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Found this on another list. Does anyone know Dr. Gage CLEVELAND?
From:
Valerie Elkins <elkins(a)midmon.com>
To:
WHALEY-L(a)rootsweb.com
Hello everyone! I am new to the search party. My names is Valerie and
my
ancestor is James Whaley Jr., born ca 1737, he died in 1784 in Loudon
Co.,
VA, he was married to Lydia Ann Remey, (Barbara's sister) but had
children
with his brother William's wife (before they married), her name was
Barbara
Remey. James and Barbara Remey had:
1. Jacob (Gibson) Whaley b. Nov. 1757 Loudon Co., VA, who married Anna
b.
1778 from Bath Co.,KY.
2. Benjamin Talbot Whaley
born Nov. 1757 in Loudon Co. Va who married Jane Vance. 3.James Whaley
was
born ca 1764 Loudon Co., VA and was married to Eleanor (Holly) Brown, my
line is through 4.Elizabeth Whaley born ca 1734, wife of Moses Thomas,
5.
Henry Whaley,6. Elijah Whaley and 7.Rebecca Whaley born ca 1766 her
spouse
was Dr. Enoch Hayden and were married 1785. All the above "Remy"
children
were acknowledged in the will of father, James Whaley. He refered to
each
of them as "__Remey___commonly called Whaley" in the Will of James
Whaley
Book C page 87-90 Loudon Co.,VA. It looks as if Barbara had children
with
James, before she married William Whaley, who is said to be James'
brother.
William was born 1717, married ca 1771 and died 1790 in New Kent,
Fairfax
Co., VA, Barbara died in Bourbon Co., KY. Their children were:
1. Sarah Whaley born ca 1772 Loudon Co., VA married Dr. Gage Cleveland
2. Kate Whaley born ca 1774, Loudon Co., VA married John Johnson on Oct.
1806 in Bourbon Co., KY
3. Jemima Whaley born ca 1776 to Archelaus VanHook, 27 July 1799 in
Bourbon
Co.,KY
Do these family lines tie in with anyone? I would appreciate any info.
Thank you!
Valerie Elkins
Kathy, I don't know if I'm computer-smart enuff to send you my material
without having to type it all in. I have it on Brothers Keeper. How would I
transfer that?
Or will I have to type it all?
My DAR ancestor is Samuel Cleveland.
Hi,
Just a note to let you all know I have finally found a home for the
Moses Cleveland files I am working on. I am trying to put up the 3
volume set of the Cleveland genealogy on line. I have over 17,000 names
up so far and will be adding to it about once a month. If you would be
willing to share I am looking for the lines that are not covered in the
books. The information for the most part stops in the 1880's so if you
would like to add onto your line from then I would love to have it.
Good luck and hope you enjoy,
Kathy
http://genweb.net/gedcom/Moses-Cleveland/Moses-Cleveland.html
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http://home.pacbell.net/rclevela/index.html
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>>>
> Hi all again, :-) Hope all this helps generate some interest
> in the mailing list.
>
>> It appears that the family may have come to Canada about 1770,
>> living for a while in Nicteaux and Wilmont, Annapolis Co. NS. until
>> about 1800, then moving to Upper Sussex. NB.
>>
>> **** Family of Lemuel and Lydia
>> 1/ Ezekiel, b. C 1748 likely in CT - d. C 1832 likeky in (Nicteaux) NS
>> m. Salome Whitman.
>> 2/ Lemuel, b. C 1750, likely in CT - d. aft 1800, NS
>> m. 17?? to a Miss Sabean.
>> 3/ Lydia, b. C 1756, d. ??, Nicteaux, NS, Unwed.
>> ***** 4/ Isaac, b. 1764, likely in CT, d.Nov 24 1854 in Upper Sussex NB
> m. ( ? ), Isabel Armstrong, b. ( ? ), d. ( ? ) Upper Sussex, NB
>>
>> 5/ Johnson or Richard. (Cleveland traditional)
>>
>> ***** Isaac and Isabel had 7 children. (#)
>> No children from 2nd marriage
>> 1/ Lemuel, b. C 1794 in Sussex, NB, m. Betsy Snider.
>> d. 1859 in Oshkosh, WI. Had live there for a number of years.
>> They had 9 children. (so I'm told?)
>> 2/ Thomas, b. C 1796, Sussex, NB d. ?? no family
>> # 3/ Isaac, b. Apr 13 1799, Sussex, NB.
>> 4/ Bartholemew, b. ??
>> 5/ Johnson, b. ??. m. twice, resided in States.
>> 6/ William, b. ?? m., lived in States, farmer.
>> 7/ Ezekiel b. ?? m., lived in Sussex, farmer.
