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Lounsbury Tree #48 Spring 2009 of 24

The Lounsbury TreeFamily Newsletter #48 Spring 2009

Newsletter Editor: Bill Mac Donald

Webmaster – Jim Jurista

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Editors Emeritus

Marie Lounsbury, Gertrude Dennis, Al Lounsbury, Jim Jurista


Contributing

The Lounsbury Tree welcomes all L-related submissions. This includes family histories, stories,birth/death/marriage announcements, reunion reports, genealogical queries, and photographs. Materials can be sent tothe address given above for subscribing, or they can be sent via e-mail to [email protected]. There must be lotsof good news out there, graduations, family research etc. etc.

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Lounsbury Lingo

You will notice a wide variety of surname spellings associated with the Lounsbury Tree. The most commonspelling is “Lounsbury” though “Lounsberry” and “Lounsbery” are also prevalent. In 99% of researched cases,Canadians and Americans with these surname spellings are linked by common ancestors: Richard Lounsbury andElizabeth (Pennoyer) Lounsbury of what is now Rye, NY, who were married there in 1670. There are many othersurname variations who fit our extended family tree, including Lansbury (though apparently not the famous actressAngela Lansbury), Lainspeary, and Lonsberry.

For simplicity, we use the letter “L” to denote the surname regardless of its spelling. Hence the phrasing “L”Tree at the top of this page.

“L” Tree On-Line

Many of the readers of the Tree have access to home computers or to shared computers at libraries or schools.If you’re in this group, you’ll be happy to know that you can explore more family information on the Internet. Justpoint your web software to our blog, http://lounsbury-tree.blogspot.com/ for copies of most the issues of theLounsbury Tree and links to other sites or http://www.jurista.com/jurista/Lounsbery Here you’ll find informationabout reunions, genealogy resources, research assistance, and discussion groups. It’s easy to use and fun; give it a trytoday! Please leave any comments, queries, etc on the blog, we would like to hear from you.

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From The Mailbag

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The Southern L Connection Questions

The connection of a number of southern L families to the northern Lounsberry families, of whatever spelling, isunknown. Following are a bits of information which may supply some leads. If you can help in this search please donot hesitate to contact us.

One such bit is Zaza/Zaya/Zaze Lounsberry/Lounsbury. The 1860 United States census has a ZayaLounsberry age 60 born North Carolina home in 1860 Covington, Alabama.

The RECORDS OF MEN ENLISTED IN THE U. S. ARMY PRIOR TO THE PEACE ESTABLISHMENT, MAY 17,1815 CONTAIN A RECORD of Zaza Launsbery/Lawnsberry, although the first A could be an O. His number was3178, the name as above, rank Pvt.., Unit 6 (U. S. ?), Company Commander, Capt. Wm. Bailey,. His height was 5foot 5 and 3/4 inches, eyes grey, hair dark, complexion dark, age 18, occupation hatter. Born Rockingham City,N.C., July 11, 1812. Enlistment Rockingham, N.C. by Capt. Harden for 5 years.

The remarks are below:

1850 United States Federal CensusCabb Lounsbury; age 37; estimated birth year about 1813; birth place North Carolina; home in 1850 Western District,Rockingham, North Carolina

1850 United States Federal CensusWilliam Lounsbury; age 70 born about 1780, Birth place: Virginia; home in 1850 Caswell, North Carolina; also in theresidence Mary A. Pateat

http://www.ancestry.com/search/db.aspx?dbid=8054&enc=1


Alabama CensusPeter Lounsberry; Mobile Township, Mobile County, 1818; petitioners list; Page – NPN; Database AL1811 – 1819Tax Lists Index (Ancestry.com)

War of 1812 Land WarrantsThe first series of warrants for War of 1812 service were issued under acts of December 24, 1811, January 11, 1812,and May 6, 1812, in which Congress provided that noncommissioned officers and soldiers serving for 5 years (unlessdischarged sooner), or their heirs, would be entitled to 160 acres of land from the public domain in partialcompensation for their military service. Six million acres of land in the Territories of Michigan, Illinois, andLouisiana were set aside for this purpose.The second series resulted from an act of December 10, 1814, by which Congress doubled the acreage offered tosoldiers enlisting after that date. Warrants issued under the act were called Double Bounty Warrants.About the War of 1812 Warrants:The majority of the records for the War of 1812 are of original warrants.Warrants 1-2519 under the act of 1812, and warrants 1-79 under the act of 1814 were detached from the originalvolumes. For these warrant numbers, the warrant stub is provided in place of the original warrant.Also, the location of warrants 27116-28085 under the act of 1812, and warrants 1077-1101 under the act of 1814 isunknown by the United States National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). They may have beendestroyed. However, copies of warrants 27116-28085 from the Veterans Administration are available on microfilmedprior their misplacement and are included in this database.Warrants usually contain the following information: Name of veteran Rank on discharge from service Company, regiment, and branch of service Date warrant was issued Usually the date the land was located and the page on which the location is recorded in Abstracts of MilitaryBounty Land Warrant Locations

Warrant stubs usually include the following information: Warrant number Name, rank, and regiment of veteran Date of location and the citation from the Abstracts of Military Bounty Land Warrant Locations

Note: Warrants issued for War of 1812 service could not be transferred or assigned to another person except throughinheritance.Manuscript Indexes:Images of manuscript indexes created by the U.S. government for both the Revolutionary War and War of 1812warrants are included as part of this database.The Revolutionary War warrant indexes for the first series are called “Index to the Register of Army LandWarrants” and the “Register of Army Land Warrants per Acts of 1796 and 1799.” The Index to the Register contains entries arranged alphabetically by the first letter of the surname of thewarrant holder who registered and located his warrant on land in the U.S. Military District of Ohio between 1799 and1805. Entries give the warrant number, the number of acres shown on the warrant, and the page number in the registerwhere the name of the veteran or of the warrant holder is cited. The Register of Army Land Warrants contains entries arranged chronologically by date of warrantregistration from April 11, 1799, to March 20, 1805. Entries give the registration date, the name of the patentee, andthe name and the service rank of the warrantee.The Revolutionary War warrant indexes for the second series (issued under the acts of 1803 and 1806) are called“Index to Revolutionary War Military Bounty Land Warrants Issued Under the Acts of 1803 and 1806” andthe “Register of Military Land Warrants Presented at the Treasury for Locating and Patenting, 1804-1835.”


o Entries in the Index to Land Warrants usually indicate the veteran’s name, warrant number, and theact under which the warrant was issued, and may contain a cross-reference notation to the scrip application number.o Entries in the Register of Military Land Warrants are arranged chronologically by date of warrantregistration, 1804-1835. Each entry provides the registration date, the name of the person presenting the warrant forregistration, the warrant number; the name and the service rank of the warrantee; the number of acres shown on thewarrant; the location of the warrant by lot, township, and range in the U.S. Military District of Ohio; the date onwhich a patent for the land was received; and to whom the patent was delivered.There are four manuscript indexes which apply to both series of the War of 1812 warrants. These indexes are:1. Alphabetical Index of Missouri Patentees - Entries arranged alphabetically by name ofpatentee and include date of patent, warrant number, warrantee’s military rank, company in which served, and legaldescription of the land.2. Index of Arkansas Patentees - Entries arranged alphabetically by first letter of surname ofpatentee and contain Government Land Office (GLO) patent book citation, legal land description, and warrantnumber.3. Partial Index of Illinois Patentees - Only contains surnames beginning with “C” and “D”.Entries include veteran’s name, company, and regiment of service, warrant number, and Abstract citation.4. Index of Patentees Under the Act of 1842 - Entries are arranged alphabetically by first twoletters of surname of patentee and include GLO patent book citation, legal land description, and warrant number.How to Use This Database:The following information has been keyed from the manuscript indexes just described and can be used to search thisdatabase in the above search template:o Name of veteran/warranteeo Warrant Yearo Warrant Number

The Warrant Number has also been keyed from the actual warrant record. In most cases, performing a search throughthe search template will yield results with links to images of both the index and the warrant, identified by thecorresponding Warrant Numbers.You may also browse this record collection and locate a particular individual by first finding them in one of theindexes and then using the Warrant Number and other information listed in the index to locate them in the appropriateset of warrant records.Not all individuals who were granted military land warrants will be found in this collection. Warrants that were neversurrendered by the veterans, their heirs, or assignees are not included in these records.Abbreviations and Translations:The following abbreviations and Latin words may be found in these records:et = andet al = and othershr = heirhrs = heirsux = wifeuxor = wife*Description information taken from the following sources. For more information on these record collections, pleaseconsult these two references.U.S. Revolutionary War Bounty Land Warrants Used in the U.S. Military District of Ohio and Related Papers (Acts of1788, 1803, 1806), NARA Descriptive Pamphlet, M829. Washington, D.C.: National Archives, 1972.War of 1812 Military Bounty Land Warrants 1815-1858, NARA Descriptive Pamphlet, M848. Washington, D.C.:National Archives, 1975.

There is also a report that the Pensacola Gazette on page 70, line 3 dated 5/30/1833 on Peter Lounsberry Estate.

US Civil War Soldiers 1861-65Asa Lounsberry; Union Army, Regiment State/Origin – Indiana; Regimant name – 38th Indiana Infantry, Company F.,Private; Film number M540 roll 45

http://www.ancestry.com/facts/lounsberry-family-history.ashx


In an earlier edition of the Tree we inserted the first five generations of the L-b-y line from Richard theimmigrant as we knew it at the time. From time to time it is my intention to insert other lines of descendants fromthat time leaving out those who may still be alive. With apologies to those who contributed I am leaving out mostsources and citations in the interest of brevity. If you wish more documentation with respect to the sources or if youhave corrections or additions please do not hesitate to contact the editor. Epenetus is actually of the fourth generationfrom the immigrant and is the ancestor of Albert Lounsbury, esteemed former editor of the Tree and who alsocontributed so much to the family history and two of the international reunions and the reunions of his immediate line.

If you have pictures, stories, etc. that can add to this please send them to me or to the blog.

Descendants of Epenetus Lounsbury

Generation No. 1

1. EPENETUS5 LOUNSBURY (EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1

LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 08 Mar 1755 in Westchester, NY, and died 08 Nov 1841 in Mamekating, Sullivan,NY. He married HANNAH GREENE about 1788 in Peekskill, Westchester, NY. She was born 1765, and died 23Dec 1843 in Mamekating, Sullivan, NY. The book New York in the Revolution, Supplement page 231 lists anEpenutus Lounsberry as a suspected Tory.

