Barrett, Dennis (b. 1 JUN 1818, d. 11 MAR 1890)

Note: !Dennis Barrett lived in Bedford NY. He was a shoemaker who lived on Bedford
Armonk Road. He was in the census of 1850, 1860 and 1870.
.
1850 Dennis had David Light aged 9 living with him
Also James Ferris, farm laborer, & wife Janette & Elizabeth aged 6
1860 Dennis had Elisha Light aged 24 & Hettie aged 16
1870 Dennis & son George both shoemakers, were alone
.
1829, under 21 yrs. of age, appointed to guardianship of Asher Gilbert of
Carmel.
1850 Census, Bedford, Westchester, Dennis Barrett 26, Shoemaker, b. N.Y.,
Sarah 22, David Light 9, George Barrett 3/12.
1880 Census, Kent, Denis 65, George 30, Almira 27.
Death certificate, NYS, "Denis" d. 11 Mar. 1890, in Kent, age 71 yrs., 10
months, 11 days. He was a farmer, widowed, b. in NY, son of Isaac Barrett, b.
NY and unnamed mother b. NY. He d. of valvular disease of heart, and inquest
was held, no contributory causes. J. A. Bennett of Kent Cliffs was coroner.
Burial in Kent Cliffs, undertaker Geo. A. Sunderlin of Carmel.
Kent Deaths - p9#151 - Dennis Barrett d. 11 Mar 1890 aged 71y9m10d.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Handbook Of Barrett's
Note: Handbook Of Barrett's Glendon E.Wheeler 1634 N.Darcy Ave.Simi Valley Calif.93065

Occupation: Shoemaker

Death: 11 MAR 1890 Adams Corners, Putnam, NY

Burial: 2nd Bapt Ch.Cem.Kent, NY

Reference: [D048]

Note: !Deaths - Kent old book a #31 Barrett, Labon d. 5/22/1884, f Isaac Barrett, m Sarah.

Death: BEF NOV 1824 Kent Cliffs, Putnam Co.NY

Reference: [S052]

Note: ! NOTE: Children of this Isaac are per Louanne Barrett. KBK shows no
children, and shows these children with Isaac (RIN:126).
1800 Census, Dutchess Co., T. of Frederick, Isaac -1--1-1--1-- next
to Zachariah Smalley. Adjacencies: William Barrett 3-1-1213-1--, William CR---,
Zachariah Smalley, ISAAC BARRETT, Ephraim Whitney, Frederick Margetson, James
Barrett -11-1111-1--, Elijah Barrett --1--1-1----, Joseph Kircum, John Russell,
John Wixson, Caleb Hail, Richard Chapman, Daniel Cole.
1810 Census, T. of Frederick, adjacencies: Daniel Cole, Jr. Jesse Cole,
Richard Chapman, Peter Barrett ---1---111-, Daniel Cole, Shadrack Rundle, James
Greik?, William Barrett -1--1-1--1-, Isaac Barrett 1--1-3--1-- (which would make
birth 1765-1784, age 26-45), Isaac Wixson.
1820 Census: William Barrett on p. 96 of T. of Kent, Isaac not indexed.
1824 neighbors when Isaac's land was sold: one piece of 25 acres bordering
Barrett's Pond, John Russell, China Pond, Joseph Haight, Peter Barrett's heirs,
William Barrett.
The other piece, an orchard lot of 2 acres & 37 rods bordered Peter Barrett's
heirs, Elisha J. Cole.
Isaac Barrett was in the 1790 Census (?) and may have had five children.
Barrett Cemetery is north of Mahopac Mines in the town of Carmel.
Elisha J. Cole of Kent Township petitioned Surrogate Court (Jeremiah Hine-
Surrogate) of Putnam County 20 Jan 1829 to be named Administrator of Isaac's
estate, stating that administration should be granted "to some discreet person."
He said no will existed, and he named the children listed in this family record
as the only next of kin, testifying they all lived in Putnam County. He further
showed that all the goods, chattels and credits of the deceased did not exceed
in value the sum of $100. The court granted his petition, whereupon he
determined the estate was insufficient to pay the debts. He requested authority
to sell real estate in the amount necessary to pay the debts.

SOURCE: (1) Louanne Barrett, 415 Dogwood Ave., Dover, DE 19901
(2) Old Estates, V. B, pp 10-11, Putnam County Surrogate Court.

