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Sally Brown1,2 (F)
b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858, #101

Birth* circa 1775 of, Norwich, Vermont2,3 
Marriage* August 1794 Thomas Nevins; Hanover, Chautauqua, NY2,3,4 
(Witness) Divorce circa 1805 Thomas Nevins; Not clear when or where Thomas Nevins and Sally Brown were divorced. As per Mary Ellen Longley, Sally Brown stayed in Vermont (married again) and did not move with Thomas Nevins to New York.4 
Death* 16 September 1858 Smith Mills, Chautauqua, NY3 
Burial* Smith Mills Cemetery, Hanover, Chautauqua, NY3 

Family   Thomas Nevins b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Children  1. Thomas Jefferson Nevins+ b. 5 Jun 1795
  2. Henry Nevins+ b. 9 Dec 1796, d. 25 Oct 1859
  3. Alfred Nevins+ b. 7 Feb 1798, d. 24 Mar 1858
  4. David Nevins b. 12 May 1799, d. 3 Sep 1805
  5. Rev. John W. Nevins+ b. 19 Apr 1801, d. 14 May 1881
  6. Russell Munsell Nevins+ b. 6 May 1803, d. 6 Nov 1881
  7. Rufus Newton Nevins b. 29 Sep 1804, d. 3 Sep 1805

Citations
  1. Separated from Thomas Nevins after 1804.
  2. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  3. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  4. [S26] Mary Ellen Longley, "MaryEllen Longley," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 12/13/04, E-mail of 1/23/05.

Alfred Nevins1 (M)
b. 7 February 1798, d. 24 March 1858, #102
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Sally Brown1 b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858

Birth* 7 February 1798 Haverhill, Grafton, NH1,2,3 
Marriage* 31 March 1819 Cynthia Morse; 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* 1836 Select man, Braintree, Orange, VT1 
Event-Misc 1844 moved to, Richland, Kalammazoo, MI1 
(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* 24 March 1858 Richland, Kalamazoo, MI2 

Family   Cynthia Morse b. 31 March 1802, d. 7 March 1883
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.

Rev. John W. Nevins1,2 (M)
b. 19 April 1801, d. 14 May 1881, #103
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Sally Brown1 b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858

Birth* 19 April 1801 Hatfield (?), Canada, Born while parents were on the way from NH to Western, NY. BUT, Ellen Martin's "Linage from a Nevins Bible record" has him born on this day in Hartley, South Carolina.1,3 
Note* 19 April 1801 Ellen Martin mentions Nevins Family bible in which John W is born in, Hartly, SC, the Rev. John W. Nevins' birth date, and the names of most of his children match, so must be the same Rev. John W. Nevins2 
Event-Misc* Western, NY, Became a Methodist minister1 
Marriage* 23 November 1821 Marinda S. Gier; Western, NY1,2,4 
Marriage* 12 September 1860 Ann Smith1,5,4 
Death* 14 May 1881 Western, NY1 

Family 1   Marinda S. Gier b. 4 December 1801, d. 3 November 1858
Children  1. Francis Ashbury Nevins+ b. 27 Jul 1823
  2. James Hervey Nevins+ b. 25 Dec 1824, d. 4 Jun 1905
  3. William Stanton Nevins b. 26 Jun 1827, d. Oct 1875
  4. Julius Melvin Nevins+ b. 17 Apr 1829
  5. Sarah Ann Mariah Nevins b. 1 Jun 1832, d. 26 Jul 1833
  6. Ellen Rosamond Nevins+ b. 18 Oct 1834

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S16] NEVINS-L, online http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/NEVINS/, Posting by Ellen Martin of 10 Mar 2001..
  3. [S3] Chautauqua message board, online http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/messages/an/localities.northern.usa.states.newyork.counties.chautauqua, NEVINS-L message board, message by Ellen Martin of 10 Mar 2001..
  4. [S22] Family Bible Records, Vol. 9;, recieved copy from Ellen Martin, Sept. 2004.
  5. [S16] NEVINS-L, online http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/NEVINS/, Posting by Ellen Martin of 10 Mar 2001 describing linage from a Nevins Family Bible..

