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1111141 ELIAS SMITH KENYON, B 19 Mar 1828 in Adams, Jefferson County, New York; D 15 Feb 1873 in Algonquin, Ill.; M 7 Aug 1852, Prudence R. Kenyon (111121C) in Granville, Washington County, New York.

CHILDREN:

He and his wife are buried in the Bluff Cemetery, in Elgin, Illinois. His wife died in Elgin, Ill.

111114A LOUISA KENYON, B 29 Oct 1832; D Mar 1920 at Benton Harbor, Michigan; M ---- White.

Her mother and her are buried in Coldwater, Michigan.

111126A LODUSCIA KENYON, B ----; D ----.

111126B SYNTHIA KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1111261 JEROME KENYON, B ----; D ---- Killed in Civil War.

1111262 EDWARD PERRY KENYON, B 12 Apr 1848; D After 1934; M 23 Dec 1869, Sarah Ellen Reichelderfer.

CHILDREN:

He was living in Ft. Wayne, Indiana in 1934 and was quite interested in the records of his family.

111131A MARY ANN KENYON, B 24 Apr 1824 in Warren County, New York; D 16 Feb 1859; M 12 Feb 1845, Christopher P. Baker.

1111311 JOSEPH LaFAYETTE KENYON, B 19 Jan 1826 in Granville, New York; D ----; D 15 June 1844 in Elgin, Ill., Mary Windsor.

1111312 AMASA R. KENYON, B 2 Feb 1827; D 4 Mar 1827.

He was born and died in Granville, New York. The funeral services were by Elder George Wiltherill.

111131B MARTHA KENYON, B 12 Apr 1830; D ----; M 8 Nov 1856, Monroe Underhill.

111131C PRUDENCE KENYON, B 3 May 1832; D 17 May 1904; M 7 Aug 1852, Elias Smith Kenyon (1111141).

1111313 SUPHRONIUS KENYON, B 8 Oct 1833; D 23 Feb 1834.

She died on an inflammation of the lungs. The funeral service was held by Elder George Wiltherill.

111131D CHARITY W. KENYON, B 6 Jan 1835; D 12 Nov 1920; M 25 Nov 1858, Hercules P. Rice, B ----; D 22 Feb 1863.

CHILDREN:

Hercules (111131D1) died in infancy while his father was in the army serving in the Civil War. Charity's husband served in the 127th Ill. Vol. Infantry. He was killed while fighting in the battle of Vicksburg, Mississippi.

111131E CHLOE KENYON, B 21 Sept 1838; D 6 Oct 1838.

Funeral sermon was by H. F. Baldwin.

1111314 WALTER ZEBULON KENYON, B 1 Oct 1839; D Jan 1840.

Funeral service was held by Elder H. F. Baldwin.

111131F HELEN JERUSHA KENYON, B 3 Aug 1842; D 22 Nov 1920 in Elgin, Ill.; M 24 May 1864, Frank Shepard.

11116xx ALBERT ALSTON KENYON, B 11 Jan 1861; D 17 Apr 1937 in Syracuse, New York; M Nellie May Smith, B 26 Mar 1862; D 12 Mar 1951 in N. Syracuse, New York.

CHILDREN:

111312A MARY ANN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M John Brown of Whitney, New Hampshire.

111312B FIDELIA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Charles Hulburt.

1113121 JONATHAN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Elizabeth Newman.

1113122 THURSTON KENYON, B ----; D ----.

111312C ELIZABETH KENYON, B ----; D ----; M J. Atwater.

1113123 NILES KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Julia Ann Newman.

CHILDREN:

111312D ELIZA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Cyrenus Terwillinger.

111312E ISABELLA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Perry Bliss.

111312F OLIVE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M John Hay.

1113124 MILO KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Abbie Monk.

1113131 JOHN WESLEY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Fannie English.

111313A RACHEL KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Nelson Terwillinger.

111313B CAROLINE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M George English.

1113132 NORMAN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Agnes Comstock.

111313C ELIZA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Clark Smith.

111313D OLIVE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Burt Bliss.

1113133 NATHANIEL KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Electa Tafft.

1113141 WASHINGTON KENYON, B ----; D ----.

He served in the Union Army during the Civil War.

1113142 JOHN KENYON, B ----; D ----.

He served in the Union Army during the Civil War.

1113143 PARIS KENYON, B ----; D ----.

He served in the Union Army during the Civil War.

1113144 HARRISON KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1113145 HOSEA KENYON, B ----; D ----.

111314A MARY KENYON, B ----; D ----.

111314B FANNY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Rowse P. Cortland.

CHILDREN:

Their son was adopted by Amos Kenyon (112352) and is buried with that family in the Pine Grove cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

111315A ADELINE KENYON, B 22 July 1832; D 18 Feb 1865; M 7 Oct 1855, Edwin Fuller.

CHILDREN:

111315B JEANETTE KENYON, B 17 Apr 1834; D ----; M 6 Sept 1853, Elijah Root.

111315C JULIA ANN KENYON, B 16 Dec 1835; D ----; M 11 Oct 1858, Thomas Austin.

1113151 PERRY KENYON, B 3 Oct 1837; D ----; M 1866, Adelia Reynolds.

He served in the 8th Ill Vol. Infantry during the Civil War. He had children but the list is unknown at this time.

1113152 NICHOLAS R. KENYON, B 1840; D ----; M Lucy Brown.

CHILDREN:

He served in the Union Army during the Civil War.

111315D ELIZA MARIA KENYON, B 12 Feb 1845; D 1873; M 6 Jan 1862, Milo J. Somers.

Milo was a teacher and newspaper reporter. He died from his wounds in the battle of Arkansas Post in the Civil War. He is buried in Downer's Grove, Ill.

111315E MARY JANE KENYON, B 16 May 1846; D ----; Unmarried.

1113153 EDWIN F. KENYON, B 27 May 1848; D ----; M Eunice Nelson.

He was a miner in White Pine, Colorado.

1113154 OTIS H. KENYON, B 1 July 1850; D 1870.

1113161 PETER KENYON, B 30 Jan 1841; D ----; M Josephine Willard.

CHILDREN:

He was a farmer and lived in Binghampton, New York.

1113162 CHARLES KENYON, B 3 Nov 1844; D ----.

1113163 GEORGE S. KENYON, B 24 Apr 1851; D ----; M Jennie Bennett.

He was a farmer in Chenango Forks, New York.

1113164 FRANKLIN KENYON, B 17 Jan 1854; D ----; M Addie Mix.

He was a farmer in Chenango Forks, New York.

1113241 JAMES KENYON, B 1882; D 1888.

1113311 JOHN W. KENYON, B 1829; D 16 Jan 1834.

111331A SARAH KENYON, B 1830; D 1 Nov 1856.

1113312 PERRY KENYON, B 1836; D 1913; M Clementine Burroughs, B 1840; D 1903.

1113313 GEORGE M. KENYON, B 1840; D 14 Mar 1914.

1113314 DAVID A. KENYON, B 1843; D 20 June 1917.

1113315 ELIJAH B. KENYON, B 1844; D 29 Nov 1860.

1113321 CLARENCE D. KENYON, B 1833; D 25 Sept 1905; M Mary Emily Cottrell.

1113322 EDWIN R. KENYON, B 1839; D 20 Sept 1844.

111332A PHEBE JANE KENYON, B 1841; D 13 June 1892.

1113323 ESEK B. KENYON, B 1845; D 21 Mar 1866.

1113324 CHARLES KENYON, B ----; D ----.

112111A MARY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Howe.

1121211 PELEG KENYON, B 1825; D after 1905; M 14 Sept 1849, Sallie Larkin.

CHILDREN:

112121A MARY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M 28 Apr 1841, William A. Sherman.

1121212 SOLOMAN KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1121213 ISAAC KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1121311 GEORGE T. KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Hoxsie.

CHILDREN:

112131A RACHEL S. KENYON, B ----; D 30 Dec 1888; M1st George Hoxsie; M2nd Pardon Wright.

CHILDREN: 2nd Husband: Pardon Wright

112131B ELIZA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Isaac Prosser.

CHILDREN:

112131C ANN KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1121331 DAVID CLARK KENYON, B 29 Sept 1839; D 25 Jan 1924; M 1869, Adelaide, daughter of Jonathan and Patience (Crandall) Tucker, B 10 Jan 1845; D 26 May 1924.

CHILDREN:

He lived near Kenyon, Rhode Island. His first two children were twins. His wife and him are buried in the Whitebrook Cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

112133A MARY KENYON, B ----; D 14 year of age.

1121332 CHARLES KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Marietta Briggs.

CHILDREN:

1121333 HENRY B. KENYON, B 1850; D 31 Jan 1899; M Mary, daughter of James and Mary (Clark) Tucker. No children.

1121334 JOHN H. KENYON, B 8 May 1847; D 9 Sept 1902.

1121335 ALBERT KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Estelle, daughter of Enoch and Susan (Johnson) Hoxsie.

CHILDREN:

1121336 LEWIS S. KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Etta Coon.

CHILDREN:

112133B EUNICE (EMMA) FRANCES KENYON, B ----; D ----; M George E., son of Edward and Annie (Wilcox) Hoxsie.

CHILDREN:

They lost other children who died in infancy.

1121337 ORRIN FORD KENYON, B 1859; D 1934; M Emma M. Clarke, B 1863; D 1938.

1121341 OLIVER KENYON, B ----; D after 1905; Unmarried 1905.

112134A JULIA KENYON, B ----; D after 1905; Unmarried 1905.

112153A DAUGHTER KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Harrison.

CHILDREN:

1121531 ARTHUR FRANCIS KENYON, B 1847; D ----.

112153B CATHERINE KENYON, B 1850; D ----.

1121532 CHARLES HERBERT KENYON, B 1852; D After 1920; m ----.

CHILDREN:

112153C IRENE KENYON, B 1859; D ----; M J. F. Browning.

CHILDREN:

She lived in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

112153D FLORENCE RUTH KENYON, B 1862; D ----.

1121541 GEORGE HENRY KENYON, B 1 Apr 1845; D ----.

He served during the Civil War.

1121542 CHARLES EDWIN KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1121543 JOHN AMOS KENYON, B ----; D ----.

112154A ANNIE FRANCES KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1121544 GILBERT BROWN KENYON, B ----; D ----.

112223A HARRIET KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Collins.

112224A PHEBE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M William Tanner.

1122241 JOEL REUBEN KENYON, B 7 Dec 1828; D 3 Apr 1891; M 1850, Hannah K. Sherman, B 7 Nov 1867; D 21 Feb 1910.

CHILDREN:

They are both buried in the Whitebrook cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

112224B CATHERINE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1122242 JARVIS S. KENYON, B ----; D 1905 in Alfred, New York.

CHILDREN:

1122243 NICHOLAS LARKIN KENYON, B 14 Nov 1842; D 15 May 1926; M Lydia Salisbury, B 16 July 1839; D 11 June 1891.

CHILDREN:

They are buried in the Whitebrook Cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

1122271 HORACE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Sarah, daughter of Rowse Hoxsie.

CHILDREN:

112227A AMY SUSAN KENYON, b June 1833; d 9 Dec 1850.

She is buried in the older section of the Wood River cemetery.

1123111 LEWIS C. KENYON, B 1817; D 1865; M Esther A. Faxon, B 1811; D 1860.

CHILDREN:

They moved west to Minneapolis, Minnesota.

112311A RUTH KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Coffin.

They lived in Bradgate, Iowa.

112311B THERESA (Tacy) KENYON, B ----; D ----; M John Whittaker.

112311C HELEN JANE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Bryant.

1123112 ANDREW KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Jane Ann Fuller.

1123113 JOHN C. KENYON, B 1820; D 1866; M Delila ----; B 1823; D 1862.

CHILDREN:

1123114 CLARK H. KENYON, B 1826; D 1909; M1st Ann Hathaway Coffin, B 1833; D 1865; M2nd Sarah Mills, B 1843; D 1919.

CHILDREN: 1st Wife: Ann Coffin

1123115 JOB KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Jeanette Guernsey (Garnsey).

CHILDREN:

112311D PRUDENCE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Amasa Rose.

