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GENEALOGICAL RECORD 
 
 OF THE DESCENDANTS OF 
 
 LEONARD HEADLEY 
 
 of 
 ELIZABETHTOWN, N. J. 
 
 TOGETHER WITH HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL. 
 SKETCHES AND ILI.USTRATED WITH POR- 
 TRAITS AND OTHER ILI.USTRA- 
 TIONS. 
 
 BY -J^ 
 
 REV. A. J. FRETZ, 
 
 MILTON, N. J. 
 
 With an introduction b}^ Will C. Headley Esq., of 
 Newark, N. J. 
 
 ■» . 
 
 Joseph W. Headley, printer 
 
 Milton, New Jersey. 
 
 1905. 
 

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 PREFACE. 
 
 The study of Genealogy is both interesting and 
 of great value. Its effects ought to be beneficial in 
 maintaining the honor and integrity of a family ex- 
 tending through a long line of progenitors whose 
 memory should be cherished with loyal devotion to 
 endless day, and whose virtues are worthy of emu- 
 lation. It is commendable to be familiar with one's 
 family history, and eminently proper to put it on re- 
 cord in a convenient form for the benefit of future 
 generations. 
 
 Such records will be of incalculable value to gen- 
 erations yet unborn, and will be highly prized by 
 them, and upon the authors they will lavish lasting 
 praise for having preserved from oblivion the tradi- 
 tions and history of the deeds and lives of the progeni- 
 tors and their posterity. 
 
 These genealogical trees will become heirlooms in 
 the family, and volumes will be sought for and plac- 
 ed in public libraries. In the family, too, they will 
 wield an influence, as the lives of unselfish devotion 
 to God, conscience, and family, of the forefathers 
 are recounted, to keep unsullied the family name. 
 
 The work has been prepared at a great vSacrifice 
 of time and labor. Had all responded promptly to 
 communications, the work would have been far 
 easier, more complete, and less time and expense 
 required. 
 
 The author acknowledges himself indebted to 
 many of the family for kind favors received in the 
 
IV THE HEADLEY TIISTOKY 
 
 form of records and other data for the work, among 
 whom may be especially mentioned those who have 
 very materially aided the author in the work, fore- 
 most among them and of especial mention are — Mr. 
 C. C. Gardner, and Will C. Headley Esq., of New- 
 ark,, both having Collected a large amount of data, 
 which they furnish for use in the work. Among 
 others are— Miss Mary Headley, of Newark, N. J., 
 Miss Elizabeth M. Headley, of Union, N. J., Mrs. 
 Helen T. Headley, of Morristown, N. J.; and 
 others. 
 
KXPI^ANATIONS. 
 
 It will be observed that all descendants are recorded in the regu- 
 lar order of birth, from the oldest down to the youngest, through- 
 out the entire connections, each generation being marked con- 
 secutively from tlrst to last. The Roman numerals placed before 
 each name designate the generation to which they belong, as— 
 I. Leonard Headley, (First generation). 
 II. Thomas Headley, (Second generation). 
 
 III. Samuel Headley, (Third generation). 
 
 IV. Josejjh Headley, (Fourth generation). 
 
 Beginning with the first (1) ancestor Leonard Headley. His 
 children (II) generation; then follows Samuel Headley (III) gen- 
 eration; and his children the (IV) generation; and so on down to 
 the last of the pioneers' descendants. 
 
 When marriages occur between members of the connection the 
 husband carries the record. 
 
 lathe general index will be found the names of all descendants 
 mentioned in the book, over eighteen years of age. 
 
 To find family records see Index of Branches, where names of all 
 of the first, second, third and fourth generations are given. 
 
 Abbreviations — B. signifies born; d. died or deceased; m. mar- 
 ried; S. single; Twp. township; Presby. Presbyterian; Meth. Ep. 
 Methodist Episcopal; Cong. Congregationalist. 
 
INTRODUCTION. 
 
 The Headley family of this work is believed to 
 have originated with one I^eonard Headley, who, 
 prior to the year 1664, came from England, landed 
 at Boston; from there went to Connecticut and after- 
 wards drifted to Long Island, and in the year 1664, 
 with a large party of settlers and their wives, located 
 and settled at Elizabeth Town, Essex County, New 
 Jersey. I^eonard Headley, being at that time mar- 
 ried; as the records show that he took up and caused 
 to be surveyed a tract of land in the name of himself 
 and wife. 
 
 Leonard Headlej^ or his descendants soon after 
 went about five miles west of Elizabeth Town, took 
 up land and settled what for many years was known 
 on the maps of Essex Co. (afterwards Union County) 
 as Headley Town, being that part of Union township 
 now known as Unionville, m Vv^hich many of their 
 descendants may still be found, and quite some of 
 the land that was obtained by the first settlers by oc- 
 cupation is still owned by the Headley family — the 
 family seldom selling land— the fathers generally 
 providing homes for their sons, near their own dwell- 
 ing place, either by purchase or occupation. This 
 trait of the family causing considerable difficuty in 
 tracing of ancestors, as very few left wills, the land 
 being generally divided before the decease of the par- 
 ent or by the family afterward, and if deeds were 
 given many were not recorded or have become lost. 
 Another difficulty being found in that generalfy the 
 
Vni THE IIEADI.EY llISTOia' 
 
 family records and heirlooms were looked after by 
 the female members of the family, who api>ear to 
 have taken more interest in records and heirlooms 
 than the male members, but through death and 
 change of name by marriage it is very diflicult to trace 
 records and heirlooms through female descendants of 
 a family. What little information still existed of 
 the family of records and heirlooms was fast .becom- 
 ing lost or strayed. 
 
 I was greatly impressed with the little knowledge 
 in the possession of the majority of families 
 in regard to their ancestors, many not being 
 able to go back of grandparents. The want of some 
 accurate, complete and enduring record was not only 
 felt by myself but b\- many other members of the 
 family, and as there were but few very old peojjle 
 left in the inunediate family, it couUl not have been 
 ol)tained too soon, and would have been much more 
 easily obtained and more accurate had it been looked 
 after years ago. 
 
 In search for records a short time ago I became 
 acquainted with Rev. A. J. Fretz, who, Ixiing con- 
 nected with the family, has taken great interest in 
 the work of getting records of the different branches 
 of the family together, — Rev. Mr. Fretz's ability for 
 work of this nature is beyond question, and through 
 his kindness in consenting to take charge of and pub- 
 lish the work will have the heart3' approval as well 
 as the co-operation of the whole family. 
 
 The ancestor of the family being among the fir.st 
 settlers of the country, his descendants are to be 
 found in nearly every state of the Union, and in 
 about every walk of life. 
 
 The writer well remembers the dwelling house 
 occupied by his great grandfather, Carey Ileadley, 
 
Pkesbytekian cii. Conn. Fakms, Union, Union Co. N. J. 
 
THE IlEADLEY HISTORY IX 
 
 situated on the corner of what is now known as 
 Valley Street and Vaux Hall Road, about ^ mile 
 south of Wyoming in Union County near the Essex 
 Celine. The house being shingled on five sides in- 
 cluding the roof, large wide hall-way through the 
 center, timber cut from the woods and framed in 
 the rough oak floors. House i Yo. stor}^ dwelling, fill- 
 ed in with brick to the roof. The large garret making 
 a fine play ground for children, myself and other 
 children often usiwg same for that purpose, or watch- 
 ing some member of the family weave carpet with 
 the loom set up in theold garret. It was understood 
 that the house was on the grourid of the battle 
 of vSpringfield, the left wing of the British 
 army coming up the Vaux Hall Road from Klizabeth, 
 for the purpose of flankingthe army of Gen. Green 
 at Springfield, the detachment of British were check- 
 ed at the east branch of the Rah way River about 
 I GOO feet northwesterly of this old house. The old 
 house showed the effects of the struggle as many 
 bullet holes were in its south side, and when torn 
 down, 1874, about 25 leaden bullets were taken from 
 same. Cannon balls, bayonets, and other articles of 
 war equipments were around the house when I was 
 a boy , most of which relics were used in the celebration 
 of the battle of Springfield in 1876, and were not re- 
 turned. The lone relic known to the writer is a cop- 
 per cent date 1788. I have been told that at the 
 time of this battle the live-stock of the settlers was 
 driven over the mountain by women members of the 
 family. 
 
 Probably the four oldest houses erected by the 
 Headley family now standing, are the ones now oc- 
 cupied by Joseph B. Headley, and the one adjoining, 
 belonging to the estate of Warren Headley, on the 
 
lawful successors and the Goveniiueiil of this Pro- 
 vince of New Jersey as long as you shall continue an 
 inhabitant under the same without any equivocations 
 or mental reservation whatsoever ami so help you 
 
 God." 
 
 « Signed j Leonard Hcadley. 
 
 Tlic oath was taken by 65 per^^ons in which num- 
 ber was comprised Luke Watson's Company of sixty 
 emigrants. Leonard lleadley evidently l>eing one of 
 five persons who joined the company at lUi/al)eth- 
 town and was one of the original founders of that 
 place. Land at l-:iizal)Cthtown was api)ortioned to 
 Leonard Hcadley in the same proportion as to the f>o 
 associates. In the first company of emigrants no per- 
 son was admitted but church memlxrrs. 
 
 On the 6th of Octol>er, 1665. a warrant for 120 
 acres of land was granted to Leonard Headlcy wilhni 
 the bounds of Klizal>ethtown of upland and meadow 
 in proportion, in right of himself and wife. Lil>er 2. 
 Cartaret Hook page 3. 
 
 In pursuance of alx)ve warrant, on Ociuoer 14, 
 1678. the lands were laid out to Leonard Headley and 
 filed in right of himself and wife, viz— ( O First, a 
 house lot of 4 acres bounded by John Ogden Jr. and 
 the highway; Second, upland of 8 acres at Brocketls 
 Spring, along the brook adjoining II ur Thompson's 
 and a swamp; Third, upland of 6 acres lying on the 
 way to the point bounded in part by John Ogden Jr. 
 and John Woodruff; Fourth, a tract of 20 acres on 
 Elizabethtown Creek adjoining Daniel De Hart, John 
 Ogden Jr., Joseph Secords, Robert Vauquellin and 
 J. Morris; Fifth, a tract of upland of 65 acres on n. 
 E. end of plains adjoining Benjamin Park, Jonathan 
 Ogden and Margaret Baker; Sixth, a tract of 
 meadow land of 14 acres adjoining Margaret Baker in 
 
Hon. William H. Kav 
 (See page 30) 
 
THE HEADLEY HISTORY 18 
 
 the great meadow west by a small Island, and adjoin- 
 ing Samuel Morris. 
 
 Leonard Headley died February 1683, leaving an 
 estate valued at ^99. 3. S^^ 6. d. 
 
 He was a weaver, and also owned a sawmill. 
 He married Sarah, who, in 1684, was the wife of 
 *Robert Smith and was appointed administratrix of 
 his estate as Sarah Smith. 
 
 Leonard Headley. 
 
 Invty. taken Feby. 8, 1683, 
 
 at Elizabeth Town, Essex Co. , 
 
 ^99."o3"o6. 
 
 By Isaac Whitehead, 
 Jonathan Ogden, 
 Essex Inventories, 1682 — 1694. 
 
 East Jersey Deeds — 
 
 Liber A. folio 63. 
 
 Leonard Headley of Elizabeth Town, 
 
 Intestate. 
 
 Adms Sarah Headley his widow. 
 
 Date Mar. 9, 1683-4. 
 
 Bond of Sarah wife of Robert Smith of Elizabeth 
 Town, Essex Co., N. J., to settle estate of her late 
 husband Leonard Headley. 
 
 Date of Bond Feby 4, 1684. 
 Essex Adms. 1675 — 1729. 
 
 Liber A. folio 181. 
 Letters of Admin, granted on Estate of Leonard 
 
 *Robert Smith was, according to "Hatfield," the first of his name 
 in Elizabethtown, N. J. He was there in 16cS7, and in 1(>1)9 was 
 High Sheritf of the County. He died in 1705, and his widow Sarah 
 (Relict of Leonard Headley) was made administratrix May 10, of 
 that year. 
 
14 TIIK KKADI.F.V HlsmUV 
 
 Headley of Klizabeth Toivii to liis former wife, 
 Sarah, now wife of Robert Smith. 
 Feby 5, 16S4. 
 
 The exact location of Leonard Ilcadley's home is 
 not known, but evidently was in or near to Eliza- 
 beth. Later generations of the family pushed a little 
 farther west into the then unbroken wilderness, and 
 located at what was subse(iiK'ntly known as "Head- 
 ley town." 
 
 The children of Leonard lleadlcy are supposed to 
 hav^e been Thomas and Abner. 
 
 The associates and neighbors of Leonard Head- 
 ley evidently were Robert \'au(|uellin, CharlesTuck- 
 er, Robert Bond, Joseph Bond, Jacob Mclyn, Rob- 
 ert White, and others. 
 
THOMAS HEADLEV, OF ELIZABETH- 
 TOWN, NEW JERSEY. 
 
 ||. Thomas Headley. He is supposed to have been 
 a son of Leonard Headley. Nothing is known of him 
 except that his name appears on papers etc. in the 
 city of Elizabeth about 1700 — 1702. 
 
 Of the family of Thomas Headley, nothing is 
 positively known, but is supposed to have been the 
 father of Samuel Headley Sr., of "Headley town." 
 
 Of the early family connections of the Headley 
 family but little is known and is very uncertain. In 
 December, 1702, John Parker died, leaving his pro- 
 perty to Robert Smith of Egg Harbor, widow Sarah 
 Browne, Thomas Headley, and the church at Eliza- 
 bethtown. This Thomas Headley was in all proba- 
 bility a son of Leonard Headley, and possibly may 
 have been a son-in-law of John Parker. 
 
 John Parker, Robert Smith and John Ogden were 
 from Long Island. The naming of Thomas Headley 
 in the will of John Parker may show a connection be- 
 tween the families of Headley and Parker. 
 
10 DESCENDANTS OF THOMAS HEADI.EY 
 
 Query 2d John Parker, IClizabethtowii, Dec. 19, 
 
 1702. 
 Legatee "Robert Smith of Ep^ Harl)or (My home 
 
 lot which I bought of Joseph Whitehead) in 
 
 consideration of Several kindnesses done me 
 
 by Robert Smith." 
 Legatee "My friend Vc widow vSarah Hrown." 
 
 "Thomas Headley." 
 
 Capt. Hbenezer Lyon, inijvj, willed to daughter 
 Dorcas, land that had belonged to Tliomas Ileadlcy 
 in Klizabeth. 
 
SAMUEL HEADLEY, OF (IIEAD- 
 EEYTOWN) N. J. 
 
 III. Samuel Headley Sr. b about 1690, d about 1755; 
 
 m Mary . They lived in "Headleytown," (now 
 
 Unionville), N. J., evidently where Joseph B. Head- 
 ley now lives, and was the founder of "Headle}^- 
 town. ' ' The property accumulated by Samuel Head- 
 ley consisted of large tracts of land in the vicinity. 
 They were members of the Presbyterian church at 
 "Connecticut Farms" and were buried there, but 
 there is nothing to identify their graves. 
 
 Connecticut Farms are in the northern part of the 
 township four miles north-west from Elizabethtown 
 and six miles south-west from Newark. Previous to 
 1749 a number of families from Connecticut purchas- 
 ed a large tract of land there and gave it the name of 
 "Connecticut Farms." The name of the village has 
 since been changed to Union. At this place the 
 Presbyterian church, still known as the "Conn. 
 Farms" Presbyterian church, was established 
 some time prior to 1749. The first pastor of whom 
 there is any knowledge, was Rev. Mr. Horton. 
 Subsequent pastors have been Revs. Thane, Derbe, 
 Hait, Fish, Smith, Thompson, Street, Converse, 
 and Carnaille the present (1904) pastor. 
 
 The first church building was a wooden structure. 
 The date of its erection is not known, as the church 
 and records were burned by the Hessians during the 
 Revolutionary war. It is, however, quite probable 
 that it was built sometime during the early settlement 
 
18 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 of "Conn. Farms," and probably is one of the old- 
 est Presbyterian churches in the State of New Jersey. 
 Here worshiped many of theHeadley ancestors — and 
 in the quiet cemetery adjoining, all that was mortal 
 of the ancestor Samuel Headley, and many of his 
 descendants were laid to rest, there to await the 
 resurrection of the just. At the close of the Revo- 
 lutionary war, the church was rebuilt by the people 
 with stone from their own quarries, brick from their 
 own brick kilns, and timber from their own wood- 
 lands. It is still standing, and although improved 
 within, the walls are the same, and it stands on near- 
 ly the same site occupied by the first dwelling. 
 
 Samuel Headley made his will May 30, 1745, 
 and reads as follows: — 
 
 Jn the name of God Amen — 
 
 The Thirtyetii day of may in yc Eighteenth year of the Keign of 
 our tiovereign l.ord George ye »>ecc)na — by rhe Grace of Gua ivini;- 
 of Great Bnttam — France and Jreland — L>elenderut thefaiih Annoy 
 DomiOne Thousand seven Hundred and forty and live — 
 
 1 Samuel Headley of ye Borough ot Elizitueth in Essex County 
 within ye Province of Mew Jersey ieomaii — Being aired and inlinu 
 of body* — but of sound and perlect mind memory ana underfttanamg 
 (thanks be to almighty God therefore) do make this my last \\ ili una 
 Testament in manner and form following — that is to say — 
 
 1 give ana bequeath my immoriai soul into ye hanuo of almighty 
 God who gave me my being and my body 1 commit to ye Eartn lo 
 receive a aecent christian burial and as touching ye aistnbution 
 of such worldly and temporal estate as it hath jdeuhed (lod to bless 
 me with 1 desposeoi the same as follows — 
 
 In primis — my will Is and I do hereby ordain that all such debts 
 as I shall justly owe at ye time of my death, shall be well ana truly 
 paid out of my moveable estate in convenient time after my decease. 
 Item — 1 give and bequeuth unto my Beloved wife Mary which — 
 — she shall cnuse in my now dwelling House and ye one equal third 
 part of ye improvements — Benefits iiiid income ol all my lands, tent*- ■ 
 meuts and herrditaments during ye whole term of her natural life — 
 I give and bequeath unto my said wife Mary the one equal third 
 part of all my whole moveable estate (my just debts being first paid 
 out of ye same) to be at her sole disposal lorever— 
 
 Item — 1 give and bequeath unto my sou Isaac Headley ye sum of 
 
 shillings in full of his part of all my Estate, having neretofore 
 
 given to him his full share and thereof — 
 
 Item — 1 give and bequeath unto my beloved son Joseph Headley 
 his heirs ana assigns forever Eight acres of my plantation whereon 1 
 now live to betaken of from ye same at ye south west Corner thereof 
 and to extend so far easterly as to include the dwelling wherein he 
 now lives. ' • 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY 19 
 
 Item— 1 give grant devise and bequeath unto my three sons 
 namely Joseph Headley, Robert Headley and Samuel Headley all the 
 remainder of my whole Plantation whereon I now live (Containing 
 my said whole one Hundred acres of land) and to their heirs and 
 assigns for ever to be divided amongst them in ye proportions fol- 
 lowing— vit- To Joseph twenty and two acres To Robert Thirty 
 acres, and to Samuel forty acres— and my will is that my son Samuel 
 his part shall include my dwelling House, orchard and all such part 
 of my mowing pasture as is not above disposed of— 
 
 Item — 1 likewise give grant and devise unto them ray three sons 
 last above mentioned all my salt meadoAv to be equally divided to 
 and amongst them— part and part alike— To have and to hold ye 
 above bequeathed lands and meadows unto them my said three sons 
 vist — Joseph-Robert and Samuel in proportions above mentioned 
 with all the privileges— Immunities profits— Commodities and ap- 
 parteuces thereunto belonging and to their heirs and assigns for- 
 ever. 
 
 Item— I give and bequeath unto my said son Samuel Headley 
 one team of oxen and two Horses to be at his disposal forever- 
 Item— 1 give and bequeath unto my four daughters, vist Mary 
 (the wife of John Muchmore Junr) Sarah-Rachel and Phede, all my 
 whole movable estate (not above disposed of) to be equally divided 
 to and amongst them part and part alike and to be at their solo dis- 
 pose — 
 
 Item — I Constitute, make ordain and appoint my trusty friend 
 Thomas Baker and my son Samuel Headley the Executors of this my 
 last Will and Testament and I do revoke and nullify all former wills 
 and Testaments by me in any manner or wise heretofore made and 
 declared hereby ratifying and Comprising this to be my last Will and 
 Testament. 
 
 In Witness whereof I have to this my last "Will and Testament 
 set my hand and seal ye day and year first above written. 
 
 Signed Sealed Published Pronounced and Declared by ye Testa- 
 tor to be his last Will and Testament in ye presence of us witnesses. 
 John Wade Junr his ( —^ ) 
 
 Jothan Clark Samuel X Headley { seal [ 
 
 Benj. Bonnell. mark | -v~ ) 
 
 Children: Mary, Joseph, Robert, Samuel, 
 Sarah, Rachel, Phebe, Isaac. 
 
 MARY HEADLEY, DAUGHTER OF 
 SAMUEL HEADLEY, vSR. 
 
 IV. Mary Headley, m John Muchmore. He was b 
 1720, d Sept 15, 1784. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HE ADLHV. SOX 
 OF SAMUEL HEADEEV. SR. 
 
 IV. Joseph Headley, b about 171S, d Oct 17S5. It 
 is not known whom he married. He was a farmer 
 and Hved at first in Headle} town on land inherited 
 from his father Samuel Headley Sr, evidently where 
 Joseph B. Headley now lives. He later purchased 
 and removed to the property iti Headley town known 
 as Vaux Hall, of which he was the first Headley own- 
 er of record. It is also probable that he erected the 
 house on this property and gave it the Tianie it has 
 since borne. Vaux Hall is located about two miles 
 from the village of Union, and is near the Wyoming 
 and Maplewood stations on the Delaware and Lacka- 
 wanna Railroad. It was quite a large Colonial re- 
 sidence. It had a frontage of at least 50 feet which 
 faced to the south. Had a large wide hall tlirough 
 it, with rooms on both sides. It had very large fire 
 places with fixtures for large heavy iron kettles. On 
 the second floor was a loom for carpet weaving which 
 was destroyed about 1870. The hou.se was pierced 
 by many bullet holes, said to have been made by the 
 British during the Revolutionary war. At this time, 
 and perhaps earlier, it was used as a tavern. The 
 same dwelling was afterwards owned and occupied by 
 Cary Headley, Timothy Headley, Wickliff Headley, 
 until about seven years ago. About 1870 the old 
 dwelling was torn down and a more modern one erect- 
 ed on the site. 
 
 During the war of the Revolution there were 
 fought the battles of Conn. Farms and Springfield 
 partly on Headley property, and in which John 
 Thompson Headley, Cary Headley, and others of the 
 Headley family fought against the foe. On the 6th 
 of June, 1780, Gen. Mathews was sent with 5,000 
 men from Staten Island, with orders to penetrate New- 
 Jersey and attack Washington at Morristown. 
 
 The next day the British took posse.ssion of Eliza- 
 bethtown and began their march toward Springfield, 
 intending to defeat the Continentals there and proceed 
 on to Morristown. The route taken was along the 
 Galloping Hill Road, which led through Connecticut 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 21 
 
 Farms, (now the village of Union). Here the mili- 
 tia offering resistance, the enemy opened fire, de- 
 feated the handful of men, and appl3ang the torch 
 to the few buildings in the village, they continued 
 on their way toward Springfield. Warning of the 
 enemy's approach was given, and at Springfield the 
 British met a detachment of men from Washington's 
 campat Morristown. A sharp skirmish ensued, in 
 which the British were driven back to the coast. 
 
 For two weeks after their repulse at Springfield 
 the enemy hovered around in the vicinity of Eliza- 
 beth Town, afraid to attack the continentals with the 
 force at their command. On June 22, Clinton came 
 up from the south with additional troops, and an- 
 other move against Washington was planned. It 
 was decided to draw the Americans into a general 
 engagement and capture the stores at Morristown. 
 Feigning an expedition to the Hudson Highlands, 
 Clinton deceived Washington who marched away in 
 that direction Vvdth a considerable body of men. 
 General Green was left to guard Springfield and the 
 country west and north of the village. 
 
