funeral Home
in Toronto. Burial in the Island Creek Cemetery, also in Toronto.

Davis, Anna (I79547)

"The Parkersburg Sentinel" -- Parkersburg, WV
22 May 1992

JAMES ARTHUR EDDY
20 May 1992

James Arthur Eddy, 71, of Liberty St., Industrial, WV, died Wednesday at
his residence following an extended illness.

Eddy was a member of Salem Church of Christ. He was born in Ritchie County,
a son of the late Wade and Minnie Higginbotham Eddy.

He is survived by his wife, Sylvia Dotson Eddy; one daughter, M. Delores
"Sid" Carder of Salem; six sons, Wayne, Wade, James "Knuck", Gary, and
Michael Eddy, all of Salem, and Daniel Eddy of St. Marys; two sisters,
Nancy Belle Owens of Harrisville and Ruby Frances of Parkersburg; one
brother, Lee Eddy of Harrisville; 12 grandchildren; and two great-
grandchildren.

The funeral was 11am today at Harbert Funeral Chapel, Salem. Burial was in
Cantwell Church of Christ Cemetery, near Mellin, Ritchie County.

Eddy, James Arthur (I20551)

1751 ABRAHAM EADES patented land on Ballengers Creek in 1751. It is likely that Abraham, Joseph and Jacob were brothers and there is a possibly that he had a sister named Hannah who married a John Peter., Albermarle Co., Va.
Ref: Rev. Edgar Woods, Columbia, MO.

Nelson Eddy
1634 Second Avenue
Terre Haute, Indiana
812 235 4458
eddyretiredcop@aol.com

Abraham EADES

THIS INFORMATION HAS BEEN GIVEN TO ME THROUGH SEVERAL PERSONS WHO ARE RELATED TO THIS FAMILY.
Nelson Eddy

THE SPELLING OF THE SURNAME OF EDDY ARE FOUND IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT WAYS IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA, SUCH AS ADDY; EADES, EDY, EDDE, EADS, EDDY EDDIE EDIE AND PERHAPS MORE.

1. ca (John) Abraham Eads / Eades born 1700 Virginia, died before 1828, married unknown
Perhaps incomplete listing of children
Children:a.Joseph married Sarah Leftwich
b.Abraham
c.Jacob born abt. 1755 Frederick Co., Va., married between 1771 and 1775 Unknown
d.Mildred married Mr. Shepard
e.Susan Charolette
f.Sarah married Richard Chandler
g.Isaac married Sarah Bible

Abraham Eades patented land on Ballengers Creek, Albemarle County, Virginia in 1751. It is likely that Abraham, Joseph and Jacob were brothers and there is a possibly he had a sister named Hannah who married a John Peter, Albermarle Co., Va.
Ref: Rev. Edgar Woods of Columbia, MO.

From a book found in Denver Co. Library "History of Albermarle Co." Eades a family named Eades were early settlers in Southern part of the County. Abraham Eades patented land on Ballengers Creek in 1751.

Abraham Eades was a Tobacco Inspector in the early part of the century. He died in 1828. Family were Joseph, Mildred (wife of a Shepard), Abraham, Susan Charlotte, and Sarah (wife of Richard Chandler), Shepard Eades, a son of one of the family married Mary, daughter of Benjamin Norvell, and left a son Shepard and three daughters, Mary (wife of a Starke), Charlotte (wife of a Turner), and Sarah (wife of a Venable)

Samuel Gray is descendant of Isaac Eads who married Sarah Bible in Amherset County, Virginia in 1799. He died in Stokes County in 1817. Isaac is a nae missing from the Eades family to make this a complete descendency like the one of the Bible as mentioned in subject heading above. An Abraham Eades was in Goochland County, Virginia early in the century, this is probably before that part of Goochland became Albermarle County. Some of Albremarle County became Amherst County, so it is possible that this family had lived in the same place and listed all three Counties.

2.Joseph (ca John) Eades / Edds / Eddes / Edy / Eddy born abt 1700 died 1805 ca Virginia, s/o Abraham and Sarah "Sally" Eades. Married abt. 1755 Virginia, Sarah Leftwick.
Perhaps more children
Children:a.Thomas
b.John married perhaps three times 1) Unknown, 2) Francis Stringer Via, 2) Huldah ________

From the history book, Albemarke County, Virginia, by Rev. Edgar Woods. Shelved at Missouri Historical Society: Joseph Eades

Joseph gave to his sons, Thomas and John, 150 acres on Totier Creek in Albermarle Co., Va. in 1758 and the next year Jacob Eades sold 300 acres to Rev. Ramsey. It is likely Abraham, Jacob and Joseph were brothers with the later two disappear from the records and may have gone elsewhere.

John Edy born in Scotland came to America by way of Virginia under the authority of a Col. Cater of the Northern Neck of Virginia in 1725, who would pay John Edy's way to America and thus John would become his indentured servant until his debt was paid. John Edy was unable to pay his debt and he was placed in the hoscow (jail) and all his Carpentrey tools were auctioned off to cover his debt to Col. Carter. After John Edy was released from his confinement he and several other Scot-Irish men and their families went to the West side of what was know as Round Mountain or (Hill), Virginia because this area looked most like their homeland. This area is now known as Clarke County, Virginia and according to the local history of the county there were about 250 Scotsman who settled there.
Ref: County Clerks Office in Fredericksburg, Virginia. and Nelson Robert Eddy
Compiler of this report.

3.Thomas Eddes, s/o Joseph Eddes.

4.John Edde born 1740 ca Albermarle Co., Va., died abt. 1830 McMinneville, Warren Co., TENN. Or Warren Co., Ohio, Buried in Viola Cemetery, Viola, Warren Co., TN.?, s/o perhaps Joseph Eades . Married perhaps twice, 1) unknown, 2) Abt. 1770/3 Augusta Co. Va. Mrs.
Frances Stringer Via. (widow of David Via) born 1746 or 57 Louisa County, Va., died 1798 Botetrout Co., Va., d/o Edward and Francis Blackstone Stringer.

John Edde had known one child by his first wife who might have been James, and several children by his other two wifves.
1st wife
Unknown
2nd wife
Children:a.Francis married George Chapmam
b.Margaret married twice 1) John Cooper, 2) William Gillespie
`c.John Jr. married Elizabeth Harrison
c.William married Jean/Jane Gillespie
d.Samuel married Nancy Roberts
e.James married Patience Prewitt
f.Giden Via (Step Son)
g.Daughter unknown (stepdaughter)
h.Daughter name unknown (stepdaughter)
i.
John Edy, John Savage and John Warner owned land next to Harquist Clames of Stafford County, Virginia.
Ref: Pioneers of Old Frederick County, Virginia.

1717 John Edy and Humphery Pope having severally entered cavert for stopping and patents issued out by Henry Wills (Gent) for 1500 acres of land in the Little Fork of the Rappohannock River. The said Pope this date appeararing that the 300 hundred acres of land which he claims were in the year of 1717, granted by deed to porpietor of the Northern Neck Agency. Pope would insist that his title under the deed and try the same by law. There upon it is ordered that the said cavert be dismissed and that the other deeds be entered by the above name JOHN EDY be continued to be heard at the board the next court of O year and Termf History, Vol. 36, page 136.

1773 John Eddy in Rockingham County, Virginia had a wife named Frances (possibly Stringer) Via. Born 1746 Louisa County, Virginia. She had been the widow of David Via, but now that she is the wife of John Edde he asks in 1773 for a, counter security. (note spelling of Surname)
Ref: The Eddy Family in America 1930 publication, page 1223.

John Eddie, John Craig, William McGill, William Campbell and others were residents of Round Hill, Va. located above Bridgewater, Va., all were believed to have been Scot-Irish settlers.
Ref: History of Rockingham Co. Va., page 239

In about 1739 Joseph John Eddy was born in, either Frederick Co., or Albermarle Co., Va. married 1762 Frederick Co., Va., Huldah ______.
Ref: Marriage Records of Frederick Co., Va.
Ref: The Eddy Family in America, 1930 publication, pages1223 and 1224
Ref: The Eddy Family in America 1968 Supplement, page 402
Ref: The McFarland Family by Mrs. Helen Polifka in 1977

1723
In Faquire County, Virginia, during the propietorship, by H.C. Groom we find a John Eddy was granted 497 acres on the branches of the Deep Run ajoining the land of Charles Carter. This is the second step in settlement of Facquier County within the Northern Neck Company, by Col. Cater in the year of 1723.
Ref: Facquire County, Virginia Oct. 19, 1726 Deed Book , page 2.

1724 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 211 acrea of land in Stafford County on Winters Lower Branch and Bull Run. Dated 21 Aug. 1725 Deed Book ! page 162.
Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1794-1742 Vol. 1 by Gertrude E. Gray

1725 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 279 acres of land lying in King George County on164
Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1794-1742 Vol. 1 by Gertrude E. Gray.

1725 John Edy had a survey made by John Savage for 279 acres of land on the branches of Marsh Run of the Rappahonnock River ajoing the property of a John Camp / Crump.
Ref. Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book 1 page 396, dated June 17, 1725.

1726 John Edy of Northumberland County Virginia on 710 acres of land in King Geroge County on Deep Run. Deed Book D page 78 dated 4 March 1726. (Deed Cancelled)
Ref: Frederick County, Virginia Deed Book D page 78.

1726 John Edy on Nov. 27, 1726 had a brother named Henry and a daughter named Diana (Non Cupative will proven)
Ref: North Carolina Wills

1726 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 432 acres of land lying in King George County on Middle Run ? River. (Deed Cancled 8 August 1726.
Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1694-1742 by Gertrude E. Gray.

1727 John Edy of Stafford County, Virginia on the Chappawamsick? River from John Wainrite. Deed Book C page 4 and Deed Book A page 210 dated 8 August 1726.
Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1694-1742 by Gertrude E. Gray.

1728 John Edy of Northumberland County, Virginia on 497 acres of land lying in King George Cage 24 dated 19 October 1728.
Ref: Virginia Northern Neck Land Grants 1694-1742 by Gertrude E. Gray.

1723 John Eddy / Edde / Eades brought land in Washington Co., Pennsylvania (now Greene County)

In 1773 John Edde is listed in the Augusta County, Court Records, Order Book XV, dated August 23, 1773, it mentions that he is married to Francs, widow of David Via.

1781-1782
John Edde served in the Washington County, Pennsylvania Militia 1781 - 1782. Edy, a survey was made by John Savage and John Edy

1781
Listed in 1784 census (list by Michael Rorok) for Rockingham County, Virginia, 7 white souls and 2 other buildings.

1788, John Edde appointed road surveyor from his own house to Scotch Town, vice Leonard Bell. (Augusta County Courts Records, 1745-1800 and Chronicles of Scotch-Irish Settlement in Virginia, Volume 1, Order Book XX by Lyman Chalkey).

1791 John Edde and Frances his wife sold 50 acres to her son, Gidion Via for 22 pounds in Virginia money. (see deed, Bath County, Virginia).

1794 John Edde was granted an Ordinary License in Bath County, Virginia.

1795 John Edde bought land on both sides of Cowpasture River totaling 115 acres in Botetrout County, Virginia.

by 1797 John Edde and his wife sold land in Bath County, Virginia and they were living in Cowpasture, Botetrout County, Virginia.

On August 1, 1799 John Edde sold 93 acres of this land and only he signs the deed. (So, it is believed that Frances had died by this time.

From these records, it is event that John Edde first lived in Augusta County, Virginia, then moved to Rockingham County, Virginia.

1800 John Edde is listed on the 1800 Tax List for Botetrout County, Virginia

Soon after John Edde married Mrs. Frances (Stringer) Via, widow of David Via, they purchased 100 acres of land in Rockingham Co., a. There are court records of John paying taxes there and serving on several Grand Juries. In 1786 he sole 100 acres of land and purchased 125 acres in the same area. in 1789 John old the 125 acres. Two doors from him is living Gideon Via as head of household of four white souls. In 1790 John and Frances purchased 262 acres of land in Bath Co., Va. and he was appointed Constable for the first district.
In 1791 they sell 50 of those acres to Gideon Via for 22 pounds. In 1784 John Edde was granted an ordinary license in Bath County, Va.. In 1795 John bought on both sides of Cowpasture River totaling 115 acres in botetrout Co., Va. By 1797 they sold the land in Bath County and were living in Cowpasture, Botetrout Co., Va.
Ref: The Eddy Family in America

John Edde appointed Surveyor from his house to the town of Scotchtown in first 1773 and then again in 1788.
Ref: The Seed Bed of the Republic, page 254.