112311E MARY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Chase.

112311F CLARISSA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Williams.

1123116 JERUSHA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Aaron Clark.

1123221 BENJAMIN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Phebe, daughter of Samuel Crandall.

CHILDREN:

1123222 ABEL KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Julia Burdick.

CHILDREN:

112322A MARY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M1st Weeden Burdick; M2nd Dr. Robert Sunderland.

112322B SUSAN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M1st ---- Allen; M2nd ---- Greene.

112322C CLARISSA KENYON, B 9 May 1828; D 9 Oct 1852; M 18 Oct 1846, Peleg W. Crandall.

112322D ELIZABETH KENYON, B 1824; D Aug 1842; Unmarried.

112322E COMFORT KENYON, B ----; D 1905; M Ethan Kenyon ().

They lived in New York State.

112341A HARRIET MARIA KENYON, B 25 Aug 1820; D 14 Feb 1895; M 5 Nov 1839, Carey D. Brown.

CHILDREN:

112341B AMANDA FITZLAND KENYON, B 14 July 1822; D 27 Aug 1903; M 22 May 1844, John B., son of Silas and Ester (Kenyon) Tefft.

He is buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

112341C CATHERINE KENYON, B 26 Mar 1825; D 22 Apr 1896; M Abial Barber.

CHILDREN:

112341D NANCY COLLINS KENYON, B 6 May 1827; D ----; M 14 July 1846, Deacon William R. Greene.

CHILDREN:

112341E AMY ADALINE KENYON, B 13 Jan 1830; D ----; M1st. Rollo Richmond; M2nd. Silas Welcome, son of Silas and Esther (Kenyon) Tefft.

CHILDREN: 2nd Wife: Silas Tefft

1123411 JOHN JESSE KENYON, B 3 July 1834; D 1905; M 1 Sept 1863, Caroline E. Jillson, B 1848; D 1885.

CHILDREN:

112341F EMILY A. KENYON, B 29 Feb 1838; D 31 July 1878; M Orrin Ray Burdick, B 16 Jan 1833; D 9 Jan 1910.

1123441 JOHN BURDICK KENYON, B 16 Sept 1825; D 25 June 1875; M 1849, Sarah, daughter of Richard Ellis.

1123442 BENJAMIN F. KENYON, B 19 Mar 1827; D 29 Mar 1860; M Mary J. Kenyon (16233B). No children.

1123443 EDWIN ORSANDO KENYON, B 21 Nov 1828; D 3 July 1910; M 14 Apr 18--, Cordelia, daughter of Alpheus Burdick, B 14 Apr 1829; D 14 Dec 1912.

CHILDREN:

1123444 GEORGE P. KENYON, B 18 July 1831; D ----; M Sarah Turner.

112344A CLARISSA A. KENYON, B 26 Dec 1833; D ----; M Paul H. Barber. Had children.

1123451 JOHN THOMAS KENYON, B ----; D ----; M 1865, Susan E. Segar.

CHILDREN:

112345A SELINA KENYON, B 14 Aug 1844; D 25 Aug 1934; M John, son of John and Catherine Burdick, B ----; D Before his wife.

CHILDREN:

112345B LAURETTE C. KENYON, B 1846; D ----; M David Segar.

CHILDREN:

David Segar is the brother of Susan Segar, John T. Kenyon's (1123451) wife.

1123461 Son KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ----.

1123471 CHARLES KENYON, B Mar 1813; D 17 Apr 1813.

112347A ROSE A. KENYON, B 2 Apr 1847; D 20 May 1874; M George Briggs.

CHILDREN:

They are all buried in the Wood River cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

1123472 WILLIAM HENRY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ----.

1123473 HERBERT E. KENYON, B 15 Dec 1852; D 29 Mar 1904.

CHILDREN: Unmarried.

He is buried in the Wood River cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

112347B ELLA M. KENYON, B 1858; D 1932; M George Chipman.

CHILDREN:

They are both buried in the Wood River cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

112347C CATHERINE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

112351A LOVINIA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Nathan Richmond.

112351B MERIBE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M William Spencer.

112352A RUTH ANN KENYON, B 6 July 1831; D 10 July 1893; M Daniel Jordan.

CHILDREN:

They are buried in the Pine Grove cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

1123521 AMOS C. KENYON, B 22 Jun 1838; D 15 Sept 1864.

He is buried in the Pine Grove cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

1123522 HALSEY F. KENYON, B 1 Dec 1838; D 28 June 1864.

He is buried in the Pine Grove Cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

112352B MARY ELIZA KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ----.

112352C FRANCES KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Albert Wood.

1123524 GEORGE W. KENYON, B 4 Aug 1840; D 2 Mar 1918; M1st Sarah J. Edwards; M2nd Diantha Hopkins.

CHILDREN: Which Wife is Unknown

He is buried in the Pine Grove cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

1123525 RALPH KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Jaques.

CHILDREN:

112352D LOIS C. KENYON, B 2 Jun 1843; D 2 Aug 1849.

1161111 CHARLES CHAMPLIN KENYON, B 18 Jan 1847 in Medina, Ohio; D 25 Feb 1940 in Medina, Ohio; M 16 Feb 1869, by Rev. lathrop Cooley, at Copley, Ohio to Lucy Elizabeth, daughter of John and Hannah (Husong) Gouldin, B 3 May 1849 at Bath, Ohio; D 23 July 1921 at Medina, Ohio.

CHILDREN:

He lived near Hamilton Corners, Ohio until 1884 when he moved to Medina, Ohio. His wife's father, John Gouldin, was born in Lisbon, Ohio on 30 Sept 1815 and died in Copley, Ohio in 1895. His wife's mother, Hannah, was born in Canton, Ohio on 22 Oct 1817 and died in Copley, Ohio on 10 April 1895. He was well versed in the family history of his time.

116112A SARAH KENYON, B ----; D after 1906; M ---- Francher.

They lived in the Syracuse, New York area.

1161121 STUTELY WESCOTT KENYON, B ----; D after 1925; M Eva Archer.

Lived at Stow Corners, Ohio.

116112B MARY KENYON, B ----; D after 1906 in Brunswick, Ohio; M Calvin Brandt.

116112C FRANCES KENYON, B ----; D 1924; M John E. Morgan.

1161122 JOSEPH CHAMPLIN KENYON, B 1852; D 15 Nov 1912; M1st Mary Carrington; M2nd 19 Oct 1911, Eliza Young of Berea.

116112D/B> ALICE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Bailey.

116112E CHARLOTTE ELLEN KENYON, B ----; D after 1906; M John Hill.

1161123 GEORGE B. KENYON, B ----; D after 1906 in Medina Twp., Ohio; M Katherine Hill, sister of John Hill who married Charlotte Kenyon (116112E).

1161124 ARVINE KENYON, B ----; D after 1906 in Brunswick, Ohio; M1st Ann ----; M2nd Mary, daughter of Abijah Stearns.

1161125 ALBERT D. KENYON, B ----; D after 1906.

116112F ELIZABETH ARVESTUS KENYON, B ----; D after 1906.

116121A MARY KENYON, B 5 Sept 1755; D after 1920; M ---- Squires, D 1920 in Naperville, Ill.

116121B OPRA KENYON, B 14 May 1858; D ----; M ---- Gray.

1161211 STUTELY WESCOTT KENYON, B 1 May 1860; D ----; M ----.

1161212 MANLEY L. KENYON, B 6 Jan 1863; D ----.

1161213 ROYAL KENYON, B 1 Nov 1870; D ----.

1161214 OLIVER CLARKE KENYON, B 6 Oct 1872; D ----.

1161221 ALBERT J. KENYON, B 23 Nov 1860; D ----.

1161222 JUDSON S. KENYON, B ----; D after 1924.

He lived in Barnard, Monroe County, New York.

1161231 CLARENCE J. KENYON, B 6 Oct 1858; D ----.

1161232 CHARLES S. KENYON, B 9 June 1860; D ----.

1161233 ZORRESTES KENYON, B 17 Sept 1863; D 19 Mar 1865.

1161234 MYRON D. KENYON, D 19 Aug 1866; D after 1925.

He was living in Cleveland, Ohio in 1925.

1161235 FRANK P. KENYON, B 8 Feb 1868; D ----.

1161236 IRA N. KENYON, B 28 Feb 1870; D ----.

116123A ZINA KENYON, B 27 Feb 1873; D 19 July 1873.

1161237 SHERIDAN W. KENYON, B 29 Jan 1875; D after 1924.

He lived in Cleveland, Ohio in 1924

1162111 LEWIS KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Angeline Kenyon (1122271A).

CHILDREN:

116211A JOSEPHINE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

116211B ADALINE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1162112 WALTER KENYON, B 6 Oct 1850; D 22 Jun 1891.

1162113 CHARLES KENYON, B 1858; D 1915.

1164121 EARL ARTHUR KENYON, B 12 Feb 1891 in Bogue, Kansas; D 16 Apr 1953; M 8 Jan 1910, Blanch Kellog.

1164122 FLOYD ANDREW KENYON, B 3 June 1892 in Bogue, Kansas; D 28 July 1945; M 7 Mar 1910, Ella Vielguth.

116412A MILDRED MAY KENYON, B 16 Nov 1893 in Bogue, Kansas; D ----; M 30 Jan 1922, Raymond Ramey.

116412B LEONA EVA KENYON, B 22 Apr 1896 in Bogue, Kansas; D 21 Sept 1966; M 25 Dec 1916, Leland Clark Cary.

116412C HENRIETTA LAVERGNE KENYON, B 29 Dec 1897 in Bogue, Kansas; D 27 Sept 1925; M 21 May 1921, Newton Holcomb.

1164123 ROBERT LEVI KENYON, B Oct 1899 in Bogue, Kansas; D Dec 1899.

1162131 DAVID KENYON, B ----; D ----.

116213A ANNIE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

116421A AMY KENYON, B ----; D ----; M William Holland.

116511A ELLA KENYON, B ----; D 4 July 1888; M ---- Sesson.

CHILDREN:

1165111 JAMES KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Thompson.

1165112 OSCAR KENYON, B ----; D ----; M ---- Burdick.

1165113 CHARLES KENYON, B ----; D after 1905; Unmarried.

116513A HATTIE TAYLOR KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1165131 Son KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1165411 FRED A. KENYON, B 22 June 1872; D ----; M ----.

1166111 WHITMAN GREENE KENYON, B 2 June 1857; D 27 Oct 1867.

116621A ELLA R. KENYON, B ----; D ----; M 31 Dec 1886, William Milton, son of Stephen and Cynthia (Knight) Sherman, B 24 Mar 1858; D ----.

1166211 ELWIN JOHN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M 17 July 1887, Alice, daughter of David C. and Amelia P. (Green) Dunkley, B 20 Sept 1886; D 13 Nov 1897.

1166212 FRANK WHITMAN KENYON, B 1866; D 1925; M 29 Nov 1899, Susan, daughter of James and Elizabeth Lovering, B 3 Feb 1872; D ----.

He is buried in the Wood River cemetery in Richmond, Rhode Island.

1166213 FRED LIVERN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M 1 Jan 1895, Martha Florence.

1166221 JOHN BERTRAM KENYON, B 20 Jan 1871; D ----.

1166411 MARION KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1211111 JOHN KENYON, B 3 May 1832; D 13 Feb 1898 in Middleport, New York; M 22 Mar 1859, Edith Sheldon; B 19 June 1833; D 28 Sept 1925.

CHILDREN:

They are buried in Steele's Cemetery, Hartland Corners, New York.

1211112 ALBERT KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1211113 CHARLES KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1211114 GEORGE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

121111A Daughter KENYON, B ----; D Young.

121113A ISABEL JANE KENYON, B 16 June 1836; D 6 Oct 1909; M Alexander Daniels of Oxford, New York; B 13 Apr 1785; D 2 Mar 1870.