 When Washington was well on his way Knyphau- 
 sen marched along the Galloping Hill Road with 5000 
 infantry, twenty pieces of artillery and 800 cavalry, 
 and on the 23d attacked General Green at Spring- 
 field. The battle waged all day. At one time it 
 seemed as though the British would win. They suc- 
 ceeded in forcing a passage across the bridge span- 
 ning the Rah way river there, but at last the conti- 
 nentals repulsed them and sent them scurrying back 
 along the road up w^hich they had marched so confi- 
 dently that morning. So great was their confusion 
 that they ran until they reached the coast. The 
 British lost 300 men, while the American loss was 
 
23 THE HEADLEY HISTOK^ 
 
 less than lOo. The British had 6000 men to the 
 
 Americans 1500. 
 
 Joseph Headley attended the Presbyterian church 
 
 at Conn. Farms and was buried there. He made his 
 
 will Oct. 25, 1785, and reads as follows: — 
 
 Children: David, Elizabeth, John, Rachel, 
 Cary, Ann, Mary. 
 
 In the name of (ioil Amen I Joseph Ileatlley of Elizabeth Town 
 m the County of Essex and State of New Jersey," Ueinijc "t MiJ« tim«* 
 weak in body but of sonnd and disposiui; mind, mrm(»ry and iimlfi- 
 standing. Thanks be to almii^hly (lod for the sanic and ("nsidtMini; 
 the uncertainty of life and the Certainty of death, do make and de- 
 clare these presents to be and Contain my last Will and Testament 
 in manner and fo.in following — That is to say — In jirimis— 1 rccit- 
 mend my soul into the hands of (iod who gave" it and my body J 
 commit to the Earth to be interred in such decent and chrisVian 
 manner as to my Executors shall seem meet and as to the dcspi.hition 
 of such temporal estate wherewith it has jleased almighty (iod to 
 bless me 1 do give anil disj)ose thereof in manner following. To wit- 
 First — I will that all my just debts and funeral exjienses be well and 
 truly paid and satisfied within some Convenient time after mv de- 
 cease by my three sons — Cary Headley David Headley and J(diu 
 Headley, Equally share and share alike, froni andout of the lands 
 hereinafter given to my said three sons Cary — David and John — 
 
 Item — I do give and becjueath unto my daugliler Kailiel tbe w ife 
 of Aaron Hunter the sum of 11ve£ lawful money of said state of New 
 Jersey — 
 
 Hem — I give and bequeath unto my daiigliter Ann the wife (tf 
 Eliakim Frazer the like sum of Five Pounds — 
 
 Hem — 1 do give anil beiiueath unto my daughter Miiry, one Cow 
 -such as she shall make choice of, and 1 alsogive and beipicath unto 
 my said daughter Mary one bedstead leather bed — bowlster and pil- 
 lows mie pair of sheets — two blankets and one Cover-lid — 
 
 Hem — I do give all the rest residue and remainder of my persimal 
 or moveable estate unto and among all my children and my grand- 
 son Abner Crane. 
 
 Hem — 1 give, devise and bequeath unto my son Cary Headley 
 and his heirs and assigns forever all that my House and lot of land 
 Containing about six and one half acres which 1 purchased of mv 
 brothers Samuel and Robert Headley. 
 
 Hem — I give, devise and bequeath unto my said son Cary Head- 
 ley and to his heirs and assigns forever Five acres of land wliich I 
 purchased of said Samuel and Robert Headley, which said live acres 
 adjoines the land of said Samuel Headley. 
 
 Item— 1 do also give, devise and bequeath unto him my said son 
 Cary Headle}' and to his heirs and assigns forever Ten and one half 
 acres of land which 1 purchased of John W'inans and which Ten and 
 one half acres of land adjoins land of Daniel Spinning and the land 
 of Isaac Gillam — he my son Cary Headley to i)ay one third part of all 
 my just debts and I do make the said lands herein before given to my 
 said son Cary Headley liable and chargeable with the payment df 
 one third part of my said debts as aforesaid. 
 
 Item — I do give devise and bequeath unto my three sons Cary 
 David and John Headley and to their heirs and assigns for ever 
 Equally share and share alike my four acres of salt meadow. 
 
 Hem — All the rest, residue and remainder of my landed and real 
 Estate whatsoever and whensoever 1 do give, devise and bequeath 
 unto my two sons David Headley and John Headley and to their 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY • 23 
 
 heirs and assigns forever Equally share and sbare alike as tenants 
 in common they my said sons David and John to pay two thirds 
 part of my just debts and I do hereby make the land hereinbefore 
 given to them my said two sons liable and chargeable with the pay- 
 ment of two thirds part of my said debts as aforesaid — 
 
 Item — 1 do make and appoint my said three sons, Gary, David 
 and John Executors of this my last Will and Testament. 
 
 In Testamony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 
 twenty tilth day of October in the year of our Lord Seventeen h\in- 
 dred and Eighty five. 
 
 Witnesses (Signed) Joseph Headley. — ■— 
 
 Joseph Tooker, seal 
 
 William Pool, ^,-- 
 
 William Stiles. 
 
 A Codicil to be added to and be part of the last Will and Testa- 
 ment of Joseph Headley — 
 
 Whereas my Will bearing dale twenty tifth day of October 
 Seventeen hunared and Eighty tive all the rest, residue and remain- 
 der of my landed and real Estate, whatsoever and whensoever J have 
 given devised and becjueathed unto my tA\o sons David and John 
 ICeadley and to their heirs and assigns forever Equally share and 
 share alike as tenants in Common and whereas it was my Va ill and 
 <iesign that my said two sons David and John should have Equally 
 between them my Estate both Real and personal to them or either of 
 thetn given as well in my lifetime as by m}' said last Will and'lesta- 
 ment, And whereas my said son David by a deed of Conveyance from 
 Matthias Burnet, is seized of a certain lot of land with the house and 
 other buildings and improvements thereon and to the same belonging 
 which I purchased and paid for to the said Matthias Burnet now I 
 the said Joseph Headley in pursuance of my said design do by this 
 my Codicil do direct and devise to my said son John so much of my 
 said estate bequeathed as aforesaid to my two sons David and John 
 as shall make his part or share of my said Estate Equal in Value to 
 what my said son David has received by virtue of the said Matthias 
 Burnet and what is bequeathed and devised unto him by my said 
 Will and Testament. And it is my true will and meaning that my 
 said will and Testament shall stand and remain in full force and 
 virtue except as altered by this my Codicil respecting the Estate 
 .given and devised in the same to my said two sons John and David. 
 
 Jn Witness whereof 1 have to this my Codicil set my hand and 
 seal this twenty seventh day of October in the year of our Lord one 
 Thousand Seven Hundred and Eighty live. 
 
 (Signed) Josejjh Headley. — ^— ~ 
 
 Witiiesses as above — seal 
 
 y. David Headley, b about 1745, d 1806; 111 . 
 
 Had one child, ^ Abner. 
 
 V8. Abuer Headley, bin 1766, d Sept. 5, 1814, m 
 
 *Ksther . She was b in 1766, d Aug. 29, 1827, 
 
 C: Davis, Jane, Charlotte, Hannah. 
 
 VII. Davis Headley, b— , djuly 1825. S. 
 
 VII. Jane Headley, b — , d — ; m Isaac Parker 
 Oct. 1796. 
 
 * After the death of Abner Headley his widow Esther married 
 second husband, Joseph Shipman. 
 
24 THE HEADLEY IIISTORV 
 
 VH- Charlotte Headley, b — , d — ; m James Wain- 
 wright Dec. 27, 181 2. 
 
 Vll. Hannah Headley, b — , d — ; m John Crilley. 
 
 Y- Elizabeth Headley, b about 1749, d — ; m 
 *Benjaniin Crane. He was b at Klizabethtovvn Feb. 
 4, 1740. C: Abner. 
 
 Vr Abner Crane, b Mar. 4, 1768. 
 
 Y. John Thompson Headley, b at Conn. Farms in 
 1751, dFeb. 4, 1828; m Catharine Smith. She was 
 b at Springfield, N. J. in 1756, d Nov. 7, 1846; aged 
 90 years. 
 
 He served as a soldier in the Revolutionary war 
 and fought in the battles of Conn. Farms and Spring- 
 field. He and wife were buried at the Conn Farms 
 Presbyterian church. C: Stephen, Isaac, Jabez, 
 Caleb, Benjamin, Phebe, Sally, Polly, Rhoda. 
 
 V|. Stephen Headley, b about 1773, d — ; m Polly 
 Brown. 
 
 He was known as "Boss Headley" and lived and 
 died on Elmwood Ave. Irvington, N. J. Farmer, 
 Universalist. C: Caleb, Horace, James, Maria, 
 Edwin, Sarah, Eunice, Harriet, Joseph, Mary, 
 Mortimer. 
 
 Yl|. Caleb Brown Headley, b in 1810, dnearFarm- 
 ington, Minnesota, in 1886; m Mary Ann Wilkin- 
 son. One child, Stephen. 
 
 Caleb m second wife, Ann Eliza Alley, Jan. 6, 
 1 84 1. She was b in New York City in 181 7. Shoe 
 cutter, Universalist. C: Frank, Emma, Elizabeth, 
 Maria, Alice, Anna, Herman, Andrew; two d un- 
 named. 
 
 Yll|. Stephen C. Headley, b Apr. 12, 1833, m 
 Jennie V. Lock. P O Covina, Cal. Orange grow- 
 er. No issue. 
 
 *Benjamin Crane m second wife, Rachel Ball, daughter of Timo- 
 thy Ball. 
 
C'apt. J.kvi F. Btknett. 
 
 (See piiiie 44) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY a 
 
 40 
 
 Yll|. Frank Headlej', b — , d young. 
 
 Vl!|. Emma Pennington Headley, b Apr. 19, 1844, 
 
 m Samuel Rice in 1866. P O Covina, Cal. i C. 
 
 IX. Dr. Rice, b 1868, m . P O Azusa, 
 
 Cal. Dentist. No issue. 
 
 VIM- Elizabeth Dean Headley, b July 30, 1846, m 
 Edward Woodruff Parsons June 22, 1870. Res 56 
 X. Clinton St. East Orange, X. J. Universalist. 
 C. Alice, Jessie, Helene. 
 
 IX. Alice Parsons, b Oct. 11, 1874, m Merv^-n 
 
 Edward Johnston Dec. 27, 1899. Res 44 Carleton 
 
 St. East Orange, X. J. General Auditor Gas Dept. 
 
 Public Service Corp. Mr. Johnston Presby; Mrs. 
 
 Johnston Universalist. Xo issue. 
 
 IX. Jessie Parsons, bjan. 22, 1880, d Xov. 15, 
 1S82. 
 IX. Helene Parsons, b July 6, 1891. 
 
 Yll|. Maria Reynolds Headley, b Feb. 8, 1848, m 
 
 John Bigley Meeker July 10, 1S72. He was b Apr. 
 
 28, 1S34; Res. III. Boyd Ave., Jersey City Heights,' 
 
 X. J. C: Isaac, Harry, Edward, Ellis, Mary, 
 John. 
 IX. Isaac Howell Meeker, b Mar. 30, 1S73. 
 
 IX. Harrj' Pennington Meeker, b Dec. 11, 1874. 
 
 IX. Edward Parsons Meeker, b Apr. 10, 1877. 
 
 IX. Ellis Crowe Meeker, b Apr. 10, 1877; (twin). 
 
 IX. Mary Lenore Meeker, b Oct. 2^, 1878. 
 
 IX. Jchn Headley Meeker, bJan. 5, 1881. 
 
 VIII. Alice Ogden Headley, b — , diniS7_;.. S. 
 
 VIII. Anna M. Headlev. bin 1854. P O Covina, 
 Cal. S. 
 
 VIII. Herman T. Headley, b Mar i, 1861. P O 
 Co\'ina, Cal. Orange grower. S. 
 
 Vil|. Andrew Headley, d in infanc}'. 
 
 V!l|. Two d unnamed. 
 
 Vi|. Horace Headley, b — , m — ; died young in 
 the west about 1S43. 
 
36 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Yl|. James Orville Headley, b — , d — , m — Gail. 
 C: Arthur, Charles, Florence, Blanche. 
 
 VIII. Arthur Headley. P O Elmwood Ave., Irv- 
 higton, N. J. 
 
 Yll|. Charles Headley, b— , d in Ohio; m 
 
 and had one child. 
 
 VIII. Florence Headley, b— , d— . S. 
 
 VIII. Blanche Headley, b— , m Kdward T. CU^yne 
 of Northfield, Rice Co., Minnesota. 
 
 VII. Maria R. Headley, b— , m Smith R. Klstun 
 Mar. 5, 1831. C: Jonathan, Harriet. 
 
 VIII. Jonathan A. Elston, b July 4, 1S37, m El- 
 miua Wheeler Jan. i, 1S63. She was b Apr. 20, 
 1845. P O Rich Valley, Minn. C: Charlotte, 
 Mary, Smith, Arthur, Helen, Harry. 
 
 IX. Charlotte M. Elston, bAug. 28, 1865; m Ar- 
 thur T. Headley. P O Irvington, N. J. 
 
 IX. Mary B. Elston, b Sept 21, 1S72, m I'lysses 
 G. Fate Sept 17, 1901. P O Spencer, Iowa. Car- 
 penter, Methodist. C: (X) George Elston Fate, b 
 Jan 17, 1904. 
 
 IX. Smith R. Elston, b Oct. 19, 1S74, m . Res. 
 
 Minneapolis. No issue. 
 
 IX. Arthur S. Elston, b May 7, 1S78. S. 
 
 IX. Helen G. Elston, b Jan 9, 1883. S. 
 
 IX. Harry R. Elston, b Feb 18, 18S5. P O Rich 
 Valley, Minn. 
 
 VIII. Harriet P. Elston. P O Metuchen, N. J. 
 
 Vl|. Edwin Montgomery Headley, b at Irvington, 
 N. J., m Eliza G. Watson. She was b at Charles- 
 town, S. C. Mr. H., Universalist, Mrs. H., Epis- 
 copal. C: Clifford, Eunice, Grace, Nellie, Jennie. 
 
 Vlll CHfford W^atson Headley, b at Irvington, N. 
 J., Dec 3, 1864, m Rosetta, daughter of Rev. Francis 
 A. Farrow. P O Irvington, N. J. Traveling 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 27 
 
 Salesman, Universalist. C: (IX) Naomi G. Head- 
 ley, d aged ten months. (IX) Mildred W. Headley. 
 (IX) Edwin M. Headley, d aged 3 years, 7 months. 
 
 Yll|. Eunice F. Headley, b — , m Vreeland. 
 
 VIM- Grace Headley, m Morris. 
 
 Ylll. Nellie M. Headley, m Peck. 
 
 VIII- Jennie F. Headley, b — , d — . 
 
 Yl|. Sarah O. Headley, b— , m William E. Day. 
 Res. Far Stuyvesant Ave., Irvington, N. J. C: 
 Elmer, Florence, Charles, Frederick. 
 
 VIII. Elmer Day. P O Irvington, N. J. 
 
 VIII. Florence Day, m Lewis Voorhees. P O Irv- 
 ington, N. J. 
 
 VIII. Charles Day, (d). No issue. 
 
 VIII. Frederick Day, (d). No issue. 
 
 Vl|. Eunice B. Headley, m William Alley. C: 
 Elizabeth, Fannie, Charles. 
 
 VIII. Elizabeth Alley, m George Harper, (d). 
 
 VIII. Fannie Alley, m John Medcraft. Res. Elm- 
 wood Ave., Irvington, N. J. 
 
 VIII. Charles Alley, d young. 
 
 Vl|. Harriet B. Headley, m James S. Pierson Oct 
 3, 1838. Res. Bruen Ave., Irvington, N. J. C: 
 Josephine, Orville, Mary. 
 
 VIII- Josephine Pierson. 
 
 VIII. Orville Pierson, (d). 
 
 VIII-j.Mary J. Pierson. 
 
 VII. Joseph Durand Headley, b Oct 1818, at Hil- 
 ton, N. J., d at La Crosse, Wis. July i, 1894; m 
 Chloe Hathaway in 1842. She was bat Brockport, 
 N. Y., in 1 82 1. Carpenter, Mr. H. Universalist. 
 C: Ellen, Mortimer, Merritt, Emma, Josephine, 
 Caroline, Jay, Mary. 
 
 VIII. Ellen Headley, b Jan 27, 1843, d Jan 1899; 
 m Richard T. Wilson. Res. 234 S. 6th St., La- 
 
28 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Crosse, Wis. Marble Dealer, I'niversalist. C: 
 Jessie, Jay. 
 
 IX- Jessie Chloe Wilson, b — , m Rev. Samuel L. 
 McKee. P O Salem, Wis. Minister, Presl)y ch. 
 C: (X) Leila Ellen McKee. 
 
 IX- Jay Headley Wilson. P O La Crosse, Wis. 
 Theatrical, Universalist. S. 
 
 VIII. Mortimer Headley, b — , d young. 
 
 VIII. Merritt Headley, b May 14, 1847, d July 12, 
 1887. S. 
 
 VIII. Emma Headley, b Aug. 20, 1849, m 
 
 Thurlow. Res. 234 S. 6th St., La Crosse, Wis. 
 Carriage-maker, Universalist. C: Inga, Ralph, 
 Jessie; and three d infants. 
 
 IX. Ralph Wilson Tluirlow. S. 
 
 IX- Jessie Chloe Thurlow, d aged 14 yrs. 
 
 IX. Iiiga Carrie Thurlow, m John A. Kendell. Res. 
 Kansas City. Two children. 
 
 VIII . Josephine Headley, b — , d — . 
 
 VIII. Caroline Headley, b Feb 16, 1S53, m Thomas 
 Soden Henry Jan 27, 1881. Res. 1177 Broad St., 
 Newark, N. J. Judge of the First District Supreme 
 Court of Essex Co. , N. J; Epis ch. C: (|X ) ICmi- 
 lie Caroline Henry, b June 30, 1SS4, d May 7, 1S99. 
 
 VIII- Jay D. Headley, b — , d aged 3 years. 
 
 VIM- Mary lone Headley, b Dec. 10, 1S62, d Oct 
 
 1897, m Henry McPherson Lyles Oct 1891. Res. 
 
 708 Broadway, N. Y. Designer of men's and boys' 
 
 clothing, Epis ch. C: (|Xj Dorothy McPherson 
 Lyles, b Jan 31, 1894. 
 VII- Mary Amelia Headley, b in Clinton twp. 
 
 Essex Co., N. J., about 1834, d at Irvington, N.J. 
 
 about 1870; m Samuel Augustus Day about 1S55-6. 
 
 He was b in Union Co., N. J., d there about 1859. 
 
 Farmer, Ref ch. C: Stephen, Mary. Mary m 
 
 second husband, WicklifT B. Elston. C: Jonathan. 
 
. DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 29 
 
 Yll|. Stephen H. Day, bin Union Co. N. J. 1857. 
 P O Northfield, Minn. Grower of fruits, vegetables 
 and farm seeds, Presby ch. S. 
 
 VI !|. Mary A. Day, b 1859, d about 1866. 
 
 Yll|. Jonathan M. Elston, b July 28, 1867. P O 
 Red Bank, N. J. Drug clerk. S. 
 
 Yll. Mortimer Headley, d suddenl}^ on "Salt mea- 
 dow." S. 
 
 VI . Isaac Smith Headley, b at Union, Union Co. 
 N.J. 1775, djuly 17, 1862; m Julia King Oct 9, 
 1800. She was b 1784, djan22, 1847. Farmer and 
 Hank Mfg for sailing vessels. C: George, Marietta, 
 Julia, Edwin; (9 infant children buried in Conn. 
 Farms). 
 
 VII. George K. Headley, b at Union, N. J. iSoi, d 
 Nov 4, 1843; m Charity. No issue. 
 
 VII. Marietta Pleadley, b at Union, N. J. 1804, d 
 in Brooklyn, N. Y. Feb 21, 1876; m James Mount 
 Parker. He was b in Vermont 1802, d in Brooklyn, 
 N. Y. June i, 1876. ' He kept the first ice cream 
 saloon on the Bower\% N. Y. City., where ice cream 
 was eaten at tables. He had a large confectionery 
 store, made his own candies, and owned the build- 
 ing. He lost his business by the building being 
 burned to the ground. He then learned the trade of 
 jeweler. His wife kept a private school while he 
 learned the trade. Baptists. C: Marietta, William, 
 Gilbert, George, James, Martha, Adaline, Julia. 
 
 Vll|. Marietta Parker, b June 17, 1S30, d Feb 20, 
 1903; mjohn Shreves, 2nd — Meehan. C: George, 
 Ada, Emma, and Charles Shreves. 
 
 IX. George Shreves, b — , d — . 
 
 IX. Ada Shreves, m \Vm. Murray. P O Green- 
 ville, N. Y. 
 
 VIII. William Parker, d aged 4 3'ears. 
 
30 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 VIII. Gilbert Parker, b in 1S32, m Anna C. Robbins. 
 Res. 243 Broadway, Astoria, N. V. Jeweler, Mcth 
 Ep. No issue. 
 
 Vll|. George Parker, d infant. 
 
 VIII. James Parker, bin 1836, d — , m — . No issue. 
 
 VIII. Martha A. Parker, b in New York City Oct 
 ID, 1838, mHon. William H. RayOct 5, 1855. He 
 was b in New York City Dec. 25, 1832; d Scj^t 5, 
 1903. Res. 33S McDonou^h St. Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 At an early age he learned the trade of pressman. 
 He became an expert in his line and was considered 
 one of the most skillful woodcut pressmen in the 
 country in his time. For a number of j-ears he was 
 superintendent in the pressroom of the PVank Leslie 
 Publishing Co., resigning to become identified with 
 the manufacturing of printing ink with the W. D. 
 Wilson Co. whose plant is in Long Lsland City with 
 offices in Manhattan. Soon after marriage he joined 
 Young Americus Hook and Ladder Company, and 
 when many of his associates went to war Mr. Ray 
 was unable to do so, as he was minus one of his 
 thumbs, which was cut off by being caught in a print- 
 ing press. Mr. Ray, in the seventies, was an active 
 factor in Republican politics. At the time each 
 Ward had two Aldermen, who would hold sessions 
 one day as Aldermen, and the next day as Super- 
 visors. The salar}' was $2,000 per annum. The late 
 Demas Strong and Mr. Ray were the two first Alder- 
 manic representatives under the act of the charter. 
 Mr. Ray was re-elected two terms, and for three 
 years was President of the Common Council. He 
 frequently performed the duties of acting Mayor. 
 He also served as a commissioner of Charities, and 
 was President of the Board for four years. Mr. Ray 
 was one of the prominent members of Eureka Divis- 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 31 
 
 ion, No. 187 Sons of Temperance, and at one time 
 was Grand Worthy Associate of the Grand Division. 
 He was a charter member of Williamsburg Lodge, 
 Knights of Honor, to which he belonged at the time 
 of his death. More than 45 years ago he joined 
 Amity Lodge, No. 383 F. and A. M. of New York., 
 but on coming to Brooklyn he joined Manuel, No. 
 636 of Brooklyn. He was a member of DeWitt Clin- 
 ton Chapter No. 142 of Royal Arch Masons, and De- 
 Witt Clinton Commander)', No. 27 Knights of Tem- 
 plar, for more than a quarter of a century, and be- 
 longed to the Lincoln Club. Attended Methodist 
 Episcopal church. C: Julia, Laura, Lillian. 
 
 Julia A. Ray, b Apr 26, 1857, d Mar 8, 1858. 
 Laura E. Ray, b at Union, N. J. Apr 10, 1859. 
 Res. 338 McDonough St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Public 
 School Teacher. After the death of her father she 
 took charge of the business he left, and carries it on 
 very successfully, not-with-standing predictions to 
 the contrary. Meth Ep. S. 
 
 JX- Lillian M. Ray, b in Brooklyn, N. Y. Apr 29, 
 1862, m George T. Brown June 27, 1883. Ins. Agt., 
 later Commercial Traveler. C: (X) Martha Estella, 
 b Jan 13, 1891. (X) Lillian Grace, b Apr i, 1896. 
 Lillian m second husband, Alfred Cox, Jan i, 1902. 
 Res. Sea Cliff, Long Island, N. Y. Retired. The 
 family are members of the Methodist Episcopal 
 church of which Mr. Cox is a trustee and president of 
 the Board. 
 
