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851	James Garfield Eddy (1881 - 1964) Submitted by Charlotte Lamp, Seattle, WA (May 2003) Bay City born, he went on to become a pioneer in forestry genetics. James Garfield Eddy James Garfield Eddy, Sr., lumberman, investor and forest geneticist was born in Bay City, Michigan, on April 7, 1881. He was the son of John Franklin and Charlotte Whittemore Eddy. John Eddy was a lumberman who had come to Michigan from Bangor Maine in 1860 to establish a large sawmill. The Eddy family had been associated with the lumber business for several generations. James completed his early schooling at Lawrenceville School in New Jersey in 1899 and received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton University in 1903. That same year, he and his brother John W. acquired an interest in the Port Blakely Mill Company on Bainbridge Island in the state of Washington. James sold lumber from the mill in San Francisco until the mill burned. He next relocated to Everett, Washington, where he learned more about the lumber business before buying his own mill, the Ferry Baker Lumber Company. James was also active in the management of the Eddy Investment Company of Bay City, Michigan with his brothers John W. and Robert B. The company had been founded by their father and was managed by the three brothers following the father's passing in 1907. After Robert's death, the Eddy Investment Company was moved to Seattle in 1934. James married Mary Horton Cooley of Bay City on April 28, 1904. They became the parents of three daughters and one son: Adaline Seymour, Charlotte Whittemore , Mary Ann Cooley, and James Garfield, Jr. James had many business interests besides his lumber company. He raised citrus fruit in California and apples in Washington. During World War I, he joined D.E. Skinner and his brother, John W., in establishing the Skinner and Eddy Shipbuilding Company in Seattle. However, it was the lumber business and the growing of trees that held his greatest interest. James could look back to his father's and grandfather's careers and trace in just three generations the migration of the forest industry from New England to the Lake States to the Pacific Northwest. He knew that the logged-over lands must be reforested to meet the future needs for wood. He became convinced that there must be a way to grow the new trees faster than nature would grow them. James had read everything published about the work of Luther Burbank and his plant-breeding experiments in California. In 1918 James wrote the scientist but found Burbank not interested in trees for timber, only fruit trees, flowers and vines. James traveled to Burbank's home in Santa Rosa, California, where he requested a personal meeting with Burbank. Mrs. Burbank refused to let her ailing husband be bothered, but Eddy persisted for two weeks until the interview was granted. Burbank showed Eddy his hybrid walnut tree that had grown to a diameter of 24 inches at 16 years of age. While Burbank doubted his principles could be applied to conifers, he helped Eddy meet others interested in improving tree growth. Encouraged by the support of scientists from the University of California and the U.S. Forest Service, and eventually the backing of Burbank, Eddy was ready to move forward with his project. Eddy was convinced that the federal government would offer financial support for tree improvement. In 1923 he appeared before the Select Committee on Forestry of the United States Senate to plead his case. His testimony created much interest, but no federal funds were offered to support the project. In 1925 Eddy believed that he could wait no longer. Using his own funds, he established the Eddy Tree Breeding Station at Placerville, California. For eleven years the station was maintained with Eddy's personal funds, with assistance from the Carnegie Institute. Eddy offered Burbank the job of directing the project, but he declined because of his age and current studies. Eddie did accept Burbank's recommendation of a University of California teacher and researcher, Lloyd Austin, to lead the project. Because of the great commercial value and wide growing range, pine was chosen as the major species to study. An arboretum later named the Eddy Arboretum was first established with over 90 species and varieties of pine. By 1931, this was the most complete arboretum of pine in the world. The first few years were spent learning how to select quality parent trees. The next phase was undergoing hybridization between various species of pines. This long, complex undertaking has produced over 66 different hybrid combinations of pine, each with different characteristics of greater root systems, more abundant foliage, faster diameter growth and other responses. The research also led to the rearrangement of the pinus genus by studying the chromosomes of many species. As the Eddy Tree Breeding Station developed a reputation and increased staff, Eddy continued to support its work. However, he agreed with others that the research might best be affiliated either with a university or some other organization. In 1932, the name was officially changed to the Institute of Forest Genetics with a board of trustees responsible for its administration. Three years later, in 1935, Congress authorized the federal government to accept the institute as a gift to be administered by the U.S. Forest Service. Research work continues today at the Institute of Forest Genetics. Over the years, Eddy invested countless hours of planning and support, plus over $250,000 of his own funds to make the institute possible. In 1952, The American Forestry Association presented Eddy with its highest award for outstanding service to American forestry, in recognition of his more than 25 years of effective efforts in the field of forest genetics. Eddy died on June 5, 1964. Two months later, the Native Sons of the Golden West dedicated a plaque at the institute that reads in part: "Businessman, scientist, conservator, and true pioneer; his foresight and generous effort advanced the science of forest genetics many years and helped to conserve the supply of forest products for the future." (Charlotte Lamp is the grand-daughter of James Garfield and Mary Horton (Cooley) Eddy.) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------	Eddy, James Garfield (I00956)
852	James MABRY Self M Male W 32 PA Farm Laborer PA PA Lucy MABRY Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping Hou Edith MABRY Dau S Female W 3 OH PA OH Thomas HEATH Other W Male W 60 PA Farmer MA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Montville, Medina, OH Family History Library Film 1255047 NA Film Number T9-1047 Page Number 372C	Eddy, Lucy (I02245)
853	James MABRY Self M Male W 32 PA Farm Laborer PA PA Lucy MABRY Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping Hou Edith MABRY Dau S Female W 3 OH PA OH Thomas HEATH Other W Male W 60 PA Farmer MA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Montville, Medina, OH Family History Library Film 1255047 NA Film Number T9-1047 Page Number 372C	Mabry, James (I49610)
854	JAMES N. EDDY OBITUARY, ERIE, NEW YORK Eddy--James N. Of Lackawanna, NY, February 16,2000, beloved husband of the late Virginia A. (Davis); father of James N., Virginia A. (Steven) Thompsen, Colleen M. (Richard) Biryla, and Loretta C. (George) Texter; grandfather of Sean, Amy, Kara (Hodge), and Brian Thompsen; Erin, Ashley, and Samantha Texter; and Megan and Gregory Biryla; and Connor Eddy; Great-grandfather of Maxwell Thompsen Hodge; Brother of the late Margaret Morseon and Katherine Russel; Also survived by nieces and nephews. http: /searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/ny+index+88615108539+F James N. Eddy, 77, a longtime employee of Republic Steel, died Wednesday, February 16,2000, at his home in Lackawanna. Eddy was born in Buffalo and graduated from South Park High School. He worked for Republic Steel from 1946 until he retired in 1984. He married the former Virginia Davis in 1948. She died in 1996. He was a member of the Steelworkers of America Retirees and the South Park High School Alumni Association. An avid golfer, he was a member of the Hamburg Golf Club. He enjoyed travelling immensely. Survivors include a son, James N. of Hamburg; three daughters, Virginia Thompsen of Houston, Colleen Biryla of Hamburg, and Loretta Texter of Blasdell; 10 grandchildren and a great-grandso . A mass of Christian Burial was offered today in Our Lady of Victory, Lackawanna. Prayers preceding the Mass were in F.E. Brown Sons Funeral Home, in Orchard Park. Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery, Lackawanna. -----------------	Eddy, James N. (I80595)
855	James Preston Eddy, 82, of Evans, WV, departed this life January 7, 2001 following brief illness at Jackson General Hospital. He was born October 21, 1918 in Dawes, WV, a son of the late G.F. and Dorothy (Seese) Eddy. He was a World War II United States Coast Guard Veteran. He was retired from Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, Ravenswood Works. He was a member of the United Steelworkers Union # 5668 and a protestant. He is survived by his niece Lisa and her husband Roger Clendenin of Evans, with whom he made is home; several other nieces and nephews. He was also preceded in death by his wife Della Eddy; son, Rodney Eddy; brother Harry "Bud" Eddy ; sisters, Mary Estep and Ivy Holstein. Service will be Thursday, January 11, 2001--11 am at Casto Funeral Home, Evans, WV, with Pastor Jerry Dooley officiating. Burial will follow in the Jackson County Memory Gardens, Cottageville, WV, will military honors by Sandyville VFW Post # 3488. Visitation 6-8 pm Wednesday at the funeral home.	Eddy, James Preston (I81008)
856	James SUGGS Self M Male W 39 MO Farmer TN VA Mary E. SUGGS Wife M Female W 30 MO Keeps Hou Mary SUGGS Dau S Female W 9 CA VA MO Evaleen SUGGS Dau S Female W 6 CA VA MO Jenny SUGGS Dau S Female W 3 CA VA MO James F. SUGGS Son S Male W 2M CA VA MO James WRIGHT Other S Male W 17 MO Laborer MO MO Daniel M. EDDY Other S Male W 28 MI Teacher NY NY John B. GALLAGHER Other W Male W 40 NY Laborer IRE IRE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Yount, Napa, California Family History Library Film 1254069 NA Film Number T9-0069 Page Number 376C	Eddy, Daniel Marion (I16354)