1211131 SMITH WILLIAMS KENYON, B 27 Jan 1839; D 6/7 Aug 1919; M 29 Oct 1879, Julia Polly Shevalier of McDonough, New York; D 26 Oct 1857 in Willet, New York; D 23 Nov 1925.

CHILDREN:

He remained on his father's farm.

121113B SARAH ALCINDA KENYON, B 1/11 Sept 1840; D ----; M1st Augustus Aldrich, B 21 July 1827; D 6 Jan 1892; M2nd Fred Scott of Norwich, New York.

CHILDREN: 1st Husband: Augustus Aldrich

1211132 BENJAMIN KENYON, B 2 may 1842 in McDonough, New York; D 12 Apr 1911; M 15 Mar 1870, Ellen, daughter of William Smith.

CHILDREN:

He was a physician in Cincinnatus, New York.

121113C MARY MATHILDA KENYON, B 15 Aug 1843; D 29 July 1934; M Milton A. Pike; B ----; D 12 Feb 1895.

CHILDREN:

He was a wagon maker. The dates for Mary Kenyon were taken from a bible record.

121113D ALICE KENYON, B 12 Aug 1852; D 18 Feb 1928; M1st 15 Mar 1877, James H., son of Henry and Ruth (Crandall) White; M2nd 21 Feb 1895, Samuel A. Ives of Guilford, New York.

CHILDREN: 1st Husband: James White

1211211 ALEXANDER WICKES KENYON, B 24 Sept 1843 in McDonough, New York; D ----; M ----.

CHILDREN:

He was a merchant of Union City, Michigan. Both of his children died young.

121121A FRANCIS B. KENYON, B 22 Jan 1846/7; D ----; M Cyrus French of Brooklyn, Michigan.

CHILDREN:

1211212 MERRITT KENYON, B 6 June 1850 in Onondaga, New York; D ----; M 1871 Fanny Crandall.

CHILDREN:

1211221 OLIVER KENYON, B 184?; D ----.

He was a farmer and hotel keeper.

121122A HARRIET KENYON, B 2 years after Oliver (1211221); D ----; M Sherman Rhodes of Chenaning, Michigan.

CHILDREN:

121122B CARRIE KENYON, B 6 years after Harriet (121122A); D ----; M Frank Peacock of Corunna, Michigan.

CHILDREN:

121122C MARY KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1211231 WILLIAM KENYON, B ----; D in infancy.

121123A MARIE EUGENIE KENYON, B 27 Jan 1839; D 16 June 1857.

1211232 JOHN LESTER KENYON, B 26 Oct 1840 in New York; D Mar 1915 in Elkhart, Indiana; M 14 Mar 1866, Sarah E., daughter of Samuel and Sylvia Bachman, B 16 May 1844 in New York; D 11 Nov 1929 in Elkhart, Indiana.

CHILDREN:

John was a school teacher for 14 years in New York State and in Elkhart, Indiana. he was also a farmer in Convis, Michigan until he was 40.

After 1880, he entered the insurance business in Marshall, Bay City, and Elkhart. Finally he joined his son Lester (1211232) in business.

Sarah's father, Samuel Backman, was a farmer in Fayette, New York.

1211233 WILLIAM AMBROSE KENYON, B 21 Nov 1843; D 20 Aug 1845.

1211234 WILLIAM ALEXANDER KENYON, B 26 jan 1848 in Candia, Michigan; D ----; M 4 Sept 1878, Mary Nettie, daughter of David and Polly (Alton) Merwin.

CHILDREN:

William was a farmer in Assyria, Michigan where he was living in 1905. His old family bible has the records of a number of relatives.

121123B EMMA JANE KENYON, B 6 Feb 1853; D 12 July 1857.

121123C CAROLINE SOPHIA KENYON, B 5 Dec 1855; D 23 Dec 1924 in Convis, Michigan; M 18 Feb 1879, John, son of John and Hannah Way.

CHILDREN:

1211235 HENRY EUGENE KENYON, B 16 Feb 1858 in Convis, Michigan; D 20 Jan 1924 in Empire, Colorado; M 14 Mar 1878, Lucy J., daughter of William and Betsey Butler, B 14 Mar 1857 in Bellevue, Michigan; D ----.

CHILDREN:

Henry attended the Olivet College Preparatory School and the Hahnemann Medical College, both in Chicago, Illinois. Graduating in medicine in 1890, he practiced in villages near Elkhart, Indiana for about ten years. Then he and his brother-in-law John Way took up a government land grant at St. Edwards, about 15 miles from Fullerton, Nebraska. In 1902, Henry left farming and went into business with his son Frank (12112351) who was a Fullerton druggist.

1211311 CHARLES EPHRAIM KENYON, B 9 Jan 1831; D 28 Jan 1916; M 7 Nov 1864, Lydia Ann Ridgeley; B 14 Feb 1846 in Monmouth, Illinois; D ----.

CHILDREN:

Charles remained with his father until after he was 25. Then for about 15 years his home was in Bunker Hill, Illinois where his three oldest children were born. Afterwards they lived in St. Louis, Missouri. His occupation was that of a drayman, at first in connection with his brother-in-law's auction house.

1211312 CLARK SMITH KENYON, B 20 Apr 1833; D 3 Mar 1862.

121131A BETSY MARIA KENYON, B 8 or 28 Sept 1838; D 8 Oct 1841.

121131B SARAH KENYON, B 31 May 1840; D 10 May 1910; M 31 Dec 1857/8, Marshall A. Sewell of Bunker Hill, Illinois.

CHILDREN:

Their home was in Bunker Hill, Illinois. Marshall's business was in St. Louis for a while, where he had an auction house. He bought and sold the stocks left over by firms that had failed. Later, for 17 years, he dealt in real estate. After he died, Sarah remained with or near her children for about 36 years longer, until her death.

1211313 ALLEN KENYON, B 16 July 1841; D 5 Dec 1916; M 7 May 1884, Emma Amanda Ray (12112BC), B 4 Aug 1855; D 30 Dec 1927.

He lived on his father's farm in Onondaga, New York. He went to St. Louis, but when he was about 35 he came back to care for his father and work the farm. When his father died he inherited the farm. When allen died, Emma sold the farm and lived in Syracuse and Onondaga Hill with her sister Frankie (12112BB) at whose home she died. They had no children.

1211314 EBEN KENYON, B 5 Apr 1843; D 4 Feb 1932; M 4 May 1870/1, Anna P., daughter of John and Bridget (Feeney) Hopkin, B 8 Oct 1848; D ----.

CHILDREN:

Eben was a carpenter in Fairmount, New York. For a time he was a member of the National Guard. One day while cleaning his gun, he lost one eye when powder exploded.

His wife Anna was a school teacher at Red point School in Onondaga. Her brother Frank was a Syracuse attorney and a School Commissioner. When he died about 1935, he left legacies of one and two thousand dollars to four of his sister's descendants.

For a time after their marriage, Eben and Anna lived just east of Loomis Hill, on the north side of the road. Afterwards their home was in Fairmount, New York.

121131C BETSY MARIA KENYON, B 27 Aug 1844; D ----in Grass Lake, Michigan; M 28 Feb 1864/6, Edward B. Slocum, B 11 Jan 1838; D 4 Mar 1913.

CHILDREN:

Betsy was a larger woman than her sisters. Edward Slocum had taught school before their marriage for about 12 year in Onondaga, New York. He played the violin. After their marriage they lived on a farm in Grass Lake, Michigan where the children were born and grew up. Carrie was living in 1938.

121131D LUCY JANE KENYON, B 5 Nov 1845 in Onondaga, New York; D 1917 in Hoosic Falls, New York; M 7 June 1868, Norman N., son of Daniel and Meribah (Ryan) Gray, B 1 Jan 1839; D 23 Oct 1908.

CHILDREN:

They lived in Hoosic Falls, New York.

121131E MARY THANKFUL KENYON, B 18 Apr 1849; D 9 Sept 1909; M 8 Apr 1877, Derick Lansing, son of Dioclesian and Sarah (Wheeler) Alvord, B 1 Dec 1826; D 13 July 1894.

CHILDREN:

They first lived together at Onondaga Hill, then on Court St., Salina, where Lansing owned a farm. The house is of brick and next to the German Cemetery. For many of the latter years of her life, Mary was bedridden with rheumatism. She was Lansing's second wife. By his first wife he had Fred Alvord Lansing who was still living in Syracuse in 1940.

121131F ANNA J. KENYON, B 2 Oct 1851; D 8 Jan 1898; M 13 Oct 1875, Clarence J. Chase, B 15 July 1856 in Easton, New York.

CHILDREN:

At first they lived in Easton, but some time before 1880 they moved to Albany, where he was in the office of the John Hancock Life Insurance Company. In Chicago where the company sent him about 1880, he was office manager.

1211315 SHURBEN HIRAM KENYON, B 1 Jan 1857; D ----; M 4 July 1876, Ella M., daughter of Joseph and Martha Rood, B 24 June 1859 at Onondaga Valley, New York.

CHILDREN:

Shurben had an ability to do and enjoy many kinds of work. He also like very much to trade - horses, wagons, watches, anything. At different times he was a farmer, milkman, horse-car driver, meat marker owner, operator, and finally until he was past 80 years old, a night watchman at Chappell's Department Store in Syracuse, New York.

They lived for a while on Court Street in Syracuse, near his brother-in-law Derick Lansing Alvord (Husband of 1121131E). During the later half of his life, they lived at the Rood homestead, at 145 Seneca Street in Onondaga Valley. After his wife's death, Shurben's eldest daughter, Eva and her family, lived with him.

1211431 ELMER HENRY KENYON, B 9 Feb 1844 at Onondaga, New York; D 16 Nov 1919 in Detroit, Michigan; M 28 Dec 1870, Lygustia (Emery), daughter of Amos and Sarah (Austin) Fanning, B 12 Aug 1845 at Philadelphia, New York; D 1212 Feb 1929 at Albion, Michigan.

CHILDREN:

Elmer, moved from Onondaga with his father in 1861 and was with him for three or four years in Jonesville and Albion and in the winter of 1867-8. He help his father with hotel work in Burr Oak, Illinois. He also lived in Dixon, Hillsboro and other places. Besides farming and hotel-keeping, he learned the trade of stone-cutting. He made and sold gravestones and monuments. The cutting was done by hand, and the dust was blown away by mouth.

In 1870, having married, he opened a marble shop in Quincy. He later added the handling of seed, coal and cement. He was in the seed business for 40 years. Several times he was elected the village trustee. he was an exemplary business man, upright, faithful and trusted by everyone.

For his daughter Pearl and her family, he built a three-story house in Albion, Michigan. In St. Petersburg, Florida, he built a cottage and set out 50 fruit trees, for his daughter Vivian. She also had the Quincy homestead.

After Elmer's death in his 76th year, his widow Lygustia lived with her daughter Pearl in Albion until her death. Her father, Amos Fanning, was a well-to-do stone mason in Philadelphia, New York. He died a few months after the birth of Lygustia. Later his widow Sarah married a Mr. Emery. Her early girlhood had been in Canada, and later she lived near Rochester, New York.

1211432 FRANCES SAMUEL KENYON, B 25 Aug 1846; D ----; M 6 June 1868, Maggie A., daughter of Remington H. and Rhoda (Chapman) Whitney, of Burr Oak, Illinois, B 11 Feb 1850; D May 1928.

CHILDREN:

Francis lived on a farm in the south-eastern part of Quincy. it was a part of the land bought by his father. "Frank" was large and strong and unusually active. He was bald, with blue eyes. His disposition was kind, generous and jovial. His widow, Maggie, died at the home of their son Ernest in Elkhart, Indiana, four years after the oldest son Herbert had passed away.

1211433 ISRAEL HARRISON KENYON, B 1 Nov 1849; D 17? Dec 1930; M 27 Jan 1875, Lydia, daughter of Cornelius and Sarah (Blodgett) Denham, B 15 Oct 1849; D 4 Feb 1902.