 V^il. Adaline E. Parker, b 1842, m Edward Wil- 
 son. He was at P'^ort Sumpter when the Civil war 
 broke out, and was confined in the Anderson ville 
 prison. He was sent home ill and died of consump- 
 tion in less than three months, caused by privation 
 and exposure. Res. 433 Wythe Ave. Brooklyn, N. 
 
32 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Y. Baptist. C: (|X) Edward Wilson, b Feb 23, 
 1864. 
 
 Ylll. Julia King Parker, b in New York City Oct 
 1844, d in Brooklyn Dec 1883, ni William H. Carle- 
 ton in 1866. He was b in Brooklyn, N. V. Dec 25, 
 1846, d there Apr 18S3. Engineer, Episcopal ch. 
 C: Florence, Dwight. 
 
 IX. Florence A. Carleton, b Apr 28, 1867, ni Wni. 
 Howard Stratton June 24, 1S90. Kes. 579 Frank- 
 lin Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. F^piscopal ch. C: (X) 
 Howard Dwight Stratton, bjuly 24, 1891. Choris- 
 ter in Episcopal ch. (X) Gilbert LeRoy Stratton, b 
 Mar 26, 1899. 
 
 IX. Dwight Carleton, bSept 2, 1874. S. 
 
 VII. Julia King Headley, bini8i4, d Feb 28, 1S33; 
 aged 17 years. 
 
 VII. Edwin Headley, b Oct 9, 181 6, d June 26, 
 1898 at Union, Union Co. N. J; m Abby, Fordyce 
 Lyon Mar 17, 1846. She wash in Springfield, N. J. 
 Apr. 30, 1822, d at Union, N. J. Apr 31, 1892. 
 General Merchant and farmer; Mr. H. Presby. 
 Mrs. H. Baptist. C: Mary, George, George, Ste- 
 wart, James, Abner, Joseph. 
 
 VIII. Mary Jane Headley, bin Union Co. N. J. Jan 
 19, 1849, m Hon. James Oliver Sept 19, 1882. P O 
 Burlingame, Kans. Formerly teacher, now shoe- 
 dealer; Presby. C: 
 
 IX. Julia Oliver, b Nov. i, 1886, d Nov. 4, 1886. 
 IX. Mary Elizabeth Oliver, b May 27, 1888. 
 
 IX. Marian Louisa Oliver, b Mar 26, 1893. 
 VIII. George Lyon Headley, b July 2, 1850, d aged 
 10 months. 
 
 VIII. George Lyon Headley, b June 28, 1852, m 
 Mary C. Meeker Dec 21, 1875. She d Apr 17, 1883. 
 C: Arthur, Walter. George ra second wife, Hattie 
 
John Stiles Headley, 
 (See page 46) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 33 
 
 Dean, Jan 14, 1886. P O Union, N. J. Farmer, 
 
 Elder Presbyterian ch. C: Elmer. 
 
 IX. Arthur B. Headley, b Oct 24, 1876, m Eliza- 
 beth Lindsley Apr 18, 1901. P O Union, N. J. 
 Farmer. 
 
 IX. Walter Edmund Headley, b Dec 21, 1879. 
 
 IX. Elmer Dean Headley. 
 
 Vtll Stewart E. Headley, b Apr. 4, 1854, m Phoebe 
 SayreMar 3, 1903. P O Union, N. J. Grocer, 
 Presby. C: (|X) John Pleadley, b Feb 12, 1904, d-. 
 
 VMI. James E. Headley, b Nov i, 1855, m Etta 
 AtridgeMar9, 1882. PO Union, N. J. Farmer 
 and milkman, Presby. C: (|X) Mabel Headley, b 
 — , d— aged 13 months. (|X) Abbie Headley. (|X) 
 Raynor Headley, b— , d aged 5 years. (|X) Russell 
 Headley. (IX) Ruth Headley. 
 
 VISI. Abner Headley, b Aug 27, 1858. P O Union, 
 N. J. Farmer, Presby. S. 
 
 V3II. Joseph Allen Headley, b Sept 15, 1863, m 
 Mary Eleanor Mills Dec 6, 1893. P O Milltown, N. 
 J. Graduated at High school 1882, and at Newark 
 Academy 1884, and graduated from Rutgers College, 
 New Brunswick, N. J. class of '93 with degree of 
 B. S. Has been employed as teacher for 13 years; 
 Presby. C: 
 
 IX. Robert Mills Headley, b Mar 28, 1896. 
 
 IX. Charlotte Amelia Headley, b Dec 23, 1897. 
 
 IX. Martha Esther Headley, b Oct 7, 1899. 
 
 IX. Abner Benjamin Headley, b Apr 8, 1902. 
 
 V|. Jabez Thompson Headley, b Oct 6, 1780, d May 
 22, i860, aged 97 yrs. 7 mo. 3 d; m Eunice Dean. 
 Shed Oct 5, 1842. Eived and died in "Headley- 
 town." Carriage-bow maker, Universalist. C: 
 Electa, John, Julia, Ann, Andrew, Mary. 
 
 Vll. Electa Headley, b Aug 12, 1806, d— , m Joseph 
 
34 THE HEADI.KV lIISTorvV 
 
 Meeker Dec 17, 1826. He was b Dec 17, 1798, d — . 
 Shoemaker, Presby. C: David, John. 
 
 Vl||. David Meeker, b — , d — , m ICnima Woodruff. 
 C: Willard, Anna, Fannie, . 
 
 Ylll- John Meeker, b at l^nion, I'nion Co. N. J. 
 Dec 8, 1832, d at Roselle, N. J. Aug 19, 1895, ni 
 Mary Ann Wilkinson Feb 17, 1875. She was h at 
 Irvingplace, Feb 4, 1840, d at Irvington, N. J. Apr 
 27, 1794. Hotel-keeper at Meeker's Inn, Conn 
 Farms; Meth. C: Joseph, Ida, Edwin, Clarence, 
 Vilo. 
 
 IX- Joseph Kdgar Meeker, b Dec 22, 1875. P O 
 Roselle, N. J. Coal Company Clerk. S. 
 
 IX. Ida Frances Meeker, b Oct 13, 1877, d Oct 3, 
 1884. 
 
 IX. Edwin Radcliff Meeker, b Dec 26, 1878. P O 
 Roselle, N. J. S. 
 
 IX. Clarence Elmer Meeker, b Apr 6, 1879. P O 
 Roselle, N. J. S. 
 
 IX. Vilo Janet Meeker, b Sept 6, 1S81. P O Ro- 
 selle, N. J. S. 
 
 VH. John Headley, b Nov 22, 1808, d i860; m 
 Caroline Krilley. Carriage-bow maker; one child, 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Yllj. Elizabeth T. Headley, b— , m Wm. H. Brown. 
 C: John, Clarence, Alice. 
 
 IX. JohnH. Brown. . P O Springfield, N. J. 
 
 IX- Clarence Brown. 
 
 IX. Alice Brown. 
 
 Yl|. Julia Ann Headley, b June 19, 1811, d — , m 
 John Wilkinson. Shoemaker. C: Jabez, Mary. 
 
 Ylll- Jabez Wilkinson, b — , d — , m — . C: Elmer. 
 Jabez m second wife, Rachel Blue. 
 
 IX- Elmer Wilkinson. P O Hilton, N.J. 
 
 Vlll Mary A. Wilkinson, b Feb 4, 1840, d Apr 27, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 35 
 
 1894, m John Meeker. (See John Meeker Family). 
 
 Yl!. Andrew Jackson Headley, b at Union, N. J. 
 Dec 30, 1814, d there Aug 25, 1880; m Eliza Wade, 
 daughter of Morris Wade, Jan 12, 1837. She was b 
 at Conn. Farms Feb 10, 1815, d at Union, N.J. June 
 17, 1878. Mask-hoops and Hank maker. Mr. H. 
 Universalist, Mrs. H. Meth Ep. C: Harriet, Al- 
 bert, Laura. 
 
 VIII. Harriet Headley, b at Union, N. J. May 8, 
 1840, m Thomas C. Baker. (See Thomas C. Baker 
 Family). 
 
 Ylll. Albert Headley, b June 17, 1857, d Sept 17, 
 
 1857. 
 
 VIII. Laura F. Headley, b Sept i, i860, m Walter 
 A. Miller June 10, 1886. PO Union, N. J. Far- 
 mer. She, Presby. C: 
 
 IK. Jennie E. Miller, b June 12, 1887, d Oct '87. 
 
 IX. Harry Abram Miller, b Aug 22, 1888. S. 
 IX. Laura Mabel Miller, b Apr. 28, 1896. 
 
 IX. Walter Raymond Miller, b Aug 13, 1897. 
 
 Vl|. Mary Dean Headley, b at "Headleytown," 
 Union Co. N.J. F'eb 13, 1819, d Mar 26, 1861, m 
 Caleb Brown Van Ness, son of Peter Van Ness, 
 jan 8, 1838. Shoemaker. Mrs. H. Meth. C: 
 Andrew, Eunice, John, Ann, james, Eugene. 
 
 VIII. Andrew Jackson Van Ness, bat Hilton, n. j. 
 Mar 24, 1839, m Mary Condit May 13, 1886. P O 
 East Orange, n. j. Commercial Traveler. Mrs., 
 Presby. No issue. 
 
 VIII. Eunice Caroline Van Ness, b jan 7, 1841, d 
 jan 18, 1843. 
 
 VSIf. John Headley Van Ness, b Oct 20, 1842, m 
 
 . P O Hilton, N. J. Gardner. C: Mary, 
 
 Carrie, Charles. 
 
 IX- Mary Van Ness, b — , d — , m — ■. 
 
36 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 IX. Carrie Van Ness, b — , d — , m — . 
 IX. Charles Van Ness. P O Hilton, N. J. 
 Yll|. Ann Augusta Van Ness, b Feb 19, 1S45, d 
 July 26, 1845. 
 
 VIII. James Monroe Van Ness, bat Hilton, N. J. 
 May 6, 1846, m Sarah Frances Smith Nov 13, 1866. 
 P O Hilton, N. J. Life Insurance Agent. C: 
 Theodore, Harry. 
 
 IX. Theodore C. Van Ness, b in 1867, m Nellie 
 Dixon. Res. 10 Ball St. Irvington, N. J. Black- 
 smith, Christian. C: -(X) Walter N. Van Ness, 
 (X) Helen M. Van Ness. 
 
 IX. Harry E. Van Ness, bin 1S74, m Jennie Hod- 
 ges. Res. Linden Ave. Irvington, N. J. Plumber, 
 
 Christian ch. 
 Vn|. Eugene j! Van Ness, bat Hilton, Essex Co. 
 
 N. J. Dec 24, 1850. Res. S. Norvvalk, Conn. From 
 
 1867, to 1895, he was engaged as Hatter; since tlien 
 
 he has lived retired. He is a member of the "Sons 
 of Rest." S. 
 V|. Caleb Headley, b in "Headleytown," d there, 
 
 m Sarah Reeve at Conn Farms Dec 31, 181 1. She 
 
 w^as b in 1795, d 1869. Painter and Mast-hoops 
 
 Mfgr. C: William, Catharine, Victor, Pauline. 
 
 Yl|. William Canfield Headley, b Aug 31, 1813, d 
 
 Aug 16, 1895, m Mary B. Crane Oct 4, 1847. She 
 
 was bin 1825, d Apr 1868. Mast-hoops Mfgr. and 
 
 farmer in Union Co. N. J; Presby. C: William, 
 
 Mary, Harriet. William m second w4fe, Mary E. 
 Woodruff, in 1869. 
 
 VIII. William Oscar Headley, bin 1852, d 1856. 
 
 Vl!|. Mary Augusta Headley, b in 1856, m Fred- 
 eric Townley in 1876. P O Hilton, N.J. Presby. 
 C: (IX) Edward C. Townley; Millicent A. Townley; 
 Lawrence F. Townley; Raymond W. Townley; 
 Mary E. Townley. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 37 
 
 VIII. Harriet Lemella Headley, b 1858, d i860. 
 
 Yl|. Catharine Headley, b Mar 1815, d Aug 1891, 
 m Morris Allen. C: David, Mary, William. 
 
 VIII- David O. Allen. P O Hilton, N. J. 
 
 VIII. Mary E. Allen, m Joseph B. Headley. (See 
 Joseph B. Headley Famil}^* 
 
 VIII. William A. Allen, m Annie E. Headley. P O 
 Hilton, N. J. 
 
 VII. Victor R. Headley, bin ''Headleytown," Nov 
 5, 1823, m Sarah B. Reeve May 18, 1845. P O 
 Hilton, N. J. Shoemaker, Mast-hoops and Hank 
 Mfgr. C: George, Albert, Charles, Isaac, Harriet, 
 Fannie, Annie, Herbert, Frank. 
 
 VIII- George K. Headley, b Apr 11, 1846, d June 
 21, 1857. 
 
 VIII. Albert M. Headley, b June 25, 1848, m Catha- 
 rine A. Townley Apr 27, 1876. P O Hilton, N. J. 
 
 Vlll- Charles E. Headley, b Mar 3, 1851, djune 20, 
 
 1857. 
 Vlll Isaac W. Headley, b Aug 20, 1854. 
 
 Vlll Harriet E. Headley, b Jan 28, 1857, d Aug 8, 
 1859. 
 
 Vlll Fannie J. Headley, b May 25, 1859, m F. h. 
 Hopper Apr 29, 1896. Res. 859^^ Pavonia Ave. 
 Jersey City, N. J. R. R. Engineer, Methodist. C: 
 (IX) Ethel F. Hopper, b Dec i, 1900. 
 
 Vlll Annie E. Headley, b May 9, 1862, m William 
 
 A. Allen. (See Wm. A. Allen Family). 
 
 Vlll Herbert G. Headley, b Oct 3, 1865, m Clara 
 
 B. Stout Jan 6, 1890. 
 
 Vlll Frank W. Headley, b July 23, 1870, m Lillian 
 F. Milleman Jan 14, 1903. Res. 458 Bank St. New- 
 ark, N. J. 
 
 Vlll Pauline M. Headley, b 1825, m James Dun- 
 can. C: . 
 
3S THE HEADLEY lUSTOKV 
 
 V|. Benjamin Headley, (son of John Thompson), b 
 — , d 1863. S. 
 
 Yl. Phebe Headley. 
 
 Y|. Sallie Headley. 
 
 Y|. Polly Headley. 
 
 V|. Rhoda Headley, b — , d — , m John Parcell. C: 
 William, Electa, John. 
 
 Y- Rachel Headley, b — , d — , m Aaron Hunter. 
 
 Y. Gary Headley, b Feb 14. 1756, dFeb i, 1823, m 
 Phebe Stiles of Elizabeth, N. J., daughter of \Vm. 
 Stiles, Apr i, 1781. She was b Mar 15, 1762, d 
 about 1830. Gary Headley was b in Union twj). 
 Union Go. N. J., where he lived and died, and dur- 
 ing his life-time followed the pursuits of farming. 
 He was a man of much enterprise and was highly 
 esteemed by his fellow townsmen. He resided on 
 what is now known as \'alley Street, about yl mile 
 south of Wyoming, and owned at least 150 acres. 
 When they were married Mrs. Headle}- was present- 
 ed with two slaves, a man and a woman. Gary 
 Headley was a soldier in the Revolutionary war. He 
 entertained George Washington and others in his 
 command at Vaux Hall, and in his woods that after- 
 wards belonged to his grandson John S. Headley, 
 George Washington and his men knelt beside a log 
 and prayed for victory for the patriot army. Gary 
 Headley 's house was surrounded by the British for 
 three days. His wife and servants took the cat- 
 tle and honses over the back side of the Orange 
 mountain and remained there with them until the 
 British left. Before going she threw her silver 
 spoons, pewter plates and platters in the well, also 
 a case of silver was buried in the big wall, and after 
 the war all was recovered. After the war Gary 
 Headley furnished an ox, which was roasted on the 
 
V.illC. IIeadlev 
 
 (See jta.iAe M)) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 39 
 
 Orange mountain, and George Washington partook 
 of it. Nothing further of especial interest is known 
 of Gary Headley'swar record. The place in which 
 he had lived contained a number of relics, among 
 which were found in later years, an old carpet loom 
 in the garret, also bayonets, cannon balls, old mus- 
 kets, and continental money, etc. It has been said 
 that the house had been more than once fired into by 
 the British, and when torn down a large number of 
 bullets were found imbedded in same. A part of the 
 battle of Springfield was fought on Gary Headley's 
 farm. Farmer, Presby. 
 
 The Will of Gary Headley reads as follows: — 
 
 In the name of God Araen I Cary Headley of the Township of 
 Uiiiua lu the County ot Essex being weali in uody but of sound iniud 
 memory and unuerstanaing lor which blessing i must devoteaJy 
 tnauk iiiy (jrod, do make ana publish this my last Will and Testa- 
 ment in manner and form toliowing" — That lb to say — 
 
 first — it IS my wiil and 1 dooruer that all my just debts and 
 funeral expenses ue duly })aid and satistied as soon as Conveniently 
 can be after my decease. 
 
 — item 1 give and bequeath unto my beloved wife Phebe Headley 
 in addition to her rigtiiof dower at Common law the use or one-huii 
 of the house in which f now. live and f give to her heirs and assigns 
 forever all my household goods and furniture of every kind anduis- 
 cription, likewise two cows and sufficient hay to winter them — 
 
 — jLiem i give and devise unto my son William S. Headley The 
 Gillam l^ot over the Kiver purchased of Charles Gillam, the house 
 and lot on which he now lives and the lot adjoining the Turnpike 
 whicli joins the lot his house stands where he now lives Likewise 
 tliree and one half chains in front of wood land joining the iJurnet 
 line from the Ogdeu line down to the Cross fence joining tne meadow 
 amounting to auoutT acres Likewise the Searing meadow. 
 . — item i give and devise unto my son David Headley the house and 
 lot purchased of Charles Gillam on the west side of tne road and the 
 barn and lot in front of said Uillam House joining the lot which I 
 have given to my son William S. Headley. i^ikew ise a lot of land 
 on the East side of the Turni>ike joining said Turnpike on the west 
 and on the south west the road wnich leads to Headleytowu it like- 
 wise joins the Ogden line also one third of which is called the long 
 lield as also one half of the Williams Lot, one young horse and iwo 
 horned cattle. 
 
 — item 1 give and devise unto my grandson John S. Headley one 
 third OL what is called the Long lield. 
 
 — item 1 give and bequeath unto my daughter Phebe Gardner 
 widow of William Gardner deceased one third of what is called the 
 Long field — Likewise a note of land which 1 hold against her for the 
 amount of One hundred and lifty Dollars or thereabout. 
 
 — Item 1 give and devise unto my daughter Polly Ball wife of Eze- 
 kiel Ball a Tot of land known by the name of the Osborn Lot. 
 
 4 
 
40 THE headlkv iustukv 
 
 — Item 1 give and bequeath unto my daughter Susan Haker wife of 
 Thomas Baker a lot of land joining the Turnpike by J«»8iah Cronee 
 and the road whieh leads from the aforesaid .lusiah Crones t(» Sainuei 
 Headley's. 
 
 — Item 1 give and devise unto my daughter Sarah lleadley a pieeeof 
 WoodlandX'alled the Manners lot joining Thompson Heailli-y V and 
 the Road whieh is now a common as liki-w ist- a cow — 
 
 — Item 1 give and devise unto my grand daughter Mary Tht)mp8on 
 a good Cow . 
 
 — Item 1 give and devise unto my son Timothy Headley my ht)use 
 where 1 now live the house lot and" barn lot and all the remannier of 
 my real estate whatsoever and wheresoever not otherwise disposed 
 of as also all my i>ersonal estate not given away in this u»y last Will 
 and Testament to him and his heirs and assigns forever as likewise 
 what I have given to my other children anvl graml chiUlren to theiu 
 and their heirs forever — 
 
 Lastly J hereby ii]ip()int my three sons William S. Heiidlev, Timo- 
 thy lleadley and David lleadley exctutois of this my last \\ ill mid 
 Testament. 
 
 Witnesses 
 
 • 
 
 .lames lUMuierson (Signed) C ar\ lleadley. 
 
 William (iillam 
 James N. Henderson. 
 
 Children of Gary Headley were viz — Mary, Will- 
 iam, Susan, Timothy, David, Sarah. 
 
 Y|. Phebe S. Headley, b about 1783-4, d — m Jona- 
 than Ball. C: Uzal. Phebe m second husband, 
 * William Gardner, Jan 12, 1804. Pie was b at 
 Springfield, N. J. June 9, 1769, d Jan 30, 1808. He 
 was a private in the Voliniteer "L" Dragons in the 
 w^hiskey insurrection of 1794. Lived in Jefferson 
 Village. Presby. C: Calvin, William. 
 
 Yl|. Uzal Ball, b— , d May 21, 1867. S. 
 
 Yl|. Calvin Headley Gardner, b 1805, d Jan 26, 
 1896. He was one of the founders of the Methodist 
 Episcopal church of Springfield, Union Co. N. J. 
 He never married. 
 
 Yl|. William Stiles Gardner, b — , d Aug 1864, un- 
 married. 
 
 Y|. Mary Headley, m Ezekiel Ball. C: Ezekiel, 
 Elbert, Susan, Elizabeth, Phebe, Mary, Sarah. 
 
 Yl|. Ezekiel Crowell Ball, b— , d 1895, m . 
 
 No issue. 
 
 *Son of Thomas Gardner by his second wife. 
 
 ft 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 41 
 
 Yll. Elbert Ball, d about 1890, m . Have issue. 
 
 Vn. Susan Ball, b Mar 8, 1812, d Dec 6, 1878, 111 
 Davis Headley Jr. (See Davis Headley Jr. Family) . 
 
 Yl|. Elizabeth Ball, ni Roberts. 
 
 Yl|. Phebe Ball, m Sears Robert of Irvington, N.J. 
 Had issue . 
 
 VII. Mary Ball, b in Union Co. N. J. July 22, 1800, 
 d at Springfield, N. J. May 4, 1881, m William 
 Brown. C: Esther. Mary m second husband, 
 Aaron Whitehead. Farmer and paper maker. His 
 farm was a part of the battlefield of Springfield, 
 Union Co. N. J. during the Revolution. Meth Ep. 
 C: Clara, Elizabeth, Calvin. 
 
 Vli|. Esther Ball Brown, b— , m Hiram Cook. P 
 O. Verona, N. J. C: Wilber, George, Elwood, 
 Ella, Charles. 
 
 IX. Wilber Ernest Cook, M. D., b at Newark, N. 
 J. Oct 26, 1857, m Lola Coddington June 15, 1882. 
 Res. Middletown, N. Y. Supervisor of Middletown 
 State Homeopathic Hospital, Meth Ep. C: 
 
 X. Talcott Cook. 
 X. Ralph Cook. 
 
 IX. George H. Cook, b — , m Jennie Francisco. Res. 
 Dodd and Lake Sts. East Orange, N. J. C: 
 
 X. Herbet Cook. 
 X. Wilber Cook. 
 X- Irvin Cook. 
 
 IX. Elwood Cook, b—, m Clara Bailey. Res. 311 
 Orange St. Newark, N. J. C: 
 
 X- Florence Lola Cook. 
 
 X. Frederick Cook. 
 X. Esther Cook. 
 
 IX. Ella Cook, d infant. (IX) Charles Wesley 
 Cook, d infant. 
 
 VIII. Clara C. Whitehead, batMilburn, N. J. May 
 
42 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 I 
 
 i8, 1840, d at South Norwalk, Ct. Apr 16, 1S92, m 
 Julius Marea Ellendorf June 24, 1865. He was b ati 
 Berlin Germany June 24, 1840, d at South Norwalk, 
 Ct. July 23, 1893. At the time of his death he was 
 Editor and Proprietor of a Labor Paper "Mechanic's 
 Journal." Methodist. C: Margaretta, Otto, Rob- 
 ert, Walter, Florence. 
 