>>
>> # Isaac, b. Apr 13 1799, Sussex, NB.
>> d. Apr 10 1864, St. John, NB
>> m. Catherine Hayward in St. John, NB, on Dec 10 1823.
>> b. Feb 1 1806, Sussex, NB
>> d. Dec 15 1889, Sussex, NB
>> They lived in Sussex, Penobsquis and St. John, NB
> This story related to me by Ralph Secord of Penobsquis in 1979.
>> "Isaac was a farming a large farm in Penobsquis when he became
>> involved with a neighbor over water rights of a spring on his land.
>> One day the neighbor shot him in the knee when Isaac confronted him
>> at the spring. Wife, Catherine and a hired lady got him onto a Stone
>> Boat and pulled him to the house. As no doctor was available for some
>> distance, Catherine had to cut off the leg. Isaac wasn't a drinking
>> man, but the plied him with rum before the operation. All seemed to
>> gone well. When a doctor was finally able to attend, he said it was a
>> good job except the bone had not been cut short enough so he did the
>> repair so that the flesh would heal over properly. Isaac complained
>> that he leg always ached. A local "soothsayer" said that the leg, which
>> had been buried under a tree in the yard, was too cramped. The leg was
>> dug up, put in a larger box with padding and reburied. Isaac said the
>> leg stopped aching."
> The house still stands (1980 I saw it) but the tree went when
> they widened Hwy #2 at Penobsquis. A number of Clevelands are buried
in the Church Yard, located by the hiway at the South side of Penobsquis.
>> As he couldn't keep farming, Isaac moved to St. John, NB and became
>> a School teacher.
>
>> Isaac and Catherine had 13 children, born in Sussex.
>> 1/ Anne, b. Oct 2 1825. m. John Freeze
>
>> 2/ Abigail, b. 1827, m. Feb 18 1862, to James Calhoun of Hopewell Cape.
>> They lived a number of years at Hopewell, then in late 1880's they
>> moved to Laconner, WA. and farmed there. Calhouns pioneered the area.
>
>> ##3/ Isabella, b. Jan 19 1928, m. Dr. Isaac Wilson Doherty MD, Aug 12 1954
>> in Shediac, NB. She d. Nov 20 1916 in Rexton, NB. Dr. Doherty practiced
> medicine in NB from 1854 until his death in 1911. He started practice in
> Shediac NB but moved back to Rexton shortly after. Rexton was known as
> Kingston until 1911. Dr. Doherty had led a lobby to have it changed.
>
>> 4/ Bartholemew, b.Aug 20 1829. m. 1- Elizabeth McDonald, who died in 1882
>> 2- Eliza Lamb
>
>> 5/ George Hayward, b. Jun 10 1831
>> 6/ Sarah, b. Jan 6 1833
>> 7/ Mary, b. Mar 9 1836, m. Mr. Henderson, Sept 1861
>
> 8/ Xenophon, b. Mar 10 1838, m. 1868, Cornelia Hall, then Eliza Elliot.
> Was as noted wild life and outdoor artist in NB and the NE States.
>
>> ##9/ Charlotte Francis, b. Sept 19 1840, m. Henry Clinton Davison on
>> May 3 1960. He was b. Aug 13 1837, d. Sept 2 1911.
>
>> 10/ Susan Matilda, b. Oct 10 1842, m. George Jardine in 1863
>> 11/ Olive Jane, b. Jun 1844, d. St. John, NB
>> 12/ George Miles, b. Aug 20 1847, m. Mary Talbot. d. St. John, NB
>> 13/ Emma, b. 1850, d. St. John, NB, age 9
>>
>> Some of this family have been revised and added to from the Cleveland
>> Genealogy as information from old family letters gave new insight into
>> the family structure. I have other some other info not included here.
>
>> ## Isabella and Dr.Doherty's son, Robert Peel, (my grandfather)
>> married Etta May Davison, (my grandmother), and the daughter of,
>> ## Charlotte Francis and H C Davison, on Jun 21 1894. (1st cousins)
>> Henry Clinton Davison was a time keeper in Moncton, NB on the
> Intercolonial Railway.
>
>> This gives some insight into the connections between the Doherty's,
>> Cleveland's and Hayward's. I have Davison a genealogy from before 1630.
> This family came to America about 1650. A Davison cousin in Wolfeville,
> NS did a great job.
>
> Recently I aquired a lot of information on Henry Hayward and his
> descendants. I believe he was a UEL as he was a British Soldier in
> America from 1778 to 1783. He came to NB and received a land grant
> near Halifax in 1783, after being discharged, just prior to the British
> leaving.