CHILDREN:

He owned a farm on the Chicago Turnpike about 2.5 miles east of Quincy Village and 40 rods east of a school house. He was six feet tall and weighted 200 pounds.

Lydia's mother died in 1900. Her father was then about 82 and was still working on his 325 acres of land. Lydia was born in Gorham, Ontario County, New York. Before her marriage to Israel, she attended Hillsdale College in Michigan. She was a teacher.

1211434 JUDSON LOUIS KENYON, B 7 Nov 1852; D 15 Apr 1942; M1st 21 Oct 1875, Jennie Adelle, daughter of John C. and Lucy (Camp) Perrin of Quincy, Michigan, B 27 June 1867; D 7 Feb 1901; M2nd 1 Mar 1906, Eva J. Houghton, daughter of Thomas H. and Minerva (VanDyke) Keagle.

CHILDREN: 2nd Wife: Eva Keagle

Judson lived with his parents until he was 28, then went on his own farm, which was on the same road as his brother Frank's, and nearby. Judson, like his brothers, was a large strong man, weighing about 200 pounds, a successful farmer and business man, and possessed a genial optimistic temperament. After retiring from farming, he and his wife lived in Quincy Village, Michigan.

The mother of his wife was born in Perry, New York on 13 May 1838. Her father was born on 3 Feb 1836 in Plymouth, England.

At the time of his death, Judson and his wife were living on South Main Street in Quincy, Michigan, where they had been for 31 years. His daughter was in St. Petersburg, Florida and their son Carrolton was in Coldwater, Michigan. Harold had already died. He was buried in the Lakeview Cemetery.

121143A CARRIE KENYON, B 2 Apr 1860 in Onondaga, New York; D 30 Jan 1945 in Coldwater, Michigan; M 16 Oct 1883, Fred L., son of Harvey and Abigail (Twiss) Drury, B 21 Feb 1858; D ----.

Carrie and her husband made their home in Coldwater, Michigan. After their marriage, they kept a meat market there. Then for many years they moved from city to city, Indianapolis, Toledo, Baltimore, New York, Coldwater, etc... He had become successively, a traveling inspector, salesman, and manager for several of the nation's largest meat firms, including Swift & Co., and Armour and Co. One winter was spent in St. Petersburg, and eleven winters on the west coast.

From 1910 until the first world war, Detroit was their home, where they bought and sold real estate. Finally, returning to Coldwater, Michigan, they built a permanent home. In a number of capacities, his wife had been his most efficient advisor and assistant.

His father was born on 14 Oct 1818 and was a farmer and stockman in Reading, Michigan. His mother was born on 11 June 1819 and died 11 March 1900.

121144A MELISSSA JANE KENYON, B 12 Dec 1843; D 28 Jan 1919; M 1 Nov 1860, William Alonson, son of James and Eliza (Case) Moore, B 2 Dec 1835; D 8 Mar 1892.

CHILDREN:

Melissa possessed a confident womanly strength, with a calm and winning personality. She was not but four years old when her father died, and only ten when her 7 year old brother died. Her marriage to William Moore was six weeks before she was seventeen. Shortly after her twentieth birthday, her mother and sister both died.

Fortunately for the lessening of her grief, she already had a two year old daughter which demanded her attention, and in a few months, her second child was born. The following thirty years proved to be most happy and properous for all of them.

"Jane" was a woman of strong character and devoted to her home and church.

William was born at Onondaga Hill, New York. he was a farmer, tailor and Merchant.

One winter after his marriage, about 1867, he was a school teacher at the nearby Red Point. Among his pupils were his daughter, Helen Moore, and his wife's cousins, Cora and Oscar Kenyon, all about six or seven years old. The fact that their teacher was sometimes absorbed in helping the oldest pupils solve long problems in mathematics was perfectly acceptable to the youngsters, who did not need help in enjoying freedom.

A year or two later, William Moore bought the farm just east of the county "Poor House". Besides doing farm work, he made suits of clothing for men. After a dozen or so years, he sold the farm to the county, and took his family to Syracuse and then on to Wateville just south of Utica, New York. Here a merchant tailoring and clothing business was carried on. After William's death at age 57, jane Moore with her two younger daughters can to live in Syracuse. She was a widow for 27 years before she died at the age of 76, in Spokane, Washington at the home of her youngest daughter, Jennie Moore Watson.

William A. Moore was a large and dignified looking man, somewhat reserved, kind, active mentally and generous. He was public spirited being specially interested in church and school activities.

William Moore's parents were James B. and Eliza (Case) Moore who married on 1 Oct 1821 in Salina, New York. Eliza Case was born on 24 Jan 1800 in Canton, Connecticut. For a while before the marriage, she taught school. James Moore came from the Parish of Burton, Pembrokeshire, Wales, Great Britain, where his birth occurred on 3 July 1792. He immigrated to American in 1819.

121144B BETHIA ANNETTA KENYON, B 23 Apr 1845; d 7 Dec 1863.

She died young from an illness. Her mother also died from the same illness shortly after the death of Bethia.

1211441 FRANKLIN ISRAEL KENYON, B 13 Aug 1845; d 28 Sept 1853.

Franklin died at the age of 7.

121145A CORA IDELLA KENYON, B 28 Nov 1859 in Onondaga, New York; D ---- in Syracuse, New York; M 20 Dec 1883, Daniel Henry, son of Nathan Gowing, B 4 Oct 1844; D 8 Mar 1913.

CHILDREN:

Cora lived, for a short time after marrying Daniel Henry Gowing, in Poughkeepsie, New York, then, for many years after, in Syracuse, New York, in her mother's house on Spring Street. Later she lived in her own home at Danforth Street and the corner of Carbon. Next they were in Burnsville, West Virginia and then in Norfolk, Virginia. Finally they moved back to Syracuse, New York again on Danforth Street where Henry died at the age of 69.

D. Henry Gowing's earliest ancestor in the United States was Robert Gowing, who was born in Scotland in 1618 and about 1636, sailed from Edinburgh to Boston. He settled in Massachusetts. His wife, to whom he was married on 31 Oct 1644, was Elizabeth Brock, born in Stradbrook, England.

D. Henry Gowing was an able, energetic and successful business man. In Syracuse his chief business was the manufacture of rennet-extract (for cheese making) and the sale of diary supplies (D. H. Gowing Diary Supply Co.). At different times, he kept the accounts of the Porter Manufacturing Co. and the Moyer Carriage Factory.

In the south, he had a large veneer-mill, first at Burnsville, West Virginia, then at Portsmouth, Virginia. The firm name was the D. H. Gowing Veneer Company.

Gowing was a most generous and public spirited citizen. he was an active member of the Syracuse First Ward Presbyterian Church. His first wife was Frances French (Alvord) Gowing, by whom he had two daughters, Helen Lousie Gowing, born on 19 Oct 1877 and died on 12 July 1912. His second daughter was Sarah French Gowing born on 19 July 1881.

Helen Gowing graduated from Syracuse University, her major was in history. For a number of years she taught that subject in the Cittenango, Rome, and Syracuse High Schools. She died after an operation.

Sarah Gowing married on 5 May 1904 in Syracuse, New York to George B. Broad, M.D. he was born on 3 Dec 1871 and was the son of William Lawrence Broad.

Cora Kenyon was always socially active. Since the death of her husband, her summers have been passed at her cottage on Star Lake in the Adirondacks, and her winters mostly in Syracuse.

1211451 OSCAR CURTIS KENYON, B 20 Jan 1861 at Onondaga Hill, New York; D 26 May 1948 at Memorial Hospital, Syracuse, New York; M 30 June 1892, Fannie Asenath, daughter of Obadiah Pellet and Frances Denison (Gallup) Howell, B 15 Dec 1872 in Port Jervis, New York; D 15 Aug 1948 in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

CHILDREN:

Oscar and his wife Fannie lived for 21 years after their marriage at 716 Lancaster Ave., Syracuse, where their children were born. In 1913 they built a house at 2515 East Genesee Street and lived there till they died.

Fannie graduated from the Port Jervis Academy, and attended Vassar College for a year. She has been active and popular socially. She was President of the Wednesday and Roman Rambler Clubs of Syracuse, and Leader of a Circle in the Park Central Presbyterian Church. She always carried on a large correspondence with relatives and friends and collected large amounts of information relating to her children's heritage.

Oscar graduated from the Syracuse High School and Syracuse University with a B.A., M.A., D.K.E. He attended summer schools at Harvard and Cornell University for three years. He travelled on summer in Europe. For two years after graduating from college he was a clerk in Syracuse at the Durston Book Store. He was later the Principal of the Painted Post Academy in New York for two years. Then he became the Principals of the Port Jervis Academy for six months, Prescott Grammer School in Syracuse for one year, a teacher of Physics from 1888 until 1923 and at the same time, Head of the Science Department of the Syracuse Central High School. He was also President of the New York Science Teachers' Association for one year.

After retiring in 1923, from teaching due to nervous headaches, gave the remainder of his life, chiefly, to writing an account of the lives of his ancestors, relatives and friends. Without his diligent works, the accounts of this branch of the Kenyon family would be very bare.

Oscar Kenyon died from a fall in his home. He suffered injuries to his right leg and shock when he fell down the cellar stairs. he had previously suffered two or more shocks during the preceding one and a half years. He was later buried in the Oakwood Cemetery in Syracuse, New York.

Oscar was one of the co-founders of the Syracuse Boy's Club.

Frances, following his death, planning to sell their home in Syracuse, moved to live with her daughter Frances in Allentown, Pennsylvania. While writing a letter to a friend about her husband, received a cerebral shock. She was taken to the hospital and slowly became paralyzed. She was soon unable to speak and remained conscious long enough to recognize her children who had assembled. She died only ten days later. The funeral was in Syracuse and she was interned in the Oakwook Cemetery.

Oscar was about 5 1/2 feet tall, wore spectacles, and for most of his teaching life, and a mustache. He instilled the value of work and self-control in his children. During his later years he gradually became blind and deaf. Realizing this trend towards blindness, he practiced writing in the dark so that he could, with pains, transcribe letters that he could not see. He had no use physicians and said that they did not know their business thoroughly and could not know him as he did himself. Without their assistance, he recovered from broken ribs and live a period with high blood pressure and blindness.

1211452 ORSON GEORGE KENYON, B 10 May 1863; D 29 Oct 1931; M 14 Oct 1886, Ella Elizabeth, daughter of Nathan and Mary (Sturr) Conard, B 27 Nov 1864; D 26 June 1924.

CHILDREN:

He was born in Onondaga and moved with his mother and maternal grandfather, Leonard Caten, and his brothers and sister to Syracuse, New York. He attended the High School there and learned the machinist trade at the Porter Manufacturing Company on N. Salida St.

Soon after he was 21, he went to Dayton, Ohio, where his mother's brother, Lawton Caten, had a coal business.

In 1885 he bought an interest in the machine shop and business of C. W. Raymond & Co., makers of tools and supplies for the construction industry. In 1891, he was traveling for the firm. Three years later he was with a manufacturing company in New London, Ohio. Some time before 1902, he moved to Geneva, Ohio. He became the superintendent of the Geneva Metal Wheel Company. Later he was both Superintendent and Secretary of the company, and also clerk of the Geneva Public Water Works Department.

Later in 1914, his health being poor, he sold out his interest in Geneva, and bought a 660 acre farm in Scott Township, Cortland County, New York. A year or two later, life on the farm was not suiting him and he traded it for property in Watertown, New York. There during the first World War, he was a foreman in a factory making was materials.

Finally, he became a tool-maker for the Chandler Motor Car Company of Cleveland, Ohio. His three children also lived near Cleveland, Ohio.

After Ella C. Kenyon died, George Kenyon lived with his older daughter in Cleveland and died there.

1211453 DR. ELMER LAWTON KENYON, B 15 Mar 1865; D 2 Feb 1945; M 9 Nov 1916, Friede Heyde, B in Chemitz, Germany; D 6 Jan 1944. No Children.