 IX. Margaretta Ellendorf, b at Westfield, Union 
 Co. N. J. Aug 16, 1 866, m Vincent DeFabritis Nov 
 15, 1887. P O Waterbury, Ct. Dealer in Fruits 
 and Vegetables, Methodists. C: 
 
 X- Walter Erasmus Fabritis, b May iS, iS8g, 
 
 X. Virginia F^abritis, b Oct 5, 1890, d May 3, 1892. 
 X. Caroline Fabritis, b Oct 26, 1891. 
 
 X. Ida May Fabritis, b May i, 1893, d June 13, 
 
 1896. 
 
 X. Marion Fabritis, b Sept 24, 1894. 
 
 X. Margarita Fabritis, b Feb 15, 1896, d July 12, 
 1896. 
 X. Louis Franklin Fabritis, bjune 22, 1897. 
 
 X. Florence Fabritis, bjuly 26, 1899. 
 
 X. Vincent Robert Fabritis, b Oct 4, 1903. 
 
 IX. Otto Ellendorf , b Feb 25, 1868, d Dec 9, 1871. 
 
 IX. Robert Francis Ellendorf, b June 26, 1870. Res. 
 247 W. 13th St. N. Y. City. Job Printer, Meth. S. 
 
 IX. Walter Leopold Ellendorf, b Nov 18, 1872, d 
 Apr 18, 1878. 
 
 IX. Florence Ellendorf, b May 28, 1877. Res. 247 
 
 W. 13th St. N. Y. City. Art Student, Methodist. 
 Single. 
 VIII. Elizabeth Whitehead, m Wm. H. Tompkins. 
 
 P O Springfield, N. J. Farmer. 
 
 VIII. Calvin Whitehead, m Adelaide Shipraan. 
 Res. 146 Polk St. Newark, N. J. 
 
 VII . Sarah Ball, m David Lawrence of Irvington, N. 
 J. C: 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 43 
 
 VIII- John C. Lawrence. 
 
 !. William Stiles Headley, b Jan 14, 1791, d Dec 
 22, 1850, m Hannah Lockwood Headley, daughter of 
 Davis Headley. She was b June 9, 1795, d Mar 15, 
 1874. Lived and died on a part of the Gary Head- 
 ley farm. Farmer, Presby. C: Joanna, Phebe, 
 Caroline, John, Jane, Wickliff. 
 
 Yl|. Joanna Townley Headley, b June 3, 1814, d 
 Apr 4, 1839, m William Sanford Burnett of Brook- 
 lyn, N. Y. Jan 24, 1834. He was b Feb 20, 1812, 
 d Sept 27, 1887. Res. 1509 Tea St. N. W. Wash- 
 ington, D. C. Gass engineer and Superintendent of 
 Gass-works, Meth Ep. C: Mary, Martha, Levi. 
 
 VIII. Mary Giles Burnett, b in Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 Nov 19, 1834, m Thomas Ira Gardner of Fayette- 
 ville, N. C. Oct 15, 1857. He d Deqi 17, 1898, 
 aged 6 1 years. Attorney at Law and member of the 
 District Supreme Court, and also held a position for 
 26 years in the Law Division of the Treasury De- 
 partment. Meth Kp. C: William, Cora, Edith, 
 Mary, Thomas. 
 
 IX. William Sanford Gardner, b Oct 11, 1858, d 
 Feb 2, 1859. 
 
 IX. Cora Clark Gardner, b at Washington, D. C. 
 Apr 30, 1862, m Henry Dugald Howie Nov 30, 
 1887. Res. i5oBowdoin St. Boston, Mass. Presi- 
 dent of "Phoenix Leather Goods Co," Prot Episco- 
 pal. C: 
 
 X. Gardner Dugald Howie, b at Washington, D. C. 
 Dec 5, 1890. 
 
 IX. Edith Rebecca Gardner, b at Washington, D. 
 C.Jan 28, 1865, m Francis Harvey Duehay Apr 29, 
 1890. Res. "Rochambeau," Washington, D. C. 
 (407 Florida Avenue) . Real Estate Operator, Meth- 
 odist Ep. 
 
44 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 IX. Mary Juliet Gardner, bjune 23, iSyi.d July 17, 
 
 1872. 
 
 IX. Thomas Burnett Gardner, bat Washington, D. 
 
 C. Furnishing Clerk and special Photographer, 
 Presby. S. 
 VIII. Martha J. Burnett, b in Brooklyn, N.Y.May 
 
 25, 1837, m William F. Keogh Oct 3, 1888. He was 
 b in Ireland May 28, 1822, d Dec 17, 1902. Res. 296 
 Mason St. Brooklyn, N. Y. Manufacturer of Anti- 
 que Furniture; an inventor and artist. Mrs. K. 
 joined Methodist church when quite young. Mr. K. 
 
 member of Congregational church, which both at- 
 tended. No issue. 
 VIII. Capt. Levi F. Burnett, bin Brooklyn, N. Y. 
 
 Jan 25, 1839. He attended the County schools in 
 Maplewood and Springfield, N. J. until he was 17 
 years old, then was clerk in an ofhce in Wall Street 
 N. Y. for about 3 years, then assistant book-keeper 
 in Brooklyn Gas Light Co's office until he enlisted 
 Aug 16, 1862. From that time until the present 
 date, (1904), he has been in the Military service on 
 the Plains most of the time; since April 1869, on 
 various Indian expeditions. Was Indian Agent for 
 the Apache Indians in New Mexico 1893, and 1894. 
 
 Military Service in Volunteers — 
 Private Company A. 84th New York Infantry (com- 
 monly called "14th Brooklyn") Aug 16, 1862. 
 Transferred to Company A. 21st Regt. Veteran Re- 
 serve Corps. Aug 15, 1863. Discharged May 23, 
 1864, appointed 2nd Lieut Mar, 12, 1864, accepted 
 May 23, 1864. Brevet ist Lieut Mar 13, 1865. 
 Brevet Captain Mar 13, 1865, for gallant and Meri- 
 torious services in the battle of South Mountain and 
 
 Antietiam, Maryland. 
 
 Military Service in Regular Army — 
 
 Appointed 2nd Lieut 36th Infantry May 25, 1867 — 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH IIEADLEY 45 
 
 accepted June lo, 1867; transferred to 7th Infantry 
 Mar 19, 1869; promoted to ist Lieut 7th Infantry 
 Mar 10, 1873; promoted to Captain 7th Infantry Apr 
 23, 1889. Retired from active service July 31, 1894, 
 for "disability inline of duty." 
 
 Brevet ist Lieut May 25, 1867, for gallant and 
 
 Meritorious services during the war. 
 
 Was severely wounded at the battle of Antietam, 
 being shot through the left leg below the knee by rifle 
 bullet passing between the bones. Res. 155 N. Mor- 
 ingo Ave, Pasadena, Cal. Attends Presby ch. S. 
 
 Vll- Phebe Stiles Headley, b Sept 12, 1816, m Si- 
 las Condit Burnett. He was b at Springfield, N. J. 
 Oct 2, 1816, d Sept 16, 1856. Res. 528 Clener Ave. 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. He came to Brooklyn when a 
 young man, where he became a successful contrac- 
 tor and builder. He was a member of the Sands St. 
 Methodist Episcopal church. Mrs. Burnett and her 
 sister Joanna were converted at the Camp Meeting 
 at Mount Tabor under the preaching of the Rev. 
 William P. Corbet, who received over 10,000 per- 
 sons into the M. E. church. Mrs. Burnett joined 
 the Sands St. M. E. church and was an active mem- 
 ber in the Sunday School for years. C: Roxanna. 
 
 Yl||. Roxanna Burnett, b in Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan 
 15, 1852. Meth Ep. S. 
 
 Yl|. Caroline Headley, bjuly 21, 1819, d Mar 7, 
 1889, m William Courter. He was b near Hanover, 
 Morris Co. N.J. Feb 16, i8ii,d at Maplewood, N. 
 J. Mar 6, 1890. Farmer. Mrs. C. Meth Ep. C: 
 Alice, Joanna. 
 
 VIM. Alice I. Courter, b June 3, 1857. P O Maple - 
 wood, N. J. S. 
 
 VIII. Joanna H. Courter, b at Hilton, N. J. Mar 
 20, 1859, m H. Melville Cro well Apr 21, 1880. P 
 
40 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 O Maplewood, N. J. Methodist. C: Charlotte, 
 Howard. 
 
 IX. Charlotte I. Crowell, b Nov 23, 1881. P O 
 Maplewood, N. J. Sunday-school worker, Meth 
 
 Ep. S. 
 
 IX. Howard Melville Crowell, b May 26, 1886. P 
 O Maplewood, N. J. Mechanical drawing, Meth 
 
 Ep. 
 
 Yll. John Stiles Headley, b Mar 11, 1822, in Union 
 twp. Union Co. N. J., d Apr 6, 1893, m Sarah Ann, 
 daughter af John E. Courter and Elizabeth Cook, 
 Feb 13, 1849. She was b Dec 29, 1824, d in 1901. 
 Mr. Headley 's boyhood years were spent on the 
 family estate in Union twp. After acquiring a prac- 
 tical education he repaired to Brooklyn, N. Y. and 
 was apprenticed to Davis M. Afflick with whom he 
 acquired the craft of a mason. During the year 1 846 
 he embarked in business as a builder and continued 
 with success until 1856, when being attracted by the 
 varied advantages of the spot upon which his birth 
 occurred, he returned again to Union twp. and locat- 
 ed upon a portion of the property of his ancestor, 
 Cary Headley . To this he succeeded partly by in- 
 heritance and partly by purchase, then his sole 
 occupation was farming. The excitements attending 
 political life offered no charms for him, hence he left 
 to others both the honors and rewards of political 
 life. He was a man of unassuming manner, 
 possessing many traits of character which are the 
 exponents of success in life, and which command 
 the respect of the community. Mr. Headley and 
 family were worshipers at and supporters of the 
 Methodist Episcopal church of Springfield, N. J. 
 C: Will, Ivizzie, Jennie. 
 
 Vll[. Will C. Headley, b in Brooklyn, N. J. June 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH TTEADLEY 47 
 
 25, 1853, m Rosetta Ayers June 5, 1878, daughter 
 of *Hon. D. Cooper Ayers of Green Bay, Wis. Res. 
 East Orange, N. J. Mr. Headley was brought up 
 on a part of the Cary Headley homestead farm in 
 Union county south of Wyoming and near the Essex 
 county line. He attended the public schools at 
 Headleytown, Springfield, and St. Stephens school, 
 Millburn, Essex Co. N. J. Entered the law office of 
 Whitehead and Morrow, (John Whitehead and Sam- 
 uel Morrow Jr.), in October 1872; was admitted to 
 the bar of New Jersey as an attorney at law at the 
 November term 1876, and as a counselor at law 
 November term 1879. 
 
 Soon after marriage he removed to Hilton, Essex 
 Co. N. J. holding while there the office of Chairman 
 of the Trustees of the public school of that place. In 
 1883, removing to Irvington, N. J. he held the 
 office of President of that village from 1884 to 1889, 
 and other offices. In 1896 he removed to East 
 Orange, N. J. where he now resides, with law 
 office at 800 Broad Street Newark, N. J., and is one 
 of the prominent lawyers of that city. Mr. Headley 
 in politics is now and always has been a Democrat. 
 He has been since about 1873 a member of the Meth- 
 odist church, and is now, (1902), a member of the 
 Official Board of Calvar}^ Methodist Episcopal church 
 of East Orange, N. J. of which the family are all 
 members. C: Eiroy, William, Harold. 
 
 IX- Elroy Headle}', b on a part of the Cary Head- 
 ley homestead Apr 7, 1879. He graduated from the 
 Irvington Public .school in June 1894; from the 
 Newark Academy in June 1897 with honors, and 
 from Princeton University,, class of 1901, with 
 
 *Hou. D. Cooper Ayers, surueon of the Iron lirii^ade, of Wiscon- 
 sin, dnrini;: tbe Civil war. 
 
48 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 honors and took several prizes while there. He is 
 now, (1902), in the Senior Class of the New York 
 Law School, and is in the law office of his father as 
 a student at law. Meth Ep. S. 
 
 IX. William Frank Headley, b Mar 12, 1881, 
 graduated from the Irvington Grammar school in 
 1897, and from the East Orange High school, class 
 of 1901; is now in the Senior Class of the New York 
 Law School. Meth Ep. S. 
 
 IX. Harold Wade Headley, b Apr 11, 1885, grad- 
 uated from East Orange High school, class 1902; 
 now a member of the Freshman class of Yale Col- 
 lege. Meth Ep. S. 
 
 Vl^. Hannah Elizabeth Headley, b at Union, N. 
 J. July 31, 1857, m * William S. Wade Oct 20, 1877. 
 Res. 66 Riggs Place, South Orange, N. J. Paste- 
 board Mfgr. Presby. Mr. W. elder and trustee of 
 First Presby ch. South Orange. C: Ola, Jennie, 
 Florence, William, John, Milbert, Gladys. 
 
 IX. Ola Headley Wade, b July 26, 1878, m Har- 
 vey lUesleyTweddell Sept 26, 1900. C: 
 
 X. William Wade Tweddell, b July 8, 1902. 
 
 IX. Jennie Stiles Wade, b Mar 12, 1880, d May 5, 
 1881. 
 
 IX. Florence Irva Wade, b May 7, 1882. 
 
 IX. William Newton Wade, b Feb 20, 1884. 
 
 IX. John Royden Wade, b Mar 18, 1887, d July 28, 
 1887. 
 
 IX. Milbert Hafely Wade, b May 14, 1888, d Nov 
 12, 1891. 
 
 IX. Gladys Wade, b Sept 6, 1891. 
 
 *He is a direct descendant of Benjamin Wade, who married Ann 
 Looker in 1670. Mr. Wade came to Elizabetlitown in 1675. He was 
 a clothier by trade; died in 1698. His widow died July 31, 1837 and 
 was buried at Conn. Farms. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH IIEADLEY 49 
 
 Jane Ivillian Headley, b June 22, 1859, at 
 Springfield, N. J., m William H. Harrison of Irving- 
 ton, N. J. Oct 22, 1884. Res. 991 Clinton Ave. Irv- 
 ington, N. J. Dairyman. Meth Ep. C: 
 
 IX. M. Estella Harrison, b Feb 6, 1886. 
 
 JX- Russell Headley Harrison, b Dec 25, 1888. 
 
 IX. Clifton Wade Harrison, b Nov 15, 1894. 
 
 VII Jane M. Headley, b Dec 31, 1824, m George R. 
 Baker, (d). Res. Springfield, Union Co. N. J, 
 No issue. 
 
 Yl|. Wickliff Headley, b July 4, 1828, d Mar 1902, 
 m Sarah Ann Brown Dawes, daughter of Cornelius 
 Dawes, June 26 1851. She d about 1891. They liv- 
 ed on the Cary Headley farm. C: Mary, William, 
 Florence. 
 
 VIII. Mary B. Headley, b Nov 1851. Res. Valley 
 St. Maple wood, N.J. S. 
 
 VIII. William Stiles Headley, b July 4, 1855, d 
 about 1895, m Ella Shipman. Res. 39 Arlington 
 St. Newark, N. J. C: (|X) A daughter. 
 
 Vllf. Florence A. Headley, b about i860, m George 
 Smith. Res. Valley St. Maplewood, N.J. C: 
 
 IX. Burnet Headley Smith. 
 
 V|. Susan Headley, b at Maplewood, N. J. Mar 6, 
 1796, d there Apr 18, 1863, m Thomas Campbell 
 Baker. He was b at Maplewood, N. J. Dec 12, 
 1790, d there May 18, 1873. Farmer. C: Mary, 
 Daniel, Timothy, Martha, Jane, Phebe, Susan, 
 Thomas. 
 
 VBI. Mary Ann Baker, b July 28, 1821, at Jefferson 
 Village, N.J. d there Jan 24, 1866, m Caleb R. 
 Smith. He was b at Jefferson Village, N. J. Dec 
 6, 1807, d there Oct 24, 1859. Shoemaker. C: 
 Truman. 
 
 VIII. Truman B. Smith, b Nov 29, 1848. P O 
 
50 
 
 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Maplewood, New Jersey. Clerk. Single. 
 
 Yll. Daniel Norris Baker, b at Maplewood, N. J. 
 Jan 9, 1823, d at Livingston, N. J. Mar 20, 1897, 
 ra Adelia Collins Jan 14, 1846. She wash at Living- 
 ston, N. J. Nov 25, 1828. Shoemaker, later far- 
 mer, Meth Ep. C: William, William, Susan, 
 Thomas, Edmund, Anna, Abner, Emma, Harriet, 
 Sadie, Daniel. 
 
 VII!. William Collins Baker, b May i, 1847, d Mar 
 27, 1848. 
 
 VlJi. William Martin Baker, b Jan 16, 1849, d July 
 3, 1885. S. 
 
 Vy|. Susan Amanda Baker, b 'Jan 24, 1S51, m 
 Jonathan Force Nov 23, 1 881. P O Livingston, n. 
 J. Farmer, Baptists. C: (SX) James Walter 
 Force, b Nov 13, 1883. (|X) Edna Adelia Force, b 
 July 12,1885. (IX) Jonathan Force, b Aug 13, 1887. 
 (!X) Daniel Baker Force, b June 28, 1890, d June 
 24, 1896. 
 
 Vll|. Thomas Douglas Baker, b May 8, 1853, m 
 Louisa Canniff Nov 2, 1881. Res. 268 High St. 
 Orange, n. j. 
 
 YIIE. Edmund Condit Baker, b Aug 12, 1855, d Oct 
 
 14, 1857- 
 
 Yll!. Anna Martha Bd^er, b Apr 2, 1858. P O 
 Livingston, n. j. S. 
 
 Ylii. Abner Brundage Baker, b Apr 2, i860, m 
 Nettie Emmons Mar 23, 1884. No issue. 
 
 Y8!|. Emma Baker, b Jan 3, 1863. P O Living- 
 ston, N. J. S. 
 
 Y88I. Harriet Amelia Baker, b at Livingston, n. j. 
 Sept 12, 1865, m Theron Wilson Guernsey Sept 12, 
 1887. Res . Cleveland St. Cor Washington Street, 
 Orange, n, j. Book-keeper, Baptist. C: (|X) 
 Lydia Adelia Guernsey, b Sept 7, 1888. (|X) Bessie 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEPH HEADLEY 51 
 
 Amelia Guernsey., b Mar 28, 1891. (|X) Lillie Baker 
 Guernse}', b Oct 10, 1895. 
 
 VB!|. Sadie Adelia Baker, b Feb 28, 1868. P O 
 Livingston, n. j. 
 
 VIII. Daniel Crowell Baker, b Feb 16, 1871. P O 
 Livingston, n. j. Milk dealer, Baptist. S. 
 
 Vi|. Timothy Headley Baker, b Nov 12, 1824. 
 
 V3|. Martha Baker, b— , d~, m Stephen Stiles. C: 
 Phebe, etc. 
 
 Vin. Phebe A. Stiles, b— , m Bishop Evans. P O 
 Morristown, N. j. 
 
 VII. Jane E. Baker. Res. Baker St. Maplewood, 
 
 N. J. S. 
 
 yt|. Phoebe Stiles Baker, b at Jefferson Village, n. 
 J. Aug 30, 1830, d at Northfield, N. J. Aug 1859, m 
 Enoch Edwards Collins, in 1849. He was b at 
 Northfield, N. J. Farmer, Baptists. C: Laura, 
 Thomas, Marion, Edward. 
 
 Vilf. Laura Jane Collins, din infancy. 
 
 VtSi. Thomas Pell Collins, b at Northfield, N. J. 
 1 85 1. P O Orange, N. J. S. 
 
 van. Marion Phebe Collins, b at Northfield, N. J. 
 Nov 9, 1S56. Res. High and Baldwin Sts. Newark, 
 N.J. Grace Episcopal ch. S. 
 
 VIII. Edward Collins, din infancy. 
 
 Vn. Susan Headley Baker, b at Jefferson Village, 
 N. J. Sept 16, 1834, m Joseph Warren VanderVeer 
 Jan 5, i860. Res. 637 High St. Newark, N. J. 
 Cigar dealer, Episcopal ch. C: Robert. 
 
 Vlif. Robert Eunson VanderVeer, b Nov 15, 1861, 
 d June 8, 1900, m Florence J. Bristol May 11, 1885. 
 She d July 8, 1887. C: Lillian. He m second wife 
 Sarah Adelia Mulva Mar 1893. Soap Mfgr. Epis. 
 No issue by second wife. 
 
 IX. Lillian Raimond VanderVeer, b in Newark, 
 
52 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 New Jersey Mar 23, 1886. Episcopal ch. Single. 
 
 VII. Thomas C. Baker, b Apr 19, 1838, m Harriet 
 A. Headley Nov 20, 1861. P O Maplewood, N.J. 
 Farmer, Meth Ep. C: Harry, Warren, Eliza. 
 
 VIII. Harry J. Baker, b Sept 27, 1862, m Minnie 
 Marthis Sept 6, 1888. P O Maplewood, N. J. Gro- 
 cer, Meth Kp. C: (|X) Harriet Wilhelmina Baker, 
 bjune 17, 1890. 
 
 VIII. Warren T. Baker, b Nov 23, 1867, m Addie 
 Townley Apr 22, 1896. P O Maplewood, N. J. 
 Presby. C: (IX) Warren Baker, b July 15, 1897. 
 (IX) Ruth Baker, bAug 12, 1900. 
 
 Vlll- Eliza J. Baker, b Mar 20, 1878, m William 
 Nathan July 13, 1895. Clerk. C: (|X) Harriet 
 Esther Nathan, b May 18, 1896, 
 
 VI. Timothy Headley, b Mar 10, 1800, d Dec 24, 
 1 85 1, m Adeline Shaffer, daughter of John Shaffer, 
 of Springfield. Farmer, and owned the homestead 
 of Gary Headley. No issue. 
 
 V|. David Gary Headley, b Feb 15, 1802, d Nov 25, 
 1863, m Gharlotte Halsey Baker, daughter of Norris 
 Baker. She was bNov 16, 1810, d Feb 11, 1884. 
 Lived and died on his farm at Jefferson Valley, (now 
 Maplewood). Methodists. G: Garey, Harris, Jane, 
 Henrietta. 
 
 Vll Garey Judson Headley, b Jan I, 1839, d June 
 II, 1897. No issue. 
 
 VII. Harris Eugene Headley, b June 11, 1839, d 
 Nov 25, 1863. Killed at the battle of Gettysburg, 
 Pa. 
 
 VII. Jane Josephine Headley, b— , m Aaron Baker. 
 P O Maplewood, N. J. 
 
 Via. Henrietta O. Headley, b at Maplewood, N. J. 
 died there, m Ambrose B. Reeve. Carriage trimmer, 
 Methodist; one child. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOSEVH HEADLEY o3 
 
 Vil|. Charles Halsey Reeve, b at Maplewocd, N. 
 J. in i860, m Margaret R. Marthis 1881. P O 
 Maplewood, N. J. Grain and seed merchant. C: 
 (IX) Frederick E. Reeve, (fl) Sarah Reeve. (fX) 
 Charles Plarold Reeve. (IX) Margaret R. Reeve. 
 
 V|. Sarah Headley, b about 1807, d Feb 18, 1827, 
 m Daniel S. Townley. Moved to Iowa in or atont 
 1857. C: David, John. 
 
 Yl|. David Townley, b — , m — . When last heard 
 from he lived at Denver, Colo. 
 
 Vj|. John Tovvnle}^ b — ,m — . Lived at Bingham- 
 ton, N. V. 
 