On August 1, 1799 John sold 93 acres of this land and he only signs the deed. So is it believed that Frances had died by this time.
From the records, it is evident that John Edde first lived in Augusta County, Va., then moved to Rockingham County Va. It is presumed that he died in Va. He is not listed in the 1810 census of Rockingham Co., He could have moved there after 1784 is unknown. His son James is listed in 1820 census Bedford Co., Tenn.
(One story has that he moved to Tenneesee with his sons but there is no record of this happening. There was a John Edde listed on the 1812 tax lists of Warren Co., Tenn. But it believed that this other John Edde was the son of John Edde

5.Frances Edde / Eddy born about about 1771 Bath Co., Va., or Augusta Co., Va., d/o John and Francis Stringer Edde/Eddy. Married 13 or 19 September 1791 Bath County, Va., George Chapman Sr. born abt. 1770 Bath Co., Va., died 1804 Bath County, Va.
Children:a.Joseph married Reity Lovens
b.George Jr.
c.Edmund
d.Benjamin

6.Joseph Chapman born 18 December 1794 South Carolina, s/o George and Francis Edde / Eddy Peach. Married 25 April 1815 Hawkins County TN. Reity Lovens.
Children unknown

7.George Chapman Jr. born abt. 1793, s/o George Sr. and Francis Edde / Eddy.

8.Edmund Chapman born abt. 1799, s/o George Sr. and Francis Edde / Eddy.

9.Benjamin Chapman born 1802 Bath County Va., died 26 Mar. 1880 Russell Co., Va. s/o George and Frances Edde / Eddy. Married abt. 1824 Russell Co., Va., Mary Polly Ervin born 16 Mar. 1805 Russell Co., Va., died 24 Nov. 1873 Randolph Co., N.C., d/o Mourning Ervin.
Children:a.William H. married twice, 1) Manerva? Chapman,
2) Caroline Whetsel
b.Benjamin F. married Martha Jane Martin
c.Martha M.
d.Rebecca
e.Mary E.
f.Joshiah
g.Henry C.
h.Eliza A. married Richardson Edmond Dye
i.Margaret
j.Charles C. married Nancy A. Sisk
k.Beverly J.
l.Catherine

9a.William H. Chapman born abt. 1825 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. Married twice, 1) 11 Sept. 1851 Russell Co., Va., Manerva? Chapman born 12 Apr. 1824 Russell Co, Va., died 25 May 1855 Russell Co., Va., 2) 5 Nov. 1885 Russdell Co., Va., Caroline Whetsel born abt. 1845 Russell Co., Va.
1st wife
Children:a.Bartholomew
b.Joseph
c.William H. Jr.
d.Theopetus
e.Manerva J.
2ndwife
Unknown

9a.Bartholomew Chapman born abt. 1852, s/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? ( Chapman) Chapman.

9b.Joseph Chapman born 26 Jan. 1853, s/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman.

9c.William H. Chapman Jr. born abt. 1855 Russell Co., Va., s/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman.

9d.Theopetus Chapman born abt. 1857, d/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman.

9e.Manerva Chapman born 1859, died 14 Feb. 1885 Randolph N.C. or Russell Co., Va., d/o William H. Sr. and Manerva? (Chapman) Chapman.

9b.Benjamin F. Chapman Jr. born abt. 1830 Russell Co., Va., died 14 Feb. 1885 ca Randolph, Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman, Married 1855 Russell Co., Va., Martha Jane Martin born 1832 Va., died after 1902 Washington Co., Va.
Children:a.John P.
b.Nancy M.
c.Lewis C.
d.Leah L.
e.Virginia C.
f.Catherine
g.James H.
h.Joseph
i.Wilson
j.Mary Ellen

9ea.John P. Chapman, s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9eb.Nancy M. Chapman, d/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman

9ec.Lewis C. Chapman, s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9ed.Leah L. Chapman, d/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9ee.Virginia C. Chapman born 24 Sept. 1855, d/o Banjamin F. Jr. and (Martin) Chapman.

9ef.Catherine Chapman born 1856 Va., d/o Benjamin F. Jr., and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9eg.James H, Chapman born 17 Mar. 1857 Va., s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9eh.Joseph Chapman born 14 Dec. 1858, s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9ei.Wilson Chapman born 1859 Va., s/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9ej.Mary Ellen Chapman born 18 Sept. 1863 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin F. Jr. and Martha Jane (Martin) Chapman.

9c.Martha M. Chapman born abt. 1832 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

9d.Rebecca Chaptman born abt. 1834 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

9e.Mary F. Chapman born abt. 1836 Russell Co., Va., d/o Vewnjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

9f.Josiah Chapman born abt. 1838 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

9g.Henry C. Chapman born abt. 1840 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

9h.Eliza A. Chapman born abt. 1842 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman. Married abt. 1858 Russell Co., Va., Richardson Edmond Dye born abt. 1838 Russell Co., Va.
Children:a.Annie
b.Laura
c.Lizzie
d.Dorcas
e.Sallie
f.Lathia
g.Charles Cummings
h.Leah

9ha.Annie Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9hb.Laura Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9hc.Lizzie Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9hf.Dorcas Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9hg.Sallie Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9hh.Lathia Dye, d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9hi.Charles Cunnings Dye born 14 Dec. 1858 Russell Co., Va., s/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9hj.Lea Dye born 1863 Russell Co., Va., d/o Richardson Edmond and Eliza A. (Chapman) Dye.

9i.Margaret Chapman born abt. 1844 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr., and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

9j.Charles C. Chapman born abt. 1846 Russell Co., Va., s/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chpman. Married 2 Dec. 1881 Russell Co., Va., Nancy A. sisk born abt. 1865 Washington Co., Va., d/o James and Nancy Sisk.
Children:a.Charles O.

9ja.Charles O. Chapman, s/o Charles C. and Nancy A. (Sisk) Chapman.

9k.Beverly J. Chapman born abt. 1850 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

9l.Catherine Chapman born abt. 1854 Russell Co., Va., d/o Benjamin Sr. and Mary Polly (Ervin) Chapman.

10.Abraham Eades, died 1823?, s/o Abraham Eades. Married Sarah "Sally ______.
Children:a.Joseph
b.Mildred
c.Abraham
d.Susan
e.Charlotte
f.Sarah "Sally" married Richard Carter Chandler

10a.Joseph Eades, s/o Arbaham and Sarah "Sally" _____ Eades. Married Unknown
Children:a.Shepherd married Mary Norvell
b.Mildred married Mr. Sheperd?
c.Abraham
d.Susan
e.Charlotte
f.Sarah married Richard Chandler

10b.Shepherd Eades, died in 1848, s/o Joseph Eades. Married Mary Norvell.
Children:a.Shepherd
b.Mary Ann married Mr. Starke
c.Charloette
d.Sarah married Richard Chandler

10b.Mildred Eades, d/o Joseph and ______ Eades.

10c.Abraham Eades, s/o Joseph and ______ Eades.

10d.Susan Eades, d/o Joseph and ______ Eades.

10e.Charlotte Eades, d/o Joseph and ______ Eades.

10f.Mary Ann Eades d/o Shepherd and Mary Norvell Eades. Married Mr. Starke
Children:Unknown

10aSarah "Sally" Eades, d/o Abraham and Sally Eades married 9 Nov. 1798 Fluvanna Co., Va., Abraham E. Chandler born 1551, died in Lincoln co., Mo.
s/o Richard Carter Chandler and Eliza Carter.
Children:Unknown

11.Jacob Eades, s/o Abraham's Eades.

Jacob Eades sold three hundred acres of land on Totier Creek in 1759 to Rev. John Ramsey, Rector of St. Ann's, in Ablemarle Co., Va.
Ref. Rev. Edgar Woods of Columbia, MO.

12.Benjamin Eades? Born about 1760, s/o Abraham Eades. Married 10 March 1887 Fauquier Co., Va., Margaret Gibson Gillison.
Children Unknown

13.Margaret Edde born abt. 1771/5 Augusta Co., Va., d/o John and Frances Stringer Edde. Married applications twice, 1) application dated 27 May 1792 Bathe county, Va., John cooper, 2) 17 Feb. 1792 Bath Co., Va., William Gillespie.
Children: Unknown

John Cooper never appeared for the marriage.

14.John Edde Jr. born abt. 1775 Augusta Co., Va., died abt 1840 Warren Co., Tenn., buried in Viola Cemetery Warren County TN., s/o John Sr. and Frances Stringer Edde. Married 14 May 1793 Bath Co., Va., Elizabeth Harrison born 1775 Augusta County Va. buried in Viola Cemetery, d/o Thomas and Hannah Dennis Harrison.
Children: a.William married Mary Luvena Dennis
b.Archibald
c.John III
d.James
e.Joseph

All four children (By Hannah Jones Wife #1) were mentioned in Thomas Harrison's will 4-10-1815 and were given $50.00 each, Thomas Harrison was a Revolutionary Soldier serving in Captain William Strother Jones (his wife's first cousin ) 1 reason Thomas Harrison's Hannah (Jones) dies ca 1777 and he takes leave to come home & try to come to some solution for these above babies. I also reason, because of the marriage of Elizabeth Harrison to my GGG grandfather John Edde Jr. 5-14-1793 Bath Co. Va., Elizabeth was taken in by "Uncle Gabriel Jones" in Rockingham Co., Va., John Edde Sr. and family lived near Gabriel at the time. While Thomas Harrison on leave proving a home for his children, he strikes up a new Romance with a close neighbor's daughter one Hannah Dennis and later (4-7-1779) they marry and have a family.
Ref: George Douglas and B. Ruth Day family tree.

Thomas Harrison was a Revolutionary War Soldier. Wife # 1: Hannah Jones, Wife #2 Hannah Dennis. Thomas Harrison Sr. Will, Will Book #1 page 84 . In the name of God Amen I Thomas Harrison Sr. of the County of Tazewell and State of Virginia being sick and weak, though of sound mind and disposing memory and calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that is appointed once to all men to die do make and ordain this my last Will and Testament in the following that is to say; First I recommend my Sole to God who gave it Worldly Estate that it hast pleased God help me with I dispose of in the following manner that is to say I give unto my beloved wife Hannah all my Estate both real and personal during her natural life and at her decease of my Executors hereinafter named and divided in the following manner: I leave my first wife's children Viz; John Harrison, Elizabeth Harrison now Elazith Eda, Mary Ervin, and Hannah Asbur, Heirs, $50.00 each. That is fifty dollars to be divided equally amongst Asbur's heirs being their mother's heirs part; all the balance of my Estate I allow to be equally divided between my last wife's children, and that is Joseph Harrison, Thomas Harrison, James Harrison, Samuel Harrison, Elenor Thompson, Edley (Audley) Harrison, Nancy Harrison.

14a.William Edde born 1796 Bath Co., Va., died 1867 Stone Co., MO., s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde.

William Edde was born in Virginia and partly grew up there. Then went to Tennesse where he met his Polly Mary Dennis and married her in Warren County, Tenn. They lived there until ten children were born and the baby Nathan was two years old. The family then moved to Hickory Co., Missouri onto a farm one mile east of Black Oak Point (now Preston, Mo.) Of the eleven children there were five boys and two girls who lived to manhood and womanhood. One of the boys and two girls died in the 50's.
Ref: Arch E. Edde Jr. Marshall, Mo.

14b.Archibald Edde, s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde.

14c.John Edde III, s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde.

14d.James Edde, s/o John and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde.

14e.Joseph Edde, s/o John Jr. and Elizabeth (Harrison) Edde.