Elmer lived in Chicago, Illinois after 1891. He was listed in the "Who's Who in Chicago for 1931" as follows:

University Club. Author of section on disorders of speech in Abt.'s Pediatrics, 1925.

Dr. Kenyon lectured at many meetings of the society's in many American cities. His President7s address delivered in New York City on 30 Dec, 1929, was,on the subject: "Peripheral Physical Inhibitions of Voice Production, An Essential Phenomenon and an Important General Factor of Stammering."

Friede Augusta Heyde Kenyon's maternal grandfather, ---- Hillscher, was the inventor of an important knitting machine, and had a large factory for its manufacture in Chemitz, Saxony, Germany. He was succeeded by a son, Gottfried Friedrick Hillscher, who died in 1915. His worth was placed at $15 million dollars and was followed in business by his sons. Friede's mother was Augusta Hillscher Heyde. Friede was born in Chemitz. Coming to Chicago, before her marriage, she became Head of the Art Department of Marshall Field & Co.

1212631 HARLAN SLOCUM KENYON, B 3 May 1862; D 21 July 1920; M ---- Yout.

CHILDREN:

He was a bookkeeper.

121263A GERTRUDE BRYAN KENYON, B 13 Nov 1867; D 3 Dec 1913; Unmarried.

1212362 CHESTER LEWIS KENYON, B 13 Nov 1871; D 8 June 1937; Unmarried.

From 1928 to 1931, he was the mayor of Valley Falls, New York. He was a member of the Schaghticoke Woollen Company, and was also in the paper-making business. He was very interested in family history, and his home in Valley Falls contained many heirlooms.

1232211 WILLIAM SCHEUNNEMAN KENYON, B 8 Jan 1851; D 11 July 1884; M Anna Van Vechten.

1232212 JOHN RUDOLPH KENYON, B 5 Dec 1863; D 17 Apr 1930; Unmarried.

1236111 DAVID PALMER KENYON, B 18 Oct 1856; D 16 June 1926; M Apr 1884, at Adairville, Barton County, Georgia, Rosalie T. Martin.

CHILDREN:

He was a civil engineer and went south in construction work. His wife was born in Green County, Tennessee, on a farm 15 miles from Greenville, the home of Andrew Jackson. Her parents had only recently moved there from Virginia. Her father owned the hotel in Greenville as well as the large estate known as the "Guthrie Place". When she was a small child her parents moved to George and bought a plantation of 1,000 acres five miles north of Carterville, Barton County, Georgia. David P. Kenyon (1236111) is buried in the Forest Hill Cemetery, Chattanooga, Tennessee.

123611A SARAH ELIZABETH KENYON, B 1 Nov 1850; D 28 Sept 1927; M 19 Apr 1884, John Ulrich.

1236112 WILLIAM HENRY KENYON, B 14 Aug 1862; D 1910; M 10 July 1882, Rachel Carr.

123611B MARY CRANE KENYON, B 21 May 1867; D 2 July 1867.

1236121 EDWARD BOWNE KENYON, B 15 Feb 1872; D 3 Aug 1894.

123613A MINNIE MATHILDA KENYON, B 24 Mar 1865; D ----; M 15 Sept 1887, Henry H. Vanderveer.

123613B ANGELINE DALES KENYON, B 16 Nov 1867; D ----; Unmarried.

1236131 CHARLES CARHART KENYON, B 9 Aug 1861; D ----; M Bessie Stiger.

123614A MARY CRANE KENYON, B 27 Aug 1870; D after 1934; M 17 Apr 1890, Moses D. Wheeler, son of Samuel H. and Elizabeth (Bostwick) Thurston; B 29 July 1867 in New York City; D 26 June 1908.

CHILDREN:

123614AA Dorothy G. Pembrook Thurston, b 19 Apr 1892 in Melbourne, FL; d ----; m 28 Nov 1914 at Trinity Church in St. Augustine, FL, be Rev. L. Fitz-James Hindry to Jackson Chadwick, son of John H. and Bessie C. (Chadwick) Minge. She was baptized in the Holy Trinity Church in Melbourne, FL by Rev. Dr. DuBose. She graduated from Knickerbocker Hospital, New York City as an R.N. in the class of 1913/14;

CHILDREN:

She was born in Raritan, New Jersey and resided in New York City in 1934. She spent her early years in Toronto, Canada where her father was in business. From 1905 until 1915 she was the editor of a department of the `Newark Evening News' known as "Jersey Genealogy", which was nationally known and recognized as an authority on the families of the section dealt with. This department of the paper was started by her husband a few years prior to the time she took it over due to his other business activities. When it was suspended in 1918 due to wartime restrictions, she enlisted as a yeoman in the U.S. Navy and served in the censorship and tracing department. in New York city until the armistice.

She was a member and active in many historical and genealogical societies. A very fitting and much deserved tribute is paid to her on pages 579 and 580 of Monnette's `First Settlers of ye Plantations of Piscataway and Woodbridge, Old East New Jersey, 1664-1714, Part Four.'

Her husband was born in New York City and died there. He was educated at Swathmore College in Philadelphia, PA. He was a civil engineer and was connected with the construction of Flagler Line, now the Florida East Coast Railroad. He went to Melbourne, Florida in 1891. He and his parents bought and operated a pineapple plantation across the Indian River. While in the advertising business with an office at Broadway and 32nd st. in New York City, he began in June of 1901 to edit the `Jersey Genealogy' that later was carried on by his wife. He was an active member of the historical and genealogical societies and clubs in New York City. His parents had their summer home at East Long branch, New Jersey. He is buried in the Thurston Plot, Glendale Cemetery, West Long Branch, New Jersey.

123614B ELIZABETH E. KENYON, B 16 June 1873; D ----; M John Gardner Holmes.

123614C CARA JOHNSON KENYON, B 8 Nov 1876; D 13 Apr 1910; Unmarried.

1236141 HARRY H. KENYON, B 26 Nov 1877; D ----; M 15 Oct 1902, Sarah Elizabeth Walks.

1236142 DAVID PALMER PEMBROKE KENYON, B ----; D Infancy.

1236211 Dr. WALTER KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1236212 FREDERICK KENYON, B ----; D ----.

123621A ---- KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Dr. Alfred A. Burdick.

123621B ALICE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

132212A SUSAN GARDNER KENYON, B 18 Nov 1845, Richmond, RI; D 5 Apr 1876; M 31 Dec 1872,Charlestown, RI, Harry Danah.

132212B SARAH ELIZABETH KENYON, B17 Aug 1847, Richmond, RI; D 28 May 1900, Hokinton, RI; M 18 Feb 1880, William Potter Church.

1322121 Child KENYON, B 4 Aug 1857; D Infant.

132221B ANNA T. A. KENYON, B12 Oct 1862, Richmond, RI; D1863

1322213 GEORGE R. KENYON, B 1865, Charlestown, RI; D 1899; M Etta L. Blanchard, 29 Jun 1886, Richmond, RI

1322221 EARLE BECKWITH KENYON, B 23 Apr 1846, Groton, CT; D 30 Apr 1911; M 26 Jan 1871, Julia Emma Burrows

1322222 ADAMISAM KENYON, B 1849, CT; D1950, Groton, CT

132222A MARY E. KENYON, B Feb 1866; D 3 Oct 1866, Southington, CT

1322223 FREDERICK R. KENYON, B 17 Mar 1871; D 15 Apr 1912, on Titanic; M Marion.

1322224 JERRY KENYON, B----; D----.

1322251 WILLIAM EDWARD KENYON, B 31 May 1857, Waterford, CT; D 1 Apr 1926, Waterford, CT; M 18 Feb 1880, South Kingstown, RI, Phebe Patience Kenyon (132212C).

CHILDREN:

132225A LUCY ADDY KENYON, B 22 May 1855; D 1 Nov 1875; M 25 Dec 1874,Waterford, CT, Dwight M. Hull.

1322252 JEREMIAH JUDSON KENYON, B 23 Mar 1859, CT; D 23 May 1859, CT.

132225B ANNIE FRANCES KENYON, B 6 Nov 1864, CT; D 19 Dec 1873, CT.

1322253 GEORGE BENHAM KENYON, B 19 Jun 1867, CT; D 3 Jun 1914; M Louise Angel.

1322254 LOUIS CLARK KENYON, B 3 Feb 1870, Groton, CT; D 1 Dec 1947, New London, CT; M1st. Louise Angel; M2nd Jennie A, Harris

CHILDREN:

1322255 FRANK HULL KENYON, B 3 Nov 1875, CT; D 2 May 1937; M 28 Nov 1901, Jennie K. Saxton.

1322256 HUGH ELIJAH KENYON, B 5 Jun 1877, CT; D 28 Dec 1926; M 3 Sep 1900, Dette Beebe.

1351411 CLARENCE ALVARO KENYON, B 9 May 1857; D 26 Nov 1926; M 10 Sept 1884, Mary J. Hunt, B ----; D 16 May 1926.

They had no children. He was born in Yorkville, Michigan. When he was about two years old, his parents moved to Lincoln, Illinois where he grew to maturity. In 1875 he entered the Illinois College at Jacksonville, Illinois, where he continued his studies until 1878, when he entered the University of Michigan. He was graduated from the latter with a bachelor of law in 1880. After being admitted to the bar in Missouri, he started a law practice in Kansas City that same year. In 1891 he moved to Indianapolis, Indiana and became engaged in a street paving business. He was active in this work until 1907, when he disposed of his stock in the Hoosier Construction Company, of which he was president. He was closely affiliated in this work with his brother, Frank Howard, who bought his interest in the paving business. At one time he was president of the Indiana Good Roads Association and made speeches for that cause. In 1914 he moved to Washington, D.C., where he lived more or less in retirement until his death. Both he and his wife died in Washington, D.C.

1351412 RUSSELL PARIS KENYON, B 17 Aug 1859; D ----; M Laura Rutledge.

1351413 FRANK HOWARD KENYON, B 23 Aug 1861; D 3 Mar 1914; M 6 Jan 1896, Fannie Reid of Indianapolis, Indiana.

CHILDREN:

He was born in Lincoln, Illinois. The Kenyon home was not far from the place where Abraham Lincoln lived at one time. He spent some time in his early years in the Dakotas and then moved to California where he became interested in irrigation and drainage work. He later moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where he joined his brother, Clarence, in public construction work. The two brothers then moved to Indianapolis, where Frank bought out his brother's interest in their construction activities. He was injured in a street car accident and died after a lingering illness of several years.

1351414 EDWARD KENYON, B 18 Sept 1863; D ----; M 7 Jan 1865.

135141A MINNA M. KENYON, B 24 Oct 1866; D ---; M 14 Oct 1891, Arthur J. McDonald.

135141B ZELLA L. KENYON, B 19 Mar 1868; d ----; m 29 Aug 1887, Melville W. Mix.

CHILDREN:

1351415 THOMAS W. KENYON, B 22 Jan 1873; D ----; M1st Mabel Shaner; M2nd Grace McDonald.

1351416 BERTRAM C. KENYON, B 8 Nov 1875; d ----; m 28 Dec 1904, Blanche Bechtel.

CHILDREN:

He was graduated from Wentworth Military Academy in 1895, at which school he was awarded a gold metal for individual competitive drilling with U. S. Army rifle. He was employed with the Dodge Manufacturing Company of Mishawaka, Indiana for 26 years and became their chief estimator. He patented a number of mechanical inventions.

135141C MARY PHILLIS KENYON, B 15 Feb 1878; D ----; M 16 May 1900, Paul Stanage, son of Elias and Sarah (Stanage) Fuson.

CHILDREN:

135141CA Mary Louise Fuson, b 24 Sept 1900, Lincoln, Ill.; d 27 Jan 1904, Lincoln, Ill.
135141C2 Thomas Kenyon Fuson, 17 Feb 1905, Lincoln, Ill.; d ----.
135141C3 James Stanage Fuson, 15 June 1908, Mishawaka, Ind.; d ----; m 21 Apr 1928, Stella, dau of Charles and Julia McKay, in South Bend, Ind.

