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The legacy that Rev. Charles Earnest Fry left his descendants. was an outline of as much of his ancestry that he knew of. Both of his parents came from very large families, the outline is as follows expanded on by original research. My planned usage of this work is for certification as a Genealogist and use is limited to personal use. Copyright Jan. 20, 2001 B. J. Kinzie |
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Update- Hervey Blood Feb. 4, 2001; Update on Lucy Baker Wilmarth and Peter Fry August 8. 2001. As usually once on a hunt, found too much, also Waterford Rural cemetery for Lawrence and Frye family and Austin Fry's service. Leaving off John Boss as not sure on that family. August 13, 2001. |
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Fry and Woodin Families |
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Charles said of the family that Lucy Woodin Fry had the following siblings Clinton, Wessel and Julia. |
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Julia Woodin Fowler, had a daughter Hattie, who married Bailey VandeCar and a daughter Delia F.; of Hattie and Bailey they had Judson and Jessie. I have been unable to locate these people. |
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The George Clinton Woodin family and the Wessel V. Woodin family lived in Saratoga County , NY. |
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George Clinton Woodin (c1808- ) married Catherine (c1806- ) Children (possibly older children) Susan (c 1833- ), Adoline (c1835- ), Ann (1838- ),, William (1840- ), and Ruben (c1843- ) based on censuses. |
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Wessel V. Woodin (Aug. 1813- alive in 1900) married Jennet ( Oct. 1818- alive in 1900) married 63 years in 1900. Children, Martha Mariah (died 3.9.1838 age 5 mo and 24 days Middletown Cem.,), Ida Jane born circa 1840 (Married Henry M. Overlooker), Albert born circa 1843, Mary born circa 1845, Elizabeth (died June 16, 1849 age 2 yrs. 2 mo. and 10 days. Clifton Park Cemetery) , Carolyn born circa 1850, George (died 22 Feb. 1860 age 7 yr. 1 mo and 9 days Clifton Park Cemetery) and Mason (died 22 Feb. 1860 age 3 yr. 9 mo and 26 days Clifton Park Cemetery) Three of the eight children were living in 1900. |
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Indications are that these siblings were the descendants of Timothy Woodin but doing additional research would be required to establish any link. A Michael Fry-Frey family lived in Halfmoon and Clifton Park but more research is needed to see if any relationship exist between our Michaels. |
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Known Generation 1 "Big Michael" Fry |
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Known Generation 2 "Little Michael" Fry |
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One of the Michaels is said to have had a sister Lydia. Little Michael married Lucy Woodin. They lived in Half Moon, Saratoga Co., NY. As Michael was lo longer living with his family in 1850, his age is hard to guess. Lucy was born circa 1806 and died after 1885. It is believed she was born in Saratoga Co., NY and was living in Sandlake, NY in 1885. Charles said that the Frys were Free men and Low Dutch was spoken in their home. |
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Children; Ann, William, Cornelius, George Clinton, Charlotte, Julia F., Peter S., Austin (Andrew), Isaac M., Mary Jane and Elizabeth Francis. |
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Known Generation 3 |
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1 Anna M. Fry (circa 1825-1897 ) married Isaac Lawrence (circa 1816- 1888) Children; George Byron Lawrence born circa 1849, Charles Edward Lawrence born circa 1851, Ida Viana Lawrence born circa 1854, Mary Francis Lawrence born circa 1857 married Mr. Sternburg, Isaac Fonda Lawrence born circa 1859 and William Frederick Lawrence born after 1860. |
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2 William Fry (died 24 Dec. 1846 age 20 yrs. 5 mo and 21 days, Smithtown Cem,, Halfmoon, Saratoga Co., NY) No known issue. |
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3 Cornelius Fry died at age two |
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4 George Clinton Fry (20 March 1828 Halfmoon - 10 Dec. 1900 Casanova, NY) married Malinda Baker 20 Oct. 1850 Children Harriet, William, Charles Earnest and Jennie Bell. |
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41 Harriet "Hattie" Fry (1 Aug. 1851-13 Jan. 1926) married John Wands (1845 - Oct. 1920) Children Clara and George. |