Death: NOV 1824 Kent Cliffs, Putnam Co.NY

Burial: Barrett Hill Cem.Carmel Twsp.NY

Reference: [I058]

Note: !1880 Census, Denis 65, George 30, Almira 27.
1900 Census, Kent, George M., 50, b. Aug. 1849, Almira F., 47, b. Jan. 1853,
married 22 years, no children.
1910 Census, Kent, George M. 60, Almira 57, m. 32 yrs., no children.
Kent Deaths p33 old books - George M. Barrett b. 3 Aug 1850 d. 19 Mar 1913,
father Dennis Barrett, mother Sarah Light, registered 22 Mar 1913, W. Barrett.
clerk.

SOURCE: (1) Census of Bedford and Kent, 1860-1920.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Handbook Of Barrett's
Note: Handbook Of Barrett's Glendon E.Wheeler 1634 N.Darcy Ave.Simi Valley Calif.93065

Death: 20 MAR 1913 Kent Cliffs, Putnam Co.NY

Burial: 2nd Bapt Ch.Cem.Kent, NY

Reference: [G024]

Note: !1880 Census, Kent, Almira 27 1900 Census, Kent, Almira F. 47 1910 Census, Kent, Almira 57 "Elmira H." on tombstone

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Handbook Of Barrett's
Note: Handbook Of Barrett's Glendon E.Wheeler 1634 N.Darcy Ave.Simi Valley Calif.93065

Death: 20 FEB 1941 Peekskill , Westchester Co.NY

Burial: 23 FEB 1941 Kent Cliffs Bap.Cem.Kent, NY

Reference: [E202]

Reference: [L084]

Note: !William E. Barrett died aged 10y1m14d.

Death: 19 AUG 1863

Burial: Mid Patent Cem, N. Castle Twsp, NY

Reference: [W064]

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Handbook Of Barrett's
Note: Handbook Of Barrett's Glendon E.Wheeler 1634 N.Darcy Ave.Simi Valley Calif.93065

Death: 27 FEB 1858

Burial: Mid Patent Cem, N. Castle Twsp, NY

Reference: [C093]

Note: !James Barrett was in the Bedford Census of 1790 with three sons and three
daughters.

! William Barrett made an application for a U.S. government pension on 11 Sep
1832 at which time he was 80 years of age and residing at Kent NY. His pension
was allowed for six months and twenty-two days' actual service as a private in
the New York troops, Revolutionary War. He enlisted at Fredericksburgh NY and
served under Capt. Develan and Col. VanCourtland(1).

SOURCE: (1) William Barrett pension application S12130, Dept of the Interior,
Bureau of Pensions, Washington DC.

ERRMSG: Father more than 70 years of age at birth of child.