CHILDREN:

135141C4 Clarence Robert Allen Kenyon Fuson, b 4 Feb 1911, Mishawaka, Ind.; d ----.
135141CB Sarajane Fuson, b 1 Feb 1914, Mishawaka, Ind.; d ----.
135141C5 Donald Bruce Fuson, b 6 Oct 1916, Mishawaka, Ind.; d ----.
135141CC Betty Ann Fuson, b 9 Feb 1918, Mishawaka, Ind.; d ----.
135141C6 Jack Fuson, b 8 June 1920, Mishawaka, Ind.; d ----.

She was born and married in Lincoln, Illinois. Her husband was a law clerk and was later connected with the Mishawaka Trust Company of Mishawaka, Indiana.

1351417 GEORGE BLAINE KENYON, B 30 Dec 1881; D ----; M1st Lorena Keller; M2nd 18 Aug 1929, Ruth Lucile Clark.

CHILDREN: 1st Wife: Lorena Keller

1358111 GERTRUDE LOUISE KENYON, B 1883; D 1936; M David Creighton Harnish; B 1885.

1358112 WILLIAM N. KENYON, B 1888; D 1965.

135811A BLANCHE KENYON, B 1889; D ----;

1358113 ARTHUR C. KENYON, B 1891; D ----.

135711B CAMILLA L. KENYON, B 1893; D ----; M ---- Ryder.

CHILDREN:

135811C GLADYS S. KENYON, B 1898; D ----; M Matthew Walsh.

CHILDREN:

135811C2 Francis Walsh, b ----; d ----; m Elaine ----.

CHILDREN:

135811C3 Gerald Walsh, b ----; d ----; m Ruth Dunn.

CHILDREN:

135811D NORMA HELENA KENYON, B 17 Feb 1905; D 24 Oct 1985; M 12 July 1923 in St. Peter's Church in Syracuse, New York, Louis, son of Giuseppantonio and Tomasina Francesca (Destefano) Palladino; B 8 July 1899.

CHILDREN:

135811DA1 Jerrold Alen Carrigan, b 28 Oct 1951; d ----; m 21 July 1979, Nancy Elizabeth ----.

CHILDREN:

135811D2 Norman Kenyon Palladino, b 11 July 1932; d ----; m 24 Aug 1957, Mary Tyrell, daughter of Thomas Pickering and Gladys Neale (Hilton) Pratt, b 11 Nov 1935.

CHILDREN:

She was born in Syracuse, New York. She was working at the `Nut Grove Butter Company' in the shipping department as a butter wrapper when she met Lou Palladino. She attended the William McKinley School for 1st - 8th grade.

Lou was inducted into the service on 25 May 1917 and trained at Camp McArthur in Oglethorpe, Georgia. he was the bugler of Battery C 80th Field Artillery 7th Division. On 22 July 1918 they went to Brest, France and later to Chamonix. He returned home on 12 June 1919 and was discharged from Camp Upton in New York on 27 June 1919. He retired from the United Technologies Carrier Corporation in 1965.

Their son Gerald died in an accident by falling off a ladder in the chimney of an abandoned greenhouse.

Norman graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1955. He was an All-weather interceptor pilot in the USAF. He was stationed at Tyndall AFB, Fla., Stewart AFB, N.Y., Webb AFB, Tx., Wright-Patt, Oh., and Edwards AFB, Ca. he had an M.A. degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Air Force Institute of Technology. He was the V.P. of Recreational Vehicle Resorts (Yogi Bear Jellystone Campgrounds). Administrator of GoodSam Parks and Camper Program. Program Manager of the Atlantic Research Corporation in Gainesville, Virginia.

1358114 HAROLD ADELBERT KENYON, B 11 Nov 1908; D 25 July 1989; M1st Irene A. Roosevelt, D 1939; M2nd 28 June 1941 in Big Moose, New York, Evelyn M., daughter of Thomas Frederick and Carrie Mabel (Henninger) Flaherty, B 1910.

CHILDREN: 1st Wife: Evelyn M. Flaherty

They lived in Syracuse, New York. He worked for the Syracuse School District, was a mason and enjoyed traveling. he is buried in the onondaga Valley Cemetery in Syracuse, New York.

1358711 HARRY KENYON, Jr., B ----; D ----.

1358721 Lt. ALBERT S. KENYON, Jr., B 1919; D ----.

135872A GWEN KENYON, B 1922; D ----.

1412111 VALLEJO KENYON, B 12 Aug 1856; D ----; M 23 Nov 1880, Addie, daughter of Andrew and Rose Anna (Hutchison) Borland, B 8 Sept 1861.

CHILDREN:

1421131 CHARLES PAYNE KENYON, B 26 Mar 1827; D 7 June 1883.

1421132 MOSES WARREN KENYON, B 28 Jan 1830; D 29 May 1904.

1421133 JOSEPH ADDISON KENYON, B 24 Aug 1832; D 1901.

1421134 WILLIAM ALLEN KENYON, B 29 Jan 1835; D 26 June 1896; M 21 June 1867, Anne Eliza Simmons, B 184?; D 1907.

CHILDREN:

He was born in Phoenixville, Pennsylvania and died at St. George, South Carolina. He was married in Charleston, South Carolina. He was a merchant. As his first cousin, General Cox, held a high position in the government just after the Civil War, it is probable that William first moved to South Carolina under federal appointment during that period.

142113A ELIZABETH KENYON, B 1837; D Oct 1845.

142113B SARAH ALLEN KENYON, B 1841; D 1853.

142113C MARY EMMA KENYON, B 9 Mar 1845; D ----; M ---- Woody.

1421511 REVEREND RALPH WOOD KENYON, B 1856; D 1933; M Elsie Chesborough, daughter of Aaron Henderson Rathbone.

CHILDREN:

He was born in Brooklyn, New York. In 1878 he graduated from Columbia College where he founded the Pythologian Society, the forerunner of the Columbia Glee Club. he prepared for the ministry at the Episcopalian Theological Seminary in Cambridge, Massachusetts. He graduated in 1881 with the degree of Bachelor of Sacred Theology. In the same year he received the degree of Master of Arts from Columbia, in 1899 an LL.B. from New York University and his Doctorate of Divinity from St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland. He held numerous pastorates. He founded the order of Daughters of the King of which he was Grand Chaplain for many years. He was professor of Apologetics and Christian Ethics at the Amity Theological School of New York, 1899-1904. He was a member of numerous historical and genealogical societies and made extensive searches in Kenyon records both in England and in America. He died at his home in Brooklyn, New York. His daughter was a well known writer and was listed in the "Who's Who in American, 1928-1929".

1421512 EDWIN DUNCAN KENYON, B 12 Dec 1874; D ----.

1612111 HERBERT KENYON, B ----; D Young.

1612112 SYDNEY KENYON, B ----; D Young.

161211A GRACE KENYON, B 18 Nov 1880; D 10 April 1965; M 9 May 1928, Fred Hughes.

There were no children.

161211B FLORENCE KENYON, B 3 Aug 1884; D 25 April 1934; Unmarried.

1612113 ELMER ELLSWORTH KENYON, B 27 Apr 1886; D 19 Jan 1934; M 2 Aug 1928, Imogene Heller.

CHILDREN:

He died very suddenly of double pneumonia at the age of 47 years.

161211C RUTH KENYON, B ----; D Young.

161211D MABELLE KENYON, B ----; D Young.

1622121 RINALDO KENYON, B ----; D ----.

162212A ELLEN KENYON, B ----; D Aged 16.

1622122 GEORGE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1622123 AMOS KENYON, B ---; D ---.

1622124 WILLIAM KENYON, B ----; D ----.

162212B FLORENCE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

162212C EMMA JOSEPHINE KENYON, B 1863; D After 1935.

162241A JULIA KENYON, B 9 Jan 1867; D ----.

162241B ALLIE E. KENYON, B 8 May 1870; D ----.

1622411 ARTHUR E. KENYON, B 16 Nov 1872; D ----.

162411A ANNIE MOORE KENYON, B 6 Mar 1845; D ----; M Warren Stephens.

CHILDREN:

162411B MINERVA ATHENIA KENYON, B 23 May 1846; D ----; M Addison Tucker, D 1887.

162411C HANNAH PHILONA KENYON, B 23 June 1848; D 16 Mar 1864; Unmarried.

1624111 PARDON CLARK KENYON, B 23 May 1853; D 23 May 1859.

1624112 BURR BROWNING KENYON, B 26 Nov 1856; D ----; M ----.

1624113 BURT CORDEAN KENYON, B 26 Nov 1856 (twin); D 16 May 1864.

1624121 ALBERT WALLACE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Hattie Snyder.

CHILDREN:

162412A VIOLA ELIZABETH KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Oscar Rivenburg.

162412B SARAH MARINE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Aiden Cramer.

CHILDREN:

1624311 CHARLES EDWIN KENYON, B 12 Jan 1852; D 25 may 1898; Unmarried.

1624312 CLARKE FRANCIS KENYON, B 7 Dec 1853; D 25 May 1889; M Lucy M. Cook.

1624411 WILLIAM BURT KENYON, B 22 Aug 1862; D ----; M Nemay Clark.

CHILDREN:

162441A ROSA BELLE KENYON, B 26 Nov 1865; D ----; M William Ellis.

CHILDREN:

162441B MINNIE ADELIA KENYON, B 27 Sept 1872; D ----.

1624421 RENSSELAER KENYON, B 9 Mar 1870; D ----.

1624422 THOMAS PECKHAM KENYON, B 29 Aug 1871; D ----.

1624423 EDWARD MEAD KENYON, B 5 May 1875; D ----.

1624424 DUTY HOWARD KENYON, B 16 Oct 1877; D ----.

1624425 ROBERT JOHNSON KENYON, B 3 Dec 1878; D ----.

1624426 WILLIAM JOHNSON KENYON, B 28 Feb 1882; D ----.

1624427 Son KENYON, B After 1882; D ----.

1624431 DANIEL WEBSTER KENYON, B 20 May 1872; D ----; M ----.

1624432 HARRY BRIGGS KENYON, B 20 Mar 1874; D ----; M ----.

162443A LELIA ETTA KENYON, B 1 Dec 1880; D 5 Oct 1886.

162443B TRESSIE KENYON, B 20 July 1885; D ----.

162443C LORA HAZEL KENYON, B 5 Aug 1888; D ----.

162511A AMY CLARA KENYON, B 17 Aug 1852; D ----; M 27 Aug 1885, Millard Fillmore Tucker.

162522A CARRIE MAY KENYON, B 21 Jan 1856; D 2 Apr 1911; M 1 Jan 1884, Horace G. Lewis, B 28 Sept 1857.

CHILDREN:

162523A ANNIE FLORENCE KENYON, B 4 Dec 1865; D ----; M 10 Feb 1886, James Scott Lamond.

CHILDREN:

162523AA Helen Scott Lamond, b 10 Oct 1890; d ----; m 27 Sept 1914, Randolph Haywood Carpenter. She was a graduate of Rhode Island State College at nineteen years of age and went on to be a successful teacher prior to her marriage. They lived in Brooklyn, New York in 1932.

162523B NELLIE HOXSIE KENYON, B 3 May 1878; D ----; M Fred Clark.

1625251 CHARLES LINCOLN KENYON, B 10 Sept 1863; D ----; M 6 Sept 1885, Allie Elnora, daughter of Albert G. and Mary E. Sheldon.

CHILDREN:

162525A ESTELLA FRANCES KENYON, B 10 Aug 1865; D ----; M 1 Nov 1885, John Clark Sheldon.

162526A ELNORA KENYON, B 19 Nov 1857; D Young.

1625261 Dr. EDWARD EVERETT KENYON, B 28 Sept 1859; D 23 Sept 1934; M 28 Sept 1879, Ida May Cahoon, B 11 Jan 1860; D 24 June 1928.

