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Hi, to all Cleveland cousins,
I'm new to the block but I'm anxious to "meet" Cleveland cousins. My line is
from Moses (of course!) and from his son, Josiah. I'm interested in
connecting with any one working in OH with Asahel Cleveland (1773-1847) and
his family. My g-g-grandmother was his daughter, Leura.
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Greetings,
I have just subscribed to the CLEAVELAND- Digest. My Great Grand
Mother was a Cleveland from Sussex NB. In my searching, I have received
info back to Richard, b.c-1555 - ?.- m. Alice ?, b.c-1555, d.4 May, 1626,
their Grandson was Moses of Marthas Vineyard, and he was #1 child of that
family. Now my anscestor was Edward, #7 of that family. He was b.20 May
1664, d.26 Sept 1746. - m.Mar 1684 to Deliverance Palmer.
Edwards G-G-GreatGrand daughter was Isabella Cleveland, b.19 Jan
1828, d. 20 Nov 1916. She m.12 Aug 1854 to Dr. Isaac Wilson Doherty, MD.
They died in Rexton, NB. (my G-Grandparents)
If you are interested, I can send you what I have on the generations
in between the above. Will be happy to share any related information I have.
Note that I used your Cleaveland site as a link to my site. Hope this is OK?
To date, [right or wrong ? :-)], I have as a line of Clevelands, the following:
Richard, Isaac, Moses, Edward, Isaac, Lemuel, Isaac, Isaac, \ name
1555 1584 1624 1664 1679 1725 1764 1799 \ b.
? 1626 1701 1746 ? ? 1854 1864 \ d. &
? ? 1648 1684 1719 1745 ? 1823 \ m.
Isabella/Doherty \ name
1828 1831 \ b.
1916 1911 \ d.
1854 \ m.
Of course, the above is always open for correction. Would like to hear if
anyone has more to offer. Regards, Hugh.
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I have the direct line ancestors back to Moses and the direct line
descendants of John CLEVELAND of Quincy, Il. who was born 1790 in MA and
died 1869 in St Louis, MO.
Ellen
I have two sets of CLEVELANDs (probably, but not positively, related
to each other).
I. Frank F. (who married Martha GRISWOLD) and had a son:
1. Fred Nelson CLEVELAND, b. abt 1884/5, Naples, Ontario,
NY, m. my maternal grandfather's sister, Susan Hurlbut WILKINS, 28 Dec 1905
in Burns, Allegany, NY. He was a farmer and express agent. They had two ch.:
i. Daughter Lucille Frances CLEVELAND, b. 15 Dec
1907, Nurns, Allegany, NY
ii. Son Donald CLEVELAND
II. Myron (who m. Clara TRIMBLY) and had two daughters:
1. Henrietta B. CLEVELAND, b. abt 1866/7, Naples, Ontario,
NY, m. my maternal grandmother's brother, Winfield Beaumont KING, 31 Dec
1882 in Olean, Cattaraugus, NY. He was a Methodist minister until at least
1901. In 1920 US Census he is described as 'correspondent'. They had three
children:
i. Son Winfield Cleveland KING, b. 21 Mar 1894,
Naples, Ontario, NY, m. Henrietta unknown who d. bef 2 Feb 1936. They had:
a. Son Winfield KING
b. Daughter Jeannette KING, b. 1897, d. 9
Jan 1910
c. Paul Beaumont KING, b. 15 Oct 1900,
Burns, Allegany, NY, m. unknown who predeceased him, d. 6 Nov 1981, Detroit,
Wayne, MI
2. Clara May CLEVELAND, b. abt 1869/70, Naples, Ontario, NY,
m. my maternal grandfather's brother, Merton Luen WILKINS, 15 Mar 1900 in
Naples, Ontario, NY. She d. aft 10 Dec 1944. He was a farmer all his life,
remaining on the home place. They adopted:
i. Daughter Clarissa, b. abt 1911/2, NY, m. Gerald
unknown. They had:
a. Daughter Mary
Will be most grateful for any clues anyone can provide.