Some records indicate that he was born in Stamford, Fairfield Co., CT. He had Revolutionary War Service in the2nd Regiment Westchester Militia. He and Hannah are buried in the Smith Cemetery, Town of Thompson, SullivanCo., NY in the same plot as David T. Lounsbury and Deborah Litts (Litz). There is no marker on Epenetus' grave toindicate his Rev. War service. Epenetus is the earliest (1841) Lounsbury buried in that cemetery.

Children of EPENETUS LOUNSBURY and HANNAH GREENE are:i. ELIZABETH6 LOUNSBURY, m. SAMUEL CLARK.

ii. HANNAH LOUNSBURY, d. 15 Jul 1844; m. JESSE BURNS.2. iii. JAMES LOUNSBURY, b. Dec 1787, Peekskill, Westchester, NY; d. 21 Sep 1856, Marlborough,

Ulster, NY.3. iv. ISAAC LOUNSBURY, b. 26 Mar 1799, Peekskill, Westchester, NY; d. 25 Nov 1829, Newfield,

Tompkins, NY.4. v. DANIEL LOUNSBURY, b. 1794.

vi. EPENETUS LOUNSBURY, b. about 1795.vii. JOHN LOUNSBURY, b. about 1797.

5. viii. HENRY LOUNSBURY, b. 06 Feb 1798, Monticello, Sullivan Co., NY; d. before 22 Oct 1869,Thompson, Sullivan, NY.

Generation No. 2

2. JAMES6 LOUNSBURY (EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1

LOWNSBOROUGH) was born Dec 1787 in Peekskill, Westchester, NY, and died 21 Sep 1856 in Marlborough,Ulster, NY. He married (1) BETHIAH DRAKE about 1815 in NY. She was born 25 Apr 1797, another source says 15April 1797, in Queens, NY, and died 06 Aug 1822 in Sullivan, NY. He married (2) ELIZA ROBINSON 21 Feb1827, another source has married 1 Feb 1827, in Esopus, Ulster, NY. She was born 29 Aug 1800 in Ulster, NY2,2, anddied 27 Nov 1865 in Marlborough, Ulster, NY. Reported buried in Friends' Burial Ground No. 2, Milton, NY

Children of JAMES LOUNSBURY and BETHIAH DRAKE are:i. SARAH7 LOUNSBURY, b. Mamekating, Sullivan, NY; m. JACOB WILLIAMS.

ii. BETHIAH ANN LOUNSBURY, b. Mamekating, Sullivan, NY.iii. ISAAC LOUNSBURY, b. 1815, Orange Co., NY.iv. EPENETUS LOUNSBURY, b. 10 Oct 1816, Mamekating, Sullivan, NY; d. 02 Feb 1905, Ellenville,

Ulster, NY.

Children of JAMES LOUNSBURY and ELIZA ROBINSON are:v. STEPHEN7 LOUNSBURY, b. Mamekating, Sullivan, NY; d. Marlborough, Ulster, NY.


vi. ELIZABETH C. LOUNSBURY, b. 04 Aug 1828, Wurtsboro, Sullivan, NY; d. 27 Mar 1893,Friends Cemetery, Milton, Ulster, NY.

vii. ROLAND R. LOUNSBURY, b. 20 Nov 1832, Mamekating, Sullivan, NY; d. 15 May 1888,Marlborough, Ulster, NY3,3; Burial: Friend's Burying Ground #2, Milton, Ulster Co., NY, m. (1)ESTHER J. FOWLER; b. 17 Jun 18313,3; d. 29 Jun 1862, Marlborough, Ulster, NY, Burial: Friend'sBurying Ground #2, Milton, Ulster Co., NY3,3; m. (2) MARIA DEVOLL, Marlborough, Ulster, NY; b. 07 Jul 18413,3; d. 29 Jun 1875,Marlborough, Ulster, NY3,3. Burial: Friend's Burying Ground #2, Milton, Ulster Co., NY

viii. PETER V. LOUNSBURY, b. 01 May 1835, Marlborough, Ulster, NY4,4; d. 13 Feb 1902, Milton,Ulster, NY; m. HESTER MCLAIN, 05 Mar 1896, Newburgh, Orange, NY; b. 17 Jun 18315,5; d. 29Jun 1862. In the Friends Burying Ground No. 2, Milton, Ulster Co., NY there is a Hester wife ofPeter V. d. 26 Jun 1891, age 53 years. Transcription made in the early part of the 20th century hasher death date as June 26, 1891 at 53 years.

ix. RACHEL LOUNSBURY, b. 25 Nov 1838, Esopus, Ulster, NY; d. 26 Feb 1888, Milton, Ulster, NY;m. ELI ALDRICH.

x. HANNAH G. LOUNSBURY, b. 21 Jan 1840, Marlborough, Ulster, NY7,7; d. 25 Jan 1892, Ulster,NY8,8; m. CORNELIUS A. RANSOME, 27 Mar 1866, Marlborough, Ulster, NY; b. 01 May 1841,Barre, Orleans, NY9,9; d. 31 Jan 1892, Ulster, NY10,10.

3. ISAAC6 LOUNSBURY (EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1

LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 26 Mar 1799 in Peekskill, Westchester, NY, and died 25 Nov 1829 in Newfield,Tompkins, NY. He married DOROTHY PUFF Mar 1814 in Walkill, Orange, NY.

Child of ISAAC LOUNSBURY and DOROTHY PUFF is:i. ISAAC J.7 LOUNSBURY, b. about Sep 1829, Newfield, Tompkins, NY; d. 25 Aug 1830, Newfield,

Tompkins, NY.

4. DANIEL6 LOUNSBURY (EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1

LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 1794. He married ELIZABETH TERRY 1818. She was born 1798, and died 1862.Elizabeth (Lounsbury) Palmer is buried in the same plot as Epenetus Lounsbury and Hannah Green. Her secondhusband was Steven Palmer. There seems to be no grave for Daniel, believed to have died when he was about 26years old in Orange County, NY where he was married. There is no grave for Steven either in that plot.

Child of DANIEL LOUNSBURY and ELIZABETH TERRY is:i. DAVID T.7 LOUNSBURY, b. 30 Apr 1821, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 29 Jan 1866, Thompson,

Sullivan, NY.

5. HENRY6 LOUNSBURY (EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1

LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 06 Feb 1798 in Monticello, Sullivan Co., NY, and died before 22 Oct 1869 inThompson, Sullivan, NY. He married (1) HENRIETTA STURGIS11. She was born 04 Aug 1823 in Monticello,Sullivan Co., NY, and died 10 May 1863 in Monticello, Sullivan Co., NY. He married (2) JULIA HULTSLANDER(Holtzlander?) 17 Mar 1823 in Bloomingburg, Sullivan, NY. She was born 09 Jan 1804 in Thompson, Sullivan Co.,New York11, and died 26 Mar 1849 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY.

Children of HENRY LOUNSBURY and HENRIETTA STURGIS are:i. HELEN JUDITH7 LOUNSBURY, b. 01 Dec 1847, NY; d. 20 Dec 1920, Grand Haven, MI.

ii. HIRAM B. LOUNSBURY, b. 21 Feb 1849.. iii. GEORGE MILTON LOUNSBURY, b. 01 Aug 1850, Monticello, Sullivan Co., NY; d. 12 Mar

1924, Fenton, MI.iv. AHU D. LOUNSBURY, b. 30 Dec 1852.

Children of HENRY LOUNSBURY and JULIA HULTSLANDER are:v. HENRY ALBERT7 LONSBURY, b. 22 Dec 1832; d. 28 Apr 1921.

vi. HENRIETTA LOUNSBURY, b. about 1826, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 09 May 1863, Thompson,Sullivan, NY.

. vii. JACOB LOUNSBURY, b. 21 Oct 1830, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 26 May 1902, Boyds Mills,Wayne Co., PA.

viii. JAMES B. LOUNSBURY, b. 04 Apr 1837, Thompson, Sullivan, NY.


ix. ISAAC LOUNSBURY, b. 07 Apr 1839, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 16 May 1854, Thompson,Sullivan, NY.

x. HIRAM LOUNSBURY, b. about 1843, Thompson, Sullivan, NY.xi. HELEN LOUNSBURY, b. about 1848, Thompson, Sullivan, NY.

Generation No. 3

6. ISAAC7 LOUNSBURY (JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1

LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 1815 in Orange Co., NY. He married CATHERINE A. in Ulster, NY. She was bornDec 1817 in Ulster, NY.

Children of ISAAC LOUNSBURY and CATHERINE are:i. JANE8 LOUNSBURY, b. about 1839, Ulster, NY.

ii. ALBERT LOUNSBURY, b. Nov 1841, Ulster, NY; m. HANNAH ???; b. Dec 1845, NY.iii. GEORGE LOUNSBURY, b. about 1844, Sullivan Co., NY; d. about 1887.iv. JAMES HENRY LOUNSBURY, b. 22 Feb 1851, Samsonville, Ulster, NY; d. 01 Jun 1919, Perry,

Wyoming, NY.v. ORLANDO R. LOUNSBURY, b. 15 Feb 1854, Samsonville, Ulster, NY; d. 26 Jan 1929, Ulysses,

Potter, PA.

7. EPENETUS7 LOUNSBURY (JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY,RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 10 Oct 1816 in Mamekating, Sullivan, NY, and died 02 Feb 1905 inEllenville, Ulster, NY. He married (1) RACHEL A. WILLIAMS 05 May 1839 in Sullivan, NY. She was born 1817in Summitville, Sullivan, NY, and died 13 Apr 1852 in Wawarsing, Ulster, NY. He married (2) HANNAH W.GRIFFIN 21 Dec 1858 in Ulster, NY. She was born 14 May 1820 in Dutchess, NY, and died 1911 in Ellenville,Ulster, NY. All three buried Quaker Burying Ground, Greenfield, Ulster Co., NY

Children of EPENETUS LOUNSBURY and RACHEL WILLIAMS are:i. DANIEL B.8 LOUNSBURY, b. 11 Apr 1840, Wawarsing, Ulster, NY; d. 14 Apr 1872, Ulster, NY;

m. EMELINE HAIT; b. 05 Mar 1843; d. 07 Aug 1869, Wawarsing, Ulster, NY. A transcriptionmade in 1929 has his name as Daniel E. Both buried in Ellenville Cemetery, Town of Warwarsing,Ulster Co., NY

ii. ISAAC P. LOUNSBURY, b. 08 Apr 1842, Wawarsing, Ulster, NY.iii. JAMES H. LOUNSBURY, b. 21 Feb 1845, Wawarsing, Ulster, NY.

