John Quick

John baptized May 29th, 1768 in North Branch, Somerset Co. New Jersey [1] died May 9th, 1851 in Maple Grove, Barry Co. Michigan. John married Phoebe Smith born about 1762 (assumed but not correct) on May 3rd, 1787-89 in Knowlton, Sussex, Co. New Jersey. Sometime around 1800, John had moved to Pennsylvania.[2] John the youngest son of Peter (Petrus) Quick has been quite an enigma. According to his own family history “was living in Oxford, Sussex County, NJ when he entered the service in 1777. John was a Private in the Company Command of Captain Joseph Mackay and served in the regiment of Colonel Robert Manfield in the New Jersey line for two years. He was promoted to a Non-Commissioned officer, Orderly Sergeant for General Green. Orderly Sgt. Quick was engaged in the Battle of Trenton and the Battle of Monmoth; he marched through Trenton, Lamberton, Morristown and Elizabethtown in New Jersey. At the battle of Trenton he was hit with a musket ball that left a “conspicuous” scar on his leg. After the Battle of Trenton the regiment moved to Milltown, NJ. Orderly SGT Quick lay with his regiment until April and then fought in the battle of Monmoth under the command of General Green. He was discharged from the Army in 1780, having served 3 years, 9 months and 17 days. After the Revolutionary War, John Quick lived in Pennsylvania, Canada, and Wilson, Niagara County, New York. In 1842, as their age advanced, John and his wife Phoebe took up residence with their son Abram and daughter-in-law Ruth in Maple Grove, Barry County, Michigan. John & Phoebe Quick’s son was among the earliest and most active pioneers in Maple Grove Township."[3]

After reading John’s entire 110-page Revolutionary War Pension application, it is quite apparent that John falsified his service in the war to get a pension. The first clue would be a birth record in 1768 because he would have been 15 when the war ended and nine in 1777 when he declared he entered service. The second clue is that Captain Joseph Mackey was a Sussex Co. New Jersey Militia Captain and not under the command of Col. Robert Mansfield. A part of John’s pension records sums it up on slides 884-886 from a letter written by John's son-in-law, William Leach, husband of Fanny Lavindah Quick, Johns daughter in 1848.

“Now please sir I have something more to say in regards to the subject Mr. Quick and his friends in boasting that he will soon get his Pension. Mr. McArthur & Thompson advanced Mr. Quick store goods on the strength of his pension to the amount of twenty-five dollars as I have been informed and he was Mr. Casler a large amount for board for the last two years they can’t bear to give him up they are willing he should rob the government a little longer if they can get their money I have had hints that they are writing slanderous letters about me. I have no knowledge that I said one word about Mrs. Casler. Which was common repeat they took me up for slander it was tried before Judge Thompson County I made no defense and they got a small judgement against me that is all the reason they have to write slanderous letters about me I am willing to show you that I am an honest man and a man of truth by as many signers as you wish Esq (P**) told me last winter that he knowed Mr. Quick to be a false pensioner he told him his age and he was too young a man to be a soldier in the Revolutionary War. I have heard a number say that they should judge Mr Quick to be over 80 years old according to his looks and labor if they have wrote anything slanderous about me please to forward them back to me. People are generally satisfied here that Mr. Quick is a false pensioner and his friends are talking up for him for to get their pay of him. Mr. Quick had made his beings that he will spend 40 Dollars in lawing me if he get s his pension it is hard for the innocent to be punished and the guilty go hear the complaint I made to Mr. Hastings I am willing to qualify when called on as far as I stated I knowed (?) at present your humble servant – William Leech” [2]

John’s pension was suspended just before just May 1848 because “he was not entitled to it” (pension slide 860), Ironically after John died, Phoebe received an $80 a year widows pension that was dated May 9th, 1851 (pension slide 879). A letter to James E. Heath written by a John A. Wendel says that Phoebe “is not entitled to a pension” on March 28th, 1853 (pension slide 905). I am not sure he was aware, but Phoebe passed on Dec 31st, 1852.[2] It seems no-one read all of the pension application files and these were used for acceptance into the DAR. This new information should disqualify John’s DAR status as Ancestor A093071. The good news is that John’s father, Peter (Petrus) Quick served and he is Ancestor A0930800. In the write up of Petrus Quick John mentions ways his father contributed to the war effort. It is the authors' firm belief that John probably participated in some unofficial capacity in the war due to the fact that all six of his brothers and father served on and off through the entire war. The war even came to their home in mention of an incident where the family hung a tory in the front yard mentioned in his brother Samuels pension application.[4]