--
Chuck
I would be most grateful to anyone having information about my third great
grandfather, Benjamin Franklin Cleveland who died in Peoria, Illinois. I
roughly estimate that he lived around 1800 � 1880.
I have no other information regarding dates nor birth location, but do know
that his son was Benjamin Harrison Cleveland (born 1835 in Peoria, Illinois,
died 1895 in Hebron, Nebraska, who married Malisa Thurston who was born on
November 12, 1842 in Illinois).
Thanks for any information.
Hi,
Still at a brick wall. These Clevelands moved from NY to MI between 1847
and 1850.
J. F. CLEVELAND b. NY before 1821, prob. d. 1847-50 NY or MI.
m. Margaret A. (LAWRENCE?) b. NY 1819, d. MI 1881
m. William PRICE in Grass Lake, Jackson Co. MI in 1850
(J. F. Cleveland also reported as J. T. and A.P. in other sources)
Children:
John E. CLEVELAND b. 1841 NY
George H. CLEVELAND b. 1842 NY, d. 1865, Civil War, USS Juliet,
Mississippi Squadron, buried Grass Lake, MI
Mary J. CLEVELAND b. NY 1844, d. MI 1900, m. M.S. ORDWAY
Andrew Franklyn CLEVELAND b. NY 1847, d. MI 1916
m. Ida Ann HAWLEY b. MI 1857, d. MI 1932
(John and George were not with their mother at the time of the 1850
census and George was not there in the 1860 census as well. Has anyone
found them living with other relatives either in NY or MI during those
years? John would have been abt. 9 in 1850 and George would have been 8
in 1850 and 18 in 1860.)
Children of Ida and A. Frank CLEVELAND:
Eva May CLEVELAND b. MI 1881, d. MI 1959 m. John Albert HAVENS
George M. CLEVELAND b. MI 1885, d. MI 1952 m. RICH?
Lela L. CLEVELAND b. MI 1890, d. MI 1891
Baby CLEVELAND b. MI 1883, d. MI 1883
John F. CLEVELAND b. MI 1892, d. MI 1940, m. Theodosia BOYER
Children of John F. and Theodosia CLEVELAND:
Natalie CLEVELAND b. MI
Donald CLEVELAND b. MI, d. MI abt 1940
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Hi Lori,
I live in California, the northern foothills, Auburn, which is about 35 miles
north of Sacramento.
The Genealogy of the Cleveland and Cleaveland Family is still for sale. They are
reprints taken from film. The cost is any where from $65.00 a book and up,
depending on if you catch a sale. Look on the web for Higginson Books. They seel
reprints of many, many old genealogies and histories.
You do come from Moses. Can you give me the line down from Cornelia? Just names
are fine. I have the whole family but it is a lot of typing to do, but I can
send you a direct line right away.
So far your line is:
Moses Cleveland������������ b. 1624��������������� Ipswich, Suffolk, England
�������������������������������������� d. 1/9/1701/02���� Woburn, Massachusetts
Samuel Cleveland����������� b. 6/9/1657���������� Woburn
�������������������������������������� d. 3/12/1735/36��� Canterbury, Windham,
Connecticut
Joseph Cleveland����������� b. 7/18/1689��������� Chelmesford, Massachusetts
������������������������������������� d. 3/11/1766���������� Canterbury
Elijah Joseph Cleveland�� b. 1/5/1750/21������ Canterbury
�������������������������������������� d. 9/28/1794��������� Hillsdale,
Columbia, New York
Elijah Cleveland������������� b. 2/6/1775������������ Hillsdale
������������������������������������� d. 9/20/1834���������� Elkhart, Indiana
Cornelia Jane Cleveland� b. 11/29/1818������� North Norwich, Chenango, New York
������������������������������������� d. 5/14/1882��������� Durand, Winnebago,
Illinois
Now if you can tell me who came after I may be able to give you a couple of
names more. As I said the books were pub. 1899 so I am trying to find the
information on the families after that. I have posted about 8000 names on my web
page� but I have almost 16,000 names in my files and I will be changing web
pages soon and then I can post them all for nothing. Right now I am paying�
$30.00 a month for what I have there now and can't afford more. Any way I always
hope that by helping that I will get the lines on the family that are from the
1880's forward.
