Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameHannah Wells 
Birth20 Nov 1752, Hebron, Tolland Co., Connecticut
Death6 Aug 1775, Weathersfield, Windsor Co., Vermont772
Spouses
Birth17 Mar 1752, New London District, Connecticut
Death18 Mar 1834, Burlington Township, Bradford Co., Pennsylvania
BurialOld Methodist Cemetery, West Burlington Twp., Bradford Co., Pennsylvania771
OccupationRevolutionary War Veteran
Marriage21 Mar 1768, Stonington, New London Co., Connecticut
Marr Memoby. Rev. Nathaniel Eells
ChildrenLevi (~1775-1846)
Notes for Hannah Wells
Samuel Lamphere's 1st wife . . .
I found the Hannah Wells info from Ancestry.com:
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=a...32768&pid=235611
also see:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/33017113/person/18373272282
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Parents
Joseph Wells1725 – 1819 Thankful Shaler1725 – 1810
see:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/33017113/person/18373272282
I found the Hannah Wells info from Ancestry.com:
http://search.ancestry.com/iexec/?htx=View&r=a...32768&pid=235611
also see:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/33017113/person/18373272282
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Parents
Joseph Wells1725 – 1819 Thankful Shaler1725 – 1810
see:
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/33017113/person/18373272282
Notes for Samuel (Spouse 1)
possible father??:
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin...berts&id=I170118
I have information on your Lydia Lamphere Jones. Her father was Samuel Lamphere also used several spellings. Her mothers name was Mary - Samuel 2nd wife. I have info on some of the siblings as well. and a few of the grandchildren. I have much documented on this line. I have been working on this line for many reasons for a long time. I have been working for the last several years to get Samuel his Rev. head stone. Which I have finally succeeded and will hopefully be put on his grave as soon as spring arrives here ~ Washington D.C. has given me their word! Are you a descent of this line? I have researched this family for many years in hopes of finding his family as I have never been able to rule out him in other issues related to my Lamphere Line. I hope you to be a descend as I have never been able to locate any alive. Please let me know if you descend from Lydia and Stephen!! I will explain later if this is your line. I also have documentation of Lydias father being Samuel.
Sincerely, Dee A. Reeves
. . . 773John Calkins came to Columbia in 1817, from Burlington, exchanging his possession there with Samuel Lamphere for his in Columbia. Mr. Calkins was born in 1790, and came with his father, Moses Calkins, from Duanesburg, Schoharie Co., N. Y., to Sugar Creek in 1794, his father having preceded the family the year before, and prepared a home for them. . . . [therefore, it looks like Samuel Lamphere came to Burlington Township around 1817 . . . or he just added to his land holdings??] [There are hints that Samuel was a pioneer of Columbia Township . . . 774
LAMPHAR, Samuel, File #: S5171,
Service: New York Line,
Born: 17 Mar 1752 in New London District of Connecticut
Residence: Nine Partners, Dutchess County, NY at enlistment,
Pension Application: Applied 3 Feb 1834 Bradford Co PA, 775
776LAMPHERE
Samuel Lamphere b. 17 Mar 1752 New London, Connecticut, served in the American Revolution from Nine Partners, Dutchess County, New York (pension file S5171). Samuel and family are related to have removed in 1800 with several Connecticut families to Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Not enumerated with the other families in the 1800 census of Ulster Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (that portion that became Columbia Township, Bradford County). Enumerated in Smithfield Township, Lycoming County (Bradford not yet formed) in 1810 with one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84), one male over age forty five (b. before 1765), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1765). In 1817 Samuel exchanged his lands in Columbia with that of John Calkins of Burlington. Samuel applied for a pension 3 Feb 1834. Samuel d. 18 Mar 1834 buried Old Methodist Churchyard. Mary, his second wife, survived him.
1. Lydia Lamphere m. Stephen Jones.
2. Levi Lamphere b. c. 1775.
3. son b. 1785-1794 (1810 census).
4. Clarissa Lamphere b. 1794 m. Ezekiel Curry.
5. daughter m. (1)VanGorder (2)Ephraim Cleveland.
http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin...berts&id=I170118
I have information on your Lydia Lamphere Jones. Her father was Samuel Lamphere also used several spellings. Her mothers name was Mary - Samuel 2nd wife. I have info on some of the siblings as well. and a few of the grandchildren. I have much documented on this line. I have been working on this line for many reasons for a long time. I have been working for the last several years to get Samuel his Rev. head stone. Which I have finally succeeded and will hopefully be put on his grave as soon as spring arrives here ~ Washington D.C. has given me their word! Are you a descent of this line? I have researched this family for many years in hopes of finding his family as I have never been able to rule out him in other issues related to my Lamphere Line. I hope you to be a descend as I have never been able to locate any alive. Please let me know if you descend from Lydia and Stephen!! I will explain later if this is your line. I also have documentation of Lydias father being Samuel.
Sincerely, Dee A. Reeves
. . . 773John Calkins came to Columbia in 1817, from Burlington, exchanging his possession there with Samuel Lamphere for his in Columbia. Mr. Calkins was born in 1790, and came with his father, Moses Calkins, from Duanesburg, Schoharie Co., N. Y., to Sugar Creek in 1794, his father having preceded the family the year before, and prepared a home for them. . . . [therefore, it looks like Samuel Lamphere came to Burlington Township around 1817 . . . or he just added to his land holdings??] [There are hints that Samuel was a pioneer of Columbia Township . . . 774
LAMPHAR, Samuel, File #: S5171,
Service: New York Line,
Born: 17 Mar 1752 in New London District of Connecticut
Residence: Nine Partners, Dutchess County, NY at enlistment,
Pension Application: Applied 3 Feb 1834 Bradford Co PA, 775
776LAMPHERE
Samuel Lamphere b. 17 Mar 1752 New London, Connecticut, served in the American Revolution from Nine Partners, Dutchess County, New York (pension file S5171). Samuel and family are related to have removed in 1800 with several Connecticut families to Columbia Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania. Not enumerated with the other families in the 1800 census of Ulster Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania (that portion that became Columbia Township, Bradford County). Enumerated in Smithfield Township, Lycoming County (Bradford not yet formed) in 1810 with one male of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), one male of age twenty six and under age forty five (b. 1766-84), one male over age forty five (b. before 1765), one female of age ten and under age sixteen (b. 1795-1800), one female of age sixteen and under age twenty six (b. 1785-94), and one female over age forty five (b. before 1765). In 1817 Samuel exchanged his lands in Columbia with that of John Calkins of Burlington. Samuel applied for a pension 3 Feb 1834. Samuel d. 18 Mar 1834 buried Old Methodist Churchyard. Mary, his second wife, survived him.
1. Lydia Lamphere m. Stephen Jones.
2. Levi Lamphere b. c. 1775.
3. son b. 1785-1794 (1810 census).
4. Clarissa Lamphere b. 1794 m. Ezekiel Curry.
5. daughter m. (1)VanGorder (2)Ephraim Cleveland.