176. John C. Wright
Shown 1850 Census, Brooklyn, Susquehanna, PA; 1860 and 1870 Census Dimock, Susquehanna, PA
1860 Dimock census along with wife, son James and wife, and grandson John Elmos Wright
177. Elizabeth Washburn
1810 Census, in the household of Joseph Washburn, Clifford Twp., Susquehanna, PA.
1850 Brooklyn, Susquehanna, PA census.
1860 and 1870 Dimock, Susquehanna, PA censuses.
178. Colonel Uri Newcomb
Farmer. Colonel in state Militia.
184. Isaac Hanson
Isaac was a Quaker, and his wife Mariah Montgomery was a Methodist. Isaac's mother, Susannah, donated land for the Mt. Horeb Church.
Isaac was disowned from the Quaker Church because wife Mariah was a Methodist.
185. Mariah Montgomery
The obituary of James W. Hanson, Mariah Montgomery's grandson, states that Hanson was a descendant of Revolutionary War General Richard Montgomery, the first American General killed in the Revolutionary War while leading the unsuccessful attack on Quebec. If James W. Hanson's obituary was correct, Mariah Montgomery could have been a daughter of an illegitimate son of General Montgomery. No records found to substantiate this.
An Elizabeth Montgomery was shown in the 1820 census of Wayne Township, Belmont Co. Ohio living next to Isaac Hanson (and Mariah, as only heads of households were shown.)
This Elizabeth could have been Mariah's mother, but no actual proof. I did not find Elizabeth in later census, so she either died, moved or acquired a spouse.1860 United States Federal Census about Mara Hanson Mara Hanson
Age in 1860: 60
Birth Year:abt 1800
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Home in 1860:Wayne, Belmont, Ohio
Gender:Female
Post Office:Hunter
Household Members:NameAge
Sam F Davis Elizabeth Davis 39 Ruth A Davis 17 Maria L Davis 10 Jacob W Davis 6 Mara E Hanson 18 Phoebe J Hanson 13 Mara Hanson 60 Mary A Hanson 171870 United States Federal Census about Maria Hanson Maria Hanson
Estimated birth year:abt 1801
Age in 1870:69
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Home in 1870:Wayne, Belmont, Ohio
Family and neighbors
Race:White
Gender:Female
Post Office:Demos
Mary A. Hanson, 27, was also living with Maria
Interesting Census in that the Sam Davis family lives not far from the Lisles.
1880 United States Federal Census about Saml. F. Davis
Name:Saml. F. Davis
Home in 1880:Wayne, Belmont, Ohio
Age:61
Estimated birth year:abt 1819
Birthplace:Pennsylvania
Relation to head-of-household:Self (Head)
Spouse's name:Elisabeth
Father's birthplace:---
Mother's birthplace:PA
Occupation:Farmer
Marital Status:Married
Race:White
Gender:Male
NameAge Saml. F. Davis 61 Elisabeth Davis 59 William J. Davis 26
Elizabeth must have died between these two census periods.1900 United States Federal Census about Samuel F Davis
Name: Samuel F Davis Home in 1900: Wayne, Belmont, Ohio Age: 82 Estimated birth year: abt 1818 Birthplace: Pennsylvania Relationship to head-of-house: Father Race: White Household Members: Name Age William Jacob Davis 47 Ida May Davis 44 William R Davis 18 Samuel E Davis 15 Jame A Davis 12 Julia Mabel Davis 10 Mary E Davis 3 Samuel F Davis 8
186. James De Lisle
When James De Lisle wooed Peninah Doudna, a member of the Quaker Church, she would lose her "birthright" in the church if she married him. She agree to do so if he would drop the "De" for his name, which directly connected him with the French. Thus he was married as James Lisle and the Lisle family was honorably established in America.
His mother married George Hall after James's father died, and James was adopted by George Hall.
187. Peninah Doudna
When James De Lisle wooed Peninah Doudna, a member of the Quaker Church, she would lose her "birthright" in the church if she married him. She agree to do so if he would drop the "De" for his name, which directly connected him with the French. Thus he was married as James Lisle and the Lisle family was honorably established in America.