1. Luke¹ English was born 1754, and died February 18, 1812 in Hamilton, Madison County, New York. He married Mary Prince Abt. 1774 in Unknown.

More About Luke English:

Buried: 1812, Randallsville Cemetery, Armstrong Road, SW of Hamilton, NY

Census Listing: 1779, Listed as Luke Engles in the 1779 Albany Tax List

Children of Luke English and Mary Prince are:

2. Jonathan² English (Luke¹) was born 1775 in Easton, Washington Co., New York, and died 1853 in Broome Co., New York. He married (1) Isabel Niles Abt. 1797 in Easton, Washington Co., New York. He married (2) Mary Wheeler Abt. 1845 in Broome Co., New York, daughter of Joshua Wheeler and Fanny.

More About Jonathan English:

Buried: Willard's Cemetery, North of Chenango Forks, NY

Residence: 1810, Town of Lisle (Barker)

Children of Jonathan English and Isabel Niles are:

Children of Jonathan English and Mary Wheeler are:

3. Margaret² English (Luke¹) was born 1777 in Easton, Washington Co., NY, and died 1837 in Dayton, NY. She married Jonathan Milks Abt. 1797, son of Jonathan Milk and Mercy Trowbridge.

Notes for Jonathan Milks:

According to History and Genealogy of the Milk and Milks Family P.61-2, Jonathan was a child of Jonathan and Mercy (Trowbridge) Milks b. 1769; m (1) Sophronia Benson; m (2) Margaret English. According to a writeup on Jonathan on Page 167, the family removed to Cattaraugus Co. sometime around 1827 when he and Margaret sold land in Washington Co., NY. That is also when they purchased land from the Holland Land Company. The History of Cattaraugus Co., pub. 1893, has considerable info on Jonathan, since "Jonathan Milk was the first settler in the southern part of the Town of Dayton."

IBID, Milk and Milks Family, P.167-8

The children of Jonathan Milk were probably all born near Easton, Washington Co., NY, where he is shown in the 1810 census as having a wife under 26 years of age and 6 children, 3 boys and 3 girls. History of Cattaraugus Co., pub. 1893, lists his children as: "John, Benjamin, Jonathan, Prince W., Luke, Mary, Bathsheba, Sarah, and Deborah". Jonathan Milk m. (1) Sophronia Benson and probably only his two eldest children, Mary and John, were born of this union. (Mrs. Lucy Waite Watson, who lives near Cattaraugus, NY, has some silver teaspoons that belonged to Sophonia Benson.) Jonathan m. (2) Margaret English. The names of the parents of Margaret are not known, but she had brothers named George and Luke English and probably a married sister named Mary Green, as evidenced by a letter in possession of editor Grace Croft.

The 1850 census for Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., shows that Jonathan was born in Mass; and at the time of the census he was 81 years of age and was living with his son John. A letter written by his daughter Deborah in 1855 states: "Father is living with John and is well for a man his age". The home in which he passed his later years is located on one of the highest hills near Napoli, where the Clyde Benson family now resides. Jonathan lived a long and useful life, and as an affectionate grandfather was frequently called upon to recount early pioneer and war stories. Dade Milks (Harvey R.) remembered climbing upon his grandfather Jonathan's lap and begging for the story of the "small boy" in the Revolution (See P.61).

Children of Margaret English and Jonathan Milks are:

4. David² English (Luke¹) was born 1781 in Easton, Washington Co., NY, and died 1865 in Greene, Chenango Co., NY. He married Eleanor Inman, daughter of Abraham Inman and Lydia.

Notes for David English:

>From Raft to Railroad, A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF GREENE, CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK, 1792-1867 by Mildred English Cochrane, Town Historian, published by Cayuga Press, Ithaca, New York, 1967

1855 Census - Town of Greene

David English, Age 77, Widowed, born Washington Co., Resident 30 years, Occupation. Farmer.

Children of David English and Eleanor Inman are:

6. William L.² English (Luke¹) was born 1784 in Easton, Washington Co., New York, and died 1866 in Easton, Washington Co., New York. He married (1) Rhoba Inman Abt. 1806, daughter of Abraham Inman and Lydia. He married (2) Patience Cory Abt. 1833 in Easton, NY, daughter of William Cory and Freelove Almy. He married (3) Phebe Almy Abt. 1843.

Children of William English and Rhoba Inman are:

Children of William English and Patience Cory are:

7. Sarah² English (Luke¹) was born 1785, and died 1869 in Chenango, NY. She married Samuel Strickland Abt. 1804, son of Ebenezer Strickland.

Children of Sarah English and Samuel Strickland are:

8. Nathaniel² English (Luke¹) was born 1787, and died 1836 in Barker, NY. He married Elizabeth Barber Abt. 1809.

Children of Nathaniel English and Elizabeth Barber are:

9. George² English (Luke¹) was born 1789, and died Abt. 1850.

Children of George English are:

10. Luke² English, Jr. (Luke¹) was born 1793 in Easton, NY, and died 1854 in Easton, NY. He married Judith West Abt. 1828.

Children of Luke English and Judith West are:

11. Mary² English (Luke¹) was born 1795, and died 1855 in Easton, NY. She married Andrew Green Abt. 1817.

Children of Mary English and Andrew Green are:

12. Elizabeth² English (Luke¹) was born 1797 in Easton, NY, and died Abt. 1850. She married Robert Farrington Abt. 1816 in Easton, NY, son of Abner Farrington.

Children of Elizabeth English and Robert Farrington are:

13. Rhoba² English (Luke¹) was born 1803 in Easton, Washington Co., New York, and died 1842 in Binghamton, NY. She married Adam Irving in New Britian, Connecticut, son of James Irving and Ann Cowan.

Notes for Rhoba English:

>From the HISTORY OF BOONE COUNTY, IOWA, Volume II, Page 244

"Roby English-Irving was lineal descendent of Stephen English who was a Mayflower passenger. Her father was Luke English, a soldier of the Revolutionary War. He was present at the surrender of General Burgoyne. She was born in Connecticut."

(From the notes of Forest King Irving, 2000)

Notes for Adam Irving:

The following was contributed by Robie (4th)-Auld in 1955, at the age of 92. She died shortly after she wrote this, on July 18, 1955 in Clintonville, Wisconsin. Burial in Oaklawn Cemetery at West Union, Iowa.

SKETCH OF ADAM IRVING (2ND GENERATION)

Adam Irving, who was the 4th and youngest son of James and Ann (Cowan) Irving was born October 18, 1801 in Carlisle, England. He was christened in the Church of England (Episcopal). Harry Armstrong was his godfather. He attended city school until old enough to be useful in his father's tailor shop. During this time he attended night school. At age of 18 he joined the British Army and took his training at Aldershot. After receiving his training he was sent with his regiment to Ireland where he observed much dire and unforgettable poverty. Later his troop was sent to Canada, where he took "French Leave" and came to the United States. Luckily, he was never caught or I wouldn't be writing this.