15. William Edde / Eddy born 1796 Bethel, Clarke Co. Va. died 1867 Stone Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery. s/o William and ca Jean / Jane (Gilespie) Edde. Married twice, 1) 1817 Warren Co., Tenn., Mary Luvena Polly Dennis born 21 October 1798 Barren Co., Ky., died 18 November 1849 Hickory Co., Mo., d/o Joseph and Nancy (Bybee) Dennis, 2) abt. 1850 Hickory Co., Mo., Nancy ______ born abt. 1806 Tenn.
1st wife
Children: a.John married Harriett Allsup
b.Ann married Jacob Stevenson Reser
c.Joseph married Julie Romans
d.Elijah married Winnie Adeline Dennis
e.Jasper married Elizabeth J. Vinyard
f.Nathan married Martha Woolery
g.Elizabeth married twice, 1) Riley Riddle, 2) J. William Dollarhid
2nd wife
h.daughter died in 1850's
i.daughter died in 1850's

16.John Edde born 12 Mar. 1831 Warren Co., Tenn., died 30 Apr. 1913 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery, Preston, Hickory Co., Mo. s/o William and Mary Luvena Dennis Edde. Married 27 July 1853, Harriet Allsup born 19 July 1833/4 Lincoln Co., Tenn., died 23 Mar. 1914 Hickory Co., Mo. Buried in fisher Cemetery at Preston, Mo., d/o Joseph and Harriett Scott Allsup.
Children:a.Raymond
b.Sarah Abigail married Hugh L. Simmons
c.Eliza Ruth married Alexander
d.Nathan
e.Joseph Thomas
f.Charles E. married Emma Browder
g.Albert Pitts
h.William H.
i.Mary Ann
j.Clara Alice
k.James M.

Obituary: of John Edde
John Edde was born March 12, 1831 in Warren Co., Tennessee and came with his parents to what is now Hickory Co., Mo. In 1842. He was united in marriage to Harriet Alsup July 27, 1853. To this union were born ten children, 6 of whom are still living, Sarah A. Simmons, Eliza Alexander, Nathan Edde, Joe T. Edde, Charles E. Edde and Albert P. Edde who live near Nemo and Preston. Bro. Edde professed faith in Christ as his Savior during a meeting held by Rev. Holman at or near the place where the widow of the late Joseph Riffle now lives, some 50 years ago. While he never united with a church he lived upright and constant Christian life and offen told his family and friends during his long afflictions and suffering that he was ready to go to meed his Savior. To live was Christ and to die was gain. He died April 30, 1913 and after the services by Rev. H. L. Parrack he was laid to restin the Fisher Cemetery.

17 Sarah Abigail Edde born 11 Nov. 1856 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery, Hickory Co., Mo., d/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde. Married 11 Oct. 1877 Hickory Co., Mo., Hugh L. Simmons born 30 Mar. 1855, died 26 Jan. 1930 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Fisher Cemetery.
Children:a.Harriett Elizabeth
b.William Elmer
c.John David
d.Olive Ruth
e.Luther James
f.Walter
g.Effie

17a.Harriett Elizabeth Simmons, d/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons.

17b.William Elmer Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons.

17c.John David Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons.

17d.Olive Ruth Simmons, d/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons.

17e.Luther James Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons.

17f.Walter Simmons, s/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons.

17g.Effie Simmons, d/o Hugh L. and Sarah Abigail (Edde) Simmons.

18.Eliza Ruth Edde born 23 May 1858 Hickory Co., Mo., d/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde. Married 11 Nov. 1875 Hickory Co., Mo., George Washington Alexander born 16 Apr. 1856, died20 Oct. 1951, Hickory Co., Mo.,buried in Nemo Cemetery.
Children:a.Minnie
b.John
c.Cordellia
d.Maude
e.Roy
f.Nina

18a.Minnie Alexander, d/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander.

18b.John Alexander, s/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander.

18c.Cordellia Alexander, d/o George Washington and eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander.

18d.Maude Alexander, d/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander.

18e.Roy Alexander, s/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander.

18f.Nina Alexander, d/o George Washington and Eliza Ruth (Edde) Alexander.

19.Nathan Edde born 13 June 1862 Hickory Co., Mo., died 19 Apr. 1943 Hickory Co., Mo., buried in Nemo Cemetery, s/o John and Harriett (Allsup) Edde. Married 6 Mar. 1881 Hickory Co., Mo., Pheobe Edmondson born 27 Apr. 1865, died 13 Oct. 1918 Santa Paula, Ventura Co., Calif., d/o William Thomas and Frances Levina F. (Davis) Edmondson
Children:a.Hattie
b.Mamie
c.Alpha
d.Bertha
e.John T.
f.Florence Loona
g.Harry
h.Charles
i.Ralph
j.Living Unknown
k.Living Unknown

19a.Hattie Edde born 27 Apr. 1883, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19b.Mamie Edde born 28 June 1885, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19c.Alpha Edde born 10 Mar. 1887, c/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19d.Bertha Edde, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19e.John Thomas Edde born 10 Oct. 1891, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19f.Florence Loona Edde, d/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19g.Harry Edde, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19h.Charles Edde born 7 July 1897, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19i.Ralph Edde born 26 Feb. 1899, s/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19j.Living Edde, c/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

19k.Living Edde, c/o Nathan and Pheobe (Edmondson) Edde.

20.Joseph Thomas Edde abt. 1865 Mo., s/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde.

21.Charles E. Edde born 28 Mar. 1868 Hickory Co., Mo., died 13 May 1950 ID., s/o John and Harriett Allsup Edde. Married 4 Oct. 1891 Hickory Co., Mo., Emma Browder born 1870 Preston, Hickory Co., Mo.
Children:a.John Henry married Jetta Frances Raines
b.Goldy P.
c.Thomas
d.Lionel
e.Eula Faye

22.John Henry Edde born 9 July 1892 Preston, Hickory Co., Mo., s/o Charles E. and Emma Browder Edde. Married 5 Sept. 1915 Preston, Hickory Co., Mo., Jetta Frances Raines. Born 15 June 1892, d/o John and Elizabeth Jackson Raines.
Children:a.Wendell Raines married Hazel Elizabeth Humbyrd
b.John
c.Marlene Rosana married Michael Pang

22aWendell Raines Edde, s/o John Henry and Jetta Frances (Raines) Edde. Married Hazel Elizabeth Humbyrd.
Children:Unknown

22bJohn Edde, s/o John Henry and Jetta Frances (Raines) Edde.

22cMarlene Rosana Edde, d/o John Henry and Jetta Frances (Raines) Edde. Married Michael Pang.
Children:Unknown

22a.Goldy P. Edde born 1893, d/o Charles E. and Emma (Browder) Edde.

22b.Thomas Edde, s/o Charles E.

Eades, Abraham (I61773)

1870 Appanoose County, Iowa Census Post Office - Centerville
Pg 38

Line
6 William Eddy 52 M Farmer WV
7 Catharine 58 F Keeping house WV
8 Samuel 25? M OH
9 Clarinda 26 F OH
10 Vilinda 23 F OH
11 William M 19 M OH

Descendants of John Eddy
Generation No. 1
1. JOHN1 EDDY was born Abt. 1680 in Scotland, and died Abt. 1741 in Adams Co., PA. He married (1)
ELIZABETH EDWARDS March 31, 1706 in Middlesex Co., NJ, daughter of JAMES EDWARDS and ALLISON. She
was born Abt. 1682 in Middlesex Co., NJ, and died Unknown. He married (2) JANET MCCOLLUAGH Aft. 1725.
She was born Abt. 1710, and died Unknown.
Notes for JOHN EDDY:
Will of John Eddy of Woodbridge, NJ
In the name of God Amen this 18th Day of September 1750 I John Eddy being weak of Body but of perfect mind and memory
blessed be God for it do order this my last will and Testament
first of all I my Soul to the hands of God who give it
and my body to the dust to be buried in a Christian like and decent mannor at the will of my Executors and as for my worldly possessions
I Divide it as following, all my Lawfull debts to be paid
first of all as for my Dear and well beloved wife Jenat Eddy alias
McCulluagh I order her to have her Choice of any two cows she
thinks fit to take, and said two cows to be kept from of all Charges
to her, together with maintenance of the plantation during her widowhoo
and the bound servant at her disposal, with the half of the
household furniture, as for my two youngest children Agnus
and Alexander Eddy I order each of them thirty pounds corranory
to be paid when come of age and my youngest son Alexander to be put
to which he thinks file to chigo as for my youngest Daughter
Agnus I order her the other half of my household furniture as for my
firsts wife children Elles Maryan James Joan Gayon Robert (crossed out on will)
John William and, Thomas Eddy I do order Each five Shillings
as for my Son Robert Eddy I order him a three year old horse
and my body cloas and as for my two sons Samuel
and David Eddy I order to them my plantation which I now
together with all the remainder of my worldly possesions
which remains undivided, I order my two sons Samuel and David
to build to thier mother a convinient house at their charges
if she demands it I order Walter Buchanan and my son
Samuel Eddy to be my Executors to do justice to my children
wife and children according to the true intent of this my
last will and testament written on this day and date above mentioned
Witness present
William Eddy his mark John Eddy his mark
Walter Buchanan Janet Eddy her mark
John Eddy of Woodbridge's will shows what he left to his children, his second wife, and children from his first
marriage. The will is probated in York, York County, Pennsylvania. (Later, in 1801 the Marsh Creek area
becomes part of Adam's County, PA).
**Taken from website contributed by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960**
Children of JOHN EDDY and ELIZABETH EDWARDS are:
2. i. GAVIN/GAWEN2 EDDY, b. February 17, 1720/21, February 17, 1721 Woodbridge, NJ; d. Abt. 1781, Bedford
Co., PA.
ii. ALLISON/ELLISON EDDY, b. August 08, 1707; d. Unknown.
1