857	James W. SEAL Self M Male W 59 VA Carpenter VA VA Catherine SEAL Wife M Female W 55 VA Keeping House VA VA Samuel E. SEAL Son S Male W 18 VA Farmer VA VA Delila C. SEAL Dau S Female W 14 WV At Home VA VA Richard W. ELIOTT Other S Male W 17 OH Farmer/Laborer OH OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Center, Gilmer, West Virginia Family History Library Film 1255402 NA Film Number T9-1402 Page Number 191A	Seal, James W. (I69963)
858	James W. WITHINGTON Self M Male W 28 IA Book Keeper NH MA Kate WITHINGTON Wife M Female W 26 MO Keep House IA MO Elizabeth M. WITHINGTON Dau S Fema Zadie E. WITHINGTON Dau S Female W 3 MI IA MO Sarah WITHINGTON Mother W Female W 49 MA At Home MA MA Arthur WITHINGTON Brother S Male W 19 MO Book Keeper NH MA Anna TROLSON Other S Female W 18 DEN Servant DEN DEN -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place 4th Ward, Big Rapids, Mecosta, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254594	Withington, James Watts (I07098)
859	January 19, 1926 - February 28, 2003 Roselea Anderson died on Feb. 28, 2003, in Tacoma, Wash. She was born Jan. 19, 1926 in Aldrich, Mo., to Olen Glenn Eddy Sr. and Olis Myrl (Thompson) Eddy. After moving with her family to John Day, Ore., in 1935, she graduated from high school in 1944, and from Oregon State University in 1948, with a degree in business administration. On June 7, 1948 (the same day as her graduation) she married Murl Wayne Anderson. He was a teacher and football coach at Silverton High. After several years in the business sector, she taught business education classes at Silverton High School. After 19 years in Silverton the Andersons traveled to Africa, Hawaii, and Washington State, where she served as house secretary for the Washington State Legislature, before returning to Oregon in 1973. In the latter years of her career, she worked with students with disabilities in Roseburg. She was active in the Silverton Eastern Star, serving as worthy matron during the year that Silverton hosted the Eastern Star state convention. She was a member of the Silverton United Methodist Church, was active in Scouts, and led the effort to bring kindergarten to Silverton schools years before the state required school districts to include kindergarten in school curriculum. She was preceded in death by her parents, and is survived by her husband of 55 years, Murl; sons Randy, of Mulino, and Jim, of Seattle; brother Glenn of John Day; daughters-in-law Pat Devine of Seattle and Arlene Sprague of Mulino; sisters-in-law Beverly Eddy of John Day, Margarete Morrow of Anchor Point, Alaska, and Joy Johnson of Redmond, and several nieces and nephews. She will be laid to rest in Valley View Cemetery in Silverton March 8 in a graveside service at 11:30 a.m. A memorial service will follow at 1 p.m. at Silverton United Methodist Church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Silverton High School Alumni Association Scholarship Fund. ---------	Eddy, Roselea (I80619)
860	Jaseph EDDY Self M Male W 55 NY Tailor NY NY Mary EDDY Wife M Female W 57 VT Keeps House VT NY Auther EDDY Son S Male W 26 NY Works On Fa Carrie EDDY Dau S Female W 29 NY Tailoress NY VT Frank EDDY Son S Male W 22 IN Works On Farm NY VT Gussa EDDY Dau S Female W 17 IN At School NY VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Cool Spring, La Porte, Indiana Family History Library Film 1254292 NA Film Number T9-0292 Page Number 125A	Eddy, Joseph (I81407)
861	Jeffrey Alan Eddy January 20, 1958 - May 26, 2004 Indianapolis, Indiana Date of visitation: June 1, 2004 Time of visitation: 4:00 PM Date of service: June 2, 2004 Time of service: 10:00 AM Funeral home: Leppert Life Story Funeral Home - Nora Chapel Obituary: Jeffrey Alan Eddy was optimistic and fun loving, with an enthusiasm for life. He cared about people and was understanding and compassionate. He helped others in whatever way he could. He appreciated the beauty and peace found in nature and enjoyed outdoor recreation. His greatest joy was found in his family. He was a supportive husband and father, and was completely content with what he had been given. Eugene and Judith (Moock) Eddy had barely said "I do" when they found out that their newly established family was about to grow. On January 20, 1958, only nine months and two weeks after they were married, their first son, Jeffrey, was born. He was not an only child for long, since his twin sister Linda was only seven minutes behind. Seven minutes was enough for Jeff, and when they were older he made it a point to remind her that he was the oldest. The twins always got a lot of attention when they were in public. Jeff and Linda were very close, described as "two peas in a pod," and shared many adventures together as youngsters. On one occasion, the duo visited the neighbor's garden and decided it would be fun to pick every single tomato and throw them over the hill. Linda later apologized, but Jeff was too shy. The neighbor was gracious and not upset with them at all. They shared many common tastes, as well. In fact, one day the two of them went to the basement and opened a very large bag of dog food, spreading it all over the basement floor. They figured if it was good enough for the dog, it was good enough for them. They both sat down and started snacking on it. They also had a common fascination with teeth after seeing the neighbor lady remove her upper denture. Try as they might, neither one of them could understand why their teeth wouldn't come out. The Eddy family lived in Canton, Ohio, until the twins were five years old. Then they moved to Dayton, where they stayed for eight years, and then to Indianapolis. Jeff attended J. M. Holt Elementary School, Kettering Junior High and Craig Junior High, and then Lawrence Central High School, where he graduated. He was an excellent student and an outstanding swimmer. An entire wall in his bedroom was covered with his swimming ribbons. His activities and his sense of responsibility kept him busy and he was never in any trouble. He was also active in the Boy Scouts and was very proud of his accomplishment of walking the Appalachian Trail. The Eddys were a close-knit family. Every year starting in the 1970s they would take vacations to Disney World. Jeff became so familiar with the park that his parents let him go to the attractions on his own. Jeff was very active and grew up participating in athletics with his father. They played tennis together and spent a lot of time sailing, an experience that Jeff treasued throughout his life. Jeff attended Indiana University and during the summer worked as a lifeguard at Hillcrest Country Club. His blonde hair, whitened by the sun, his stunning tan, and his thoughtfulness got the attention of a young lady named Marlene. Marlene, a student at Butler University, caught Jeff's eye, as well. They didn't see much of each other during their freshman year, but Marlene decided to transfer to IU for her sophomore year. The couple fell in love. Jeff proposed to Marlene in a small apartment in Bloomington. Marlene was sitting at the tiny kitchen table, admiring the single rose centerpiece. During the intimate dinner, Jeff looked Marlene in the eyes and said, "Will you marry me?" Thrilled, Marlene answered, "Yes, of course!" Jeff graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Marketing. He and Marlene were married on January 3, 1981, in Indianapolis. Jeff's nephew Dan was the ring bearer at the wedding. Like most two year olds will in that situation, he stole the show. As he was walking up the aisle, Dan looked over and saw his grandmother. Overcome with joy at seeing her, he shouted, "Nana!" Jeff and Marlene's first home was that same small apartment where they had gotten engaged. Jeff's family lived in Indianapolis, Indiana, for many years where he sold homes for residential home builders. They moved to Denver, Colorado, four years ago, doing the same job but with the added benefit of the beautiful surroundings of the Mile High City. His career goal was to be a successful entrepreneur, following the example of his grandfather whom he admired so much. He was not as concerned about the specifics of his employment as he was about the positive, forward direction that he wanted to go. Always, though, Jeff's family came first. The birth of their first child, Michael, brought new joy into their lives. Jeff was the first to hold their first born baby boy when he came into the world. He was a wonderful father. Later, Brian and Jon added to the joy in their household, and Jeff wholeheartedly took on his responsibility of training them to be men of integrity. All three sons remember their father's three rules: don't lie, don't cheat, and don't steal. He wanted them to be happy, to be good men, and to know that they were loved. Jeff is survived by his wife, Marlene Eddy; three sons, Michael, Brian, and Jonathan; his parents; his twin sister, Linda K. Till; a brother, Thomas A. Eddy; two aunts, Joan Moock and Sandra Brown; an uncle, Edward Eddy; and many cousins. Jeff passed away on Wednesday, May 26, 2004. He was preceded in death by a brother, Steven A. Eddy. Jeff was just forty-six. Friends will be received on Tuesday, June 1, from 4 - 8 PM at the Leppert Mortuary, Nora Chapel. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, June 2, at 10:00 AM in the Second Presbyterian Church Chapel. Interment will be in Union Chapel Cemetery. To read Jeff's complete life story, share a memory, send flowers, or make a memorial contribution to either the Second Presbyterian Church or the American Heart Association, please visit his personal web page at www.lifestorynet.com. Jeff has given his loved ones precious memories of his laughter, his life, and his love. They will always have his example of what it means to be a son, a brother, a husband, a father- a man. May you grow up to be righteous, May you grow up to be true, May you always know the truth And see the lights surrounding you May you always be courageous, Stand upright and be strong, May you stay Forever young - Forever Young, Bob Dylan MEMORIES	Eddy, Jeffery Allen (I83517)
