Children of Jeremiah and Catherine (Bigelow) Dominy:
15923.7431 Abigail Dominy, b ____ ; d
_____ ; m
11 Jan 1866; 2 dgtrs.
15923.7432 Daniel Dayton Dominy,
b 23 Dec 1850; d 27 July1911 Plain City, OH; (m Irena Beach; 2
dgtrs.?) m Amy Elizabeth "Lizzie" Rogers (b 15 Aug 1853 Whitley Co, KY d-after June 1918, (see below)
15923.7431 Ulalia Dominy, b ____ ; d
_____
;
15923.7434 Jeremiah Dominy, b ____ ; d
_____ ;
Sources:
Bigelow Society,The Bigelow Family Genealogy Vol II, pg
139-140,
415;
Howe, Bigelow Family of America.
Descendant note:
My BIGELOW data is currently in the form of
notes
and letters collected by my great grandmother Adda Timmons MOSS
in the 1890's. Perhaps of greatest interest to you and other
researchers is a copy she made of notes of an interview with Dr.
Eliphaz BIGELOW (probably the Israel Eliphaz Bigelow
whose bio is on your site.) He was a nephew of her grandmother Mary
Milvina BIGELOW who had married William D. Daugherty. Her
mother was Mary Dimmis Daugherty. Adda's uncle G. W. Darety
(sic) conducted the interview.
The notes include the family information on the CUSTIS (not
CURTIS) family
and it's connection to George Washington. I have been amazed
that the misspelling
of this name as CURTIS persists. Most history books speak of the
CUSTIS family
relations to Washington. In my mother's possession is a
cloisonne and pearl
pin that is supposed to have been owned/worn by Martha
Washington. I have
no documentation of this but have heard of this and the CUSTIS
family since
I was a child. My grandfather, Adda's son had told the story.
Finding the
notes was both exciting and disappointing. Exciting
because it leant credence to the pin's story; disappointing
because it showed
no direct relation to the CUSTIS family. Eliphaz's notes also
include the
battle his greatgrandfather Isaac was supposed to have been in
the Rev War.
I too, have had no luck finding his service.
Marguerite Atteberry
Emmons emmons@gte.net emmons@gte.net emmons@gte.net emmons@gte.net
New Note 2020:
I’ve completed a thorough DNA analysis with the review of a
professional DNA genealogist and we conclude that my family is
descended from a relationship between Daniel Dayton Dominy
15923.7432 (Dec. 23, 1850-Jul. 27, 1911 Plain City, Ohio) and
Amy Elizabeth ‘Lizzie’ Rogers (Aug. 15, 1853-after June 1918,
born Whitley County, Kentucky – died unknown though last known
place was Tuscarawas County, Ohio.) Their son, Henry
Arville Lape (Aug. 17, 1878 – Jul. 12, 1916) was their
biological son.
rodbigelow@netzero.net
