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Thomas Bridgeman1 (M)
b. 12 July 1836, #251
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Father   Asa Bridgeman1 b. 1784
Mother   Anna Critchet1 b. March 1793, d. 10 November 1865

Birth* 12 July 1836 1 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Cynthia Morse1 (F)
b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883, #255
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Father   John Morse2 b. 17 June 1777, d. December 1847
Mother   Eunice Willoughby2 b. 8 May 1781

Birth* 31 March 1802 Haverhill, Grafton, NH1,2,3 
Marriage* 31 March 1819 Alfred Nevins; Braintree, Orange, VT1,2 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1828 Cynthia Octavia Nevins; went with parents to, Braintree, VT, where they lived on a farm on the Eastern slopes of the Green Mts.1 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1844 John Morse Nevins; removed to, Richland, Kalamazoo, MI, Bio of John M Nevins of Barry Co, MI
Posted by: Valerie     Date: December 21, 2000 at 21:46:12
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taken from History of Barry County w/Biographies (1912)


JOHN MORSE NEVINS

Hon. John M. Nevins, pioneer business man and politician, of Barry County, was born in Braintree, Vt., April 26, 1826, and was raised on a rugged farm on the eastern side of the Green mountains. In May, 1844, with his father's family, he removed to Richland, Kalamazoo County, Mich., where he learned the carpenter's trade, which he followed during the summer months, teaching school during the winter.
September 27, 1849, he married Maria Mason, eldest daughter of Edwin Mason. April 13, 1853, he removed to Hastings, Barry County, where he resided till his death, January 8, 1890.
His home was at the corner of Jefferson and Walnut streets. The upright was built in 1855, much of the carpenter work being done by himself. Here his two sons, Morse E. and Mason C., and his two daughters, Eva C. and Anna C., were born. Morse E. Nevins still resides in Hastings and has business interests there. Mason C. Nevins resides at Wichita, Kan., where he has real estate interests. Eva C. Kenaston, widow of the late Hon. A. E. Kenaston, resides on the lots formerly occupied by the old Nevins homestead. Anna C., Campbell, wife of Attorney T. D. Campbell, has long been a resident of West Bay City, Mich.
Mr. Nevins clerked for Edwin and Heman Knappen his first year in Hastings and then, in 1854, when both Edwin and Heman Knappen died of typhoid in the epidemic which then visited the village and removed many of its citizens, young Nevins formed the partnership of Nevins & Knappen with Ashman Knappen, brother of Edwin and Heman, and continued in the mercantile business, their location being on the north side of State street.
Having left the mercantile business, in the summer of 1857 Mr. Nevins became editor and publisher of the Hastings Republican Banner, and continued as such till April 1, 1866.
In politics, a Whig until 1854, he in that year joined his political fortunes with the Republican party upon its organization, and to this party he ever afterward strongly adhered.
He represented Barry County in the lower branch of the Legislature in 1857-8 and in 1865-6 he represented the Barry and Eaton district in the state Senate. In politics his sterling qualities and fealty to party brought him into prominence. He was elected a member of the State Republican Committee and served as such in 1860-2 and again 1870-2, and a greater portion of the time from 1858 to 1876 he held the position of Chairman of the Barry County Republican Committee. For seventeen years he served almost continuously as one of the County Superintendents of the Poor, and for twelve years he was Secretary of the Barry County Agricultural Society, and from 1875 to 1883 he was Postmaster of Hastings and also for eighteen years was a member of the Board of Education of the City of Hastings.
A matter which is of much interest in connection with Mr. Nevins' political career is that at the State Republican convention in 1870 it was an unexpected and felicitous speech by Mr. Nevins that secured for Daniel Striker the nomination for Secretary of State, to which office he was duly elected. In this speech Mr. Nevins state that Barry County in her modesty had never asked nor had a state official, but with a candidate like Daniel Striker she now cast this modesty aside and asked, and expected, Mr. Striker's nomination.
Perhaps it was as a Christian that Mr. Nevins was especially well known. For years he was a faithful and consistent follower of the Master and was one of the leading members of the Presbyterian church.
John Morse Nevins was known for his kindly traits of character and as a man who filled his niche of life for the betterment of his fellow man, a man of earnest and strong conviction, and one who would say No in no uncertain manner when a doubtful proposition was put before him, faithfully performing all the duties of the several official positions he held, standing firm for the right as he saw it, and may it be truthfully said his friends were legion, his enemies none.