3. iii. MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY, b. January 25, 1708/09, Woodbridge, NJ; d. October 19, 1803, Hancock, MD.
iv. JAMES EDDY, b. February 27, 1710/11; d. Unknown; m. MARY GACH, May 29, 1743, NJ; b. February 11,
1723/24; d. Unknown.
Notes for JAMES EDDY:
James Eddey-Eldest Son of John of Woodbridge
James' will located in the NJ will section in Trenton clearly spells his name with the extra e. See footnote 8
for the text and the exact spellings.
James Eddy, son of John, inherited land from his father in Woodbridge and died there. He and his wife are
buried in the old Presbyterian Church burial ground (near the train station) in Metuchen, NJ. He is thought to
have been a farmer in his early years, but then became a town official (like his youngest brother Samuel did in
the Marsh Creek settlement) later on. His wife was from Scotland, as was his mother in law. The Scottish
connections are quite strong. They were members of the Upper Presbyterian church in Woodbridge. William
Simonson Eddy states at one point that they were Quakers!
John William Edie writes in his genealogy (without references however) that James Eddy had frequent contact
with the Edies living in the Marsh Creek settlement in PA. James is listed several times in the book
"Woodbridge and Vicinity; The Story of a New Jersey Township", by Rev Joseph W. Dally. He is a
moderator for the Freeholders' meetings. He is listed as keeping the records when the clerk, T. Gage dies.
The only other item known about James is that he was a private in the Revolutionary War. He is listed on the
DAR burial plaque in the burial ground in Metuchen, NJ as being a private in the Middlesex County Militia.
We do not have much information about his wife, Mary Gach except that she has 11 children and is thought
to be a Quaker by William Simonson Eddy. John of Woodbridge has 12 children, 10 from Elizabeth his first
wife and two from Janet his second wife. Mary's mother's maiden name is Bloodgood. There are many
Bloodgoods buried where she is buried.
**Contributed from website by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960**
Re: Sarah Eddy, 18th century Middlesex Co NJ
From: Eddy Family Genealogist-Stephanie Eddy
Date: 10 Feb 2002
Time: 15:32:12
Remote Name: wc04.mtnk.rnc.net.cable.rogers.com
Comments
Hi Rick,
Sarah Eddy was the daughter of James Eddy and Mary Gach. She was one of 11 children born in
Woodbridge, New Jersey, USA, and married Thomas Heath Nov 29 1768, in New Jersey. Her grandfather
John Eddy born abt 1680 came from Scotland and died 1741 in Adams County, Pennsylvania, USA. His wife
Elizabeth Edwards was born abt 1682 in Woodbridge, New Jersey.
Sincerely, Steph familytree23@rogers.com
Chair of the Genealogical Committee Eddy Family Association http://www.eddyfamily.com
v. JEAN EDDY, b. December 28, 1712; d. Unknown.
vi. ELIZABETH EDDY, b. February 20, 1714/15; d. Unknown.
vii. ROBERT EDDY, b. March 03, 1716/17; d. Unknown.
viii. JOHN EDDY, b. January 29, 1718/19; d. Unknown.
ix. WILLIAM EDDY, b. June 06, 1723; d. Unknown.
x. THOMAS EDDY, b. September 05, 1725; d. Unknown.
Children of JOHN EDDY and JANET MCCOLLUAGH are:
xi. AGNUS2 EDDY, b. Abt. 1736; d. Unknown.
xii. ALEXANDER EDDY, b. Abt. 1738; d. Unknown.
xiii. SAMUEL EDDY, b. Abt. 1732; d. Unknown.
xiv. DAVID EDDY, b. Abt. 1734; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 2
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2. GAVIN/GAWEN2 EDDY (JOHN1) was born February 17, 1720/21 in February 17, 1721 Woodbridge, NJ, and
died Abt. 1781 in Bedford Co., PA. He married SARAH COTHEAL Abt. 1759, daughter of WILLIAM COTHEAL.
She was born Abt. 1730 in Middlesex Co., NJ, and died Abt. 1785 in Bedford Co., PA.
Notes for GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY:
Gayon or Gavin Eddy, Third Oldest son of John of Woodbridge
The following was taken from the Heady Family Newsletter. It is included in this document because it
provides some information on Gavin, the third oldest son of John of Woodbridge.
"The stream now known as Tonoloway Creek, but called 'Konolawa' by the Indians living along its bank and
'The Conolloways' by the white settlers, follows a meandering course through the southern part of present Foulton
(sic) county, Pennsylvania, crossing the boundary line into Maryland about three miles before it joins the
Potomac at a point just below that river's northernmost bend. The Big and Little Tonoloway Settlements lay
about five miles north of the Potomac along branches of Tonoloway Creek and immediately west of the large and
small basins named, respectively, the Great (Big) Cove and Little Cove. These settlements had been founded by a
few Scotch-Irish Immigrants, at least one Welch family (that of Evan Shelby), and a band of Monmouth and
Middlesex county, New Jersey families, which included those of Moses Graham, William Linn, Joseph Warford,
Adam Stiger, John Melott, Benjamin Truas, Elias, Richard, Jeremiah Stillwell, Thomas Heady, GAVIN EDDY,
Samuel Hedden the Coombs, Belieus, Applegates and, no doubt, others. Whether the Monmouth and Middlesex
county families came as a unit or over a period of several years, is not known, but they were all there by 1765 or
earlier.
The precise date of the first settlement on the Tonoloways is difficult to establish. Some historians claim that
settlers arrived as early as 1731, but others assert that 1741 was a more realistic date. The STILLWELL
FAMILY HISTORY states that one source places Elias Stillwell, husband of Meriam Eddy and the older brother
of Gavin Eddy, on the Tonoloways as early as 1735. Although that seems a bit early to us, other families can be
proved to have been in the area by that time, so it may be true that he was there that early. The settlers purchased
the land on which they settled from the Indians, and reportedly, had little trouble with them until 1750, in which
year the Indians appealed to the proprietory government of Pennsylvania for the return of their lands, alledging
they had been defrauded by a few trinkets and other items of little value, and drawing attention to the fact that
settlement west of the Kittantinny mountains was a violation of the treaty in effect at that time. At length, the
Pennsylvania authorities responded by sending out magistrates, accompanied by troops, to drive the settlers off
their lands in the Great Cove. Most of the settlers pleaded guilty of settling on unpurchased lands, paid their fines
and returned to their lands as soon as the magistrates left. Since the Little Cove and the Big and Little
Tonoloways were on the borders of Maryland 'the magistrates declined going there, and departed for their homes.'
After Braddock's defeat at Pittsburg in 1755, the Indians began raiding throughout the frontiers. They
revenged themselves on the Great Cove on the first of November 1755, and raided the Tonoloways on the 28th of
January 1756. According to the PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE issue of February 12, 1756, 'they killed and
scalped James Leaton, Catherine Stillwell and one of her children were killed and scalped, and two others carried
off; one about eight, the other three years old. Her husband was at a neighbor's house when his wife was attacked
and from thence got into Coom's fort'. Catherine Stillwell was the wife of Richard Stillwell. There was also a
great loss of cattle, and horses and many houses were burned.
Apparently, about this time there was some attempt by Maryland, as well, to drive the settlers off the
Tonoloways. A petition dated September 29, 1755, was sent to Governor Morris from the settlers setting forth
that 'these few lines to inform you we are very much imposed upon by ye Sherfe of frederick county in meryland
in Comeing to take our Lands from us by a Maryland Right which we have had surveyed by Mr. William Lyon
Surveyor under Mr John Armstrong surveyor for Cumberland County in pensylvania Last Spring....said Sherive
peter butler has got surveyed by bringing a Captain and a parcel of souldars to Gard him while he was do
doing....Threats were made by him that in two or three weeks he would come back and take all the land from the
Forks of Tonolaways Crick down to ye mouth thereof, and all goods, chattels, horses, or anything he could find.'
The scanty Baptist church records are the best records we have of the members of the Tonoloway Settlement.
Adjacent to the property then owned by ELIAS STILLWELL is the old Tonoloway Baptist Church which was
attended by most of the settlers of British extraction and some others. Although the tombstones in its churchyard
are its only extant records, they are often the means of connecting the pioneers buried there with their past.
Unfortunately for us, there are no Heady stones, but many of the Stillwells and Truaxs still stand. Thus in their
desire for freedom, privacy and an autogenous government, the settlers left few records of their early settlement
along the Tonoloways. Once the Mason-Dixon line was established and the settlers were sure to which state they
belonged, it became desirable for them to insure their claims to the land they had occupied for ten to thirty years.
From the beginning 'with the exception of a brief interval from 1761 to 1768, the system of obtaining title to land
in Pennsylvania was by warrant. Under this system the land applied for must be paid in advance, which, even at
the low price of land, many were not able to do. To meet this difficulty and to encourage rapid settlement and
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improvement, the proprietaries, in 1761, established a system of taking land on 'application' by which land was
sold on indefinite credit, the purchase money running at low rate of interest, and to be a lien on the land. This
system remained in vogue until 1769' and under it Thomas Heady and most of the other settlers obtained title to
the land they occupied. That accounts for the fact that the warreant and patent were not issued on Thomas
Heady's 117 acres until it fell into the hands of William Bishop and Bishop, in 1836, paid $26.00 to Pennsylvania
for the purchase and interest."
**Found on website contributed by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960**
Children of GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY and SARAH COTHEAL are:
4. i. AZEL3 EDDY, b. Abt. 1763, Woodbridge, NJ; d. Abt. 1827.
ii. WILLIAM EDDY, b. Abt. 1760; d. Unknown.
iii. GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY, d. Unknown.
Notes for GAVIN/GAWEN EDDY:
Believe this is Gawen in the 1820 Census?
1820 Virginia Census Monongalia County
Head of Household - Gawen Eddy
Males
10-15 (2)
16-25 (1)
45+ (1) Gawen (Unknown)
Females
10-15 (3)
26-44 (1)
(3) persons engaged in agriculture.
iv. DAVID EDDY, b. Abt. 1766; d. Unknown.
v. JOHN EDDY, d. Unknown.
5. vi. ISAAC EDDY, b. Abt. 1768; d. Unknown.
6. vii. ALEXANDER EDDY, b. February 23, 1769, Trenton, NJ; d. June 01, 1859, McCurtsville, Monongalia Co.,
WV.
3. MARIEM/MERIAM2 EDDY (JOHN1) was born January 25, 1708/09 in Woodbridge, NJ, and died October 19,
1803 in Hancock, MD. She married ELIAS STILLWELL. He was born Abt. 1708 in NJ, and died February 04,
1792 in Hancock, MD.
Notes for MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY:
Meriam (Maryan) Eddy: Secondest oldest daughter of John of Woodbridge
Meriam Eddy, second daughter of John Eddy and Elizabeth Edwards of Woodbridge, New Jersey, was born
in Woodbridge, New Jersey January 29, 1708. She married Elias Stillwell, of English extraction, who was born
in NJ in 1708 and died near Hancock, Maryland. Meriam survived her husband and died at the same place,
October 19, 1803, aged 95 years. Both are buried in the Tonoloway Baptist Cemetery, near Hancock, Maryland.
After marriage, Meriam moves with her husband to Maryland. They think that it is in Maryland but are
surprised to find out that when the Mason Dixon Line is marked, they are north of the border. Meriam is not that
far away from her father and her youngest brothers who make up some of the settlers of the Marsh Creek Area. It
is very important to point out that even though they move from NJ, they are actually moving close to some of her
family. A quick look at a Maryland map demonstrates the Marsh Creek settlement being less than 100 miles from
Hancock, Maryland. And the Marsh Creek settlement borders Frederick County. Also in the same settlement is
her younger brother, Gavin! Her husband, Elias Stillwell, was one of the organizers of the Tonoloway Baptist
Church which was built in 1752 (and was baptized there in 1753 by the Rev. Samuel Heaton.)
Both Meriam and her husband's tombstones were standing in the church graveyard as of 1938. The epitaph
on Meriam's headstone reads (read) as follows: 'My loving mate I did survive, and, true, my age was great, I lived
the years of ninety-five, but here, behold my fate.' Her marker is classic for the time period.
**Found on a website contributed by Gary E. Eddey, 30 Edgehill Ave., Morristown, NJ 07960**
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She was a Scotch woman who was a great doctress, and who judging by her handwriting was a woman of
education and culture.
Her tombstone says the following: In Memory of Mariam Stillwell Wife of Elias Stillwell Esq. Who departed this
life Oct the 19th Anno 1803 aged 95 years, My loving mate did survive And true my ___ real (unreadable line)
