Ada L Melvin

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 6154
• Birth: 1873, Monroe, New York, USA
• Birth: 9 Apr 1875, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA

Notes:

Tombstone is transcribed as 1872 for birth, but cemetery record shows 1875. 1872 is probably correct based on 1875 census.

Birth:
pob is assumed

Birth:
pob is assumed

Died:
pod is assumed

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• Name: Cornelious Melvin
• Name: Cornelius H Melvin
• Name: Cornelius H. Melvin
• Reference Number: 5890
• Residence: Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
• Birth: Abt 1835, New York, USA
• Birth: Abt 1835, New York, USA
• Birth: 1835, New York, New York, USA
• Birth: Abt 1836, New York, USA
• Birth: Abt 1836, New York, USA
• Birth: 1837, New York, USA
• Residence: 1870; Rochester Ward 7, Monroe, New York
• Residence: 1875, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1880, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1900, Greece, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1910, Greece, Monroe, New York, USA

Cornelius married Lida C Osborne on 22 Oct 1867 in Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA. Lida (daughter of William E Osborne and Ann Eliza Unknown) was born on 27 Sep 1843 in New York, USA; died on 3 May 1878 in Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA; was buried on 5 May 1878 in Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Elida Osborn
• Name: Leidda Melvin
• Name: Lida Melvin
• Reference Number: 5873
• Birth: Abt 1841, New York, USA
• Birth: Abt 1843, New York, USA
• Residence: 1870, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1875, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA

Notes:

ANN ELIZA (OSBORNE) UNKNOWN

BIRTH:
Abt 1827 in Kings, New York -per census records 1865, 1870, 1875.

PARENTS:
Unknown.
Father’s name may be McPherson. See reasoning below).

MARRIAGE:
William E Osborne.
Marriage date by 1855 for birth of William and certainly by 1859 (based on William E and Ann E signing off on a real estate deed in connection with his father’s estate). Her maiden name may be McPherson. Her son in law, Cornelius Melvin, listed Eliza McPherson as his first wife (who passed away) on a naval pension document. On a different document he listed his first wife as Lida Osborn. Perhaps Eliza was Lida’s correct name. Perhaps Mcpherson was her mother’s name at this time Lida was born. Which could indicate that Ann Eliza already had Lida before she married William E. (according to the New York State Census Ann Eliza was on her first marriage and William his second.) Also, on the 1865 New York State Census, a sister Emeline Mcfeeson (McPherson??) is living in the Osborne household. Emeline being 39 years younger than William and 14 years younger than Ann Eliza was probably the sister of Ann Eliza, not William.

Note about Cornelius Melvin: He seems to be loose with the names. He served two enlistments in the Navy as Cornelius H Melvin and two enlistments as Cornelius Higgins. His given reason, was because his mother did not want him to go back in, he signed up under a different name. We suspect it may be because he had a criminal record. He states that Higgens was his mother’s maiden name. But on all of the marriage records we have, he does not give a mother’s maiden name of Higgens!

CENSUS RECORDS:
We cannot identify Ann Eliza in any census record prior to 1865.

1865 New York State Census. We find Ann Eliza Osburn in Brooklyn, Kings, New York.
Wm Osborn 64 laborer b. Canada?
Ann E 39 wife b. Kings
Lida 21 child b. (can’t read occupation) Kings
Wm 10 child b. Kings
Emeline McFeeson? 25 sister b. Kings

1870 Federal Census. We find Ann Eliza Osburn in Rochester, Monroe, New York.
William 68 gasburner salesman b. Conn.
Ann E 43 wife b. New York
William 15 at school b. New York
Cornelius Melvin 34 Lumber sorter b. New York
Lida Melvin 27 boarding b. New York
Edgar Melvin 2 b. New York

1875 New York State Census. We find Ann Eliza Osburn in Rochester, Monroe, New York.
ward 7, page 100
896 frame house value $3000 #919
Name/age/sex/relation to head of household/State or County of birth/married or sgl/occupation/voter/owner of land
William Osburn/72/male/head/Connecticut/married/gas fitter/voter/owner of land
Anna Osburn/48/female/wife/New York/married
Charles Melvin/40/male/son-in-law/New York/married/Bookkeeper
Leidda Melvin/34/female/wife/New York/married
William H Osburn/20/male/son/Monroe/single/clerk in d.g. store
Edgar Melvin/7/male/grandson/Monroe
(Y?)dda Melvin/2/female/granddaughter/Monroe

We cannot identify Ann Eliza in any census record after 1875.