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42 William Henry Fry (22 March 1856-29 July 1894 Kansas) married a widow Rhoda Eels Hook, know known issue. |
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43 Charles Earnest Fry (8 Jan. 1860 Mechanicsville, NY- 5 Dec. 1936 Manlius , NY) Married first Alice Gange Mansell (28 Sept. 1865 Worchester, Eng.-1 July 1888 Bridgeport, NY) on 3 May 1887 in Gloversville, NY. One Daughter, Authors Line. Married second Cora Abbey (27 March 1871- 26 April 1935) one daughter Hattiet "Hattie Louella" Fry (15 April 1893 - 23 Sept. 1893 Warners, NY) Great-grandfather Fry was a Methodist minister and the family moved about every 5 years. |
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44 Jennie Bell Fry (21 Nov. 1869 - 27 Sept. 1947) married Darius S. Hinckley (23 March 1872 - 14 March 1951) on 14 August 1894. Children four, one still living, line known. |
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5 Charlotte Fry born circa 1830 to Mr. Thorton. Understand some moved to Wisconsin. |
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6 Julia F. Fry born circa 1835 |
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7 Peter S. Fry born circa 1838 |
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Fry, Peter S., Private, 125th NY, Co. D, died Oct. 21, 1864
Annapolis National Cemetery, 800 West Street, Annapolis, MD 21401
U. S. General Hospital Cemetery 1, Annapolis
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/mdcem1.htm (linked to Rootsweb, National site)
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Is probably the son who died shortly after being released from Andersonville Prison the Confederate Stockade (Records of MAK from her mother). |
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Fry, Lucy - Sand Lake - mother - $8.00 - Aug. 1866 (081,615)
Rensselaer County Pension Rolls of 1885
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/pension4.htm
Fry, Reuben, Private
125th Regiment, Company B
http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyrensse/troy125b.htm
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8 Austin (Andrew) Fry born circa 1840 |
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Fry, Austin.
Civil War Soldiers
from "History of Rensselaer Co., New York," by Nathaniel Bartlett Sylvester, published in 1880.
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9 Isaac M. Frye born circa 1842, married Adelia |
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Isaac Frye died 22 October 1918 age 68, buried in Waterford Rural Cemetery where lot is shared by Lawrence Family. |
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Children Carrie, William P. and Frederick Frye |
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10 Mary Jane Fry born circa 1845 |
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11 Elizabeth Francis Fry born circa 1847 married John Boss. Children Everett born circa 1864, Isabella circa 1869, Ida (born after 1870 census) married Mr. McDonald. |
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The Blood Family |
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In his outline for the Baker branch, Charles wrote that "Grandfather Blood" had had two wives and that the siblings of Electa Blood were Hervey Blood a Baptist minister, Friend Blood a preacher, Axy Blood Sandborn and Betsey Blood Palmer with indications Mr. Palmer was Joseph and daughters Jane Manger-Vein, Eliza, Betsey and Martha Cole. |
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In The Story of the Bloods copyright 1960 by Roger Dean Harris, Mr. Harris |
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Wrote about the two brothers but not the sisters. The next entry I found is as follows |
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"B122- Asa b. Sept. 28, 1763 lived Vermont and New York, buried in Cold Brook Cem., Spafford, Onondaga Co., NY. Revolutionary soldier and pensioner. Father of two minister, Friend and Hervey. m. 1- Martha (Patty) 2- Lucy Hemmenway in Groten Mass. May 22, 1792. b. abt. 1768 alive in 1820." |
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As I lived in Onondaga County at the time I was doing this family, we visited Spafford, checked records, and found what might be the source of the confusion. In Beauchamps History for the Onondaga Historical Society,Town of Spafford, 1913, pg 234, Beauchamps thought the Asa Blood in 1840 Preble, Cortland County was buried in Cold Brook Cemetery. |
