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Children of Charles and Roxanna (Sampson) Bigelow, all born at Ashford, NY:
15336.A11t John Arlington, b 16 Oct 1828; d 22 Feb 1866 Freeport, IL; m 1850 Ellen Loveland; 6 children.
15336.A12t William Wallace, b 02 Nov 1830; d 15 Oct 1916 Rhinebeck, NY; m (1)23 Aug 1859 Frances Ellen Bowen and 30 Sept 1863 Clementine C. Ingersoll; 3 children.
15336.A13 Infant, twin daughter, b 26 Feb 1833; d same day.
15336.A14 Infant, twin daughter, b 26 Feb 1833; d same day.
15336.A15t Caroline, b 11 Dec 1834; d 21 Feb 1893 W. Valley, NY; m 19 Dec 1853 Norman Holland; 5 children.
15336.A16t Henry Winants, b 12 Aug 1837; d __ Springfield, NY; m 29 Nov 1859 Mary Ovanda Sherman; 4 children.
15336.A17 Albert Lawrence, b 12 March 1840; d 27 June 1880 Kalamazoo, MlI; m 18 Dec 1867 Amanda Mary Chase.
15336.A18t Maria, b 18 Dec 1842; d______ W. Valley, NY; m 0l Dec 1862 Hawley A. Williams; 2 children.
15336.A19t Adeline, b 13 Nov 1845; m 10 June 1866 Daniel Bond; 6 children.
15336.A1At Charles Decatur, b 04 Dec 1850; d 14 Apr 1926 Buffalo, NY; m 21 May 1879 Jennie Pool; 3 children; m Florence A. Irons 3 more children (see below)
Sources:
Bigelow Society,The Bigelow Family Genealogy, Vol II, pg 89-90;
Howe, Bigelow Family of America;
records of Bigelow Society historian/genealogist.
Note:
Posted by: Cindi Bigelow cindi_bigelow@myamily.com
Date: March 04, 2002 at 08:46:03
I believe I am missing a generation in my lineage.
I have Charles Decatur Bigelow, b. 4 Dec. 1850, m. Florence A. Irons, d.
14 Apr. 1926 - listed as the son of:
Charles Chandler Bigelow, b. 18 Dec. 1807, m. Roxanna Sampson 20 Feb. 1829,
d. 1 July 1890.
Those dates seem pretty improbable to me, and am thinking that there may
be another generation between the two Charles.
Does anyone have any further information on these two, or verification of
their connection?
Thank you.
It is related of John GOODEMOTE that, in conversation with Nathan SAUNDERS concerning the education and well-being of the children, he said, “Mr. SAUNDERS, ve must puilt school-house for de Childers! You oppinate me for drustee. I oppinate you! Den ve puilt de school-house and have de monies!"
Peter SAMPSON was a native of Massachusetts, emigrated to the north side of Cattaraugus Creek, with his wife and a large family of grown-up sons and daughters. Sanford J. SAMPSON had located land on lot 29, township 5, range 6, in 1822. In that year, Peter, his father, traded farms with John GOODEMOTE, who lived across the creek on lot 60, and came over on this side, and Gamaliel settled near him. Peter was elected commissioner of highways in 1824, supervisor in 1825, again in 1832-33, and afterwards justice of the peace. He early carried the mail from Buffalo to Olean, first on foot then on horseback, and finally by stage, and continued this position as mail-carrier and expressman until his death, which occurred Dec. 8, 1836, aged sixty years, and was caused by an accident in descending a hill near the Cattaraugus breakers. His daughters married Wm. SHULTIS, Royal McLEAN, Charles C. BIGELOW, and Truman BEASLEY.
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