Note: !We are indepted to Louanne Barrett, who has provided all notes for this Isaac
and his descendants. She has seriously researched to untangle these very
complex, early, Isaac Barretts of Putnam, and to determine their connection to
Westchester County. Louanne does not show this Isaac as a son of James
([1722]-1802) because she has found no proof of this connection.
.
NOTES for Isaac:
Deed of Sale, 13 Jun 1782 (County Recorder, Dutchess County, NY), sold to Isaac
Barrett by the Commissioners of Forfeiture for the Middle District (John
Hathorn, Samuel Dodge, Daniel Graham) 121 acres of loyalist Morris land in
Fredericksburgh Precinct in Dutchess Co., NY, bordering Minthorn (or China)
Pond, Cole's (or Barrett) Pond, and Croton River. Since Cole's Pond is referred
to in some contemporary deeds as Barrett Pond, it is likely that Isaac already
lived there, as a tenant or squatter. This transaction establishes him as a
Revolutionary Patriot, and at least one Isaac Barrett did serve in the military,
but there is no proof of our Isaac's Revolutionary service. His death before
pensions were authorized makes it impossible to establish.
p. 197 of ?: "Samuel Dodge and John Hathorn, Esq., Commissioners of Forfeitures
for the Middle District appointed in pursuance of an act of the legislature of
the said state entitled 'An Act for the Forfeiture and sale of the estates of
persons who have adhered to the enemies of this state and for declaring the
Sovereignty of the People of this State in respect to all property within the
same'."
Quoting an undated sheet about 1900, source unknown: "Just fifty miles north of
New York City lies the beautiful Lake Mahopac. Once this lake and 40,000 acres
of land surrounding it was owned by Mary Philipse, the woman George Washington
is said to have wooed. She did not marry Washington, but gave her hand to a
gallant officer, Col. Roger Morris, who fought side by side with Washington at
the defeat of Braddock, but when the Revolution began he went loyally to the
side of the King with Mary, who was a Tory."
Adjacent 160 acres to the west of Isaac's land, also bordering both Barrett and
China Ponds, in the possession of James Barrett, was sold 20 June 1783 to David
Frost. The assumption is that James is Isaac's brother, and a Loyalist. However,
in 1790, James still lives next door, perhaps renting. David Frost is enumerated
15 names away from Isaac Barret. Jr.
Map: 1886: Henry S. Conklin, Atty; Lot #4 of Philipse Patent. Shows owners,
those in possession, dates of sale, acreage. Map found in Putnam County
Historical Records Office, Brewster, NY. L4 Map No. 06016.
1790 U.S. Census, Frederickstown Twsp, Dutchess Co., NY: p. 84, printed version.
Isaac Barrett (call-"Isaac Barret Jr.") is the only male 16 and upwards, three
males under 16 (probably Isaac, John and Hugh), three females (wife Sarah,
daughters Debery and Sarah). He lives between Daniel Cole and James Barrett,
then James Barrett, Jr. (Jemima is already married, Peter and Samuel are grown
and probably on their own. A nearby Samuel in Frederickstown in 1790 has one
male over 16, two females. Peter is not listed).
1800 U.S. Census, Frederick Twsp, Dutchess Co., NY. 1 male 10-16 (Hugh); 1 male
45 & up (Peter); 1 female 10-16 (Debery); 1 female 45 & up (wife Sarah). Where
is youngest daughter Sarah, who would have been eight?
WILL: Vol. V, p. 400. will dated 30 Jun 1809. Wife Sarah (1/3 of estate as long
as she remains widow), sons Peter (at Sarah's death, to receive her part),
Samuel, Isaac, John, Hue; deceased daughter myne, daughters debery Barrett and
Sarah Ruseche to divide two-thirds of the moveables, also Sarah Whitney (5
shillings), John Wixom, Jr. (5 shillings), Isaac Wixom (five shillings),
Elizabeth Carragan (5 shillings), and to Anny (5 shillings) and James Wixom, (5
shillings).executors Daniel Cole, Peter Barrett and Samuel Barrett. Two-thirds
of land to be divided between sons Samuel, Peter, Isaac, John and Hue. Of that
land, Samuel and Peter and Isaac to have three quarters of it, and the other
quarter to be divided equal between John and Hue. Witnesses Daniel Cole, Lewis
Evans and Phebe Evans. Isaac Barrett signed with a mark. So did Phebe Evans.
Will proved 18 Oct. 1809, Daniel Cole and Peter Barrett executors, Dutchess
County, NY.
.
On 9 Jul 1996 Louanne interestingly writes the following:
Current theory: Three brothers, Isaac, b. probably in Bedford [1740], James and
William, b. 1752 in Bedford, (sons of James?) move to Dutchess County enough in
advance of the Revolution to be tenants on Roger Morris land and name Barrett
Pond. This explains the lack of deeds; they rented. Their Uncle(?) Isaac
Barrett, b. 1735 in Bedford, moves to Barrett Hill around the same time and
names that, in Frederickstown 1790 (1-3-4). I estimated OUR Isaac's birth
around 1740 because of the birthdate of oldest child Jemima "Myne" in 1764, but
he could have been born up to five years later increasing the gap in age between
the two Isaacs. Of course, in large families, babies are born near, sometimes
before, their own uncles and aunts.
.
Also, extracting from Boo and Bob's Descendants of Samuel Barrett, and from Rev.
War pension applications, we find a mass Barrett exodus to Dutchess: "Uncle
Isaac's" brother John b. [1722] in Bedford, sold Bedford land in 1756 and 1770,
was on Philipse Patent of 1777 tax list, Frederickstown in 1790 (2-3-4), d. 1802
in Carmel, and his sons:
John b. 1741 in Bedford, Frederickstown in 1790 (1-1-1), d. 1817, sold Bedford
land in 1770, bur. Barrett Hill Cem.; and
Justus b. [1745] in Bedford, on Philipse Patent of 1777 tax list, d. in Carmel.
Probability that this Carmel-area group arrived with "Uncle Isaac" between 1770
and 1777.
.
Abraham, Bethuel and Samuel Barrett enlisted from Bedford and stayed there; have
pension applications also.
.
Another group, children of Samuel Barrett and Mary Moseman;
Marcus b. 1749 Bedford, still in Bedford in 1790, d. 1825, bur Barrett Hill Cem;
Jesse b. Bedford, in Fredrickstown 1790 (2-3-4) d. 1838 Carmel;
Reuben b. 1762 Bedford, Rev. War enlisted from Westchester Co., m. Elizabeth
Knowlton 2 Dec. 1784 in Bedford, Frederickstown 1790 (1-1-3), d. 4 Aug. 1830
Kent;
Jemima Barrett b. Bedford, m. Henry Light, moved to Putnam in 1774, lived next
door to her Uncle John Barrett [1722)-1802
.
John, Samuel, James & "Uncle" Isaac Barrett were all sons of Samuel [1707]-1759
and Jemima (Holmes) BARRETT.
.
SO WHAT? Well, what is that I am less inclined than I was to believe that
BARRETTs were in Dutchess Co. for considerable time prior to the Revolution.
I had assumed that it would take a few generations to produce so many
contemporaries, but Boo and Bob make it clear that they bred quietly in Bedford,
moved, probably not all at the same time, then went beserk in Dutchess/Kent.
That is more likely than a coincidental invasion of BARRETTs from CT, MA,
Albany or elsewhere.

