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Robert Winchell is listed on the Windsor, Connecticut Founders Monument. Many online trees have Mary Phelps as his wife. There is no source to support that. Ancient Windsor book and Great Migration Series both have Unknown Unknown for spouse. He does have an association with William Phelps-See Great Migration. In his will he asks Sister Randall (Mary Randall), Abraham Randall and Brother Phelps (no first name given) to be his estates overseers. Possibly there is some relationship between a Phelps and Randall.

Notes from the book "The Winchell Genealogy : the ancestry and children of those born to the Winchell name in America since 1635, with a discussion of the origin and history of the name and the family in England, and notes on the Wincoll family" by Newton N. and Alexander N WInchell in 1917:
The book lists some genealogies and wills of Winchells and WIncolls in England. However, there is no known connection to Robert Winchell. The book concludes that Robert Winchell was probably born in England. There were also some other Winchells and Wincolls in America in the early time period, however Robert was the head of the only family in WIndsor. There is no evidence connecting Robert to any of the others. There is a family story of "3 brothers'. However, the authors believe that to be a myth. There is no known connection between any of those other any Winchells and Wincolls to Robert. End notes from the book.

The Great Migration series of sketches also conclude that Robert's origin is unknown.

All of that being said, there are numerous online trees showing Robert's English ancestry. However, none of them show any evidence other than ancestry trees and find-a-grave entries.

Winchell, Robert (I6561)

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Rochester Mt Hope Cemetery

Lawrence, Emma (I2604)

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Rohrsburg Cemetery

White, Elizabeth (I3899)

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Rohrsburg Cemetery

Unknown, Anna Barbara (I5889)

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Rohrsburg Cemetery

Shultz, Samuel (I6017)

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Rohrsburg Cemetery

Norbury, Mary (I6022)

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Rohrsburg Cemetery

Shultz, Philip (I6024)

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Rohrsburg Cemetery

Shultz, Daniel (I6143)

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Rolleston, Ellen (I7969)

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de Ros, Sir William (I7955)

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de Ros, Magna Charta Surety Robert (I7959)

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de Ros, Sir William (I7957)

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de Audley, Isolde (I7991)

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Rozanski, Verna R. Sanders.. A history of the Walter Palmer family of Stonington, Connecticut : and a supplementary history of Mrs. John Leland (Achsah Palmer) Sanders and her descendants. Assumption, Ill.: Daughters of the American Revolution, Illinois Society, Peter Meyer Chapter, 1968.

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Ruiters Settlement Cemetery

Friot, Catherine (I6318)

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RUTH GREENSLADE

Verification of her parentage comes from the will of Jacob Pudeator, her mothers second husband. The will was contested and the case was dropped. Therefore, by order of the court 5 pounds as called for in the will was to be paid to Ruth Greenslate alias Bridges. The will spelled her and her 3 brothers surname as Greenslit, and the court order spelled it Greenslate, which no doubt contributed to the confusing spellings found in the various on-line genealogies.

Greenslade, Ruth (I4636)

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Family (F294)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

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Saginaw Courier-Herald
4 Mar 1897
Herman Snear who lives three miles southwest of this place, received a telegram Wednesday evening with the sad intelligence that his son Joseph was killed by a tree falling on him.

Snear, Joseph (I5820)

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Saginaw On-line Obits

Irish, George Burt (I4981)

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Saint Michaels

Family (F1389)

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Samuel & Mary (Schultz) Yorks-Early 1800s
garyfritz (View posts)
Posted: 4 Aug 2003 4:33PM GMT
Classification: Query
I am looking for information on ancestors of Samuel Yorks (1827-abt. 1900), supposedly born near Jonestown, Columbia Co and lived in Sugarloaf Twp. He married Mary, daughter of Samuel and Mary (Norberry Schultz). The Yorks eventually ended up in Twp Juniata, MI.

Re: Samuel & Mary (Schultz) Yorks-Early 1800s
Joyce Ingerson (View posts)
Posted: 22 Feb 2004 9:57PM GMT
Classification: Query
Surnames: Yorks, West
S. AUGUSTUS YORKS, assistant cashier of the First National Bank, Danville, was born in this place February 10, 1853, a son of Samuel and Mary Ann (WEST) YORKS, natives of Pennsylvania and of English origin. The grandfather, also named Samuel, was an early settler in this part of Pennsylvania and an officer in the war of 1812. Our subject's father was a prominent man, first a Whig and later a Republican, and the leading spirit in establishing the First National Bank of Danville. When the bank was organized he was elected a director and also president, which position he occupied until his death in 1878. Our subject is the fourth of five children; was reared in Danville, where he was educated in the public schools and the academy, and since he was seventeen years of age has been employed in the First National Bank. He is now assistant cashier. In December, 1875, he married Cornelia Page HANCOCK, daughter of William HANCOCK and of English origin. She has borne her husband two children: Samuel and Mary. Mr. YORKS is a member of the Presbyterian Church and secretary of the Sabbath-school. He is a Republican, has served six years as a member of the town council of Danville and is treasurer of the R. A. in that place. Mrs. YORKS is a member of the Episcopal Church. (History of Columbia and Montour Counties Pennsylvania, Battle, 1887, Danville, pg. 179)

York, Samuel Henry (I1830)

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Samuel and his wife were very active Quakers. Their son John became a Quaker Preacher.