John’s son William Rankin Quick born 1804 is listed as being born at Highland Creek Ontario, Canada. We know from a few Canadian censuses that William was born in the United States.[6][7] According to Abraham S. Quick, the John Quick family lived in Pennsylvania for 14 years (pension slide 839)[2] and John Quick is listed living in Wilson, Niagara Co. New York by 1830, and was still there in 1840. [8][9] All of John's kids and birth dates are listed on slide 807 in his pension. They had; Benjamin born 1789, Nancy Ann born 1792, Jacob Hetzel born 1797, Fanny Lavindah born 1801, William Rankin born 1804, Abraham Smith born 1809, and Almira born 1813.[2] John is also shown on his father, Peters’s division of land records in Sussex Co. New Jersey after his death in 1806.[10]

John and Phoebe had;

1. Benjamin 

Born May 3rd, 1789 Sussex, New Jersey May 9th, 1796 in the same place.[2] 

2. Nancy Ann 

Born June 2nd, 1792 Sussex Co. New Jersey [2] died Sept 26th, Nashville, Barry Co. Michigan married (1) James F. Cole born about 1785 (before 1812) (2) Orange Post between (1841-45) Nancy and James had;[11][12][13]

1. Orin Hale born York, Ontario Canada died February 10th, 1899 Calhoun Co. Michigan married (1) Jan 26th, 1836 Lucinda Wilson born about 1816 [14] (2) Rosannah Olive Munger born about 1819 [15] (3) Charlotte M. Estes born about 1846. Orin and Lucinda had: Ezra W. born about 1843. Orin and Rosannah had; Homer S. born about 1847, Dewey J. born about 1849, Alta Z. born about 1851, Albert D. born about 1853, Cora A born about 1855, Elma A born about 1858, Lettie A. born 1859, Orin Ezra born about 1863, and Truman E. born about 1866.[16][17][18]

2. Truman S. born about 1814 in Canada died December 9th, Branch Co. Michigan married Polly S. Gilmore born about 1822. They had; Byron born about 1838 and Samantha born about 1840.[20]

3. Laura born July 6th, 1816 Niagara Co. New York died February 2nd, 1884 Wilson, Niagara Co New York married Richard Johnson born about 1812.[21] They had; Jay K. born about 1835, Dallas born about 1844, Eugene born about 1849, and Albert born about 1853.[22]

4. Clarissa born about 1818 Niagara Co. New York died December 1877 Wilson, Niagara Co. New York married Albert Dailey born about 1817.[23][24] Clarissa and Albert had; Upton born about 1844, Mary born about 1844, James Sumner born about 1846, Laura born about 1850, Hetty A born about 1852, Orrin born about 1853, Samuel born about 1854, Lilly born about 1857, and Byron born about 1860.[25][26]

5. Phoebe born about 1820 Niagara Co. New York died April 22nd, 1852 Rose Township Oakland Co. Michigan married Horace C. Leland born about 1882.[27] They had; Horace C. born about 1841, Merton E. born about 1841, Melvin William born about 1843, Ethemon S. born about 1846, and Howard C. born about 1852.[28]

6. Andrew M. born about 1821 Wilson, Niagara Co. New York died about 1900 Grand Haven, Ottawa Co. Michigan married Mary A. Carver born about 1826.[29][30]

7. James D. born about 1822 in Wilson, Niagara Co. New York married Artemesia Dailey in 1844 [31][32] died 1906 in Battle Creek, Calhoun Co. Michigan they had; Don A. born about 1848, Mary E. born about 1853, Artemisia born about 1861, and Kate born about 1861.[[33][34]

8. William Wallace born about 1826 Wilson, Niagara Co. New York died about 1907 Battle Creek, Calhoun Co. Michigan married Helen Hosmer[35] they had; Edgar born about 1850, Edgar Eudelmer born about 1851, Phoebe Alice born about 1852, Fred M. born about 1854, and William J. born about 1904.[36]

9. Luther W. born March 15th, 1829 Wilson, Niagara Co. New York died. April 10th, 1909 in Toledo, Ohio married Mary E Reynolds [a] they had; Ella born about 1858 and Ida born about 1869.[b]

10. Lucina born about 1832 Wilson, Niagara Co. New York died after 1880 Rose, Oakland Co. Michigan married (1) William S. Youngs (2) Samuel Cluck.[c][d] 