8. ELIZABETH C.7 LOUNSBURY (JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY,RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 04 Aug 1828 in Wurtsboro, Sullivan, NY, and died 27 Mar 1893 burial inFriends Cemetery, Milton, Ulster, NY. She married EDWIN MOORE 22 Oct 1851 in Milton, Ulster, NY. He wasborn 14 Sep 1821 in Esopus, Ulster, NY, and died 14 Sep 1907 in Friends Cemetery, Milton, Ulster, NY.

Child of ELIZABETH LOUNSBURY and EDWIN MOORE is:i. MARY E.8 MOORE, b. 27 Oct 1854, Ulster Co., NY12.

9. DAVID T.7 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY,RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 30 Apr 1821 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY, and died 29 Jan 1866 inThompson, Sullivan, NY. He married DEBORAH ANN LITTS (Litz?) 09 May 1854 in Presbyterian Church,Monticello, Sullivan, NY, daughter of BENJAMIN LITZ and NANCY //. She was born 30 Sep 1830, and died 27Oct 1889 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY.

Children of DAVID LOUNSBURY and DEBORAH LITTS are:i. DANIEL ADDISON8 LOUNSBURY, b. 13 Mar 1855, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 25 Feb 1931.

ii. ANTOINETTE LOUNSBURY, b. abt. 1859, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; m. HENRY FULTON.iii. EDWARD L. LOUNSBURY, b. 13 Sep 1863, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 10 Mar 1950; m. IRENE

Z. BELL; b. 09 Feb 1864, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 01 Mar 1936.

10. GEORGE MILTON7 LOUNSBURY (HENRY6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 01 Aug 1850 in Monticello, Sullivan Co., NY, and died12 Mar 1924 in Fenton, Michigan. He was a blacksmith. He married ELLEN ADELAIDE BEACH Oct 1870,


daughter of JOHN BEACH and MARY LYON. She was born Jul 1850, and died 29 Apr 1939 in 515 Ellen St.,Fenton, Michigan. They are both buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Fenton, Michigan. Carl Miller says he changed hisname to Lonsbury after all children born. Probably when he opened dry goods store in Fenton, MI.

Children of GEORGE LOUNSBURY and ELLEN BEACH are:i. JENNIE MAY8 LONSBURY, b. 10 Dec 1871, Perry, Shiawassee Co., MI; d. 03 Jun 1903, Liberty,

NY; m. S. ELMER STURGIS.ii. HERBERT HENRY LONSBURY, b. 25 Jun 1874, Hartland, Livingston Co., MI; d. 17 May 1951,

515 Ellen St., Fenton, MI.iii. ALICE MABEL LONSBURY, b. 27 Nov 1882, Hartland Twp., Livingston Co., MI; d. 22 Nov

1963, 521 Ellen St., Fenton, MI; m. SHERMAN DUDLEY CORYELL; b. 07 Jun 1881, Lansing,MI; d. 04 Oct 1920, Fenton, Genessee, MI. They are both buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Fenton,

iv. MILTON BEACH LONSBURY, b. 25 Dec 1894, Fenton, MI; d. 10 Jan 1937, 703 Oak St., Fenton,MI.

11. HENRY ALBERT7 LONSBURY (HENRY6 LOUNSBURY, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 22 Dec 1832, and died 28 Apr 1921. He married MARIAJ. SMITH. She was born 23 Nov 1836.

Children of HENRY LONSBURY and MARIA SMITH are:i. HATHIE8 LONSBURY, b. 28 Sep 1868; d. 02 Aug 1869.

ii. ELLA D. LONSBURY, b. 08 Mar 1870.iii. DARWIN S. LONSBURY, b. 31 Dec 1872.

12. JACOB7 LOUNSBURY (HENRY6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY,RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 21 Oct 1830 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY, and died 26 May 1902 in BoydsMills, Wayne Co., PA. Buried Calkins Cemetery, Calkins, PA. He married CAROLINE WOODEN15. She was born15 Jul 1843, and died 11 Feb 1904.

Children of JACOB LOUNSBURY and CAROLINE WOODEN are:i. ADELBERT8 LOUNSBURY.

ii. FRANK LOUNSBURY.iii. EUGENE LOUNSBURY.iv. EUNICE LOUNSBURY.v. DAVID LOUNSBURY.

vi. DORA LOUNSBURY, b. 17 Mar 1861.vii. NORA LOUNSBURY, b. 17 Mar 1861, Boyds Mills, Wayne Co., PA. Died at the home of her son

in Atco, PA; m. EDWARD H. DEXTER; b. 15 Jan 1856, Milanville, Wayne Co., PA.viii. ALICE LOUNSBURY, b. about 1863; d. 1942; m. THOMAS R. DEXTER; b. 16 Sep 1847; d.

1930.ix. ELIZABETH A. LOUNSBURY, b. about 1865; m. VIRGIL CONKLIN.x. CORDELIA LOUNSBURY, b. 01 Jul 1871, Boyds Mills, Wayne Co., PA; d. 10 Feb 1943,

Milanville, Wayne Co., PA; m. JOHN DOLSON DEXTER, 17 Feb 1889; b. 28 Aug 1860; d. 16 Jun1936, Milanville, Wayne Co., PA.

Generation No. 4

13. GEORGE8 LOUNSBURY (ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY,RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born about 1844 in Sullivan Co., NY, and died about 1887. He married JANE(Jennie?) KELDER. She was born about 1842 in NY, and died about 1887.

Children of GEORGE LOUNSBURY and JANE KELDER are:i. EUGENE EDWARD9 LOUNSBURY, b. 02 Apr 1872, Phillipsport, Sullivan Co., NY; d. 15 Jun

1953, Portland, Multnomah, OR.ii. GUERNSEY LOUNSBURY, b. Mar 1876, Phillipsport, Sullivan Co., NY.


iii. MARY ANNE LOUNSBURY, b. 1878, Phillipsport, Sullivan Co., NY; d. Bet. 1904 - 1905, Bliss,Wyoming, NY.

14. JAMES HENRY8 LOUNSBURY (ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 22 Feb 1851 in Samsonville, Ulster, NY, and died 01 Jun1919 in Perry, Wyoming, NY. He married ELSIE ANN ENNIS about 1872 in Ulster, NY, daughter of STEPHENENNIS and ELIZABETH MARKLE. She was born 13 May 1856 in Sundown, Ulster, NY, and died 20 Jul 1939 inSyracuse, Onondaga, NY. Burial 23 Jul 1939, Onondaga Valley Cemetery Syracuse, Onondaga, NY

Children of JAMES LOUNSBURY and ELSIE ENNIS are:i. WILSON D.9 LOUNSBURY, b. 20 Nov 1873, Ulster, NY; d. 1960, Rochester, Monroe, NY.

ii. ELTINGE LOUNSBURY, b. 25 Aug 1876, Sullivan, NY; d. 27 Dec 1883, New Paltz, Ulster, NY.iii. PRESTON LOUNSBURY, b. 24 Oct 1878, Ulster, NY; d. Jan 1963, Onondaga, NY.iv. CLARENCE LOUNSBURY, b. 25 Mar 1881, Cherrytown, Ulster, NY; d. 05 Mar 1948, Perry,

Wyoming, NY.v. ORLANDO HASTINGS LOUNSBURY, b. 06 May 1883, Ulster, NY; d. Mar 1963, NY.

vi. CHESTER GILBERT LOUNSBURY, b. 25 Mar 1885, Alligerville, Ulster, NY; d. 31 Oct 1933,Solvay, Onondaga, NY.

vii. EARL LOUNSBURY, b. 20 Apr 1888, NY; d. 23 Mar 1890, NY.viii. MINNIE LOUNSBURY, b. 14 Sep 1890, NY; d. 22 Dec 1951, NY.

15. ORLANDO R.8 LOUNSBURY (ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 15 Feb 1854 in Samsonville, Ulster, NY, and died 26 Jan1929 in Ulysses, Potter, PA. He married (1) ALICE ??? before 1875 in NY. She was born about 1855 in NY. Hemarried (2) MARY J. PURDY 04 Jan 1888 in Potter, PA. She was born 17 Jun 1868 in Raymond, Potter, PA, anddied 28 Feb 1952 in Elmira, Chemung, NY.

Child of ORLANDO LOUNSBURY and ALICE ??? is:i. LILLIE9 LOUNSBURY, b. about 1875, NY.

Children of ORLANDO LOUNSBURY and MARY PURDY are:ii. GLENN9 LOUNSBURY, b. 08 May 1892, Vida, Potter Co., PA; d. 27 Jan 1943.

iii. GEORGE LOUNSBURY, b. Feb 1893, Gold, Potyter Co., PA; d. before Jan 1929.iv. MARIAN LOUNSBURY, b. Nov 1895, PA; d. before Jan 1929.v. ALVIN FRANK LOUNSBURY, b. 29 May 1902, Coudersport, Potter, PA; d. 19 Sep 1967, Ulysses,

Potter, PA.vi. ANNE LOUNSBURY, b. 19 Oct 1904, Potter, PA; d. 23 Mar 1987, Elmira, Chemung Co., NY; m.

GEORGE DREW, 15 Nov 1929; b. 28 Feb 1907; d. Elmira, Chemung Co., NY.vii. FLORENCE LOUNSBURY, b. 01 Nov 1907, Ulysses, Potter Co., PA; d. 1986, Elmira, Chemung

Co., NY; m. WALLACE GILLETTE; b. 23 Aug 1907; d. 1980.

16. DANIEL ADDISON8 LOUNSBURY (DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 13 Mar 1855 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY, and died 25Feb 1931. He is buried in Hurleyville Cemetery. He married CAROLINE LOUISE APPLEBEE about. 1876,daughter of ISAAC APPLEBEE and MARY. She was born 13 Dec 1857 in Parksville, and died 11 Jan 1939 inThompson, Sullivan, NY.

Children of DANIEL LOUNSBURY and CAROLINE APPLEBEE are:i. GEORGE ADDISON9 LOUNSBURY, b. 14 Aug 1876, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 10 Oct 1951.

ii. DAVID LEE LOUNSBURY, b. 27 Jan 1878, Hurleyville, Sullivan, NY; d. about. 11 Mar 1960.iii. CLARA MAY LOUNSBURY, b. 16 Sep 1880, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 07 Sep 1887,

Hurleyville, Thompson, Sullivan, NY. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg, SullivanCo., NY

iv. EMMA ELIZABETH LOUNSBURY, b. 02 Feb 1883, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 08 Aug 1925,Hurleyville, NY.

v. ALVIN I. LOUNSBURY, b. 25 Sep 1884, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 10 Nov 1957, Middletown,Orange, NY.


vi. RALPH HENRY LOUNSBURY, b. 31 May 1887, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. Jul 1972, Medford,OR.

vii. RUTH ANN LOUNSBURY, b. 07 Nov 1889, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. Aft. 1979.viii. ADA MAE LOUNSBURY, b. 08 Oct 1891, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 01 Mar 1896, Thompson,

Sullivan, NY. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg, Sullivan Co., NYix. ESTHER AUGUSTA LOUNSBURY, b. 22 Aug 1893, Hurleyville, Sullivan County, NY; d. 10 Dec

1974, Monticello, NY.x. DANIEL WEBSTER LOUNSBURY, b. 15 Aug 1896, Thompson, Sullivan County, NY; d. 26 Jun

1968, Monticello, NY.xi. WILLARD FREDERICK LOUNSBURY, b. 29 Jul 1899, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 31 Jan 1928.

xii. MILDRED LOUISE LOUNSBURY, b. 08 Mar 1902, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. 31 Jul 1974.