REAL ESTATE:
We have found no real estate transactions in the name of Wm E Osborn or his wife Ann Eliza, but she does appear in connection with the settlement of the estate of her husband’s father.
Deed filed 5 Sep 1859 in Monroe County, New York liber 172 p 118 in connection with the estate of Israel osborn, lists the following as his heirs at law:
William E Osborn and wife Ann Eliza Osborn
Nathaniel W Osborn and his wife Roxy S Osborn
John A McGonegal and wife the former Ursula Osborn
Franklin Leggett and wife Susan M Leggett (He is son of the deceased Mary Osborn)
Charles I Osborn

NEWSPAPERS:
Obituary for her daughter Lida.
The Rochester Union Advertiser 4 May 1878
In this city, Friday afternoon, May ??, 18??(very fuzzy), Lida C Melvin, wife of Cornelius H Melvin, and daughter of William E and Ann Eliza Osborne, aged 34 years, 7 months and ? days.

DEATH:
Unknown

BURIAL:
Unknown

CHILDREN:
Lida b. 1843 may have been the child of Ann Eliza before she married William E Osborne.
William b. 1855 was probably the child of William E (in particular the middle name of Hayden would seem to indicate he was named by Israel Osborn, after Israel’s mother Anna Hayden) and Lida.
The 1865 census listed that Ann Eliza who was on her first marriage had 4 children. Considering the 25 year age difference between William E and Ann E, the 4 children may have been William’s children or a combination of William’s and Ann’s children.
It is therefore a possibility that William had two or three children that we do not know about.
The theory that William H and Lida have different biological parents helps us make sense of the marriage of William H’s daughter (Lillian) to Lida’s son (Edgar). A first cousin marriage does not seem correct of people not living in a rural and/or isolated area. Also, the 25 year age difference makes it less likely that a 40 year old William married a 15 year old, which would be necessary for Lida to be his daughter.


Buried:
Mt Hope Cemetery

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 844

Notes:

Birth:
based on child's birth

Frank married Evaline K Burtreag. Evaline was born before 1817. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• Name: Margaret
• Reference Number: 831

Notes:

Birth:
based on child's birth

Other Events:

• Name: William E Osbern
• Name: William E Osborn
• Name: William Osborn
• Name: William Osborne
• Name: William Osburn
• Reference Number: 6185
• Birth: Abt 1801, Canada
• Birth: Abt 1802, Connecticut, USA
• Birth: Abt 1803, Connecticut, USA
• Birth: Abt 1804, East Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
• Residence: 1831, Brighton, Monroe, New York, USA; Patent filed on thrashing machine
• Residence: 1833, Brighton, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1854, Milton, Ulster, New York, USA
• Civil: 1 Mar 1855; Passport
• Departure: 1856, Hamburg, Germany
• Occupation: 1856, New York, USA; Machinist
• Residence: 1856, New York, USA
• Arrival: 27 Jan 1856, London, England; from Hamburg, Germany
• Residence: 13 Sep 1859, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; signature on R.E. deed
• Occupation: 1862, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; Inventor
• Residence: 1862, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; Park Ave & N Canton
• Occupation: 1865, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; gasfitter
• Residence: 1865, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; 314 Myrtle St
• Residence: 1865, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; Ward 20
• Residence: 1867, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; 55 Park Ave
• Residence: Between 1868 and 1878, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA; Per Rochester City Directories
• Residence: 1870, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1875, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA

Notes:

According to family tradition William E was an inventor who had a patent for an improvement to the breech-loading cannon. Unable to sell or otherwise make money off his patent in the United States he traveled to Prussia and sold his idea for an unknown sum of money to Krupp Manufacturing, the well-known arms manufacturer in Germany. It is said that due to the cold weather, Mr. Krupp gave William E a heavy winter coat with gold buttons. After he returned to the United States, his brother Thomas stole his gold buttons! (names may have been changed in the retelling, we do not show a bother named Thomas).