Hope this helps and will let you know when I have all the information up and
ready for you to copy.
What I do is post it as a 5th line on my Family Tree Maker site and then you can
Print it all down from there. I will let you know as soon as it is ready,
Kathy
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Lori Finley wrote:
> Kathy Hi,
> I am very interested in what info you have.� Is this book still for sale?
> Can I help you in any way.� Just let me know.� I know that I am not the only
> one to feel this way but I get really excited when I make a connection with
> a cousin on the internet.� My husband thinks that I get a bit to excited but
> I can't help it.� My snail address is as follows: Lori Finley 453 W 6th
> street, Pecatonica, Illinois 61063� Where are you from?� Its ok if you don't
> want to print that on the net I sometimes just like to know how close I am
> to people.� Thanks so much, Lori
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Hi,
I am posting this to the Cleveland list also as this is the first family
that I have found that doesn't go back to Moses, at least not in the
Cleveland genealogies. I am hoping that some one out there might be able
to take this back further.
This is your direct line� as far back as the books go:
John Cleveland������������� b. 2/28/1735���������� Canterbury, Windham,
Connecticut
������������������������������������ d. 2/15/1818���������� Upper Coos,
Colebrook, Coos, NH
������������������������������������ m. 2/17/1762���������� Canterbury
Betsey Downer������������� b. 4/17/1739����������� Heberon, Connecticut
������������������������������������ d. 11/1822��������������� Colebrook
da. of Caleb Downer
��� He was in the French and Indian war; under Gen. James Wolfe at
taking of Quebec, Canada, Sept. 13, 1759.
��� John Cleveland, before the Revolution, moved up the Connecticut
River to Bath, Grafton, New Hampshire, lived there many years, farmer.
He and his wife are buried at Upper Coos.
John Cleveland��������������� b. 8/13 or 19/1764��� Bath, Grafton, New
Hampshire
�������������������������������������� d. 6/6/1809��������� Bridgewater,
Grafton, New Hampshire
�������������������������������������� m. 9/1/1786��������� Bridgewater
Sally Kidder������������������� b.������������������������� Grafton
County, New Hampshire
�������������������������������������� d. 2/1840������������� Bristol,
Grafton, New Hampshire
da. of Aaron or John
� John Cleveland resided at Bridgewater. For many years was Collector of
Taxes and constable, and was greatly respected.
�
Downer Cleveland������������� b. 8/25/1792���������� Bridgewater
����������������������������������������� d. 10/24/1851�������� Alden,
New York
����������������������������������������� m. 2/4/1821������������ Alden
Ruth Parker����������������������� b. 1/27/1802���������� Randolph,
Vermont
����������������������������������������� d. 3/24/1892���������� Lake
Mills, Jefferson, Wisconsin
only da. of� Stephen� and Neoma (Thayer) [Washburn]
Of Alden, carpenter.� Mrs. Ruth (Parker) Cleveland lived from 1877 at
Lake Mills.
Washburn Parker Cleveland���� b. 4/8/1828������� Clarence, New York
����������������������������������������������� d. 10/19/1872��� Lake
Mills, Wisconsin
����������������������������������������������� m. 6/9/1848������
Lancaster, New York
(1)Marietta Cheeseborough������ b. 1831������������ Alden, New York
������������������������������������������������ d. 1853������������
Alden
da. of Nathan and Lucy (Herrick)
������������������������������������������������ m. 7/5/1860����� Fox
Lake, Wisconsin
(2)Annie Butterfield������������������ b.
������������������������������������������������ d.
da. of Jonathan
Anice Henrietta Cleveland��������� b. 8/9/1852������ Alden
������������������������������������������������ m.
Alden Hoyt������������������������������ b.
of� Ticonic, Iowa
children:
Charles Hoyt; Alta Hoyt; Ida Hoyt; Guy Hoyt
The Kidder name comes up in the Cleveland family in the 1600's in Ma. so
perhaps you can look there for the Kidder connection. This is all� my
books have. If some one out there has more on these lines please contact
us.