Russell Munsell Nevins1,2,3,4 (M)
b. 6 May 1803, d. 6 November 1881, #104
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Father   Thomas Nevins2 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Sally Brown2 b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858

Birth* 6 May 1803 Hanover, Chautauqua, NY, Mike Lehman has birth place as Hanover, Grafton, NH, but 1880 Census has birth in Canada. As per M. Lehman's note of 11/13/04, Russell Munsell Nevins was born in Hanover, NY and moved to (     Hatfield?) Canada as an infant.2,5,6 
Marriage* circa 1825 Anne (?)4 
Marriage* 9 June 1825 Matilda Tyler; North Field, VT2,4 
Event-Misc* 1840 Lived in Vt until 1840. Then moved to Wisconsin, later Iowa, Lived in VT until 1840. Then moved to WI, where he lived East of Aztalan, WI. Then moved to Iowa.2,7 
Census* 1880 married, white farmer born in Canada in 1803. Father born in NH, mother born in VT., Nashu, Chickasaw, Iowa8 
(Witness) Census 1880 Matilda Tyler; US Census, Nashau, Chickasaw, Iowa, Russell M. Nevins, farmer aged 77 born Canada (so ML is wrong about birth place!) lives with wive Metilda Nevins, age 74 b. VT (father and mother b. CT) and granddaughter Metilda Nevins, age 24 b. (father b. VT, mother b. CAN) who teaches school.5 
Death* 6 November 1881 Penyrn, Placer, CA2 
Burial* a fine monument stands in his memory, Nashua, Chickasaw, Iowa2 

Family 1   Matilda Tyler b. 3 September 1806, d. 19 November 1885
Children  1. Julius Martin Nevins+ b. 20 Dec 1825, d. 23 Sep 1906
  2. Melvin Edwin Nevins+ b. 16 Jan 1835

Citations
  1. Mike Lehman has name as Russell Munson Nevins.
  2. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  3. [S6] Charlotte Lehman, "Descendents of Thomas Nevins," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 6/10/2004 6/9/2004 and 6/2/2004.
  4. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.
  5. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record, 1880 US Census.
  6. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004, but see also Lehman e-mail of 11/13/04, which has birth in Nashau, Chickasaw, Iowa..
  7. [S5] Unknown short title, online http://genforum.genealogy.com/nevins, note from John Tyler, oct. 27 2001.
  8. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual record.

Henry Nevins1 (M)
b. 9 December 1796, d. 25 October 1859, #105
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Sally Brown1 b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858

Birth* 9 December 1796 Hannover, Grafton, NH1,2 
Event-Misc* circa 1808 moved with his father to, Western, NY1 
Thomas Nevins
Marriage* 1823 Mary Smith; Hannover, NY1 
Event-Misc 1846 moved to, Michigan1 
Death* 25 October 1859 Indiana1 

Family   Mary Smith b. 17 September 1807, d. 19 September 1886
Children  1. Julia Nevins+ b. 1824
  2. Mary Nevins+ b. 30 Sep 1825
  3. John S. Nevins+ b. 30 Jun 1827
  4. Lovina Nevins+ b. 1830, d. 1860
  5. Joel Nevins+ b. 30 Apr 1833
  6. Theron W. Nevins+ b. 17 May 1838
  7. Louis Nevins b. 1840, d. 1857
  8. Benjamin Nevins b. 1842, d. 1859
  9. Martha Nevins+ b. c 1844

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Rufus Newton Nevins1 (M)
b. 29 September 1804, d. 3 September 1805, #106
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Sally Brown1 b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858

Birth* 29 September 1804 Lehman letter has birth date as Sept. 20, 1804.1,2 
Death* 3 September 1805 1 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S3] Chautauqua message board, online http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/messages/an/localities.northern.usa.states.newyork.counties.chautauqua.

