Husband Thomas Anderson 33,34
Born: Abt 1774 - Scotland 34
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Died: Bef 1860 - Scotland 34
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Marriage: Abt 1800 - Scotland
Wife Susan Muir 33,34
Born: 10 Jul 1778 - Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Christened: 10 Jul 1778 - Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Died: 16 Jul 1860 - High St., Irvine, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Buried: - Irvine Parish Churchyard, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Father: David Muir (1732- ) 13,33,34
Mother: Elizabeth Allason (1747- ) 13,33,34
Notes (Marriage)
Husband Reuben Robinson Speed 59
Born: 1839 - New York 59
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Died: 1 Jun 1864 - Cold Harbor, VA 59
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Father: Reubin Speed (1800-1867)
Mother: Catharine Winters ( - )
Marriage: 29 Jun 1856 - Salisbury, CT 59
Wife Laura Ann Ayres 59
Born: Abt 1838
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1 F Sarah Speed 60
Born: Abt 1859 - Connecticut
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Husband Oliver Chamberlin 61
Born: - Ohio 61
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Died: 1892 61
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Marriage: - Ohio 61
Noted events in his life were:
• Occupation 61, Miller, Bef 1856
• Occupation 61, Farmer, After 1856
Wife Clarissa Baccus 61
Born: - Ohio 61
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Died: 1884 61
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Children
1 M Dr. Asa W Chamberlin
AKA: Asa Chamberlain
Born: 1854 - , Scioto, OH 61
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Died: After 1902 - Stratford, Hamilton Co., IA
Buried: - Stratford, Hamilton Co., IA, Oakwood Cemetery
Spouse: Susan Ann Speed (1856-1906) 8,15
Marr: 1878 - Strawberry Point, Clayton, Iowa, USA 61
General Notes for Child Dr. Asa W Chamberlin
From the Biographical Record of Hamilton County 1902
A.W. CHAMBERLIN, M. D.
Long has Dr. Chamberlin engaged in the practice of medicine, and his great skill in his chosen calling has won for him a large patronage. He has also been closely connected with business interests in this part of Iowa as one of the promoters of the telephone system. He was born in Scioto county, Ohio, in 1854, a son of Oliver and Clarissa (Baccus) Chamberlin, who were natives of Ohio and were married in that state. The father was a miller by trade and upon his removal to Iowa turned his attention to farming, locating in Cambridge, Story county, this state, in 1856. Both he and his wife have now passed away; the former in 1892; the latter in 1884.
The Doctor was but two years of age when brought to Iowa by his parents and under the parental roof in Story county he was reared to the public school system of that locality he is indebted for the early educational privileges which he enjoyed. In the school year of 1872-3 he was a student in Ames. Iowa, pursuing a regular course in the State Agriculural College. He then took up the study of medicine under the direction of Dr. D. D. Hays, of Cambridge, who directed his reading for two years, during which time he also attended a course of lectures at Keokuk, Iowa, and subsequently was graduated from the Louisville Medical College, of Louisville, Kentucky, with the class of 1876.
The Doctor then began practice in Elkhart, Polk county, Iowa, and in 1877 made his way to Hook's Point, an inland hamlet, where he remained for two years. For one year he was located at Lake Center, in Clear Lake township, and in 1881 he came to Stratford, his house being the first one built in the town, and here he has continued to practice with good success and is the recognized head of the medical fraternity in this part of the county. Many other physicians have come and gone, but Dr. Chamberlin has remained here, enjoying a liberal patronage. He is now examining physician for a number of insurance companies, and is the loved family physician of many a household where his labors have been continued in times of illness through a long period. The Doctor has been a wide and close reader of everything bearing on the science of medicine, or which tends to bring to the profession the key to that mystery which we call life. He is quick to adopt new ideas and methods which he believes will prove of practical benefit to life and human suffering, and that his labors have been attended with satisfactory success is indicated by the large member of people who are his patrons.
In 1898 Dr. Chamberlin became connected with the telephone extension. He constructed the telephone lines from Stratford southeast to Clear Lake township and on to Stanhope. This is a famers' line and was probably the first ever constructed in Iowa. A year later, in company with four others. Dr. Chamberlin organized a company which was incorporated and which has done an extensive business in constructing lines since that time for a local company. The contract covers about one hundred and fifty miles and the Doctor is president of the company. They have over two hundred telephone subscribers and connection is furnished with other lines. This has been of great benefit to the farming people and Dr. Chamberlin deserves great credit for promoting such an important and valuable enterprise. In 1897-8 he was located in Cheyenne county, Kansas, but returned and has since been a resident of Stratford, where he owns residence property and a good office on Main street. In August 1901, he became associated with Dr. H. K. McCall, of Fort Dodge, and this relation has since been maintained.
In 1878 Dr. Chamberlin was united in marriage, at Strawberry Point, Clayton county, Iowa, to Miss Susan A. Speed, who was born near Dubuque, Iowa, and they have three children: Edward, who is engaged on the telephone construction: Winnie, the wife of Thomas Hokes, of Stratford: and Clara, who is yet under the parental roof. In his political views the Doctor is a Republican and has served for six years as a member of the town council of Stratford, putting forth every effort in his power to promote the general good through his official prerogatives. He is widely and favorably known and his efforts in behalf of the town have not been without beneficial results.