Kathy
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Hi Lori,
Ihave the Cleveland Books for genealogyand yourfamily is in there.If you want
what I havelet me know and I will get it for you,
Kathy
Lori Finley wrote:
> Hi, I have read many topics on the Cleveland line and was wondering if
> anyone knows of Elijah b. Feb 6, 1775� and Lucretia (Brookins) Cleveland?
> Their children were Lewis V, Cornelia Jane, Erastus F., Eliza, Charles F.,
> Lucinda, Artemas B., John E., Samuel F., Daniel, Lorenzo.� They both died in
> Elkhart, Indiana in the 1830's.� Erastus, Lewis, and Cornelia moved to
> Winnebago, Co. Illinois in 1837 after the death of the parents.� I'm hoping
> that someone has heard of these people, with such a large family.� Is this
> family possibly decended from the Moses Cleveland that I hear so much about?
> I have a few birth dates but not much more than that.� Thanks Lori
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Hi, I have read many topics on the Cleveland line and was wondering if
anyone knows of Elijah b. Feb 6, 1775 and Lucretia (Brookins) Cleveland?
Their children were Lewis V, Cornelia Jane, Erastus F., Eliza, Charles F.,
Lucinda, Artemas B., John E., Samuel F., Daniel, Lorenzo. They both died in
Elkhart, Indiana in the 1830's. Erastus, Lewis, and Cornelia moved to
Winnebago, Co. Illinois in 1837 after the death of the parents. I'm hoping
that someone has heard of these people, with such a large family. Is this
family possibly decended from the Moses Cleveland that I hear so much about?
I have a few birth dates but not much more than that. Thanks Lori
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> Subject: Descendants of Moses Cleveland
> Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 10:16:33 -0700
> From: "Doug Hall" <douglasehall(a)email.msn.com>
> To: CLEAVELAND-L(a)rootsweb.com
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> Hi Everyone,
>
> I am new to the list, but so far haven't seen many messages posted. I
> thought that this would be a busy list, since Cleveland seems to be a fairly
> common surname. Anyone out there researching on the lines of Moses
> Cleveland? I am a descendant of Moses, but down a different line than
> Stephen "Grover" Cleveland.
>
> My Cleveland research is presently focused in California and Ohio, working
> on the descendants of William Cleveland born Aug 22, 1817 in Rome, Oneida,
> New York and his wife Delight Palmer born about 1848 in Ohio. I would like
> to find out more information on Delight Palmer's ancestry and to figure out
> when William left New York, and all the stops he made enroute to California
> where the family ended up in the mid 1880's. I know they were in Walnut,
> Bureau County, Ohio at the time of the 1850 census.
>
> I have information on this line that I would be happy to share with other
> researchers. Other related surnames are: BUTTERFIELD, CLAYTON, HALL,
> HANCOCK, IRVINE, MEAD, PALMER, REEDY, SHAEN, AND SNAPP.
>
> Maggie Hall
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> Subject: Fwd: Descendants of Moses Cleveland
> Date: Mon, 15 Jun 1998 10:50:54 -0700
> From: Jerry Shugars <jerrys(a)aracnet.com>
> To: CLEAVELAND-L(a)rootsweb.com
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> >Hi Everyone,
> >
> >My Cleveland research is presently focused in California and Ohio, working
> >on the descendants of William Cleveland born Aug 22, 1817 in Rome, Oneida,
> >New York and his wife Delight Palmer born about 1848 in Ohio. I would like
> >to find out more information on Delight Palmer's ancestry and to figure out
> >when William left New York, and all the stops he made enroute to California
> >where the family ended up in the mid 1880's. I know they were in Walnut,
> >Bureau County, Ohio at the time of the 1850 census.
>
> William Cleveland is in my list but unfortunately I don't have what you're
> looking for. You probably already have whatever information I do but if you
> want to check for yourself, the url is
> http://www.aracnet.com/~jerrys/tree/names1.htm. Just scroll down to the
> right William Cleveland and click on the name.
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Maggie:
I am researching a Cleveland line. I don't know much about it. My
mother told me that she was always told that she was related to Grover
Stephen Cleveland. I think that I have discovered that he wasn't a
direct ancestor, so maybe we connect in some way.
