Robert Pease1,2

M, b. 28 October 1589, d. before 27 August 1644
Robert Pease|b. 28 Oct 1589\nd. b 27 Aug 1644|p6.htm#i101|Robert Pease The Locksmith|b. c 1565\nd. 13 Apr 1623|p38.htm#i741|Margaret King|b. c 1574\nd. 1 Sep 1644|p38.htm#i742|John Pease The Clothier|b. 1540\nd. Nov 1612|p71.htm#i1414|Margaret Hyckes|b. c 1540\nd. October 1612|p71.htm#i1415|||||||

Relationship=2nd great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=24 Jun 2007
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     Robert Pease was born on 28 October 1589 in Great Baddow, Essex, England. He was baptized on 28 October 1589 in Saint Mary's Parish Church at Great Baddow, Essex County, England. He was the son of Robert Pease The Locksmith and Margaret King. He married Lydia West on 2 December 1628 in Widford, Essex, England.3 He married Marie French circa 1633.4,5 Robert immigrated from Ipswitch to Salem, New England aboard the ship Francis in 1634. He was accompanied by his brother John and eldest son, Robert. His wife and other members of the family including his son John and his mother Margaret probably came in a later ship the same year. He died before 27 August 1644 in Salem, Essex County in the Massachusetts Colony.

Robert Pease is supposed to have been the son of Robert and Margaret Pease of Great Baddow, Essex County, England. He received a grant of land at Salem, Mass., in 1637 and resided there until his death. His mother joined the First Salem Church in 1639. Robert joined it in 1643 and three of his children were baptized at that time. There is no record as to when his wife died; she was alive at the time of his death according to his will. His mother died in 1644.

Children of Robert Pease and Lydia West

Children of Robert Pease and Marie French

Citations

  1. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder, pg 1.
  2. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, page 1, and page 9 of the annex.
  3. [S527] Robert Pease register report, online http://spicerweb.org/Genealogy/pease/register_report.html. See preface: "Web Site References" on the main page.
  4. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, Part I, page 2 and part II page 15.
  5. [S527] Robert Pease register report, online http://spicerweb.org/Genealogy/pease/register_report.html, In contrast with the Pease Record, which indicates that Robert and Marie were married before the birth of his son Robert.. See preface: "Web Site References" on the main page.

John Pease1

M, b. 11 February 1631/32, d. 8 July 1689
John Pease|b. 11 Feb 1631/32\nd. 8 Jul 1689|p6.htm#i102|Robert Pease|b. 28 Oct 1589\nd. b 27 Aug 1644|p6.htm#i101|Lydia West|b. c 1600|p171.htm#i3402|Robert Pease The Locksmith|b. c 1565\nd. 13 Apr 1623|p38.htm#i741|Margaret King|b. c 1574\nd. 1 Sep 1644|p38.htm#i742|||||||

Relationship=3rd great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=16 Mar 2006
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     John Pease was born on 11 February 1631/32 in England.3 He was the son of Robert Pease and Lydia West.2 John immigrated to Salem, New England aboard the ship Francis in 1634 from Ipswich, Suffolk County, England. He married Mary Goodell, daughter of Robert Goodell and Catharine Kilham, 1653 in Salem, Essex County in the Massachusetts Colony. He married Ann Cummings, daughter of Issac Cummings, on 8 December 1669 in Topsfield, in the Massachusetts Colony.4,5 He died on 8 July 1689 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.

John Pease appears to have been a favorite of his grandmother Margaret Pease, as shown by her will which was brought into court soon after action was taken in the settlement of his father's estate. It seems probable that he may have been adopted by his grandmother before his fathers death. She doubtless had full authority for placing him in the care of Thomas Watson, to dispose of him as his own child, rendering it unnecessary for the court to take any action on his custody, as in the case of his older brother.