BIRTH:
Based on the Federal and State Census records William E Osborne was born 1801 to 1803 in Connecticut. (The handwriting on the 1865 New York State Census which could be Canada is obviously an error). His father Israel Osborne was living in East Windsor, Connecticut from 1796 or earlier to at least 1811 based on East Windsor Real Estate records). An 1855 passport record states that is was 50 years old and born in East Windsor, Connecticut (which would imply born 1805).

MARRIAGE:
First wife- Unknown. We only know there is a first wife by the 1865 New York State Census where he states he was married 2 times.
Second wife- Ann Eliza Unknown. Marriage date by 1855 for birth of William and certainly by 1859 (based on William E and Ann E signing off on a real estate deed in connection with his fathers estate). Her maiden name may be McPherson. Her son in law listed Eliza McPherson as his first wife (who passed away) on a naval pension document. His first wife was Lida Osborne. Perhaps Eliza was Lida’s correct name. Perhaps Mcpherson was her mother’s name at the time Lida was born. Which could indicate that Ann Eliza already had Lida before she married William E. (according to the New York State Census Ann Eliza was on her first marriage and William his second.) Also, on the 1865 New York State Census, a sister Emeline Mcfeeson (McPherson??) is living in the Osborne household. Emeline being 39 years younger than William and 14 years younger than Ann Eliza was probably the sister of Ann Eliza, not William.

DEATH: after 1878.
1878 is the last entry we find for William Osborne in the Rochester City Directory. We can find no record of William E Osborne after this date.

LIVED IN:
Abt 1802 to abt 1811 lived with parents in East Windsor, Connecticut
Abt 1811 to abt 1825 with parents in Brighton, Monroe, New York
30 April 1831 Patent document-living in Brighton, Monroe,New York
12 Sep 1854 Patent document--living in Milton, Ulster, New York
1 Mar 1855 Passport Document-signed in New York City, New York
5 Sep 1859 fathers estate settlement-living in Brooklyn, Kings New York
1862-1867 Brooklyn city directory-living in Brooklyn, Kings, New York
1865 New York Census-Brooklyn, Kings, New York
1868-1878 Rochester city directory-living in Rochester, Monroe, New York
1870 US census-Rochester, Monroe, New York
1875 New York Census-Rochester, Monroe, New York

PATENT DOCUMENTS:
30 Apr 1831 William E Osborn of Brighton, Monroe County, New York received patent # 6529X for "a twin cylinder and double concave thrashing machine."
12 Sep 1854 William E Osborn, of Milton, Ulster New York received patent number US11678A for certain new and useful Improvements in Breech-Loading Guns or Cannon.

PASSPORT DOCUMENTS:
1 Mar 1855 Wm E Osborn “50 years of age” “born in East Windsor, Connecticut”

TRAVEL RECORDS:
27 Jan 1856 Arrival in London from Hamburg, Germany. Wm E Osborn, machinist, resides in New York

OCCUPATION:
Listed occupation from various records:
1856 Ship Record machinist
1862 city directory Brooklyn Inventor
1865 city directory Brooklyn gasfitter
1865 NY Census Brooklyn laborer
1867 city directory Brooklyn gas
1865 city directory Rochester farmer
1870 Federal census Rochester gas burner salesman
1871 city directory Rochester gasfitter
1872 city directory Rochester gasfitter
1873 city directory Rochester gasfitter
1874 city directory Rochester gasfitter
1875 city directory Rochester gasfitter
1875 NY Census Rochester farmer
1876 city directory Rochester gasfitter
1877 city directory Rochester gasfitter

REAL ESTATE:
We have found no real estate transactions in the name of Wm E Osborn, but he does appear as an heir in connection with his fathers estate settlement.
Deed filed 5 Sep 1859 in Monroe County, New York liber 172 p 118 in connection with the estate of Israel osborn, lists the following as his heirs at law:
William E Osborn and wife Ann Eliza Osborn
Nathaniel W Osborn and his wife Roxy S Osborn
John A McGonegal and wife the former Ursula Osborn
Franklin Leggett and wife Susan M Leggett (He is son of the deceased Mary Osborn)
Charles I Osborn