 V. Ann Headley, m Eliakim Frazee. Farmer. No 
 issue. 
 
 V. Mary Headley, m . No is:-ue. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY, 
 SON OF SAMUEL HEADLEY, SR. 
 
 [Y. Robert Headley, bat "Conn. Farms," Union 
 Co. N. J. in 1720, d at Milton, N. J. Apr 28, 1806; 
 m Susanna — r— . C: Moses, Robert, Lois, Mary. 
 He married second vvife, Phebe (Baldwin) Gardner. 
 C: Joseph, Samuel, William, Phebe. He made his 
 will in 1758, and at this time he lived in Essex Co. 
 N. J., and afterwards removed to the Wyoming 
 Valley, Pa., and was one of the few that escaped 
 from the terrible massacre that followed. Robert was 
 very friendly with the Indians, one Indian in parti- 
 cular was a great friend to Robert and just before the 
 massacre warned him to leave as the town would be 
 burned that i^ight. Robert said to the Indian, "You 
 wouldn't hurt me would you?" Indian says, "In 
 time of war Indian knows no friend." So Robert 
 got an old high top Pennsylvania wagon and put in 
 it all the goods he could and at 4 o'clock that after- 
 noon of July 2, 1778, started with his wife, sons 
 Joseph, Samuel, William, daughter Phebe, for New 
 Jersey. After going through the wilds of Pennsyl- 
 vania and New Jersey, he finally reached the Hope- 
 well mountains in Sussex Co. in the beginning of the 
 winter of 1778, \Aherehe luilt a cabin on what is 
 now the Hayward property and passed the winter. 
 Early in the spring of ly^^^ i^e located at Milton, 
 Morris Co. where he built a log house which is 
 still standing on the Headley Homestead and 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 55 
 
 has continued in the Headley name ever since, and is 
 now owned bj^ Frank J . Headley, a great grandson 
 of Robert Headley. The original lands owned by 
 Robert Headley consisted of about six hundred acres 
 and included lands now owned by Edgar H. McCor- 
 mick; the present Headley Homestead, Charles H. 
 Jennings, William M. Headley, and Edward R. Head- 
 ley; and perhaps other lands. Nothing is known of 
 his children by his first wife, except that the daugh- 
 ter Mary was married to Michael Stagg 
 
 He made his Will Oct 1 8, 1757, and reads as 
 follows: — 
 
 111 the year of God Amen on the Eighteenth day of October in 
 the Thirty-First year of the Reign of our Souvern Lord George — 
 By the Grace of God King in theyearof our Lord Christ one Thousand 
 and seven Hundred and titty and seven — That 1 Robert Headley of 
 Essex County and province of New Jersey do make this my last 
 Will and Testament in manner and form following, that is lirst — 
 1 give and bequeath my immortal soul into the hands of Almighty 
 God who gave me my being and my body I commit to the earth to 
 
 be burriea in a christian according to the descretion of myExecrs 
 
 of this my last Will here in after named — 
 Item-My will is and 1 ordain that my funeral charges and all other 
 just debts be paid out of my movable estate soon alter my death — 
 Item-1 give and bequeath to my loven son Moses Headley one 
 Equal half of all my lands to him and his heirs forever — 
 Item - 1 give and bequeath to my loven son Robert Headley the other 
 half of all my lands to him and his heirs forever and likewise my 
 gun— 
 Itera-I give and bequeath unto my loven dafters Loes Headley 
 Eleven yards of Callimink fur — 
 
 ltem-1 give and bequeath to my loven brother Samuel Headley one 
 of m}' Cots and my red vest — 
 
 ltem-1 give and bequeath all the rest of my movable estate Be equal- 
 ly divided Between my loven wife Susannah Headley and my loven 
 dafters Loes Headley and Mary Headlej' share and share alike — 
 
 ltem-1 do make ordaiie and a pint 1113- loven brother Samuel Head- 
 ley and my trusty friend Nathaniel Ball the Exers of this my last 
 W ill and Testament and 1 do revoke and make Voide all former 
 wills by me made and Declared hereby ratifying and confirming this 
 to be my last Will and Testament. 
 
 In >Vitness whereof 1 have to this my last will and Testament set 
 my hand and seal the Day and year A Bove Ritten. 
 
 Signed sealed Published and Declared by the Testator to be his 
 last Will and Testament In the presence of us. 
 
 Mrs. Osborn i — >^ \ 
 
 Ellas Os born (Signed) Robert Headley. " •< seal > 
 
 Noodiah Potter. ( — . — ) 
 
 V. Moses Headley. Descendants, if any, not found. 
 Y- Robert Headle5^ Descendants, if any, not found. 
 
56 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Y. Lois Headley. Descendants, if any, not found. 
 
 Y. Mary Headley, m Michael Stagg. Descendants, 
 if any, not found. 
 
 Y. Joseph Headley, b in New Jersey in 1758, d in 
 Jersey, Licking Co. Ohio Aug 27, 1842, aged 84 years; 
 m Martha Riker. She was b in Sussex Co. New Jer- 
 sey in 1758, d at Jersey, Ohio Sept 16, 1842, aged 85 
 years. In 1 809 they emigrated from New Jersey and 
 settled near Zanesville, Ohio. In 1815 Joseph and 
 his son Peter left Muskingom Co. and camped on the 
 south fork of Licking Creek near Jersey Ohio 
 where they split puncheon from which they built a 
 structure in which they lived and made sugar. The 
 following year, (1816), Peter Headley, having the 
 previous year entered land, S. E. Quar. Sec. No. 
 24, and built a cabin thereon, his father Joseph 
 Headley and family came and lived with him there 
 until 1822, when the father Joseph and wife went 
 to live with their son Lewis Headle}' at Jersey, 
 Ohio, where they continued to live until their death. 
 Joseph Headley was a soldier in the Revolutionary 
 war. Farmer, Universalist. C: Elizabeth, Peter, 
 Dorothea, William, Samuel, Uzal, Lewis, Mary, 
 Charles, Levina, Eunice. 
 
 Y|. Elizabeth Headley, b in New Jersey about 
 1778, d Aug 29, 1870, aged 92 years; m Benjamin 
 Parkhurst. They emigrated to Ohio in 1809. 
 While on the way west, and when crossing the 
 Allegheny Mountains, their son Peter was born. 
 Soon after their arrival Mr. Parkhurst built a hand 
 mill upon which he ground grain before other mills 
 were erected. He d June 25, 1842, aged 65 years. 
 C: Peter, Samuel, Martha, Mary. 
 
 Yll. Peter Parkhurst, b on the Allegheny Moun- 
 tains, Pa. June-i9, 1809, d in Jersey, Ohio, July 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 
 
 01 
 
 15, 1894, m Phebe Smith Apr 5, 1832. She was b 
 in New Jersey Dec 16, 1810, d in Jersey, O. Jan 10, 
 1881. Farmer, Methodists. C: Sarah, Mary, 
 Abigail, Martha, Hattie. 
 
 Vll|. Sarah Matilda Parkhurst, b Apr 5, 1833, m 
 John Arnold. P O Pataskala, Ohio. 
 
 Ylll. Mary Jane Parkhurst, b Dec 21, 1834, d Apr 
 10, 1862, m Abraham Martin. P O Delphi, Ind. 
 C: Benjamin, Silas. 
 
 VIII. Abigail Parkhurst, b Dec 30, 1836, m Morris 
 W. Kent Mar 10, 1859. P O Jersey, O. Farmer, 
 Methodist. C: Frank, Mattie, Jennie, William, 
 Albert, Edgar. 
 
 IX. Frank Kent, b — , m Annie Hensel. Res. Chica- 
 go, 111. Clerk. 
 
 IX. Mattie Kent, b— , m Frank Nichols. P O 
 Alexandria, O. C: Avanell, Clyde, Kstella, Her- 
 bert, Leonard, Fred, George B. 
 
 IX. Jennie Kent, b — . P O Pataskala, Ohio. Seam- 
 stress, Presby. S. 
 
 IX. William H. Kent, b— , m Cora Myers. P O 
 Beech, Ohio. Farmer. C: (X) Leroy Kent. (X) 
 Blanche Kent. 
 
 IX. Albert M. Kent, b— , m Annie Crawford. P O 
 Newark, Ohio. Employed in Glass factory. C: 
 (X) Carl Kent, (d). (X) Earl Kent. (X) Howard 
 Kent. 
 
 IX. Edgar Roy Kent, b — , m Mary Crawford. PO 
 Jersey, O. Farmer. C: (X) Florence. 
 
 VIII. Martha Ann Parkhurst, b in Licking Co. 
 O. Jan 6, 1840. P O Pataskala, Ohio. Presby. S. 
 
 VIII. Hattie Malissa Parkhurst, b July 5, 1846, m 
 Jesse F. Handley. P O Jerse3^ O. 
 
 VII . Samuel Parkhurst, b— , m Catharine Swartz. 
 C: James, Frank, and two daughters. 
 
58 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Yl|. Martha Parkhurst. 
 
 Vl|. Mary Parkhurst. 
 
 V|. Peter Headley, bin New Jersey Mar 7, 1781, d 
 May 17, 1857, m Hannah Parritt July 27, 1809. 
 They emigrated with his father's family to Musking 
 Co. Ohio, in 1809. In 18 15 he entered lands, the S. 
 K. Quarter Sec. 24, in Jersey township, Licking Co. 
 Ohio, being one of the first settlers. He built the 
 first dwelling in the township, a log cabin. He was 
 a good hunter, and on one occasion shot seven deers 
 on his farm, and at another time shot two deers with 
 one shot. He also killed a bear that weighed over 
 400 pounds. Farmer, Presby. C: Elizabeth, Will- 
 iam, Electa, Adaline, Davis, Arza, Mary, Almeda. 
 
 Yl|. Elizabeth Headley, b— , m Charles Parritt Sept 
 27, 1 831. C: Silas, Calvin, Harriet, Jane, Han- 
 nah, David, Martha, Bernard. 
 
 Vni. Silas Parritt. P O Gillespieville, Ross Co. 
 Ohio. 
 
 Ylll. Calvin Parritt, (d). 
 
 Y|[|. Harriet Parritt, m — Shultz. P O Jersey, O. 
 
 Ylll. Jane Parritt, m Lecrone. P O Canal 
 
 Winchester, Franklin Co. O. 
 
 Ylll. Hannah Parritt, m St. Clair. P O 
 
 Gillespieville, Ross Co. O. 
 
 Ylll David Parritt. 
 
 Ylll Martha Parritt, m Wheeler. 
 
 Ylll Bernard Parritt, (d). 
 
 Yll William Headley, b— . S. 
 
 Yll Davis Headley, b about 1812, d— , m Sallie 
 Williams Oct 16, 1833. They emigrated to Nebras- 
 ka, where several children still live. 
 
 Ylll Lewis Headley. P O Gaylord, Smith Co. 
 Kans. 
 
 Yll Adaline Headley, b at Jersey, Licking Co. O. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF KOBERT HEADLEY 59 
 
 July 4, 1 8 19, d there Sept 25, 1874, m Samuel O. 
 Williams July i, 1840. He was b in Essex Co. N. 
 J. July 20, 1818, d at Jersey, Ohio, Feb 9, 1903. 
 Farmer, Presbys. C: Israel, Truman, George, 
 Marietta, Henry, Electa. 
 
 VIII. Israel Williams, b Mar 28, 1842, d Aug 3, 
 1842. 
 
 VIII. Truman S. Williams, b Dec 7, 1843. P O 
 Pataskala, O., R. F. D. No. 4. Farmer. S. 
 
 VIII. George D. Williams, b Dec 3, 1845, d May 17, 
 1888. S. 
 
 VIII. Marietta Williams, b Feb 14, 1849. P O 
 Pataskala, O., R. F. D. No. 4. S. 
 
 VIII. Henry Williams, b Oct 16, 1851, d Nov 4, 
 1854. 
 
 VIII. Electa Williams, b in Jersey, O. Jan 12, 1854, 
 m Oliver Smith Sept 5, 1876. P O Jersey, Ohio. 
 Farmer, Presby. C: Charlotte, George. 
 
 IX. Charlotte Smith, b Feb 5, 1879, m F. A. Fish- 
 baugh Apr 30, 1902. P O Jersey, Ohio. Farmer, 
 Presby. 
 
 IX. George Smith, b Jan 11, 1886. 
 
 Vl|. Electa Headley, b — , m Oron Smith Nov 15, 
 i860. She lives on her father's farm and in the 
 same house he built near Jersey, O. P O Jersey, 
 O. No issue. 
 
 V|. Dorothea Headley, b in New Jersey Nov 19, 
 1782, d July 8, 1865, aged 82 years, 7 months, 19 
 days; m Joshua Hammond. He wash in New Jer- 
 sey Jan 28, 1776, d Mar 22, 1867, aged 91 years, i 
 month, 24 days. Emigrated to Ohio and settled 
 near Alexandria, where they died. Farmer. C: 
 William, Noah, Daniel, Elisha, Joshua, Hiram, 
 Eliza, Sarah, Harriet, John. 
 
 VII. William Hammond, d in New Jersey. S. 
 
60 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 VII. Noah Hammond, b— , d— , m Jane Brooks. 
 Moved to Clarence, Iowa. Farmer. C: Stephen, 
 Albert, Isadore, and others. 
 
 Yl|. Daniel Hammond, b— , d— , m Eliza Carlock. 
 Moved to Clarence, Iowa. Farmer. C: Shedrick, 
 Harriet, Joshua, Daniel, John, and 2 daughters. 
 
 Yl|. Elisha Hammond, b at Morristown, N.J. Jan 
 16, 1818, d at Alexandria, Ohio, July 14, 1890, m 
 Susan Harigal Oct 22, 1846. She was b at Zanes- 
 ville, Ohio, Sept 10, 1827, d at Alexandria, O. Mar 
 27, 1901. Farmer, Cong. C: Hiram, William, 
 Zackery, Allen, Edward, Mary, Samuel. 
 
 VIII. Hiram Hammond, b at Alexandria, O. Sept 
 24, 1847, m Sarah Melissa Finderburg Nov 5, 1874. 
 She was b — , d — . C: Lulu, Eva. Hiram m 2nd 
 wife, Emma Lusetta Fay, Nov 13, 1887. P O 
 Alexandria, O. Farmer. C. Fern, Roe, Ralph. 
 
 IX. IvuUi May Hammond, b June 3, 1878, d July 
 27, 1878. 
 
 IX. Eva Pearl Hammond, b Sept 17, 1879, d Jan 
 10, 1880. 
 
 IX. Fern Atlee Hammond, b Mar 28, 1888. 
 IX. Roe Hammond, b June i, 1891. 
 IX. Ralph B. Hammond, b May 6, 1897. 
 
 VIII. William Hammond, b Sept 23, 1849, m Delia 
 Philbrooks Jan 1882. Shed—. C:Guy. William 
 m second wife, Hattie Gregory, Apr 1883. P O 
 Alexandria, O. Farmer. C: Raymond, Earl. 
 
 IX. Guy Hammond, b — , d infant. 
 
 IX. Raymond Hammond, b Nov 8, 1885. P O 
 Alexandria, O. Machinist. 
 
 BX. Earl Hammond, b Oct 6, 1887. P O Alexan- 
 dria, O. Butcher. 
 
 VIII. Zackery Hammond, b Jan 4, 1852. P O 
 Alexandria, Ohio. Farmer. S. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 61 
 
 Allen Hammond, b Feb 6, 1854, d Mar 12, 
 1854. 
 
 Vni. Edward Hammond, b Mar 24, 1855, d Apr 10, 
 1885. S. 
 
 V!l|. Mary Meadora Hammond, b Sept 24, 1858, m 
 Sylvester Cox Mar 15, 1882. P O Alexandria, 
 Ohio. Farmer. C: 
 
 IX- Glen Emmons Cox, b Dec 24, 1882. P O 
 Alexandria, O. Farmer and Machinist. S. 
 
 Vll|. Samuel Hammond, b Oct 6, 1861, d Sept 27, 
 1866. 
 
 Vl|. Joshua Hammond, b about 1823, d July 1892, 
 m Algaria Harigal. Farmer, Universalist. C: 
 Marion, Virgil, Laura, Orrilla, George, Willis, 
 Arthur, Nancy. 
 
 Yll|. Marion Hammond, (d). 
 
 Vill. Virgil Hammond, b — , m Percy Lloyd. P O 
 Alexandria, O. C: (|X) Celia Lloyd. 
 
 VSif. Laura Hammond, b — , m John Davis, (d). 
 No issue. Laura m second husband, Samuel Tay- 
 lor. P O Luray, O. No issue. 
 
 VIEI- Orrilla Hammond, b — . P O Alexandria, 
 Ohio. S. 
 
 V[||- George Hammond, b — . P O Alexandria, 
 Ohio. S.. 
 
 VIIB. Willis Hammond, b — , m Lizzie Buxton. P 
 O Alexandria, O. No issue. 
 
 VIII- Arthur Hammond, b — . P O Alexandria, 
 Ohio. S. 
 
 VIII. Nancy Hammond, b — , d — . 
 
 Vl|. Hiram Hammond, b — , d — •, m *Harriet Ham- 
 mond. Farmer. C: John, Elmer, Sarah, Char- 
 les. 
 
 VIII- John Hammond, b — , m . C: Mary, 
 
 *His cousin. 
 
02 
 
 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Charles, (d); Edward, Fred, Myrtle, Ethel, 
 Eena, Miller, Forest, Lureta. 
 
 VIB|. Elmer Hammond, b— , m . C: Attic, 
 
 Bessie, Frank, Guy, Dean, Messer, Pearl. 
 
 yg||. Sarah Hammond, b — . S. 
 
 VIII. Charles Hammond, b— , m . C: Delno. 
 
 Y||. Eliza Hammond, b— , d— , m E. Dean. Far- 
 mer, Methodist. C: Albert, etc. 
 
 VIII. Albert Hammond, b— , m-. P O Alexandria, 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 VII. Sarah Hammond, b — , d — , m Shedrick Car- 
 lock. C: Joshua. Sarah m second husband, Rich- 
 ard Oldham. No issue. 
 
 VIII. Joshua Carlock, b — , m Lucy Gurney, (d). 
 Vl|. Harriet Hammond, b — , m *Noah Hammond, 
 
 (d). Res. Delaware, Ohio. Farmer. C. Doro- 
 thea, (d); Emma, Noah, Asa. 
 
 Vl|. John Hammond, b — , d — , ra Potter. 
 
 Farmer. C: Frank, Fred, Mary, Maude. 
 
 VI. William D. Headley, b in Sussex Co. N. J. July 
 31,1787, d in Franklin Co. Ohio, Aug i, 1862, m 
 fMary Havens in 181 9. She was b in Sussex Co. N. 
 J. Mar 10, 1799, d in Franklin Co. Ohio, Sept 18, 
 1870. When a vSmall boy William Headley was 
 bound out to his Uncle William Headley near Mil- 
 ton, N. J. with whom he remained until the age of 
 21 years, when he received an "outfit," which 
 consisted of a horse, bridle, saddle, a suit of clothes, 
 and $50.00 in money. He then took a lease of clear- 
 ing a piece of timber land, and after clearing a spot, 
 he built a little shanty of poles and clapboards for 
 shelter, and settled down to work clearing the land 
 
 *Her first cousin. 
 
 fDaughter of William and Elizabeth Havens who emigrated to 
 Ohio and were among the first settlers. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 63 
 
 and burning charcoal, carting the latter 25 miles to 
 market. Thus he began laying the foundation for 
 future prosperity. When he had accumulated to- 
 gether $1500 00 he removed in 181 1 to Franklin Co. 
 Ohio, and became one of the pioneer settlers of that 
 county, selecting a location in Jefferson township, 
 at what is now known as Headley's Corners. After 
 locating his future home, he returned to Sussex Co. 
 N. J. with a number of horses. In the spring of 
 1812, he set out for his Ohio home on horse back. 
 On the trip a willow twig served as a riding whip, 
 which on arriving at his new home he stuck into the 
 ground, and to-day at the front of the old Homestead 
 stands a very large and beautiful weeping willow 
 tree, a memento of his journey. 
 
 At that time there were no roads leading to 
 Columbus, and trips to that place w^ere made on 
 horse-back over a path marked by blazed trees, 
 
 William Headley in company with his brother 
 Samuel Headley built a saw mill and grist mill on the 
 Black lyick, a stream running through William Head- 
 ley's farm. The brothers conducted the mills in part- 
 nership for some time, after which William Headley 
 purchased his brother's interest in the mills and lands. 
 The mills did duty for many years, and were finally 
 washed away in a flood many years ago. 
 
 Great changes have taken place since the first 
 representative of the name came to Ohio where they 
 found large tracts of uncultivated land, forests which 
 stood in their primeval strength, and a few cabins to 
 indicate the progress of civilization. As the years 
 passed William Headley prospered in his business 
 and at the time of his death he owned 500 acres of 
 valuable land all acquired through industry and good 
 management. He was the first Postmaster at Head- 
 
64 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 ley's Corners, and held the office for many j-ears, 
 dispensing the mail from his residence. He was not 
 a member of any church, but a Universalist in faith, 
 and contributed quite largely to religious work. C: 
 Harriet, Elizabeth, Martha, Joseph, William, Sarah, 
 Ezekiel, Henry, Mary, David, Daniel, Electa. 
 
 Yl|. Harriet Headley, bjanio, 1S20, d at Headley's 
 Corners, O. Dec 30, 1S96, m Madison Fisk. He kept 
 Grocery and notion store at Headley's Corners. No 
 issue. 
 
 Yl|. Elizabeth Headley b Aug 3, 1 82 1, d near Avalon, 
 Mo. Jan 17, 1894, m Abraham Wagoner Feb 11, 
 1 84 1. He was b in Huntington Co. Pa. July 10, 
 1S16, d in Livingston Co. Mo. June 3, 1S90. Far- 
 mer, United Br ch. C: William. Catharine, Lydia, 
 Alice, John. 
 
 Yll|. William HeadleA' Wagoner, b — , d — . 
 
 Vll|. Catharine Wagoner, b in Franklin Co. Ohio 
 Feb 6, 1846, m George W. Miller Sept 19, 1865. P 
 O Avalon, Mo. Retired farmer, Meth Ep. C: 
 Ida, Jennie, Nellie, Frank. 
 
 IX- Ida F. Miller, b Nov 19, 1S67, d Oct o, 1876. 
 
 IX. Jennie E. Miller, b— , m J. W. Shannon Dec 
 25,1888. P O Hale, Mo. Farmer, Meth Ep. C: 
 
 X. Irma M. Shannon, bApr 17, 1890. 
 
 X- Willie G. Shannon, b Oct 22, 1891. 
 X. Fleete D. Shannon, b Dec 10, 1S93. 
 X. Rhoda M. Shannon, b Jan 10, 1896. 
 X. Ernest W. Shannon, b Oct 17, 1898. 
 X- Walter L. Shannon, b May 9, 1902. 
 
 IX. Nellie A. Miller, b , m Fred Fair Aug 12, 
 
 1903. P O Jamesport, Mo. Prof, in school, Meth 
 Ep. 
 
 IX. Frank J. Miller, b , d Apr 16, 1S9S. 
 
 Yll. Martha Headley, b Jan 16, 1S23, d aged 3 years. 
 
William D. Headlev, and Maky (Havens) Headley. 
 
 (See page O'i) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT IIEADLEY 65 
 
 Yl|. Joseph Headley, b May 22, 1825, d in Taylor 
 Co. Iowa, m . C: Frank, Albert. 
 
 Yll|. Frank Headley. Res. 952 W. Almeda Ave. 
 Denver, Col. 
 
 Vni. Albert D. Headley. Res. 2301 S. 9th vSt. St. 
 Joe, Mo. 
 
 Vl|. William Headley, b in Franklin Co. Ohio, Aug 
 12, 1827, m Margaret Beem, (d). William m second 
 wife, Hattie Robin. Res. 473 East Rich St. Colum- 
 bus, Ohio. Retired farmer. C: Rosella, George, 
 Lulu. 
 
 Yl||. Rosella Headley, b-, m Wm. Foster. Res. Co- 
 lumbus, Ohio. 
 
 VIII. George Headley, b — , m Rosa Rochelle, (d). 
 Two daughters. He m second wife, Adda Marsh. P 
 O Jersey, O. 
 
 .Vlll Lulu Headley, b— . Res. 473 E. Rich St. 
 Columbus, O. S. 
 
 Vl|. Sarah Headley, b Jan 29, 1829, d at Chariton, 
 Iowa, Jan 1867, m John Farber in 1846. He was b 
 in New Jersey Dec 24, 1824, d at Chariton, Iowa, 
 June 1897. Farmer. C: Caleb, William, John, 
 Mary, Ida, Electa, James, Catharine, Albert, Thom- 
 as, Edward, Sarah, Walter, Minnie. 
 