John was a yoeman when he settled in that part of Salem called "Northfields". His name was mentioned frequently in the Essex County and Salem Town records as grantee and grantor of deeds, as a witness, as an overseer of wills, as a constable, and etc. He was made a freeman 29 April 1668 and took the oath before the County court 30 June 1668. He was called "Captain" John Pease. He joined the First Church at Salem on 4 July 1667. It is believed that he, with his two oldest sons John and Robert, went to what is now called Enfield in 1679, living the first winter in an excavation in the side of a hill about 40 rods from where the first meetinghouse stood On 23 July 1680 John and his two eldest sons had land granted to them. He sold his property in Salem in 1682. When they moved to Fresh Water Brook it was still a part of Springfield, Mass., in 1681 Enfield was established and became a part of Connecticut. The area is about 2.5 miles east of what is now called Thompsonville, CT. He sickened while making preparations for building, and died suddenly. This was 10 days after his wife died and the day before one of his daughters died.

Children of John Pease and Mary Goodell

Children of John Pease and Ann Cummings

Citations

  1. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 2.
  2. [S527] Robert Pease register report, online http://spicerweb.org/Genealogy/pease/register_report.html. See preface: "Web Site References" on the main page.
  3. [S513] Melinde Lutz Sanborn, Ages from Court Records 1636-1700, page 158, Essex County Quarterly Courts 6:284.
  4. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder.
  5. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, page 2.

Ann Cummings1,2,3

F, b. circa 1645, d. 29 June 1689
Ann Cummings|b. c 1645\nd. 29 Jun 1689|p6.htm#i103|Issac Cummings|b. 1601\nd. May 1677|p91.htm#i1803||||John Cummings|b. 1575|p118.htm#i2357||||||||||

Last Edited=16 Dec 2001
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     Ann Cummings was born circa 1645. She was the daughter of Issac Cummings. She married John Pease, son of Robert Pease and Lydia West, on 8 December 1669 in Topsfield, in the Massachusetts Colony.4,5 She died on 29 June 1689 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.6

Children of Ann Cummings and John Pease

Citations

  1. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 2.
  2. [S21] Albert Oren Cummings, Cummings Genealogy.
  3. [S22] Rev. George Mooar, Cummings Memorial.
  4. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder.
  5. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, page 2.
  6. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, page 3.

Issac Pease1

M, b. 15 July 1672, d. 9 July 1731
Issac Pease|b. 15 Jul 1672\nd. 9 Jul 1731|p6.htm#i104|John Pease|b. 11 Feb 1631/32\nd. 8 Jul 1689|p6.htm#i102|Ann Cummings|b. c 1645\nd. 29 Jun 1689|p6.htm#i103|Robert Pease|b. 28 Oct 1589\nd. b 27 Aug 1644|p6.htm#i101|Lydia West|b. c 1600|p171.htm#i3402|Issac Cummings|b. 1601\nd. May 1677|p91.htm#i1803||||

Relationship=4th great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=18 Feb 2003
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     Issac Pease was born on 15 July 1672 in Salem, Essex County in the Massachusetts Colony. He was the son of John Pease and Ann Cummings. He was baptized in November 1672. He married Mindwell Osborn, daughter of John Osborn Jr. and Abigail Eggleston, on 9 June 1692 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.2 He died on 9 July 1731 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.

Isaac Pease settled in the northeastern part of Enfield CT, not far from what in 1869 was called the Shaker Village, shortly after he married. He appears to have been an extensive landholder, and was among the first holding the office of Deacon in the congregational church of that town. "His grave and tombstone are to be seen in good condition in the burying-ground north of the central meetinghouse in Enfield." (1869 quote).

Children of Issac Pease and Mindwell Osborn

Citations

  1. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 9.
  2. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder.

Mindwell Osborn1

F, b. 2 January 1672/73, d. after 1714
Mindwell Osborn|b. 2 Jan 1672/73\nd. a 1714|p6.htm#i105|John Osborn Jr.|b. 10 Jan 1644/45|p21.htm#i415|Abigail Eggleston|b. 18 Jun 1648\nd. 30 Jul 1689|p21.htm#i416|John Osborn|b. c 1620|p47.htm#i940|Ann Oldage|b. c 1625|p48.htm#i941|Begat Eggleston|b. c 1586\nd. 1 Sep 1674|p48.htm#i942|Mary Talcott|b. c 1624|p48.htm#i943|

Last Edited=25 Jun 2002
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     Mindwell Osborn was born on 2 January 1672/73 in East Windsor Hill, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.2 She was the daughter of John Osborn Jr. and Abigail Eggleston. She married Issac Pease, son of John Pease and Ann Cummings, on 9 June 1692 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.1 She died after 1714 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.