He came down the coastal states to New Britian, Connecticut, where he met and married Robie English, my grandmother for whom I was named. Later they came to Burghamton, NY, where they raised their family of 6 children.

Adam Irving was possessed of great charm, good manners, and good looks. His wife died when the eldest, James was 14 or thereabouts, and the family became separated. Later he got them together and they all came West and finally to Iowa. Adam was well read and scholarly, but he never acquired wealth, nor did he leave an estate. I remember him at 65, vigorous and delightful, a good talker and always interesting.

Regarding Adam's three brothers: George, the eldest, was in the British Army in India and there held the highest rank of non-commissioned officer in the British Army. It was during the Battle of Waterloo, fighting under Lord Wellington, that he was wounded in the hip, thus ending his army career. He never came to the United States. James Jr. and John came to Jersey City in company with their parents and two sisters, Ann and Mary. Ann married a Mr. Mellor and had a large family. Mary married a Mr. Russell and their family and whereabouts became unknown. John married a girl whose first name was Isabel and they never had any children. James Jr remained a bachelor. He and John operated a tannery together.

James and Ann (Cowan) Irving lie buried in Trinity Church yard in Jersey City, New Jersey. Other than Adam I never heard that any of the rest came West, and only Adam had sons to carry on the name of Irving. (Robie Irving-Auld was the daughter of George, Granddaughter of Adam.

(From the notes of Forest King Irving, 2000)

Children of Rhoba English and Adam Irving are:

14. Luke³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1798 in Easton, Washington Co., New York, and died 1870 in Chenango Forks, New York. He married Betsey Thurston Abt. 1821 in Easton, Washington Co., New York, daughter of John Thurston and Abigal Tripp.

Notes for Luke English:

>From Raft to Railroad, A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF GREENE, CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK, 1792-1867 by Mildred English Cochrane, Town Historian, published by Cayuga Press, Ithaca, New York, 1967.

1855 Census - Town of Greene:

Luke English, age 55, born in Washington Co., Resident 2 years, Occupation. Shoemaker

Betsey English, age 52, born in Washington Co., Resident 2 years

Notes for Betsey Thurston:

>From HISTORY OF BROOME COUNTY, Edited by H.P. Smith, Syracuse, NY, D. Mason & Co., Publishers, 1885, Brief Personals. Barker.

Parents, John and Abigal (Tripp) Thurston, who settled in Barker before 1800, where they died; children, five living: Betsey, Arrissa, Alfred, John, and Amanda, five dead: David, Thomas, Abbey, Louisa and Mahala. Grandfather Joel Thurston settled with his family in 1795 in what is known as the Sap-bush.

Children of Luke English and Betsey Thurston are:

15. Mary³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1800, and died 1877 in Barker, NY. She married Thurston Kenyon Abt. 1819, son of Reynolds Kenyon and Rachel Thurston.

Children of Mary English and Thurston Kenyon are:

16. Mercy³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1802, and died 1850. She married Jacob Low Abt. 1821, son of Daniel Low and Charity.

Children of Mercy English and Jacob Low are:

17. Olive³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1804 in Easton, NY, and died in LaCrosse, WI. She married Levi M. Roos Abt. 1824.

Children of Olive English and Levi Roos are:

18. Jonathan³ English, Jr. (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1805 in Easton, NY, and died 1893 in Barker, NY. He married Aminda Marsh Abt. 1830.

Notes for Jonathan English, Jr.:

>From HISTORY OF BROOME COUNTY, Edited by H.P. Smith, Syracuse, NY, D. Mason & Co., Publishers, 1885, Brief Personals. Barker.

English, Jonathan, Jr., P.O. Chenango Forks, born in 1805; wife, Aminda Marsh, born in Delaware county in 1807, married in 1830, children eleven, five now living: Jerome, Victrine L., Emalenda, Maranda, and Harriet A. Parents, Jonathan and Isabella (Niles) English, settled in Chenango county in 1810, children eleven, four now living: Jonathan, William, David and Isabel. Jonathan, Jr., purchased his present homestead in Barker in 1828, settled in county in 1830, his father died in 1853, aged seventy-seven.

Children of Jonathan English and Aminda Marsh are:

19. Clark³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1809, and died 1881 in Chango Forks, NY. He married Ann Whitbeck Abt. 1832, daughter of Walter Whitbeck and Lydia Townsend.

Notes for Clark English:

>From Raft to Railroad, A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF GREENE, CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK, 1792-1867 by Mildred English Cochrane, Town Historian, published by Cayuga Press, Ithaca, New York, 1967.

1855 Census - Town of Greene:

Clarke English, Age 46, born in Washington Co., Resident 45 years, Occupation. Farmer

Ann English, Age 44, Wife, Born Albany Co., Resident 28 years

William English, Age 20, Son, Born Chenango Co., Occupation. Farmer

Children of Clark English and Ann Whitbeck are:

20. Chloe³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1812 in Greene, NY, and died 1884 in Bath, NY. She married (1) George W. King. She married (2) Blackman.

Children of Chloe English and George King are:

Child of Chloe English and Blackman is:

21. Isabel³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1814, and died 1885 in Windsor, NY. She married Asa Hubbard Abt. 1830.

Children of Isabel English and Asa Hubbard are:

22. William³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born Abt. 1815. He married Catherine.

Children of William English and Catherine are:

23. Sarah³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1816 in Greene, Chenango Co., NY, and died 1878 in Greene, Chenango Co., NY. She married Jackson Alexander Abt. 1838.

Notes for Jackson Alexander:

>From Raft to Railroad, A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF GREENE, CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK, 1792-1867 by Mildred English Cochrane, Town Historian, published by Cayuga Press, Ithaca, New York, 1967.

1855 Census - Town of Greene lists:

Jackson Alexander, age 46, Place of Birth Chenango Co., Years Res. 46, Occupation. Farmer

Family: Sarah Alexander, 39, Wife, Born in Chenango Co.

Mercy Ann, 16, Daughter, Born in Chenango Co.

Jane A. Alexander, 14, Daughter, Born in Chenango Co.

Chloe Alexander, 10, Daughter, Born in Chenango Co.

Aurelia Alexander, 8, Daughter, Born in Chenango Co.

William Alexander, 5, Son, Born in Chenango Co.

Charles Alexander, 1, Son, Born in Chenango Co.