Where behold my fate (This inscription was sent to me by Scott Duncan email: maizeblue6@onemain.com on 19
May 2001) I went to the cemetery myself in July 2002 the marker is very faded but can still be read fairly well.
I found the following inscription in a book entitled: "The History of Captain Nicholas Stillwell son of Lieutenant
Nicholas Stillwell and his Descendants" by John E. Stillwell, M.D., published in 1930, Mariam Stillwell departed
this life Oct. 19, 1803 aged 95 years My loving mate I did survive And true my age was great, I lived the years of
95 But here behold my fate.
More About MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY:
Burial: Unknown, Tonoloway Baptist Cemetery, Hancock, MD
Notes for ELIAS STILLWELL:
Elias, at the age of 70 renounced his King, resigned his commission as Justice of the Peace, picked up his rifle,
saddled up one of his horses and rode off to fight in the Revolution.
PROBATE RECORDS: Elias made his WILL 30 Aug 1785 and proved in Bedford county, Pennsylvania 27 Feb
1792, in which he set forth that he was: "Elias Stillwell, Sen., of Bethel Twp, Bedford County & state of
Pennsylvania, Esquire, being very old and stricken in years, but of good and perfect memory, etc. He willed to his
dear and beloved wife Mariam Stillwell the one-third of his lands during her life (excepting his lands in the big
cove), and one-third part of his personal and moveable estate, "with her choice of a riding beast, saddle and bridle
and bed and furniture," no to be appraised in her third. The land in the great cove was to be sold and the profits
arising there from to be made a part of his personal and moveable estate; to his grandson Elias Stillwell, son of
Obadiah Stillwell, deceased, L5, of Pennsylvania currency; to "my three grandchildren, the children of Obadiah
Stillwell, deceased, namely, Elinor Stillwell, Susanna Stillwell & Obadiah Stillwell," L30, of Pennsylvania
currency, equally between them; to "my son jeremiah Stillwell" L100, of Pennsylvania currency, to be paid by my
son John Stillwell out of my real estate ...... and all my back amounts against him I make null and void; to "my
grandson Elias Pain, son of Samuel Pain" L5, Pennsylvania currency, when he comes of age; "unto my friend the
Rev. Joseph Powell, the present Baptist Minister of this place, for the love I bear to him," L5, Pennsylvania
currency; "It is my will and I order that the sum of money given me credit for, at a settlement in the Baptist
Church book, of this place, to be laid out for the use of the said Baptist Church;" to "my grandson Elias Stillwell,
son of John Stillwell," L5, Pennsylvania currency, when he comes of age. The remainder of his personal estate is
given equally, "unto my five daughters, namely, Elizabeth Graham, widow, Rebecca Coombes, Sarah Truax,
Mary Pain and Rachel Warford;" to "my son John Stillwell all my land where I now live, containing about two
hundred and fifty acres, .... which I hold by a Maryland Survey," etc. Executors: his "beloved John Stillwell and
my loving friend Jacob Wink." Witnesses: Benjamin Truax (his mark), Jacob Hart and Joseph Truax. Signed:
Elias Stillwell
His tombstone says the following: Elias Stillwell departed this life February the 4th Anno 1790 aged 84 years,
Good God or what lender Hang everlasting things Thee al___ of all the dead Upon lifes feeble brings Made by
W. Blair (in cursive writing) (This inscription was sent to me by Scott Duncan email: maizeblue6@onemain.comon 19 May 2001) I went to the cemetery myself in July 2002 the marker is very faded but can still be read fairly
well.
More About ELIAS STILLWELL:
Burial: Unknown, Tonoloway Baptist Cemetery, Hancock, MD
Children of MARIEM/MERIAM EDDY and ELIAS STILLWELL are:
i. OBADIAH3 STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. PHEBE KETCHAM, June 13, 1761, NJ; d. Unknown.
Notes for OBADIAH STILLWELL:
New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800, Marriage Licenses, S-T, Page 360
Stilwell, Obadiah, Monmouth and Phebe Ketcham, Monmouth...1761 June 13
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ii. JEREMIAH STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. MARY WOODRUFF, October 23, 1750, NJ; d. Unknown.
Notes for JEREMIAH STILLWELL:
New Jersey Marriage Records, 1665-1800, Marriage Licenses, S-T, Page 360
Stillwell, Jeremiah, Monmouth and Mary Woodruff, Shrewsbury...1750 Oct. 23
iii. JOHN STILLWELL, d. Unknown.
iv. ELIZABETH STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. THOMAS GRAHAM; d. Unknown.
v. REBECCA STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. EDWARD COOMBES; d. Unknown.
vi. SARAH STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. SAMUEL M TRUAX; d. Unknown.
vii. MARY STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. SAMUEL PAIN; d. Unknown.
viii. RACHEL STILLWELL, d. Unknown; m. JOSEPH WARFORD; d. Unknown.
Generation No. 3
4. AZEL3 EDDY (GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1763 in Woodbridge, NJ, and died Abt. 1827. He
married SARAH PYLES, daughter of ZACHARIAH PYLES and RACHAEL WRIGHT. She was born Abt. 1772, and died
Unknown.
Notes for AZEL EDDY:
1820 Virginia Census Monongalia County Western Division
pg. 96
Head of Household Sarah Eddy
Males
0-9 2
Females
26-45 1Sarah Eddy
next line:
Head of Household Asel Eddy (Believe this may be son?)
Males
16-26 1Asel Eddy
Females
0-9 4 Catharine (02)
Rebecca(04)
Sarah (06)
Christena (07)
26-45 1Sarah?
1830 Virginia Census Monongalia County Western Division
pg. 395
Head of Household Sarah Eddy
Females
0-4 1 Lydia (04)
5-9 2 Hannah(06)
Unknown 10-14 2Catharine (12)
Rebecca(14)
15-19 1Sarah(16)or Christena (17)
40-49 1Sarah(?)
1840 Virginia Census Monongalia County Western Division Unknown Twp
pg. 26
Head of Household Sarah Eddy
Females
15-19 3Lydia (14 or 15)
Hannah(16)
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Unknown
40-49 1Sarah(?)
1850 Virginia Census Marion County 35th Western District
Enumerated July 18, 1850 pg. 160
Eddy Sarah58 W F 400 VA
Sarah 28 W F VA
Hannah 26 W F VA
Lydia 24 W F VA
Elias 06 W M VA
I don't think this is the Azel & Sarah Eddy of this page, I believe maybe there was a 2nd Azel & Sarah (Next
generation).
Children of AZEL EDDY and SARAH PYLES are:
7. i. ISAAC4 EDDY, b. November 18, 1800, Monongolia Co., WV; d. August 19, 1877, Monroe Co., OH.
ii. JAMES EDDY, d. Unknown.
iii. JOHN EDDY, d. Unknown.
iv. HENRY EDDY, d. Unknown.
v. CHRISTENA EDDY, b. July 09, 1813; d. Unknown; m. BENJAMIN MCCURDY; d. Unknown.
vi. REBECCA EDDY, b. Abt. 1816; d. September 13, 1892, Marion Co., WV; m. SAMUEL GRUBB, December
02, 1835, Monongalia Co., WV; b. January 08, 1813; d. February 12, 1892, Marion Co., WV.
vii. CATHERINE EDDY, b. Abt. 1818; d. Unknown; m. THOMAS J FLOYD; d. Unknown.
viii. SARAH EDDY, b. June 09, 1814; d. Abt. 1853.
ix. HANNAH EDDY, b. Abt. 1824; d. Unknown.
x. LYDIA EDDY, b. Abt. 1826; d. Unknown.
5. ISAAC3 EDDY (GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born Abt. 1768, and died Unknown. He married CATHERINE
KIENER. She was born Abt. 1766, and died Unknown.
Notes for ISAAC EDDY:
Believe Catherine Kiener Eddy is living with daughter? Barbary (Barbara) Eddy Eccleberry in 1850 Census--no
confirmation of this data.
Children of ISAAC EDDY and CATHERINE KIENER are:
i. BARBARA4 EDDY, d. Unknown.
Notes for BARBARA EDDY:
Unknown if this is correct Barbara, but Catharine Kiener Eddy's age fits--believe she is living w/daughter
Barbara Eddy Eccleberry.
1850 Ohio Census Washington County Jolly Twp
Enumerated August 31, 1850 pg. 514A
121/121
Ecclebury Abraham 41 MFarmer PA
Barbary 36 F PA (b. abt 1814)
Catharine 20 F PA
George 18 MFarmer OH
Isaac 16 MFarmer OH
Samuel 14 M OH
Elijah 06 M OH
Sidney 02 M OH
Piatt (Platt)? Sarah 13 F OH
Eddy Catharine 84 F Unknown
ii. DAVID EDDY, d. Unknown.
iii. ELIZABETH EDDY, d. Unknown; m. EDDY; d. Unknown.
iv. ISAAC EDDY, d. Unknown; m. ECLEBERRY; d. Unknown.
v. MARY EDDY, d. Unknown; m. KIMBLE; d. Unknown.
vi. SARAH EDDY, d. Unknown; m. COST; d. Unknown.
8. vii. SAMUEL EDDY, b. Abt. 1798, PA; d. Unknown.
viii. GOYNE EDDY, b. 1798; d. Unknown; m. (1) STEELE; d. Unknown; m. (2) MONTGOMERY; d. Unknown.
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9. ix. JOHN EDDY, b. November 27, 1803, Greene Co., PA; d. April 02, 1890, Brave, Greene Co., PA.
10. x. CATHARINE EDDY, b. 1804, Green Co., PA; d. July 21, 1890, Antioch, Monroe Co., OH.
6. ALEXANDER3 EDDY (GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born February 23, 1769 in Trenton, NJ, and died June 01,
1859 in McCurtsville, Monongalia Co., WV. He married MARGARET KUHN Abt. 1792 in Bedford Co., PA,
daughter of MICHAEL SR and SOPHIA. She was born November 06, 1767 in Newbury Port, MA, and died Abt.
July 03, 1855 in Tyler, Monongalia Co., WV.
Notes for ALEXANDER EDDY:
1830 Virginia Census Monongalia County Unknown Twp
pg. 395 Alexander Eddy Head of Household
Male
0-4 (1) Unknown
60-49 (1) Alexander (67)
Female
20-29 (2) Unknown
Unknown
60-69 (1) Margaret (60)
1840 Virginia Census Monongalia County Unknown Twp
pg. 130 Alexander Eddy Head of Household
Male
0-4 (2) Elias (1)
Elihu (3)
10-14 (1) Jesse (10)
30-39 (1) Alexander (37)
70-79 (1) Unknown ?Alexander Eddy/Father(77)
Female
10-14 (1) Melinda (14)
30-39 (1) Eleanor (32)
70-79 (1) Unknown ?Margaret/Mother (70)
1850 Virginia Census Monongalia County 37th District
Enumerated September 20, 1850 pg. 351B
859/860
Eddy Alexander 87 M Farmer VA
Margaret 80 F VA
Children of ALEXANDER EDDY and MARGARET KUHN are:
11. i. DAVID4 EDDY, b. November 09, 1793, PA; d. June 22, 1880.
12. ii. SOPHIA EDDY, b. September 20, 1794, VA; d. Unknown.
13. iii. SARAH EDDY, b. October 18, 1795, Monongalia Co., West Virginia; d. May 01, 1864, Wetzel Co., West
Virginia.
14. iv. MICHAEL EDDY, b. October 06, 1796, VA; d. December 30, 1876, Center Twp, Monroe Co., OH.
15. v. GOWEN EDDY, b. December 09, 1798, Monongalia, WV; d. November 07, 1870, Monongalia, WV.
16. vi. BARBARA ELLEN EDDY, b. April 25, 1801, VA; d. November 29, 1880, Monroe Co., OH.
17. vii. ALEXANDER EDDY, b. November 17, 1802, Monongalia Co., West Virginia; d. October 29, 1882,
Monongalia Co., West Virginia.
viii. MARGARET EDDY, b. January 21, 1804; d. Unknown.
ix. LEWIS EDDY, b. December 17, 1805; d. Unknown.
18. x. DANIEL EDDY, b. May 31, 1807, Monongalia Co., WV; d. February 06, 1885, Marion Co., WV.
19. xi. CHRISTENA JANE EDDY, b. April 24, 1809, Monongalia Co., West Virginia; d. Abt. 1840.
Generation No. 4
7. ISAAC4 EDDY (AZEL3, GAVIN/GAWEN2, JOHN1) was born November 18, 1800 in Monongolia Co., WV, and died
August 19, 1877 in Monroe Co., OH. He married LUCRETIA MCCURDY August 22, 1822 in Marion Co., WV,
daughter of JOHN MCCURDY and MARY MCGILL. She was born July 22, 1802 in Camden, Camden Co., NJ, and
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died Abt. 1886 in KS.
Notes for ISAAC EDDY:
1830 Virginia Census Monongalia Unknown Twp
pg. 395
Males
Under 5 (2) Joseph (2)
John (4)
5-9 (1) Alpheus (6)
20-29 (1) Isaac (29)
Females
Under 5 (1) Rachel (Under 1)
5-9 (1) Mahala (7)
20-29 (1) Lucretia (29)
1840 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Twp
pg. 24
Males
Under 5 (1) Nathaniel (2)
5-9 (1) Moses (6)
10-14 (2) Joseph (12)
John (14)
15-19 (1) Alpheus (16)
30-39 (1) Isaac (39)
Females
5-9 (1) Mary (8)
10-14 (1) Rachel (10)
15-19 (1) Mahala (17)
30-39 (1) Lucretia (38)
1850 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Township
Pg 363
69 Isaac Eddy 49 M Farmer VA
Lucretia 48 F NJ
Rachel 20 F VA
Mary 18 F OH
Moses 16 M OH
Nathaniel 12 M OH
Leander 10 M OH
Lucretia 08 F OH
Value of Real Estate Owned $3,000.
1860 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Twp.
Eddy Isaac 57 M Farmer 6000 700 VA
Lucretia 57 F Domestic NY?
Leander 19 M Farm Labor OH
Lucretia J 17 F Domestic OH
Mary A 08? F OH
Leander A04 M OH
Living between Isaac Eddy & his son Alpheus Eddy is the following:
Eddy Elizabeth 28 F Domestic 230 200 OH
Lucretia M 06 F OH
Rachel 01 F OH
1870 Ohio Census Monroe County Green Twp Post Office Laings
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Enumerated June 2, 1870 pg 3 (pg 99)
Eddy Isaac 69 M W Farmer 4000 1200 WV
Lucretia 67 F W Keeping House NJ
Leander 13 M W Farm Laborer OH
Edgar George 18 M W Farm Laborer OH
More About ISAAC EDDY:
Burial: Unknown, Ott Cemetery, Green Twp., Monroe Co., OH
More About LUCRETIA MCCURDY:
Burial: Unknown, Price Cemetery, Tescott, Ottawa Co., KS
Children of ISAAC EDDY and LUCRETIA MCCURDY are:
20. i. ALPHEUS S5 EDDY, b. November 12, 1824, Monroe Co., OH; d. August 09, 1890, Appanoose Co., IA.
21. ii. MAHALA EDDY, b. May 24, 1823, New Castle, Monroe Co., OH; d. September 09, 1886, Mystic, IA.
iii. JOHN MCCURDY EDDY, b. September 18, 1826, VA; d. April 1850, Monroe Co., OH.
Notes for JOHN MCCURDY EDDY:
Killed in a steamboat explosion on the Ohio River.
Eddy, John
State: Ohio Year: 1850
County: Monroe Roll:
Township: Unknown Townships Page: 0
Image:
Age: 23 Birth State: VA
Month: APR Cause of Death: EXPLOSION
22. iv. JOSEPH H EDDY, b. June 27, 1828, VA; d. September 12, 1859.
23. v. RACHEL EDDY, b. April 29, 1830, VA; d. July 28, 1888.
vi. MARY EDDY, b. June 01, 1832, OH; d. Unknown; m. STEPHEN GADD; d. Unknown.
vii. MOSES D EDDY, b. June 11, 1834, OH; d. July 11, 1858; m. MARY GRANT; d. Unknown.
viii. CHILD EDDY, b. October 18, 1836; d. Unknown.
24. ix. NATHANIEL HUGGIN