Children of Mindwell Osborn and Issac Pease

Citations

  1. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder.
  2. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, Appendix FF.

Cummings Pease1

M, b. 15 November 1715, d. 1808
Cummings Pease|b. 15 Nov 1715\nd. 1808|p6.htm#i106|Issac Pease|b. 15 Jul 1672\nd. 9 Jul 1731|p6.htm#i104|Mindwell Osborn|b. 2 Jan 1672/73\nd. a 1714|p6.htm#i105|John Pease|b. 11 Feb 1631/32\nd. 8 Jul 1689|p6.htm#i102|Ann Cummings|b. c 1645\nd. 29 Jun 1689|p6.htm#i103|John Osborn Jr.|b. 10 Jan 1644/45|p21.htm#i415|Abigail Eggleston|b. 18 Jun 1648\nd. 30 Jul 1689|p21.htm#i416|

Relationship=5th great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=26 Feb 2002
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     Cummings Pease was born on 15 November 1715 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony. He was the son of Issac Pease and Mindwell Osborn. He married Elizabeth Pease, daughter of John Pease and Elizabeth Spencer, 1737 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.2 He married Sarah Hale on 25 September 1755 in Springfield, Hampden County in the Massachusetts Colony.3,4 He died 1808 in East Longmeadow, Hampden County, Massachusetts.

Deacon Cummings Pease had a farm on Fresh Water Brook, about 2.5 miles east of what was Thompsonville, CT in 1869. "He became the subject of hopeful piety when about 30 years of age, and after a long and painful struggle in his mind about a practical duty in making a profession, he yielded to his conviction of scriptural teaching, and, notwithstanding he stood alone in his views, was immersed upon the profession of his faith. This was the beginning of a Baptist church in the east part of Enfield, of which he was Deacon. This church continued until broken up by the movement of the Shakers in that part of the town." Note that his first marriage was to his first cousin.

Children of Cummings Pease and Elizabeth Pease

Children of Cummings Pease and Sarah Hale

Citations

  1. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 21.
  2. [S16] Letters, Evelyn M. Sawyer to Richard G. Cleaveland, various dates.
  3. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder, ltr.
  4. [S16] Letters, Evelyn M. Sawyer to Richard G. Cleaveland, various dates, Letter of 12/24/89.

Elizabeth Pease1

F, b. 16 October 1717, d. circa 1754
Elizabeth Pease|b. 16 Oct 1717\nd. c 1754|p6.htm#i107|John Pease|b. 22 Apr 1678\nd. 6 Jun 1761|p38.htm#i743|Elizabeth Spencer|b. 12 Feb 1686/87\nd. 21 Jan 1728|p22.htm#i427|Captain John Pease|b. 30 May 1654\nd. 29 Nov 1734|p21.htm#i410|Margaret Adams|b. c 1654|p38.htm#i744|Jared Spencer|b. c 1650\nd. c 1712|p117.htm#i2332|Hannah Pratt|b. 25 Nov 1658\nd. 22 Oct 1692|p117.htm#i2333|

Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=16 Dec 2001
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     Elizabeth Pease was born on 16 October 1717 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony. She was the daughter of John Pease and Elizabeth Spencer. She married Cummings Pease, son of Issac Pease and Mindwell Osborn, 1737 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.2 She died circa 1754 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony.

Children of Elizabeth Pease and Cummings Pease

Citations

  1. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 11 and 21.
  2. [S16] Letters, Evelyn M. Sawyer to Richard G. Cleaveland, various dates.

Ebenezer Pease1

M, b. 23 December 1748, d. circa 1840
Ebenezer Pease|b. 23 Dec 1748\nd. c 1840|p6.htm#i108|Cummings Pease|b. 15 Nov 1715\nd. 1808|p6.htm#i106|Elizabeth Pease|b. 16 Oct 1717\nd. c 1754|p6.htm#i107|Issac Pease|b. 15 Jul 1672\nd. 9 Jul 1731|p6.htm#i104|Mindwell Osborn|b. 2 Jan 1672/73\nd. a 1714|p6.htm#i105|John Pease|b. 22 Apr 1678\nd. 6 Jun 1761|p38.htm#i743|Elizabeth Spencer|b. 12 Feb 1686/87\nd. 21 Jan 1728|p22.htm#i427|

Relationship=6th great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=2 Feb 2003
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     Ebenezer Pease was born on 23 December 1748 in Enfield, Hartford County in the Connecticut Colony. He was the son of Cummings Pease and Elizabeth Pease. He married Rebecca Hill, daughter of John Hills and Deliverance Craw, 1771 in Longmeadow, Hampden County in the Massachusetts Colony. His wife Rebecca died before 1837. He died circa 1840 in Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont.