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Death* 7 March 1883 Richland, Kalamazoo, MI2 

Family   Alfred Nevins b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Children  1. Cynthia Octavia Nevins+ b. 31 Oct 1820, d. May 1905
  2. Alfred Milton Nevins+ b. 3 Jul 1822, d. 3 May 1863
  3. John Morse Nevins+ b. 26 Apr 1826
  4. Jacob Newton Nevins+ b. 18 Dec 1827, d. 10 May 1877
  5. Eunice Marion Nevins+ b. 4 Aug 1830, d. 5 Nov 1906
  6. Sarah M. Nevins+ b. 7 May 1832
  7. Oriel A. Nevins b. c 1833
  8. Augusta Nevins+ b. 28 Aug 1842

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  4. [S4] Unknown short title, online http://genforum.genealogy.com/nevins, Valerie, 12/21/00.

John Morse1 (M)
b. 17 June 1777, d. December 1847, #256

Birth* 17 June 1777 Bridgewater, Grafton, NH1 
Marriage* 2 July 1801 Eunice Willoughby; Plymough/Haverhill, Essex, MA1 
Death* December 1847 Haverhill?, Grafton, NH1 

Family   Eunice Willoughby b. 8 May 1781
Child  1. Cynthia Morse+ b. 31 Mar 1802, d. 7 Mar 1883

Citations
  1. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.

Eunice Willoughby1 (F)
b. 8 May 1781, #257

Birth* 8 May 1781 Plymouth, Grafton, NH1 
Marriage* 2 July 1801 John Morse; Plymough/Haverhill, Essex, MA1 

Family   John Morse b. 17 June 1777, d. December 1847
Child  1. Cynthia Morse+ b. 31 Mar 1802, d. 7 Mar 1883

Citations
  1. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.

Cynthia Octavia Nevins1,2 (F)
b. 31 October 1820, d. May 1905, #258
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Father   Alfred Nevins1,2 b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Mother   Cynthia Morse1,2 b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883

Birth* 31 October 1820 Haverhill, Grafton, NH1,2 
Event-Misc* 1828 went with parents to, Braintree, VT, where they lived on a farm on the Eastern slopes of the Green Mts.1 
Alfred Nevins
Cynthia Morse
Alfred Milton Nevins
John Morse Nevins
Jacob Newton Nevins
Marriage* 1 January 1839 Elisha Perkins Webster; Braintree, Orange, VT, Reed manuscript has marrige on Jan 5 18392,1 
Marriage* 12 August 1863 Solon W. Hale; Michigan1 
Death* May 1905 Grand Rapids, Kent, MI1,2 

Family 1   Elisha Perkins Webster b. 29 November 1814, d. 11 April 1856
Children  1. Minerva C. Webster b. 24 Apr 1841
  2. Alfred Morse Webster b. 19 Aug 1849

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.

Elisha Perkins Webster1 (M)
b. 29 November 1814, d. 11 April 1856, #259

Birth* 29 November 1814 Methuen, Essex, MA, Mike Lehman has birth in Braintree, Orange Co., VT.1,2 
Marriage* 1 January 1839 Cynthia Octavia Nevins; Braintree, Orange, VT, Reed manuscript has marrige on Jan 5 18391,3 
Death* 11 April 1856 Richland, Kalamazoo, MI1 

Family   Cynthia Octavia Nevins b. 31 October 1820, d. May 1905
Children  1. Minerva C. Webster b. 24 Apr 1841
  2. Alfred Morse Webster b. 19 Aug 1849

Citations
  1. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  3. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Alfred Milton Nevins1,2 (M)
b. 3 July 1822, d. 3 May 1863, #262
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Father   Alfred Nevins1,2 b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Mother   Cynthia Morse1,2 b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883