862	Jerome EDDY Self M Male W 50 NY Manufacturer VT VT Ellen M. EDDY Wife M Female W 40 NY Keeping House NY NY Arthur J. EDDY Son S Male W 20 MI Editor & Publisher NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place 3rd Ward, Flint, Genesee, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254579 NA Film Number T9-0579 Page Number 191D	Eddy, Jerome (I28042)
863	Jerome W. EDDY Self M Male W 47 NY Labor NY NY Mary E. EDDY Wife M Female W 40 PA Keeps Hou Elizur EDDY Father W Male W 87 NY Home MA MA Emma EDDY Niece S Female W 21 PA Home NY NY William M. JERVIS Other S Male W 40 PA Farm George CULBERTSON Other S Male W 20 PA Labor PA PA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Rockdale, Crawford, Pennsylvania Family History Library Film 1255120 NA Film Number T9-1120 Page Number 61D	Eddy, Eleazar (I14598)
864	Jesse N. Eddy, 68, of Waynesburg RD 4, died at 9:25 PM Saturday, June 3, 2000, in his home. He was born April 13, 1932, in Morris Township, Greene County, a son of Jesse James and Dorothy Marie Morris Eddy. Mr. Eddy resided in Waynesburg for 39 years before moving to Eastview in 1999. He was a member of St. George's Episcopal Church, Waynesburg, maintaining the church's lawn for 15 years. Mr. Eddy was a social member of Waynesburg Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4793, a member of Waynesburg Eagles Club, and a former member of Waynesburg Moose Lodge. He worked for more than 45 years as a truck driver and heavy equipment mechanic, working for National Servall Co., Fort Wayne, Ind., and most recently for McQue Truck Repair, Claysville. Mr. Eddy enjoyed motorcycles. On August 8, 1951, he married Helen Jean VanCleve Eddy, who died December 29, 1984. Also deceased are two sons, Kenneth Floyd Eddy and Michael S. Eddy; three brothers, Spencer	Eddy, Jesse N. (I80898)
865	Jire W. EDDY Self M Male W 48 --- Jeweler NY NY Elizabeth EDDY Wife M Female W 43 NY Keeping House NY NY Clarra EDDY Dau S Female W 20 IL Music Teach Winthrop EDDY Son S Male W 18 IL Jeweler NY NY Harry EDDY Son S Male W 15 IL At School NY NY Mattie EDDY Dau S Female W 10 IL At School NY NY Mary HENNING Other S Female W 17 IL Servant HESS --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Kewanee, Henry, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254213	Eddy, Jirah William (I07692)
866	John "Jack" Eddy. 69, of Sycamore, died Tuesday, April 28, 1992, at his home. He was born in Sycamore on Dec. 3, 1922, the son of William P. and Grace (Hemenway) Eddy. He married Helen Racey on Sept. 5, 1942, in Dekalb. He worked as a deputy county clerk and also worked in the assessor	Eddy, John (I81140)
867	JOHN A. EDDY, merchant and Postmaster, Scotland P.O., was born in Burford Township, July 18, 1855, and is a son of Constant and Ann (Emmonds) Eddy. His father was born in Oakland Township April 1, 1817 and his mother was in Oakland September 21, 1817, and died September 21,1848. They were married in Oakland Township November 7, 1837. His father was a farmer. John A. Eddy was married Aug. 16, 1882 to Alma Messecar, who was born June 15, 1861, and was a daughter of Gilbert and Sussanna Messecar. Our subject had a grammar school education, and has bought property in Scotland, where he is keeping a general store such as is kept in a country town, and has a good country trade. He has been engaged in business for five years, and has been Postmaster for two years. he is an enterprising young merchant, and has been very successful in business. Mr. And Mrs. Eddy are respected by all who know them.	Eddy, John Adbeel (I36268)
868	John B. EDDY Self M Male W 45 NY Patent Right Invent. CT NY Anna E. EDDY Wife M Female W 44 NY Keeps Hou William EDDY Son S Male W 14 WI School NY NY Walter EDDY Son S Male W 12 WI School NY NY Charles EDDY Son S Male W 10 WI School NY NY Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 7 IA School NY NY Raymond EDDY Son S Male W 3 WI NY NY Harris EDDY Son S Male W 1 WI NY NY Anna JACOBSON Other S Female W 20 WI Servant NOR NOR -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place 3rd Ward, Stevens Point, Portage, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 1255442 NA Film Number T9-1442 Page Number 184D	Eddy, John Bushnell (I19726)
869	John Cary the Plymouth Pilgrim Page 226 1. Phebe C., b. June 24, 1851; m. Emons S. Austin, Gle Falls, N. Y. 2. Isaac J., b. May 5, 1859; m. Mary A. Eddy, Dec. 10, 188 and had (1) Edith, a Teacher at Westtown, Pa. (2) Clarence, Glens Falls, N. Y.	Eddy, Mary Anna (I57604)
870	John CHAMBERLIN Self M Male W 35 MA Farmer CT MA Sophia CHAMBERLIN Wife M Female W 29 OH Keeping House NY NY Albert CHAMBERLIN Son S Male W 3 MI MA OH Orrin EDDY Other M Male W 22 MI Farm Laborer --- --- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Duplain, Clinton, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254576 NA Film Number T9-0576 Page Number 363B	Eddy, Orin Lavilla (I02056)
871	John EDDY Self M Male W 44 OH Carpenter & Join Annie EDDY Wife M Female W 40 OH Keeping Hou Laura EDDY Dau S Female W 20 OH At Home OH OH John EDDY Son Male W 16 OH At School OH OH Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 12 OH At School OH OH Charley EDDY Son S Male W 8 MI At School OH OH Julia BRADY Other S Female W 20 MI Milliner OH OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Union, Branch, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254573 NA Film Number T9-0573	Eddy, John Rufus (I25236)
872	John EDDY Self M Male W 47 WV Farmer WV WV Rachel EDDY Wife M Female W 48 WV Keeps Hou Owen O. EDDY Son S Male W 21 WV Farm Labor Alice EDDY Dau S Female W 15 WV Home WV WV Lafayette EDDY Son S Male W 12 WV Home WV WV Lenora E. EDDY Dau S Female W 9 WV WV WV James S. EDDY Son S Male W 7 TX WV WV Charles W. WEST Other S Male W 38 FL Farm Laborer VA VA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Precint 4, Hamilton, Texas Family History Library Film 1255308	Eddy, John (I08874)
873	John EDDY Self M Male W 55 NY Farmer NY NY Harriett EDDY Wife M Female W 50 NY Housekeeping NY NY Jennie EDDY Dau S Female W 16 NY NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Pittsfield, Otsego, New York Family History Library Film 1254916 NA Film Number T9-0916 Page Number 391D	Eddy, John (I02896)
874	John EDDY Self W Male W 59 IRE Shoe Maker IRE IRE Charlotte R. EDDY Dau S Female W 24 IL Keeping House IRE IRE Emma F. EDDY Dau S Female W 22 IL Book Merchant IRE IRE Edgar D. EDDY Son S Male W 20 IL Farm Laborer IRE I Benjamine W. EDDY Son S Male W 18 IL Gardener IRE I Frank H. EDDY Son S Male W 11 TN Huckster IRE IRE -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place District 9, Williamson, Tennessee Family History Library Film 1255286 NA Film Number T9-1286 Page Number 124A	Eddy, John (I03237)
875	John Eddy born abt 1805 married Ann ? children include Eliza Ann, Sarah, John Henry, Angeline, Ellen, Isaac. Also Mary Colbert, born June 30, 1853, daughter of Joseph and Sophia Hardin Colbert or John Thomas Weller, born Dec. 18, 1864 who married Nellie Younker born Dec. 22, 1877, daughter of Isaac A.born June 8, 1845 and Mary C. Hull Younker born Feb. 22, 1845	Eddy, John (I81034)
876	John H. Eddy EDDY, John H., geographer, born in New York in 1782; died 22 December i517. He published a circular map of the country for thirty miles around New York (1814); a map of the western part of New York; a map to illustrate the communication between lake Erie and the Hudson; and a map of the state of New York; and was engaged on a general atlas of America at the time of his death. Edited Appletons Encyclopedia, Copyright	Eddy, John H. (I83082)
877	John LAW Self M Male W 63 VT Farm Laborer MA MA Sophia LAW Wife M Female W 62 VT Keeping Hou John H. LAW Son M Male W 32 VT Rr Track Ha Lucy J. LAW DauL M Female 20 VT Dress Maki Edward LAW Son M Male W 27 VT Rr Track Hand VT VT Nellie J. LAW DauL M Female W 19 VT Keeping House VT VT Charlie DORSETT Other S Male W 18 VT Farm Laborer VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Clarendon, Rutland, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255347	Law, John (I32458)
878	John M. ALDRICH Self M Male W 52 VT Farmer NH NH Lucretia ALDRICH Wife M Female W 55 VT Keeps House RI CT Horace MILES SSon S Male W 34 VT Farm Hand VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Wallingford, Rutland, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255348 NA Film Number T9-1348 Page Number 455A	Aldrich, John Marshall (I44035)
879	John M. WARNER Self M Male W 28 OH Farmer NY OH Carrie G. WARNER Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping House NY NY Asenath EDDY Other S Female W 34 OH Servant VT - Chas. BEARDSLEY Other S Male W 24 OH Farm Hand OH OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Concord, Lake, OH Family History Library Film 1255038 NA Film Number T9-1038 Page Number 308C	Eddy, Asenath (I75746)
880	John MANSFIELD Self M Male W 49 MI Farmer VT NY Martha MANSFIELD Wife M Female W 44 NY Housekeeping NY NY Milo MANSFIELD Son S Male W 21 MI MI NY Adelbert MANSFIELD Son S Male W 19 MI MI NY Samantha MANSFIELD Dau S Female W 17 MI MI NY Fredrick MANSFIELD Son S Male W 14 MI MI NY Mary J. MANSFIELD Dau S Female W 12 MI MI NY Euneesa MANSFIELD Dau S Female W 8 MI MI NY Francis MANSFIELD Son S Male W 4 MI MI NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Denver, Newaygo, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254598 NA Film Number T9-0598 Page Number 339D	Mansfield, John Miles (I66636)
881	John PENNINGTON Self M Male W 32 OH Farmer IN OH Rositta PENNINGTON Wife M Female W 27 MI Keeping House NY NY James A. PENNINGTON Son S Male W 4 MI At Ho Edgar WILKINS Nephew S Male W 14 MI At Home PA MI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Eagle, Clinton, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254576 NA Film Number T9-0576 Page Number 390D	Pennington, John A. (I78576)
882	John R. KENT Self M Male W 55 RI Works In Print Works RI RI Hannah A. KENT Wife M Female W 45 RI Keeping House RI RI Sophie B. KENT Dau S Female W 20 RI Teaching School RI RI Lester J. KENT Son S Male W 9 RI RI RI Bertha R. KENT Dau S Female W 7 RI RI RI Sophie YEAW MotherL W Female W 82 RI RI RI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Warwick, Kent, RI Family History Library Film 1255209 NA Film Number T9-1209 Page Number 285A	Yeaw, George (I03738)