17. HERBERT HENRY8 LONSBURY (GEORGE MILTON7 LOUNSBURY, HENRY6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH)23 was born 25 Jun 1874 in Hartland,Livingston Co., MI, and died 17 May 1951 in 515 Ellen St. Fenton, MI. He married LEDGA LYDIA MAECALLARD 04 Apr 1900 in Tyrone Twp., Livingston Co., MI, daughter of WILLIAM CALLARD and ELIZABETHPATE. She was born 18 May 1877, and died Aug 1944 in 515 Ellen St. Fenton, MI. In World War One DraftRegistration Card HERBERT HENRY spells his surname as Lansbury and his nearest relative as Lydia Lansbury.They are buried in Oakwood Cemetery, Fenton, MI.

Children of HERBERT LONSBURY and LEDGA CALLARD are:i. ELLEN DOROTHY9 LONSBURY, b. 01 Aug 1902, Fenton, Genessee, MI; d. 03 Sep 1941, Flint

Women's Hospital, Burial: 05 Sep 1941, Oakwood Cemetery, Fenton; m. MATTHIAS T. LUTZ; b.10 Aug 1904; d. 06 Jan 1978, Avon Park, FL. Burial: 10 Jan 1978, Oakwood Cemetery, Fenton, MI

ii. LYLE CALLARD LONSBURY, b. 09 May 1908, Fenton, Genessee, MI; d. 22 Nov 1972, Fenton,Genessee, MI.

iii. GEORGE HAROLD LONSBURY, b. 25 Sep 1910, Fenton, MI; d. 08 Jan 1979, 104 Ravena St. N.,Nakomes, FL; m. NEVA FERN STRINE24; b. 03 Oct 1913.

iv. ELIZABETH ALICE LONSBURY, b. 16 Nov 1913; d. 28 Nov 1964.v. LILLIAN GERALDINE LONSBURY, b. 03 May 1917, Fenton, MI; d. 12 Feb 1993, 16048

Jennings Rd., Fenton, MI; m. KARL FRANK KERBER, 14 Feb 1942, Fenton, MI; b. 10 Oct 1911,Detroit, MI.

18. MILTON BEACH8 LONSBURY (GEORGE MILTON7 LOUNSBURY, HENRY6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 25 Dec 1894 in Fenton, MI, anddied 10 Jan 1937 in 703 Oak St., Fenton, MI. He married (1) RUBY E. STEELE before 1928. He married (2)VIRGINIA HOSKINS 15 Aug 1931 in Fenton, MI.

Children of MILTON LONSBURY and RUBY STEELE are:i. RAYMOND E.9 LONSBURY, b. 1917; m. MARGARITA.

ii. HUGH WAYNE LONSBURY, b. 03 Aug 1919, Flint, MI; d. 09 Apr 2000, Fenton, MI.

19. DORA8 LOUNSBURY (JACOB7, HENRY6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY,RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 17 Mar 1861. She married PETER RUTLEDGE.

Child of DORA LOUNSBURY and PETER RUTLEDGE is:i. JULIA9 RUTLEDGE.

Generation No. 5

20. EUGENE EDWARD9 LOUNSBURY (GEORGE8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 02 Apr 1872 in Phillipsport, Sullivan Co.,NY, and died 15 Jun 1953 in Portland, Multnomah, OR. Burial: Lincoln Memorial Park Mausoleum, Portland, OR.He married MYRA ANN HICKS 01 Jul 1887 in Bliss, Wyoming, NY, daughter of ORLANDO HICKS and NORAHUNT. She was born 20 Jun 1881 in Eagle, Wyoming Co., NY, and died 01 Mar 1969 in Troutdale, Multnomah,OR. Burial: Lincoln Memorial Park Mausoleum, Portland, OR


Children of EUGENE LOUNSBURY and MYRA HICKS are:i. HAROLD KENNETH10 LOUNSBURY, b. 23 Oct 1899, Perry, Wyoming, NY; d. 07 Jul 1973,

Eugene, Lane, OR; m. (1) JULIA ???, OR; m. (2) HOPE SPOONER, Aug 1930, OR.ii. FLORIN MARION LOUNSBURY, b. 22 Aug 1902, Portland, Multnomah, OR; d. 25 Oct 1935,

OR; m. ELSA NELSON, 18 Jun 1927, OR.iii. ALTON FLOYD LOUNSBURY, b. 01 Feb 1905, Boring, Clackamas, OR; d. 29 Dec 1971,

Coquilla, Coos, OR.iv. EARL EUGENE LOUNSBURY, b. 04 Apr 1907, Rockwood, Multnomah, OR; d. 16 May 1973,

Portland, Multnomah, OR.v. CECIL ARTHUR LOUNSBURY, b. 10 Jan 1909, Rockwood, Multnomah, OR; d. 21 Nov 1971,

Burial: Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, OR; m. LUCILLE DOROTHY DAVIS, 29 Dec1930; b. 16 Jan 1910; d. 31 Aug 1975. Burial: Willamette National Cemetery, OR

vi. LAURA E. LOUNSBURY, b. 21 Jun 1912, Rockwood, Multnomah, OR; d. 1926, OR.

21. MARY ANNE9 LOUNSBURY (GEORGE8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 1878 in Phillipsport, Sullivan Co., NY, and died Bet.1904 - 1905 in Bliss, Wyoming, NY. She married WILSON D. LOUNSBURY 04 Jul 1896 in Kerhonkson, Ulster,NY, son of JAMES LOUNSBURY and ELSIE ENNIS. He was born 20 Nov 1873 in Ulster, NY, and died 1960 inRochester, Monroe, NY.

Child of MARY LOUNSBURY and WILSON LOUNSBURY is:i. ELMER10 LOUNSBURY, b. 12 Aug 1898, Wyoming, NY; d. 12 Jan 1904, Bliss, Wyoming, NY.

22. WILSON D.9 LOUNSBURY (JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 20 Nov 1873 in Ulster, NY, and died 1960 inRochester, Monroe, NY. He married (1) MARY ANNE LOUNSBURY 04 Jul 1896 in Kerhonkson, Ulster, NY,daughter of GEORGE LOUNSBURY and JANE KELDER. She was born 1878 in Phillipsport, Sullivan Co., NY, anddied between 1904 - 1905 in Bliss, Wyoming, NY. He married (2) ANNA OWENS 29 Oct 1905 in Mount Morris,Livingston, NY. She was born 22 Jul 1887 in NY, and died Sep 1962 in NY.

23. PRESTON9 LOUNSBURY (JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 24 Oct 1878 in Ulster, NY, and died Jan 1963in Onondaga, NY. He married (1) TERESA. She died in Onondaga, NY. He married (2) IRENE R. ??? before 1910.She was born about 1878 in NY.

Children of PRESTON LOUNSBURY and IRENE ??? are:i. ALICE B.10 LOUNSBURY, b. 23 Jun 1909, Peru, Allegany, NY; d. Aug 1980, Syracuse, Onondaga,

NY; m. FRANK MOHR.ii. ROSELLA LOUNSBURY, b. 16 Aug 1911, Ward, Allegany, NY; d. about 1970, Onondaga, NY;

m. CHARLES SHANK.iii. ELSIE A. LOUNSBURY, b. 18 Sep 1913, Ward, Allegany, NY; d. Feb 1973, Central Square,

Oswego, NY.iv. ALBERT P. LOUNSBURY, b. 10 Dec 1914, Amity, Allegany, NY; d. May 1982, Hollywood,

Broward, FL.

24. CLARENCE9 LOUNSBURY (JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 25 Mar 1881 in Cherrytown, Ulster, NY27,27,and died 05 Mar 1948 in Perry, Wyoming, NY. He married (1) MARY SUSAN LONG 31 May 1902 in Bliss,Wyoming, NY. She died 1959 in Eagle, NY. He married (2) LILLIE FANNY ROSSMAN 27 Aug 1908 in Perry,Wyoming, NY. She was born 11 Jun 1891 in Vermont Hill, Cattaraugus, NY, and died 10 Jun 1979 in Perry,Wyoming, NY.

Children of CLARENCE LOUNSBURY and MARY LONG are:i. CLARICE10 LOUNSBURY, b. 10 Aug 1903, Bliss, Wyoming, NY; d. 14 Oct 1986, Crystal River,

Citrus, FL; m. (1) PHILIP ROBERTS, NY; m. (2) ROBERT DUTTON, before 1922, NY.ii. GILBERT LOUNSBURY, b. 27 May 1905, Bliss, Wyoming, NY; d. 06 May 1982, LeRoy,

Genesee, NY.


iii. BEULAH LOUNSBURY, b. 01 Nov 1906, Bliss, Wyoming, NY; d. 15 Nov 1983, Rochester,Monroe, NY; m. ??? FOUCH.

Children of CLARENCE LOUNSBURY and LILLIE ROSSMAN are:iv. LEONARD A.10 LOUNSBURY, b. 17 May 1909, Perry, Wyoming, NY; d. 04 Apr 1988, Perry,

Wyoming, NY.v. ESTELLA ELIZABETH LOUNSBURY, b. 16 Apr 1911, Perry, Wyoming, NY; m. (1) ??? ???, 12

Oct 1929, NY; m. (2) GILBERT MAHOLIN MITCHELL, 29 Jun 1945, NY; b. 16 Jul 1907.vi. CLARENCE W. LOUNSBURY, b. 14 Jun 1919, Perry, Wyoming, NY; d. 11 Dec 1988, Silver

Lake, Wyoming, NY.vii. living?

25. ORLANDO HASTINGS9 LOUNSBURY (JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 06 May 1883 in Ulster, NY, anddied Mar 1963 in NY. He married ELSIE MAYENNE COOK 06 Jan 1909 in Perry, Wyoming, NY. She died inElmira Heights, Chemung, NY. Buried Onondaga Valley Cemetery.