Birth* 3 July 1822 Haverhill, Grafton, NH, Mike Lehman has birth date as Juloy 22, 1822.1,2,3 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1828 Cynthia Octavia Nevins; went with parents to, Braintree, VT, where they lived on a farm on the Eastern slopes of the Green Mts.1 
Marriage* 5 April 1842 Harriet M. Ellis; Berlin, Washington, VT1,2 
Milit-Beg* circa 1860 Enlisted in the Co. 9 6th Reg. Vt. Volunteers, Commisioned 1st Lt., VT1 
Death* 3 May 1863 died of a gunshot wound while serving in Civil War, Lee's Mills, VA1 
Burial* 9 June 1863 Morsetown, VT1 

Family   Harriet M. Ellis d. 17 December 1863
Children  1. Harriet Rosetta Nevins b. 7 Jul 1845
  2. Emeliza S. Nevins b. 6 Jun 1850, d. 13 Nov 1863

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

John Morse Nevins1,2 (M)
b. 26 April 1826, #263
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Father   Alfred Nevins1,2 b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Mother   Cynthia Morse1,2 b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883

Birth* 26 April 1826 Haverhill, Grafton, VT, ; but IGI has birth on same date in Braintree, Orange, VT1,2 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1828 Cynthia Octavia Nevins; went with parents to, Braintree, VT, where they lived on a farm on the Eastern slopes of the Green Mts.1 
Event-Misc* 1844 removed to, Richland, Kalamazoo, MI, Bio of John M Nevins of Barry Co, MI
Posted by: Valerie     Date: December 21, 2000 at 21:46:12
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taken from History of Barry County w/Biographies (1912)


JOHN MORSE NEVINS

Hon. John M. Nevins, pioneer business man and politician, of Barry County, was born in Braintree, Vt., April 26, 1826, and was raised on a rugged farm on the eastern side of the Green mountains. In May, 1844, with his father's family, he removed to Richland, Kalamazoo County, Mich., where he learned the carpenter's trade, which he followed during the summer months, teaching school during the winter.
September 27, 1849, he married Maria Mason, eldest daughter of Edwin Mason. April 13, 1853, he removed to Hastings, Barry County, where he resided till his death, January 8, 1890.
His home was at the corner of Jefferson and Walnut streets. The upright was built in 1855, much of the carpenter work being done by himself. Here his two sons, Morse E. and Mason C., and his two daughters, Eva C. and Anna C., were born. Morse E. Nevins still resides in Hastings and has business interests there. Mason C. Nevins resides at Wichita, Kan., where he has real estate interests. Eva C. Kenaston, widow of the late Hon. A. E. Kenaston, resides on the lots formerly occupied by the old Nevins homestead. Anna C., Campbell, wife of Attorney T. D. Campbell, has long been a resident of West Bay City, Mich.
Mr. Nevins clerked for Edwin and Heman Knappen his first year in Hastings and then, in 1854, when both Edwin and Heman Knappen died of typhoid in the epidemic which then visited the village and removed many of its citizens, young Nevins formed the partnership of Nevins & Knappen with Ashman Knappen, brother of Edwin and Heman, and continued in the mercantile business, their location being on the north side of State street.
Having left the mercantile business, in the summer of 1857 Mr. Nevins became editor and publisher of the Hastings Republican Banner, and continued as such till April 1, 1866.
In politics, a Whig until 1854, he in that year joined his political fortunes with the Republican party upon its organization, and to this party he ever afterward strongly adhered.
He represented Barry County in the lower branch of the Legislature in 1857-8 and in 1865-6 he represented the Barry and Eaton district in the state Senate. In politics his sterling qualities and fealty to party brought him into prominence. He was elected a member of the State Republican Committee and served as such in 1860-2 and again 1870-2, and a greater portion of the time from 1858 to 1876 he held the position of Chairman of the Barry County Republican Committee. For seventeen years he served almost continuously as one of the County Superintendents of the Poor, and for twelve years he was Secretary of the Barry County Agricultural Society, and from 1875 to 1883 he was Postmaster of Hastings and also for eighteen years was a member of the Board of Education of the City of Hastings.
A matter which is of much interest in connection with Mr. Nevins' political career is that at the State Republican convention in 1870 it was an unexpected and felicitous speech by Mr. Nevins that secured for Daniel Striker the nomination for Secretary of State, to which office he was duly elected. In this speech Mr. Nevins state that Barry County in her modesty had never asked nor had a state official, but with a candidate like Daniel Striker she now cast this modesty aside and asked, and expected, Mr. Striker's nomination.
Perhaps it was as a Christian that Mr. Nevins was especially well known. For years he was a faithful and consistent follower of the Master and was one of the leading members of the Presbyterian church.
John Morse Nevins was known for his kindly traits of character and as a man who filled his niche of life for the betterment of his fellow man, a man of earnest and strong conviction, and one who would say No in no uncertain manner when a doubtful proposition was put before him, faithfully performing all the duties of the several official positions he held, standing firm for the right as he saw it, and may it be truthfully said his friends were legion, his enemies none.