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When the Sacandaga Reservoir a cemetery named Cold Brook near Edenburg in Saratoga was destroyed and attempts were made to relocate all human remains. This cemetery is much nearer where the three of the family were known to have lived. (Still a thought Feb. 6th) |
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Asa Blood's Revolutionary War pension is S.44,632 states that Asa served for three years under Capt. Isaac Frey in Henry Dearborn's Reg. for the New Hampshire line. In 1818 he was 57 and suffering from arthritis so was unable to earn his living as a carpenter, wife Lucy was 52 and in ill health, and he had 4 dependent children, Friend age 16 and feeble, Ashiah age 12 and Electa and Betsey both born Dec. 1, 1810. The pension was granted and it was transferred between the Vermont Rolls to the New Hampshire and then to New York |
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Revisions Feb. 6th. Came to New York 1825; pension active 1840. |
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Electa married William Baker and their family was for me fairly easy to identify in Northampton, Fulton Co., NY. Living near by were who I believe were Betsey Blood Palmer and the description of her family but Palmer is common enough that I am not going to crawl out on that limb. A Rev. Harvey Blood lived in Orleans Co., NY and for certain identification I have none. (Confirmed by J. Sencer Feb. 5th) |
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Lineage |
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B1 Robert Blood (1) married Elizabeth Willard d/o Major Simon Willard |
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B5 Robert Blood (2) married Dorcas Wheeler |
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B16 Ebenezer Blood (3) married Abigail Chamberlain d/o Thomas Chamberain and Abigail Nutting |
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B39 Ebenezer Blood (4) married Sarah Fisk |
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B122 Asa Blood (5) married first Martha "Patty" married second Lucy Hemmenway |
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Sixth Generation; |
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1 Hervey Blood (7) (1804 Conway, Mass. - 27 July 1864, Carlton, Orleans Co., NY buried in Brown Cemetery) Internet 15 May 1999 for Browns Cemetery . Married First Eliza Cooley (13 March 1800 - 14 July 1829) |
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Children at least one son Adrnirm Judson Blood (7) (1825 Orleans Co., NY - 1892 Mo.) married Sarah E. (1827 Vermont - ) (Stayed in Carlton until 1865) No known children per J. Sencer. |
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Hervey married second Gracilla Miles d/o Anthony Miles (4 Aug. 1810 - 19 Aug. 1903 buried Brown Cemetery. |
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Children Francis Wayland Blood (7) "Wyland" (Nov. 17, 1830 - 22 July 1832) |
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Francis W. Blood (7) (16 June 1834 - 26 Aug. 1834) |
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Cornelia Ann Blood (7) (18 Jan. 1836 - 29 Nov. 1836) |
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Hervey Blood Jr. (7) (12 April 1843 Carlton, NY - ) married Mary J. Huff on 12 April 1864. They had two sons Dilbert "Dellie" Wayland (8) who married Jane Potter and Clayton Converse Blood (8) married Sarah Emily Smith Sorces Orleans County Censuses on line, Cemeteries on line, Landmarks of Orleans Co. and a descendent of Dellie; Mrs. J. Sencer. Update Feb. 6, 2001 |
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2 Friend Blood (Mass. per Harris; J. Sencer has family letters of visits to Vermont) |
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3 Axhsah "Axe" Blood born circa 1806 married Mr. Sandborn |
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4 Electa Blood (1 Dec. 1810, Vermont- ) married William Baker, see his chart. |
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5 Betsey Blood (1 Dec. 1810, Vermont- ) married Mr. Palmer (both Mrs. Sencer and I agree on probably living near her twin sister.) |
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The Baker family of Cranberry Creek, NY |
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First known generation |
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We were given two outlines for the Baker family and have been in touch with the descendants of Van Baker. Charles Fry's was between 1900 and 1937, Clark Mills gave an outline to Charles' daughter around 1946 which gave what he knew of his cousins. |