883	John STYRON Self M Male W 34 NC Dealer In Furniture NC NC Anna B. STYRON Wife M Female W 32 NY Keeping House NY NY Cora A. STYRON Dau S Female W 11 NY At Scho Frederick J. STYRON Son S Male W 9 NY NC NY Edward STYRON Son S Male W 6 NY NC NY Minnie STYRON Dau S Female W 4 NY NC NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place 7th Ward, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York Family History Library Film 1254908 NA Film Number T9-0908	Styron, Capt. John L. (I49860)
884	John W. EDDY Self M Male W 73 VT Insurance & Real Estate Broker MA MA Amy L. EDDY Wife M Female W 64 VT Keeping Hou Emma BRISTOL Niece S Female W 26 VT At Home VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place White Creek, Washington, New York Family History Library Film 1254943 NA Film Number T9-0943 Page Number 464B	Eddy, John Wilson (I60752)
885	John W. FISHER Self M Male W 40 OH Farmer OH OH Maranda E. FISHER Wife M Female W 40 OH Keeping House MD PA Isaac T. FISHER Son S Male W 14 OH OH OH Jacob FISHER Son S Male W 10 OH OH OH Mccurdy FISHER Son S Male W 9 OH OH OH Orestus FISHER Son S Male W 5 OH OH OH James O. FISHER Son S Male W 3 WV OH OH Effey E. FISHER Dau S Female W 1 WV OH OH Mary J. MYERS SDau S Female W 18 VA At Home OH OH Annie MYERS SDau S Female W 16 WV At Home OH OH James REED Other S Male W 21 VA Laborer VA VA	Fisher, John W. (I24755)
886	John; died April 22, 1862; ae. 73.	Eddy, John (I02989)
887	Jonathan EDDY Self M Male W 49 VA Farmer VA VA Sarah A. EDDY Wife M Female W 47 VA Keeps Hou Prudy EDDY Dau S Female W 18 VA Home VA VA Catharine EDDY Dau S Female W 15 VA Home VA VA Simon EDDY Son S Male W 13 WV VA VA Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 11 WV Home VA VA Isaac N. EDDY Son S Male W 8 WV VA VA Benja. Daniel EDDY Son S Male W 2 WV VA VA Hannah EDDY Aunt S Female W 55 VA Domestic Servant VA VA Elias EDDY Other S Male W 35 VA VA VA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Pawpaw, Marion, West Virginia Family History Library Film 1255407 NA Film Number T9-1407	Eddy, Jonathan (I15267)
888	Jonathan G. EDDY Self M Male W 35 VT Lawyer MA VT Anna B. EDDY Wife M Female W 30 VT Keeping House VT VT Mary E. BLISS Other S Female W 22 NH Teacher (School) NH NH Howard M. BURKE Other S Male W 31 VT Livery Stable Keeper VT VT Ed. A. STARKEY Other S Male W 23 VT Merchant Tailor NY VT Anna A. JOHNSON Other M Female W 34 VT Serva Isabel E. JOHNSON Other S Female W 8 VT At School VT VT Daniel DIEDRICH Other S Male W 11 VT VT VT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Brattleboro, Windham, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255349 NA Film Number T9-1349 Page Number 319C Jonathan G. Eddy Biography This biography appears on pages 516, 519 in "History of Minnehaha County, South Dakota" by Dana R. Bailey EDDY, JONATHAN G., was born in Jamaica, Windham county, Vermont, August 27, 1844; he was reared on a farm and educated in the common schools and at the Leland & Gray seminary, in Townshend, Vermont. In 1865 he entered the law office of Hoyt H. Wheeler, of Jamaica (now U. S. district judge of the district of Vermont), where he remained until April, 1869, at which time he was admitted to the bar. He then practiced law in Jamaica for six years. In 1875 removed to Brattleboro and formed a copartnership with Charles N. Davenport under the firm name of Davenport & Eddy. It was one of the strong, successful law firms of the state of Vermont. This copartnership continued until January, 1882, when, owing to poor health, Mr. Davenport was compelled to retire from active work. Mr. Eddy then formed a copartnership with James L. Martin, of Brattleboro, which continued four years. In July, 1886, he came to Sioux Falls and formed a copartnership with H. J. Davenport, a son of his former partner. This firm commenced the practice of law, but soon drifted into the real estate business. Real estate was at that time booming, and they made some large deals and built the Temple Court on Main avenue, but the hard times which followed left them with the consolation only that they had been with the crowd and had shown great faith in the future of their adopted city. While a resident of Jamaica, Mr. Eddy was elected representative to the legislature and served one term. He was highly esteemed by the legal profession, and had the reputation of being a thoroughly good lawyer. He is now practicing law in Sioux Falls, and has many friends who hope that when prosperous times return he may reap bountiful harvest, such as will to some extent repay him for his labor and outlay in advancing the material interests of Sioux Falls.	Eddy, Jonathan Green (I00038)
889	Joseph CLEVELAND Self M Male W 52 NY Farmer NY NY Mary E. CLEVELAND Wife M Female W 45 MA Keeping House MA MA Isaac F. CLEVELAND Son S Male W 24 WI Farm Geo. Arthur CLEVELAND Son S Male W 19 WI Assisting On Farm NY MA Maryett CLEVELAND Dau S Female W 10 WI Attending School NY MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Silver Creek, Wright, Minnesota Family History Library Film 1254638 NA Film Number T9-0638	Cleveland, Joseph Pew (I04050)
890	Joseph EDDY Self M Male W 52 NY Farmer NY NY Abigail EDDY Wife M Female W 50 PA Keeping House NY NY Shilland EDDY Son M Male W 26 OH Laborer NY PA Mattie EDDY DauL M Female W 28 MI NY NY Lora M. EDDY GDau S Female W 5 MI OH MI John EDDY GSon S Male W 7M MI OH MI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Fredonia, Calhoun, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254575 NA Film Number T9-0575 Page Number 230A	Eddy, Joseph (I81698)
891	Joseph EDDY Self M Male W 52 NY Farmer NY NY Abigail EDDY Wife M Female W 50 PA Keeping House NY NY Shilland EDDY Son M Male W 26 OH Laborer NY PA Mattie EDDY DauL M Female W 28 MI NY NY Lora M. EDDY GDau S Female W 5 MI OH MI John EDDY GSon S Male W 7M MI OH MI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Fredonia, Calhoun, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254575 NA Film Number T9-0575 Page Number 230A	Eddy, Shilland (I81700)
892	Joseph Eddy found in: Marriage Index: MA, 1633-1850 Married: Apr 21, 1733 in: Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA Gender: M This record can be found at: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0562559. Spouse name: Hix, Mary	Family: Eddy, Joseph / Hix, Mary (F25644)
893	Joseph ROBINSON Self M Male W 24 MI Farmer --- --- Mary E. ROBINSON Wife M Female W 30 MI Keeping House --- --- Archie ROBINSON Son S Male W 7 MI MI MI Rosetta ROBINSON Dau S Female W 4 MI MI MI Minnie GROVE Dau S Female W 1 MI MI MI -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Oneida, Eaton, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254577 NA Film Number T9-0577 Page Number 31A	Robinson, Joseph William (I02037)
894	Joseph SMITH Self M Male W 36 NY Lather --- --- Laura L. SMITH Wife M Female W 24 MI Keeping House NY NY -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Albany, Whiteside, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254258 NA Film Number T9-0258 Page Number 96B	Smith, Joseph (I78053)
895	Joseph WAIT Self W Male W 73 VT Farmer RI RI Elmer H. WAIT Son M Male W 28 VT Works The Fa Helen WAIT DauL M Female W 23 IL Keeping Hou Fanny WAIT GDau S Female W 3 VT VT IL Lewis C. WAIT GSon S Male W 10M VT VT IL -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Shaftsburg, Bennington, Vermont Family History Library Film 1255341 NA Film Number T9-1341 Page Number 492C	Wait, Joseph (I64014)
896	Joseph WEEKS Self M Male W 65 MA Fisherman MA MA Betsey WEEKS Wife M Female W 66 MA Keeping House NH ME Thomas A. WEEKS Son M Male W 42 MA Fisherm Catherine G. WEEKS DauL M Female W 36 MA Keeping House MA MA Abbie F. WEEKS Dau S Female W 35 MA At Home MA MA Mary E. WEEKS GDau S Female W 13 MA At Scho Gertrude E. WEEKS GDau S Female W 9 MA At School MA MA Warren E. WEEKS GSon S Male W 6 MA At Scho Betsey S. WEEKS GDau S Female W 2 MA MA MA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Provincetown, Barnstable, MA Family History Library Film 1254520 NA Film Number T9-0520 Page Number 283C	Eddy, Kate (I00096)
897	Joshua learned the cooper's trade (B.C.D., 8.507). Just before his marriage, he received from his father a large tract of land (B.C.D. 7.479). Zachariah Eddy of Swansea, yeoman, "for the great love which I bare to my son Joshua Eddy, cooper . . . land and meadow at Mattapoisett, . . . and also salt meadow which I purchased of Hugh Cole being about 2 acres." Dated Jan. 7, 1705/06. (B. C. D., 8, 509). On Aug. 22, 1713 John Winslow of Swansea for	Eddy, Joshua (I59275)
898	Judson E. EDDY Self M Male W 34 MI Lumber Manufacturer NY NY Cedelia A. EDDY Wife M Female W 30 OH Keeping House VT OH -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place New Haven, Gratiot, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254580 NA Film Number T9-0580 Page Number 543B EDDY, Clark L. (s. J. E. & C. M.) b. Aug 10, 1885 d. Jun 16, 1887 EDDY, Judson E. b. Jan 24, 1846 EDDY, Cedelia M. (Judson E.) b. Feb 3, 1850 d. Apr 30, 1910 EDDY, Catherine 1846	Eddy, Judson Edwin (I02010)
899	Julia A. EDDY Self W Female W 53 OH Keeping House MA CT -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Calmar, Winneshiek, Iowa Family History Library Film 1254370 NA Film Number T9-0370 Page Number 36A MRS. JULIA EDDY, d. May 21, 1886 @ Calmar, IA, age 60 yrs, born Median Co. Oh, 5/5/1826. survived by son Rush & Dau. Mary. Funeral Congregational Church, Prairie du Chien, buried in the Lowertown Cemetery, Moved to Calmar in 1866, came to Prairie du Chien in 1861, PdC Union, 5/27/1886	Northrop, Julia A. (I09859)
900	Julius EDDY Self M Male W 42 NY Farmer NY NY Maneva EDDY Wife M Female W 41 NY Keeping Hou Jay EDDY Son Male W 15 IL NY NY Lew R. EDDY Son S Male W 9 IL NY NY Herbert H. EDDY Son S Male W 6 IL NY NY Eveline G. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 IL NY NY Alexander GONYO Other S Male W 25 IL Laborer CANADA CAN Mary GONYO1 Other Female W 23 IL Keeping Hou William GONYO2 Other S Male W 2 IL IL IL Notes 1WIFE TO ALEXANDER 2SON TO ALEXANDER -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Source Information: Census Place Benton, Lake, Illinois Family History Library Film 1254221 NA Film Number T9-0221 Page Number 656C	Eddy, Julius H. (I00474)