Ebenezer Pease first settled in Longmeadow, MA, and soon after the Revolutionary war left that place and ultimately settled in Vermont. He was in the regular Continental Army during the war. He was a devoted professor of the Christian faith, having embraced religion in early youth. He was baptized and became a member of a Baptist church at the age of 18 years. He was living with one of his daughters in Georgia, VT in 1819 according to his pension records but it is not known which one.

Statement by Ebenezer Peas on 13 July 1820: REVOLUTIONARY CLAIM, under the Act of Congress May 1, 1820 Ebenezer Peas, Aged 71 years, Resident - Georgia, Vt. "I served three years from the year 1777 to the year 1780 in Captain Coburn's Company, in Colonel Alden's Regiment, Nixon's Brigade, Massachusetts Line. My original declaration is dated April 27th 1818 and my pension certificate #11,333. I have no other income other than that what is contained in the schedule hereto annexed and by me subscribed:
40 acres of land in Fairfax for which there is due one hundred dollars being a part of the purchase money for the payment of the land. Also, I am under obligation to give to my son, Abel Pease, the title to said land on his paying me twenty four dollars annually during my natural life. He has expended large sums and been at considerable expense in taking care of me and my wife for which he has an additional claim to the land besides that which is above stated. One cow, 5 sheep, one three pail kettle one pail do., one pewter kettle, one small broken pot, one pair hand irons, one spider, two old chairs, one old table, two platters, one old pewter platter.

I am by occupation a farmer but by reason of age and debility, I am not able to labour, have no family under my care, live with my son in law, and owe as much as I have due to me." (Attested to by Horace Jones, Clerk, Court Franklin Co., Vt.)

He was at the Capture of Burgoyne and in the battles immediately preceding and in the battle with the indians at Cherry Valley. Served until March or April 1780 when he was permitted to leave because of his family. He procured a man to serve in his place for the remainder of the time so he did not obtain a discharge at the time of expiration of his term. He received a pension of $8 per month commencing 27 April 1818.

Children of Ebenezer Pease and Rebecca Hill

Citations

  1. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 49.

Rebecca Hill1

F, b. circa 1750, d. before 1837
Rebecca Hill|b. c 1750\nd. b 1837|p6.htm#i109|John Hills|b. c 1705\nd. 4 Dec 1782|p22.htm#i438|Deliverance Craw|b. c 1707\nd. 3 Sep 1786|p22.htm#i439|||||||||||||

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     Rebecca Hill was born circa 1750 in Bolton, Tolland County in the Connecticut Colony. She was the daughter of John Hills and Deliverance Craw. She married Ebenezer Pease, son of Cummings Pease and Elizabeth Pease, 1771 in Longmeadow, Hampden County in the Massachusetts Colony. She died before 1837 in Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont.

Children of Rebecca Hill and Ebenezer Pease

Citations

  1. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder.

Abel Pease1,2

M, b. 26 June 1784, d. 1868
Abel Pease|b. 26 Jun 1784\nd. 1868|p6.htm#i110|Ebenezer Pease|b. 23 Dec 1748\nd. c 1840|p6.htm#i108|Rebecca Hill|b. c 1750\nd. b 1837|p6.htm#i109|Cummings Pease|b. 15 Nov 1715\nd. 1808|p6.htm#i106|Elizabeth Pease|b. 16 Oct 1717\nd. c 1754|p6.htm#i107|John Hills|b. c 1705\nd. 4 Dec 1782|p22.htm#i438|Deliverance Craw|b. c 1707\nd. 3 Sep 1786|p22.htm#i439|

Relationship=7th great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=29 Dec 2005
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     Abel Pease was born on 26 June 1784 in Longmeadow, Hampden County, Massachusetts. He was the son of Ebenezer Pease and Rebecca Hill. He married Lucy F. Laughlin on 20 January 1806 in Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont.3 His wife Lucy died on 13 August 1853. He died 1868 in North Lawrence, St. Lawrence County, New York.