3. Jacob Hetzel 

Born February 16th, 1797 Sussex Co., New Jersey died March 13th, 1809 probably in Pennsylvania.[2]

4. Fanny Lavindah 

Born August 4th, 1801 in Pennsylvania [2][e] died after 1859 Shiawassee, Shiawasse Co. MI married William Leech born about 1791 New York.[37] Fanny and William had;

1. Francis born about 1838 in New York.[36]

2. Julia born about 1842 in New York died October 19th, 1875 Shiawassee, Shiawassee, Michigan married Matias Lewis from Canada.[38][39]

5. William Rankin

Born April 5th, 1804 in Pennsylvania [2] died June 12th, 1891 Brighton, Northumberland, Ontario, CA. married Charlotte Van Horn born October 4th, 1810 William was a captain, shipbuilder and owned a Wharf in Brighton.[40][41][42][43][44][45] William and Charlotte had;

1. Ann born June 22nd, 1828 Lennox, Ontario, Canada died March 18th, 1912 Northumberland, Ontario, Canada [43] Ann married (1) James Wood they had Frank born about 1848, Jane born about 1853 and Phillipe born about 1857 [46][47] and married (2) Joseph Gunyo January 14th, 1863 [48] they had; William Sawillion born about 1868 and Joseph Barney born about 1869.[49]

2. William John born April 30th, 1830 Brighton, Ontario, Canada died March 15th, York, Ontario, Canada married Mary Elizabeth Ketlin [50] they had; Wesley A. born about 1852, Elizabeth A. born about 1854, Charlotte Alberta born about 1859, William John born about 1864, Fedora Beatrice born about 1866 and Albert born about 1873.[51][52][53]

3. Orin F. a seaman born Sept 27th, 1832 Brighton, Ontario, Canada died September 4th, 1887 Niagara Co. New York married (1) Marietta Little they had; Henry born about 1859 [54], (2) Harriet Crouch they had: Fred L born about 1868, Jessie born about 1870, George born about 1874, Emma born about 1874, Abby born about 1876 and Lulu born about 1881.[55][56]

4. Mary born about 1834 Brighton, Ontario, Canada [51]

5. Peter born about 1839 Brighton, Ontario, Canada [51]

6. Cynthia born about 1843 in the United States (Oswego?) died after 1911 Brighton, Ontario, Canada.[57][f]

7. Eliza born May 10th, 1847 Oswego, Oswego Co. New York died Febuary 21st, 1907 Charlevoix County, Michigan married Charles A. Bayliss November 27th, 1863 [g][58] They had; George Henry born about 1865, Frederick born about 1867, Supona born about 1869, Flora born about 1872, Josie Jane born about 1874, Lewis born about 1877, Barney Frank born about 1880, Jesse James born about 1882, Hollie Orn born about 1884, Effie born about 1886, Nellie born about 1888 and Roy born about 1890.[59][60]

8. Phoebe born June 19th, 1848 Oswego, Oswego Co. New York died after 1891 probably Brighton, Ontario, Canada married Asa S. Gunyo February 4th, 1867.[61] Phoebe and Asa had; Albert born about 1868, Clara born about 1870, Charlotte born about 1871, Mabel born about 1879, Mahala born about 1881, Jessie May born about 1883, and Rose born about 1885.[62][63][64]

9. Sarah born about 1851 Brighton, Ontario, Canada.[65][66]

10. Amanda born March 3rd, 1852 Brighton, Ontario, Canada died April 4th, Detroit, Michigan married John Simon Covell on February 1st, 1871 in Northumberland, Durham, Ontario, Canada.[67][68] Amanda and John had; Lecta born about 1874, Roll L born about 1878, Bertha born about 1881, Pearl born about 1883, Orin born about 1886, Ethel F born about 1888, Charlotte married born about 1890, and Lottie Amelia born about 1893.[69][70]

11. Clara born May 25th, 1853 Brighton, Ontario, Canada died June 1st, 1936 Essex, Ontario, Canada married William Parker December 26th, 1873.[71][72] Clara and William had; Mary Jane born about 1875, Charlotte born about 1877, Daisy L born about 1879, Ethel born about 1884, William Ray born about 1886, and Kate Hazel born about 1891.[73]

12. Jacob born about 1857 Brighton, Ontario, Canada died after 1920 Charlevoix County, Michigan married Malissa Elizabeth Brown April 18th, 1882 in Flint, Genesee, Michigan.[73] Jacob and Lizzie had; Alice born about 1883 and Archie Ray born about 1889.[74][75]