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James Garfield Eddy (1881 - 1964)
Submitted by Charlotte Lamp, Seattle, WA (May 2003)
Bay City born, he went on to become a pioneer in forestry genetics.
James Garfield Eddy

James Garfield Eddy, Sr., lumberman, investor and forest geneticist was born in Bay City, Michigan, on April 7, 1881. He was the son of John Franklin and Charlotte Whittemore Eddy.

John Eddy was a lumberman who had come to Michigan from Bangor Maine in 1860 to establish a large sawmill. The Eddy family had been associated with the lumber business for several generations.

James completed his early schooling at Lawrenceville School in New Jersey in 1899 and received a Bachelor of Arts degree from Princeton University in 1903.

That same year, he and his brother John W. acquired an interest in the Port Blakely Mill Company on Bainbridge Island in the state of Washington. James sold lumber from the mill in San Francisco until the mill burned. He next relocated to Everett, Washington, where he learned more about the lumber business before buying his own mill, the Ferry Baker Lumber Company.

James was also active in the management of the Eddy Investment Company of Bay City, Michigan with his brothers John W. and Robert B. The company had been founded by their father and was managed by the three brothers following the father's passing in 1907. After Robert's death, the Eddy Investment Company was moved to Seattle in 1934.

James married Mary Horton Cooley of Bay City on April 28, 1904. They became the parents of three daughters and one son: Adaline Seymour, Charlotte Whittemore , Mary Ann Cooley, and James Garfield, Jr.

James had many business interests besides his lumber company. He raised citrus fruit in California and apples in Washington. During World War I, he joined D.E. Skinner and his brother, John W., in establishing the Skinner and Eddy Shipbuilding Company in Seattle.

However, it was the lumber business and the growing of trees that held his greatest interest. James could look back to his father's and grandfather's careers and trace in just three generations the migration of the forest industry from New England to the Lake States to the Pacific Northwest. He knew that the logged-over lands must be reforested to meet the future needs for wood. He became convinced that there must be a way to grow the new trees faster than nature would grow them.

James had read everything published about the work of Luther Burbank and his plant-breeding experiments in California. In 1918 James wrote the scientist but found Burbank not interested in trees for timber, only fruit trees, flowers and vines. James traveled to Burbank's home in Santa Rosa, California, where he requested a personal meeting with Burbank. Mrs. Burbank refused to let her ailing husband be bothered, but Eddy persisted for two weeks until the interview was granted.

Burbank showed Eddy his hybrid walnut tree that had grown to a diameter of 24 inches at 16 years of age. While Burbank doubted his principles could be applied to conifers, he helped Eddy meet others interested in improving tree growth. Encouraged by the support of scientists from the University of California and the U.S. Forest Service, and eventually the backing of Burbank, Eddy was ready to move forward with his project. Eddy was convinced that the federal government would offer financial support for tree improvement. In 1923 he appeared before the Select Committee on Forestry of the United States Senate to plead his case. His testimony created much interest, but no federal funds were offered to support the project.

In 1925 Eddy believed that he could wait no longer. Using his own funds, he established the Eddy Tree Breeding Station at Placerville, California. For eleven years the station was maintained with Eddy's personal funds, with assistance from the Carnegie Institute. Eddy offered Burbank the job of directing the project, but he declined because of his age and current studies. Eddie did accept Burbank's recommendation of a University of California teacher and researcher, Lloyd Austin, to lead the project.

Because of the great commercial value and wide growing range, pine was chosen as the major species to study. An arboretum later named the Eddy Arboretum was first established with over 90 species and varieties of pine. By 1931, this was the most complete arboretum of pine in the world.

The first few years were spent learning how to select quality parent trees. The next phase was undergoing hybridization between various species of pines. This long, complex undertaking has produced over 66 different hybrid combinations of pine, each with different characteristics of greater root systems, more abundant foliage, faster diameter growth and other responses. The research also led to the rearrangement of the pinus genus by studying the chromosomes of many species.

As the Eddy Tree Breeding Station developed a reputation and increased staff, Eddy continued to support its work. However, he agreed with others that the research might best be affiliated either with a university or some other organization. In 1932, the name was officially changed to the Institute of Forest Genetics with a board of trustees responsible for its administration. Three years later, in 1935, Congress authorized the federal government to accept the institute as a gift to be administered by the U.S. Forest Service. Research work continues today at the Institute of Forest Genetics.

Over the years, Eddy invested countless hours of planning and support, plus over $250,000 of his own funds to make the institute possible.

In 1952, The American Forestry Association presented Eddy with its highest award for outstanding service to American forestry, in recognition of his more than 25 years of effective efforts in the field of forest genetics.

Eddy died on June 5, 1964. Two months later, the Native Sons of the Golden West dedicated a plaque at the institute that reads in part: "Businessman, scientist, conservator, and true pioneer; his foresight and generous effort advanced the science of forest genetics many years and helped to conserve the supply of forest products for the future."

(Charlotte Lamp is the grand-daughter of James Garfield and Mary Horton (Cooley) Eddy.)

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Eddy, James Garfield (I00956)

852

James MABRY Self M Male W 32 PA Farm Laborer PA PA
Lucy MABRY Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping Hou
Edith MABRY Dau S Female W 3 OH PA OH
Thomas HEATH Other W Male W 60 PA Farmer MA PA

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Census Place Montville, Medina, OH
Family History Library Film 1255047
NA Film Number T9-1047
Page Number 372C

Eddy, Lucy (I02245)

853

Mabry, James (I49610)

854

JAMES N. EDDY OBITUARY, ERIE, NEW YORK

Eddy--James N.
Of Lackawanna, NY, February 16,2000, beloved husband of the late Virginia A. (Davis); father of
James N., Virginia A. (Steven) Thompsen, Colleen M. (Richard) Biryla, and Loretta C. (George)
Texter; grandfather of Sean, Amy, Kara (Hodge), and Brian Thompsen; Erin, Ashley, and Samantha
Texter; and Megan and Gregory Biryla; and Connor Eddy; Great-grandfather of Maxwell Thompsen
Hodge; Brother of the late Margaret Morseon and Katherine Russel; Also survived by nieces and
nephews.

http: /searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/ifetch2?/u1/data/ny+index+88615108539+F
James N. Eddy, 77, a longtime employee of Republic Steel, died Wednesday, February 16,2000,
at his home in Lackawanna. Eddy was born in Buffalo and graduated from South Park High
School. He worked for Republic Steel from 1946 until he retired in 1984. He married the
former Virginia Davis in 1948. She died in 1996. He was a member of the Steelworkers of
America Retirees and the South Park High School Alumni Association. An avid golfer, he was
a member of the Hamburg Golf Club. He enjoyed travelling immensely. Survivors include a
son, James N. of Hamburg; three daughters, Virginia Thompsen of Houston, Colleen Biryla of
Hamburg, and Loretta Texter of Blasdell; 10 grandchildren and a great-grandso . A mass of
Christian Burial was offered today in Our Lady of Victory, Lackawanna. Prayers preceding
the Mass were in F.E. Brown Sons Funeral Home, in Orchard Park. Burial was in Holy Cross
Cemetery, Lackawanna.
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Eddy, James N. (I80595)

855

James Preston Eddy, 82, of Evans, WV, departed this life January 7, 2001 following brief illness at Jackson General Hospital.

He was born October 21, 1918 in Dawes, WV, a son of the late G.F. and Dorothy (Seese) Eddy.

He was a World War II United States Coast Guard Veteran. He was retired from Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical Corporation, Ravenswood Works. He was a member of the United Steelworkers Union # 5668 and a protestant.

He is survived by his niece Lisa and her husband Roger Clendenin of Evans, with whom he made is home; several other nieces and nephews.

He was also preceded in death by his wife Della Eddy; son, Rodney Eddy; brother Harry "Bud" Eddy ; sisters, Mary Estep and Ivy Holstein.

Service will be Thursday, January 11, 2001--11 am at Casto Funeral Home, Evans, WV, with Pastor Jerry Dooley officiating. Burial will follow in the Jackson County Memory Gardens, Cottageville, WV, will military honors by Sandyville VFW Post # 3488. Visitation 6-8 pm Wednesday at the funeral home.

Eddy, James Preston (I81008)

856

James SUGGS Self M Male W 39 MO Farmer TN VA
Mary E. SUGGS Wife M Female W 30 MO Keeps Hou
Mary SUGGS Dau S Female W 9 CA VA MO
Evaleen SUGGS Dau S Female W 6 CA VA MO
Jenny SUGGS Dau S Female W 3 CA VA MO
James F. SUGGS Son S Male W 2M CA VA MO
James WRIGHT Other S Male W 17 MO Laborer MO MO
Daniel M. EDDY Other S Male W 28 MI Teacher NY NY
John B. GALLAGHER Other W Male W 40 NY Laborer IRE IRE

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Census Place Yount, Napa, California
Family History Library Film 1254069
NA Film Number T9-0069
Page Number 376C

Eddy, Daniel Marion (I16354)

857

James W. SEAL Self M Male W 59 VA Carpenter VA VA
Catherine SEAL Wife M Female W 55 VA Keeping House VA VA
Samuel E. SEAL Son S Male W 18 VA Farmer VA VA
Delila C. SEAL Dau S Female W 14 WV At Home VA VA
Richard W. ELIOTT Other S Male W 17 OH Farmer/Laborer OH OH

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Census Place Center, Gilmer, West Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255402
NA Film Number T9-1402
Page Number 191A

Seal, James W. (I69963)

858

James W. WITHINGTON Self M Male W 28 IA Book Keeper NH MA
Kate WITHINGTON Wife M Female W 26 MO Keep House IA MO
Elizabeth M. WITHINGTON Dau S Fema
Zadie E. WITHINGTON Dau S Female W 3 MI IA MO
Sarah WITHINGTON Mother W Female W 49 MA At Home MA MA
Arthur WITHINGTON Brother S Male W 19 MO Book Keeper NH MA
Anna TROLSON Other S Female W 18 DEN Servant DEN DEN

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Census Place 4th Ward, Big Rapids, Mecosta, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254594

Withington, James Watts (I07098)