Children of Sarah English and Jackson Alexander are:

24. David³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1818 in Greene, Chenango Co., NY, and died 1903 in Port Crane, Broome Co., Ny. He married (1) Cynthia Tichnor Abt. 1839, daughter of Samuel Tichnor and Christina Smith. He married (2) Sarah E. Hill Birch 1854.

Notes for David English:

>From HISTORY OF BROOME COUNTY, Edited by H.P. Smith, Syracuse, NY, D. Mason & Co., Publishers, 1885, Brief Personals. Barker.

English, David, P.O. Chenango Forks, born in Greene, Chenango county, in 1818; first wife Cynthia Tichner, of Triangle, born in 1816, married in 1838, and died in 1853, leaving six children, three now living: Clark, Benjamin, and Ann. One son, George, enlisted in 1861, was killed battle at Antietam in 1862; second wife, Mrs. Sarah (Hill) Birch, born in Windsor in 1830, married in 1854, children six: Morris and Morgan (twins) born in 1856, Wakeman and Washburn (twins) born in 1858, Eva, born in 1861, and Asa, born in 1864. Parents, Jonathan and Isabella (Niles) English, who settled in Chenango county in 1812, the former was drafted in 1812, leaving his wife and three children in a log shanty surrounded by thick forest until he was discharged. The former died in Broome county and the later in Chenango; children eleven, four now living: Jonathan, Jr., Isabella, William and David.

Children of David English and Cynthia Tichnor are:

Children of David English and Sarah Birch are:

26. George Washington³ English (Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1847, and died 1916. He married Ellen M. Prince, daughter of David Prince and Miriam Thurston.

Children of George English and Ellen Prince are:

28. Deborah³ Milks (Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1798, and died 1869 in Easton, NY. She married Richard Harrington, Jr., son of Richard Harrington and Mary Allen.

Children of Deborah Milks and Richard Harrington are:

29. Benjamin³ Milks (Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1800, and died 1843 in Persia, Cattaraugus Co., NY. He married Alida Miller.

More About Benjamin Milks:

Buried: Milks Cemetery, Town of Persia, Cattaraugus Co., NY

More About Alida Miller:

Buried: Milks Cemetery, Town of Persia, Cattaraugus Co., NY

Children of Benjamin Milks and Alida Miller are:

30. Prince William³ Milks (Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1802 in Easton, NY, and died 1880 in Napoli, NY. He married Elizabeth Philbrick Abt. 1828.

Notes for Prince William Milks:

According to Milks Genealogy, Prince had 5 children. "Although Prince became blind in later life, he maintained meticulous care of his person. His grandchildren tell of watching Prince stand in front of the mirror to shave his face, although he had no vision. On one occasion these youngsters tried to play a prank on him by placing a flat pan over the mirror. Prince seemed readily aware of their cause for joviality and joked at the gesture. At one time he lived in Cardiff, Onondaga Co., NY, where his wife and some of his children were born. Resided later, Napoli, Cattaraugus Co., NY."

Children of Prince Milks and Elizabeth Philbrick are:

31. Bathsheba³ Milks (Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1804 in Washington Co., NY. She married Horace George Seely, son of Jeduthan Seeley and Sally Gibbs.

Children of Bathsheba Milks and Horace Seely are:

32. Jonathan³ Milks, Jr. (Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1809 in Easton, NY, and died in Chautaugua Co., NY. He married (1) Charlotte. He married (2) Sophia Ann.

Notes for Jonathan Milks, Jr.:

from Milks Genealogy, P.179

Jonathan Milks, born about 1809, Washington Co., NY (son of Jonathan) lived the early part of his married life on a farm between Dayton and Gowanda, Cattaraugus Co., NY. In 1843 and 1846 Jonathan Milks, Jr., signed deeds with wife Sophia Ann. After 1850 he moved to a farm between Chautauqua and Mayville, Chautauqua Co. NY.

Children of Jonathan Milks and Charlotte are:

Child of Jonathan Milks and Sophia Ann is:

33. Luke³ Milks (Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1810 in Easton, NY, and died 1890 in Black Hawk Co., IA. He married Soloma Adams.

Children of Luke Milks and Soloma Adams are:

34. Sarah³ Milks (Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1812 in Easton, NY, and died 1884 in Morris, IL. She married (1) Seneca Benson, son of Bildad Benson and Lydia Hutchinson. She married (2) Richard Harrington, son of Richard Harrington and Mary Allen.

Notes for Sarah Milks:

Milks Genealogy P.224

Sarah Milks, b. 15 Dec. 1812, Washington Co., NY (dau. of Jonathan); m. (1) Seneca Benson, b. 21 Apr. 1810, Cincinnatus, NY, son of Bildad & Lydia (Hutchinson) Genson and a descendent of John and Mary Benson who came to America in 1638. Sarah moved with her parents to Cattaraugus Co., NY, about the time of the opening of the Erie Canal in 1825. Seneca probably left Cincinnatus at the time some other Bensons of his age migrated from Cortland Co. to Cattaraugus Co. The 1840 census shows Sarah and Seneca living near Persia, Cattaraugus Co., with 6 children. According to Milks genealogy, Sarah and Seneca had 8 know children, although 11 children are listed in census records.

IBID, P. 224

Seneca died...on 29 May 1869. Sarah subsequently m. (2) Richard Harrington, widower of her sister Deborah Milks.

IBID, P.224

As Richard Harrington was a veteran of the War of 1812, Sarah received a government pension during the remainder of her life; she d. 17 Mar. 1884, near Morris, and is buried beside Seneca and 3 of her children in White Cemetery.

Children of Sarah Milks and Seneca Benson are:

37. Barnabas³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1807 in Easton, NY, and died 1870 in Cambridge, New York. He married Almy Cory, daughter of William Cory and Freelove Almy.

Children of Barnabas English and Almy Cory are:

38. David³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1811 in Easton, NY, and died 1882 in Cambridge, New York. He married (1) Eliza Larmon, daughter of Alexander Larmon and Ruth Cory. He married (2) Jane Ann Clapp, daughter of Stephen Clapp and Jane Mack.

Child of David English and Eliza Larmon is:

39. Luke W.³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1814 in Easton, NY. He married (1) Lois H.. He married (2) Louisa.

Children of Luke English and Lois H. are:

Children of Luke English and Louisa are:

40. Abraham³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1816 in Easton, NY, and died 1893 in North Cambridge, NY. He married Cornelia M. Welden.

Children of Abraham English and Cornelia Welden are:

41. Lydia³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1818 in Easton, NY, and died 1887 in Half Moon, NY. She married John R. Lockrow, son of John R. Lockrow.