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Alfred Nevins
Cynthia Morse
Jacob Newton Nevins
Marriage* 27 September 1849 Maria Mason; Couple settled in Richland, Kalamazoo, MI1,4 
Event-Misc April 1853 moved to, Hastings, Barry, MI, and engaged in mercantile persuits.1 
Event-Misc 1857 until 1858, represented the county of, Barry, MI, in the lower branch of the State Legislature (as a Republican)1 
Event-Misc 1865 until 1866, was a member of the state legislature from Barry and Eaton counties1 
Event-Misc April 1866 Became editor of the Hastings Banner, Hastings, Barry, MI1 
Census* 1880 3rd Ward, Hastings, Barry, MI, listed as married white Postmaster, b. VT age 54. Father's birthplace listed as Canada, mother's as NH5 
Maria Mason
Eva Clarrissa Nevins
Anna Cynthia Nevins
Mason Cornelius Nevins

Family   Maria Mason b. 1828
Children  1. Ella Maria Nevins b. Feb 1855, d. 1 Oct 1855
  2. Morse Edwin Nevins b. 9 Sep 1856
  3. Eva Clarrissa Nevins b. 4 May 1859
  4. Anna Cynthia Nevins b. 28 Aug 1861
  5. Mason Cornelius Nevins b. 14 May 1868

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI: birth info from statewide indes. Father's name is correct.
  3. [S4] Unknown short title, online http://genforum.genealogy.com/nevins, Valerie, 12/21/00.
  4. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record.
  5. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record, 1880 Census.

Jacob Newton Nevins1,2 (M)
b. 18 December 1827, d. 10 May 1877, #264
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Father   Alfred Nevins1,2 b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Mother   Cynthia Morse1,2 b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883

Birth* 18 December 1827 Haverhill, Grafton, NH, ; but IGI has birth on this date in Braintree, Orange, VT1,2 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1828 Cynthia Octavia Nevins; went with parents to, Braintree, VT, where they lived on a farm on the Eastern slopes of the Green Mts.1 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1844 John Morse Nevins; removed to, Richland, Kalamazoo, MI, Bio of John M Nevins of Barry Co, MI
Posted by: Valerie     Date: December 21, 2000 at 21:46:12
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taken from History of Barry County w/Biographies (1912)