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William Baker was thought to have the following siblings per Charles, Richard, who had a son Daniel, Gilbert, Osborn, and a sister Lauria. William was born in New York State around 1804 and was found in censuses between 1850 and 1870. He married Electa Blood (1 Dec. 1810 Vermont - after 1870). On the Mills list was a note that "Grandpa Baker was married three times". In Vosburg, Vol. 1, between pages 88 and 119, Broadalbin Baptist Church 1792-1853, 1836 11-6 Wm. Baker from 2nd Galway Ch., dism 4--1839 |
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Electa Baker from 2nd Galway Ch., dism 4--1839 |
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Just when he or a preceding generation married three times is unclear, perhaps early in life or after 1870. Electa's and William's children were, Van Ranseler "Ranse" , Malinda (given name Balinda) , Elizabeth "Betsey" , James , William, Sarah, Richard, Lucy, Delia, Thomas, Frances and an infant. |
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Second known generation |
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1 Van Ranseler "Ranse" Baker 1828-1862 married Susan Galusha, remaining information withheld as joint collaboration with cousin Bev. |
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2 Malinda Baker (25 Nov. 1830, Woodshollow, Fulton Co., NY- 10 Sept. 1910 Dundee, NY) given name Balinda which she disliked. She was teased over her appearance of black hair and high cheekbones. A persistent family tale is that the Bakers might have Native American ancestors. Married George C. Fry 20 Oct. 1850. See Fry genealogy for family. |
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3 Elizabeth "Betsey" Baker (1833-3 Jan. 1900) |
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married Orange Mills. Children James Harvey Mills, William Baker Mills, John Nutting Mills, Albert Eratus Mills, Clarke Mills, twins Emmett Nathaniel Mills and Emma Mills who died at 18 months. |
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Letter dated April 1, 2002 from Fulton County Historian gives that Elizabeth was living with her family in 1855, pg. 625. |
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Dates from Shelley Prelusky from messages in March 2002, transript "[NYSAROTOG) MILLS in Saratoga, Fulton and Jefferson" March 15, 2002. |
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4 James Baker (c1835- ) the father of Lucy Baker Kegg, Charles Baker, and James Baker. (Mills list gives "Major; James- James 3d; Kate-Lucy Kegg. |
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1881 Oct. 16 Willard A. Kegg and Lucy M. Baker, both of Northampton, N. Y., by Rev. S. W. Clemans at Methodist Episcopal Church Broadalbin |
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(Methodist Episcopal Church Broadalbin, Marriage Records, 1876-1888, http://www.rootsweb.com/~nyfulton/Churches/BRmarMECh1876.html |
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5 William Baker ( c1837-died in Jamestown Flood per Clark Mills) |
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6 Sarah Baker (c1840- ) married Mr. Cole |
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7 Richard Baker (c1841- ) |
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8 Lucy Baker (c1844- ) married Mr. Wilmerth. Children; Nellie, twins Grace and Blanche, Charles. Only Charles was living around 1946 at Johnstown, NY. |
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Lucy Maria Baker, age 27 of Mayfield married Perine Wilmuth , age 35 of Kingsborro 28 May 1872 at Mayfield Center Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Jeremiah Wood. Central NY Gen. S. "Tree Talks", 1985, vol. 25 |
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(Lucy Maria Baker (1845 - 1904) and Perine Wilmarth confirmed by Judy dwjac@home.com 27 July 2001 transmission) |
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9 Adelia "Delia" (Phibe) Baker (c1846- ) married Mr. Hart. Children; Albertus "Bert" Hart and Roy Hart., |
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10 Thomas Baker (age 9 months in Sept. 1850- ) |
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11 Frances Baker (c1851- ) married Mr. Skaine. Children Marvin Skaine and Frances Skaine Frances J. Baker of Mayfield married William A. Skaine of Kingsborough 27 August 1874 at Mayfield Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Jeremiah Wood. CNYGS "Tree Talks", 1985, vol. 25. |
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