Children of ORLANDO LOUNSBURY and ELSIE COOK are:i. MYRTLE10 LOUNSBURY, b. 10 Feb 1913, NY; d. 11 Feb 1980, Elmira Heights, Chemung, NY;

m. (1) LESTER SPURGEON; m. (2) ??? HEFFLEGURE.ii. JAMES ORLANDO LOUNSBURY, b. 08 Dec 1913, Elmira Heights, Chemung, NY; d. Nov 1981,

Onondaga, NY.iii. EARL R. LOUNSBURY, b. 22 Apr 1915, Elmira, Chemung, NY; d. Aug 1982, Syracuse,

Onondaga, NY.

26. CHESTER GILBERT9 LOUNSBURY (JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 25 Mar 1885 in Alligerville, Ulster,NY, and died 31 Oct 1933 in Solvay, Onondaga, NY. Burial: 03 Nov 1933, Camillus, Onondaga, NY. He marriedMINNIE CHRISTY 17 May 1904 in Pike, Wyoming, NY. She was born 04 Aug 1887 in Bliss, Wyoming, NY, anddied 18 Jan 1933 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY. Burial: 21 Jan 1933, Camillus, Onondaga, NY

Children of CHESTER LOUNSBURY and MINNIE CHRISTY are:i. IRENE M.10 LOUNSBURY, b. 06 Jan 1906, Perry, Wyoming, NY; d. 05 Aug 1951, Syracuse,

Onondaga, NY.ii. HAZEL BELLE LOUNSBURY, b. 05 Jun 1909, Perry, Wyoming, NY; d. 28 Jul 2000, Syracuse,

Onondaga, NY.iii. GLADYS LOUNSBURY, b. 22 Jul 1912, Perry, Wyoming, NY; m. GRANT HALL, 31 Dec 1933,

Fulton, Oswego, NY.iv. PANSY LOUNSBURY, b. 04 Jan 1915, Perry, Wyoming, NY; d. 15 Apr 1992, Punta Gorda,

Charlotte, FL; m. HAROLD A. MALLETTE, 22 Jul 1933, Cicero, Onondaga, NY.

27. MINNIE9 LOUNSBURY (JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 14 Sep 1890 in NY, and died 22 Dec 1951 in NY. Shemarried (1) BENJAMIN SENIOR. He was born 1866 in England. She married (2) ??? YOUNG.

Child of MINNIE LOUNSBURY and BENJAMIN SENIOR is:i. JESSIE L.10 SENIOR, b. 1915, Wyoming Co., NY.

28. GLENN9 LOUNSBURY (ORLANDO R.8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 08 May 1892 in Vida, Potter Co., PA, and died 27 Jan1943. He married FLOSSIE STATHAN 16 Oct 1923 in Wellsboro, Tioga Co., PA.

Children of GLENN LOUNSBURY and FLOSSIE STATHAN are: two children

29. GEORGE9 LOUNSBURY (ORLANDO R.8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2

LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born Feb 1893 in Gold, Potyter Co., PA, and died before Jan1929. He married MARY STORY.

Children of GEORGE LOUNSBURY and MARY STORY are:i. EDITH10 LOUNSBURY, d. 02 Mar 1973.


ii. EVANGELINE LOUNSBURY, b. 22 Sep 1910; d. 17 Jul 1977.

30. ALVIN FRANK9 LOUNSBURY (ORLANDO R.8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 29 May 1902 in Coudersport, Potter, PA30,30,and died 19 Sep 1967 in Ulysses, Potter, PA30,30. He married EMILY BELLE BASSETT 01 Sep 1928 in Ulysses,Potter Co., PA. She was born 18 Dec 1905 in Ulysses, Potter Co., PA, and died 12 Jun 1985 in Coudersport, Potter,PA.

Children of ALVIN LOUNSBURY and EMILY BASSETT are:i. living?.ii. ROGER W. LOUNSBURY, b. 24 Nov 1942; d. 24 Nov 2004.

iii. living?..

31. GEORGE ADDISON9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 14 Aug 1876 in Thompson,Sullivan, NY, and died 10 Oct 1951. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Sullivan Co., NY. He married SARAHTREMPER 22 Oct 1905. She was born 13 Jul 1886, and died 12 Jan 1943.

Child of GEORGE LOUNSBURY and SARAH TREMPER is:i. ALBERTA MAY10 LOUNSBURY, b. 12 Jul 1913; d. 04 Jan 1982, Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Sullivan

Co., NY; m. WILSON GARRETT KRUM; b. 01 May 1911; d. 11 Nov 1933.

32. DAVID LEE9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 27 Jan 1878 in Hurleyville,Sullivan, NY, and died about 11 Mar 1960. He married IDA LOUISE KEATING 14 Feb, daughter of JOHNKEATING and SCHAEFFER. She was born 17 Nov, and died in Middletown, NY.

Children of DAVID LOUNSBURY and IDA KEATING are:i. HELEN LAVERNE10 LOUNSBURY, b. 17 Dec 1902, Hurleyville, Sullivan, NY; d. 05 Feb 1967,

Burial: Walkill, NY; m. VALENTINE GAIT31; b. 14 Feb 1895, Bronx, NY; d. 17 Aug 1945.

ii. DURANDO KEATING LOUNSBURY, b. 19 Oct 1910; d. 24 Mar 1980, Walkill, NY.

33. EMMA ELIZABETH9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 02 Feb 1883 in Thompson,Sullivan, NY, and died 08 Aug 1925 in Hurleyville, NY. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg, SullivanCo., NY. She married EDWARD C. SMITH. He was born 1883, and died 1958.

Children of EMMA LOUNSBURY and EDWARD SMITH are:i. HERBERT10 SMITH, b. 1905; d. 1972.

ii. HAROLD SMITH, b. 1913.iii. NORMAN LEONARD SMITH, b. 02 May 1915, Liberty, Sullivan Co., NY; d. 27 Jan 1996; m.

DORIS ALBRIGHT, Monticello, NY.

34. ALVIN I.9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 25 Sep 1884 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY, anddied 10 Nov 1957 in Middletown, Orange, NY. He married BLANCHE IRENE O'NEIL 21 Oct 1908 in Ellenville,Ulster Co., NY. She was born 21 Jul 1888 in Hurleyville, Sullivan Co., NY, and died 27 Feb 1984 in Middletown,Orange Co., NY.

Children of ALVIN LOUNSBURY and BLANCHE O'NEIL are:i. CHARLOTTE10 LOUNSBURY, b. 11 Apr 1913, Middletown, Orange, NY; d. 23 Nov 1997,

Cornwall, NY.ii. HILDA FAYE LOUNSBURY, b. 10 Oct 1918, Middletown, Orange, NY; m. PAUL WHEELER

CRANE, 10 Oct 1938, Middletown, Orange, NY; b. 21 Feb 1917, Middletown, NY.

35. RALPH HENRY9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 31 May 1887 in Thompson,


Sullivan, NY, and died Jul 1972 in Medford, OR. He married (1) ADELAIDE EDWARDS. She died 30 Sep 1941 inNew York. He married (2) MARJORIE DICKINSON. She was born in Cleveland, OH.

Children of RALPH LOUNSBURY and ADELAIDE EDWARDS are:i. RAYMOND LEE10 LOUNSBURY, b. 22 Oct 1908, Middletown, Orange, NY; d. 28 Oct 1993,

Winterton, Orange, NY.ii. EARL ADDISON LOUNSBURY, b. 02 Nov 1909, Middletown, Orange, NY; d. 17 Feb 1992,

Middletown, Orange, NY.Children of RALPH LOUNSBURY and MARJORIE DICKINSON are: two children

36. RUTH ANN9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 07 Nov 1889 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY,and died Aft. 1979. Burial: Phillipsburg Cemetery, Middleton, Orange Co., NY. She married GILBERT H. BEEBE.

Children of RUTH LOUNSBURY and GILBERT BEEBE are:i. CARRIE LAVERNE10 BEEBE, b. 29 Sep 1910, Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg, Sullivan

Co., NY, Burial: George Washington Memorial Park, Paramus, NJ, m. JAMES STEPHENSONHILLEN, 06 Jan 1946, Paramus, NJ; b. 28 Mar 1911; d. 01 Mar 1987, Wayne, NJ. Burial: GeorgeWashington Memorial Park, Paramus, NJ

ii. MILDRED LOUISE BEEBE, b. 04 May 1918, Middletown, NY.iii. MILLICENT BEEBE, b. 04 May 1918, Middletown, NY.

37. ESTHER AUGUSTA9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 22 Aug 1893 in Hurleyville,Sullivan County, NY, and died 10 Dec 1974 in Monticello, NY. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg,Sullivan Co., NY. She married LOUIS SHULTING WRIGHT 27 Nov 1913.

Children of ESTHER LOUNSBURY and LOUIS WRIGHT are: three children

38. DANIEL WEBSTER9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 15 Aug 1896 in Thompson,Sullivan County, NY, and died 26 Jun 1968 in Monticello, NY. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg,Sullivan Co., NY. He married GRACE EDNA REYNOLDS 29 May 1918 in Central Valley, Orange, NY. She wasborn 08 Feb 1895, and died 21 Apr 1977 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY.

Children of DANIEL LOUNSBURY and GRACE REYNOLDS are:i. ALIDA RUTH10 LOUNSBURY, b. 25 Oct 1919, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; d. Aft. 1992.

ii. livingiii. living?iv. JOAN MARIE LOUNSBURY, b. 08 Dec 1930, Thompson, Sullivan, NY; m. (1) JAMES

RUSSELL DUNN, 01 Dec 1951, Hurleyville Methodist Church, Sullivan, NY; b. 22 May 1930,Bloomfield, NJ; d. 03 Feb 1995, Albany, NY; m. (2) living?.

39. WILLARD FREDERICK9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5,EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 29 Jul 1899 inThompson, Sullivan, NY, and died 31 Jan 1928. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg, Sullivan Co., NY.He married LEONA MILDRED SLATER 31 Jan 1924. She was born 19 Sep 1901 in So. Fallsburg, Sullivan Co.,NY, and died 26 Nov 1985 in Newburgh.

Child of WILLARD LOUNSBURY and LEONA SLATER is:i. RUTH EDNA10 LOUNSBURY, b. 03 Feb 1925; d. 29 Apr 1945; m. LYNN A. MATTHEWS.

40. MILDRED LOUISE9 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 08 Mar 1902 in Thompson,Sullivan, NY, and died 31 Jul 1974. Burial: Hurleyville Cemetery, Town of Fallsburg, Sullivan Co., NY. She marriedORLAF CHARLES SLATER.