859

January 19, 1926 - February 28, 2003

Roselea Anderson died on Feb. 28, 2003, in Tacoma, Wash. She was born Jan. 19, 1926 in Aldrich, Mo., to Olen Glenn Eddy Sr. and Olis Myrl (Thompson) Eddy. After moving with her family to John Day, Ore., in 1935, she graduated from high school in 1944, and from Oregon State University in 1948, with a degree in business administration. On June 7, 1948 (the same day as her graduation) she married Murl Wayne Anderson. He was a teacher and football coach at Silverton High. After several years in the business sector, she taught business education classes at Silverton High School. After 19 years in Silverton the Andersons traveled to Africa, Hawaii, and Washington State, where she served as house secretary for the Washington State Legislature, before returning to Oregon in 1973. In the latter years of her career, she worked with students with disabilities in Roseburg. She was active in the Silverton Eastern Star, serving as worthy matron during the year that Silverton hosted the Eastern Star state convention. She was a member of the Silverton United Methodist Church, was active in Scouts, and led the effort to bring kindergarten to Silverton schools years before the state required school districts to include kindergarten in school curriculum. She was preceded in death by her parents, and is survived by her husband of 55 years, Murl; sons Randy, of Mulino, and Jim, of Seattle; brother Glenn of John Day; daughters-in-law Pat Devine of Seattle and Arlene Sprague of Mulino; sisters-in-law Beverly Eddy of John Day, Margarete Morrow of Anchor Point, Alaska, and Joy Johnson of Redmond, and several nieces and nephews. She will be laid to rest in Valley View Cemetery in Silverton March 8 in a graveside service at 11:30 a.m. A memorial service will follow at 1 p.m. at Silverton United Methodist Church. Memorial contributions may be made to the Silverton High School Alumni Association Scholarship Fund. ---------

Eddy, Roselea (I80619)

860

Jaseph EDDY Self M Male W 55 NY Tailor NY NY
Mary EDDY Wife M Female W 57 VT Keeps House VT NY
Auther EDDY Son S Male W 26 NY Works On Fa
Carrie EDDY Dau S Female W 29 NY Tailoress NY VT
Frank EDDY Son S Male W 22 IN Works On Farm NY VT
Gussa EDDY Dau S Female W 17 IN At School NY VT

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Census Place Cool Spring, La Porte, Indiana
Family History Library Film 1254292
NA Film Number T9-0292
Page Number 125A

Eddy, Joseph (I81407)

861

Jeffrey Alan Eddy
January 20, 1958 - May 26, 2004
Indianapolis, Indiana

Date of visitation: June 1, 2004
Time of visitation: 4:00 PM
Date of service: June 2, 2004
Time of service: 10:00 AM
Funeral home: Leppert Life Story Funeral Home - Nora Chapel

Obituary:

Jeffrey Alan Eddy was optimistic and fun loving, with an enthusiasm for life. He cared about people and was understanding and compassionate. He helped others in whatever way he could. He appreciated the beauty and peace found in nature and enjoyed outdoor recreation. His greatest joy was found in his family. He was a supportive husband and father, and was completely content with what he had been given.

Eugene and Judith (Moock) Eddy had barely said "I do" when they found out that their newly established family was about to grow. On January 20, 1958, only nine months and two weeks after they were married, their first son, Jeffrey, was born. He was not an only child for long, since his twin sister Linda was only seven minutes behind. Seven minutes was enough for Jeff, and when they were older he made it a point to remind her that he was the oldest. The twins always got a lot of attention when they were in public.

Jeff and Linda were very close, described as "two peas in a pod," and shared many adventures together as youngsters. On one occasion, the duo visited the neighbor's garden and decided it would be fun to pick every single tomato and throw them over the hill. Linda later apologized, but Jeff was too shy. The neighbor was gracious and not upset with them at all. They shared many common tastes, as well. In fact, one day the two of them went to the basement and opened a very large bag of dog food, spreading it all over the basement floor. They figured if it was good enough for the dog, it was good enough for them. They both sat down and started snacking on it. They also had a common fascination with teeth after seeing the neighbor lady remove her upper denture. Try as they might, neither one of them could understand why their teeth wouldn't come out.

The Eddy family lived in Canton, Ohio, until the twins were five years old. Then they moved to Dayton, where they stayed for eight years, and then to Indianapolis. Jeff attended J. M. Holt Elementary School, Kettering Junior High and Craig Junior High, and then Lawrence Central High School, where he graduated. He was an excellent student and an outstanding swimmer. An entire wall in his bedroom was covered with his swimming ribbons. His activities and his sense of responsibility kept him busy and he was never in any trouble. He was also active in the Boy Scouts and was very proud of his accomplishment of walking the Appalachian Trail.

The Eddys were a close-knit family. Every year starting in the 1970s they would take vacations to Disney World. Jeff became so familiar with the park that his parents let him go to the attractions on his own. Jeff was very active and grew up participating in athletics with his father. They played tennis together and spent a lot of time sailing, an experience that Jeff treasued throughout his life.

Jeff attended Indiana University and during the summer worked as a lifeguard at Hillcrest Country Club. His blonde hair, whitened by the sun, his stunning tan, and his thoughtfulness got the attention of a young lady named Marlene. Marlene, a student at Butler University, caught Jeff's eye, as well. They didn't see much of each other during their freshman year, but Marlene decided to transfer to IU for her sophomore year. The couple fell in love. Jeff proposed to Marlene in a small apartment in Bloomington. Marlene was sitting at the tiny kitchen table, admiring the single rose centerpiece. During the intimate dinner, Jeff looked Marlene in the eyes and said, "Will you marry me?" Thrilled, Marlene answered, "Yes, of course!"

Jeff graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Marketing. He and Marlene were married on January 3, 1981, in Indianapolis. Jeff's nephew Dan was the ring bearer at the wedding. Like most two year olds will in that situation, he stole the show. As he was walking up the aisle, Dan looked over and saw his grandmother. Overcome with joy at seeing her, he shouted, "Nana!" Jeff and Marlene's first home was that same small apartment where they had gotten engaged.

Jeff's family lived in Indianapolis, Indiana, for many years where he sold homes for residential home builders. They moved to Denver, Colorado, four years ago, doing the same job but with the added benefit of the beautiful surroundings of the Mile High City. His career goal was to be a successful entrepreneur, following the example of his grandfather whom he admired so much. He was not as concerned about the specifics of his employment as he was about the positive, forward direction that he wanted to go.

Always, though, Jeff's family came first. The birth of their first child, Michael, brought new joy into their lives. Jeff was the first to hold their first born baby boy when he came into the world. He was a wonderful father. Later, Brian and Jon added to the joy in their household, and Jeff wholeheartedly took on his responsibility of training them to be men of integrity. All three sons remember their father's three rules: don't lie, don't cheat, and don't steal. He wanted them to be happy, to be good men, and to know that they were loved.

Jeff is survived by his wife, Marlene Eddy; three sons, Michael, Brian, and Jonathan; his parents; his twin sister, Linda K. Till; a brother, Thomas A. Eddy; two aunts, Joan Moock and Sandra Brown; an uncle, Edward Eddy; and many cousins.

Jeff passed away on Wednesday, May 26, 2004. He was preceded in death by a brother, Steven A. Eddy. Jeff was just forty-six.

Friends will be received on Tuesday, June 1, from 4 - 8 PM at the Leppert Mortuary, Nora Chapel. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, June 2, at 10:00 AM in the Second Presbyterian Church Chapel. Interment will be in Union Chapel Cemetery. To read Jeff's complete life story, share a memory, send flowers, or make a memorial contribution to either the Second Presbyterian Church or the American Heart Association, please visit his personal web page at www.lifestorynet.com.

Jeff has given his loved ones precious memories of his laughter, his life, and his love. They will always have his example of what it means to be a son, a brother, a husband, a father- a man.

May you grow up to be righteous,
May you grow up to be true,
May you always know the truth
And see the lights surrounding you
May you always be courageous,
Stand upright and be strong,
May you stay
Forever young

- Forever Young, Bob Dylan

MEMORIES

Eddy, Jeffery Allen (I83517)

862

Jerome EDDY Self M Male W 50 NY Manufacturer VT VT
Ellen M. EDDY Wife M Female W 40 NY Keeping House NY NY
Arthur J. EDDY Son S Male W 20 MI Editor & Publisher NY NY

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Census Place 3rd Ward, Flint, Genesee, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254579
NA Film Number T9-0579
Page Number 191D

Eddy, Jerome (I28042)

863

Jerome W. EDDY Self M Male W 47 NY Labor NY NY
Mary E. EDDY Wife M Female W 40 PA Keeps Hou
Elizur EDDY Father W Male W 87 NY Home MA MA
Emma EDDY Niece S Female W 21 PA Home NY NY
William M. JERVIS Other S Male W 40 PA Farm
George CULBERTSON Other S Male W 20 PA Labor PA PA

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Source Information:
Census Place Rockdale, Crawford, Pennsylvania
Family History Library Film 1255120
NA Film Number T9-1120
Page Number 61D

Eddy, Eleazar (I14598)

864

Jesse N. Eddy, 68, of Waynesburg RD 4, died at 9:25 PM Saturday, June 3, 2000, in his home.
He was born April 13, 1932, in Morris Township, Greene County, a son of Jesse James and Dorothy Marie Morris Eddy.
Mr. Eddy resided in Waynesburg for 39 years before moving to Eastview in 1999.
He was a member of St. George's Episcopal Church, Waynesburg, maintaining the church's lawn for 15 years.
Mr. Eddy was a social member of Waynesburg Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4793, a member of Waynesburg Eagles Club, and a former member of Waynesburg Moose Lodge.
He worked for more than 45 years as a truck driver and heavy equipment mechanic, working for National Servall Co., Fort Wayne, Ind., and most recently for McQue Truck Repair, Claysville.
Mr. Eddy enjoyed motorcycles.
On August 8, 1951, he married Helen Jean VanCleve Eddy, who died December 29, 1984.
Also deceased are two sons, Kenneth Floyd Eddy and Michael S. Eddy; three brothers, Spencer

Eddy, Jesse N. (I80898)

865

Jire W. EDDY Self M Male W 48 --- Jeweler NY NY
Elizabeth EDDY Wife M Female W 43 NY Keeping House NY NY
Clarra EDDY Dau S Female W 20 IL Music Teach
Winthrop EDDY Son S Male W 18 IL Jeweler NY NY
Harry EDDY Son S Male W 15 IL At School NY NY
Mattie EDDY Dau S Female W 10 IL At School NY NY
Mary HENNING Other S Female W 17 IL Servant HESS ---

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Source Information:
Census Place Kewanee, Henry, Illinois
Family History Library Film 1254213

Eddy, Jirah William (I07692)

866

John "Jack" Eddy. 69, of Sycamore, died Tuesday, April 28, 1992, at his home. He was born
in Sycamore on Dec. 3, 1922, the son of William P. and Grace (Hemenway) Eddy. He married
Helen Racey on Sept. 5, 1942, in Dekalb.