JOHN MORSE NEVINS

Hon. John M. Nevins, pioneer business man and politician, of Barry County, was born in Braintree, Vt., April 26, 1826, and was raised on a rugged farm on the eastern side of the Green mountains. In May, 1844, with his father's family, he removed to Richland, Kalamazoo County, Mich., where he learned the carpenter's trade, which he followed during the summer months, teaching school during the winter.
September 27, 1849, he married Maria Mason, eldest daughter of Edwin Mason. April 13, 1853, he removed to Hastings, Barry County, where he resided till his death, January 8, 1890.
His home was at the corner of Jefferson and Walnut streets. The upright was built in 1855, much of the carpenter work being done by himself. Here his two sons, Morse E. and Mason C., and his two daughters, Eva C. and Anna C., were born. Morse E. Nevins still resides in Hastings and has business interests there. Mason C. Nevins resides at Wichita, Kan., where he has real estate interests. Eva C. Kenaston, widow of the late Hon. A. E. Kenaston, resides on the lots formerly occupied by the old Nevins homestead. Anna C., Campbell, wife of Attorney T. D. Campbell, has long been a resident of West Bay City, Mich.
Mr. Nevins clerked for Edwin and Heman Knappen his first year in Hastings and then, in 1854, when both Edwin and Heman Knappen died of typhoid in the epidemic which then visited the village and removed many of its citizens, young Nevins formed the partnership of Nevins & Knappen with Ashman Knappen, brother of Edwin and Heman, and continued in the mercantile business, their location being on the north side of State street.
Having left the mercantile business, in the summer of 1857 Mr. Nevins became editor and publisher of the Hastings Republican Banner, and continued as such till April 1, 1866.
In politics, a Whig until 1854, he in that year joined his political fortunes with the Republican party upon its organization, and to this party he ever afterward strongly adhered.
He represented Barry County in the lower branch of the Legislature in 1857-8 and in 1865-6 he represented the Barry and Eaton district in the state Senate. In politics his sterling qualities and fealty to party brought him into prominence. He was elected a member of the State Republican Committee and served as such in 1860-2 and again 1870-2, and a greater portion of the time from 1858 to 1876 he held the position of Chairman of the Barry County Republican Committee. For seventeen years he served almost continuously as one of the County Superintendents of the Poor, and for twelve years he was Secretary of the Barry County Agricultural Society, and from 1875 to 1883 he was Postmaster of Hastings and also for eighteen years was a member of the Board of Education of the City of Hastings.
A matter which is of much interest in connection with Mr. Nevins' political career is that at the State Republican convention in 1870 it was an unexpected and felicitous speech by Mr. Nevins that secured for Daniel Striker the nomination for Secretary of State, to which office he was duly elected. In this speech Mr. Nevins state that Barry County in her modesty had never asked nor had a state official, but with a candidate like Daniel Striker she now cast this modesty aside and asked, and expected, Mr. Striker's nomination.
Perhaps it was as a Christian that Mr. Nevins was especially well known. For years he was a faithful and consistent follower of the Master and was one of the leading members of the Presbyterian church.
John Morse Nevins was known for his kindly traits of character and as a man who filled his niche of life for the betterment of his fellow man, a man of earnest and strong conviction, and one who would say No in no uncertain manner when a doubtful proposition was put before him, faithfully performing all the duties of the several official positions he held, standing firm for the right as he saw it, and may it be truthfully said his friends were legion, his enemies none.



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Marriage* 19 October 1850 Oril Augusta Brown; Richland, Kalamazoo, MI4 
Death* 10 May 1877 Orangeville, Barry, MI1,2 

Family   Oril Augusta Brown b. 1834
Children  1. George C. Nevins+ b. 3 Jun 1852
  2. Barlletta Nevins b. 1 Jun 1854
  3. Aurther M. Nevins b. 11 Apr 1856, d. 1928
  4. Ella A. Nevins b. 20 Jan 1858
  5. Charles L. Nevins b. 31 Dec 1860
  6. Alfred M. Nevins b. 5 Apr 1862, d. 12 May 1927
  7. Mary Octavia Nevins+ b. 8 Sep 1866
  8. Solon N. Nevins b. 31 Aug 1868
  9. Lillian Nevins b. 24 Dec 1870
  10. Fred C. Nevins b. 1 Aug 1873
  11. Jay C. Nevins b. 8 Sep 1876

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI (extractoin of birth info from Vt and CT. Father's name is corred).
  3. [S4] Unknown short title, online http://genforum.genealogy.com/nevins, Valerie, 12/21/00.
  4. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.