Child of MILDRED LOUNSBURY and ORLAF SLATER is: possibly living


41. LYLE CALLARD9 LONSBURY (HERBERT HENRY8, GEORGE MILTON7 LOUNSBURY, HENRY6,EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 09May 1908 in Fenton, Genessee, MI, and died 22 Nov 1972 in Fenton, Genessee, MI. Burial: 25 Nov 1972, OakwoodCemetery, Fenton, MI. He married LILLIE MAY. She was born 07 Mar 1916, and died 26 Mar 1989 in Burton,Genessee, MI.

Children of LYLE LONSBURY and LILLIE are:i. living?

ii. MARJORIE I. LONSBURY, b. 1942; d. 1998.iii. HERBERT CALLARD LONSBURY, b. 1935; d. 1935.

42. ELIZABETH ALICE9 LONSBURY (HERBERT HENRY8, GEORGE MILTON7 LOUNSBURY, HENRY6,EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 16 Nov1913, and died 28 Nov 1964. Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Fenton, MI. She married HERBERT PAUL MILLER 21Dec 1935 in Fenton, MI. He was born 27 Oct 1907 in Turtle Creek, Allegheny Co., PA, and died 19 Aug 1993 inHurley Medical Centre, Flint, MI. Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Fenton, MI

Child of ELIZABETH LONSBURY and HERBERT MILLER is: one child

43. HUGH WAYNE9 LONSBURY (MILTON BEACH8, GEORGE MILTON7 LOUNSBURY, HENRY6, EPENETUS5,EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 03 Aug 1919 in Flint,MI, and died 09 Apr 2000 in Fenton, MI. Burial: 11 Apr 2000, Crestwood Memorial Cemetery, Grand Blanc, MI. Hemarried FRANCES MARIE LYNCH.

Children of HUGH LONSBURY and FRANCES LYNCH are:i. living?

ii. DOUGLAS ALAN LONSBURY, b. 26 Mar 1952; d. 10 Aug 2003; m. JOYCE.

44. JULIA9 RUTLEDGE (DORA8 LOUNSBURY, JACOB7, HENRY6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3,RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) She married JOHN DAVIS.

Child of JULIA RUTLEDGE and JOHN DAVIS is:i. FRANK10 DAVIS.

Generation No. 6

45. ALTON FLOYD10 LOUNSBURY (EUGENE EDWARD9, GEORGE8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5,EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 01 Feb 1905 inBoring, Clackamas, OR, and died 29 Dec 1971 in Coquilla, Coos, OR. He married (1) LORRAINE (BACON) HILLin OR. He married (2) BESSIE V. STAFFORD 14 Feb 1927 in OR.

Children of ALTON LOUNSBURY and BESSIE STAFFORD are:i. ALTON DEAN11 LOUNSBURY, b. 14 Jul 1939; d. 16 Sep 2006.

ii. living?iii. living?

46. EARL EUGENE10 LOUNSBURY (EUGENE EDWARD9, GEORGE8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5,EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 04 Apr 1907 inRockwood, Multnomah, OR, and died 16 May 1973 in Portland, Multnomah, OR. He married (1) JACQULINE ???.He married (2) LOLA PEARL GREEN 1931 in OR. She was born 08 Aug 1910 in Cedar Vale, Chautauqua, KS.

Children of EARL LOUNSBURY and LOLA GREEN are: four children

47. ELSIE A.10 LOUNSBURY (PRESTON9, JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 18 Sep 1913 in Ward, Allegany,NY, and died Feb 1973 in Central Square, Oswego, NY. She married (1) GEORGE FAY before 1952. He died 1952.She married (2) HOMER L. WHITEHEAD Nov 1953.

Children of ELSIE LOUNSBURY and GEORGE FAY are: four childrenChild of ELSIE LOUNSBURY and HOMER WHITEHEAD is: living?


48. GILBERT10 LOUNSBURY (CLARENCE9, JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 27 May 1905 in Bliss, Wyoming,NY, and died 06 May 1982 in LeRoy, Genesee, NY. He married CLARA HARSCH. She was born 08 Jun 1903 inLeRoy, Genesee, NY, and died 27 Mar 1987 in LeRoy, Genesee, NY.

Child of GILBERT LOUNSBURY and CLARA HARSCH is: living?

49. LEONARD A.10 LOUNSBURY (CLARENCE9, JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 17 May 1909 in Perry, Wyoming,NY, and died 04 Apr 1988 in Perry, Wyoming, NY. He married (1) OLIVE KELLY 05 Jul 1928 in Machias,Cattaraugus, NY. She was born 17 May 1905, and died 13 Jan 1931 in NY. He married (2) LAURA HOLTZ 07 Dec1938 in NY. She was born 26 Sep 1915.

Children of LEONARD LOUNSBURY and OLIVE KELLY are:i. living?

ii. KENNETH CHARLES LOUNSBURY, b. 25 Apr 1928; d. 31 Oct 1996, Perry, NY.Children of LEONARD LOUNSBURY and LAURA HOLTZ are:

iii. GORDON11 LOUNSBURY, b. 27 Feb 1940, Warsaw, Wyoming, NY; d. 04 Mar 1951.iv. living?

50. CLARENCE W.10 LOUNSBURY (CLARENCE9, JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5,EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 14 Jun 1919 in Perry,Wyoming, NY, and died 11 Dec 1988 in Silver Lake, Wyoming, NY. He married living?

Children of CLARENCE LOUNSBURY and ELEANOR DECKER are: 4 children living?

51. RONALD L.10 LOUNSBURY (CLARENCE9, JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 28 Sep 1934 in Perry, Wyoming,NY. He married LORRAINE MORAN 02 Jul 1953 in NY. She was born 01 Jul 1934.

Children of RONALD LOUNSBURY and LORRAINE MORAN are:i. living?.

ii. living?iii. DANIEL EVANS LOUNSBURY, b. 13 Apr 1958, NY; d. 03 Sep 1958, NY.iv. living?v. living?.

52. HAZEL BELLE10 LOUNSBURY (CHESTER GILBERT9, JAMES HENRY8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5,EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 05 Jun 1909 in Perry,Wyoming, NY, and died 28 Jul 2000 in Syracuse, Onondaga, NY. Burial: Collamer Cemetery, Syracuse, Onondaga,NY. She married (1) THOMAS JOSEPH MITCHELL 07 May 1927 in Mt. Morris, Livingston Co., NY. She married(2) JOSEPH A. RANUCCI Aft. 1927. He was born 16 Sep 1903 in Italy, and died Feb 1987 in Syracuse, Onondaga,NY.

Children of HAZEL LOUNSBURY and THOMAS MITCHELL are: three childrenChildren of HAZEL LOUNSBURY and JOSEPH RANUCCI are: 2 children, living?

53. ROGER W.10 LOUNSBURY (ALVIN FRANK9, ORLANDO R.8, ISAAC7, JAMES6, EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4,HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 24 Nov 1942, and died 24 Nov2004. Burial: Ulysses Cemetery, Potter Co., PA. He married living?.

Children of ROGER LOUNSBURY and NANCY HOLLAND are: two children

54. DURANDO KEATING10 LOUNSBURY (DAVID LEE9, DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6,EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH)32 was born 19Oct 1910, and died 24 Mar 1980 in Walkill, NY. He married MARGARET LANG, daughter of GEORGE LANGand JULIA SILAGY. She was born 31 Dec 1916 in Franklin, NJ, and died 2001.

Children of DURANDO LOUNSBURY and MARGARET LANG are: 2 children living?


55. CHARLOTTE10 LOUNSBURY (ALVIN I.9, DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6, EPENETUS5,EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 11 Apr 1913 inMiddletown, Orange, NY, and died 23 Nov 1997 in Cornwall, NY. She married WILLIAM V. WALSH.

Children of CHARLOTTE LOUNSBURY and WILLIAM WALSH are: 2 children

56. RAYMOND LEE10 LOUNSBURY (RALPH HENRY9, DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6,EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 22 Oct1908 in Middletown, Orange, NY, and died 28 Oct 1993 in Winterton, Orange, NY. He married (1) JENNIEBELLE WARREN. She was born 12 Apr 1912. He married (2) VIRGINIA GRAHAM TERWILLIGER before1938. He married (3) EMMA WOODHALL Aft. 1947.

Children of RAYMOND LOUNSBURY and JENNIE WARREN are:i. living?

ii. JEAN LOUNSBURY, b. 15 Sep 1935; d. 26 Feb 1956.Children of RAYMOND LOUNSBURY and VIRGINIA TERWILLIGER are:

iii. RUCIA11 LOUNSBURY, b. 19 Oct 1938; d. 10 Jan 1980; m. living?iv. living?.v. RAYMOND LEE LOUNSBURY, b. 17 Jun 1945; d. 05 Dec 1964.

vi. living?.

57. EARL ADDISON10 LOUNSBURY (RALPH HENRY9, DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6,EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 02 Nov1909 in Middletown, Orange, NY, and died 17 Feb 1992 in Middletown, Orange, NY. He married ELEANORFRANCES BAGLEY 27 Apr 1930. She was born 23 Jan 1911 in Middletown, Orange Co., NY, and died 14 Sep2001 in Middletown, Orange Co., NY.

Children of EARL LOUNSBURY and ELEANOR BAGLEY are: four children

58. MILDRED LOUISE10 BEEBE (RUTH ANN9 LOUNSBURY, DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6,EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 04May 1918 in Middletown, NY. She married JOSEPH HAROLD MORREALE. He was born 02 Jul 1910 inMiddletown, Orange Co., NY, and died 30 Jan 1992. Burial: Arlington National Cemetery

Children of MILDRED BEEBE and JOSEPH MORREALE are: two children

59. ALIDA RUTH10 LOUNSBURY (DANIEL WEBSTER9, DANIEL ADDISON8, DAVID T.7, DANIEL6,EPENETUS5, EPENETUS4, HENRY3, RICHARD2 LOUNSBERRY, RICHARD1 LOWNSBOROUGH) was born 25 Oct1919 in Thompson, Sullivan, NY, and died after 1992. She married JOSEPH DURYEA BRINCKERHOFF 21 Oct1939 in Middletown, Orange, NY, son of JOSEPH BRINKERHOFF and ELIZABETH VERNOOY. He was born 18Jan 1919.

Children of ALIDA LOUNSBURY and JOSEPH BRINCKERHOFF are: two children


Passings

BONNIE L. LOUNSBURY; April 13, 1947 - February 01, 2009; Newton, Iowa. Interment: February 05, 2009 at theNewton Union Cemetery in Newton.