Though I don't have too much family info on the last generation, other
than my own lines, the letters (some between brothers and sisters) give
some interesting views of their life styles and supply some info on their
children.
I corresponded with Prof. Joseph Carter, (1909-1994) of Temple
University, Philadelphia, PA from 1980 till his death. Xenophon Cleveland
(#5688) was his Grandfather and his daughter, Georgia Amelia Cleveland, was
Josephs mother. He told me he sent most of his research findings to
the U of New Brunswick Archives for them to create a Cleveland File,
as I have done with my Doherty material.
3 of 3
> Well I hope I have got this mostly right. Regards, Hugh.
>
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- Home Page: http://www.islandnet.com/~hdoherty/
- Clann Page: http://www.islandnet.com/~doherty/clann
- O'Dochartaigh Clann Gathering, Co. Donegal, July 14 - 24, 2000.
"Plan To Go, in 2 Triple 0" ;-)
>
>
>(Home address - 1411 Hillside Ave., Victoria, BC, Canada, V8T 2B6)
>
>
>>From: Hugh Doherty <hdoherty(a)islandnet.com>
>>Subject: re: Clevelands
The first two generations were received from contacts
on the Internet via Email. >>
>
>>
>> Richard - b. c-1555, Ipswich, Suffolk Co., ENG..
> d. ?
> m. Alice ? b. c-1559, d. 4 May 1626
>
>> son - Isaac b. Jan 1 1584, Ipswich, Suffock Co. ENG.
>> d. Jun 3 1626, " "
>> He had 3 sons, all born in Ipswick, ENG.
>>
>> * 1. Moses, b. Feb 2 1624, Ipswich,
>> d. Jan 9 1702, Woburn, MA, America.
>> m. Sep 26 1648, in Woburn, MA to -
> Anne Winn, b. 1629, d. 6 Jan 1682
>
> Anne's father was Edward and her mother was Joanna.
>
> 2. Arron, b.1623
> 3. Enoch, b.1625
>
>> Moses and Anne had 12 children, all born in Woburn, MA
>> 1/ Moses, 1651-1717. 2/ Hannah, 1653-?. 3/ Aaron 1655-1716.
>> 4/ Samuel,1657-1736. 5/ Miriam, 1659-1745. 6/ Joanna, 1661-1745.
>> ** 7/ Edward, 1664-1746. 8/ Josiah, 1666-17??. 9/ Isaac, 1669-1714.
>> 10/ Joanna, 1670-1758. 11/ Enoch, 1671-1714. 12/ Anna, 1677-??.
>>
>> ** #7/ Edward, b. May 20 1664, d. Sep 26 1746, Pomfret, CT
>> 1. m. Mar 1684/5, in North Kingston, RI, to
>> Deliverance Palmer.
>> 2. m. Jan 1 1722, to Zerviah Church.
>> Edward & Deliverance had 9 children. None by Zerviah Church.
>> 1/ Deliverance, b.1684. 2/ Edward, b.1685. 3/ Dalmeb, b.1688
>> 4/ Abigail, b.1694. 5/ Samuel, b.1700. ***6/ Isaac, b.1697.
>> 7/ Mary,b. 1704. 8/ George, b.1706. 9/ Elizabeth, b.1709.
>>
>> *** #6/ Isaac, b. 1697, North Kingston, RI. m. Nov 20 1719 or 21,
>> to Susannah Johnson, in Canterbury, CT.
>> They had 7 children. **** #2/ Lemuel, b. Aug 13 1725, likely in RI.
>> m. May 13 1745, in Lebanon, CT, to Lydia Woodward, (b. in RI).
>> Lemuel, and 2 brothers, #1/ Johnson (b. 1722) and #7/ Isaac (b. 1735)
>> were in a Conneticut Regiment in the French/Indian war, 1759, under
>> General Wolfe. (family note) There were 4 girls, #3/ Susannah, b.1728.
>> #4/ Deliverance, b.1729. #5/ Mary, b.1730 and #6/ Elizabeth, b,1733.
>>
>> **** Lemuel and Lidia had 5 children.
>> ***** #5/ Isaac b. 1764, Portland ME. d. Nov 24 1854, in Upper
>> Sussex, NB, CAN. m. Isabel Armstrong in 1794, in Sussex. His 2nd
>> marriage was to a Miss Secord.
>> This family came to Canada about 1885.
> ***** #5/ Isaac's siblings were - - #1/ Ezekial, 1748 - 1832, m. Salome
> Whitman; #2/ Lemuel, b.1750, m. ( ? Sabean), #3/ Lidia, b.1756,
> and #4/ Johnson.