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Attended Louisville Med College - graduated Feb 26 1876
Husband William Baird 13
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Wife Margaret Howatson 13
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1 F Elisabeth Baird 13
Born: - New Cumnock, Ayrshire, Scotland 13
Christened: 22 Mar 1724 - New Cumnock, Ayrshire, Scotland 13
Died: 15 Feb 1783 - Auchinleck, Ayrshire Scotland 13
Buried: - Sorn, Ayrshire, Scotland 13
Spouse: David Aird (1729-1792) 13
Notes (Marriage)
[Willie Austin Speed - 564314.FTW]
_STATMARRIED
Husband Johannes Moor 62
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Father: Henrich Matthias Moor (Abt 1681- ) 63
Mother: Anne Margaretha Stahl ( - )
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Wife Catharina Barthel 64
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According to The Kocherthal Records found in The Book of Names by MacWethy on pg 39
At a communion service conducted by the Rev Kocherthal in New York on July 19, 1710; there was a Johann Mohr who was received in communion. He was formerly a member of the Episcopal Church.
Husband Benjamin Mapes 46,47
Born: 1727 46,47
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Died: Abt 1756 46,47
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Father: Caleb Mapes (1702-1782) 46,47
Mother: Tabitha Allaben (Bef 1698- ) 46,47
Marriage: 6 Jul 1747 46,47,56
Other Spouse: Margaret Deveaux Devoo ( - ) 17 - Abt 1754
Noted events in his life were:
• Changed 46,47, 6 Jan 2000
Wife Elizabeth Bayley 46,47
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Died: Sep 1752 46,47
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Noted events in her life were:
• Changed 46,47, 6 Jan 2000
Children
1 M Jonathan Mapes 46,47,56
Born: 27 Oct 1749 - Southold, Suffolk, New York, USA 46,47,56
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Died: 13 Apr 1816 - Millerton, Dutchess, New York, USA 46,47
Buried: - Spencer's Corners Burying Ground, Millerton, Dutchess, New York, USA 46,47
Spouse: Abigail Unknown ( -1824) 46,47
Marr: 1770 56
General Notes (Husband)
[Elizabeth Mapes bartelt a.FTW]
[110519.ged]
Source: Lester Dunbar Mapes, A Tentative Correction of the Mapes Family Line - 1941.
General Notes for Child Jonathan Mapes
[Elizabeth Mapes bartelt a.FTW]
[110519.ged]
Jonathan and Abigail lived on a farm in Columbia County, Livingston Township. He may be the one who signed the Association in Dutchess County in 1775, served in the 6th Regt. Dutchess County Militia and who was in Columbia County in 1790 (with seven children) and 1800 census. Source: Lester Dunbar Mapes, A Tent ative Correction of the Mapes Family Line - 1941.
Husband Henry Speed Jr. 37,38,39,40
Born: 11 Aug 1797 - Claverack, Columbia Co., New York 40,41
Christened: 15 Apr 1798 - Reformed Church, Claverack, Columbia, New York. Sponsors: Hendrick Klapper And Nancy Mason 41,42
Died: 8 Nov 1886 - , Mankato Twp, Blue Earth, MN., Burgess Cemetry Section 13 (Unmarked Grave) 43
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Father: Henry Speed (1765-1848) 17,44,45
Mother: Elizabeth Mapes (1771-1849) 44,46,47
Marriage: 20 Nov 1816 - Claverack, Columbia, New York 50
Other Spouse: Elmira Algar ( - ) 37 - 5 Sep 1819 - Congregational Church And Society Of New Canaan Atcanaann Four Corners, Canaan, Columbia, New York 48
Noted events in his life were:
• Military Service 43, Pvt. in Capt. John Martin's Co, New York Militia, July 1814 to close of War
• Alt. Birth 51, 11 Jan 1897
Wife Christina Beecraft 38,49
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Father: William Begraft ( - ) 38
Mother: Anatje Haas ( - ) 38
General Notes (Husband)
Sponsors at Baptism: Henrich F. Klapper; Nanzy Mason
Husband William Begraft 38
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Wife Anatje Haas 38
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1 F Christina Beecraft 38,49
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Spouse: Henry Speed Jr. (1797-1886) 37,38,39,40
Marr: 20 Nov 1816 - Claverack, Columbia, New York 50
Husband John Templeton 33,34
Born: 8 Jun 1794 - Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Christened: 8 Jun 1794 - Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Died: 17 Sep 1862 - New Bridge St., Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Buried: - Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland 34
Father: James Templeton (1756-1837) 13,33,34
Mother: Jean Struthers (1759-1829) 13,33,34
Marriage: 24 Sep 1824 - Ayr, Ayrshire, Scotland
Wife Anthonia Beith 33,34
Born: 5 Jul 1800 - Glasgow, Lanark, Scotland 34
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Died: After 1862 34
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General Notes (Husband)
John Templeton died of Asthma. He worked in the woolen industry as a hand-loomweaver. 34
Husband Levi Andrew Speed 1
Born: 20 Mar 1821 - New York 65
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Died: 31 May 1886 3
Buried: - Millerton, Dutchess, New York, USA 65
Father: Reubin Speed (1800-1867)
Mother: Catharine Winters ( - )
Marriage: 17 Oct 1841
Noted events in his life were:
• Alt Birth, Abt Mar 1822
• Alt. Birth 1, 20 Mar 1821-1822 - New York
• Military 66, Co. E., 28th CT Vols
Wife Esther Almira Bishop 3
Born: 13 Jan 1816
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Died: 2 Feb 1897
Buried: - Millerton, Dutchess, New York, USA 65
Children
1 F Catherine A Speed 1
Born: 1843 - New York
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2 F Bradford Speed 1
Born: 1845 - New York
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3 F Almira M Speed 1
Born: 1847 - NY Or Conn
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4 M Thomas E Speed 1
Born: 1850 - CT
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Spouse: Claribel ( - ) 1
Spouse: Annie L ( - ) 1
5 M Lucius Speed 2
AKA: Lucies Speed 1
Born: 1854 - New York
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Spouse: Adeline ( - ) 2
Birth Notes (Husband)
65 years 2 months 11 days