Children of Lydia English and John Lockrow are:

42. Martha³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1820 in Easton, NY, and died 1882. She married Daniel Wright Smith.

Children of Martha English and Daniel Smith are:

45. Mary Jane³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1826 in Easton, NY, and died 1897 in Easton, NY. She married Ruben Herrington, son of William Herrington and Sally Norcross.

Children of Mary English and Ruben Herrington are:

47. Rhoba Maria³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1823 in Easton, NY, and died 1881 in Easton, NY. She married (1) David Green, son of Andrew Green and Mary English. She married (2) David Green, son of Andrew Green and Mary English.

Child of Rhoba English and David Green is:

Child of Rhoba English and David Green is:

48. Sanford A.³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1834 in Easton, NY, and died 1917 in Easton, NY. He married (1) Mary A. Burroughs, daughter of Ephraim Burroughs and Elizabeth Green. He married (2) Sarah A. Bulson, daughter of George Bulson and Anna Bornt.

Child of Sanford English and Mary Burroughs is:

Child of Sanford English and Sarah Bulson is:

49. Lucinda A.³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1835 in Easton, NY, and died 1911 in Cambridge, New York. She married William Edward Hitchcock, son of Lewis Hitchcock and Nancy Springer.

Children of Lucinda English and William Hitchcock are:

50. Phllip W.³ English (William L.², Luke¹) was born 1837 in Easton, NY, and died 1911 in Easton, NY. He married Emily T. Snell, daughter of Peter Snell and Desire.

Children of Phllip English and Emily Snell are:

53. David³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born 1805 in Easton, NY, and died 1864 in Fayette Co., IA. He married Betsey Wheeler Abt. 1831, daughter of Joshua Wheeler and Fanny.

Children of David Strickland and Betsey Wheeler are:

54. Eleanor³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born Abt. 1807. She married Joshua Wheeler, son of Joshua Wheeler and Fanny.

Children of Eleanor Strickland and Joshua Wheeler are:

55. Jonathan³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born 1811 in Lisle, NY, and died 1893 in Chenango Forks, NY. He married Rebecca Dunn Abt. 1835, daughter of Uriah Dunn and Leah.

Children of Jonathan Strickland and Rebecca Dunn are:

56. Ira³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born Abt. 1815 in Lisle, NY. He married Phebe Ann.

Children of Ira Strickland and Phebe Ann are:

57. Mary³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born 1817 in Lisle, NY. She married Rufus Alexander.

Notes for Rufus Alexander:

>From Raft to Railroad, A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF GREENE, CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK, 1792-1867 by Mildred English Cochrane, Town Historian, published by Cayuga Press, Ithaca, New York, 1967

Rufus Alexander listed in the Military Roll of the State Militia for Town of Greene, 1839, 133rd Regiment, 32nd Brigade, 17th Division, Company of Infantry.

Children of Mary Strickland and Rufus Alexander are:

58. Samuel³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born Abt. 1819 in Lisle, NY. He married Emeline.

Children of Samuel Strickland and Emeline are:

59. Clarissa³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born 1822 in Lisle, NY, and died 1902 in Barker, NY. She married Joseph Leach, son of Leander Leach and Polly Pellet.

Children of Clarissa Strickland and Joseph Leach are:

61. Ransom³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born 1827 in Lisle, NY, and died 1870 in Chenango, NY. He married Caroline.

Children of Ransom Strickland and Caroline are:

62. Sarah³ Strickland (Sarah² English, Luke¹) was born 1832. She married Charles Terwilliger, son of Joseph Terwilliger and Catherine Skillman.

Children of Sarah Strickland and Charles Terwilliger are:

63. Benjamin³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1810 in Easton, NY, and died 1894 in Triangle, NY. He married Sylvia Hubbard Abt. 1839, daughter of Oliver Hubbard and Sophronia Williams.

Children of Benjamin English and Sylvia Hubbard are:

64. Patience³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1812 in Easton, NY, and died 1911 in Fulton, NY. She married John Huntley, son of Ebenezer Huntley and Sophia Farmer.

Children of Patience English and John Huntley are:

65. Nathaniel³ English, Jr. (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1815 in Lisle, NY, and died 1916 in Port Dickenson, NY. He married Roxie Eggleston, daughter of Frederick Eggleston and Lora Warner.

Children of Nathaniel English and Roxie Eggleston are:

66. Frederick³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1816 in Easton, NY, and died 1889 in Greene, NY. He married Maria Eggleston Abt. 1837, daughter of John Eggleston and Irene Edwards.

Notes for Frederick English:

Cemetery Records, Upper Ganegantslet Cemetery, Chenango Co., NY

English, Frederick, Jan 24, 1816 - Mar. 30, 1880 (64)

Maria Egleston, wife, Jun 7, 1814 - Jan 15, 1891 (77)

John, Mar 27, 1842 - May 3, 1900 (58)

Jane, wife, Oct 2 1842 - Feb 11, 1914 (72)

Belle, dau of Merritt & Caroline, d Dec 10, 1847 (8)

Leroy, son of Merritt & Caroline, d Apr 1, 1880 (6 mo)

Census Information, 1855 - Town of Greene, Chenango Co., NY

Name Age Rel Place of Birth Yrs Res Occ

Frederick English 49 Broome Co. 5 Farmer

Maria English 40 Wife Broome Co. 5

Delia English 17 Daug Broome Co. 5

Ann Marie English 15 Daug Broome Co. 5

John English 13 Son Broome Co. 5

Merritt English 11 Son Broome Co. 5

Susan English 8 Daug Broome Co. 5

Caroline English 5 Daug Broome Co. 5

1860 Census - Town of Greene, Page 420 (Note: Information not in agreement with above)

Frederick English 44 NY Farmer

Maria 46 NY

Delia 20 NY Teacher

Ann M 18 NY Teacher

John 16 NY Farm Laborer

Merrick 13 NY

Susan E. 10 NY

Caroline A. 5 NY

Children of Frederick English and Maria Eggleston are:

68. Barber³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1825 in Lisle, NY, and died 1868 in Iowa. He married Eliza Ann Strickland Abt. 1857, daughter of David Strickland and Betsey Wheeler.

Notes for Barber English:

>From Raft to Railroad, A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF GREENE, CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK, 1792-1867 by Mildred English Cochrane, Town Historian, published by Cayuga Press, Ithaca, New York, 1967.

"Captain Kark (Gerald Bickford's grandfather) ran a boat on the canal, as did Barber English, Semour S. Day, of Triangle (who died at the home of Frank Tichnor, April 1, 1984, age 76) and Eliphalet Herrick, of Oxford."