 Vlll. Caleb Farber, bat Columbus, O. Nov 4, 1847, 
 m Lizzie Bowen Feb II, 1884. P O Hoxie, Kans. 
 F'armer. C: (|X) Ora Farber, b Jan 15, 1885. 
 (IX; Minnie Farber, b Oct 27, 1886. (|X) Elbert 
 Farber, b Feb 17, 1889. 
 
 Vlll. William Farber, b— , d— .• 
 Vlll. John Farber, b— , d— . 
 
 Vlll Mary E. Farber, b— , m Curtis. P O 
 
 Russell, Iowa. 
 Vlll. Frances Ida Farber, b in Franklin Co. Ohio. 
 
66 
 
 THE HEADLEY IIISTORV 
 
 Junes, 1853, m James M. Mitchell May 30, 1878. 
 P O Chariton, Iowa. Farmer, Meth Ep. C: Floyd, 
 
 Ida, Mandie. 
 
 IX. Floyd F. Mitchell, b in Lucas Co. la. July 24, 
 1879. P O St. Joseph, Mo. Stenographer and book- 
 keeper, Christian ch. 
 
 IX. Iva Blanche Mitchell, b July 25, 1883, ra Ward 
 Carpenter Aug 27, 1902. P O Chariton, la. Far- 
 mer. 
 
 IX. Mandie Mitchell, b Dec 4, 1889. Meth Ep. 
 
 VIII. Electa Farber, b— , d— , m — Curtis. 
 
 VIII. James B. Farber. P O St. Joseph, Mo. 
 
 Vin. Catharine Farber, m Carpenter. 
 
 VIII. Albert Farber. P O Chariton, Iowa. 
 
 Vlll Thomas J. Farber. P O Lushton, Neb. 
 
 VIII. Edward E. Farber. P O Hoxie, Kans. 
 
 VIII. Sarah Farber, m Wilson. 
 
 VIII. Walter Farber, (d). 
 
 VIII. Minnie Farber. 
 
 Vl|. Ezekiel W. Headley, b in Franklin Co. Ohio, 
 Dec 19, 1830, m Mary M. Foster Feb 14, 1883, at 
 Oregon, Mo. P O Oregon, Mo. He attended 
 .school during his youth at " Headley 's Corners." In 
 the spring of 1852, he accompanied an emigrant 
 train of 36 men, including his brother William Head- 
 ley, to California. At St. Joseph, Mo. they pur- 
 chased their equipments for the journey, consisting 
 of nine wagons, with three yokes of oxen to each 
 wagon. After a journey of 126 days, they reached 
 their destination at Eureka Ouartz Mines, and Poor- 
 man's Creek, where they found gold in considerable 
 quantities. In the bed of Poor-man's Creek they 
 found not only small pieces of gold but often large 
 nuggets of great value. Before becoming acclimated 
 he took "mountain fever" and came near to death's 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 67 
 
 door, but recovered, and during his convalesence, 
 while not able to work, he employed his time read- 
 ing the Bible from beginning to end. 
 
 They remained in California two 3''ears; endured 
 many hardships, many times sleeping beside logs 
 with an umbrella for protection from the rain until 
 a cabin was built. In the spring of 1854 he came to 
 New York City, where he remained sight-seeing for 
 about a month, after which he went to Philadelphia 
 to get his gold dust coined, (about $5,000), and then 
 returned to the parentel home in Ohio, where he en- 
 gaged in farming for his father in the farming season 
 and teaching school in the \^'inter. After being thus 
 employed for two years, he entered Central College, 
 Ohio, remaining one year, taught one term of school, 
 then went to Westerville College, Ohio, for two 
 years, after which he taught three terms of school. 
 In the spring of 1859, he in compan}^ with his cousin 
 George Havens went to St. Joseph, Mo., where they 
 found the City full of people with the "Pike's Peak 
 fever," which they also contracted, and fell in line, 
 purchasing their wagons at $135.00 each, with four 
 yokes of oxen to each wagon, which they loaded 
 with flour, groceries, dried fruits, patent medicine, 
 lard, bacon, etc. On arriving at the Peak they put 
 up a Grocery store, and connected with it a restur- 
 ant, and found ready sale for every article in their 
 line, w^hich was soon disposed of at a very satisfac- 
 tory profit. They invested their money in emigrant 
 cattle and located on a rancho in Ray Co. Mo., 
 where he engaged in farming until the breaking out 
 of the Civil war in 1 86 1, when he joined the Home 
 Guards, Company C, and was appointe-d by Col. 
 Hale, on the Colonel's staff and sent to St. Joseph, 
 Mo. as Regimental Commissary Sargeant, for the 
 
6« THE IIEADLEY HISTORV 
 
 4th Provisional Regiment, E. M. M. He remained 
 in this office two years. At the close of the war 
 there came an order to reform themselves into com- 
 panies, and he was appointed by Gov. Fletcher, 2nd 
 Lieutenant. However, as the war was decidedly 
 settled the companies were soon disbanded, and Mr. 
 Headley once more returned to farming and stock 
 raising. In 1868, he sold his Ray Co. farm and 
 went to DeKalb Co. Mo. , where, in 1856, he had 
 entered a half section of land, which he improved 
 and made his home for 15 years. This property he 
 sold Mar i, 1-904, for $12,840. He is now the 
 owner of a fine farm in Holt Co. Mo. of 200 acres 
 valued at $90.00 per acre, and where he expects to 
 remain until called by his Divine Master. He, 
 Universalist; wife, Meth Ep. C: Charles, Ezekiel, 
 Orloff. 
 
 VIII. Charles Eoring Headley, b Feb 23, 1885. At- 
 tended High school two years and completed a busi- 
 ness course in short-hand and typewriting. Meth. 
 
 VIII. Ezekiel Warde Headley, b Aug 12, 1887. 
 
 Vil|. Orloif Orlando Headley, b July 25, i88y. 
 
 Vl|. Henry Headley, b Mar 23, 1833. He enlisted 
 in the i8th Regulars of Ohio. He was a Sargeant, 
 and was killed in the battle of Murfreesboro, Tenn. 
 Jan I, 1863. After being temporarily buried on the 
 battlefield, his body was taken up and brought home 
 for burial. 
 
 VII. Mary Headley, b at Ovid, O. July 28, 1835, d 
 at South Haven, Mich. Oct 15, 1891, m H. J. Ed- 
 gell May i, 1859. P O South Haven, Mich. Real 
 Estate Broker, Cong. C: Nellie, Mattie, Carlos. 
 
 VIII. Nellie Adill Edgell, b— , m William Remus. 
 P O South Haven, Mich. 
 
 Vlll Mattie Edgell, b 1876, d 1879, aged 3 years. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 69 
 
 VIII. Carlos LeClairEdgell, b 1879. PO South 
 Haven, Mich. 
 
 Yl|. David Headley, b in Franklin Co. Ohio, Apr 
 20, 1838, m Mary Havens, daughter of William and 
 Rhoda Havens, Mar 23, 1865. She d Jan 13, 1871. 
 C: Hattie, Rollin, Robert. David m second wife, 
 Sophia Geiger, Sept 12, 1875. P O Ovid, Ohio. 
 Farmer. He heired 66 acres of the old homestead of 
 his father, to which he added by purchase his sister 
 Flecta's share of 38 acres, and 115 acres of adjoin- 
 ing lands, in all 219 acres on the stream known as 
 the Black Lick, in Franklin Co. Universalis t. C: 
 
 VIII. Hattie F. Headley, b Feb 28, 1866, d Nov 19, 
 1880. 
 
 VIII. Rollin D. Headley, b Nov 12, 1868, d Sept 10, 
 1869. 
 
 VIII. Robert H. Headley, b Nov 12, 1868, d June 
 17, 1885. 
 
 Vl|. Daniel Headley, b Apr 28, 1838, d in 1904, m 
 IvUcinda Wagoner, (widow). P O Ovid, Ohio. 
 Farmer. In the division of his father's property, 
 that portion of it comprising the old homestead pro- 
 per, fell to him, and by purchasing two other shares, 
 he owns in all 145 acres of the old homestead lands. 
 His residence is on the opposite side of the Black 
 Lick from his brother David's dwelling and within 
 speaking distance. No issue. 
 
 Vl|. Electa Headley, b in Franklin Co. Ohio, Feb 
 20, 1841, m Rufus C. Gates Feb 5, 1865. Farmer. 
 C: Rufus, Charles, William. Electa m 2nd hus- 
 band, Thomas Hull. P O Maysville, Mo. Dealer 
 in live-stock, Baptists. 
 
 Vill. Rufus Gates. 
 
 VIII. Charles Gates. 
 
 VIII. William Gates. 
 
^0 THE UEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Y|. Samuel Headley, b in Sussex Co. N. J. Oct i8, 
 1789, d in Licking Co. Ohio, May 8, 1852, m *Chris- 
 tinaClouseOct 22, 181S. She was b June 28, 1797, 
 d Nov 2, 1863. Farmer, Methodists. C: Hiram, 
 Leonard, Aaron, Emanuel, Catharine, Julia, Eliza- 
 beth, Mary, Samuel, Joshua, John. 
 
 Yl|. Hiram Headley, b in Franklin Co. Ohio, May 
 16, 1819, d at Beatrice, Neb. July 26, 1898, m Harriet 
 Ranney Apr 2, 1859. She was b in Franklin Co. O. 
 Oct 5, 1832. PO Beatrice, Neb. Farmer, Pres- 
 by. C: Samuel, George, LeRoy, Elizabeth, Inez, 
 Christina, Edwin. 
 
 Ylll. Samuel J. Headley, b Dec 26, 1859, m Eva 
 M. Enfield Jan i, 1890. Res. 1409 Summit Street, 
 Beatrice, Neb. 
 
 Vll|. George E. Headley, b in Licking Co. O. Aug 
 7, 1862, m Lucilla Dawson Jan 26, 1892. P O Ar- 
 getine, Kan. Merchant, Presby. C: (|X > Joseph- 
 ine Headley, b Jan 30, 1893. (IX) E. Chapin Head- 
 ley, b Aug 10, 1894. (IX) Ralo Martha Headley, b 
 Dec 28, 1896. (IX) Hazel Viola Headley, b Dec 7, 
 
 1898. (IX) Harriet Sarah Headley, b June 29, 1900. 
 Ylll LeRoy H. Headley, b in Licking Co. Ohio, 
 
 Sept 14, 1S65, m Alice E.Woodward of Clyde, Kan. 
 Sept 28, 1898. Res. Beatrice, Neb. Mechanic, 
 Presby. C: (|X) Mdvin L. Headley, b July 29, 
 
 1899, d Oct 23, 1899. (IX) Oliver B. Headley, b 
 July 29, 1901. 
 
 Ylll. Elizabeth R. Headley, b Dec 25, 1867, m 
 Joseph Ward Jan 8, 1890. P O Helvey, Neb. 
 
 *Grand-daughter of Philip Clouse, who was b in Amsterdam, 
 Holland, and daughter of John Clouse, b in Amsterdam, Holland, 
 in nsy, d in Franklin Co. Ohio, Dec 22, 1»22. At the age of Xi* years. 
 John Clouse ran away from Jiome, stole aboard ship, and was not 
 found until the third day out, when through hunger he was forced 
 to come from his hiding place. Upon landing in iN'ew York he was 
 sold for his passage over. He married Catnarine Canarryer. Sshe 
 was b at Little York, Pa, in 1759, d in Franklin Co. O. Sept 19, iy4Ji- 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 71 
 
 VIII. Inez Headley, b Nov 24, 1870, d Dec 8, 1871. 
 Yll|. Christina Headle3',-o Nov 24, 1870, (twin), 
 d Apr 21, 1872. 
 Vllj. Edwin C. Headle}', b Sept 29, 1S73. Res. 330 
 X. Charles St. Baltimore, Md. S. 
 Vl|. Leonard Headley, bin Franklin Co. Ohio, July 
 24, 1820, m Mary Ann Headle3\ daughter of Lewis 
 Headley, Jan I, 1S53. PO Shelbyville, 111. Far- 
 mer. C: Lafayette, Emily, Sevin, Emanuel, Ed- 
 son, Cyrus. 
 
 VIM- Lafayette Headley, b in Jerse3^ Licking Co. 
 Ohio, July 7, 1844, m Mrs. Melissa Moon, (NeeGeo- 
 hegan), Oct 4, 1868. P O Shelbyville, 111. Has 
 been in telegraph business as operator, etc., since 
 the close of the Civil war, up to about 6 3'ears ago, 
 (1897). He is at present, (1903), an inmate of the 
 Soldiers' Home at Danville, 111. C: Archie, Maude. 
 IX- Archie Lafayette Headley, b Sept 16, 1S73. 
 Baptist. S. 
 
 IX. Maude Mansfield Headley, b Jan S, 1877. 
 Baptist. S. 
 
 VIIJ. Emily Headley, b July 13, 1846, m Jacob 
 
 Cutler, ^(d), Dec 15, 1870. Xo issue. She m 2nd 
 
 husband, Samuel R. Mather, Xov 6, 1SS4. P O 
 
 Shelbyville, 111. Baptist. Xo issue. 
 
 Ylll. Sevin Headley, b Xov 13, 1848, d Mar 24, 
 
 1S50. 
 
 Ylj|. Emanuel D. Headley, b Feb 11, 1851, in Jer- 
 sey, O. m Dora Booth Sept 16, 18S3. P O Shelb}^- 
 ville, 111. Farmer, Unitarian. C: 
 iX- Grover T. Headley, b Aug 19, 18S4. 
 IX. Homer D. Headley, b Feb 16, 18S6. 
 IX. Ermon Headle3', b Dec 24, 1SS7. 
 IX. Gertrude L. Headley, b Oct 2s, 1889. 
 IX. Ethel M. Headley, b July 20, 1S95. 
 
7r3 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 IX. Eva F. Headley, b Oct 14, 1S98, d May 12, 
 
 1899. J 
 
 Yl||. Edson Headley, bin Licking Co. Ohio, Mar 
 5, 1854. P O Shelbyville, 111. Farmer, Mcth. S. 
 
 Ylll- Cyrus Headley, b Mar 28, 1858, d Nov 9, 
 1872. 
 
 Yl|. Aaron C. Headley, b Jan 17, 1823, d Dec 27, 
 1884, m Hannah Eberly. Merchant. PO Spring- 
 field, Mo. C: Frank, Oscar, Wilbur, Dell, Harry. 
 
 VIII. Emanuel M. Headley, b May 26, 1825, d Nov 
 II, 1888, m Jane Smith July 26, 1855. Farmer, 
 Universalist. C: Ralph, "Laura. 
 
 VIM- Ralph Elmer Headley, b at Columbus, Ohio, 
 June 25, 1856, m Mary J. Edgerley Apr 22, 1880. 
 Farmer, Universalist. C: Clyde, Ohlen. 
 
 IX. Clyde Woodbury Headley, b near Black Lick, 
 Ohio, Mam, 1881. P O Ovid, Ohio. Farmer. S. 
 
 IX. Ohlen Lee Headley, b June 15, 1883, d Sept 9, 
 1884. 
 
 VIM. Laura Headley, b— . P O Pataskala, O. S. 
 
 Vl|. Catharine Headley, b Nov 17, 1826, died same 
 day. 
 
 VII. Julia Ann Headley, b Jan 2, 1828, d Feb 18, 
 1848. 
 
 Vl|. Elizabeth Jane Headley, b Mar 3, 1829, d Apr 
 
 13, 1857. 
 
 VII. Mary M. Headley, b May 15, 1831, d May 9, 
 1857, m Cyrus Eberly. Merchant. C: Addie, 
 Oren. 
 
 VIII. Addie Eberly. P O Lincoln. Neb. 
 Vlll. Oren Eberly, b— , d 1900. 
 
 Vl|. Samuel Stewart Headley, b Mar 5, 1833, d 
 Oct 1900, m Mary Moreland. No issue. 
 
 VII. Joshua Usual Headley, b in Franklin Co. O. 
 July 29, 1835, m Sarah Jane Butler Nov 19, 1863. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 73 
 
 P O Pataskala, O. Farmer. C: Minnie, Dora, 
 Fred, Mollie, Frank, Lelle, Otto. 
 
 Vlll- Minnie C. Headley, b Jan 17, 1865, m Joseph 
 Baird Mar 14, 1889. P O Pataskala, Ohio. Mer- 
 chant, Presby. C: 
 
 IX. Gladys Leota Baird, b Jan 26, 1890. \ 
 
 IX. Frank Headley Baird, b June 26, 1891. 
 
 IX. Helen Vernon Baird, b Dec 19, 1894. 
 
 VIII. Dora M. Headley, b July 28, 1866, m Charles 
 M.Rowling Oct 20, 1887. Res. 348 S. Champion 
 Ave. Columbus, Ohio. Traveling salesman, Presby 
 ch. C: 
 
 IX. Maude B. Rowling, b Dec i, 1889. 
 Guy N. Rowling, bFeb5, 1894. 
 . FredC. Headley, b Oct 8, 1867, m Carrie D. 
 
 Shelton. P O Newark, Ohio. Clerk, Presby. C: 
 (IX) Jennie Headley. (|X) Ethel Headley. (|X) 
 Lora Headley. 
 
 Vlll. Mollie J. Headley, b Nov 26, 1870, m Harry 
 L. Sherman. P O Holmesville, O. Telegraph 
 operator, Methodists. C: (|X) Roy Sherman. (|X) 
 Irene Sherman. (|X) Grace Sherman. (|X) Hobart 
 Sherman. (|X) Lolo Sherman. 
 
 Vlll. Frank B. Headley, b Mar 2, 1874, m Mary 
 Hughes. P O Pataskala, O. Farmer, Baptist. C: 
 (IX) Vernon Hughes Headley. (fX) Baby Head- 
 ley. 
 
 Vlll Lelle Headley, b Sept 23, 1877. P O Patas- 
 kala, O. Presb}^. 
 
 Vlll. Otto Headley, b Dec 13, 1881. P O Patas- 
 kala, O. 
 
 Vl|. John Berger Headle}^ b Apr 7, 1839, d July 
 
 23. 1839- 
 
 VI. Uzal Headley, b in New Jersey, Oct 17, 1795, d 
 in Jacksontown, Ohio, Nov 5, iS7i,vm Elizabeth 
 
74 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 BeemsApr lo, 1823. She was b in Maryland, Nov 
 28, 1797, din Ohio Dec 11, 1886. Farmer, Metho- 
 dists. Some time after the family had settled at 
 Jersey, Ohio, Uzal removed from there to Zanesville, 
 O. and entered land there and followed farming until 
 he retired from business, when he removed to Jack- 
 sontown, O. where he died. C: Phebe, Gamaliel, 
 Jane, Elizabeth, Eliza, Sarah, Martha, Helom, 
 Marilla. 
 
 VII. Phebe Ann Headley, bjan 6, 1824, d July 9, 
 1825. 
 
 Yl|. Gamaliel Headley, b June 18, 1825, m Sarah 
 Rodman. C: Mary, James, Eeota, Frank. Gam- 
 aliel m second wife, Phoebe Davy. P O Jefferson 
 la. Farmer. C: Miriam, Josie, Jessie, Ethel. 
 
 VIII. Mary E. Headley, b Nov 21, 1848, m Wm. 
 Bisant. Res. EosAngeles, Cal. C: (|X) Sura Bis- 
 ant. S. 
 
 VIII. James Edward Headley, b Mar 11, 1851, m 
 Margaret Barber. P O Zanesville, O. No issue. 
 VIII. Eeota L. Headley, b May 26, 1855, d infant. 
 
 VIII. Frank Headley, b Dec 2, 1859, m Florence 
 George May 4, 1881. P O Zanesville, O. Farmer. 
 Children: 
 
 IX. Fred S. Headley, b July 10, 1882. P O Zanes- 
 ville, O. Farmer. 
 
 VIII. Miriam Headley, b— , m Nick Henson. P O 
 Drummond, Okla. 
 
 VIII. Josephine Headley, b Mar 17, 1878, m Mor- 
 ton Jackson Sept I, 1895. P O Jefferson, la. Far- 
 mer. C: (IX) Vava Jackson, b Nov 36, 1896. (|X) 
 Ninajackson, bOct4, 1898. (|X) Darwin Jackson, 
 bSept 29, 1902. 
 
 VIII. Jessie Headley, b Jan 25, 1880, m Clyde Jack- 
 son Sept 18, 1898. P O Jefferson, la. Barber. C: 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 75 
 
 IX. George Gamaliel Jackson, b Feb i8, 1900. 
 
 IX. Ruby Gladys Jackson, b Sept 11, 1902. 
 
 Ylll. Ethel Headley, b— , m Thomas Beeson. P O 
 Bayard, la. 
 
 Vfi Jane Headley, b in Muskingum Co. O. Mar 4, 
 1827, d Mar 31, 1897, m Samuel H. Johnson Jan i, 
 1 85 1. He was b in Muskingum Co. O. Dec 27, 
 1821, d there Nov 3, i860. Farmer, Prot Meth. C: 
 Frank, Gersevoort, Cumberland, Ezekiel. Jane m 
 second husband, Joseph Norman, Mar i, 1866. C: 
 Charles, Lizzie. 
 
 Yll|. Frank R. Johnson, b Sept 30, 1851, m Alice 
 Barron Oct 4, 1880. P O Zanesville, O. Employ- 
 ed in restaurant as* cook. C: 
 
 IX. Alfred Johnson, b Dec 27, 1881. 
 
 IX. Louisa Johnson, b Aug 4, 1886. 
 
 IX. Isabell Johnson, d in infancy. 
 
 VIII. Gersevoort Johnson, b Sept 24, 1853, d Apr 
 I 5, i860. 
 
 Ylll. Cumberland Johnson, b Apr 14, 1856, m Em- 
 ma A. Francis Sept 27, 1878. She was b Dec i, 
 1859, d Dec 2, 1900. P O Zanesville, O. Farmer, 
 Meth Protestant ch. C: 
 
 IX. Mary Johnson, b July 16, 1879, m Howard A. 
 Gray Apr 4, 1901. He was b Mar 13, 1874. Far- 
 mer, Meth Protestant ch. No issue. 
 
 Ylll. Ezekiel H. Johnson, b in Muskingum Co. O. 
 Feb 25, 1858, m Josephine Lane July 3, 1897. Res. 
 151 Pear St. Zanesville, O. Ice and coal merchant. 
 United Presby. C: 
 
 IX. Elizabeth Johnson, b Mar 2, 1898. 
 
 IX. Margaret May Johnson, b May 17, 1899. 
 
 IX- Samuel Lane Johnson, b Jan 4, 1901. 
 
 Ylll. Charles Norman, b Mar 12, 1868, m Ida Wag- 
 oner Dec 10, 1890. Laborer. C: (|X) Verdie Nor- 
 
^g THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 man, b Apr i8, 1891. (IX) Anna Norman, bjune 4, 
 1892 (IX) Helen Norman, b Apr 30, 1894. (IX) 
 May Norman, b Jan 3, 1899- dX) George Norman, 
 bjuly 4, 1902. 
 
 Vlll Lizzie Norman, b— , d in infancy. 
 
 Yl|. Elizabeth M. Headley,b Jan 12, 1S32, d May 
 2, 1897, m Cumberland Fields. P O Jersey, O. C: 
 Mary, Edward, Lillian. 
 
 YIIJ. Mary Fields, b— , d— . 
 
 VIII. Edward Fields, b— , d— . 
 
 VIII- Lillian Fields. P O Jersey, O. 
 
 VII. Eliza Helen Headley, b Aug 12, 1835, m An- 
 drew Beard Sept 14, 1857. P O Jacksontown, O. 
 Farmer, Presby. C: Chanie, Lua, Eta, E— , 
 
 Glennie, F — . 
 
 VIII. Chanie Beard, b July 11, 1858, m Dr. O. N. 
 Wolcottjan 8, 1880. Res. Columbus, Ohio, 360 W. 
 Fifth Ave. Physician. C: Oliver, (d), Andrew, 
 Walter, Shepherd, (d), Helen, Ethel. 
 
 VIII. Lua Beard, b Mar 29, 1861, mW. E. Wallace 
 Nov 25, 1886. P O Jacksontown, Ohio. Farmer. 
 C: Mabel, Helen, Andrew, William. 
 