In 1828 Abel Pease moved to Lawrence, in St. Lawrence County, NY, and remained there until his death. His wife is buried in the Flint-Chaffee cemetery in North Lawrence, NY. He served in the war of 1812 and spent some of his time in Canada. His occupation of basket maker is recorded in the 1850 census.

Children of Abel Pease and Lucy F. Laughlin

Citations

  1. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder, pg 8.
  2. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 134 and.
  3. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder.

Lucy F. Laughlin1

F, b. 6 March 1789, d. 13 August 1853

Last Edited=17 Feb 2003
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     Lucy F. Laughlin was born on 6 March 1789 in Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont. She married Abel Pease, son of Ebenezer Pease and Rebecca Hill, on 20 January 1806 in Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont.1 She died on 13 August 1853 in Lawrence, Nassau County, New York.

Children of Lucy F. Laughlin and Abel Pease

Citations

  1. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder.

Chauncey O. Pease1,2,3

M, b. 26 September 1825, d. 1886
Chauncey O. Pease|b. 26 Sep 1825\nd. 1886|p6.htm#i112|Abel Pease|b. 26 Jun 1784\nd. 1868|p6.htm#i110|Lucy F. Laughlin|b. 6 Mar 1789\nd. 13 Aug 1853|p6.htm#i111|Ebenezer Pease|b. 23 Dec 1748\nd. c 1840|p6.htm#i108|Rebecca Hill|b. c 1750\nd. b 1837|p6.htm#i109|||||||

Relationship=8th great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Last Edited=7 Sep 2005
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     Chauncey O. Pease was born on 26 September 1825 in Georgia, Franklin County, Vermont. He was the son of Abel Pease and Lucy F. Laughlin. He married Arvilla E. Adams, daughter of George Washington Adams and Sabra Streeter, on 1 January 1849 in Lawrence, Nassau County, New York.4 Chauncey and Arvilla were divorced on 15 August 1877 in Lawrence, Nassau County, New York. He died 1886 in Richmond Twp, Macomb County, Michigan. He was buried in Woodland Cemetery in Reed City, Osceola county, Michigan.

Chauncey O. Pease was a private in the Civil war, serving in the New York State Volunteers, 60th Regiment, Co I. Chauncey enrolled along with two nephews Cyrus M. Pease and Nelson H. Pease, sons of his brother Samuel. Following are some of the places they served:1862 May 28-29 Harper's Ferry, Sep 17 Antietam, Dec 11-15 Fredericksburg, Va; 1863: Jul 1-3 Gettysburg, Pa, Oct 28-29 Wauhatchie, Tn, Nov 23 Chattanooga, Tn, Nov 24 Lookout Mtn, Tn; 1864: May 5-7 Wilderness, Va, May 8-21 Spotsylvania, Va; 1865: Mar 28-Apr 9 Appomattox, Va, Apr 26 Bennett House, NC.
The company was honorably discharged and mustered out 17 July 1865 at Alexandria, Va.

Records of the divorce from Arvilla Adams state that due to Chauncey's infidelities Arvilla Pease was free to marry as if he were dead, but that Chauncey was not free to marry again until after the death of Arvilla. The minor children George, Ida and Sarah were to be in their mother's care and Chauncey was not to contact them. Apparently Chauncey fathered two boys by Emma Warneke out of wedlock (they were born before his divorce). He is shown in the 1880 census as living in Reed City Michigan with Emma and the two boys.

According to LeRoy Cleaveland, Chauncey kidnapped Sadie Pease and brought her to Reed City, MI.

Children of Chauncey O. Pease and Arvilla E. Adams

Children of Chauncey O. Pease and Emma Warneke

Citations

  1. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder, pg 12.
  2. [S7] Rev. David Pease, 1869 Pease Genealogy, pg 327.
  3. [S80] NARA Population Census, 1880 Osceola County, Michigan: Vol 22, ED 223, Sheet 41, Line 40.
  4. [S16] Letters, Evelyn M. Sawyer to Richard G. Cleaveland, various dates.