Children of Barber English and Eliza Strickland are:

69. Sidney³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1826 in Lisle, NY, and died 1887 in Douglas, IA. He married Josephine Blanchard Abt. 1858, daughter of Luther Blanchard and Margaret.

Children of Sidney English and Josephine Blanchard are:

70. Eli³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1827 in Lisle, NY, and died 1916. He married Harriet Abt. 1854.

Children of Eli English and Harriet are:

71. Jacob³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1829 in Barker, NY, and died 1894 in Berrien Co., MI. He married Esther Ann Reynolds, daughter of Thomas Reynolds and Laura.

Children of Jacob English and Esther Reynolds are:

72. Julia Ann³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1831 in Triangle, NY, and died 1894. She married Rossiter Eggleston, son of Frederick Eggleston and Lora Warner.

Children of Julia English and Rossiter Eggleston are:

73. Mary Jane³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1833 in Barker, NY, and died 1891. She married Jerome Baker Abt. 1859.

Children of Mary English and Jerome Baker are:

74. Charles H.³ English (Nathaniel², Luke¹) was born 1835 in Barker, NY, and died 1894. He married Emaline Abt. 1858.

Children of Charles English and Emaline are:

75. George³ English (George², Luke¹) was born 1813 in Easton, NY, and died 1878 in Easton, NY. He married Almera C. Wilson.

Children of George English and Almera Wilson are:

76. Esek³ English (George², Luke¹) was born 1814 in Easton, NY, and died 1894 in Easton, NY. He married Elizabeth Waters, daughter of Elijah Waters and Betsey Barber.

Children of Esek English and Elizabeth Waters are:

77. Phebe A.³ English (George², Luke¹) was born 1815 in Easton, NY, and died 1880 in Easton, NY. She married John Wesley Fuller, son of Levi Fuller and Nancy.

Children of Phebe English and John Fuller are:

78. Stephen W.³ English (Luke², Luke¹) was born Abt. 1828 in Easton, NY, and died 1898 in Fly Summit, NY. He married (1) Sarah Waters, daughter of Elijah Waters and Betsey Barber. He married (2) Ada M. Harris, daughter of William Harris and Orpha M..

Children of Stephen English and Sarah Waters are:

Child of Stephen English and Ada Harris is:

79. Jonathan³ English (Luke², Luke¹) was born 1831 in Easton, NY, and died 1893 in Easton, NY. He married Delia M. Gardner.

Children of Jonathan English and Delia Gardner are:

81. Mary³ English (Luke², Luke¹) was born 1847 in Washington County, New York, and died 1892. She married Angus S. Reynolds 1871, son of Cornelius Reynolds and Sally Lewis.

Notes for Angus S. Reynolds:

>From HISTORY OF BROOME COUNTY, Edited by H.P. Smith, Syracuse, NY, D. Mason & Co., Publishers, 1885, Brief Personals. Colesville.

Reynolds, Angus S., P.O. Osborn Hollow, born in Colesville in 1842, is a telegraph operator at Osborn Hollow station, notary public for six years and also farmer; wife, Mary English, born in Washington county, NY, in 1847, married in 1871; children three: Cornelius, Luke and Rosette. Parents, Cornelius and Sally Ann (Lewis) Reynolds, the former born in 1810, the later in the same year; children six. Grandparents, John and Susan (Palmer) Reynolds, were from Westchester county.

Children of Mary English and Angus Reynolds are:

82. Jonathan³ Green (Mary² English, Luke¹) was born 1816 in Easton, NY, and died 1883 in North Cambridge, NY. He married Maria J. Williams.

Children of Jonathan Green and Maria Williams are:

83. Luke E.³ Green (Mary² English, Luke¹) was born 1818 in Easton, NY, and died 1902 in Barker, NY. He married Charity Amelia Low Abt. 1853, daughter of Jacob Low and Mercy English.

Children of Luke Green and Charity Low are:

84. Daughter³ Green (Mary² English, Luke¹) was born Abt. 1820, and died 1891. She married M. Fuller.

Children of Daughter Green and M. Fuller are:

85. David³ Green (Mary² English, Luke¹) was born 1823 in Easton, NY, and died 1891 in Easton, NY. He married (1) Rhoba Maria English, daughter of William English and Rhoba Inman. He married (2) Sarah Cunningham.

Child of David Green and Rhoba English is:

88. Eliza M.³ Green (Mary² English, Luke¹) was born 1829 in Easton, NY, and died 1866 in Cambridge, New York. She married Peter Austin, son of James Austin and Ruth Snell.

Children of Eliza Green and Peter Austin are:

90. Luke³ Farrington (Elizabeth² English, Luke¹) was born 1819 in Easton, NY, and died 1887 in Colesville, NY. He married Catherine Prosser.

Children of Luke Farrington and Catherine Prosser are:

91. Abner Elias³ Farrington (Elizabeth² English, Luke¹) was born 1824 in Cambridge, New York, and died 1891 in Redwood Falls, MN. He married Caroline Vandenberg Tabor, daughter of M. Tabor and Sally.

Children of Abner Farrington and Caroline Tabor are:

92. Sarah Ann³ Farrington (Elizabeth² English, Luke¹) was born 1824 in Cambridge, New York. She married Leonard Milks, son of Benjamin Milks and Alida Miller.

Children of Sarah Farrington and Leonard Milks are:

93. Martin³ Farrington (Elizabeth² English, Luke¹) was born 1827 in Cambridge, New York. He married Tamatha Wyatt, daughter of John Wyatt.

Children of Martin Farrington and Tamatha Wyatt are:

94. Eleanor T.³ Farrington (Elizabeth² English, Luke¹) was born 1831 in Easton, NY. She married David Prosser.

Children of Eleanor Farrington and David Prosser are:

95. Mary³ Irving (Rhoba² English, Luke¹). She married Morrow Jones.

Children of Mary Irving and Morrow Jones are:

96. James³ Irving (Rhoba² English, Luke¹) was born April 06, 1826 in Burghampton, NY, and died March 27, 1913 in Boone Co., Iowa. He married Catherine McManes Abt. 1857.

Notes for James Irving:

>From the HISTORY OF BENTON COUNTY, IOWA, Volume I.

The Teacher's Association was organized at Vinton in 1857. The first Teachers Institute on August 29, 1859. Elected: Julius Stevens, President, Miss Jennie Kiddoo and James Irving, Vice Presidents.

There were 87 rural Independent Districts at that time with 83 teachers and 774 pupils. One district being Irving, was under supervision of was Tama County, and had an enrollment of 32 pupils. In the Joint School District of Irving was founded the first higher institution of learning in Benton County in the spring of 1862. The town of Irving was the 7th town to be platted in Benton County on October 10, 1855.

