Edward Scovill
Birth and Death | |||||
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Birth | 15 DEC 1813 | Richmond, NY | |||
Death | 11 OCT 1887 | Stafford, DeKalb, IN | |||
Parents | |||||
Parent | Enoch Scovill | 1790 | ABT 1827 | ||
Parent | Eunice Warren | 1784 | 1822 | New York State | |
Family | |||||
Marriage | 15 OCT 1835 | ||||
Spouse | Lydia Culp | 14 MAY 1820 | PA | 7 MAR 1894 | IN |
Notes | [JScovell descendants Helen Edwards.FTW] Reference: "A Survey of the Scovils or Scovills in England and America," by Homer Worthington Brainard, Hartford, 1915, pg 167. |
Notes
- [JScovell descendants Helen Edwards.FTW]
Reference: "A Survey of the Scovils or Scovills in England and America; Seven Hundred Years of History and Genealogy", by Homer Worthington Brainard, 1915, pg 267.
"Edward Scoville in 1827 accompanied his parents from Richmond, N. Y., to Trumbull County, O., and in February, 1838, came to DeKalb County, In., and settled in Stafford township where he rended land for two years. He then moved to Newville township where he had previously entered land in section four. In 1857 he bought and moved to a farm in section twenty-nine in Stafford township, where he lived for thirty years. He was one of the hardest working men in the county and helped to clear and log over one hundred acres of land. He was progressive in his farm methods and was among the very first to use improved machinery in grain field and dairy. He was constable and also supervisor for several terms."
Ancestors
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Edward Scovill
b.15 DEC 1813
d.11 OCT 1887
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Enoch Scovill
b.1790
d.ABT 1827
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Micah Scovil
b.1735
d.16 NOV 1821
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Edward Scovel
b.9 APR 1704
d.14 APR 1756
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Benjamin Scovell
b.ABT 1677
d.13 AUG 1729
- John Scovell b.ABT 1635 d.ABT 18 NOV 1700
- Sarah Barnes b.1649 d.AFT 18 NOV 1700
- Amy d.AFT 1738
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Benjamin Scovell
b.ABT 1677
d.13 AUG 1729
- Deborah Ackley b.11 JUL 1709 d.ABT 1737
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Edward Scovel
b.9 APR 1704
d.14 APR 1756
- Mary Cowdrey d.10 MAY 1821
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Micah Scovil
b.1735
d.16 NOV 1821
- Eunice Warren b.1784 d.1822
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Enoch Scovill
b.1790
d.ABT 1827