Eddy, William (I76032)

BETSEY A., b. June 10, 1832; m. W. H. Eddy, four children, at
Auburn, N. Y., viz.: 1, Mary,6 d. 1865, at Auburn; 2, Carrie; 3,
Maud; 4, A son.

Eddy, William Henry (I31075)

Bio from: Historical Gazetteer and Biographical Memorial of Cattaraugus Co. NY, ed by William
Adams, pub 1893 History of the Town of Otto

Eddy, William (I26512)

CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: VA COUNTY: Franklin PAGE NO: 177b
REFERENCE: 3rd Day of December 1850 Census
5 1734 1727 Eddy Thomas 51 M Miller
6 1734 1727 Eddy Nancy 44 F
7 1734 1727 Eddy Elizabeth J. 22 F
8 1734 1727 Eddy Mary 21 F
9 1734 1727 Eddy William 20 M
10 1734 1727 Eddy Charles 18 M
11 1734 1727 Eddy John 13 M
12 1734 1727 Eddy Thomas 9 M
13 1734 1727 Eddy Lucy 4 F
14 1734 1727 Eddy Nancy E. 2 F

Eddy, Thomas (I81255)

CUYAHOGA COUNTY OHIO - HISTORY: Euclid

Charles EDDY and wife (Margaret MERRITT) were from Ontario,
1831. Their daughters were Jane (Mrs. Varnum DILLIE), who
moved to Michigan; Harriet (Mrs. Giles HOSMER) of
Nottingham; Emily, who died 1844; Ann (Mrs. George SMITH),
of Noble; Adelaide (Mrs. Frank BROWN), of Michigan; and
Melissa (Mrs. Robert FORSYTHE), who died in Nottingham,
1894.

Eddy, Charles (I17650)

Eddy Allen C. 1820 1873
Eddy Julia M. 1825 1894 Wife of Allen C.

Eddy, Allen C. (I25070)

EDDY Charles A 1883 03 FEB 1986
EDDY Charles E 1921 s/o Charles A & Myra E Eddy
EDDY George W 1862 1939 h/o Margretta A
EDDY Margretta A 30 APR 1864 07 FEB 1910 w/o GW Eddy
EDDY Myra E 1886 1952
EDDY Pansy Fern 27 AUG 1896 05 FEB 1897 d/o GW & MA Eddy
EDDY Perley E 1897 1919
EDDY Richard 1891 1962

Eddy, George W. (I76328)

EDDY William Eddy , d. Apr. 6 , 1875 , ae 80 yr.
Juliana , wife of Willaim Eddy , d. Jan. 12 , 1864 , ae 65 yr. 5 mo. 10 da.
Charles P. son of Wm. & Juliana Eddy , d. Oct. 5 , 1848 ,ae 27 yr. 5 mo.

Eddy, William (I17617)

EDDY, Chester A. 1901

Eddy, Darius Tillotson (I02062)

Eddy, George Stetson
Died: Aug 22, 1927 in: Little Compton, RI
Born: 1843 in: Dover, NY
Type of practice: Allopath
State/year of licenses: MA, RI
Places/dates of practice: Fall River, MA, Nov 5, 1912, Newton, MA, Jul 11, 1913, Winchester, MA, Feb 16, 1922 Hospital affiliations: Union Hospital, Fall River, MA, St. Ann's Hospital, Fall River, MA
Medical school: Harvard Medical School, Boston, 1866, (G) Other education: Public school, Fall River, MA
Journal of the American Medical Asociation citation: 89:1166
Cause of demise: valvular heart disease

Eddy, George Stetson (I46913)

EUNICE, wife of John Hamblin, jun., to church Aug. 5th, 1821, she was daughter of Charles Eddy, sen., and Hannah (Kelsey,) his wife, born Feb. 25th, 1778, married Nov. 14th, 1796, Samuel Andrews, jun., son of No. (124,) and lived on West Main street, two miles from the village, and on the opposite corner from the present residence (1866) of Alfred Andrews. He died June 1st, 1799, of nervous putrid fever, near Boston, aged 27, when she married, second, April 4th 1802, No. (446.) She died 1833, in Farmington, aged 55.

HER CHILDREN BY FIRST HUSBAND, SAMUEL ANDREWS, JUN.
1. Sally, born April 17th, 1797, married June 14th, 1817, Philip Deming, of Berlin.

2. Marinda, born Aug. 30th, 1799, married 1817, Joseph North, of Berlin.

HIS CHILDREN BY WIFE EUNICE.
1. Samuel Andrews, born April 11th, 1803, married Dec. 9th, 1824, Lavinia Hart, of Salmon; she died April, 1866, in her 64th year.

2. John Denison, born Jan. 14, 1805, married Nov. 9th, 1829, Esther Maria Sweet, daughter of James.

3. Ellen Eliza, born July 17th, 1806, married April 8th, 1828, Samuel G. Forbes, see No. (552.)

4. Charles Francis, born June 24th, 1814, bap. Oct. 14th, 1821, died August 15th, 1846, at New Haven.

5. Dolly Maria, born Aug. 5th, 1816, bap. Oct. 14th, 1821, married Norris Slater; married, second, Charles H. Hills.

Eddy, Eunice (I59242)

Fact 1: October 02, 1831, Came to Painesville, OH, from Troy, NY
Fact 2: Methodist Member
Fact 3: Occupation-boot & shoe leather store

More About DERRICK EDDY and CATHERINE ADAMS:
Marriage: April 30, 1829, Troy, Rensselaer County, New York

More About MARY FAY AXTELL:
Burial: Painesville, Lake County, OH

Marriage Notes for DERRICK EDDY and MARY AXTELL:
On their marriage record, Abner Axtell, possibly Mary's brother was also married at the same time to Miss Mary Jane Cram.

More About DERRICK EDDY and MARY AXTELL:
Marriage: September 01, 1841, Perry, Lake County, OH

More About DERRICK EDDY and SYLVIA HUNTINGTON:
Marriage: May 03, 1864, Erie, Pennsylvania
Source Sue Peterson Eddy sdeddy@discover-net.net. wife of EFA Member Danny Lee Eddy 11770 County Rr P., Black River Falls WI, 54615-5926

Eddy, Derrick M. (I08321)

Hartsville Messanger
Memorial services for John Wesley Eddy, 37, were held at 11 a.m. Monday, Aug. 6, 2001, at the Brown-Pennington-Atkins Funeral Home Chapel. The Rev. John C. Smith officiated.

Mr. Eddy died Tuesday, July 31, 2001. Born in Michigan, he was a son of Charles Ted and Marilyn Macon Eddy. He was a deputy sheriff for Chesterfield County, a former Hartsville police officer, and served in the U.S. Navy. He liked helping people.

Surviving are his wife, Lucy Hutchinson Eddy of Hartsville; son, John Charles Eddy of Hartsville; daughters, Cynthia Eddy and Patricia L. Eddy of Hartsville; mother and father of Mobile, Ala.; brother, Jerry Eddy of Mobile, Ala.; sisters, Glenda Owen of Manistique, Mich., and Sandy Burch and Ginny Brewer, both of Mobile, Ala.

Eddy, John Wesley (I14570)

Henry Hollis Eddy

Services for Henry Hollis Eddy, 74, of Cullman will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 3, 2001 at Williams-McCracken Chapel, the Rev. Vernon Willis officiating, with burial in Mt. Pleasant Baptist Cemetery.

Williams-McCracken Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Eddy died Monday, Oct. 1 at Cullman Long Term Care. He was born in Cullman County on April 14, 1927 to Louis and Novel Kilgo Eddy. He was a truck driver.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

Survivors include his wife, Ozell Walden Eddy of Birmingham; a son, Terry Eddy of Trinity; a stepson, Norman Bartlett of Addison; three stepdaughters, Janice Stephens of West Point, Barbara Wright of Cullman and Kathy Walden of Vero Beach, Fla.; two brothers, Felton Eddy of Logan and W.A.

Eddy, Henry Hollis (I75850)

Her daughter Asenath, born , bap. Aug. 2d, 1778, m. Nov. 29th, 1798,
Charles Eddy.
1. Daniel, born , bap. July 6th, 1783.
2. Bethia, born , bap. Dec. 12th, 1784, m. Dec. 31st, 1804, Darius Woodford.
3. Henry, born Dec. 9th, 1786, m. Amelia M. Love; he died 1860, aged 74, of cancer, at Cokesbury, S. C.; he a Methodist minister.

North, Asenath Bass (I25409)

HISTORICAL CEMETERY #: SC033 YEAW-HOWARD-PHILLIPS LOT SCITUATE RI
Location: 15 ft east of DARBY RD at TEL po
125 burials
NOTE: James N Arnold recorded this lot 14 Sep 1904 (Vol 3, Pg 41) On the road
leading south from the Gov West place and near its crossing the first road south
a burial yard which is beside road. Yard well walled and lot in good order.
This cemetery has been recorded but not checked.

Eddy, Oliver (I01914)

Historical Gazetteer and Biographical Memorial of Cattaraugus Co. NY, ed by William Adams, pub 1893
History of the Town of Mansfield - Chapter XXXVI (36); Pages 808 & 809

Enos EDDY, born in RI, June 6, 1774, came to Mansfield as a very early settler, and removed to Chautauqua county in 1840. He married Deborah PAYNE, of RI; children: Chloe, Lydia, Enos, Rachel, Enos, 2d, Deborah, Joseph, Nathan, Sarah, Lillis, George, John, Elmira, and Stephen. Enos EDDY, Jr., came to Mansfield about 1825 and died here in 1871. He married Miranda STANNARD, who died Sept. 27, 1873. Children: Roswell (died 1890), Betsey, Nathan, Amanda, John, Thomas, Almira, James, and Sheldon P. The latter was born Dec. 17, 1822, married, April 15, 1850, Helen RHODES, and has had children Austin M., Medora E., Enos H., Otis H., and Mina B. He is a farmer on the place he has occupied from birth, and has served as overseer of the poor and town collector

Eddy, Enos (I58065)

http: /familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/a/m/b/Robert-B-Ambler/GENE1-0013.html?Welcome=1016297062
45. LOIS MAXINE "PATTY"13 YOST (LURA MILDRED 12 AMBLER, EVERETT LINCOLN 11, PHILO 10, SELAH 9, JAMES 8, JOHN 7, ABRAHAM 6, ABRAHAM 5, ABRAHAM STANFORD 4, RICHARD 3, RICHARD 2, THOMAS 1) was born 14 June 1920. She married ELMER CLARENCE EDDY 27 June 1946, son of Maynard Eddy and Dora Johnson.

Notes
also known as "Patricia Anne" Yost

Children of Lois Yost and Elmer Eddy are:

62. i. BARTH RAYMOND14 EDDY, b. 04 October 1950.
63. ii. RHONDA LOU EDDY, b. 17 October 1950.
64. iii. LORALYNN EDDY, b. 16 June 1954.
65. iv. REID ALAN EDDY, b. 01 February 1956.
v. DEAN WARREN EDDY, b. 12 May 1950.