Those left to honor Bonnie's memory are her three sisters, Joan “Joni” (Rich) Bailey of Knoxville, Iowa, twinsister, Barbara A. Wilson of Newton, and Elsie J. (Fred) McCumber of Reasnor, Iowa; nine nieces and nephews,Beverly (Rodney) Kelso of Knoxville, Laura (Brian) Rose of Ottumwa, Iowa, Jason Pothoven (fiancée, AprilThomas) of Knoxville, Amy (Shane) Engle of Kellogg, Iowa, Stefanie (Mike) Tasler of Des Moines, Iowa, and BrianMcCumber of Reasnor; and her several great-nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents,Frederick and Eleanor (Hagen) Lounsbury.

Bonnie was a graduate of Newton High School in 1965.Bonnie had worked 42 years at the Vernon Company in Newton starting when she was in high school. Bonnie

retired from the Vernon Company in 2007 as the Payroll Manager.Bonnie loved the outdoors, feeding the birds, deer and any other animal that needed help. She also enjoyed

gardening and sharing her harvest with family and friends.Editor’s Note: I believe that Bonnie’s ancestry back to Richard the immigrant is as follows.BONNIE LEE LOUNSBURY; FREDERICK, WILLIAM WEBSTER, JACOB, ROBERT, TOWNSEND, ROBERT, ISAAC, ISAAC, JOHN,RICHARD LOUNSBERRY. My records show that she was born in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada.

LOUNSBURY, Wayne - With great sadness the family announces the passing of their brother Wayne RichardLounsbury, a life long resident of Tillsonburg at his home on Sunday, March 08, 2009 age 65 years. Dear brother ofRobert (Sandra) Lounsbury of Chillawack, B.C.; Cathy Breddy of Tillsonburg. Beloved uncle of Mary- CatherineLounsbury of Langley, B.C.; Cory (Tammy) Breddy of London; Jennifer Stafford of London; Lindsey Breddy and herpartner Matt Carruthers of London; Adam Lounsbury of Tillsonburg; Ashley Lounsbury of Tillsonburg. Wayne waspredeceased by his brother Brian Lounsbury (2004); a nephew Christopher Lounsbury (1983), and his parents Bruceand Eileen Lounsbury.Editor’s Note: I believe that Wayne ancestry back to Richard the immigrant is as follows.ALDEN BRUCE, FLOYD VENTON, SYLVESTER COURTLAND, SYLVESTER, TOWNSEND, ROBERT, ISAAC, ISAAC, JOHN,RICHARD LOUNSBERRY

DONALD WAYNE LOUNSBERRY, age 65, passed away December 2, 2008 in Tomball, TX. He is at peace. Donald waspreceded in death by his wife, Janelle; father, Winnie Jack Lounsberry; sister, Jeanette Lyons. He is survived by hismother, Bernice Lounsberry; daughters, Vicky Patterson, husband York, Tammy Francois, husband Lloyd; son,Dennis Mettz; sister, Joy Frederick; grandchildren, Mikhail Chizel, Hunter Patterson, and Chelsea Francois. Donaldenjoyed carpentry, fishing, and spending time on the river. He will be greatly missed by his family and friends.

DOROTHY JEWELL LOUNSBERRY (nee Freitas), of Paulsboro, on December 17, 2008. Aged 73 years.Dot, as she was affectionately called, was born in Camden, NJ and lived in South NJ for her lifetime surrounded byher loving family whom she treasured dearly. Known to many as an outgoing and caring woman, Dot could often befound behind a Bingo card or a hand of Pinochle.She is the beloved wife of the late Howard; Devoted mother of Howard (Carrie) Lounsberry, Dorothy (Daniel)Knight, Laura (Chuck) Martell, Lynn (Jim) Jolly, Mark (Kim) Lounsberry and the late Robert Lounsberry; Lovinggrandmother of 19 and great grandmother of 13; Dear sister of Elizabeth Mund and Albert Freitas; Also survived bymany adoring nieces and nephews. Interment Eglington Cemetery, Clarksboro

VERNIE L. LOUNSBERRY, 92, died Tuesday, January 6, 2009, at Spurgeon Manor in Dallas Center. Funeral serviceswill be 10 a.m., Saturday, January 10, 2009, at Dallas Center United Methodist Church with visitation one hour priorto service time at the church. Burial will take place at Brethren Cemetery.Vernie was born in Colo, IA, and lived most of his adult life in Dallas Center. He married Glenace M. Barrett onOctober 21, 1939, on the Barrett farm near Waukee. After living in California for a year, they moved to DallasCenter, where they farmed and raised their two daughters, Brenda and Carol. Vernie was a member of the DallasCenter United Methodist Church, Rotary, Masonic Lodge and Hillcrest Golf and Country Club. His life was filled


with sports, especially golf and bowling. Vernie had a passion for forestry and was always planting and caring for histrees.Vernie was preceded in death by his wife, Glenace. He is survived by his daughters, Brenda (Don) Blumberg, ofTurtle Lake, WI, and Carol (Chuck) Yeisley, of Palmyra, IL; grandchildren, Michael Harvey, of St. Paul, MN, Tracy(Scott) Opfer, of Springfield, MO, Richard (Jaimee) Lorey, of Vancouver, WA and Dawn (Tim) Hawley, of LosAngeles, CA; nine great grandchildren; brother, Ray (Marilyn) Lounsberry, of Nevada, IA; and sisters, Mary Ann(Karl) Rymer, of Eugene, OR and Annabel Sykes, of Chicago, IL.Editor’s Note: I believe that his ancestry back to Richard the immigrant is as followsJOHN, JOHN HARVEY, JAMES HARVEY LOUNSBURY, HARVEY, GIDEON, GIDEON, HENR

3, RICHARD LOUNSBERRY,

MURIEL (MICKI) DIRKS LOUNSBERRY, 88, of McCallsburg, Iowa, died on December 26, 2008 fromcomplications after a fall on the ice. Services were held on Wednesday, December 31 at theBethany Lutheran Church in McCallsburg, Iowa.Micki was born to Lillian & Esler C Dirks in Decorah, Iowa, October 25, 1920. Shegraduated from Decorah High School in 1937 & went on to earn her college degree inPhysical Education from Iowa State Teachers College (now UNI). After graduation, shetaught for a year in Scarville, Iowa. In August 1942, she married Robert H (Bob) Lounsberry.While he served in WW II, she waited patiently at home. After WW II, they made their homeon the family farm near McCallsburg, where they raised their family.Micki served in various leadership roles and was actively involved in many community andcivic organizations throughout her lifetime. Some of those include the McCallsburgPresbyterian Church, the Presbytery of North Central Iowa, Lions Club, American LegionAuxiliary, Prevent Blindness Iowa, Iowa Republican Women, PEO Sisterhood, and Order ofthe Eastern Star. She visited all across the State of Iowa, traveled all of the United States, and

represented Iowa in many countries around the world with her husband Bob while he served as Iowa Secretary ofAgriculture for eighteen years.She is survived by five children: Bill Lounsberry of Ankeny, IA; Beth Rumph of Plano, TX; Janet (Peter) King ofCedar Rapids, IA; Paul (Kim) Lounsberry of Indianola, IA; and Steve (Linda) Lounsberry of Cedar Rapids, IA; hersister Joann Anderson of Minneapolis, MN; 12 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. She was preceded in deathby her husband of 59 years, Robert H Lounsberry, an infant son, two sisters, and a brother.Fredregill Funeral Home, Zearing, IA was in charge of arrangements.

DALE HAWKINS LANSBERRY, 68 FALLBROOK -- Dale Hawkins Lansberry, 68, passed away Wednesday,December 10, 2008 of cancer at his Fallbrook home. He was born Dec. 16, 1939 in Van Nuys,California to Leonora and Ai Lansberry. He attended Van Nuys High School and ValleyCollege where he successfully competed in gymnastics and specialized in rope climbing. Healso entered upon the Southern California boat racing scene where he purchased and raced awood flat bottom boat named "Sizzler." In the 1960's, Dale worked for the City of Los Angeleswhere he discovered his lifelong career of land surveying. After a number of years working forthe city, he grew tired of government inefficiencies and his ambition led him to the privatesector. Moving to Fallbrook with his family in 1973, Dale became a Licensed Land Surveyorand started his own surveying business. He surveyed many North County properties and waswell respected by contractors and homeowners for his ability and desire to help them with

difficult projects. He was still surveying until and beyond his cancer diagnosis in the fall of 2008. Twenty years afterselling "Sizzler," Dale happened by its sister boat "Shockwave" rotting and for sale on a Fallbrook street corner. Hispassion reignited, he purchased it and spent years on its restoration. Its beautiful wood deck rivals any fine furnitureand coupled with a powerful V8 engine it's a sight to behold. Complementing the boat is a custom-built hardwoodtrailer he fabricated from scratch and which receives almost as much attention as the boat itself. During the past fewyears he showed it locally at Hot Summer Nights and raced in vintage boat races around the west. Dale was a verysocial person and enjoyed meeting new people and old friends. His thundering voice, rambunctious attitude andmischievous grin were his trademarks. At his request, no services were held as he preferred for people to rememberhim while enjoying their own favorite activity. During his brief fight with cancer, he showed remarkable grace, wasthankful for the life he had led, and expressed no regrets. Dale is survived by his wife, Maria Lansberry; son, ChadLansberry; daughters and sons-in law, Holly and Keith DeCuir of Fallbrook, Barbara Holder and Marco de Carvalho


of Seattle, Washington; brother, Don Lansberry of Kaysville, Utah; sister, Marion Stamas of Ravenna, Ohio;grandchildren, Connor, Max, and Roxanne; and many nieces and nephews.

HELEN LOUNSBERRY JOHNSON, 90, passed away on January 2, 2009 after a brief illness. She most recentlyenjoyed Thanksgiving by being with two of her great-granddaughters. Her husband, C. Rodney Johnson, preceded herin death only four months earlier.Helen was born and raised in Marshalltown, IA. She was the fourth of five children. Her siblings were Irene Mowryand Clara McCann, both of Marshalltown, Mary Adams of Indianapolis, IN and Harold Lounsberry of Davenport.Helen was the last surviving sibling of her generation and only her sister-in-law, Ruth Lounsberry of Davenport,survives her.Helen graduated from Marshalltown High School in 1936 and Iowa State University in 1942. She taught HomeEconomics for 2 years. When her mother became an invalid from a stroke, she and her sisters would rotate returninghome to provide her care for many years. Helen met C. Rodney Johnson of Lamoni while in college. They weremarried during the war and afterwards made homes in Ames, Des Moines, Clarion, Overland Park, KS, and retired inHoliday Island, AR. Their final years were spent in a Kansas City area retirement complex where they receivedexcellent care and companionship.Helen had three sons, Randy of Overland Park, KS, David of Delano, MN, and Stewart of Libertyville, IL; fourgrandsons, and three great granddaughters. Helen devoted her life to raising her children, supporting the PresbyterianChurch, and being active in professional organizations. She had a bright, cheerful smile for everyone. She wasgenerous, brilliant and a voracious reader.Helen will always be remembered by her family and friends. God blessed us with her presence, and we pray she ispeacefully reunited with her loving husband of 65 years which is what she wanted.