(From the notes of Forest King Irving, 2000)

More About James Irving:

Buried: LaRose Hill (Clark) Cemetery

More About Catherine McManes:

Buried: La Rose Hill Cemetery

Children of James Irving and Catherine McManes are:

97. Luke³ Irving (Rhoba² English, Luke¹) was born January 10, 1828 in Burghamton, NY, and died January 01, 1897 in Boone Co., Iowa. He married Jane A. Walcott.

Notes for Luke Irving:

LUKE IRVING (From the History of Fayette Co., Iowa, 1878).

Luke Irving, school teacher and Postmaster, Section 36. Post Office, Douglass, Iowa. Born in Washington County, City of Burghampton, New York State on 1/10/1828. Married Jane A. Wolcott in 1853. She was born in Addison County, New York in 1830. They had one living child, Josephine and lost three children, Frances, Wellington and Amelia.

They came West with his father, Adam Irving in 1845, and settled in Boone County, Illinois, where they remained for ten years, moving in 1855 to Blackhawk, Iowa, where he purchased a farm and lived for three years, moving to Charles City, Iowa in 1858, where he remained a short time and removed to Kansas, prospecting then moving to Minnesota and worked a farm he purchased.

In 1864 he came to Fayette County and settled in the town of Douglass. He was appointed Postmaster of Douglass in 1870 and re appointed in 1874, his father Adam Irving having served in this office for four or five years.

Luke Irving was for many years extensively engaged in the mercantile business in Douglass, Iowa. His wife died April 14, 1875 at age of 45.

(Provided by F. King Irving, Des Moines, Iowa)

More About Luke Irving:

Buried: La Rose Hill Cemetery

Child of Luke Irving and Jane Walcott is:

98. Andrew Jackson³ Irving (Rhoba² English, Luke¹) was born November 01, 1830 in Washington Co., NY, and died November 30, 1901 in Farmington, Dakota Co., MN. He married Esther Henrietta Evans June 06, 1854 in Dakota Co., MN.

Children of Andrew Irving and Esther Evans are:

99. Erastus R.³ Irving (Rhoba² English, Luke¹) was born November 01, 1830 in Washington Co., NY, and died October 05, 1915 in Boone Co., Iowa. He married Nancy Burton 1858 in Boone Co., Iowa.

Notes for Erastus R. Irving:

ERASTUS R. IRVING (3RD GENERATION)

(Copied in part from HISTORY OF BOONE COUNTY, IOWA, Volume I, at the Library Dept.,State Historical Building, Des Moines, Iowa.)

A farm of 240 acres is the visible evidence of the life of industry and enterprise which Erastus R. Irving had led. He was living in Section 5, Colfax Township, Boone County, Iowa and the width of half a continent separated him from his birth place. He was born in Burghamton, Washington County, New York. on November 1, 1830, and was of English lineage. His father Adam Irving, was born in Carlisle, England and remained there until 16 years of age, when, as a soldier in the British army, he went to Canada, and on leaving Canada he removed to New York. There he was united in marriage to Robie English whose family tho of English lineage had been founded in America in very early days, her ancestors having crossed over on the Mayflower. Adam Irving was a tailor by trade and followed that pursuit throughout his active career. In the 1840's he removed to Illinois, settling near Belvidere, in Boone County, residing for a number of years and then went to Minnesota. He spend his last years with his sons in Boone County, Iowa and long survived his wife who died in New York in 1842.

Erastus Irving was reared to manhood in the county of his birth, and at the usual age entered public school, acquiring a good English education. For one year he engaged in teaching school in Benton County, Iowa. In 1854 he made his way westward, locating in Boone County, IL. There he rented land and carried on farming, and in that county was united in marriage to Nancy M. Burton, a native of Duchess County, NY and the daughter of John Burton who settled in Boone County, IL in the 1830's, being one of the first settlers there.

The young couple began their life on the rented farm which was their home of two years. In 1857 they came to Iowa and settled in Benton County. Soon afterward, however, Mr. Irving went to Minnesota where he remained until the fall of that year, then he again took up his abode in Benton County, where he engaged in teaching school during the winter of 1857-1858. In the spring of 1858 he again went to Minnesota where he engaged in farming through the summer and in the autumn returned to Boone County, IL. There he engaged in farming until 1865 when he once more sought a farm and home in Iowa, and during that year he raised a crop in Boone County, Iowa. In 1866 he purchased 90 acres of land on Section 1, Worth Township which was then raw prarie and which not a furrow had been turned or an improvement been made, but soon the track of the plow could be seen across the fields which were fenced and cultivated. After two years there, Mr. Irving sold that property and purchased 160 acres on Section 7 in Colfax Township. It was noted in this history that in 1854 a right Indiana farmer sent one Landman to Iowa to choose the best four sections of land he could find, the purpose of which was to build a model farm. The Landman chose sections 7-8-17-18 in Colfax Township, but he was slow in getting to the land office and when he did he found that nearly half of the four sections had been entered by other parties.

Records show that 14 years later, in 1868, Erastus Irving bought 160 acres, Section 7. Another indication of his good judgement. This he broke and improved. He planted a large orchard and a walnut grove, and developed a fine farm. Eventually he purchased joining property and became the owner of 240 acres of improved land. He planted a large grove on this later purchase also. He built a near, substantial residence and in the rear stood good barns and out buildings, furnishing shelter for stock and grains. This was one of the best improved farms in Colfax Township, and was an indication of the life of industry and enterprise that Mr. Irving led. The home of Erastus and Nancy was blessed with two children, George B. and Edna E.

Erastus Irving served his township as Justice of the Peace, discharging his duties with fairness and impartiality, and also held the office of Town Clerk. He also served as Delegate to numerous conventions of the Republican Party, and took a deep interest in its' growth and insuring its' success. His first Presidential ballot was cast for John Fremont in 1856, and he also voted for A. Lincoln and U. Grant, supporting the latter at his first election. He and his wife belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church, and took deep interest in the moral development of the community.

Mr. Irving was a citizen of worth who co-operated in many movements for the general good. His own life record is a creditable and honorable one and the success he achieved came to him as the direct result of his own energy and capable management. When he started out in life he had no influential friends to assist him and no inheritance to give him a start, but with strong purpose and laudable ambition he worked his way upward to the plane of affluence.

(From the notes of Forrest King Irving, 2000)

More About Erastus R. Irving:

Buried: Linwood Cemetary

More About Nancy Burton:

Buried: Linwood Cemetary

Children of Erastus Irving and Nancy Burton are:

100. George³ Irving (Rhoba² English, Luke¹) was born August 10, 1833 in Washington Co., NY, and died 1929 in Squire Worth Twp., Boone Co., Iowa. He married Ann Whitbeck.