David Nevins1 (M)
b. 12 May 1799, d. 3 September 1805, #107
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Sally Brown1 b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858

Birth* 12 May 1799 1 
Death* 3 September 1805 1 
Death 1821 2 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S26] Mary Ellen Longley, "MaryEllen Longley," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 12/13/04, E-mail of 1/23/05.

Thomas Jefferson Nevins1,2 (M)
b. 5 June 1795, #108
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Father   Thomas Nevins b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Sally Brown b. circa 1775, d. 16 September 1858

Birth* 5 June 1795 Hanover Twp, Grafton, NH3,2 
Marriage* 23 November 1825 Minervia Loomis; Rushvill, Yates, NY2,3 
Event-Misc* circa 1849 soon after the discovery of gold, moved to, California, settled in San Francisco, where he represented the American Tract Society in California. He took a prominient part in establishing the school system. Col. Thomas J. Nevins was appointed Supt. of Schools in Oct. 1851 whic he held for 2 years. When be became interested in the celebrated Washou mines in Nevada hwer he died from a cold and was buried by his companions in the mountians. Two years after the board of education of SF by a special act of legislature authorizing the expense, brought his remains back to SF to be buried with public honors.2 

Family 1   Minervia Loomis b. 23 April 1805, d. 22 May 1827
Child  1. Orrin Green Nevins b. c 1827

Family 2  
Children  1. Stanley M. Nevins b. 12 Aug 1830
  2. Minerva C. Nevins b. 1832
  3. George Nevins b. 1834, d. c 1852

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

Abigail Baxter1 (F)
b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864, #109

Birth* May 1787 of, Hanover, Chautauqua, NY1,2 
Marriage* March 1812 Thomas Nevins1 
Death* 21 March 1864 3 

Family   Thomas Nevins b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Children  1. Ansel Nevins+ b. 12 Jul 1813
  2. Lyman Nevins+ b. 25 Oct 1814
  3. Benjamin B. Nevins+ b. 6 Jun 1816
  4. Laura Nevins b. 24 Mar 1818
  5. Caroline Nevins+ b. 25 Jul 1819
  6. William P. Nevins+ b. 8 Mar 1821, d. 4 Apr 1873
  7. Alpheus Nevins+ b. 8 Jan 1824, d. 18 Jan 1888
  8. Cordelia M. Nevins+ b. 25 Dec 1825
  9. Adaline Nevins b. c 1826
  10. Maria Nevins b. c 1828

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. [S26] Mary Ellen Longley, "MaryEllen Longley," e-mail to W.M. Nevins, 12/13/04, E-mail of 1/23/05.

Lyman Nevins1 (M)
b. 25 October 1814, #110
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* 25 October 1814 Smith Mills, Chautauqua, NY1,2 
Census* 1880 Married, white farmer born abt. 1815. Father born in NH, mother born in VT., Smith Mills, Chautauqua, NY2 
Floyd Nevins

Family  
Children  1. William Perry Nevins+ b. 2 Mar 1844
  2. Milo P. Nevins+ b. 20 Apr 1846, d. 26 Feb 1921
  3. Emulus Nevins b. 21 Jun 1851, d. 2 Aug 1884
  4. George Nevins b. 6 Dec 1857, d. 24 Mar 1871
  5. Willis Nevins b. 15 Dec 1860, d. 31 Mar 1869
  6. Floyd Nevins b. c 1870

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record (1880 census).

Ansel Nevins1 (M)
b. 12 July 1813, #111
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* 12 July 1813 Smith MIlls, Chautauqua, NY1 
Marriage* 1 March 1837 Mary Ann Howard1 
Census* 1880 Married, white carpenter born NY abt. 1814., Hanover, Chautauqua, NY, styles self Ansil N. Nevins in 1880 census2 

Family   Mary Ann Howard b. 5 August 1812, d. 1 May 1883
Children  1. Marilla Nevins+ b. 8 Apr 1838
  2. Orilla Nevins+ b. 8 Apr 1838
  3. Wesley John Nevins+ b. 7 May 1841
  4. Roswell Howard Nevins b. 4 Mar 1843
  5. Enuice Gage Nevins+ b. 20 Mar 1845
  6. Ella Nevins+ b. 14 May 1849
  7. Ansel Nevins Jr. b. 16 May 1856

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record (1880 census).