MARILYN L. (SMITH) LOUNSBERRY passed away with her husband at her side at the Story County Long Term Carefacility in Nevada from a stroke at the age of 82. Funeral services were held Saturday, March 14 at theFirst United Methodist Church in Nevada with Pastor Steve Williams officiating. Burial was held in theNevada Municipal Cemetery.Marilyn was born on November 3, 1926 in Nevada to Marvin and Signa (Phelps) Smith. She was a1944 graduate of Nevada High School. She had many interests, one being music, so while in highschool, she took voice lessons from Mrs. Sapp. Marilyn developed a nice singing voice which she usedon many occasions. On leave from the U.S. Navy after World War II ended, she was married to herlongtime boyfriend, Ray Lounsberry of Colo on August 31, 1945 at the First United Methodist Church

in Nevada. Marilyn was such an avid reader, she would check out books from the local library, but her favorite bookwas her Bible, which she read cover to cover twice. Having had only one year of college, Marilyn had a great desireto become an elementary teacher. After her children were in high school, she drove to Drake for three years, missingonly 2 days, to get her degree and graduated in 1969. She was soon hired by Superintendent Keith Tadlock to teachelementary school in Colo, which she dearly loved. When one of her fourth grade classes which she had taught,graduated in 1984, she was thrilled when they asked Marilyn to be the speaker at their commencement.While wintering in Arizona for 12 years, Marilyn adored hiking with friends in the Superstition and surroundingmountains. In 1977, she and Ray joined a hiking group in Iowa City and traveled with 12 other hikers and flew toTanzania, Africa and made it to the top of Kilimanjaro, approximately 19000 ft.She and Ray resided on a farm east of Nevada for 62 years, until 20 months ago when she went to stay at StoryCounty Long Term Care. There she made many friends. The Nursing staffs, especially Sue Rucker, were such caringpeople.Marilyn was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and was active until being disabled. She was also alifetime member of the VFW Auxiliary and served on the Nevada Historical Board.Marilyn is survived by her husband of 64 years; two granddaughters, Katie and her husband Andy Shaw of Orlando,FL and Rebekah and her husband Paul Pelley of Santa Clara, CA; nieces and nephews; and many friends, especiallyThe Coach.Marilyn was preceded in death by her parents, a brother, Marvin Smith on January 23, 1974; and all of her children,Tommie on May 19, 1950, Signa Widner on September 29, 1990, and Frank on January 25, 1999.

MRS. CHERYLYNN J. LOUNSBERRY, 49, of Attica, died Saturday, April 11, 2009 at United Memorial Medical Centerin Batavia, NY. She was born October 24, 1959 in Batavia, the daughter of Gary (Margaret) VanNostrand of Albion


and Joyce Reed Woika (fiance Roger Hyman) of Attica. A 1977 graduate of Attica HighSchool, she attended Bryant and Stratton in Buffalo. She enjoyed life, loved to cook and wasvery artistic in music and painting. A member of Attica Presbyterian Church, she also wasvery active with the Attica Cub Scouts.Surviving is her loving husband of 20 years, KennethR. Lounsberry of Attica; two sons she adored, Jackson and Clayton Lounsberry of Attica; astep-daugther, Tamara Klapel of Portland, OR; three brothers, Jeffrey (Dawn) VanNostrand ofMedina, Jackson (Kathleen) Woika of Bethany and Richard Woika of Attica; her father-in-law, Robert (late Katherine) Lounsberry of Ontario, Canada; two aunts, Marilyn Johnson ofBatavia and Kay VanNostrand of Medina; two nieces, Madison VanNostrand of Albion andHaley Jo Woika of LeRoy and a nephew, Joshua Woika of Warsaw.There are no callinghours. A Memorial Service will be held Friday at 11:00 AM at Attica First Presbyterian

Church on Main Street. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery in Attica. Memorials are requested to the Attica RescueSquad. Arrangements completed by Marley Funeral Home In Attica.

LOUNSBURY, Beverly Roy 84 years, passed away on March 14, 2009, at Malden Park Centre. Predeceased by hiswife Shirley (1999). Dear father of Gayle & husband George Bruce (Windsor), Rick & wife Shirley (Sarnia), and thelate Joy (1961). Dear grandfather of Tara Louns-bury & partner Jay Ashton (Thornhill). Predeceased by his parentsRoy & Hazel Lounsbury (1962). Dear brother of Gladys MacDougall (1988), Jean Stewart (Kingsville), and PhyllisPraxmire (1959). Mr. Louns-bury served with R.C.A.F. in WW II and was a member of Riverside United Church, alife member and past president of the Rotary Club of Windsor (1918), and served as a board member with theChildren's Safety Village, the Easter Seals, the John McGivney Children's Centre, and the Woodeden Children'sCentre.

LANSBERRY, BARBARA JOAN of Boynton Beach, died on December 30,2008. She was born on April 25, 1960 inPittsburg, PA. Barbara was an RN on the staff of Delray Hospital for 25 years. She is survived by her loving mother,Joan, Daytona Beach, and brothers Brian, Daytona Beach, and Robert, Tampa. A Funeral Mass will be held at 3:30PM, Wednesday, January 14, 2009 at the Basilica of St. Paul Catholic Church, Daytona Beach.

LANSBERRY, BARBARA JEAN - Pahrump, NV/Henrietta, NY: Died 1/19/09 at age 44 unexpectedly. Survived bybrothers, Lynn, James and Russell, and sister Margaret. Service will held in May in Clearfield, PA.

ELEANOR LOUISE LANSBERRY, age 76, passed away on January 29, 2009 after a long illness.Eleanor was born March 6, 1932 to Cletus and Louise (Centa) Durbin and was a life long resident ofDoylestown. She married Robert Lansberry in 1955, he preceded her in death in 1999.She is also preceded in death by her parents, and grandson, David Smith. Eleanor is survived bydaughters, Judith A. Smith, and Diane L. Coleman both of Doylestown; grandchildren, Rebecca A.Galehouse, Timothy, Andrew, and Jessica Coleman; four great-grandchildren; brothers, Ronald E.Durbin of Doylestown, Gary L. Durbin of North Carolina, and Paul (Sandy) Durbin of Barberton;nieces and nephews. She will be sadly missed by her family and friends.

DUANE LOUNSBERY, age 61, of Alexandria, MN, formerly of Davis, SD, died Thursday, March 12, 2009. His father,Maurice Lounsbery, preceded him in death. Duane is survived by his wife, Colleen Lounsbery of Alexandria; hismother, Esther Lounsbery of Vermillion, SD; two sons, Joseph Lounsbery and wife, Tara, of Ely, NV and MichaelLounsbery and wife, Tawnya, of Alexandria; five step-children, Cliff Cline and wife Jill of Long Prairie, RebeccaSchnettler of Alexandria, Jacqueline Schnettler of Milaca, MN, Katherine Winkler & Leif Curtis of Rochester, MN;seven grandchildren, Matthew Lounsbery, Nicholas Lounsbery, Jade Dreger, Hudson Saxton, Brady Cline, BrandonCline, and Travis Curtis; and his three brothers, Richard Lounsbery and wife, Charlotte, of Davis, SD, JohnLounsbery and wife, Kathleen, of Hartington, NE and Marvin Lounsbery and wife, Teresa, of Faribault, MN.A funeral service will be held 1 PM, Monday, March 16, 2009 at the United Methodist Church in Alexandria.Interment will follow in the Kinkead Cemetery in Alexandria.

LOUNSBERRY, HAROLD E. Beaver Island, MI (formerly of Ypsilanti, MI) - Age 68, died Friday, May 1,2009, at Munson Medical Center in Traverse City. A memorial Mass will be held at 12 noon, on Tuesday,May 5, at Holy Cross Church on Beaver Island. The Reverend Patrick Cawley will officiate, and internment


will take place at a later date at Holy Cross Cemetery. Harold was born November 23, 1940, in Ypsilanti,the son of Harold ("Ted") and Anita (Eckert) Lounsberry. He graduated from Ypsilanti High School in1959, and earned a Master's Degree in Education from Eastern Michigan University. He spent his careerworking in the Ypsilanti Public School system, retiring as Principal of East Middle School in 1990. OnApril 16, 1966, he married Sally Niedbala at Holy Trinity Chapel in Ypsilanti. They began spending theirsummers on Beaver Island in 1973, and then moved there permanently in 1995. Harold was a member of theHoly Cross Church, Saint James Planning Commission, and was Treasurer of the Beaver Island WildlifeClub. He is survived by his loving wife of 43 years, Sally; sons, Todd (Renée) Lounsberry of Livonia, Jeff(Kathy) Lounsberry of Ypsilanti; grandchildren, Grace, Ava, and Blake Harold; sisters, Beverly (Laurie)Howley, Ellen (David) Magee all of Ann Arbor, Kathryn (Del) Martin of Ypsilanti, sister-in-law Donna(Jim) Mulso of Macomb Township, and many nieces, nephews, extended family and friends. His sister,Barbara Davidson, and parents preceded him in death. Winchester Funeral Home in Charlevoix, (231) 547-2881, is handling arrangements

JAMES AND LUCINDA LOUNSBERRY/LOUNSBURY/LONSBURY

Who were the ancestors of James Lounsberry and his wife Lucinda.? In the 1871 Canada Census, forHay Township, Hurion County his birth place was listed as the USA, about 1803, occupation: cooper (barrelmaker) and religion as Wesleyan Methodist..

His known children are;Mary J. Lounsberry born about 1830Betsy born about 1833Eliza born about 1837Sarah Jane born about 1843, in Woodstock, Oxford County, Ontario

Mary Jane married John W. Melick on October 22, 1850, in Blenheim Township, in what is nowOxford County.. Sarah Jane married George Wilson on January 2, 1860 in Huron County, Ontario, Canada.

Might there be a connection between these Lounsberrys and the following people who were also inOxford County?

James Lounsberry who married Harriett Arnold on December 9, 1849 in the Brock District. Part ofthe Brock District was Oxford County. The witnesses were Hannah Van Valkenburg and Henry VanValkenburg. James and Harriett lived in Norfolk County, Ontario and Elgin County, Ontario, But latermoved to Saginaw, Michigan. It is possible that the Van Valkenburgs were Henry Van Valkenburg whomarried Hannah Lounsbury on March 8, 1868 in Zorra Township of Oxford County, Ontario.

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