 VIII. Eta Beard, b Dec II, 1863, m W. O. Coyell 
 Dec 2, 1890. Merchant. P O Columbus, Ohio. 
 No issue. 
 
 VIII. E. V. Beard, b Apr 14, 1867, m Maggie Ste- 
 wart Oct 30, 1883. She d Aug 9, 1900. P O Jack- 
 sontown, Ohio. Merchant. C: Lura, Chanie. 
 
 Vlll Glennie Beard, b Feb 23, 187 1, m E. A. Lewis 
 Feb II, 1892. P O Jacksontown, Ohio. Farmer. 
 
 C: Helen, Lewis. 
 
 Vlll. Franklin A. Beard, b Oct 22, 1879, m Zula 
 Cummins Nov 28, 1901. P O Jacksontown, Ohio, 
 Farmer. No issue. 
 
 VII. Sarah Ann Headley, b Oct 4, 1837, d May 2,1859. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 77 
 
 Vl|. Martha Headley, b and d in 1838. 
 
 VII. Helom Headley, b Aug 3, 1840, d July 5, 1898, 
 m Elizabeth Wizraich. C: Lulu, Adda, Cecil. P 
 O Jeiferson, Green Co. la. 
 
 V8|. Marilla Headley, b May 27, 1842, d June 12, 
 1898, m Dr. J. K. Atwell, (d). Res. Cleveland, O. 
 C: Edwin. 
 
 VIII. Edwin Atwell. Res. 248 Chandler St. Cleve- 
 land, O. 
 
 V|. Lewis Headley, bin New Jersey, in 1799, ^ ^^^^ 
 31, 1848, m Mima Noe in 1822. She d Aug 13, 
 1874, aged 70 years. He settled on a farm in Jersey 
 twp. Licking Co. Ohio, now a part of the village of 
 Jersey. He built a cabin and the first saw mill in 
 Jersey township on the south Licking Creek, where 
 he lived a number of years and engaged as farmer, 
 sawyer, and in the lumber business. Later he built 
 a frame dwelling in the village of Jersey, where he 
 lived until his death. He gave to the trustees of 
 Jersey twp. the ground for the Jersey cemetery, 
 where he, his father, mother, and several of his 
 brothers and sisters are buried. Universalist. C: 
 Mary, Lemuel, Matilda, Hannah, Phebe, Ebenez- 
 er, John, Martha. 
 
 VSI- Mary Ann Headley, b Mar 21, 1824, m Leo- 
 nard Headley. (See Leonard Headley Family). 
 Vl|. Lemuel Headley, b in Jersey twp. Ohio, Apr 
 13, 1827, d there May 24, 1896, m Mary Cloose of 
 Jefferson twp. Franklin Co. Ohio, Mar 4, 1854. She 
 wash Feb 6, 1829. In 1856 he emigrated wdth his 
 family to Iowa, remaining there five years, and in 
 the fall of 1 86 1, returned to Ohio, settling in Jersey 
 twp. Farmer, Universalist. C: Alice, Abbie, 
 Cyrus, Lina, Lewis. 
 
 Alice Headley, b in Jersey, Ohio, Dec 14, 
 
78 THE HEADLEY IllSTUKY 
 
 i854,m S. Carico Mar 28, 1892. PO Johnstown, 
 Ohio. Farmer, Meth Ep. No issue. 
 
 Ylll. Abbie J. Headley, bin Iowa, Jan 28, 1856, m 
 WilUam Tharp Mar 14, 1879. P O Pataskala, O. 
 Farmer, Methodist Episcopal. C: (|X) Barton P. 
 Tharp, bjan 13, 18S0. (|X) Orley L. Tharp, b Aiij;' 
 9, 1881. 
 
 VIII. Cyrus C. Headley, b in Iowa, Feb 2, 1858. V 
 O Pataskala, Ohio. Farmer, Universalist. S. 
 
 Ylll. LinaC. Headley, b in Iowa, Nov 29, i860. 
 P O Pataskala, Ohio. Meth Ep. S. 
 
 VIII. Lewis L. Headley, b Jan 24. 1862, d Doc 25, 
 1885. Farmer, Universalist. S. 
 
 VII. Matilda Headley, b Dec 28, 1828, m Lige Pef- 
 fers. P O Jersey, Ohio. Farmer, Universalist. C: 
 Amanda, Phebe, Perry, William. 
 
 Vl|. Hannah Headley, b Jan 9, 1832, m John White- 
 head Apr 1854. Farmer, Meth Ep. C: Elmer. 
 
 VIII. Elmer Whitehead. P O Pataskala, O. S. 
 Vi|. Phebe Headley, b Aug 2, 183 + , m PVey Free- 
 man, (d), 1868. P O Shelbyville, 111. No issue. 
 
 Vl|. John Headley, b Dec 9, 1837, m vSarah Rose 
 1858. P O McPherson, Kan. P'armer, Univer- 
 salist. C: Emma. 
 
 VIII. Emma Headley. 
 
 Vl|. Ebenezer Headley, b Aug 17, 1840, d in Iowa 
 in 1880, m . Christian Union ch. No issue. 
 
 VII. Martha Headley, b Oct 5, 1848, d May 31, 
 1895, m Jouios Woolcot in 1867. Farmer. C: 
 Homer, Lewis, Frank, May. All single. P O 
 Jersey. O. 
 
 V|. Mary Headley, b — , d June 13, 1S3S, m Amos 
 Edgerley in 1826. C: Amos, William. 
 
 Vll Amos Edgerley, b at Jersey, Ohio, in 1827, d 
 July 7, 1864, m Amanda Russel Sept 14, 1859. She 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 79 
 
 was b June 21, 1840. P O Pataskala, Ohio. Far- 
 mer. Amos Edgerley was a private in the 135th O. 
 V. I., was killed in battle at Maryland Heights, and 
 was buried there near John Brown's school house. 
 Methodists. C: Josephine, Rose. 
 
 VS1|. Josephine E. Edgerley, b in Licking Co. O. 
 June 24, i860, m J. A. Marquart Sept 14, 1897. P 
 O New Carlisle, Ohio. Farmer, Presby. No issue. 
 VIII. Rose Larence Edgerley, b Nov 28, 1863, d— , 
 m B. F. Elliott Feb 24, 1884. P O Pataskala, O. 
 Children: 
 
 S. B. Elliott. 
 F. E. Elliott. 
 
 William Edgerley, b in Eicking Co. O. Apr 13, 
 1835, d Dec 2, 1868, m Jane Noe about 1856. She 
 was b in Franklin Co. O. Nov 4, 1836, d Mar 28, 
 i88r. Carriage-maker, Methodists. C: Mary, 
 William, Melvina. 
 
 Vll|. Mary Edgerley, b in Missouri, Apr 6, 1858, d 
 in Fla. Feb 9, 1885, m Ralph Elmer Headle3^ (See 
 Ralph Elmer Headley Family). 
 Yll|. William A. Edgerley, b at Jersey, O. Nov 14, 
 i860, m Louisa Clouse Nov 25, 1885. P O Johns- 
 town, Ohio. Engineer, Methodist. C: 
 IX. Grace Edgerley, b Oct 15, 1886. 
 IX. Howard Edgerley, b July 2, 1889. 
 IX. Hazel Edgerley, b Jan 25, 1895. 
 Vlir Melvina Edgerley, b 1865, d Dec 29, 1898, m 
 S. K. Greenwood. P O Jersey, O. C: 
 ■ IX. Vilas Greenwood. 
 IX. Louis Greenwood. 
 
 Y|. Charles Headley, b — , d — , m Elizabeth Smith. 
 He was a farmer in Jersey twp. O. until after the 
 death of his wife. He later married a second wife, 
 sold his farm and removed to Crawford Co. 111. 
 
80 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Meth Ep. C: Chaliou, Abbie, by first wife; Will- 
 iam, Mar5% by second wife. 
 
 Vl|. Chalion Headley, m— Stiffle. Farmer near 
 Robinson, 111. Methodists. C: Three sons and 3 
 daughters. 
 
 Vl|. Abbie Headley, b— , d in Kan. 1895, m Henry 
 Capell. C: Three sons and 2 daughters. 
 
 Vl|. William Headley, m . Farmer near 
 
 Robinson, 111. Methodists. C: Two daughters. 
 
 YM- Mary Headley. 
 
 Y|. Lavina Headley, b — , d — , m William Tharp. 
 Settled in Franklin Co. O., later removed west. C: 
 William. 
 
 Yl|. William Tharp, b— , ra Clark. 
 
 V|. Eunice Headley, b — , d — , m Michael Stagg. 
 Settled in Franklin Co. O., and later moved west. 
 Farmer, Universalist. Had several children. 
 
 Y. Samuel D. Headley, b about *i765, d — , m Eli- 
 zabeth Bountain. She was b in Morris Co. N. J. 
 Aug 21, 1775, d — . They lived in early life at Mil- 
 ton, N. J. on the farm now owned by Edward R. 
 Headley, and which Samuel Headley probably heir- 
 ed from his father Robert Headley. Late in life 
 they removed from Morris Co. N. J. and settled with 
 their family near Seneca Lake, in Yates Co. New 
 York, where they died. Blacksmith and farmer. 
 Freewill Baptists. C: Hiram, Electa, Chalion, 
 Moses, Polly, Phebe, Eliza. 
 
 Y|. Hiram Headley, b Jan 26, 1796, d young. 
 
 Y|. Electa Headley, b Jan 26, 1797, d— , m Nathan- 
 iel Hopping. He wash May 15, 1792, d — . Kept 
 Hotel at Milton. C: Amy, Samuel, Elizabeth, Mo- 
 ses, Eveline, Charles, Cynthia, Chalion, Susan, 
 Mary, Hiram. 
 
 *Date of his birth uot given, but was said to have been ten years 
 older than his wife. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 81 
 
 Vl|. Amy Hopping, b in Morris Co. N. J. Jul}^ 4, 
 1815, dat Dover, N. J. Aug 7, 1885, m *John Giffin 
 Mase Oct 26, 1833. He was bat "Mase Mountain," 
 near Berkshire Valley, Morris Co. N. J. Sept 14, 
 1810, din Dover, N.J. July 15, 1892. Wheelwright. 
 From 1854 he was Superintendent of the McFarlan 
 Iron Works, Dover, N. J. Presby. C: William, 
 Nathaniel, Frank. 
 
 VIII. William Henry Mase, b at Berkshire Valley, 
 N.J. Dec 5, 1835, m Euphemia Doughty Wiggins 
 May I, 1858. She was b Dec 4, 1839, d July 25, 
 1892. P O Dover, N. J. Engineer, later Hard- 
 wood lumber dealer, now, (1904), Street Commiss- 
 ioner at Dover. Presby. C: Florence, Irene. 
 
 IX- Florence Irene Mase, b Apr 25, i860, m Ed- 
 ward Whelpley West Sept II, 1878. P O Dover, 
 N. J. Compositor in the Iron Era office, Dover, N. 
 J. Presby. C: (X) Frank Mase West, b Sept 8, 
 1879, d Oct 28, 1880. (X) Walter Leo West, b May 
 27, 1883. (X) William Mase West, b Dec 27, 1894, 
 d Feb 25, 1896. 
 
 Yll|. Nathaniel Hopping Mase, bat Berkshire Val- 
 ley, N. J. Oct 25, 1839, m Sarah Ann King Nov 21, 
 1869. She wash Oct 29, 1838. P O Dover, N. J. 
 Dealer in lumber. Mr. Mase enlisted Oct 28, 1861, 
 in the 3rd California Regt. Inf. and served in the 
 Military District of Utah in protection of the Over- 
 land Mail Route, against the hostile Indians. He 
 was in the battle of Bear River, and numerous skirm- 
 ishes; was discharged Oct 23, 1864. In 1868 he lost 
 his left hand from accidental shooting while out 
 hunting. He and wife do not belong to any church, 
 
 *Sou of William Mase, b Aug 4, 1784, and Sarah Gittiii, b May 20, 
 1T8S, and orandson of Major Samuel Mase and Pbebe Elstou. Sam- 
 uel Mase was an otticer in the Revolution, and settled at "Mase 
 Mountain" at Berkshire Valle}-, N. J. 
 
82 THE IIEADLEY HISTOHV 
 
 but their preference is with the Methodist Episcopal 
 church. C: Charles, William. 
 
 IX. Charles C. Mase, b June i, 1S72, m Jennie M. 
 Cramptonjuly 18, 1892. P O Dover, N.J. Slater, 
 Religious preference Methodist Episcopal eh. C: 
 (X) Bessie P. Mase, b July. 24, 1893. (X) Mortimer 
 Otto Mase, b June 9, 189S. (X) Leon W. Mase, b 
 Aug 28, 1901. 
 
 IX. William E. Mase, b Mar 8, 1876, d Jan 4, 1899. 
 
 Ylll- John Frank Mase, b Oct 9, 1854, m Emma 
 Fortier Oct 19, 1890. She was b Apr 5, 1863. Res. 
 21 Beekman St. New York City, N. Y. J. F. Mase 
 learned the trade of carriage-making. Now, (1904), 
 an accountant and book-keeper. No issue. 
 
 VII. Samuel Hopping, b in New Jersey, Mar 3, 
 1817, d at Sebastapol, Cal. Nov 18, 1903, m Mary 
 Rhodes. She d— . C; Kate, Irving. Samuel m 
 second wife, Louisa Bear Loy. Res. Santa Rosa, 
 Cal. 
 
 VIII. Kate Hopping, b— , m John Roswell. P O 
 Sebastapol, Cal. 
 
 VIII. Irving W. Hopping, b — . Fireman on Wa- 
 bash R. R., d Feb 22, 1884, from injuries received 
 in R. R. accident at Honey Bend, III. P'eb 21, 1884. 
 Single. 
 
 Vl|. Elizabeth Hopping, b Jan 22, 1819, d — , m 
 Eleazer M. Thorp. P O Chariton, Iowa. P^armer 
 and Pettifogger. C: Moses, Nathaniel, Marie, 
 Electa, Josie, etc. 
 
 Vlfi. Moses C. Hopping, bat Milton, N. J. Mar 16, 
 1 82 1, d in Arkansas Co. Ark. July 29, 1888, m Sarah 
 A. Dickerson June 29, 1842. She was a member of 
 the Presbyterian church, d Oct 16, 1854. C: John, 
 Charles, George, Lillian. Moses m second wife, 
 Mary E. Kemp Dec 5, 1855. Farmer; attended the 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY. 8;^ 
 
 Meth Kp ch., of which Mrs. H. was a member. In 
 1855 he located on a farm in New York, and in i860 
 removed to Illinois where he remained until 1879, 
 when he removed to Arkansas. C: Electa, David, 
 Frederick, Moses. 
 
 VIII. John E. Hopping, b at Hopewell, Sussex Co. 
 N. J. Jan 29, 1845. P O Stuttgart, Ark. Farmer. 
 He enlisted in 1865, in Company H., 151st Illinois 
 Vol. Inf. Stationed at various points in Georga; 
 was present at surrender of the Confederate forces 
 under Brigadier General Woford, later served on 
 Provost duty at Columbus, Ga. until mustered out 
 Jan 24, 1866. He arrived at Camp Butler, 111. Feb 
 I, 1866, where he received his final pay and dis- 
 charge. 
 
 VIII. Charles H. Hopping, b at Berkshire Valley, 
 N.J.Feb I, 1847, d in Arkansas, July 5, 1875. 
 
 Farmer. S. 
 
 VIII. George Franklin Hopping, b at Newark, N. 
 J. Oct 19, 1849, d Feb 23, 1852. 
 
 Vtl|. Lillian A. Hopping, b at Newark, N. J. Dec i, 
 1 85 1, m Edgar Bartley of Princeton, 111. July 7, 
 1872. P O Stuttgart, Ark. Farmer, attends Meth 
 
 Ep ch. No issue. 
 
 VIII. Electa Hopping, bat Olcott, N. Y. Nov 18, 
 1856, d at Stuttgart, Ark. June 27, 1903, m O. J. 
 Nelson Nov 20, 1888. Farmer. No issue. 
 
 VIII. David Wm. Hopping, b Aug 7, 1858, d inf. 
 
 VIII. Frederick H. Hopping, b May 13, i860, d inf. 
 
 VIII. Moses C. Hopping, b Oct 4, 1 86 1 , d inf. 
 
 Vl|. Eveline Hopping, b June 13, 1823, m Na- 
 than Roy. Drove stage from Morristown to New- 
 ton, later from Newark to New York. C: Halsey, 
 Nancy, Ida, Charles, William, Eva. 
 
,S4 , THE IIEADLEY HISTOKV 
 
 VIII. J. Halsey Roy. Res. 638 New Gay Street, 
 Knoxville, Tenn. 
 
 VIII. Nancy E. Roy, m Miller Young. P O Naugh- 
 
 right, N. J. 
 
 VIM- Ida Roy, b in Bloomingdale, N. J. May 22, 
 1855, m Bernard J. Hansberry Nov 27, 1884. Res. 
 20 Highland Ave. Newark, N. J. Meth Ep. C: 
 William, Mary, Edith. 
 
 IX. William Martin Hansberry, b Dec ir, 1885. 
 Clerk in Prudential Insurance Co. of America. 
 Meth Ep. S. 
 
 IX. Mary Eveline Hansberry, b Feb 21, 1887. 
 Book-keeper, Meth Ep. S. 
 
 IX. Edith Electa Hansberry, b Mar 9, 1889. Meth 
 Ep. 
 
 VIII. Charles H. Roy. P O Naughright, N. J. 
 
 VIII. William Nathaniel Roy, b in Morristown, N. 
 J. Aug 23, 1862. Res. 20 Highland Ave. Newark, 
 N. J. Furniture salesman, Presby. S. 
 
 VIII. Eva L. Roy, bin Chester, N. J. July 25, 
 1865. Res. 20 Highland Ave. Newark, N. J. 
 Meth Ep. S. 
 
 Vl|. Charles Hopping, bat Milton, N. J. July 13, 
 1827, d Nov 28, 1903, m Annie Esther Young Mar 
 31, 1 86 1. Res. 843 E. Wood St. Decatur, IlL 
 Painter, Roman Catholic. C: Willietta, Harry, 
 Maggie, Charles. 
 
 VIII. Willietta Marshall Hopping, b at Kuoxville^. 
 Iowa, Feb 24, 1862, m Hugh E. Kirkwood at Pue- 
 blo, Colo. Aug 29, 1895. Merchant, Presby. C: (|X> 
 Esther Elizabeth Kirkwood, b July 9, 1896. (|X> 
 Virginia May Kirkwood, bSept 10, . (|X) Fran- 
 cis Florence Kirkwood, b June 18, . (IX) Hugh 
 
 E. Kirkwood, Jr. b Jan 12, 1904. 
 
 Vll|. Harry Headley Hopping, b at Decatur, III. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 85 
 
 Nov ID, 1867. P O Goldfield, Nev. Musician. 
 
 YSI|. Maggie May Hopping, b at Van Buren, Ark. 
 Nov 20, 1872, m Arthur Forest Kenney Jan 4, 1894. 
 P O 843 E. Wood St. Decatur, 111. Contractor, 
 Baptist. 
 
 VBll- Charles Centennial Hopping, b at Carthage, 
 Mo. Dec 28, 1876. Res. 400 Washington Boule- 
 vard, Chicago, 111. Baker. 
 
 VS|. Cynthia Hopping, b Sept 18, 1829, d — , m 
 Thomas McCradey. C: Headley, Carrie, Harry. 
 Headley McCradey. 
 Carrie McCradey. 
 
 Ylll. Harry McCradey. 
 
 Vf|. Chalion Hopping, b Dec 25, 1832, d Oct 1872. 
 He was kicked by a horse in a stable July 4, 1872, 
 breaking one of his legs, which was amputated, but 
 he d in October following. S. 
 
 VS|. Susan Hopping, b Apr 18, 1834, m David 
 Lyon of Sparta, N. J. C: Ada, Inez, Mary, David. 
 
 Vlil. Ada A. Lyon, b— , m Patsy Dolan. P O 
 Ogdensburg, N. J. Merchant. He, Catholic. C: 
 (81) W^illiam, Sarah, Leon, Inez, etc. 
 
 Vilf. Inez Lyon, b — , m Edward George. P O 
 Pompton Lake, N. J. Presby. C: (|X) Kenneth, 
 Edna, John. 
 
 Ml Mary E. Lyon, b— . P O Ogdensburg, N. 
 J. S. 
 
 V!l|. David Lj^on, b— . Res. New York City. 
 Music teacher. Catholic. 
 
 Vl|. Mar}^ A. D. Hopping, b at Hopewell, Sussex 
 Co. N. J. Nov 6, 1837, m Samuel Sliker July 14, 
 i860. Res. Warwick, N. Y. Farmer when mar- 
 ried; now in the Livery business. Episcopal cli. 
 C: Harry, Sue. 
 
 Harry Sliker, b — . Plumber in Brooklyn, N.Y. 
 
86 THE HEADLEV HISTORY 
 
 Vill. Susie Sliker, b--, m Fred Terwilliger. P O 
 Franklin Furnace, N. J. Gas fitter and plumber. 
 Episcopal ch. C: 
 
 [X. Gladys S. Terwilliger. 
 
 IX. F. Alan Terwilliger. 
 
 Vlf. Hiram Hopping, b Dec 24, 1839. Brakeman. 
 He was killed in a R. R. accident at Hebron, Ind. 
 Sept 1865. S. 
 
 YJ. Chalion Headley, b in Sussex Co. New Jersey, 
 
 Nov 26, 1799, d Apr 4, 1874, m Mar}^ Davenport. 
 She was b in Morris Co. in 1799, d at Watkins, N. 
 Y. Mar 3, 1892, in her 93 year. Soon after marriage 
 he moved to New York state and lived for some time 
 in Milo. He then moved with his family to Hornby, 
 Steuben Co. N. Y., where, with his sons, he pretty 
 much cleared up a new farm. After living here some 
 30 years, he sold his property and returned in 1861 
 to Yates Co. N. Y., locating at Dundee, where he 
 died. He was industrious and frugal, and in his 
 last years, when age had dimmed his eyes and en- 
 feebled his frame, he had a competence for his wants. 
 His life was a long and eventful one, and he died 
 with his children around his bed. His wife survived 
 him some 12 years, and died after a long and inter- 
 esting life. Ninety three years stretch away back and 
 touch all the points of the wonderful century so re- 
 cently clOvSed. She was a good women, filling her 
 place in providence in the love of God. She was far 
 over 50 years a member of the Presbyterian church. 
 A good wife, a precious mother, a kind neighbor, 
 she fell asleep in the blessed hope of the promises of 
 God, leaving a sweet and precious memory to her 
 children and grand children, for whom she lived and 
 prayed. Blacksmith and farmer, Presby. C: Phebe, 
 
 Elizabeth, John, Electa, Albert, Samuel, Moses, 
 James, Mary. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF KOBERT HEADLEY S7 
 
 PhebeAnn Headley, b — , d aged about twelve 
 years. 
 'VII- Elizabeth Headley, b — , d — ,m — . No report. 
 
 V[|. John Headley, b in New Jersey, Oct 6, 1822, 
 d at Ada, Mich. May 2, 1903, m Jane Hull Jan 17, 
 1 86 1. She d June 11, 1881. He m second wife, 
 Marion S. Frazier, Sept 20, 1890. After marriage 
 Mr. Headley settled on a farm at Ada, Mich, and 
 was one of the best known citizens of the county. He 
 was for many years prominent in Republican politics. 
 He served for eight successive years on the board of 
 supervisors and later served as a member of the county 
 board of poor directors. He was an upright, con- 
 scientious official, a good citizen, and was respected 
 by all. He was known for his kindness and liber- 
 ality to the poor, and was a faithful christian. As 
 a farmer and lumberman he was successful. Bap- 
 tist. C: George, Frank, Samuel, Moses, William. 
 Mrs. W. R. McMurray, and two deceased. 
 
 Electa Headley, b — , d — . No report. 
 Albert Headle}^ b in New Jersey, Nov 7, 
 1826, m Margaret McMillan Dec 25, 1866. In early 
 life he assisted his father on the farm, but tiring of 
 farm life he engaged in the vocation of carpenter, 
 which he followed until 1862, when on the 12th day 
 of August of that year he enlisted in the 148th Regt. 
 N. Y. Vol. He served in the Petersburg fight; Cold 
 Harbor, Yorktown, Blackwater; and was on duty 
 in Norfolk for nearly a year. He was discharged 
 from the service at New York City in 1865. C: 
 Archie, Nettie, George. 
 