CHILDREN:

Ida May Kenyon

Alfred Clark Kenyon

Edward Everett Kenyon

Susan Elnora Kenyon

Amos Harris Kenyon

Annie Eliza Kenyon

He was a physician in Washington County, Rhode Island. They lived in Usquepaugh, Rhode Island. He received his PhD from the Burlington, Vermont Medical College in June 1880. They lived in Hope Valley, Rhode Island.

1625262 CHARLES DICKENS KENYON, B 28 July 1861; D 1930; M1st 27 June 1881, Nellie B., daughter of Thomas Locke; m2nd 17 Apr 1916, Mrs. Caroline F. Overton.

CHILDREN: 1st Wife: Nellie Locke

162526- Infant KENYON, B 28 Mar 1862; D ----.

162526B CLARA MABEL KENYON, B 21 Jan 1863; D ----; M 21 Jan 1885, William Bissell Wilcox.

CHILDREN:

162526BA Emily Mabel Wilcox, b 21 Oct 1895 in Norwich, Conn; d ----. She was a teacher.
162526BB Susan Rebecca Wilcox, b 29 Oct 1896 in Norwich, Conn.; d ----. She was a teacher in the College for Women in New London, Conn.

They resided in Norwich, Connecticut where their later children were born.

1625411 HERBERT E. KENYON, B 21 Oct 1852; D ----.

1625412 WILLIAM C. KENYON, B 18 Nov 1854; D ----.

1625413 JOEL B. KENYON, B 21 July 1857; D ----.

162541A ELLA KENYON, B 30 July 1862; D ----.

1625414 FRED B. KENYON, B 17 July 1865; D ----.

1625721 HARRY LAURANCE KENYON, B 27 Sept 1870; D After 1935; M 5 Dec 1894 in Brooklyn, New York, Grace Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel B. and Jane Thompson (Jones) Jones, B 16 Oct 1872; D ----.

CHILDREN:

He was a partner in the manufacture of clothing and rubber goods in the firm of his father. He was born in Brooklyn, New York.

1625722 CHALMERS KENYON, B 24 Apr 1872; D 13 July 1872.

1625723 CLARENCE KENYON, B 22 Dec 1875; D ----; M 14 Sept 1907, Mary Clarke.

1625724 GEORGE KENYON, B 8 Sept 1882 Brooklyn, New York; D After 1934; M 17 Oct 1911, Malden, Mass., Ruth, daughter of William E. and Mary Louise (Carruth) Barker.

CHILDREN:

He graduated from Harvard University in 1904. he was divorced from his wife on 19 June 1922. She late married Thomas W. Fitzgerald of Great Neck, New York.

162572A RACHEL DUBOIS KENYON, B 8 Sept 1882; D 25 Feb 1906.

162572B HELEN KENYON, B 19 June 1884; D ----.

She was born and brought up in Brooklyn, New York. She graduated from Vassar College in 1905. Her family moved to Poughkeepsie in 1913 and from then on she has been actively connected with Vassar interests. In 1917 she was a member at large of the Executive Committee of the Alumnae Association at the time that it was working on its plans for reorganization. She was elected president of the Alumnae 1918-1921. In 1921 the Vassar College Salary Endowment Fund drive for three million dollars was launched and she became its treasurer. She was elected Alumnae trustee 1923-1928, regular trustee 1929. At that time she was made Chairman of the Board of Trustees, the first time such an honor had been accorded to a woman. On 15 Dec 1932 President MacCracken announced the decision of the Trustees to add to the gifts already given by alumnae and friends and to begin the erection of the greatly needed sports building at once. He announced that it would be named the Helen Kenyon Hall of Physical Education. Miss Kenyon was a close student of genealogy and of her own family line. The original works of Howard Kenyon were greatly enhanced due to her assistance.

162573A ADELE KENYON, B 10 Dec 1876 Brooklyn, New York; D 22 Mar 1915 New York City, New York; M 17 Apr 1901, Brooklyn, New York, Howard, son of Samuel W. and Mary (Underwood) Boocock, B ----; D 22 Mar 1915 new York City, New York.

CHILDREN:

162573B LOIS KENYON, B 16 Mar 1889; D ----; M 22 Aug 1912, James Fullerton, son of Edward Payson and Annie Payson (Trot) Shaw.

There were no children. During and after World War I she had been active as a welfare worker in New York City. For a number of years she was a director of Inwood House, a home for delinquent girls. She took an active part in Emergency Unemployment Relief as Vice-Director of the Booth Committee in 1931 and 1932. Since that time she was active in the campaign of the Economy League and of the Salvation Army.

1625831 PARDON HOBART KENYON, B 4 Mar 1897; D Influemza

1625832 LEWIS C. KENYON, B 22 Aug 1898; D ----; M ----.

162583A AMY C. KENYON, B 10 Feb 1902; D ----.

1632511 NATHANIEL COLVER KENYON, B 21 Feb 1838; D 10 May 1924; M1st Rosalth Sprague, B ----; D 1877; M2nd Ella Eugenie Scofield, B 29 Aug 1861; D 23 Mar 1924.

CHILDREN:

He was born in Salem, New York and died in Ponca City, Oklahoma. He is buried beside his second wife in the Scofield burying ground in Geuda Springs, Kansas. His first wife had no children, but they adopted a daughter by the name of Minnie Getchell (b 7 Dec 1867), while residing in Livingston County, Illinois. This child grew to womanhood and married and died early in life. His eldest son was named after General Ransom, his brigade commander, who was killed in the siege of Vicksburg. His youngest son was named after General O. O. Howard. his infant daughter, June, is buried in the Scofield-Kenyon burying ground in the cemetery at Gueda Springs, Kansas, beside her parents and her grandparents on the Scofield side. His father was a minister of a church in Providence, Rhode Island, during the Dorr Rebellion. When President Tyler came to speak in 1842, Archibald Kenyon held his four year old son up in his arms to see president Tyler, who later served as a member of the Confederate Congress from Virginia. He remembered the Revolutionary War soldiers who were still numerous in his boyhood days in New York. In 1847 he removed to Ohio with his parents, and in 1852 the family removed to Illinois. He was developing a newly acquired farm near Mt. Carroll, Illinois, when he enlisted on President Lincoln's first call for 75,000 volunteers. He enlisted in the Lincoln-Douglas debates and voted for Lincoln before and during the Civil War. He was appointed 1st sergeant upon original enlistment. On 31 july 1861, he was commissioned 1st lieutenant. He was taken prisoner at Ft. Donelson, 15 Feb 1862.

The following account is taken from his war diary:

"Some skirmishing through the night between the pickets and a pretty rough night. All of us pretty well worn out at daylight this morning. The firing commenced to be pretty heavy on the right and soon it came our turn to receive a share. Our regiment stood like men, forcing the enemy to fall back, but the right by this time began to give way and they attacked us again with double fury and by this time the engagement became general. The right still giving way, we moved by the right to support the 31st left flank. The fire now was murderous. The 11th forming the angle where the right was turned was subjected to a heavy crossfire. The combat group of Company K, 11th, Ill. stood in their position until they were almost all killed or wounded. The enemy being close on to us, we were ordered to fall back - what was left of us - but it was almost impossible as the firing was terrific. Some attempted to get away in that direction but I thought best not to try it and the infantry coming up took me prisoner. They took me before General Floyd who ordered us to be taken into town where I found quite a number of our men prisoners, a good many whom were wounded. We were put in a brick jail and kept there a short time and then put aboard the steamer J. H. BALDWIN and started up the river toward nashville. Our wounded men suffered much but they were as well cared for as their [the Confederates] own."

He was commissioned lieutenant colonel in December 1864, and commanded the regiment near the close of the war, but due to the cessation of the war, he was not commissioned into the next higher grade.

After the Civil War he settled at Chattsworth, Illinois, where he was appointed postmaster in May 1869, and held office until 1881 when he removed to Gueda Springs, Kansas, where he engaged in the cattle business in Indian Territory and operated a coal and lumber business.

He was the mayor of Gueda Springs for a number of years. While serving as mayor he was deputized to assist in capturing a bandit operating in kansas and the Territory border. On 4 July 1888, in making the arrest in company with another officer, he was shot through the body. The 38 caliber ball entered below the right lower rib and left above the left hip bone. He was reported dead in the local press and the bandit was pursued into the Territory but escaped. The officer in company with Colonel Kenyon was shot at the same time through a lower limb and died from unsuccessful amputation.

In 1893 he made the run at the opening of the Cherokee Strip and settled close to the location of his former ranch headquarters in the Indian Territory. His first wife died in Chattsworth, Illinois. His second wife was born in Brenton Township, Ford County, Illinois. Her father was descended from Daniel Scofield, one of the original settlers of Stamford, Connecticut, and her mother was Mary (Hay) Scofield, who was the daughter of Mary Hays and William Hay. Her grandmother, Mary Hays, was a daughter of Lt. James Hays of the American Revolution from Center County, Pennsylvania.

1632512 WILLIAM SAMUEL KENYON, B 20 June 1841; D 12 Dec 1909; M 30 Mar 1869, at Lyndon, Illinois, Louisa Forth.

CHILDREN:

He was born at Hoosick, New York. He enlisted on 9 August 1861 in Company "K", 11th. Illinois Volunteer Infantry and served until 17 October 1864 when he was discharged in Washington, D. C., incident to injuries in service. He died near Ponca City, Oklahoma. A son, Pratt Kenyon, was killed by a bandit while serving as a United States Marshall in Texas. Williams's widow was living in Burr Oak, Kansas in 1930.

1632513 DANIEL PRATT KENYON, B 10 July 1846; D 11 Sept 1849.

163251A SARAH ELIZABETH KENYON, B 19 Nov 1849; D 9 July 1922; M 5 Sept 1867, Edward E., son of John Pierce and Patience Blake, B 23 Aug 1838, in Granville, Illinois; D Sept 1911, in Nashville, Kansas.

CHILDREN:

Hazel Manausa was an accomplished pianist and taught music.

163251AB Mattie Gertrude Blake, b 18 Mar 1870, Lostant, Ill.; d after 1934; Unmarried.

163251A1 Edward Everett Blake, b 14 may 1875, Burr Oak, Kansas; d ----; m 27 Dec 1910, Mrs Hilda Belle Walker, in Leighton, Iowa, b 25 Dec 1885, in Hamburg, Iowa. In 1934, he was the national chairman of the Prohibition Party.

Her husband was a teacher. She was married in New Rutland, Illinois. She was born in East Cleveland, Ohio, and died in Chicago, illinois. Her husband died in Nashville, Kansas.

163251B CLARISSA KENYON, B 19 June 1851; D 1933; M 2 mar 1871, Alfred T., son of Alfred and Paulina Olivia Gale (Gale) Osgood, b 14 Mar 1844 in Charlestown, Ohio; D 13 May 1899, Lostant, Illinois.

CHILDREN:

163251B11 Alfred Theodore Osgood, b 18 Nov 1910; d ----; Unmarried in 1932.

163251B2 Harry Haviland Osgood, b 15 Sept 1875, Lostant, Ill.; d ----; m 12 Nov 1902, Nellie, daughter of Henry and Jennie (Johnson) Thorne, in London, England, b 10 June 1879, Monroe, Mich; d ----.

CHILDREN:

163251B2B Pauline Osgood, b 17 June 1905, Chicago; d ----; m 21 Oct 1927, Robert Atwood; Separated in 1932.
163251B2C Isabel Osgood, b 27 Oct 1907, Atlanta, Ga.; d ----; m May 1930, Channing Overshiner, in Chicago, Ill.

163251BA Clara Mae Osgood, b 14 May 1882, Lostant, Ill.; d ----; Unmarried and living in Portland, Oregon in 1934.
163251B3 Culver Kenyon Osgood, b 1 Apr 1890, Lostant, Ill.; d ----; m 1 July 1916, ---- Palmer in Hood River, Oregon in 1934.

She was born in Kirkland, Ohio, married in New Rutland, Illinois, and died in Portland, Oregon. Her husband was a farmer and a lumber dealer. At the time of her death she had been living with her daughter, Clara Mae Osgood.