Arvilla E. Adams1

F, b. 10 February 1830, d. 21 July 1883
Arvilla E. Adams|b. 10 Feb 1830\nd. 21 Jul 1883|p6.htm#i113|George Washington Adams|b. c 1805\nd. 29 Oct 1882|p39.htm#i763|Sabra Streeter|b. 30 Sep 1804\nd. 11 Jun 1868|p39.htm#i764|George Adams|b. bt 1776 - 1784\nd. a 1820|p76.htm#i1519||||Nathan Streeter|b. 12 Jul 1763|p40.htm#i782|Naomi Alderman|b. 24 Nov 1768\nd. 29 Jul 1846|p40.htm#i783|

Last Edited=6 Oct 2003
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     Arvilla E. Adams was born on 10 February 1830 in New York. She was the daughter of George Washington Adams and Sabra Streeter. She married Chauncey O. Pease, son of Abel Pease and Lucy F. Laughlin, on 1 January 1849 in Lawrence, Nassau County, New York.2 Arvilla and Chauncey were divorced on 15 August 1877 in Lawrence, Nassau County, New York. She married Percival Sprague between 1877 and 1880.3 She died on 21 July 1883 in Nashua, Hillsborough County, New Hampshire.

Children of Arvilla E. Adams and Chauncey O. Pease

Citations

  1. [S3] Pease and Allied Families, Manuscript, Evelyn M. Sawyer, 1988 R. G. Cleaveland library; Pease 1988 binder, Pg 53.
  2. [S16] Letters, Evelyn M. Sawyer to Richard G. Cleaveland, various dates.
  3. [S441] NARA Population Census, 1880 Hillsborough County, NH: Nashua, ED 124 page 24.

Donald Knutson

M, b. 16 March 1928, d. 6 March 1993

Last Edited=29 Dec 2005
     Donald Knutson was born on 16 March 1928 in Wisconsin.1 He married Patricia Ann Cleaveland, daughter of Earl Grant Cleaveland and Catherine Sarah Fenlon, on 13 September 1952 in Rice Lake, Barron County, Wisconsin. He and Patricia adopted Debora Kay Knutson in 1960.2 He and Patricia adopted Dennis LeRoy Knutson in 1962.2 Donald and Patricia were divorced. He married Janet Berg circa 1975 in Rice Lake, Barron County, Wisconsin.3 He died on 6 March 1993 in Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada.1

Children of Donald Knutson and Patricia Ann Cleaveland

Citations

  1. [S247] SSDI, SSN: 399-22-3811.
  2. [S443] Patricia Topp, "adoption dates," e-mail to R. G. Cleaveland, October 9, 2003.
  3. [S202] Interview, Deborah Kay knutsen, about 1997.

Debora Kay Knutson

F, b. 21 October 1959
Debora Kay Knutson|b. 21 Oct 1959|p6.htm#i115|Donald Knutson|b. 16 Mar 1928\nd. 6 Mar 1993|p6.htm#i114|Patricia Ann Cleaveland|b. 6 Nov 1933|p5.htm#i100|||||||Earl G. Cleaveland|b. 26 Jan 1908\nd. 2 Mar 2005|p2.htm#i31|Catherine S. Fenlon|b. 15 May 1912\nd. 15 Aug 2003|p5.htm#i99|

Relationship=9th great-granddaughter of Moses Cleaveland.
Relationship=12th great-granddaughter of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Relationship=10th great-granddaughter of William Bradford.
Last Edited=22 May 2004
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     Debora Kay Knutson was born on 21 October 1959 in Waukesha County, Wisconsin. She is the daughter of Donald Knutson and Patricia Ann Cleaveland. Debora was adopted by Donald Knutson and Patricia Ann Cleaveland in 1960.1

Citations

  1. [S443] Patricia Topp, "adoption dates," e-mail to R. G. Cleaveland, October 9, 2003.