Vail, Samuel (I1974)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I10926)

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Sarah is buried in the Ortonville Cemetery, Ortonville, MI. There is a verse on her gravestone which was unreadable but contained the words:

Glory to the Crown

Cole, Sarah (I5850)

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Sarah Rebecca Phelps was born 1845 in Fort Ann, New York to Norman Phelps and Minerva Plum Burdick . She married Joseph Oscar Shultz (b 1837 in Pennsylvania) in Fairgrove, Tuscola, Michigan on 15 Dec 1861 in a ceremony performed at the home of William Irish (who is married to her niece, Henrietta Phelps), per the Tuscola County Marriage Ledger. She died 05 Apr 1932 in Bay City, Bay, Michigan.

Sarah Phelps appears on the 1850 census in Fort Ann, New York with her parents, Norman and Minerva.

Sarah R Phelps appears on the 1855 New York State Census for Fort Ann living with her parents, Norman and Minerva.

We have been unable to locate Sarah Phelps on the 1860 census.

Our next record of her is her marriage 15 Dec 1861 in Fairgrove, Tuscola, Michigan.

The census records for 1870 and 1880 show her living in Fairgrove.

She lived in Fairgrove near William and Henrietta Irish and apparently had a close relationship with them. We find Sarah's name on the wedding records of two of Williams daughters, Mary as a witness and Sophronia as a mother! (This was after Sophronia’s mother, Henrietta had died, either an error or an honorary title???)

Tuscola County Deed Record. 28 May 1884 Sarah R, Shultz Purchased 40 acres from Joseph R. Shultz for $700 (NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of section 14 of Town 13 of Range 8E). The sale of his share of the real estate to the wife is suggestive of a divorce settlement. Although later she is listed as a widow.

Sometime between 1884 and 1889 her Husband Joseph had died. She moved to Bay City, Bay, Michigan and is listed in the 1889 City directory as ‘widow of Joseph’. Also on the 4 census records from 1900 to 1930 she is listed as a widow.

On the 1894 Michigan Census and the 1900, 1910, 1920 and 1930 Federal census she is living in Bay City at 515 Polk. The Bay City city directory lists her address as a dairy. Her occupation selling milk.

She died in Bay City on 8 Apr 1932. She is buried in Fairgrove (AKA Brookside) Cemetery. Her stone reads Sarah R Schultz 1846-1932. (most documentary information has her born in 1845 including census records for 1850, 1855, 1920, 1930, her marriage certificate and her newspaper obit)

She is mentioned as a surviving sister in the 1923 obituary of her brother Andrew J Phelps of Fort Edward, NY.
On 14 Mar 1878 Sarah R. Shultz of Tuscola County, Michigan received consideration of $5 to sign off her interest as an heir of Norman Phelps Jr in the real estate of which was transferred by Norman Phelps Sr (to his children in 1839), lot 53, Lake George Tract in Fort Ann, NY. (on file with the Washington County, New York, Clerk) -see Norman Phelps, Jr property notes.
listed in 1889 Bay City directory Schultz Sarah, widow joseph, res 515 Polk

4/16/08 Terry had conversation with Dorothy Seeley (daughter of Harry Seeley). Dorothy remembers her Gramma (Sarah Phelps) Schultz. This gramma used to go for walks by Dorothy's house and then stop in to say hi. Then she would go home. Dorothy just a little girl then, remembers Gramma Schultz (our Sarah) as a tiny short little lady. Uncle Reube used to live with her she told me.

8/16/18- notes from terry on cemetery.:
Lot numbers online for Brookside are not right. In Lot #449 are per Brookside records (which began after 1921 Sexton house fire):
Grave 1 west side, no stone is Eunice (Bills) Schultz
Grave 2 West side is Sarah R. Schultz
Grave 4 East half is Wm. Schultz
Grave 4 West is H. Schultz

No other burials are listed in the Sexton records as being in lot 449. The lots are all 8 people lots with 4 buried on East and 4 buried on West. The Sexton said the grave #s meaning grave 1,2 etc and the east & west info could be mixed up. He has the longitudinal and latitude directions for them also.

The Sexton told me an interesting story. As we know Brookside began around 1898 when the owner of the property where Hinson cemetery was wanted all graves removed from his land. So graves and markers were removed. The Sexton Doug Foster remembers his brother’s telling him how they would go look for Indian arrowheads on the Land where the Hinson cemetery was 50 years ago when they were kids. They seen grave stones when looking for the arrowheads. So obviously not all were removed. Now there are wind turbines going up in that area so digging is going on.

Phelps, Sarah Rebecca (I6536)

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Says Castleton, England in error

Phelps, Lucinda (I6567)

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Scalded to death

Johnson, John (I7178)

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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I14528)

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Sea Battle against Scotland

Clere, Sir John (I8025)

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Second Census of the United States, 1800. NARA microfilm publication M32 (52 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C.

Second Census of the United States, 1800: Population Schedules, Washington County, Territory Northwest of the River Ohio; and Population Census, 1803: Washington County, Ohio. NARA microfilm publication M1804 (1 roll).

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Second Census of the United States, 1800. NARA microfilm publication M32 (52 rolls). Records of the Bureau of the Census, Record Group 29. National Archives, Washington, D.C. <p> Second Census of the United States, 1800: Population Schedules, Washington County, Territory Northwest of the River Ohio; and Population Census, 1803: Washington County, Ohio. NARA microfilm publication M1804 (1 roll).</p>

Source (S530)

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Second wife is older sister of first wife.

Bills, Thomas (I8981)

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SEE ALSO TAG 1939 VOL 16 PP49-54

Porter, John (I4748)

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See GM

Allen, Ralph (I3945)

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See her fathers will. Mary is listed as aminor age 13. But that just cannot be correct.

Phelps, Mary (I6152)

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See https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Dadley-1

Dadley, Margaret (I1703)

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