Benjamin B. Nevins1 (M)
b. 6 June 1816, #112
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* 6 June 1816 Smith's Mill, Chautauqua, NY1 
Marriage* 1836 Sarah Gage1 
Marriage* after 1853 Weltha Smith1 
Census* 1880 Married, white carpenter, born NY abt 1818. Father born VT, mother born NH, Smith Mills, Chautauqua, NY, wife Weltha Nevins born abt. 1815 in NY. Parents born MA
son James M Nevins is a married white Carpenter
son Myron D. Nevins is single white, works in a tannery. Lists mother's (i.e., Sarah Gage) birthplace as VT.
daughter Lamisa Nevins is a single white dress maker b. abt. 1842
Grand daughters Fannie M. Nevins (age 14) and May A. Nevins (age 7)
2 
Weltha Smith
Lamisa Nevins
James Madison Nevins
Myron Nevins
Fannie M. Nevins
May Agnes Nevins

Family 1   Sarah Gage b. 22 November 1818, d. 24 April 1853
Children  1. Lucinda Nevins+ b. 18 Jun 1838
  2. Lurinda Nevins b. 28 Jul 1839
  3. Lamisa Nevins b. 6 Aug 1842
  4. James Madison Nevins+ b. 25 Nov 1844
  5. Elizabeth Nevins b. 2 Mar 1848
  6. Sidney Nevins b. 4 Jun 1850
  7. Myron Nevins b. 29 Aug 1852

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record (1880 census).

Alpheus Nevins1 (M)
b. 8 January 1824, d. 18 January 1888, #113
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* 8 January 1824 Smith Mills, Chautauqua, NY1 
Marriage* 16 December 1875 Matilda DeFrance1,2 
Census* 1880 married, white carpenter born NY abt. 1825. Father and mother born NY, Toledo, Tama, IA3 
Matilda DeFrance
William M. Nevins
Charles L. Nevins
Death* 18 January 1888 Toledo, Tama, IA1,4 

Family   Matilda DeFrance b. 15 August 1855, d. 31 May 1907
Children  1. William M. Nevins b. 31 Oct 1876
  2. Charles L. Nevins b. 30 Jul 1879

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record.
  3. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record (1880 census).
  4. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, individual record has death June 18, 1888 in Toledo, IA.

William P. Nevins1 (M)
b. 8 March 1821, d. 4 April 1873, #114
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Marriage* Harriet M. Warner1 
Birth* 8 March 1821 1 
Death* 4 April 1873 1 

Family   Harriet M. Warner b. 29 September 1824, d. 22 February 1887
Children  1. Lewis M. Nevins+ b. 18 Nov 1844
  2. Rose Nevins b. 4 Jun 1849, d. 25 Jun 1849
  3. Frank Nevins b. 3 Nov 1850, d. 2 Jul 1859
  4. Mary Nevins+ b. 9 Feb 1860
  5. Lester Nevins+ b. 14 Apr 1862

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

Laura Nevins1 (F)
b. 24 March 1818, #115
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* 24 March 1818 Smith Mills, Chautauqua, NY1 

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

Caroline Nevins1 (F)
b. 25 July 1819, #116
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Marriage* James Cook; lived at Angola, NY as per Reed Manuscript1,2 
Birth* 25 July 1819 Hanover, Chautauqua, NY1 
(Witness) Census 1880 James Cook; Married, white farmer, born SC, parents born SC, Evans, Erie, NY2 

Family   James Cook b. circa 1813
Children  1. Lyman Cook b. c 1852
  2. Ellen Cook b. c 1854
  3. Laura Cook b. c 1856
  4. Harriet Cook b. c 1864

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record (1880 census).