Notes for George Irving:

>From the HISTORY OF BOONE COUNTY, Volume II, Page 244

The youngest brother, George, came to Boone County in 1866 in company of Erastus and here followed farming for many years. At his death he left a family of four daughters and one son. He was married to Ann Whitbeck.

A very noticeable characteristic of all of the Irving men was their great admiration of trees. On every farm that they owned they planted large groves of shade trees and large orchards.

(From the notes of Forest King Irving, 2000)

Children of George Irving and Ann Whitbeck are:

101. Jeremiah⁴ English (Luke³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1822 in Chenango Forks, New York, and died 1910 in Broome Co., New York. He married Mary Jane Abt. 1864.

More About Jeremiah English:

Occupation: Shoemaker in Chenango Forks

Children of Jeremiah English and Mary Jane are:

102. George⁴ English (Luke³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1824 in Greene, NY, and died 1908 in Chenango, NY. He married Caroline Kenyon, daughter of Nathaniel Kenyon and Hannah Smith.

Children of George English and Caroline Kenyon are:

103. Fannie⁴ English (Luke³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1827 in Greene, NY, and died 1896. She married John Wesley Kenyon Abt. 1855, son of Nathaniel Kenyon and Hannah Smith.

Notes for John Wesley Kenyon:

>From Raft to Railroad, A HISTORY OF THE TOWN OF GREENE, CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK, 1792-1867 by Mildred English Cochrane, Town Historian, published by Cayuga Press, Ithaca, New York, 1967.

1855 Census - Town of Green

John W. Kinyon, age 27, born in Broome Co., Resident 3 years, Occupation. Farmer

Fanny Kinyon, age 27, wife, born in Broome Co., Resident 3 years

Children of Fannie English and John Kenyon are:

104. Mary Ann⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born Abt. 1819 in Barker, NY, and died 1891. She married John Brown, son of David Brown and Eliza Sutherland.

Children of Mary Kenyon and John Brown are:

105. Phidelia⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1822 in Barker, NY, and died 1897. She married Charles Hurlbut, son of Chauncey Hurlbut and Rhoda.

Children of Phidelia Kenyon and Charles Hurlbut are:

106. Jonathan⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1823 in Barker, NY, and died 1907. He married Sarah Elizabeth Newman, daughter of Elias Newman and Nancy Crane.

Children of Jonathan Kenyon and Sarah Newman are:

108. Niles⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1827 in Barker, NY. He married Julia Ann Newman, daughter of Elias Newman and Nancy Crane.

Children of Niles Kenyon and Julia Newman are:

109. Elizabeth⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1830 in Barker, NY, and died 1910 in Triangle, NY. She married Jerome Atwater.

Children of Elizabeth Kenyon and Jerome Atwater are:

111. Eliza A.⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1835 in Barker, NY. She married Jacob Syrenus R. Terwilliger, son of Harmon Terwilliger and Eleanor.

Child of Eliza Kenyon and Jacob Terwilliger is:

112. Isabel⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1836 in Barker, NY, and died 1918. She married Perry Bliss, son of Robert Bliss and Margaret Alstop.

Child of Isabel Kenyon and Perry Bliss is:

113. Milo⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1839 in Barker, NY, and died 1908 in Smithville Flats, NY. He married Abigail J. Monk, daughter of Mathias Monk and Nancy Philips.

Child of Milo Kenyon and Abigail Monk is:

114. Olive⁴ Kenyon (Mary³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1842, and died 1926 in Greene, NY. She married John Hoag.

Child of Olive Kenyon and John Hoag is:

115. Abraham⁴ Low (Mercy³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born Abt. 1821 in Greene, NY. He married Lucretia.

Children of Abraham Low and Lucretia are:

117. Charity Amelia⁴ Low (Mercy³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1830 in Barker, NY, and died 1911 in Barker, NY. She married Luke E. Green Abt. 1853, son of Andrew Green and Mary English.

Children of Charity Low and Luke Green are:

119. Isabella (Rose)⁴ Roos (Olive³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1827 in Barker, NY. She married Horace A. Winston.

Children of Isabella Roos and Horace Winston are:

123. Miranda⁴ English (Jonathan³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1835 in Barker, NY, and died 1895 in Smithville, NY. She married Judson Walls.

Children of Miranda English and Judson Walls are:

124. Jerome⁴ English (Jonathan³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1837 in Barker, NY, and died 1920. He married Rachel Johnson.

Children of Jerome English and Rachel Johnson are:

126. Harriet A.⁴ English (Jonathan³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1844 in Barker, NY, and died 1916 in Barker, NY. She married Theodore Johnson Abt. 1875.

Children of Harriet English and Theodore Johnson are:

128. Elizabeth Amelia⁴ English (Clark³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1833 in Greene, NY, and died 1912. She married David Rogers, son of Benjamin Rogers and Fidelia Atwater.

Children of Elizabeth English and David Rogers are:

129. William W.⁴ English (Clark³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1834 in Greene, NY, and died 1899. He married (1) Katie C. Strickland Abt. 1858, daughter of Jonathan Strickland and Rebecca Dunn. He married (2) Carrie D. Smith Abt. 1886, daughter of Oscar Smith and Diana Young. He married (3) Mary J. Prince Holland Abt. 1894, daughter of David Prince and Angeline Tichnor.

Notes for William W. English:

>From the History of Chenango Co, NY Directory

English, William, p o Chenango Forks, farmer and stock dealer, res lot 59, 65 acres, b Greene, 1834; parents Clark and Ann English; wife, Catherine Strickland; Children, 1- Lottie L; father, Jonathan Strickland.

Children of William English and Katie Strickland are:

Child of William English and Carrie Smith is:

131. Caroline⁴ King (Chloe³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born Abt. 1842 in Vestal, NY. She married James DeWitt.

Child of Caroline King and James DeWitt is:

132. Jacob L.⁴ King (Chloe³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born Abt. 1844 in Vestal, NY. He married Mary Colwort.

Children of Jacob King and Mary Colwort are:

134. Charles⁴ Blackman (Chloe³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1858. He married Mary.

Children of Charles Blackman and Mary are:

135. Otis F.⁴ Hubbard (Isabel³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1831 in Windsor, NY, and died 1900. He married Agnes.

Children of Otis Hubbard and Agnes are:

136. Mary A.⁴ Hubbard (Isabel³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1837 in Windsor, NY. She married John Alfredo Frost.

Children of Mary Hubbard and John Frost are:

139. Mercy Ann⁴ Alexander (Sarah³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1839 in Greene, NY. She married Nathan Gross.