Eddy, Elmer Clarence (I79642)

http: /libweb.princeton.edu/libraries/firestone/rbsc/finding_aids/eddy.html
Biographical Sketch
William A. Eddy was born in Sidon, Syria, on March 9th, 1896. He was graduated from Princeton in 1917, the year in which he married Mary Garvin. His A.M. and Ph.D were also from Princeton. In WWI he was badly wounded at Belleau Wood and received many citations. From 1922-1936 he taught English at Peekskill Military Academy and Dartmouth College, and was chairman of the department of English at the American University, Cairo. In 1936 he was called to be president of Hobart College. With the outbreak of the second World War he offered his services again to the Marines, was commissioned a Major and was made a full colonel in the staff of Mark Clark. In 1942 Eddy was Naval Attache in Tangier, and was instrumental in the planning of the Allied North African landings. In 1944 he resigned from the Marine Corps to become Minister Plenipotentiary to Saudi Arabia. Fluent in Arabic (and French), he acted as interpreter for President Roosevelt and King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia during the historic meeting in the Suez Canal, and was key in developing the U.S. treaty with The Yemen in 1946. He served in the OSS and CIA for the remainder of his life, and was also a full-time consultant for the Arabian-American Oil Company. He died at his home in Beirut in 1962.

Introduction
The papers of William A. Eddy (1896-1962), educator, diplomat, minister to Saudi Arabia, intelligence agent, and college president, focus on his presidency of Hobart College (1936-1941), his work in U.S. - Middle East policy, and his family life in the period from 1917-1962. The holdings of his personal and family correspondence is extensive. The collection contains all correspondence from his term as president of Hobart College, 1936-1941. Many military documents are included, especially in the years 1941-1946 (the planning of the North African landings, the FDR/Ibn Saud meeting, the Treaty of the Yemen). There are many geneological papers and letters from Eddy's relatives concerning American missionary work in the Middle East. There are numerous publications concerning 18th C. English literature, religious and civic duties, U.S. Foreign policy re Israel and the Arabs, and sociological accounts of the Middle East. The collection is composed of personal/professional correspondence, documents, diaries and notebooks, addresses, publications, manuscripts of Eddy's books and articles (including unpublished MSs), scrapbooks, photographs, negatives, and memorabilia.

The Papers were in the possession of his wife, Mary Garvin Eddy, who donated the papers in 1978. Personal correspondence from 1914-1918, 1935, and the 1940s was donated by his daughter, Mary Garvin Eddy Furman, in 1991.

Single photocopies may be made for scholarly research. Permission to publish material from the Papers must be requested from the Associate University Librarian for Rare Books and Special Collections. The Library has no information on the status of literary rights in the collection and researchers are responsible for determining any question of copyright. Citations should be as follows: William A. Eddy Papers, Box #, Used by permission of the Princeton University Library.

Size (linear feet): 10.5

This collection was processed by C.A. Prettiman in July, 1991.

Eddy, William Alfred (I01280)

http: /searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/mi+index+3573130843486+F
WILLIAM D. EDDY
Was born in Washtenaw county, Mich., Feb. 16, 1828, and was a son of
Jasper and Polly (Eddy) Eddy, deceased. He was married July 4, 1848,
to Eliza J. Eddy, who was a daughter of Eli and Lydia Eddy, deceased,
and was born July 3, 1823. The children of this union are Marvin F.,
dec., William W., Ella J., Merriet and Jesse, dec. He was again
married September, 1863, to Almary Layman, who passed to her reward
Sept. 20, 1882, leaving two children, Minnie and Jessie A. Comrade
Eddy was engaged in farming when the war began. He enlisted August,
1864, when 35 years of age as a private in Co. E, 13th Mich. V.I., and
went through the entire service with the regiment, which has an
enviable record. He was treated in camp for piles and rheumatism for
seven days. He took part in the battle of Bentonville and several
skirmishes and was granted his honorable discharge June, 1865, at
Washington, D.C. His brother Jasper was in Co. E, 13th Mich. V.I.,
and died in service. Comrade Eddy's postoffice address is Three
Rivers, Mich., near which place he is engaged in farming.

Eddy, William D. (I19171)

In 1840 census he is shown as living with another male (20-30) in Solon (later Cortland Co., NY living with the family. Not listed in 1850 NY census. He is shown as a 50 year old farmer in 1860 US census in Taylor, Cortland Co., NY Listed in the "Cortland Co. 1869 Directory" as lot 48 farmer 88(LR-102). Found Cemetary he was buried in Talyor at end of Elwood Rd). Birthplace according to "Taylor, NY" by David C Crankshaw & Ruby M Potter(Record Book pg 82). See Library record C3 for map of Taylor showing location of farm

Cortland County

Cemetery listings -Potter Hill Cemetery

Lot 40 town of Taylor , Land given by Royal Inman in 1826 , as a free burying ground.

Deeded by Noel Seamans foster son and heir to Inman's property Nov. 5 , 1858 to William Eddy , Wilson Elwood , Thomas C. Wentworth , Kelsey Davis , Paris Potter , and Isaac H. Smith as trustees of the Potter Hill Burying Ground. Now surrounded by state reforestation.

Named in honor of 3 brothers and 2 sisters that settled there about 181

Pardon , Charles , and Hardin Potter all buried there, Hardin having a family of 13 boys.

ALLIS Israel Allis , b. Dec. 9 , 1809 , d. May 3 , 1891

Pauline Eddy , his wife , b. Oct. 24 , 1816 , d. Mar 4 , 1894 , (dau. of Wm. Eddy)

Wm. McKendre , b. Nov, 27 , 1836 , d. Feb. 15 , 1843

Abigail J. , b. May 23 , 1839 , d. Feb. 14 , 1843

Infant May 1843

Lydia M. , b. June 22 , 1845 , d. Feb. 4 , 1854 (children of Israel Allis)

Allis, Israel (I06877)

In a letter written by his youngest daughter, Jane to her older brother Royal, March 1841, Jane states that their father lies sleeping in the ground many miles from me without even a stone. This implies that Samuel died about 1840-41, probably in OH Source Sue Peterson Eddy sdeddy@discover-net.net. wife of EFA Member Danny Lee Eddy 11770 County Rr P., Black River Falls WI, 54615-5926

Eddy, Samuel (I09052)

In the Marriage Registers of Upper Canada/Canada West Volume 7, Part 1 Newcastle District 1810-1848:

Marriages by Rev. William REID, Presbyterian Minister, Grafton and Colborne:

James C. EDDY, to Jane SLIGH, both of Haldimand. 13 Mar. 1843. Rev. REID. Wit. Robert SLIGH and Harden EDDY, both of Haldimand.

Family: Eddy, James Carlton / Sligh, Jane (F13247)

Index: SAGINAW NEWS
Monday, October 26, 1942 (11)

Name: EDDY, ROBERT W.
Spouse's Name: VERNA CLARK
Married: 00 00 1939
12
Age: 44
Place of Birth: SAGINAW, MI
Date of Death: 10 00 1942
Place of Death: DETROIT, MI
Miscellaneous
Cemetery: FOREST LAWN

Eddy, Robert W. (I79623)

JULIA ANN EDDY," to church Feb. 4th, 1827, daughter of Thomas and his first wife, Abi (Lewis;) she was baptized on admission to the church; endowed with peculiar physical and mental energy; was a school-teacher; went south; married there, Abraham Walker, of N. C.;
she died August, 1844, at Lowndesville, S. C., aged 37, being born June, 1807

Eddy, Julia Ann (I09433)

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Miller, M. (I80203)

NAME: EDDY - BURTCH - PL OF EVENT: BURLINGTON, IA - DATE OF
PAPER: 1891/04/29 - GROOM: EDDY, JOHN W. (JUDGE) - GROOM RES:
HELENA - BRIDE: BURTCH, NORA - BRIDE RES: - NAME OF PAPER: AGE

Family: Eddy, John W. / Burtch, Nora (F06644)

NANCY, wife of Thomas Eddy," to church Oct. 4th, 1818, by letter from the church at Farmington, daughter of Phineas Hamblin, of Farmington, and his wife, Rhoda (Andrus,) born Aug. 3d, 1789, baptized Aug. 16th, 1795, at Farmington, by Rev. Mr. Marsh, of Wethersfield, and to church there, October, 1813. He was son of Charles, senior, and Hannah (Kelsey,) his wife; married Abi Lewis, Nov. 5th, 1802, daughter of No. (88) and No. (111;) she died May 6th, 1814, when he married second, Sept. 18th, 1814, as above; she died Sept., 1852, at Lama, Pennsylvania, and my informant says, with very clear views of her future good estate. He died May 28th, 1830, aged 52

THEIR CHILDREN.
1. Philip, born March 5th, 1804, married May 7th, 1828, Sarah Pitkin, of East Hartford; he died, 1863.

2. Henry, born Oct. 1st, 1805, see No. (582.)

3. Julia, born June, 1807, see No. (596.)

4. Abi Lewis, born Sept. 1st, 1811, married Oct. 6th, 1831, Charles Parker, of Meriden; she was bap. Nov. 1st, 1818, in New Britain, on her step-mother's account.

SECOND WIFE'S CHILDREN.
5. Thomas Hamblin, born April 2d, 1815, bap. Nov. 1st, 1818, married Sept. 29th, 1833, Sarah M. Moses, of Canton, Conn.

6. Walter Bartholomew, born May, 1818, bap. Nov. 1st, 1818, married Mary A. Judson, 1837.

7. Dolly Jones, born July, 1822, bap. Nov. 3d, 1822, married Jan. 2d, 1836, Charles Blakeslee.

8. Benjamin Franklin, born Sept. 17th, 1826, married Nov. 4th, 1849, Emeline L. Curtiss, of No. (362.)

9. Jeremiah A., born, died at Southington.

10. Anthony, born 1829, died March 14th, 1830, aged nine months.

Eddy, Thomas (I59231)

Nemasket Gazette, Middleboro, Barnstable MA
Thursday, October 7,1852.Vol.
Sept 29th, Mr. Charles F.Thayer, of Ogdensburgh, N. Y., to Miss Mary Jane Eddy,daughter of Nath'l Eddy Esq.

Family: Thayer, Charles French / Eddy, Mary Jane (F12440)

New England Families Genealogical and Memorial: Third Series, Volume IV page 1780

Zachariah (2) Eddy, son of Zachariah (1) Eddy, was born April 10, 1664. He married (first) in Middleborough, February 13, 1683, Mercy Baker, of Swansea. In 1707 he moved to Providence, RI (Nestaconhenett). He married (second) Ann Phillis (???). His will is recorded at Glocester, RI, and in it he mentioned some of his children by both wives. Children by first wife: Alice, born November 28, 1684, died September 24, 1692; Elenor, May 16, 1686; Jemima, August 5, 1688; Zachariah, September 13, 1691; Alice, January 5, 1694. The Eddy Genealogy gives also a son Eliphalet who married (first) November 10, 1737, Phebe King, and (second) Tabitha Inman. Children by second wife: Anna, born December 27, 1708; Elisha, mentioned below; Joseph, February 14, 1713; Samuel, December 21, 1715, probably died young

Eddy, Zachariah (I58608)

Note: Margaret M. Eddy married Chas E. Hanson on May 6, 1885 in Penobscot County, Maine.
Gender: Female
Residence: Kenduskeag
Spouse's Residence: Kenduskeag
Comments: Record of this marriage can be found at the Maine State Archives county marriages roll 5, volume 7, page 190.