13. Victoria born about 1859 Brighton, Ontario, Canada.[76]

6. Abraham Smith 

Born March 13th, 1809 probably in the State of Pennsylvania [2] died 25th, September 1893 Maple Grove, Barry Co. MI. married Rachel Ruth Lapham born 1824. [77][78][79] Abraham and Ruth had;

1. George W. born about 1845 Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan or Wilson New York died after 1889 probably Michigan married (1) Mary T. Dillin January 1st, 1863 in Barry Co. Michigan [80] married (2) Arvilla Doty. [80] George and Mary had; Edwin born about 1866, John J born about 1868, and Alice Ruby born about 1869.[78][83][83]

2. Irena Sophronia born August 2nd, 1845 Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan died July 17th, 1891 Maple Grove, Barry Co. Michigan [84] married Jan 1st, 1864 Elbridge G. Potter [85] they had; Grace R. born about 1866 and Abram Q. born about 1869.[86][87]

3. Francis Marion born December 9th, 1850 Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan died Aug 13th, 1919 Nashville, Barry, Michigan April 10th, 1872 Sarah Francis Slade.[88][89] Francis and Sarah had; Durwood Abraham born about 1873, and Charles R born about 1880.[90][91]

4. Frederick J. born December 8th, 1853 Maple Grove, Barry, Mich. died. August 25th Bellevue, Eaton Co., Michigan married Feb 14th, 1877 Eva P. Slade. [92][93][94] Frederick and Eva had; Mable S. born about 1878, Arthur Slade born about 1880, and Dale D. born about 1884.[95]

5. H. Unknown

7. Almira

Born December 3rd, 1813.[2][96][97]

Sources 

[1] Holland Society of New York; New York, New York; New Millstone North branch and Six Mile Run I, Book 76 pg. 164 slide 104

[2] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, John Quick, W3397 BLWT #18027-160-55 Application File M804 Roll 1990

[3] Rosemary Hall Hines Jan 31st https://stoddertdelnorte.wordpress.com/tag/john-quick/

[4] Revolutionary War Pension and Bounty-Land Warrant Application Files, 1800-1900, Samuel Quick, R8546 Rej. Application File M804 Roll 1990

[5] Arthur Craig Quick, A Genealogy of the Quick Family in America (1625-1942), 317 years, pg.181

[6] 1851; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland County, Canada West (Ontario); Schedule: A; Roll: C_11739; Page: 67; Line: 39

[7] 1881; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C_13239; Page: 10; Family No: 54

[8] 1830; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Series: M19; Roll: 95; Page: 330; Family History Library Film: 0017155

[9] 1840; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Page: 118

[10] New Jersey. Surrogate's Court (Sussex County) Divisions of land 1820-1836 Film 5679557, Vol A, Slides 240-242 Pgs. 392-397

[11] 1830; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Series: M19; Roll: 95; Page: 330; FHL Film: 0017155)

[12] New York, Wills and Probate Records, Niagara - Letters Testamentary, Vol 1-2 slide 224, pgs. 217-18

[13] 1850; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M432_561; Page: 479A; Image: 458)

[14] Michigan, Death Records, Certificates, 1897-1920, 038: Kalamazoo - Leelanau, 1891-1901, slide 2525 pg. 1214

[15] The Library of Michigan; Michigan Death Records Project; Rolls: 1-302; Archive Barcode/Item Number: 30000008530960; Roll Number: 56; Certificate Number: 6

[16] 1850; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M432_561; Page: 480A; Image: 460

[17] 1860; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M653_822; Page: 359; FHL Film: 803822

[18] 1880; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: 570; Page: 171C; Enumeration District: 043

[19] Michigan, County Marriage Records, 1822-1940, Muskegon, 1883-1911, Film 001320182, slide 377 pg. 235

[20] 1850; Census Place: Le Roy, Calhoun, Michigan; Roll: M432_348; Page: 110B; Image: 217

[21] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/52651673

[22] 1870; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M593_1055; Page: 644A; FHL Film: 552554

[23] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/187287967

[24] Michigan, Death Records, Certificates, 1921-1942,143: Jackson City, 1920-1924, slide 1245, pg. 1239

[25] 1850; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M432_561; Page: 478B; Image: 457

[26] 1870; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M593_1055; Page: 639B; FHL Film: 552554