SOURCE: (1) Louanne Barrett, 415 Dogwood Ave., Dover, DE
19904.

: Isaac BARRETT
Residence:
Since Cole's Pond is referred to in some contemporary deeds as Barrett Pond, it is likely that Isaac already lived there, as a tenant or squatter.

Property:
Sold to Issac Barret by the Commissioners of Forefeiture for the Middle District 121 acres of loyatlist Morris Land in Fredricksburg Precinct in Dutchess Co., NY, bordering Minthorn (of China) Pond, Cole's (or Barett's) Pond, and Croton river.

Census:
1790
Isaac Barrett
1 m 16+
3 m -16
3 f

Census:
1800
Isaac Barrett
1 m 10-16
1 m 45+
1 f 10-16
1 f 45+

Will(1):
Be it remembered that on the thirtyeth Day of June in the year of our Lorde one thouson eight hundred and nine that I Isaac Barrett of the town of Fredericks county of Dutchis and State of New Yorke being sicke and weke in body but sound in mind and
mery cawling to mind the blessings of God that he hath bestode upon me threw prudanc the poshon of Lands, Goods and Chattles which I have know on posession and it is my last will and testamony declared before these witnesses that after my decease that
my property in Lands, goods, chattles cattle and moveables that know belongeth to me shall be devided among home I shall here menchen after all debts and decant chrischan bural charge is paid out of the astate then one third of the astate that is lefte
I grante and give to Sarah my wife hur one as long as she remains my widdow and Peter Barrett my sone to take care of her and after she hath done with it the third that she hath of all to begiven to Peter then after that the two thirds of the Land the
rail estate to bedivided among my sons Samuel Petor Isaac John and hue and Samuel and Peter and Isaac to have three quarters of that part equil alike and the other quarter to be deivided equil btween John and hue then to the children of my daughter
nyne deceased five shillings to each out of the two thirds of the moveables parsonary a State to Sarah Whitny five shillings and to John Wixom Junor five shillings and to Isaac Wixom five shillings and to Elizabeth Carragan five shillings and to Anny
five shillings and James Wixom five shillings then the reste parte of the two thirds of the moveables to be divided between my two dautors debery Barrett and Sarah Ruseche equil alike Given under my hand the day and year above written I apint Daniel
Cole and Peter Barrett and Samuel Barrett to execute this my laste will and testament

Isaac Barrett signed his mark

In Presents of Daniel Cole Lewis Evans Phebe Evans her mark
Dutchess County: be it Remebered that on the eighteenth day of October one thousand eight hundred and nine personally appeared before me James Tallmadge Jun surrogate of the said County Daniel Cole who on his oath declared that he did see Isaac Barrett
sign and seal the annexed written instrument purporting to be the will of the said Isaac Barrett bearing date the thirtieth day of June one thousand eight hundred and nine and heard him publish and declare the same as and for his last will and
testament that at the time thereof he the said Isaac Barrett was of sound disclosing mind and memory to the best of the knowledge and belief of him the deponent and that this deponent Lewis Evans and Phebe Evans severally subscribed therewith as
witnesses thereto in the testators presence

James Tallmadge Jun.