Cordelia M. Nevins1 (F)
b. 25 December 1825, #117
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* 25 December 1825 1 
Marriage* 13 April 1847 Emory J. Gage1,2 
Burial* Smith MIlls, Chautauqua, NY3 
(Witness) Census 1880 Emory J. Gage; Single, white farmer, born VT about 1822. Father and Mother also born VT, Hanover, Chautauqua, NY4 

Family   Emory J. Gage b. 4 January 1822, d. December 1884
Children  1. Edwin Gage b. 16 May 1849, d. 22 Sep 1854
  2. Laura Gage b. 6 Nov 1851, d. 14 Sep 1854
  3. Mary Gage+ b. 22 Nov 1854
  4. Florinda Gage+ b. 6 Jul 1856
  5. Emery A. Gage b. 31 Jan 1862
  6. Alice Gage+ b. 26 Jul 1863

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record (1880 census).
  3. [S3] Chautauqua message board, online http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/messages/an/localities.northern.usa.states.newyork.counties.chautauqua.
  4. [S2] Family History Library, online http://www.familysearch.org, Individual Record (1889 census).

Maria Nevins1 (F)
b. circa 1828, #118
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* circa 1828 1,2 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Adaline Nevins1 (F)
b. circa 1826, #119
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Father   Thomas Nevins1 b. 19 February 1773, d. October 1858
Mother   Abigail Baxter1 b. May 1787, d. 21 March 1864

Birth* circa 1826 1,2 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Margeret Nichols1 (F)
b. 23 May 1786, d. 23 May 1834, #122

Birth* 23 May 1786 1 
Marriage* 1818 Henry Nevins1 
Death* 23 May 1834 1 

Family   Henry Nevins b. 4 January 1775, d. 16 August 1858
Children  1. Paulina Nevins+ b. 23 Aug 1819
  2. Sabra Ann Nevins+ b. 2 May 1823
  3. Lousia Nevins b. 15 May 1825, d. 1875
  4. Clarissa Nevins+ b. 30 May 1827

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

Sarah Nevins1 (F)
b. circa 1798, #123
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Father   Henry Nevins1 b. 4 January 1775, d. 16 August 1858

Birth* circa 1798 1,2 

Citations
  1. [S1] Thomas Nevins Family, handwritten transcription, 1924 unknown repository.
  2. [S18] Letter, Edward MIchael Lehman to W.M. Nevins, Aug. 4 2004.

Laura Nevins1 (F)
b. 4 September 1806, d. 13 November 1877, #124
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Father   Henry Nevins1 b. 4 January 1775, d. 16 August 1858

Birth* 4 September 1806 NH1 
Marriage* 1826 Marshall Cass1 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1854 Marshall Cass; moved to, Iowa1 
Death* 13 November 1877 Bonaparte, Iowa1 

Family   Marshall Cass b. 29 September 1803, d. 2 June 1877
Children  1. Leroy Cass+ b. 2 Nov 1827
  2. Riley Cass+ b. 2 Feb 1831
  3. Wallace Cass b. 31 Mar 1838, d. 1 Jul 1872
  4. Martha Cass b. 1 Aug 1840

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

Adeline Nevins1 (F)
b. May 1808, d. 9 July 1863, #125
Pop-up Pedigree

Father   Henry Nevins1 b. 4 January 1775, d. 16 August 1858

Birth* May 1808 Hanover, Chautauqua, NY1,2 
Marriage* 1829 Lyman Newton1 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1851 Lyman Newton; moved to, Hastings, MI1 
(Witness) Event-Misc 1851 Henry Newton; Henry Newton moved with parents to, Hastings, Michigan1 
Death* 9 July 1863 Hastings, MI1,2 

Family   Lyman Newton b. 29 December 1806, d. 22 February 1889
Children  1. Andrew Newton b. 1830, d. c 1831
  2. Charlotte Newton+ b. 1 Apr 1831
  3. Harriet Newton b. 1833, d. 1834
  4. Walter Newton+ b. 24 Jul 1835
  5. Laura Newton+ b. 13 Mar 1837, d. 21 Apr 1880
  6. Henry Newton+ b. 12 Oct 1839
  7. Phedora Newton b. 1841, d. 1841
  8. (?) Newton b. 1843, d. 1861
  9. Ashley Newton+ b. 9 Apr 1846

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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