CENSUS RECORDS:

1850 Federal Census. We are unable to identify William E Osborne on this census.

1855 New York State Census. We are unable to identify William E Osborne on this census.

1860 Federal Census. We are unable to identify William E Osborne on this census.

1865 New York State Census. We find William Osborn in Brooklyn, Kings, New York.
Wm Osborn 64 laborer b. Canada?
Ann E 39 wife b. Kings
Lida 21 child b. (can’t read occupation) Kings
Wm 10 child b. Kings
Emeline McFeeson? 25 sister b. Kings

1870 Federal Census. We find William Osburn in Rochester, Monroe, New York.
William 68 gasburner salesman b. Conn.
Ann E 43 wife b. New York
William 15 at school b. New York
Cornelius Melvin 34 Lumber sorter b. New York
Lida Melvin 27 boarding b. New York
Edgar Melvin 2 b. New York

1875 New York State Census. We find William Osburn in Rochester, Monroe, New York.
ward 7, page 100
896 frame house value $3000 #919
Name/age/sex/relation to head of household/State or County of birth/married or sgl/occupation/voter/owner of land
William Osburn/72/male/head/Connecticut/married/gas fitter/voter/owner of land
Anna Osburn/48/female/wife/New York/married
Charles Melvin/40/male/son-in-law/New York/married/Bookkeeper
Leidda Melvin/34/female/wife/New York/married
William H Osburn/20/male/son/Monroe/single/clerk in d.g. store
Edgar Melvin/7/male/grandson/Monroe
(Y?)dda Melvin/2/female/granddaughter/Monroe

1880 Federal Census. We are unable to locate William E Osborne on this census.

CHILDREN:
Any children with his unknown first wife are unknown.
Lida b. 1843 may have been the child of Ann Eliza before they married.
William b. 1855 was probably the child of William E (in particular the middle name of Hayden would seem to indicate he was named by Israel Osborn (after Israel’s mother Anna Hayden) and his second wife.
The 1865 census listed that Ann Eliza who was on her first marriage had 4 children. Considering the 25 year age difference between William E and Ann E, the 4 children may have been William’s children or a combination of William’s and Ann’s children.
It is therefore a possibility that William had two or three children that we do not know about.
The theory that William H and Lida are step-siblings helps us make sense of the marriage of William H’s daughter (Lillian) to Lida’s son (Edgar). A fufirst cousin marriage does not seem correct of people not living in a rural and/or isolated area. Also, the 25 year age difference makes it less likely that a 40 year old William married a 15 year old, which would be necessary for Lida to be his daughter.

OTHER NOTES:
It should also be noted that William E's grandparents John Hayden and Anna Trumbull were first cousins. Also, his great grandparents Ammi Trumbull and Sabra Gaylor were 2nd cousins.


Birth:
probable place of birth

Birth:
appears to be error

Died:
last entry in city directory

William married Ann Eliza Unknown before 1859. Ann was born in 1827 in New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Reference Number: 5883
• Residence: 1865, Brooklyn, Kings, New York, USA; Ward 20
• Residence: 1870, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1875, Rochester, Monroe, New York, USA

Notes:

Little is known about Ann Eliza Osborne. We have identified her on three census records 1865, 1870, 1875 and one newspaper obituary for her daughter. As she is 25 years younger than her husband, we are suspicious that there may have been an earlier first husband. Which then throws the parentage of the children into question.

Her name appears as Anna, Ann E or Ann Eliza in the different records which we do have.

We have found one document referring to her daughter Lida Osborne as Eliza McPherson. Which raises the possibility that Lida's name earlier in life was McPherson. Perhaps Lida was married earlier or had a different father than William E. We have been unable to identify any census entries under that name. We have also found an 1865 census entry listing a sister (William's or Ann's?) as Emeline McFeeson, lending credence to the possibility Ann's maiden name is McPherson. The 1865 census lists she had 4 children and that this was her first marriage. Beyond Lida and William we do not know who the earlier children could be.

Much work needs to be done on this lady.