The People of the State of New York by the Grace of God free and independant to all whom these presents shall come or may come [ ] send greeting. Know ye that at Poughkeepsie in Dutchess County on the eighteenth day of October in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and nine before James Tallmadge Jun. Esquire Surrogate of our said county the last will and testament of Isaac Barrett deceased (a copy of which is hereunto annexed was proved and is now approved and allowed of by us and the
said deceased having whilst he lived and at the time of his death goods chattles or credits within this state by means whereof the proving and registering the said will and the granting administration of all and singular the said goods chattles and
credits and also the auditing allowing and final discharging the account thereof doth belong to us: the administration of all and singular the goods and chattles and credits of the said deceased and any way concerning his will is granted unto Daniel
Cole and Peter Barrett two of the executors in the said will named they being first duly sworn will and faithfully to administer the same and to make and exhibit a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the said goods chattles and crdits and
also to render a just and true account thereof when thereunto required. In testimony whereof we have caused the seal of Office of our said Surrogate to be hereunto affixed Witness James Tallmadge, Jun. Surrogate Dutchess County: Recorded the preceeding
will of Isaac Barrett the certificate of the proof thereof and letters Testamentary thereon this eighteenth day of October in the year one thousand eight hundred and nine.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Handbook Of Barrett's
Note: Handbook Of Barrett's Glendon E.Wheeler 1634 N.Darcy Ave.Simi Valley Calif.93065

Death: BEF 18 OCT 1809 Fredrickstown, Dutchess Co.NY

Reference: [I052]

Death: AFT 1809

Note: Ref - Cheryl Wixon Gocken

! Minnie/Jemima Barrett is listed in her father's will of 30 Jun 1809 as
"Myne." She was already deceased. Her husband and children are derived from her
father's will.
Called "deceased" in father's will 1809. It looks as if she married John
Wixom, Sr., children Sarah (m. Whitney), John Wixom, Jr., Isaac Wixom,
Elizabeth (m. Carragan), Anny, and James. She is in the 1992 IGI as "Nina
Barrett". Since her father was illiterate, he wouldn't know whether or not her
name was spelled correctly in his will.

Source: (Individual)
Abbreviation: Handbook Of Barrett's
Note: Handbook Of Barrett's Glendon E.Wheeler 1634 N.Darcy Ave.Simi Valley Calif.93065

Death: ABT 1796

Reference: [J096]

Source: (Birth)
Abbreviation: Wixom Family History
Note: Wixom Family History J.H.Wixom & Ruth S.Widdison Salt Lake City,UT : 1963

Page: 22 &23

Source: (Death)
Abbreviation: Inventory of Estate
Note: Inventory of Estate Putnam County.,NY Probate Court A true and correct inventory of all and singular goods, Chatles

Death: 18 JUN 1813 Kent, Putnam Co.NY

Note: ,Peleg Father was Robert Wixsom About 1750 Peleg and his brother Shubal came to Cape Cod and settled in Carmel on a farm north of Lake Mahopac. The farm extened between Long Pond and Wixsom Pond and containted 195 acres. They bought it from the Commision of forfeiture and on May 11,1795 they devided it between them: Peleg taking the north half and Shubal the south.

Source: (Birth)
Abbreviation: Vital records Of Yarmouth,Mass to the year 1850
Note: Vital records Of Yarmouth,Mass to the year 1850 Robert M Sherman & Ruth Wilder Sherman Society of Mayflower Decendants in Rhode Island

Page: Vol.1, pg.70

Source: (Death)
Abbreviation: Early Settlers of New York
Note: Early Settlers of New York Janet Wethy Foley Genealogical Publishing Co. Inc.

Page: 443

Death: 20 APR 1804 Carmel Twsp.Putnam Co.NY

Note: ! 1850 Census, Putnam, Patterson, Joshua Whitney 34 Farmer, $1000; with Sarah
Whitney (90? 40? 70?) no relationship given; also Julia 42 and Susan 29.
Sarah's husband could be Ephraim Whitney who d. 26 Dec 1830, aged 59/9/3.
Ephraim's wife Sarah d. 14 Jul. 1856, 76-2-20. Both buried in Patterson
Baptist (Towners) Cemetery. Betty Behr has Sarah Wixon born in Patterson.
ERRMSG: Sarah Wixom born before parents' marriage.

SOURCE: (1) Louanne Barrett, 1995.

Source: (Birth)
Abbreviation: Old Gravestones of Putnam County, NY
Note: Old Gravestones of Putnam County, NY Barbara Smith Buys Baltimore: Gateway Press Inc. 1975

Page: 256 Patterson C

Source: (Burial)
Abbreviation: Old Gravestones of Putnam County, NY
Note: Old Gravestones of Putnam County, NY Barbara Smith Buys Baltimore: Gateway Press Inc.