Oril Augusta Brown1 (F)
b. 1834, #265

Birth* 1834 MI2 
Marriage* 19 October 1850 Jacob Newton Nevins; Richland, Kalamazoo, MI1 
Census* 1880 Orangeville, Barry, MI2 
Aurther M. Nevins
Ella A. Nevins
Charles L. Nevins
Alfred M. Nevins
Mary Octavia Nevins
Solon N. Nevins
Lillian Nevins
Fred C. Nevins
Jay C. Nevins

Family   Jacob Newton Nevins b. 18 December 1827, d. 10 May 1877
Children  1. George C. Nevins+ b. 3 Jun 1852
  2. Barlletta Nevins b. 1 Jun 1854
  3. Aurther M. Nevins b. 11 Apr 1856, d. 1928
  4. Ella A. Nevins b. 20 Jan 1858
  5. Charles L. Nevins b. 31 Dec 1860
  6. Alfred M. Nevins b. 5 Apr 1862, d. 12 May 1927
  7. Mary Octavia Nevins+ b. 8 Sep 1866
  8. Solon N. Nevins b. 31 Aug 1868
  9. Lillian Nevins b. 24 Dec 1870
  10. Fred C. Nevins b. 1 Aug 1873
  11. Jay C. Nevins b. 8 Sep 1876

Citations
  1. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record, 1880 census.

Eunice Marion Nevins1,2,3,4 (F)
b. 4 August 1830, d. 5 November 1906, #268
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Father   Alfred Nevins2,3 b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Mother   Cynthia Morse2,3 b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883

Birth* 4 August 1830 Braintree, Orange, VT2,3 
Marriage* 5 April 1848 Charles William Jones; Richland, Kalamazoo, MI, where couple resided until 1892.3,2 
Death* 5 November 1906 2,3 

Family   Charles William Jones d. 5 March 1906
Children  1. Wilber E. Jones b. 11 Mar 1855, d. Oct 1873
  2. Alfred W. Jones b. 22 Nov 1857
  3. Morse W. Jones b. 1 Nov 1859, d. May 1885
  4. Charles E. Jones b. 2 Feb 1868
  5. Cynthai Jones b. 3 Apr 1873

Citations
  1. Mike Lehman has name as Miriam Nevins.
  2. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  3. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.
  4. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Charles William Jones1 (M)
d. 5 March 1906, #269

Marriage* 5 April 1848 Eunice Marion Nevins; Richland, Kalamazoo, MI, where couple resided until 1892.1,2 
Death* 5 March 1906 1 

Family   Eunice Marion Nevins b. 4 August 1830, d. 5 November 1906
Children  1. Wilber E. Jones b. 11 Mar 1855, d. Oct 1873
  2. Alfred W. Jones b. 22 Nov 1857
  3. Morse W. Jones b. 1 Nov 1859, d. May 1885
  4. Charles E. Jones b. 2 Feb 1868
  5. Cynthai Jones b. 3 Apr 1873

Citations
  1. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.
  2. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Sarah M. Nevins1,2 (F)
b. 7 May 1832, #272
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Father   Alfred Nevins1 b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Mother   Cynthia Morse1 b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883

Birth* 7 May 1832 Braintree, Orange, VT1 
Marriage* 28 September 1851 Edward Knapen; Kalamazoo, MI3 

Family 1   Edward Knapen d. 12 October 1854
Children  1. Charles Mason Knapen b. 19 Aug 1852
  2. Lloyd Edwin Knapen b. 27 Jan 1854

Family 2  
Child  1. Flora Belle Ricker b. 19 May 1860

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  3. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.

Edward Knapen1 (M)
d. 12 October 1854, #273

Marriage* 28 September 1851 Sarah M. Nevins; Kalamazoo, MI1 
Death* 12 October 1854 2 

Family   Sarah M. Nevins b. 7 May 1832
Children  1. Charles Mason Knapen b. 19 Aug 1852
  2. Lloyd Edwin Knapen b. 27 Jan 1854

Citations
  1. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.
  2. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.

Augusta Nevins1,2 (F)
b. 28 August 1842, #274
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Father   Alfred Nevins1,2 b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858
Mother   Cynthia Morse1,2 b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883

Birth* 28 August 1842 Braintree, Orange, VT1,2 

Family  
Children  1. Mary Cynthia Whitney b. 5 Oct 1862
  2. Rosetta Whitney b. 28 Jun 1866
  3. WIlber Cyrus Whitney b. 6 Apr 1873
  4. Emma Matilda Whitney b. 14 Jul 1878

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, IGI.

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