[27] Michigan, County Marriage Records, 1822-1940, Clinton 1887-1910, slide 295, pg. 156

[28] 1850; Census Place: Rose, Oakland, Michigan; Roll: M432_360; Page: 383B; Image: 271

[29] Michigan, Death Records, Certificates, 1897-1920, 030: Muskegon - Saginaw, 1899-1900, slide 2162

[30] 1880; Census Place: Grand Haven, Ottawa, Michigan; Roll: 600; Page: 330B; Enumeration District: 236

[31] 1900; Census Place: Battle Creek Ward 2, Calhoun, Michigan; Page: 12; Enumeration District: 0031; FHL microfilm: 1240704

[32] Michigan, Marriage Records, Registers, 1891 – 1895 1891 Kalamazoo – Sanilac, Slide 60, pgs. 384-385

[33] 1850; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M432_561; Page: 511A; Image: 522

[34] 1870; Census Place: Elizabethtown, Hardin, Kentucky; Roll: M593_467; Page: 335B; FHL Film: 545966

[35] Michigan, Marriage Records, Registers, 1891 – 1895 1892 Wayne - 1893 Gratiot slide 275 pgs. 134 -135

[36] 1860; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M653_536; Page: 731 FHL Film: 803536

[a] Michigan, Death Records, 1867-1950, Certificates, 1897-1920 249: Detroit, 1916-1917, slide 2136

[b] 1870; Census Place: Rose, Oakland, Michigan; Roll: M593_695; Page: 499A; FHL Film: 552194

[c] Michigan, Marriage Records, Registers, 1876 - 1880, 1877 Mason - 1878 Gratiot, slide 109 pg. 93

[d] 1880; Census Place: Rose, Oakland, Michigan; Roll: 599; Page: 343B; Enumeration District: 268

[e] 1850; Census Place: Shiawassee, Shiawassee, Michigan; Roll: M432_363; Page: 38A; Image: 74

[37] Probate Records, 1837-1901; Author: Michigan. Probate Court (Shiawassee County); Probate Place: Shiawassee, Michigan Slides 1036-1307

[38] Michigan, Death Records, Registers, 1867-1897 09: Lenawee - Kalkaska, 1874-1891, slide 199, pg. 88

[39] 1870; Census Place: Shiawassee, Shiawassee, Michigan; Roll: M593_704; Page: 428B; FHL Film: 552203

[40] Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Series: MS935; Reel: 548 , Essex, 1936, slide 2012, pg. 505

[41] 1851; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland County, Canada West (Ontario); Schedule: A; Roll: C_11739; Page: 67; Line: 39

[42] 1871; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C-9985; Page: 60; Family No: 233

[43] 1881; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C_13239; Page: 10; Family No: 54

[44] 1891; Census Place: Brighton Village, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: T-6356; Family No: 43

[45] Evening Telegram, Saturday Nov, 24th 1954

[46] Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1054, slide 312

[47] Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Reel: 4, slide 81 pg.283

[48] Ontario, Canada, County Marriage Registers, 1858-1869 film 1030057

[49] 1871; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C-9985; Page: 58; Family No: 228

[50] Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Reel: 103, slide 146 pg. 302

[51] 1871; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C-9985; Page: 28; Family No: 114

[52] 1881; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C_13239; Page: 11; Family No: 55

[53] 1891; Census Place: St Patricks Ward, Toronto City, Ontario; Roll: T-6371; Family No: 326

[54] 1860; Census Place: Niagara, New York; Roll: M653_822; Page: 311; Family History Library Film: 803822

[55] 1870; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: M593_1055; Page: 643A; FHL Film: 552554

[56] 1880; Census Place: Wilson, Niagara, New York; Roll: 901; Page: 401D; Enumeration District: 194

[57] 1851; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland County, Canada West (Ontario); Schedule: A; Roll: C_11739; Page: 67; Line: 44

[f] 1911; Census Place: 31 - Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Page: 11; Family No: 120

[g] Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1054, slide 312 pg. 12

[58] Ontario, Canada, County Marriage Registers, 1858-1869 film 1030061

[59] 1880; Census Place: Lapeer, Lapeer, Michigan; Roll: 589; Page: 300B; Enumeration District: 172

[60] 1900; Census Place: South Arm, Charlevoix, Michigan; Page: 23; Enumeration District: 0019; FHL microfilm: 1240706

[61] Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Reel: 93, Slide 10, pg. 255

[62] 1871; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C-9985; Page: 42; Family No: 168