Page: 262

Death: 14 JUL 1856 Dykemans Station, SE.Twsp.NY

Burial: Baptist Ch.Cem. Patterson, NY

Note: ! Ephraim Whitney was a weaver's reed maker who married Sarah Wixon when 25
years old. He first settled at West Milltown, in Kent, NY. He then moved to
Southeast, about a mile west of Dykemans Station, NY, and then to Patterson,
about two miles north of Dykemans Station, where they died and were buried in
the cemetery near the Baptist Church, at Towner's Corners, NY, one mile west of
Towners Station (1).
Could this be Ira of the 1840 Census? He was 50 in 1850, d. 1856, and is
buried in Patterson Baptist (Towners) Church. Or it could be Ephraim who d. 26
Dec 1830, aged 59/9/3. Ephraim's wife Sarah d. 14 Jul 1856, aged 76/2/20.
Both are buried in Patterson Baptist (Towners) Cemetery (2).

SOURCE: (1) THE WHITNEY FAMILY, S. Whitney Phoenix, p. 248.
(2) Louanne Barrett, 1995.

Death: 26 DEC 1830 Patterson, Dutchess Co.NY

Burial: Baptist Ch.Cem. Patterson, NY

Note: ! Ira Whitney was born at Frederick, now Kent N.Y. He was a miller. He was
admitted by letter 19 Apr. 1845, to the fellowship of the Baptist Church at
Towner's Four Corners, in Patterson; was chosen a deacon 7 Jun 1851, and
dismissed 7 Feb 1852; after which he belonged to the Baptist Church at
Ludingtonville, in Kent. Tradition says that he was at one time licensed to
preach. He lived at one time in Camel, NY (1).
1850 Census, Kent, Putnam County, p. 136. Irey Whitney 50M, a miller, b. NY;
Latiar (?), 50, wife, NY; Philandy 8F dau; Lavina 5F dau.

SOURCE: (1) The WHITNEY FAMILY of CONN., Henry Whitney, pp. 673-674.

Death: 19 SEP 1856 Beekman, Dutchess Co.NY

Burial: Baptist Ch.Cem.Towners, NY

Note: ! Lydia Bolt Whitney died aged 63 years, 10 months, and 19 days, and was buried in the cemetery near the Baptist Church at Towners (1). SOURCE: (1) The WHITNEY FAMILY of CONN., Henry Whitney, pp. 673-674.

Death: 16 APR 1864 Beekman, Dutchess Co.NY

Burial: Baptist Ch.Cem.Towners, NY

Note: ! Eliza Whitney and Nathaniel Kirk were married at Ludingtonville, NY, by
Allen Light, Esq. They dwelt at Ludingtonville til 1 Apr 1847; at East Fishkill,
NY, til 1 Apr 1848; at Farmers Mills, in Kent, til 1 Apr 1849; at Ludingtonville
again, til 1 Apr 1857; at Carmel, NY, til 1 Apr 1858; then returned to
Ludingtonville, and were living there in 1874. They are members of the Baptist
Church.
1850 Census, Kent, Putnam County, NY, p. 136, 156-162. Nathaniel Kirk 29M
farmer NY; Eliza 26F wife NY; Russell 4M son NY; Sarah F. 2F daughter NY.
1860 Census, Kent, Putnam County, NY, p. 133, 65-66, Nathaniel Kirk 40M,
day labor, $50, NY; Eliza 30F; Sarah F. 12F; Emma J. 11F; Runmah 9F; Lydia 8F;
Mary E. 6F; John J. 4M; William H. 1M.

SOURCE: (1) The WHITNEY FAMILY of CONN., Henry Whitney, pp. 1470-1471.

Note: ! Nathaniel Kirk was a mason, son of John and Mary (Wixon) Kirk, of Kent,
NY, where he was born 15 March 1813.
1850 Census, Kent, Putnam County, NY, p. 136, 156-162. Nathaniel Kirk 29M,
farmer, NY; Eliza 26F wife NY; Russell 4M son; Sarah F. 2F daughter NY.
1860 Census, Kent, Putnam County, NY, p. 133, 65-66. Nathaniel Kirk 40M,
day labor, $50, NY; Eliza 30F; Sarah F. 12F; Emma J. 11F; Runmah 9F; Lydia 8F;
Mary E. 6F; John J. 4M; William H. 1M.
1903 Nathaniel Kirk grantor, Mary E. Kirk grantee, Vol. 91-258.

SOURCE: (1) The WHITNEY FAMILY of CONN., Henry Whitney, pp. 1470-1471.