Dennis LeRoy Knutson

M, b. 10 October 1961, d. 8 January 1980
Dennis LeRoy Knutson|b. 10 Oct 1961\nd. 8 Jan 1980|p6.htm#i116|Donald Knutson|b. 16 Mar 1928\nd. 6 Mar 1993|p6.htm#i114|Patricia Ann Cleaveland|b. 6 Nov 1933|p5.htm#i100|||||||Earl G. Cleaveland|b. 26 Jan 1908\nd. 2 Mar 2005|p2.htm#i31|Catherine S. Fenlon|b. 15 May 1912\nd. 15 Aug 2003|p5.htm#i99|

Relationship=9th great-grandson of Moses Cleaveland.
Relationship=12th great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Relationship=10th great-grandson of William Bradford.
Last Edited=22 May 2004
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Descendants of Moses Cleaveland
Descendants of Peter Bradfuth
     Dennis LeRoy Knutson was born on 10 October 1961 in Eau Claire, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin. He was the son of Donald Knutson and Patricia Ann Cleaveland. Dennis was adopted by Patricia Ann Cleaveland and Donald Knutson in 1962.1 He died on 8 January 1980 in Rice Lake, Barron County, Wisconsin.

Citations

  1. [S443] Patricia Topp, "adoption dates," e-mail to R. G. Cleaveland, October 9, 2003.

Clarence Albert Topp

M, b. 24 April 1941

Last Edited=5 Nov 2005
Clarence and Patsy Cleaveland Topp at their home in Marshfield in 1991
     Clarence Albert Topp was born on 24 April 1941 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. He married Patricia Ann Cleaveland, daughter of Earl Grant Cleaveland and Catherine Sarah Fenlon, on 5 June 1967 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. To read about an adventure Pat and Clarence had with their dog Aggie, see the appendix "Aggie and the Ice." On-line viewers select Aggie and the Ice.1

Citations

  1. [S453] Patricia Topp, "The Ice Story," e-mail to R. G. Cleaveland, November 26, 2003.

Mark Christopher Chandler1

M, b. 24 May 1973
Mark Christopher Chandler|b. 24 May 1973|p6.htm#i119||||Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht|b. 11 May 1936\nd. 1 Aug 2005|p6.htm#i120|||||||Frederick C. Engelbracht|b. 19 Jul 1905\nd. 10 Feb 1994|p7.htm#i122|Gladys E. Haack|b. 11 Aug 1905\nd. 28 Jul 1971|p7.htm#i121|

Relationship=9th great-grandson of Moses Cleaveland.
Relationship=12th great-grandson of Robert Pease The Smythe.
Relationship=10th great-grandson of William Bradford.
Last Edited=22 Apr 2004
Mark Christopher Chandler, about 1991. Location: p0000119.jpg
     Mark Christopher Chandler was born on 24 May 1973 in Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin. He is the son of Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht. He married Kristen DiDonato on 29 February 2004 Blue Lake Ranch, in Hesperus, La Plata County, Colorado.
Mark and Kristin dance at their wedding - photo courtesy Cynthia Chandler.


Mark graduated from the University of Wisconsin at Madison December 17th, 1995 with a degree in Computer Science. He was employed by Baxter Medical Products of Gurnee, Illinois. He enjoys the outdoor sports of skiing and golf.

Citations

  1. [S106] Letters, Cynthia Chandler to R.G. Cleaveland, various dates, letter dated May 31, 1996.

Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht

F, b. 11 May 1936, d. 1 August 2005
Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht|b. 11 May 1936\nd. 1 Aug 2005|p6.htm#i120|Frederick Conrad Engelbracht|b. 19 Jul 1905\nd. 10 Feb 1994|p7.htm#i122|Gladys Ellen Haack|b. 11 Aug 1905\nd. 28 Jul 1971|p7.htm#i121|||||||||||||

Last Edited=8 Aug 2005
Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht Chandler.
     Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht was born on 11 May 1936 in Berlin, Green Lake County, Wisconsin. She was the daughter of Frederick Conrad Engelbracht and Gladys Ellen Haack. Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht died on 1 August 2005 at Luther Hospital, in Altoona, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin.1

Cynthia graduated from Berlin High School in 1954, attended Ripon College and the National College of Education, finishing with a Bachelor's degree in Education. She taught grade school in Wisconsin for eight years. She is an accomplished vocalist, having sung lead soprano in The Pirates of Penzance and A Yeoman of the Guard in productions of the Shorewood Light Opera company and as a soloist with the Chicago Pops Orchestra and the Florentine Opera Company of Milwaukee.

Child of Cynthia Evelyn Engelbracht

Citations

  1. [S504] Online editor Dan Lyksett, "Leader-Telegram email," e-mail to Richard Cleaveland, 8 Aug 2005.