He worked as a deputy county clerk and also worked in the assessor

Eddy, John (I81140)

867

JOHN A. EDDY, merchant and Postmaster, Scotland P.O., was born in Burford Township, July 18, 1855, and is a son of Constant and Ann (Emmonds) Eddy. His father was born in Oakland Township April 1, 1817 and his mother was in Oakland September 21, 1817, and died September 21,1848. They were married in Oakland Township November 7, 1837. His father was a farmer. John A. Eddy was married Aug. 16, 1882 to Alma Messecar, who was born June 15, 1861, and was a daughter of Gilbert and Sussanna Messecar. Our subject had a grammar school education, and has bought property in Scotland, where he is keeping a general store such as is kept in a country town, and has a good country trade. He has been engaged in business for five years, and has been Postmaster for two years. he is an enterprising young merchant, and has been very successful in business. Mr. And Mrs. Eddy are respected by all who know them.

Eddy, John Adbeel (I36268)

868

John B. EDDY Self M Male W 45 NY Patent Right Invent. CT NY
Anna E. EDDY Wife M Female W 44 NY Keeps Hou
William EDDY Son S Male W 14 WI School NY NY
Walter EDDY Son S Male W 12 WI School NY NY
Charles EDDY Son S Male W 10 WI School NY NY
Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 7 IA School NY NY
Raymond EDDY Son S Male W 3 WI NY NY
Harris EDDY Son S Male W 1 WI NY NY
Anna JACOBSON Other S Female W 20 WI Servant NOR NOR

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Source Information:
Census Place 3rd Ward, Stevens Point, Portage, Wisconsin
Family History Library Film 1255442
NA Film Number T9-1442
Page Number 184D

Eddy, John Bushnell (I19726)

869

John Cary the Plymouth Pilgrim

Page 226

1. Phebe C., b. June 24, 1851; m. Emons S. Austin, Gle
Falls, N. Y.
2. Isaac J., b. May 5, 1859; m. Mary A. Eddy, Dec. 10, 188
and had
(1) Edith, a Teacher at Westtown, Pa.
(2) Clarence, Glens Falls, N. Y.

Eddy, Mary Anna (I57604)

870

John CHAMBERLIN Self M Male W 35 MA Farmer CT MA
Sophia CHAMBERLIN Wife M Female W 29 OH Keeping House NY NY
Albert CHAMBERLIN Son S Male W 3 MI MA OH
Orrin EDDY Other M Male W 22 MI Farm Laborer --- ---

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Source Information:
Census Place Duplain, Clinton, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254576
NA Film Number T9-0576
Page Number 363B

Eddy, Orin Lavilla (I02056)

871

John EDDY Self M Male W 44 OH Carpenter & Join
Annie EDDY Wife M Female W 40 OH Keeping Hou
Laura EDDY Dau S Female W 20 OH At Home OH OH
John EDDY Son Male W 16 OH At School OH OH
Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 12 OH At School OH OH
Charley EDDY Son S Male W 8 MI At School OH OH
Julia BRADY Other S Female W 20 MI Milliner OH OH

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Source Information:
Census Place Union, Branch, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254573
NA Film Number T9-0573

Eddy, John Rufus (I25236)

872

John EDDY Self M Male W 47 WV Farmer WV WV
Rachel EDDY Wife M Female W 48 WV Keeps Hou
Owen O. EDDY Son S Male W 21 WV Farm Labor
Alice EDDY Dau S Female W 15 WV Home WV WV
Lafayette EDDY Son S Male W 12 WV Home WV WV
Lenora E. EDDY Dau S Female W 9 WV WV WV
James S. EDDY Son S Male W 7 TX WV WV
Charles W. WEST Other S Male W 38 FL Farm Laborer VA VA

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Source Information:
Census Place Precint 4, Hamilton, Texas
Family History Library Film 1255308

Eddy, John (I08874)

873

John EDDY Self M Male W 55 NY Farmer NY NY
Harriett EDDY Wife M Female W 50 NY Housekeeping NY NY
Jennie EDDY Dau S Female W 16 NY NY NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Pittsfield, Otsego, New York
Family History Library Film 1254916
NA Film Number T9-0916
Page Number 391D

Eddy, John (I02896)

874

John EDDY Self W Male W 59 IRE Shoe Maker IRE IRE
Charlotte R. EDDY Dau S Female W 24 IL Keeping House IRE IRE
Emma F. EDDY Dau S Female W 22 IL Book Merchant IRE IRE
Edgar D. EDDY Son S Male W 20 IL Farm Laborer IRE I
Benjamine W. EDDY Son S Male W 18 IL Gardener IRE I
Frank H. EDDY Son S Male W 11 TN Huckster IRE IRE

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Source Information:
Census Place District 9, Williamson, Tennessee
Family History Library Film 1255286
NA Film Number T9-1286
Page Number 124A

Eddy, John (I03237)

875

John Eddy born abt 1805 married Ann ? children include Eliza Ann, Sarah, John Henry, Angeline, Ellen, Isaac. Also Mary Colbert, born June 30, 1853, daughter of Joseph and Sophia Hardin Colbert or John Thomas Weller, born Dec. 18, 1864 who married Nellie Younker born Dec. 22, 1877, daughter of Isaac A.born June 8, 1845 and Mary C. Hull Younker born Feb. 22, 1845

Eddy, John (I81034)

876

John H. Eddy

EDDY, John H., geographer, born in New York in 1782; died 22 December i517. He published a circular map of the country for thirty miles around New York (1814); a map of the western part of New York; a map to illustrate the communication between lake Erie and the Hudson; and a map of the state of New York; and was engaged on a general atlas of America at the time of his death.

Edited Appletons Encyclopedia, Copyright

Eddy, John H. (I83082)

877

John LAW Self M Male W 63 VT Farm Laborer MA MA
Sophia LAW Wife M Female W 62 VT Keeping Hou
John H. LAW Son M Male W 32 VT Rr Track Ha
Lucy J. LAW DauL M Female 20 VT Dress Maki
Edward LAW Son M Male W 27 VT Rr Track Hand VT VT
Nellie J. LAW DauL M Female W 19 VT Keeping House VT VT
Charlie DORSETT Other S Male W 18 VT Farm Laborer VT VT

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Source Information:
Census Place Clarendon, Rutland, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255347

Law, John (I32458)

878

John M. ALDRICH Self M Male W 52 VT Farmer NH NH
Lucretia ALDRICH Wife M Female W 55 VT Keeps House RI CT
Horace MILES SSon S Male W 34 VT Farm Hand VT VT

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Source Information:
Census Place Wallingford, Rutland, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255348
NA Film Number T9-1348
Page Number 455A

Aldrich, John Marshall (I44035)

879

John M. WARNER Self M Male W 28 OH Farmer NY OH
Carrie G. WARNER Wife M Female W 26 OH Keeping House NY NY
Asenath EDDY Other S Female W 34 OH Servant VT -
Chas. BEARDSLEY Other S Male W 24 OH Farm Hand OH OH

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Source Information:
Census Place Concord, Lake, OH
Family History Library Film 1255038
NA Film Number T9-1038
Page Number 308C

Eddy, Asenath (I75746)

880

John MANSFIELD Self M Male W 49 MI Farmer VT NY
Martha MANSFIELD Wife M Female W 44 NY Housekeeping NY NY
Milo MANSFIELD Son S Male W 21 MI MI NY
Adelbert MANSFIELD Son S Male W 19 MI MI NY
Samantha MANSFIELD Dau S Female W 17 MI MI NY
Fredrick MANSFIELD Son S Male W 14 MI MI NY
Mary J. MANSFIELD Dau S Female W 12 MI MI NY
Euneesa MANSFIELD Dau S Female W 8 MI MI NY
Francis MANSFIELD Son S Male W 4 MI MI NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Denver, Newaygo, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254598
NA Film Number T9-0598
Page Number 339D

Mansfield, John Miles (I66636)

881

John PENNINGTON Self M Male W 32 OH Farmer IN OH
Rositta PENNINGTON Wife M Female W 27 MI Keeping House NY NY
James A. PENNINGTON Son S Male W 4 MI At Ho
Edgar WILKINS Nephew S Male W 14 MI At Home PA MI

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Source Information:
Census Place Eagle, Clinton, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254576
NA Film Number T9-0576
Page Number 390D

Pennington, John A. (I78576)

882

John R. KENT Self M Male W 55 RI Works In Print Works RI RI
Hannah A. KENT Wife M Female W 45 RI Keeping House RI RI
Sophie B. KENT Dau S Female W 20 RI Teaching School RI RI
Lester J. KENT Son S Male W 9 RI RI RI
Bertha R. KENT Dau S Female W 7 RI RI RI
Sophie YEAW MotherL W Female W 82 RI RI RI

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Source Information:
Census Place Warwick, Kent, RI
Family History Library Film 1255209
NA Film Number T9-1209
Page Number 285A

Yeaw, George (I03738)

883

John STYRON Self M Male W 34 NC Dealer In Furniture NC NC
Anna B. STYRON Wife M Female W 32 NY Keeping House NY NY
Cora A. STYRON Dau S Female W 11 NY At Scho
Frederick J. STYRON Son S Male W 9 NY NC NY
Edward STYRON Son S Male W 6 NY NC NY
Minnie STYRON Dau S Female W 4 NY NC NY

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Source Information:
Census Place 7th Ward, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York
Family History Library Film 1254908
NA Film Number T9-0908

Styron, Capt. John L. (I49860)

884

John W. EDDY Self M Male W 73 VT Insurance & Real Estate Broker MA MA
Amy L. EDDY Wife M Female W 64 VT Keeping Hou
Emma BRISTOL Niece S Female W 26 VT At Home VT VT

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Source Information:
Census Place White Creek, Washington, New York
Family History Library Film 1254943
NA Film Number T9-0943
Page Number 464B

Eddy, John Wilson (I60752)

885

John W. FISHER Self M Male W 40 OH Farmer OH OH
Maranda E. FISHER Wife M Female W 40 OH Keeping House MD PA
Isaac T. FISHER Son S Male W 14 OH OH OH
Jacob FISHER Son S Male W 10 OH OH OH
Mccurdy FISHER Son S Male W 9 OH OH OH
Orestus FISHER Son S Male W 5 OH OH OH
James O. FISHER Son S Male W 3 WV OH OH
Effey E. FISHER Dau S Female W 1 WV OH OH
Mary J. MYERS SDau S Female W 18 VA At Home OH OH
Annie MYERS SDau S Female W 16 WV At Home OH OH
James REED Other S Male W 21 VA Laborer VA VA

Fisher, John W. (I24755)

886

John; died April 22, 1862; ae. 73.