Notes:

Married:
signatures on R.E. deed

Other Events:

• Name: Isaac Osbron
• Name: Israel Osbourn
• Name: Issael Osburn
• Reference Number: 5864
• Birth: Abt 1773, Connecticut, USA
• Birth: Abt 1774
• Residence: 1800, East Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA
• Residence: 1820, Brighton, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1825, Henrietta, Monroe, New York, USA
• Possessions: 28 Sep 1827, Brighton, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1840, Henrietta, Monroe, New York, USA
• Residence: 1850, Henrietta, Monroe, New York, USA; Age: 77
• Residence: 1855, Henrietta, Monroe, New York, USA
• Probate: 5 Sep 1859, Henrietta, Monroe, New York, USA

Notes:

The name Israel Osborn(e) appears 4 times in the Barbour collection of Windsor Vital Records and zero times in the East Windsor Vital Records, however none of the entries are our Israel Osborne. It is important to be aware of these names to be able to avoid confusion as we are searching for our Israel Osborne. We have Israel, son of Samuel and Mary, born 6 Feb 1731/32; Israel who married Demaris Bancroft 18 Apr 1751(possibly the same as the previous Israel); Israel, the son of Israel and Demaris, born 26 Nov, 1753; and Israel born to Anna Stiles, 2 July 1751, reputed to be the son of Israel(again perhaps the first Israel we listed).

The spelling of his surname sometimes appears as Osborn and sometimes as Osborne or Osbourn. In the era we are investigating, the actual spelling did not make a difference. I am using Osborne to be consistent with today’s spelling, unless I am directly referencing a specific document, in which case I will use the actual spelling in that document.

BIRTH:
1773. We presume he was born in Windsor or East Windsor, as that is where numerous descendants of John the immigrant reside. Although it is certainly possible that Israel is descended from another Osborne line which just happened to move into the same area as John’s line. We have no documentation of nor any indication of who his parents were. His gravestone in Tinker Cemetery, Henrietta, New York reads simply “Israel Osborn 1773 - 1859”. His age as given in the 1850 federal census would agree with 1773. His age as given in the 1855 New York census would agree with 1774.

MARRIAGE:
By 1798 to Anna Hayden. Jabez Haskell Hayden in his 1888 book “Records of the Connecticut Line of the Hayden Family” states that Anna Hayden married Israel Osborn of East Windsor. Henry Stiles in his 1891 book “The History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor Connecticut 1635-1891” also states the same. Neither book gives a date. We estimate 1797 as the marriage year based upon the birth of their first child in 1798, although there is an unreferenced IGI entry which lists 1793 as the marriage date. (IGI records with only a year are usually unreliable, as the lack of a specific date indicates that the information probably did not come from a church, governmental or other marriage document). Anna was born Nov 1772, per the same books, to John Hayden and Anna Trumbull, both of East Windsor.

DEATH:
Died July 1859 in Henrietta per the US Census Mortality Schedule (Henrietta, Monroe, New York) from 1860.

BURIAL:
Buried in Tinker Cemetery in Henrietta, Monroe, New York.
Gravestone inscription: Israel Osborn 1773-1859

REAL ESTATE:
East Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut:
1 Jul 1773. Lamson Wells purchased land from “Israel Osborn of East Windsor”. This is too early to be our Israel Osborne. Perhaps this is one of the Israel’s from Windsor which we listed earlier. East Windsor Real Estate Records 1-180 filed 3 Aug 1876.
24 Aug 1796. Israel Osborn purchases land from James Pease for 300 Pounds. Based upon the legal description we can tie this land in with all of the remaining transactions involving Israel Osborn in East Windsor. East Windsor Real Estate Records 8-47 filed 24 Aug 1876.
28 Aug 1809. Israel Osborn of East Windsor sells a portion of his land to Jonathon Barber. Again, based on the legal description this was part of the land he purchased in 1796. East Windsor Real Estate Records 13-143 filed 12 Dec 1811.
13 Apr 1810. Israel Osborn of East Windsor files a Mortgage Deed to Asa A Ewing. Again, based on the legal description this was part of the land he purchased in 1796. East Windsor Real Estate Records 12-227 filed 12 Apr 1810.
28 Sep 1827. “Israel Osborn of Brighton, Monroe County, New York” files a Quit Claim Deed to Asa A Ewing. Again, based on the legal description this was part of the land he purchased in 1796. East Windsor Real Estate Records 17-337 filed 18 Feb 1829.

