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German, Albert (b. ABT 1802, d. ?)

Death: --Not Shown--

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German, Julia Ann (b. ABT 1806, d. AFT 1880)

Death: AFT 1880 Prob. Wis.

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German, Maria (b. 4 JUL 1783, d. 9 JAN 1876)

Death: 9 JAN 1876 Camillus, Onondaga Co., NY

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German, Walter (b. , d. ?)

Note: [GERMAN GenForus] "Walter German was <NOT> hanged nor was he dishonorable discharged. This is all an "old wive's tale. Even though this story appears in many published histories of North Norwich & Chenango Counties, an examination of New York State Militia records show no such incident. (See Meola, Grace: Information in GERMAN Family Folder, Chenango County Historian's Office, Norwich, NY).

Walter was made a Lt. on 17 Mar 1812 and Captain on 17 Mar 1814. Ho was honorable discharged on 15 June 1815 according to the Historical Register and Dictionary of the United States Army.

He was appointed Postmaster of North Norwich by the US Postal Service on 15 May 1817 and was Postmaster until 21 June 1819 (impossible to do if deceased).

After his return home from the War, Walter helped in his father's store. In 1816, he decided to start a business for himself. He purchased a lot from his father and erected a store building in 1816. The years after the War of 1812 were hard; money was scarce. No one could pay bills and Walter lost his store. The Edmund PER LEE Justice Docket which can be seen in the Rexford Street Museum of the Chenango Co Historical Society, lists many cases where Walter tried to collect debts owed to him. It has been conjectured that someone who owed him a debt started the rumor that he was dishonorably discharged.

Walter's wife, Harriet (Ostrom), died Nov 4, 1819 at the age of 22. Walter settled his affairs & went West about 1820."

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German, Silas (b. ABT 1733, d. 8 SEP 1859)

Note: During the Rev War he resided near Stossing, Dutchess, NY. SilasGerman was the ancestor of the northern Stanford and Pine Plains families. He was living at Lot No. 17 in 1772. This is in Dutchess County andlocated
some distance from Washington Hollow where the rest of the family relatives appear to be grouped. In 1790 the Town of Washington had not been separated into two parts, the northern one of which is the Town of
Stanford. Here Silas German/Germond is living by the Sutherlands.

MILITARY: Supposedly a captain in the Revolutionary War. Served in 6th Regiment of Dutchess County Militia (Land Bounty Rights). Source -New York in the Revolution by Robert Mather.

Nine Partner's Patent (Great or Lower) granted 27 May 1697 to:
Col. Caleb Heathcote; Major Augustus (or Auguustin) Graham; JamesEmott; Lt. Col. Henry Filkins; David Jamison; Hendryck Ten Eyck; John Aaretson; William Creed; Jarvis Marshall. None men of wealth and influence.
Embraces the present towns of Clinton, Pleasant Valley, Stanford, and Washington in Dutchess County, New York.

Death: 8 SEP 1859

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Anderson, Stephen (b. , d. 2 MAY 1853)

Death: 2 MAY 1853 Sherburne, Chenango, NY

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Haskins, Leroy A. (b. SEP 1851, d. AFT 1920)

Note: History of Crawford County:
Just before the Civil war, H. H. Hall found money for Capt. Chase and Alonzo Pelton to put in operation a soap factory, which they continued to run till April, 1864, when they sold to J. D. Humphrey, of Galena, Ill., who operated successfully until Jan. 12, 1883, and then sold to Haskins & Wallan, who carried on the business until December of that year, when Mr. Haskins purchased his partner's interest; the concern then going under the name of Leroy Haskins' soap and candle factory.

Source: (Name)
Title: Roger Haskins
Media: Book

Note: oger.haskins@@fuelna.com

Death: AFT 1920 Oronda, Douglas, WA

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Haskins, Gracie (b. 21 SEP 1879, d. BEF 1880)

Death: BEF 1880 Died young, Crawford Co, WI

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Haskins, Warren M. (b. 27 JUN 1877, d. 1945)

Death: 1945 Gays Mills, Crawford, WI

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Haskins, Eli M. (b. 20 MAY 1841, d. BEF 1850)

Death: BEF 1850 Troupsburg, Steuben, NY

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Tilden, Stephen (b. , d. ?)

Source: (Name)
Title: Mass. & Maine Familes
Media: Electronic

Note: genealogylibrary.com
Page: pg 428

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Burnham, Child (b. BET 1824 AND 1842, d. BEF 1850)

Death: BEF 1850 NY

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Coon, Cecil Maxine (b. 19 DEC 1928, d. 1 MAY 2007)

Note: Cecil Maxine Van Beek, 78, of rural Wisconsin Dells died Tuesday, May 1, 2007, at Sunnyview Rehabilitation Center, Princeton.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Monday, May 7, at Davis Corners United Methodist Church, Wisconsin Dells. Interment will be in Easton Cemetery in the Adams County town of Easton.
Cecil was born Dec. 19, 1928, in the Adams County town of Jackson to Loy and Anna (Schad) Coon. On Oct. 11, 1950, she was united in marriage to Gerrit Van Beek at Davis Corners. He died in 1989.
She and her husband farmed in the Adams County town of Springville, where she also served as the town clerk for more than 47 years.
Surviving her are two daughters, Berniece J. (Thomas) Tangney of Wisconsin Dells, and Elaine (Patrick) Miller of Waupun; two sons, Larry (Diane) of Grand Marsh, and Lloyd (Pamela) of Wisconsin Dells; and 11 grandchildren.

Death: 1 MAY 2007 Wis. Dells, Columbia, WI

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?, Martha C. (b. ABT 1898, d. 1981)

Death: 1981 Outagamie Co., WI

Burial: Oakhill Cemetery, Maine, Outagamie, WI

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Benedict, Marion (b. 2 DEC 1896, d. JUL 1986)

Source: (Name)
Title: Census
Media: Census
Page: 1930-WI, Waupaca, Muka
Data:
Text: Her mother and grandmother were both living with them.

Source: (Name)
Title: Census
Media: Census
Page: 1910-WI, Waupaca, Caledona
Data:
Text: Lists daughter Marian, age 13, son Max 10, daughter Alice 6
Widowed mother Isabella, age 60 born in PA
Marian may be his daughter by a prior marriage.