>>
>> There is a Genealogy of Cleveland and Cleaveland Families in
>> 3 Volumes by Edmund and Horice Cleveland in 1899. (Harford CT)
>
> My Great Grandfather must have had a box under his Office desk where
> he put all the letters he received. (and some rough copies of letters
sent)
> Many of them survived and remained in the family "attic". I was
fortunate to
> aquire a lot of them,(as early as 1850) and they have been a wealth
of info
> on various family happenings. I phoyocopied most of them and sent the
originals
> to the U of NB Archives where they created a Doherty File. (MC-1198)
>
>> I have later generation also but this is enough for now. -- 2 of 3
> Regards, Hugh.
>
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- Home Page: http://www.islandnet.com/~hdoherty/
- Clann Page: http://www.islandnet.com/~doherty/clann
- O'Dochartaigh Clann Gathering, Co. Donegal, July 14 - 24, 2000.
"Plan To Go, in 2 Triple 0" ;-)
To all intested Clevelands and those of related lines, greetings, :-)
Having just joined the CLEAVELAND Mailing list and am going to
join the CFCRS (Cheque in mail), I am posting most of the info that
I have aquired from many sources, such as material passed on by
family members who have done much research over the last 90 odd years,
extracts from the Cleveland Genealogy of 1899 (mostly Vol. I) and
info gleaned from a large number of letter written to and from various
members of the Cleaveland, Doherty, Davison and other related families
dating back to the mid 1800's and ofcourse,the Internet and Email.
My line of Doherty's came to New Brunswick, Canada, in 1819 from
the Townland of Labadish (near Letterkenny), Co. Donegal, Ireland.
My GGrandfather, Dr. Isaac Wilson Doherty, MD, married into the
Cleveland family in 1854. They lived in Shediac for a bit, then moved
to Kingston, NB (which became Rexton in 1911) for the rest of his life.
My data is entered into PAF 3.0M. This is my basic repository though
I do have other programs that I use for their varied printouts, etc. I
have 1850 name in total.
These 3 postings are copies of Emails I have sent to other interested
people who also have connecting lines, to which I have add some bits of
chatter. I am open to any and all corrections, of which I am sure there
are some, :-) and will answer, if possible, any questions to my sources, etc.
And of course, I am always interested in other related information.
So this is 1 of 3.
Regards, Hugh
>
> The following is my line according to the 1899 Cleaveland Genealogy.
> 1 - - - - - Moses or Moyses
> 8 - - - - - Edward
> 56 - - - - - Isaac
> 206 - - - - - Lemuel
> 580 - - - - - Isaac
> 1842 - - - - - Isaac
>
> 5685 - - - - - - - Isabel/Doherty - my grandfathers parents
> 5686 - - - - - - - Charlotte/Davison - my grandmothers parents
>
> Regards, Hugh.
>
>
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- Home Page: http://www.islandnet.com/~hdoherty/
- Clann Page: http://www.islandnet.com/~doherty/clann
- O'Dochartaigh Clann Gathering, Co. Donegal, July 14 - 24, 2000.
"Plan To Go, in 2 Triple 0" ;-)
My great-grandfather, Herman Cleveland (dob: Feb 19, 1874; Volina,
Michigan) was a descendant of Moses Cleveland (1624). His line was:
Moses Cleveland & Ann Winn, Edward Cleveland & Deliverance Palmer,
Deliverance Cleveland & Mary, Enoch Cleveland & Deborah Fassett, Solomon
Cleveland & Martha Rathbone, Enoch Cleveland & Parmelia Jenney, Solomon
Cleveland & Mary Malinda Thompson, Albert E. Cleveland & Harriet Hunt.
We have no idea what happened to him after 1917. He was last known to
be in Wyoming, where he had been released from the Wyoming State Prison
after having served some time for stealing a sheep. I was not able to
find him in the 1920 census records. Herman had several brothers and
sisters. (Mary Celinda Cleveland Wright, Charles Edgar Cleveland, Ella
May Cleveland Burt, Bertha Dell Cleveland, William S. Cleveland, and
Lottie Adelia Cleveland) I am hoping one of their descendants might
have some knowledge of what may have happened to Herman. Would
appreciate any information. Thanks!
Researching CLELAND family, my gr-grandfather James born 1853 married to
Isabella BILSLAND. Any CLELAND info welcome.
Carol Truesdel <truesdel(a)hawk.igs.net>
Curtis Cleaveland (1734-1795), son of Samuel Cleaveland and Mary Darby,
married Elizabeth Lord or Curtis (1735-1821) according to various
sources. The DAR says Elizabeth Lord. Possibly she had a first
husband with the surname Curtis. Some sources suggest her father was a
Presbyterian minister. Can anyone help me find Elizabeth's parents?
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