Henrietta, Monroe, New York
10 Mar 1825. Israel, Israel Hayden & Charles Osborne purchased from Sally McCullock. Monroe County Deeds 66-281-1 Henrietta.
11 Sep 1859. To settle the estate of Israel Osborn. For money paid all of the “heirs at law” signed their claim over to Charles Osborne. Signers were Israel H Osborn, John & Ursula McGonegal, Franklin(son of Mary Osborne, deceased) and Susan Leggett, Nathaniel and Roxy Osborn, William E and Ann Eliza Osborn. Monroe County Deeds 147-271-1 Henrietta.
May 16, 1881. After Charles died this property went to William H. and Mary E Osborne of Portsmouth Township, Bay City, Michigan. The property was then promptly sold to Jeremiah Starkweather.

CENSUS RECORDS:
1800 Federal. Israel Osbourn appears in East Windsor on page 4 of 13 in East Windsor. This census shows 16 Osborn households in East Windsor along with 1 more household in Windsor. Although there are 6 other Osborn households on page 4 in East Windsor, there is nothing to connect Israel Osborn to any of the other Osborn households. He is at least several households separated from the others. In 1800 Windsor has 11 pages and 1 Osborn household, while East Windsor has 13 pages and 16 Osborn households. This seems to be a disconnect from the numbers in 1810. I suspect that there are pages missing from the 1800 Windsor census.

The ages and number of household members and who they possibly are:
Males 26-44: 1 Israel 27
Males 16-25: 1 ??
Males less than 10: 2 Israel Hayden 2 and Charles a few months
Females 16-25: 1 Anna Hayden 28

1810 Federal. Unable to find Israel in East Windsor.
For comparison to 1800 the 1810 East Windsor Census has 12 pages and 5 Osborn households, while the 1810 Windsor census has 35 pages and 10 Osborn households.

1820 Federal: We find Israel Osborn in Brighton, Ontario County, New York. (Monroe County is not formed until 1821 from parts of Ontario and Genesee County).
The ages and number of household members and who they possibly are:
Males 10-15: 1 Nathaniel 15
Males 16-18: 1 Wm E 18
Males 16-25: 3 Israel Hayden 22 , Charles 20 and Wm E 18 (Wm E is in 2 categories, this seems to be the way the census is constructed. The category numbers total to 11, but the people in the household total to 10)
Males 45+:1 Israel 47
Females 0-10: 2 Laura 8, Ursula 10
Females 10-15: 1 Mary 17
Females 26-44: 2 Anna 48 and Samantha Hayden 38

1830 Federal Census. Unable to find Israel Osborn

1840 Federal Census. We find Israel Osbron in Henrietta, Monroe, New York
The ages and number of household members and who they possibly are:
Males 30-39: 2 Israel Hayden 42 and Charles 40
Males 60-69: 1 Israel 67
Females 20-29: 1 Laura 28
Females 30-39: 1 Samantha Hayden 58 ??
(Anna died 1843)

1850 Federal Census. We find Israel Osburn in Henrietta, Monroe, New York
Israel 77
Israel Hayden 52
Charles 50
Laura 38
Samantha Hayden 68

1855 New York State Census. We find Israel Osborn in Henrietta, Monroe, New York
Israel 81
Israel H 57
Charles 52
Laura 41

CHILDREN:
Israel Hayden Osborne born abt 1798 No known marriage. Died 1890.
Charles Osborne born abt 1800 No known marriage. Died 1880.
William E Osborne born 1802-1805 1st wife unknown, 2nd wife Ann Eliza Unknown. Died after 1879.
Mary Osborne born abt 1803 married unknown Leggett. Died before 1859.
Nathaniel Osborne born abt 1805 married Roxy S Unknown. Died 14 Dec 1863 Nelson, Madison, New York.
Ursula Osborne born abt 1810 married John McGonegal. Died 13 Mar 1872.
Laura Osborne born abt 1812 No known marriage. Died 1857.