I am looking for Henrietta M. Cleveland b. 1835 to 1861 in Wisconsin.
She married Alden Bruce Hoyt. I believe her father was Washburn
Cleveland and mother was ? Beede.
I am also interested in which Irvine names you are researching. That is
a very dead end line for me.
Please get in touch. Thanks.
Diana Hatch
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>Hi Everyone,
>
>My Cleveland research is presently focused in California and Ohio, working
>on the descendants of William Cleveland born Aug 22, 1817 in Rome, Oneida,
>New York and his wife Delight Palmer born about 1848 in Ohio. I would like
>to find out more information on Delight Palmer's ancestry and to figure out
>when William left New York, and all the stops he made enroute to California
>where the family ended up in the mid 1880's. I know they were in Walnut,
>Bureau County, Ohio at the time of the 1850 census.
William Cleveland is in my list but unfortunately I don't have what you're
looking for. You probably already have whatever information I do but if you
want to check for yourself, the url is
http://www.aracnet.com/~jerrys/tree/names1.htm. Just scroll down to the
right William Cleveland and click on the name.
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Hi Everyone,
I am new to the list, but so far haven't seen many messages posted. I
thought that this would be a busy list, since Cleveland seems to be a fairly
common surname. Anyone out there researching on the lines of Moses
Cleveland? I am a descendant of Moses, but down a different line than
Stephen "Grover" Cleveland.
My Cleveland research is presently focused in California and Ohio, working
on the descendants of William Cleveland born Aug 22, 1817 in Rome, Oneida,
New York and his wife Delight Palmer born about 1848 in Ohio. I would like
to find out more information on Delight Palmer's ancestry and to figure out
when William left New York, and all the stops he made enroute to California
where the family ended up in the mid 1880's. I know they were in Walnut,
Bureau County, Ohio at the time of the 1850 census.
I have information on this line that I would be happy to share with other
researchers. Other related surnames are: BUTTERFIELD, CLAYTON, HALL,
HANCOCK, IRVINE, MEAD, PALMER, REEDY, SHAEN, AND SNAPP.
Maggie Hall
Hi,
Since I last posted my Clevelands I have found more information. Here is
the corrected and updated version: These Clevelands moved from NY to MI
between 1847 and 1850.
J. F. CLEVELAND b. NY before 1821, prob. d. 1847-50 NY or MI
m. Margaret A. (LAWRENCE?) b. NY 1819, d. MI 1881
m. William PRICE in Grass Lake, Jackson Co. MI in 1850
Children:
John E. CLEVELAND b. 1841 NY
George H. CLEVELAND b. 1842 NY, d. 1865, Civil War, USS Juliet,
Mississippi Squadron, buried Grass Lake, MI
Mary J. CLEVELAND b. NY 1844, d. MI 1900, m. M.S. ORDWAY
Andrew Franklyn CLEVELAND b. NY 1847, d. MI 1916
m. Ida Ann HAWLEY b. MI 1857, d. MI 1932
Children of Ida and A. Frank CLEVELAND:
Eva May CLEVELAND b. MI 1881, d. MI 1959 m. John Albert HAVENS
George M. CLEVELAND b. MI 1885, d. MI 1952 m. RICH?
Lela L. CLEVELAND b. MI 1890, d. MI 1891
Baby CLEVELAND b. MI 1883, d. MI 1883
John F. CLEVELAND b. MI 1892, d. MI 1940, m. Theodosia BOYER
Children of John F. and Theodosia CLEVELAND:
Natalie CLEVELAND b. MI
Donald CLEVELAND b. MI, d. MI abt 1940
Children of Eva May and John Havens:
Vivian Irene HAVENS 1900 died as infant
Leo HAVENS b. MI 1902 , d. MI 1924
Louis HAVENS b. MI 1903, d. MI abt. 1973, m. Peg
Beatrice HAVENS b. MI 1905, d. MI 1985, m. Covert MCDUFFEE
Alice HAVENS b. MI 1914, d. MI 1988, m. John (Jack) CLARK
Dale Lauren HAVENS b. 1919, d. 1963, m. Vivian TREMAINE
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