Eddy, John (I02989)

887

Jonathan EDDY Self M Male W 49 VA Farmer VA VA
Sarah A. EDDY Wife M Female W 47 VA Keeps Hou
Prudy EDDY Dau S Female W 18 VA Home VA VA
Catharine EDDY Dau S Female W 15 VA Home VA VA
Simon EDDY Son S Male W 13 WV VA VA
Mary EDDY Dau S Female W 11 WV Home VA VA
Isaac N. EDDY Son S Male W 8 WV VA VA
Benja. Daniel EDDY Son S Male W 2 WV VA VA
Hannah EDDY Aunt S Female W 55 VA Domestic Servant VA VA
Elias EDDY Other S Male W 35 VA VA VA

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Source Information:
Census Place Pawpaw, Marion, West Virginia
Family History Library Film 1255407
NA Film Number T9-1407

Eddy, Jonathan (I15267)

888

Jonathan G. EDDY Self M Male W 35 VT Lawyer MA VT
Anna B. EDDY Wife M Female W 30 VT Keeping House VT VT
Mary E. BLISS Other S Female W 22 NH Teacher (School) NH NH
Howard M. BURKE Other S Male W 31 VT Livery Stable Keeper VT VT
Ed. A. STARKEY Other S Male W 23 VT Merchant Tailor NY VT
Anna A. JOHNSON Other M Female W 34 VT Serva
Isabel E. JOHNSON Other S Female W 8 VT At School VT VT
Daniel DIEDRICH Other S Male W 11 VT VT VT

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Source Information:
Census Place Brattleboro, Windham, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255349
NA Film Number T9-1349
Page Number 319C

Jonathan G. Eddy Biography This biography appears on pages 516, 519 in "History of Minnehaha County, South Dakota" by Dana R. Bailey

EDDY, JONATHAN G., was born in Jamaica, Windham county, Vermont, August 27, 1844; he was reared on a farm and educated in the common schools and at the Leland & Gray seminary, in Townshend, Vermont. In 1865 he entered the law office of Hoyt H. Wheeler, of Jamaica (now U. S. district judge of the district of Vermont), where he remained until April, 1869, at which time he was admitted to the bar. He then practiced law in Jamaica for six years. In 1875 removed to Brattleboro and formed a copartnership with Charles N. Davenport under the firm name of Davenport & Eddy. It was one of the strong, successful law firms of the state of Vermont. This copartnership continued until January, 1882, when, owing to poor health, Mr. Davenport was compelled to retire from active work. Mr. Eddy then formed a copartnership with James L. Martin, of Brattleboro, which continued four years. In July, 1886, he came to Sioux Falls and formed a copartnership with H. J. Davenport, a son of his former partner. This firm commenced the practice of law, but soon drifted into the real estate business. Real estate was at that time booming, and they made some large deals and built the Temple Court on Main avenue, but the hard times which followed left them with the consolation only that they had been with the crowd and had shown great faith in the future of their adopted city. While a resident of Jamaica, Mr. Eddy was elected representative to the legislature and served one term. He was highly esteemed by the legal profession, and had the reputation of being a thoroughly good lawyer. He is now practicing law in Sioux Falls, and has many friends who hope that when prosperous times return he may reap bountiful harvest, such as will to some extent repay him for his labor and outlay in advancing the material interests of Sioux Falls.

Eddy, Jonathan Green (I00038)

889

Joseph CLEVELAND Self M Male W 52 NY Farmer NY NY
Mary E. CLEVELAND Wife M Female W 45 MA Keeping House MA MA
Isaac F. CLEVELAND Son S Male W 24 WI Farm
Geo. Arthur CLEVELAND Son S Male W 19 WI Assisting On Farm NY MA
Maryett CLEVELAND Dau S Female W 10 WI Attending School NY MA

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Source Information:
Census Place Silver Creek, Wright, Minnesota
Family History Library Film 1254638
NA Film Number T9-0638

Cleveland, Joseph Pew (I04050)

890

Joseph EDDY Self M Male W 52 NY Farmer NY NY
Abigail EDDY Wife M Female W 50 PA Keeping House NY NY
Shilland EDDY Son M Male W 26 OH Laborer NY PA
Mattie EDDY DauL M Female W 28 MI NY NY
Lora M. EDDY GDau S Female W 5 MI OH MI
John EDDY GSon S Male W 7M MI OH MI

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Source Information:
Census Place Fredonia, Calhoun, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254575
NA Film Number T9-0575
Page Number 230A

Eddy, Joseph (I81698)

891

Eddy, Shilland (I81700)

892

Joseph Eddy found in:

Marriage Index: MA, 1633-1850
Married: Apr 21, 1733 in: Rehoboth, Bristol Co., MA
Gender: M This record can be found at: Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT, Film # 0562559.
Spouse name: Hix, Mary

Family: Eddy, Joseph / Hix, Mary (F25644)

893

Joseph ROBINSON Self M Male W 24 MI Farmer --- ---
Mary E. ROBINSON Wife M Female W 30 MI Keeping House --- ---
Archie ROBINSON Son S Male W 7 MI MI MI
Rosetta ROBINSON Dau S Female W 4 MI MI MI
Minnie GROVE Dau S Female W 1 MI MI MI

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Source Information:
Census Place Oneida, Eaton, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254577
NA Film Number T9-0577
Page Number 31A

Robinson, Joseph William (I02037)

894

Joseph SMITH Self M Male W 36 NY Lather --- ---
Laura L. SMITH Wife M Female W 24 MI Keeping House NY NY

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Source Information:
Census Place Albany, Whiteside, Illinois
Family History Library Film 1254258
NA Film Number T9-0258
Page Number 96B

Smith, Joseph (I78053)

895

Joseph WAIT Self W Male W 73 VT Farmer RI RI
Elmer H. WAIT Son M Male W 28 VT Works The Fa
Helen WAIT DauL M Female W 23 IL Keeping Hou
Fanny WAIT GDau S Female W 3 VT VT IL
Lewis C. WAIT GSon S Male W 10M VT VT IL

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Source Information:
Census Place Shaftsburg, Bennington, Vermont
Family History Library Film 1255341
NA Film Number T9-1341
Page Number 492C

Wait, Joseph (I64014)

896

Joseph WEEKS Self M Male W 65 MA Fisherman MA MA
Betsey WEEKS Wife M Female W 66 MA Keeping House NH ME
Thomas A. WEEKS Son M Male W 42 MA Fisherm
Catherine G. WEEKS DauL M Female W 36 MA Keeping House MA MA
Abbie F. WEEKS Dau S Female W 35 MA At Home MA MA
Mary E. WEEKS GDau S Female W 13 MA At Scho
Gertrude E. WEEKS GDau S Female W 9 MA At School MA MA
Warren E. WEEKS GSon S Male W 6 MA At Scho
Betsey S. WEEKS GDau S Female W 2 MA MA MA

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Source Information:
Census Place Provincetown, Barnstable, MA
Family History Library Film 1254520
NA Film Number T9-0520
Page Number 283C

Eddy, Kate (I00096)

897

Joshua learned the cooper's trade (B.C.D., 8.507). Just before his marriage, he received from his father a large tract of land (B.C.D. 7.479). Zachariah Eddy of Swansea, yeoman, "for the great love which I bare to my son Joshua Eddy, cooper . . . land and meadow at Mattapoisett, . . . and also salt meadow which I purchased of Hugh Cole being about 2 acres." Dated Jan. 7, 1705/06.

(B. C. D., 8, 509). On Aug. 22, 1713 John Winslow of Swansea for

Eddy, Joshua (I59275)

898

Judson E. EDDY Self M Male W 34 MI Lumber Manufacturer NY NY
Cedelia A. EDDY Wife M Female W 30 OH Keeping House VT OH

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Source Information:
Census Place New Haven, Gratiot, Michigan
Family History Library Film 1254580
NA Film Number T9-0580
Page Number 543B

EDDY, Clark L. (s. J. E. & C. M.) b. Aug 10, 1885 d. Jun 16, 1887
EDDY, Judson E. b. Jan 24, 1846
EDDY, Cedelia M. (Judson E.) b. Feb 3, 1850 d. Apr 30, 1910
EDDY, Catherine 1846

Eddy, Judson Edwin (I02010)

899

Julia A. EDDY Self W Female W 53 OH Keeping House MA CT

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Source Information:
Census Place Calmar, Winneshiek, Iowa
Family History Library Film 1254370
NA Film Number T9-0370
Page Number 36A

MRS. JULIA EDDY, d. May 21, 1886 @ Calmar, IA, age 60 yrs, born Median Co. Oh, 5/5/1826. survived by son Rush & Dau. Mary. Funeral Congregational Church, Prairie du Chien, buried in the Lowertown Cemetery, Moved to Calmar in 1866, came to Prairie du Chien in 1861, PdC Union, 5/27/1886

Northrop, Julia A. (I09859)

900

Julius EDDY Self M Male W 42 NY Farmer NY NY
Maneva EDDY Wife M Female W 41 NY Keeping Hou
Jay EDDY Son Male W 15 IL NY NY
Lew R. EDDY Son S Male W 9 IL NY NY
Herbert H. EDDY Son S Male W 6 IL NY NY
Eveline G. EDDY Dau S Female W 4 IL NY NY
Alexander GONYO Other S Male W 25 IL Laborer CANADA CAN
Mary GONYO1 Other Female W 23 IL Keeping Hou
William GONYO2 Other S Male W 2 IL IL IL

Notes
1WIFE TO ALEXANDER
2SON TO ALEXANDER

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Source Information:
Census Place Benton, Lake, Illinois
Family History Library Film 1254221
NA Film Number T9-0221
Page Number 656C

Eddy, Julius H. (I00474)

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