163252A CLARISSA KENYON, B 19 June 1843; D 29 June 1843

163252B ELIDA KENYON, B 1849; D 29 July 1854 at 4 yrs 9 mos.

1632521 RUSSELL KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1632522 BUELL KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1632531 BYRON KENYON, B 24 July 1845; D 14 Aug 1845.

163253A EMMA MARIA KENYON, B 11 Feb 1853; D after 1934; M 3 Sept 1872, Stephen Thomas, at South Falls, New York, B 19 Mar 1848; D 28 Nov 1905.

CHILDREN:

She was living in Glens Falls, new York in 1934. She made her home with the family of her married son, Clayton Thomas.

163253B ALICE EUDORA KENYON, B 9 June 1860; D 20 July 1904; M 14 Feb 1887, Arthur L. McMullen.

1632532 LYSANDER KENYON, B 3 July 1846; D 10 Nov 1861.

1632533 BYRON WESTERVELT KENYON, B 24 July 1848; D ----; M 7 June 1870, Sarah Morris.

1632&11 GEORGE E. KENYON, B ----; D After 1930.

1632&12 ELLSWORTH O. KENYON, B ----; D After 1930.

1632&4A STELLA C. KENYON, B 7 Feb 1867; D 2 Aug 1942; M Arthur Ramund Bradley.

CHILDREN:

1632&41 HOWARD BOWMAN KENYON, B 31 July 1868; D 12 June 1951; M1st Nannie Forest; M2nd Wilhelmina Childs Blackburn.

CHILDREN: 1st Wife: Nannie Forest

CHILDREN:

He was born in Polo, Mo. He died in Houston, Texas. Howard was had several occupations during his life. He had been a brick layer, building contractor in Dallas and Houston, levee and drainage work and gold miner. He was the president of the "Howard Kenyon Dreding Company" in Houston, Texas.

1632&42 ALBERT GEORGE KENYON, B 10 Mar 1870; D 12 Jan 1961; M Melissa Malott.

CHILDREN:

Albert worked as a brick layer, building contractor and farmer. They lived in Portales, New Mexico.

1632&43 FRANK LIMON KENYON, B 18 Aug 1872; D 24 May 1950; M1st Lizzie Wagner; M2nd Mae Bell; M3rd Mae ---; M4th Ova Frederick.

CHILDREN: 4th Wife: Ova Frederick

Frank was a brick layer. Frank and Lizzie were married in Oklahoma. Lizzie died, Mae Bell left Frank, Mae died, then Frank died during his marriage to Ova. Ova later went to live with her son, Leon in Louisiana.

Frank was one of the original organizers of the livestock show in Oklahoma and was appointed superintendent of the fat cattle.

1632&44 WARREN JAMES KENYON, B 26 July 1874; D 19 June 1953; M1st Myrtle ----; M2nd Rose ----.

He was a brick layer. He lost his right arm in a brick yard accident at the age of 19. Warren and Myrtle were divorced. He lived in Gentry Arkansas.

1632&45 AUSTIN WILMER KENYON, B 1 July 1876; D 9 May 1955; M Elanor Devon.

CHILDREN:

Austin worked as a brick layer and later owned a nursery business in Oklahoma City, OK. He was the 1st president of the brick layers union in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

1632&4B LYDA EVA KENYON, B 7 Apr 1879; D 18 Aug 1880.

1632&4C LINNIE H. M. KENYON, B 19 Oct 1885; D Jan 1978; M1st 1904, R. L. Cook; M2nd Frank Whitley.

She divorced R. L. Cook after seven years of marriage. Frank Whitley died 14 years after their marriage. He was a farmer. Linnie farmed with Ben (1632&46) after Frank died. They had no children.

1632&46 BENJAMIN CLARENCE KENYON, B 13 Sept 1889; D 12 Feb 1969; M 25 Nov. 1919, Pauline Caspary.

CHILDREN:

During World War I, he enlisted in the division sanitary squad, 111th sanitary train, Thirty sixth division stationed in France. He worked as a brick layer, building contractor, and farmer.

He married in Dallas, Texas. They lost their home and moved to Red Hill where their two sons were born. There they built a new house and build a prosperous egg business. When they became to old to continue the poultry business, they sold off the land and moved to Edmond where after six years, Ben passed away.

1632&5A AMY KENYON, B ----; D after 1932; M George Morris.

CHILDREN:

Her family lived at Lanark, Illinois, in 1930. Her elder son was then a senior at Harvard University and the younger son was attending the University of Illinois.

1632&5B ETHEL B. KENYON, B ----; D ----; M William T. Pierce.

1632&51 ROY A. KENYON, B 29 Dec 1875; D 6 Jan 1931; M 1897, Isabel Jacobs.

1632&52 CLARENCE KENYON, B ----; D ----.

1634611 WILLIAM KENYON, B ----; D ----.

163463A MARY ENID SCHUYLER KENYON, B 16 June 1868; D ----.

1634631 JACOB MILLER KENYON, B 4 Feb 1871; D After 1934; Unmarried.

163463B JANE MATILDA KENYON, B 24 Feb 1873; D Young.

163463C HELENA SCHUYLER KENYON, B 25 Feb 1874; D ----.

163463D JEAN DEMULDOR KENYON, B 1 Apr 1878; D ----.

165132A JENNIE ESTELLE KENYON, B 18 June 1862; D ----; M ---- Helsten.

1661211 PHINEAS FULLER KENYON, B8 Oct 1848; D----; M----.

1661212 JOSEPH HAWK KENYON, B 16 Mar 1850; D10 Sept 1936; MAnnalisa Church, sister of Harriet Church (Joseph's fathers 2nd wife), B 11 Feb 1848; D 10 Feb 1910; M2nd 13 Mar 1926 at Corsica, S.D. to Edna Mullen (Pease) B abt 1904.

CHILDREN: 1st Wife: Annalisa Church

CHILDREN:

166121A ELSA A. KENYON, B 4 Sept 1852; D ----; M ----.

1661213 WILLIS J. KENYON, B 16 Dec 1854; D ----; M ----.

1661214 CHESTER L. KENYON, B 16 Mar 1857; D ----; M ----.

166121B ALICE V. KENYON, B 1 Oct 1859; D ----; M ----.

1661215 GEORGE KENYON, B 12 Feb 1862; D ----; M ----.

166121C FRANCIS E. KENYON, B 28 Feb 1863; D ----; M ----.

1661216 HOMER KENYON, B 21 Aug 1864; D ----; M Vieanna Vinton.

166121D FRANKIE KENYON, B 18 Sept 1865; D ----; M Sumner Hunter.

166121E MARY KENYON, B 23 Jan 1867; D ----; M Henry McIntyre.

166121F LORA KENYON, B 15 --- ----; D ----; M Sherman Way.

166121G ELLA KENYON, B 27 Sept 1870; D ----; M Alex Raines.

1661217 JAMES ALFRED KENYON, B 27 July 1872; D ----; M 5 Aug 1896, Mary Pegg, B 30 Nov 1879.

CHILDREN:

16612121 Olen Alfred Kenyon, b 20 July 1899; d ----; m Mary Boyd.
16612122 Vern L. Kenyon, b 12 Nov 1903; d 18 June 1925.
16612123 Homer B. Kenyon, b 10 Jan 1912; d ----; m Ethel Marcuson.
16612124 Brondle E. Kenyon, b 25 May 1914; d ----.
16612125 Ray Kenyon, b 17 May 19--; d ----.

166121H MARGARET KENYON, B 25 Sept 18--; D ----; M O. V. Purnell.

1661218 IRVEN KENYON, B 13 Oct 1877; D ----; M Theresa Fennell.

166121I JENNIE KENYON, B 30 Oct 1879; D ----; M Ivan Purnell.

1711111 GEORGE STILLMAN, B 5 Dec 1833; D 23 Mar 1863.

George died of consumption in North Stonington.

1711112 ALDRICH CHAMPLIN KENYON, B ----; D ----; M1st Adelia Denison; M2nd Kate Chapman.

171111A ANNA MARIA KENYON, B 4 June 1837; D 10 Nov 1923; Unmarried.

1711113 JOHN GREENE KENYON, B ----; D ----; M Elizabeth Larkin.

171111B MARY CAROLINE KENYON, B 18 July 1814; D 13 Apr 1910; M 1 May 1873 by Rev. J. R. Irish, Israel C. Chapman.

1711114 MATTHEW HERBERT KENYON, B 13 Nov 1853; D 15 Sept 1939; Unmarried.

171111C ABBIE EMELINE KENYON, B 1855; D 29 July 1946; Unmarried.

1711121 ALEXANDER CAMPBELL KENYON, B 12 Apr 1844; D 19 Apr 1927; M 12 Sept 1868 by Rev. C. A. Burdick, Mary Shepard Wheeler, B 16 Apr 1849; D 26 Jan 1925.

CHILDREN:

1711122 GARDINER SIMON KENYON, Jr., B 10 Mar 1846; D 8 Nov 1861.

Gardiner died of Typhoid Fever at the age of 15 months.

1711123 HENRY GILLETTE KENYON, B 13 June 1848; D 9 Dec 1906; M 17 Feb 1873 by Rev. A. E. Main, Harriette Potter Champlin, B 23 Feb 1850; D 14 Jan 1925.

CHILDREN:

1711124 GEORGE ALVA KENYON, B 30 June 1853; D 23 Feb 1904; M 4 Mar 1880 by Elder S. S. Griswold, Sarah, daughter of Josiah and Tacy Langworthy.

CHILDREN:

They all lived in Hope Valley, Rhode Island.

1711125 ALBERITE DELANCY KENYON, B 12 Oct 1857 in Hopkinton; D 11 Dec 1927; M 8 July 1880, Mary Agnes Leddy, B 20 Sept 1859; D 12 July 1930.

CHILDREN:

They lived in Cranston, Rhode Island.

1711131 THOMAS RAY KENYON, B 9 Aug 1846; D 9 Aug 1863.

Thomas was born in Hopkinton, Rhode Island. He received a "good common school education" at the Gate schoolhouse in Hopkington, and then went to work on his uncle Matthew Kenyon's farm in North Stonington, Connecticut.

On 11 August 1862, he enlisted in the 7th Rhode Island and was assigned to Company A along with his cousin Nathan P. Edwards. According to family legend, Thomas' father had refused to give his consent. When his father was away from home, Thomas begged his mother to sign his enlistment papers, and she finally gave in.

The "Seventh" was mustered on 7 September, and began their journey to the Potomac. From Fredericksburg they marched to the Mississippi, and embarked on the "Mississippi Campaign".

On 9 August 1863, his 19th birthday, Thomas Kenyon died of a disease on the steamer "David Tatum," anchored on the Yazoo River. The following is from a history of the regiment:

"In one deserted hut the men found an empty bunk of good
material which they knocked to pieces, and then brought the
boards on to the boat, intending to use them for shelter
during a shower. That very evening, however, they were used
by the finders to make a coffin for Thomas Kenyon of Co. A,
who was failing rapidly when the regiment embarked, and was
claimed by the grim reaper before the night's stopping place
was reached. In the darkness, a few comrades carried his
remains ashore, and buried them by the river's bank."

It is assumed from this account that Thomas was buried between the mouth of the Mississippi river and the Missouri river.

As a memorial to Thomas Kenyon, his name appears on his parent's gravestone in Oak Knoll Cemetery in Palmer, Massachusetts.

1711132 JOHN CALVIN KENYON, B 13 July 1848; D 21 May 1850 in Hopkinton, R.I.

1711133 STEPHEN C. KENYON, B 1852 in Hopkinton; D 27 Dec 1915; M Alida Ann, daughter of Albert A. and Annie M. (Lent) Coe, B 1853; D 1929.

1711134 GREGORY BENJAMIN KENYON, B 1854/5; D 1925 in Lee, MA; M1st Lillian Watters; M2nd Mary Jane, daughter of Joseph and Susan (McSolary) Houston, B 1864 in East Lee, MA.

CHILDREN: 1st Wife: Lillian Watters

CHILDREN: 2nd Wife: Mary Jane Houston