Buried:
Tinker Cemetery

Died:
Age: 85

Israel married Anna Hayden about 1797. Anna (daughter of John Hayden and Anna Trumbull) was born on 12 Oct 1772 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA; died in 1843 in Monroe, New York, USA; was buried in 1843 in Henrietta, Monroe, New York, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Anne Heydon
• Reference Number: 5869
• Birth: Nov 1772, Connecticut, USA

Notes:

Two books contain much information about the Heyden line and early Windsor, Connecticut families in general. They are the 1888 book “Records of the Connecticut Line of the Hayden Family” by Jabez Haskell Hayden and the 1891 book “The History and Genealogies of Ancient Windsor Connecticut 1635-1891” by Henry Stiles.

BIRTH:
12 Oct 1772 in Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut to “John and Anne Heydon”, per the Barbour Collection of Connecticut Vital Records. Both books list Anna Haydon being born Nov 1772 to John Haydon and Anna Trumbull. It should be noted that both books were published well before the Barbour collection of Connecticut Vital Records was published. The authors did not have this source available to them, thus they did not have an exact date of birth.

MARRIAGE:
By 1798 to Israel Osborn. Both books list Anna’s marriage to “Israel Osborn of E Windsor” without giving a date. We estimate 1797 as the marriage year based upon the birth of their first child in 1798, although there is an unreferenced IGI entry which lists 1793 as the marriage date. (IGI records with only a year are usually unreliable, as the lack of a specific date indicates that the information probably did not come from a church, governmental or other marriage document).

CENSUS RECORDS:
1800 Federal. Israel Osbourn appears in East Windsor on page 4 of 13 in East Windsor.
The ages and number of household members and who they possibly are:
Males 26-44: 1 Israel 27
Males 16-25: 1 ??
Males less than 10: 2 Israel Hayden 2 and Charles a few months
Females 16-25: 1 Anna Hayden 28

1810 Federal. Unable to find Israel in East Windsor.
For comparison to 1800 the 1810 East Windsor Census has 12 pages and 5 Osborn households, while the 1810 Windsor census has 35 pages and 10 Osborn households.

1820 Federal: We find Israel Osborn in Brighton, Ontario County, New York. (Monroe County is not formed until 1821 from parts of Ontario and Genesee County).
The ages and number of household members and who they possibly are:
Males 10-15: 1 Nathaniel 15
Males 16-18: 1 Wm E 18
Males 16-25: 3 Israel Hayden 22 , Charles 20 and Wm E 18 (Wm E is in 2 categories, this seems to be the way the census is constructed. The category numbers total to 11, but the people in the household total to 10)
Males 45+:1 Israel 47
Females 0-10: 2 Laura 8, Ursula 10
Females 10-15: 1 Mary 17
Females 26-44: 2 Anna 48 and Samantha Hayden 38

1830 Federal Census. Unable to find Israel Osborn.

1840 Federal Census. We find Israel Osbron in Henrietta, Monroe, New York
The ages and number of household members and who they possibly are:
Males 30-39: 2 Israel Hayden 42 and Charles 40
Males 60-69: 1 Israel 67
Females 20-29: 1 Laura 28
Females 30-39: 1 Samantha Hayden 58 ??
(Anna died 1843)

DEATH:
1843 in Henrietta, Monroe, New York per the inscription on her gravestone.

BURIAL:
Tinker Cemetery in Henrietta, Monroe, New York along with her husband and her children Charles, Israel and Laura. Inscription reads “Anna Hayden wife of Israel Osborn 1772 - 1843”.

CHILDREN:
Israel Hayden Osborne born abt 1798 No known marriage. Died 1890.
Charles Osborne born abt 1800 No known marriage. Died 1880.
William E Osborne born 1802-1805 1st wife unknown, 2nd wife Ann Eliza Unknown. Died after 1879.
Mary Osborne born abt 1803 married unknown Leggett. Died before 1859.
Nathaniel Osborne born abt 1805 married Roxy S Unknown. Died 14 Dec 1863 Nelson, Madison, New York.
Ursula Osborne born abt 1810 married John McGonegal. Died 13 Mar 1872.
Laura Osborne born abt 1812 No known marriage. Died 1857.


Buried:
Tinker Cemetery

Notes:

Married:
estimated-1st child 1798 or 1799

Married:
'Anna Hayden Married Israel Osborn of East Windsor'