[63] 1881; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: C_13239; Page: 33; Family No: 1640

[64] 1891; Census Place: Brighton Village, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: T-6356; Family No: 37

[65] 1851; Census Place: Brighton, Northumberland County, Canada West (Ontario); Schedule: A; Roll: C_11739; Page: 67; Line: 39

[66] 1901; Census Place: Sandwich (Town/Ville), Essex (north/nord), Ontario; Page: 1; Family No: 2

[67] Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Reel: 4 slide 41 pg. 242

[68] Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, Michigan, Certificates, 1921-1942, 453: Detroit, 1925-1938 slide 1549

[69] 1880; Census Place: Rochester, Monroe, New York; Roll: 863; Page: 59B; Enumeration District: 094

[70] 1891; Census Place: Brighton Village, Northumberland East, Ontario; Roll: T-6356; Family No: 41),(1901; Census Place: Brighton (Village), Northumberland (east/est), Ontario; Page: 5; Family No: 72

[71] Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Registrations of Marriages, 1869-1928; Reel: 12, Northumberland and Durham 1873, slide 78, pg. 533

[72] Archives of Ontario; Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Collection: MS935; Reel: 548, slide 2012, pg. 505

[73] 1891; Census Place: Sandwich Town, Essex North, Ontario; Roll: T-6335; Family No: 119

[73] Michigan Department of Community Health, Division of Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, MI, USA; Michigan, Marriage Records, Film: 23; Film Description: 1882 Calhoun - 1882 Missaukee, slide 124, pg. 327

[74] 1900; Census Place; South Arm, Charlevoix, Michigan; Page: 6; Enumeration District: 0019; FHL microfilm: 1240706

[75] 1920; Census Place: East Jordan, Charlevoix, Michigan; Roll: T625_758; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 110

[76] Canada; Ottawa, Ontario, Canada; Census Returns For 1861; Roll: C-1054, slide 312, pg. 12

[77] Michigan, Death Records, 1867-1950,  271: Alcona - Berrien, 1918-1919, slide 1492, pg. 211

[78] 1850; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M432_346; Page: 130A; Image: 257

[79] 1870; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M593_661; Page: 208B; FHL Film: 552160

[80] Barry County, Michigan, Marriage Index, 1839-2012 http://internal.barrycounty.org:8081/clerk/web/login.jsp

[81] Michigan Department of Community Health, Division of Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, MI, USA; Michigan, Marriage Records, 1867-1952; Film: 33; Film Description: 1886 Wayne - 1887 Iosco, slide 193, pg. 239

[82] 1870; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M593_661; Page: 209A; FHL Film: 552160

[83] 1880; Census Place: Battle Creek, Calhoun, Michigan; Roll: 574; Page: 127C; Enumeration District: 044

[84] Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, Michigan, Death Records, Registers, 1867-1897 : Wayne - Mecosta, 1871-1899, slide 80, pgs. 67-68

[85] Barry County, Michigan, Marriage Index, 1839-2012 http://internal.barrycounty.org:8081/clerk/web/login.jsp

[86] 1870; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M593_661; Page: 208B; FHL Film: 552160

[87] 1880; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: 570; Page: 162A; Enumeration District: 043

[88] Michigan Department of Community Health, Division of Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, MI, USA; Michigan, Marriage Records, 1867-1952; Film: 6; Film Description: 1871 Jackson - 1872 Branch, slide 589, pg. 41

[89] Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, Michigan, Michigan, Death Records, 1867-1950, Certificates, 1897-1920 271: Alcona - Berrien, 1918-1919 slide 1492, pg. 211

[90] 1880; Census Place: Battle Creek, Calhoun, Michigan; Roll: 574; Page: 48B; Enumeration District: 041

[91] 1900; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Page: 12; Enumeration District: 0045; FHL microfilm: 1240700

[92] https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/73665539

[93] Michigan Department of Community Health, Division of Vital Records and Health Statistics; Lansing, MI, USA; Michigan, Marriage Records, 1867-1952; Film: 14; Film Description: 1876 Wayne - 1877 Mason, slide 106, pg. 38

[94] 1870; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M593_661; Page: 208B; FHL Film: 552160

[95] 1880; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: 570; Page: 162A; Enumeration District: 043

[96] 1850; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M432_346; Page: 130A; Image: 257

[97] 1870; Census Place: Maple Grove, Barry, Michigan; Roll: M593_661; Page: 208B; FHL Film: 552160