Children of Mercy Alexander and Nathan Gross are:

141. Chloe⁴ Alexander (Sarah³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1845 in Greene, NY. She married William Caton.

Children of Chloe Alexander and William Caton are:

142. Aurelia⁴ Alexander (Sarah³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1847 in Barker, NY. She married M. Walls.

Child of Aurelia Alexander and M. Walls is:

144. Charles E.⁴ Alexander (Sarah³ English, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1854 in Greene, NY, and died 1901 in Greene, NY. He married Jessie V. Eggleston Abt. 1879.

Child of Charles Alexander and Jessie Eggleston is:

150. Benjamin J.⁴ English (David³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1846 in Triangle, NY, and died 1924. He married Ruth E..

Child of Benjamin English and Ruth E. is:

152. Ann⁴ English (David³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1850 in Triangle, NY, and died 1905. She married Robert Brown Abt. 1869, son of John Brown and Mary Kenyon.

Child of Ann English and Robert Brown is:

154. Morris⁴ English (David³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born May 25, 1856 in Barker, NY, and died August 09, 1932 in Binghamton, NY. He married Elma Bunzey September 02, 1882, daughter of Ira Bunzey and Adelia Bronk.

Children of Morris English and Elma Bunzey are:

155. Morgan⁴ English (David³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1856 in Barker, NY, and died 1932. He married Lucinda Gaylord Abt. 1892.

Child of Morgan English and Lucinda Gaylord is:

156. Wakeman⁴ English (David³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1859.

Child of Wakeman English is:

159. Eva B.⁴ English (David³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1863 in Barker, NY, and died 1934 in Cortland, NY. She married Charles G. Ballard Abt. 1884.

Children of Eva English and Charles Ballard are:

160. Asa H.⁴ English (David³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1864 in Barker, NY. He married Nellie P. Judd Abt. 1889.

Children of Asa English and Nellie Judd are:

161. William J.⁴ English (George Washington³, Jonathan², Luke¹) was born 1874 in Barker, NY, and died 1932 in Triangle, NY. He married Louie E..

Child of William English and Louie E. is:

164. Job⁴ Harrington (Deborah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1821 in Easton, NY, and died 1883. He married (1) Esther Elizabeth Obern. He married (2) Ellen Glass.

Children of Job Harrington and Esther Obern are:

165. Ruth⁴ Harrington (Deborah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1824 in Easton, NY, and died 1892 in Easton, NY. She married Harvey Tubbs.

Children of Ruth Harrington and Harvey Tubbs are:

166. Simon⁴ Harrington (Deborah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1828 in Easton, NY, and died 1887 in Easton, NY. He married (1) Louisa Harrington. He married (2) Louisa Pitts.

Children of Simon Harrington and Louisa Pitts are:

167. Benjamin⁴ Harrington (Deborah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1833 in Easton, NY, and died 1890 in Easton, NY. He married Hannah Harrington, daughter of William Harrington and Sally Narcross.

Children of Benjamin Harrington and Hannah Harrington are:

168. David W.⁴ Harrington (Deborah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1834 in Easton, NY, and died 1906 in Easton, NY. He married Alice B. Snell.

Children of David Harrington and Alice Snell are:

169. Allen⁴ Harrington (Deborah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1843 in Easton, NY, and died 1882 in Greenwich, NY. He married (1) Mary M. Harrington, daughter of Harvey Harrington and Myra Clark. He married (2) Lucy Hillman.

Children of Allen Harrington and Mary Harrington are:

Children of Allen Harrington and Lucy Hillman are:

170. John J.⁴ Harrington (Deborah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born Abt. 1849 in Blossburg, PA, and died August 26, 1930. He married Mary Broth.

Child of John Harrington and Mary Broth is:

171. Leonard⁴ Milks (Benjamin³, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1820 in Easton, NY. He married (1) Sarah Ann Farrington, daughter of Robert Farrington and Elizabeth English. He married (2) Amanda Howard.

Children of Leonard Milks and Sarah Farrington are:

Child of Leonard Milks and Amanda Howard is:

189. Zeruah⁴ Milks (Jonathan³, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1831. She married Peter Bacon.

Children of Zeruah Milks and Peter Bacon are:

193. Esther J.⁴ Milks (Jonathan³, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1847. She married M. Barnes.

Child of Esther Milks and M. Barnes is:

195. Nancy Maria⁴ Milks (Luke³, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1831 in Dayton, NY, and died 1909 in Maynard, IA. She married Julius Ceasar Ranney, son of Eli Ranney and Evaline Parmalee.

Children of Nancy Milks and Julius Ranney are:

203. Arvilla⁴ Benson (Sarah³ Milks, Margaret² English, Luke¹) was born 1847 in Persia, Cattaraugus Co., NY, and died 1913. She married William Cobbler, son of Byard Cobbler and Elizabeth.

Child of Arvilla Benson and William Cobbler is:

207. Alexander Larmon⁴ English (David³, William L.², Luke¹) was born 1846 in Cambridge, New York, and died 1930 in Schenectady, NY. He married (1) Elizabeth Mariah Rice, daughter of Silas Rice and Jane Clapp. He married (2) Margaret Kennedy.

Children of Alexander English and Elizabeth Rice are:

Children of Alexander English and Margaret Kennedy are:

210. Adaline Josephine⁴ English (Luke W.³, William L.², Luke¹) was born 1847 in Malta, NY. She married Church D. Foster, son of Edward Foster and Minerva A..

Children of Adaline English and Church Foster are:

214. William F.⁴ English (Abraham³, William L.², Luke¹) was born 1857 in Jackson, NY, and died 1937 in Greenwich, NY. He married (1) Lavina English, daughter of Jonathan English and Delia Gardner. He married (2) Ruey Amy English, daughter of Jonathan English and Delia Gardner.

Children of William English and Lavina English are:

Children of William English and Ruey English are:

215. Albert Charles⁴ English (Abraham³, William L.², Luke¹) was born 1863 in Cambridge, New York, and died 1938 in Rensselaer, NY.

Children of Albert Charles English are:

218. Frances Addie⁴ Lockrow (Lydia³ English, William L.², Luke¹) was born 1845, and died 1931. She married Abner Clements.

Child of Frances Lockrow and Abner Clements is:

219. John Albert⁴ Lockrow (Lydia³ English, William L.², Luke¹) was born 1850 in Malta, NY.

Children of John Albert Lockrow are:

228. Jerome H.⁴ Herrington (Mary Jane³ English, William L.², Luke¹) was born 1859 in Easton, NY, and died 1950. He married Mary A. Lundberg.

Children of Jerome Herrington and Mary Lundberg are:

229. Eunice Permelia