Family: Hanson, Charles E. / Eddy, Margaret M. (F12428)

Orrin Eddy was born on January 26, 1826 in Chautauqua Co., New York to John Phillip and Susan Hancock Eddy. Soon after the birth of Orrin, the family moved to Lorain County, OH and later to Washtenaw County, Michigan. In 1937, John bought land in London Township, Monroe County, Michigan which was later sold to Ephraim and Orrin Eddy. John also bought land in Augusta township, Washtenaw County and was living there with his wife Susan and daughter Susan during the 1850 Federal census.
A settlement was made in 1851 of property in the Estate of Hannah Eddy from Wausaw, Wyoming County, New York with John Eddy. Orrin's father John died abt 1855 reference tax records for London Township in 1855. It is believed that John is buried next to his wife Susan in the Raeighville (Poole-Townsend) cemetery in Section 3 of London Township. His mother Susan died on June 2, 1871 and is buried in this cemetery.
Orrin and Asenath apparently remained living in London Township, Monroe County after John's death as Orrin, Asenath, Myron and Calvin are listed in the 1860 census for this township. Susan Hancock Eddy, Orrin's mother also apparently remained in the area as she died and was buried in London Township in 1871. The Minnesota census records of 1965 indicate that Orrin was living in Amherst Township, Fillmore County and that his sons Myron, Calvin and Ethan had all been born in the State of Michigan. Orrin apparently migrated to Minnesota in 1863\64 during the time of the Civil War and was farming and working for his brother, Ethan in Amhurst Township where his bother had settled in 1853. Hulda, the only daughter of Asenath and Orrin Eddy was born in 1865 in Lenora, Fillmore County. The census records for 1870 also indicated that Orrin and his family were still living in Fillmore County at this time. However, the 1875 State census records indicate that Orrin and his family was now living in Delevan Township, Faribault County, Minnesota and was farming near Bass lake. On March 7, 1882, Orrin died and was buried thru the Presbyterian church at the Bass lake cemetery.
Asenath and her family then moved to Elk River, Minnesota where they are shown on the 1885 Census records. Calvin and his family moved to Sherburne County also and are listed as living in Big Lake. In the 1895 census, Myron and his family and Calvin and his family were listed as living at Big Lake. However, it is noted that Asenath's son Ethan had died sometime during 1883, location and cause unknown. Asenath remained in Sherburne County and died at her daughter Hulda Brown's residence on October 8, 1924 in Livonia Township. She is buried at the Orono Cemetery in Elk River along with Hulda Brown and her family. (Bruce S. Milton Research)

Eddy, Orrin (I18889)

Pauline Eddy Wood
Pauline Eddy Wood, 73, of Waynesburg, R. D. 2, formerly of Brave, died at 2:55 a.m. Sunday, March 28, 1971, in the Washington Hospital, following a long illness.

She was born March 20, 1898, at Pine Bank, a daughter of Samuel H. and Emma Wise Eddy.

Most of her life was spent in the Brave area and [sic] lived in Wayneburg since 1962.

She was a member of the Kent's Chapel United Methodist Church and the Ladies Auxiliary of the James Farrell American Legion Post, 330, Waynesburg.

Her husband, Gail Wood, died October 8, 1962.

Surviving are four daughters: Mrs. Paul (Eleanor) Bernhart, of Waynesburg; Mrs. Jack (Bobby) Love, of Naples, Fla.;Mrs. Joseph (Louise) Maize, of Dover, OH, and Mrs. Valent (Agnes) Moson, of Henckley, OH; two sons: Maynard C. Wood, of Pittsburgh and Robert G. (Scopy) Wood, of Waynesburg; 13 grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

She was the last of her immediate family with a brother, Paul, deceased.

Funeral services were held Tuesday with burial in Centennial Cemetery.

Newspaper obituary, date and source unknown (Greene County, PA)

Eddy, Pauline O. (I05664)

Place of Death Zephyrhills, FL Date of Death 1967-06-15 Publication The Eastern Gazette 6-22-1967, p.2

MRS. RUTH H. EDDY
Ruth H. Eddy, 84, wife of Horatio B. Eddy, died suddenly at their trailer home in Zephyrhills, Florida, on June 15.
She was a resident of Dexter for several years and was a member of the Senior Extension and the Dexter Grange.
Survivors besides her husband are a son, George S. of Dexter; three daughters, Mrs. Ruth E. White of Springfield, Mass.; Mrs. Dorothy E. Smith of Fitchburg, Mass.; Mrs. Muriel E. Bara of Hazardville, Conn.; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
Private funderal services were held Monday in Oxford, Mass., and burial was in the Brown Cemetery, Oxford, Mass.

Hulthen, Ruth (I41539)

Rachel Eddy Dies Sunday at home
Mrs. Rachel Ellen Eddy, aged 88 years passed away yesterday morning in her home near McCurdysville. She had been ill for several weeks. The deceased was the widow of Peter H. Eddy, who died 36 years ago.
Children surviving are; Enoch D. Eddy, Mrs. Mary Newbrough, Mrs. Arlie McCoy, Isaac, Thomas, Ira, John and Margaret. Also 22 grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. Two grandchildren, Mary Kennedy and Beeryle McCoy were reared in the Eddy home. A brother, Richard Tennant lives in Reedy, Roane County. Burial will be made in the Tennant Cemetery.
Death date was Feb. 18, 1940
She was the daughter of Eliab and Elizabeth Tennant

Tennant, Rachel Ellen (I69039)

Rochester Union and Advertiser
June 1, 1900 page 1

Lawrence P. EDDY, a native and former resident of Canoga, died May 9th, at the City of Mexico, aged 57 years. In 1873 he moved with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. H.L. EDDY, to Geneva, where he afterwards graduated from Hobart College, and later from the law department of Ann Arbor University. He first began the practice of his profession in Grand Rapids, Mich., where he had remained until a year ago, when he went to Mexico. His body was shipped to Grand Rapids for burial.

Eddy, Lawrence Peterson (I46099)

The American
Providence, Providence County, RI
September 19, 1809
Married- At Huntingdon Con, Mr Thomas Eddy, Merchant of this town to Miss Selina Edwards of the former place

Family: Eddy, Thomas / Edwards, Selina (F06355)

The RI Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Index
Yeaw-Howard-Phillips Lot Scituate; Darby Rd ->15 ft. E of tele. po
Yeaw, Job 1778c - 20 Jan 1852

Yeaw, Job (I24025)

William had a sister Belinda PURDY (1806-1867) who married John FERGUSON (1796-1867) on the same day.

Another sister, Elizabeth PURDY (1795- ) m. John's brother Philomen FERGUSON (c. 1792- ) on Oct.25, 1825 in Haldimand Twp. (Witnesses: Francis FERGUSON [another brother?]; Jane VAUGHN)

Purdy, William (I75679)

Zachariah Eddy b. July 23, 1720, in Swansea, Mass.; d. before Aug. 7, 1781, when his will, dated June 6, 1780, was proved; m. Marcy Burch of Stonington, Conn., on May 9, 1741, according to Stonington Rec., but May 9, 1743, according to Arnold's V.R. of Smithfield where name is spelled Burik. She was b. Aug. 18, 1717 at Stonington; dau. of Jonathan and Mary (Rathbun) Burch (Stonington Rec.).

From Swansea Zachariah went to R. I. with his father, Joshua, and settled in Glocester. About the time of his marriage his father, Joshua, bought some land in the northwestern part of Connecticut, and Zachariah left RI and settled in Salisbury, upon a portion of this land.

(Salisbury Land Records, Vol. I, p. 356) Joshua Eddy of Providence, R. I., sold to "my well-beloved son Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury, Conn. . . . two parcels of land containing 200 acres in the first lot of land which was laid out in the 4th Division of land granted, to be laid out in Salisbury, to Sharon bounds." Dated Sept. 23, 1745.

(Salisbury Land Rec., Vol. II, p. 42) Joshua Eddy of Glocester, R. I., yeoman, sold to "Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury, Conn., Husbandman, . . . about 100 acres in a place called the Great Hollow, being the ninth lot in the third division of the town and on the Sharon boundary." Dated Sept. 24, 1746.

(Salisbury Land Rec., Vol. II, p. 127) Joshua Eddy sold "to my loving son, Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury, 1/3 of one right in undivided land of the proprietary of Salisbury." Dated Oct. 11, 1748.

Whether Zachariah Eddy did not find success attending his endeavors is not known, but for some reason he returned to R. I. in 1749.

(Glocester Rec.) John and Obadiah Brown sold to Zachariah Eddy of Salisbury in the County of New Haven in Conn., on Oct. 10, 1749, 200 acres in Glocester, besides meadow. The bounds mention Richard Waterman, Benjamin Waterman, Samuel Winsor and Resolved Waterman and heirs of John Tracy.

Sometime before 1759 Zachariah received from his father a portion of his estate which was in the town of Johnston, probably its northernmost part, adjacent to Glocester. Here he lived for a while but on Sept. 3, 1759, he sold to William Hawkins a part of this farm, namely the land opposite Job Waterman's farm, "an estate of inheritance and is the farm where I now Dwell." (Johnston Deeds, Book 1, 21.)

(Note. When Mary, the wife, signed off her dower rights, sometimes she spelled her name Mary and at others Marcy.)

In 1763 Zachariah Eddy of Johnston, Yeoman, bought for 1000 pounds from Benjamin Waterman, Jr., 175 acres in Johnston west of Gideon Waterman's and is the farm left to Benjamin by his grandfather Benjamin Waterman. (Johnston Deeds.)

On the Military Lists of R. I. Zachariah Eddy of Johnston appears as a Lieutenant in 1761-1762 and as Captain in 1763-1765.

Two years later, Zachariah Eddy, now called Capt. Zachariah, bought another piece in Johnston south of Zachariah Eddy's sawmill, and this same year 1765, Zachariah Eddy of Johnston, gentleman, sold to Benjamin Waterman of Conn. some of his land in Johnston. Richard Eddy witnessed this deed. During this period Zachariah Eddy's name appears on the deed of John Brown to Aaron Dor, and the deed of Joseph Field to Daniel Eddy.

About 1766 Zachariah Eddy left RI again and this time found a home in northern MA at Belchertown. He was established there by Jan. 15, 1767, when he bought 257 acres in Wilbraham (Springfield Deeds, 8, 83). The following year, Zachariah Eddy of Belchertown bought land in Springfield on the east side of the Connecticut River, "land originally granted to Mr. Holyoke." Dated Nov. 7, 1768. (Springfield Rec. 8, 384.) This piece of land he sold the following year, to G. Williston of Brookfield (Springfield Rec., 8, 462) and he also parted with the land in Wilbraham the same year. From this time on he confined his purchases of land to Belchertown. In 1776 he bought a piece on the south west of a hill called Turkey Hill, which on Aug. 7, 1777 he sold "unto my son Abner Eddy of Belchertown" about 100 acreas and the bounds mention Silvanus How.; Capt. Stacy; Martin Bardwell; Phinehas Smith and Joseph Bardwell.

He was too old for active service in the Revolutionary War, but he served on the Committee of Safety in 1776 (Historical Address at the Centennial Celebration of East Hampton, Mass. given by Payson W. Lyman on July 4, 1876 and printed at Springfield 1877: p. 89). Moreover on the twelfth day of the 12th month "The town (Belchertown) voted 10 sh. 8d. for Capt. Zachariah Eddy for his horse's journey to Providence to fetch powder for the town's use."

He died in Belchertown, Mass. His will mentions Mercy Eddy, my wife; son, Danield; son Newbury; dau. Rhoda, dau. Anna; son Asaph who is made the sole executor. In the latter part of the will the wife is called Mary Eddy. The witnesses of the will were Isaac Stacy and Elizabeth Stacy and Amasa Scott. It was probated Aug. 7, 1781 (Probate of Hampshire Co., 13-418).

Historical Collections relating to the Town of Salisbury, Vol 1
Eddy, Abner, s. of Zechriah and Mary, b. Feb. 20, 1747/8.
Eddy, Asa and Anne Evarts, both of Sal., m. Nov. 7, 1749, by
J. Lee.
*Eddy, Daniel, s. of Zacheriah and Marcy, b. Feb. 28, 1741/2.
Eddy, Josiah, s. of Asa and Anne, b. Mch. 9, 1755.
*Eddy, Newbury, "ye second sone" of Zachariah and Mercy, b.
Jan. 2, 1743/4.

Eddy, Zachariah (I10949)

Event(s):
Birth: 13 Aug 1745
Leicester, Worcester Co., MA

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Parents:
Father: Moses SMITH (AFN: V665-7S) Family
Mother: Elizabeth Sarah SMITH (AFN: V665-80)

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Moses Smith
Male Family

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Event(s):
Birth: 20 JAN 1711 Weston, Middlesex, MA

Christening:
Death: 30 DEC 1785

Burial:

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Parents:
Father: Preserved Smith Family
Mother: Mary Smith

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Marriages:
Spouse: Elizabeth Sarah Smith Family
Marriage: 09 AUG 1734 , , MA

Smith, Elizabeth (I45551)

Taylor, Mrs. (Elizabeth) Sarah (I21798)

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