 VIII. Archie Headley, b Nov 17, 1867, m Annie 
 P'isher. Res. 348 Third St. Grand Rapids, Mich. 
 
 V8II. Nettie Headley, b Mar 15, 1869, m Frank Pal- 
 mer, (d). Res. Cleveland, Ohio. 
 
88 THE HKADLEV Hl8TOiiY 
 
 Vlll George Headley, b Aug 25, 1878. P O Marl- 
 borough, Mich. Carpenter. S. 
 
 Yl|. Samuel Headley, b about 1833. He enlisted 
 in the 148th Regt. N. Y. Vol. Aug 12, 1862, died of 
 fever in hospital at Portsmouth, Va. Jan 23, 1863. 
 
 Yl|. Moses B. Headley, b about 1 830-1, d Nov 10, 
 1853, aged 22 or 23 years. 
 
 Yl|. James D. Headley, b at Hornby, Steuben Co. 
 N. Y. May 12, 1838, m Kffie C. Covert of Seneca Co. 
 N.Y.Jan 15, 1879. Res 2 Churchlea Place, Roches- 
 ter, N. Y. In early life he engaged in farming, and 
 for some time was otherwise employed. He later en- 
 gaged in the grocery business. In 1898 he moved to 
 Rochester, N. Y. where he now resides. Presby. 
 C: Florence, Clara. 
 
 Vlll. Florence Mary Headley, bMar2, 18S2. 
 
 Vli|. Clara Estella Headley, bApri2, 1S85. 
 
 Vll Mary Ann Headley, bin Steuben Co. N. Y. Oct 
 I, 1841, m Clark K. Smith Apr 19, 1866. P O 
 Dundee, N. Y. Grocery merchant, now retired, Meth 
 Ep. C: 
 
 Vlll. WiUie Smith, b 1873, d June 15, 1884, fromac- 
 cidentally shooting himself with a toy pistol, dying 
 two weeks after the accident. 
 
 Y|. Moses B. Headley, b in New Jersey, in 1806, d 
 in Yates Co. N. Y. June 4, 1873, m Ann Lozier in 
 
 1830. She was bat Pompton Plains, N. J. June 30, 
 
 181 1, d in Yates Co. N. Y. June 8, 1887. Farmer 
 and Blacksmith, Free Will Baptist; later Presby. 
 C: WiUiam, George, Helen, Ann, Sarah, John, 
 
 Addie, Frank. 
 
 VII- William Headley, b Mar 10, 1831, d Nov 15, 
 
 1845. 
 
 VII. George W. Headley, b in Yates Co. N. Y. May 
 
 29, 1832, m Permelia Marshall. P O Rushville, N. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF KOREKT IIKADLEY SO 
 
 Y. Retired merchant, Episcopalian. C: Stephen, 
 
 Arthur. 
 
 V88r Stephen M. Headley, b — , m — . Res. 50 
 
 Broughton Ave. Rochester, N. Y. Hardware Mer- 
 chant. 
 
 Vill. Arthur B. Headley, b— , m— . Res. Ro- 
 chester, N. Y. Architect. 
 
 V8|. Helen M. Headley, b Feb 24, 1834, m Nelson 
 Green. P O Rushville, N. Y. Mrs. G. Cong. C: 
 Anna, Headley. 
 
 Y[||. Annabelle Green, b Aug i, 1856, d Jan 4, 
 1876. 
 
 Vill- Headley M. Green, b Jan 7, 1865, m — . 
 Res. 15 Broad St. f Mills Building) N. Y. Lawyer. 
 C: (IX) Green. 
 
 Vl|. Ann Eliza Headley, b Aug 17, 1837, d Feb 9, 
 
 1879, m Arthur C. Brundage. He d in KansasCity, 
 
 Mo. 1903. Lawyer, Meth Ep. No issue. 
 
 Vl|. Sarah Headley, bAug7, 1839, m Montgomer}^ 
 
 McLeod, (d). P O Starkly Sta., N. Y. C: Stella, 
 Carrie, Arthur. 
 VIII. Estella M. McLeod, b— , m— . 
 
 Vli|. Carrie Belle McLeod, b— , m . 
 
 VIII. Arthur McLeod, b— , m— . P O Elmira, N. 
 Y. Plumber. No issue. 
 
 Vn. John L. Headley, b Feb 9, 1844, m Mary A. 
 Kelley No/ 15, 1877. Res. Bath, N. Y. Grocer in 
 Rushville, N. Y. until 1897, now retired. He enlist- 
 ed in the 148th Regt. N. Y. Vol. and was in all the 
 
 battles in which the regiment fought. Mr. H., 
 Presby; Mrs. H., Catholic. C: Maude. 
 
 VIII. Maude Anna Headley, b Apr 24, 1879, m 
 
 Harry Howard Clark of Gorham, N. Y. Nov 14, 
 
 1899. P O Rushville, N. Y. Clothing Merchant. 
 
 Mr. C, Protestant; Mrs. C, Catholic. C: JX) 
 
 Edward L. Clark, b July 16, 1900. 
 
UO THE IIEADLEY IllSTOliV 
 
 Yl|. AddieHeadley, b Apr I, 1847, d Aug 22, i 870, 
 m Martin Smith. No issue. 
 
 Vl|. Frank D. Headley, b Aug 17, 1851, m Anna 
 Loomis, in 1877. P O Rushville, N. Y. Occupa- 
 tion, R. F. D. Cong. C: Leah, Harry, Fred, Hel- 
 en, Maxwell. 
 
 VIII. Leah S. Headley, b June 13, 1878. 
 
 VIII. Harry L. Headley, b Feb 25, 1884. 
 
 VIII- Fred D. Headley, b May 18, 1887. 
 
 VIII. Helen L. Headley, b Dec 30, 1889. 
 
 VIII. Maxwell C. Headley, b Dec 20, 1893. 
 
 V|. Polly M. Headley, bin New Jersey, Sept 30, 
 1808, dat Dresden, Yates Co. N. Y. Sept 16, 1882, 
 m Thomas Hathaway about 1827. He was b in 
 Yates Co. N. Y. Feb 14, 1805, d at Dresden, N. Y. 
 Sept 29, 1883. Farmer. C: Susan, Theodore, F^li- 
 za, Janette, Theodore, Elizabeth, Electa, Emma. 
 
 VII. Susan M. Hathaway, b Oct 7, 1828, d Dec 2, 
 1832. 
 
 Vl|. Theodore Hathaway, b May 5, 1830, d Dec 10, 
 1832. 
 
 Vl|. Eliza Hathaway, b July 28, 1832, d Apr 20, 
 1874, m Ezra Eoncoi. No issue. 
 
 VII. Janette L. Hathaway, b Oct 7, 1863, d Feb 18, 
 
 1863, m James S. Tuthull. C: (VIII) Tuthull, 
 
 d May 13, 1870, aged 11 years, 6 months, 10 days. 
 
 VII. Theodore Hathaway, b Sept 25, 1837, d Aug 
 18, 1839. 
 
 VII. Elizabeth M. Hathaway, b Oct 7, 1841, m 
 George S. Downey. P O Dresden, N. Y. C: May, 
 George, Hathaway, Robbie. 
 
 Vlll May Downey, b— . S. 
 
 VIII. George Downey, b — . S. 
 VIII. Hathaway Downey, b— . S. 
 
 Robbie Downey, b — , d — . 
 
. DESCENDANTS OF KOBERT HEADLEY «>l 
 
 Yl|. Electa H. Hathaway, b in Yates Co. N. Y. 
 July 12, 1823, mj. M. Slawsoii Nov 4, 1865. P O 
 Waverly, N. Y. Farmer for six years, then for 
 thirty-two years, to the present time, Music dealer 
 at Waverly, N. Y. Meth Ep. No issue. 
 
 VII. Emma C. Hathaway, b vSept 25, 1849, d Jan 2, 
 i860. 
 
 V|. Phebe Ann Headley, b Aug 17, 1811, d Apr i, 
 1878, m Hiram Rapalee Mar 2, 1830. He wash Mar 
 24, 1808, d Feb 21, 1874. Farmer, Meth. C: 
 Henry, Christina, Mary, Arvilla, Eliza, Myron, 
 Esvena, Cassie. 
 
 Vl|. Henry Rapalee, b Dec 30, 1830, d May 9, 1832. 
 
 Yl|. Christina Rapalee, b Jan 10, 1833, m — Board- 
 man. Res. 1074 West 37th St. Los Angelos, Cal. 
 
 Yl|. Mary Elizabeth Rapalee, b Apr 15, 1835, m 
 — Davelle. P O Rushville, N. Y. 
 Yl|. Arvilla Rapalee, b Sept 21, 1837, d Apr 3, 
 
 1840. 
 Yl|. Eliza Daines Rapalee, b Apr 12, 1840, m Morti- 
 
 more Case. P O Rushville, N. Y. Merchant, 
 
 Methodist. C: 
 Ylll- — Case, m — Taphan. No issue. 
 Vl|. Myron H. Rapalee, b Aug 25, 1842, d May 28, 
 
 1849. 
 Vf|. Er vena Frances Rapalee, bjune 28, 1845, m — 
 
 Clark. P O Rushville, N. Y. 
 Yl|. Carrie Bell Rapalee, b Dec 12, 1852, m 
 
 Jones. Res. 207 East Ave. Rochester, N. Y. 
 Y|. Eliza Headley, b at Milton, N. J. in 1815, d at 
 
 Dresden, Yates Co. N. Y. Jan 8, 1900, m George Y. 
 
 Dains about 1840. He was b in Yates Co. N. Y. 
 
 Dec 16, 1812, d at Dresden, N. Y. June 28, 1899, 
 
 Farmer, Presby. C: Harriet, Mary, Steplien, 
 
 Theron. 
 
92 
 
 THE HEADLEY ]HST<.)KY 
 
 Yll. Harriet E. Dains, b Mar 29, 1842, m Jerome 
 Penney Jan 30, 1868. P O Reading Center, N. Y. 
 C: Dorothy, George. 
 
 Yll|. Dorothy Penney, b— , m Theodore Spence of 
 Starkey, N. Y. C: (IX) Byron. 
 
 VIII- George Penney. S. 
 
 Y||. Mary C. Dains, bat Dresden, N. Y. July 29, 
 1844, m John W. Washburn Feb 16, 1871. P O 
 Rushville, New York. Farmer, Methodist. No 
 
 issue. 
 
 Yl|. Stephen C. Dains, b Apr 27, 1847, m Kmma 
 A. Townsend Apr 1885. P O Dresden, N. V. Far- 
 mer. C: 
 
 VIII. Cornelia D. Dains. 
 
 VII. TheronS. Dains, b June 25, 1851. P O Dres- 
 den, N. Y. S. 
 
 V. William Headley, b Oct 23, 1769, d Aug 22, 
 1856, m Sarah Strait, daughter of Jacob and Abigail 
 (Gould) Strait, Oct 12, 1797. She was b July 23, 
 1778, d Sept 2, 1849. He was a farmer and store- 
 keeper, lived and died on the old Headley Homestead 
 at Milton, N. J. of which he was the second Headley 
 owner. During his lifetime he held various offices 
 of trust in the township and county. C: Hiram, 
 Mary, Cynthia, Abby, Harriet, Helen, William, 
 Sarah, David, Elizabeth, Joseph. 
 
 V|. Hiram Headley, b Dec 9, 1798, d June 20, 1831. 
 Single. 
 
 V|. Mary Headley, b at Milton, N. J. Aug 10, 1802, 
 d at Fredericktown, Ohio, Apr 4, 1889, m John D. 
 Struble Aug 3, 1822. He was b near Branchville, 
 Sussex Co. N.J. Oct 19, 1792, d at Fredericktown, 
 Ohio, May 21, 1875. At time of marriage he was a 
 blacksmith and farmer near Branchville, N. J. on 
 the Poor-house farm. Baptist. C: Rebecca, Hiram, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT BTIADLEY 93 
 
 Daniel, William, John, Seymour, Oscar, David, 
 Dallas. 
 
 Yir Rebecca Struble, b in Sussex Co. N.J. Apr 
 17, 1824, d June 7, 1872, m T. R. Potter, (d). C: 
 DeLaMott, DeLaGrand. 
 
 Vlil. DeLaMott Potter. 
 
 VIII. DeLaGrand Potter, (d). 
 
 Yl|. Hiram Headley Struble, b in Sussex Co. N. J. 
 June4, 1826, dSept26i85o, m Eliza E, Wadsworth. 
 No issue. 
 
 Y[|. Daniel Struble, b in Sussex Co. N.J. Sept 30, 
 1828, ra Margaret Young, (d). C: Blanch, Ralph. 
 
 Daniel m second wife . P O Fredericktown, 
 
 Ohio. Banker. 
 
 Ylll. Blanch Struble, b Mar 13, 1857, d Oct 9, 1894, 
 m Frank Moore Nov 6, 1880. P O Mt. Vernon, O. 
 Lawyer; Mrs. M., Baptist. No issue. 
 
 Vlll. Ralph Y. Struble, b— . P O Fredericktown, 
 O. Banker S. 
 
 Vn. William J. Struble, bin Sussex Co. N. J. Sept 
 19, 1831, m Mary B. Beers Jan II, 1857. She was 
 b in Morrow Co. Ohio, Dec 27, 1838. P O Dayton, 
 .K}^ Secy of Newport and Daj^ton Lumber Co. 
 Baptist. C: May, Flora, Lidie, Alice, Burr, Char- 
 les. 
 
 Vlll. May Struble, b May 21,1858, d Jan 1861. 
 
 VIII. Flora Struble, bat Fredericktown, Ohio, Nov 
 12, i860. P O Dayton, Ky. Baptist. S. 
 
 Vlll. Lidie Struble*, b— , d Feb 1865. 
 
 Vlll. Alice M. Struble, b at Geneseo, 111. Mar 19, 
 1867, m Albert M. Bukley Oct 27, 1895. Res. Cin- 
 cinnati, O. Baptist. C: (|X) Marion Bukley, b Nov 
 30, 1896. (IX) Henry L. Bukley, b Jan 24, 1898, 
 (IX) Ruth Bukley, b Oct 27, 1899. 
 
 Vil|. Burr B. Struble, b Nov 28, 1869, m Martha 
 
94 THE HEADLEV HISTOUV 
 
 Sparks of Cmcinnati, O. June 29, 1S97. P O Hamil- 
 ton, O. Civil engineer and draughtsman. C: (|X) 
 Frances Struble, b Oct 27, 1899. (|X) W. R. Stru- 
 ble, bOct 7, 1 90 1. 
 
 Vllj. Charles H. Struble, b Sept 22, 1S72, m Mary 
 Heidrich Sept 25, 1900. P O Dayton, Ky. Bap- 
 tist. C: (IX) —Struble, (dau.), b Jan 11, 1905. 
 Vf|. John S. Struble, bin Knox Co. Ohio, 1S34, m 
 
 Catharine Blackburn. She d . C: Warren, 
 
 William, John, . John m second wife, Hannali 
 
 Lewis. P O LeRoy, Kan. C: 
 VIII. D. Warren Struble, b— , m— . P O Kan. 
 Ylll. William K. Struble, b— . P O Frederick- 
 town, Ohio. 
 
 |. John D. Struble, b— , m— . P O Kan. 
 |. Seymour Struble, b 1S36, d aged 3 years. 
 |. Oscar Struble, b 1839, d aged 4 years. 
 
 David W. Struble, bin Knox Co. O. in 1841, 
 m Annie E. Cummings, in 1866. P O Frederick- 
 town, Ohio. C: 
 Ytll. Christina C. Struble, b in 1883. S. 
 Yl|. E. Dallas Struble, b Sept 7, 1845, d Feb 16, 
 1877. S. 
 
 Y|. Cynthia Headley, b May 13, 1804, d Jan it,, 
 1876, m Dr. Jacob Roe Oct 12, 1820. He d Nov 1 1 , 
 1857. He was a physician and practiced first at 
 Milton, and afterwards at Branchville, N. J., where 
 he died. Presby. C: William, Everard, John, 
 Edward, Harriet. 
 VII. Dr. William Irving Roe, bat Milton, N. J. Dec 
 22, 1821, d at Danville, Warren Co. N. J. Feb 11, 
 1899, m Susan Howell, in 1850. She was b at John- 
 sonsburg, N. J. Sept 25, 1825, d at Danville, N. J 
 Mar 25, 1899. Physician, and practiced at Dan- 
 ville, Warren Co. N.J. Mr. Roe was a member of 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY a=5 
 
 the Methodist Episcopal, and Mrs. Roe of the Pres- 
 byterian church. C: 
 
 VH!- Jacob Irving Roe, b at Branchville, N. J. July 
 28, 1854, m Irene Dalrymple Sept 16, 1875. She d 
 July 31,1901. Res. 34 N. Washington St. Wilkes- 
 barre, Pa. Physician and surgeon, attending phy- 
 sician at Wilkesbarre City Hospital. Elder in Me- 
 morial Presbyterian church, Wilkesbarre, Pa. C: 
 Bertha, Louisa, Helen, Margaret. 
 
 IX. Bertha Roe, b July 8, 1876, m Arthur R. Le- 
 Hommedieu. Res. Wilkesbarre, Pa. Presby. C: 
 (X) Martha EeHommedieu. (X) Elizabeth LeHom- 
 medieu. 
 
 IX. Louisa Roe, bFeb4, 1878. 
 
 Helen Headley Roe, b Jan 15, 1890. 
 
 Margaret Roe, b Sept 16, 1892. 
 
 Edward Home Roe, b June 26, 1823, d Dec 21, 
 
 1841. 
 
 VS|. John Hardy Roe, b at Milton, Morris Co. N. 
 J.May 24,, 1826, m Meribah Crane Feb 1 , 1847. She 
 d Apr 20, 1892. P O Branchville, N. J. Farmer^ 
 Presby. C: Harriet, Sarah, Everard, Edward,. 
 
 Meribah, John, Alice, Theodore. 
 
 VIII. Harriet Roe, b Nov 18, 1847, m Theodore H. 
 Roe Apr 22, 1865. P O Branchville, N. J. Far- 
 mer, Presby. C: Frederick, Mattie, William. 
 
 IX. Fred E. Roe, b Apr 24, 1872, m Alice Hyatt. 
 P O Branchville, N. J. Farmer. Presby. C: (X} 
 Meribah Alice Roe. 
 
 IX. Martha Ellen Roe, b P'eb 18, 1877, m Ernest 
 Hough. P O Wykertown, N.J. Farmer. Frank- 
 port Plains ch. 
 
 IX. William Irving Roe, bjan i, 18S7. 
 
 Vin. Sarah Roe, b Jan 28, 1849, m Dayton Ayers- 
 P O Branchville, N. J. No issue. 
 
96 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 VIII. Everard Roe, b Feb 15, 1851, d Feb3, 1S56. 
 
 VIII. Edward Roe, bjan 15, 1853, d Dec 10, 1878. 
 
 VIM* Meribah Roe, b Jan 5, 1855. Res. 14 Seely 
 St. Paterson, N. J. S. 
 
 VIII. John Nelson Roe, b in Sussex Co. N. J. Jan 6, 
 1859, m Margaret Olive Hough Dec 25, 1888. Res. 
 1479 Gales Ave. Brooklyn, N. Y. Medical Doctor, 
 and has practiced a part of the time, since 1889, in 
 Brooklyn, N. Y. For several years he conducted a 
 Ku Mission in Paterson, N. J. Dr. John N. Roe, in 
 early life joined the Presbyterian church, but for 
 several years afterwards was a "Free tliinker." He, 
 however, later became convinced of the trutli of the 
 Bible. Undenominational. C: (|X) Paul Edward Roe, 
 b June 13, 1895. (IX) Alice Gertrude Roe, b May 
 16, 1900. 
 
 VIII- Alice Roe, bJan 10, 1861, d Apr 29, 1S96, ni 
 David Slate. No issue. 
 
 VIII. Hon Theodore M. Roe, b July iS, 1S67, m 
 Margaret Dennis. P O Branchville, N. J. Served 
 a term in the New Jersey Legislature. No issue. 
 
 VII. Edward Roe, bat Milton, N. J. Mar 19, 1829, 
 d Jan 16, 1902, m Anna M. StoU Dec 25, 1861. P 
 O Branchville, N. J. Farmer, Presby. C: Will- 
 iam, Oscar, Anna, Robert, Lily, Jesse. 
 
 VIII. William Irving Roe, b Dec 19, 1862, d Nov 30, 
 1869. Killed by tree falling upon him. 
 
 Vlll- Oscar Eugene Roe, b Jan 26, 1864. 
 
 VIII. Anna Isabel Roe, bin Sussex Co. N. J. Sept 
 
 15. 1865, m Truman Slate Aug 28, 1895. P O 
 
 Branchville, N. J. Farmer, Presby. C: (|X) Ethel 
 
 BelleSlate, bAug5, 1896. (IX) Eugene Percy Slate, 
 b June 8, 1898. 
 
 VIII. Robert E. Roe, b Oct 25, 1869, d Aug 9, 1870. 
 VIII. Lily May Roe, b Sept 17, 1871, m Frank Shep- 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 97 
 
 herd Apr lo, 1895. C: (|X) Gladys Shepherd. (|X) 
 Jesse Shepherd. (fX) Claude Shepherd. 
 VI8I- Jesse E. Roe, b Mar 9, 1873, d Nov u, 1891. 
 
 VII. Harriet Roe,b in Morris Co. N. J. Nov 29,1832, 
 111 Jesse G. Roe Dec 22, 1858. P O Brancliville, N. 
 J. Farmer, Presby. C: Morris, William, Jesse, 
 Leonard. 
 
 VIII- Morris Edward Roe, b Sept 24, 1859, d July 
 2, 1864. 
 
 VIII William Leonard Roe, b Aug 14, 1861, d Oct 
 24, 1861. 
 
 VHI- Jesse Grant Roe, b in vSussex Co. N. J. Sept 
 19, 1864. Res. 128 Broadway, N. Y. Lawyer, Pres- 
 by. S. 
 
 VIII. Leonard Irving Roe, b Feb 13, 1870, m Bea- 
 trice Wilson June 19, 1901. Res. 12S Broadway, N. 
 Y. Lawyer, Presby. No issue. 
 
 Vi. Abbie Headley, b Aug 12, 1806, d May 12, 
 1878, m Rev. Gabriel VanDuzer Nov 13, 1828. He 
 was b near Goshen, Orange Co. N. J. Sept 22, 1797, 
 d at Milton, N. J. June 2, 1873. He was a promi- 
 nent minister of the Old School Baptist church, and 
 served as pastor of that denomination at Milton for 
 many years. He was a farmer and lived and died on 
 the farm now owned by William M. Headley. C: 
 Sarah, Hiram, Harriet, Luster, Lucreta, George. 
 
 VII. Sarah M. VanDuzer, b near Milton, N. J. July 
 31, 1830, m Lewis McCormick Dec 30, 1858. He 
 was b at Milton, N. J. Oct 11, 1826, d at Hacketts- 
 town, N. J. Oct 13, 1900. Retired farmer, Baptist. 
 C: Whitfield, Abby, Ellen. 
 
 VIII. Whitfield McCormick, b in Morris Co. N. J. 
 Nov 28, 1859, m Hattie Allison of Newfoundland, N. 
 J. Dec 31, 1884. P O Hackettstown, N. J. Far- 
 mer. C: (IX) Lewis M. McCormick, b July 19, 1889. 
 
98 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 (IX) FrankA. McCormick, bMar i8, i89i.(|X) Les- 
 lie W. McCormick, b Aug 24, 1896. (|X) Howard 
 S. McCormick, b June 13, 1900. 
 
 VIII. Abby Lucreta McCormick, b Dec 30, 1863, m 
 Stewart Hance (d). P O Hackettstown, N. J. Feed 
 merchant. No issue. 
 
 VIII. KllenM McCormick, b in Morris Co. N. J. Mar 
 30, 1870. P O Hackettstown, N. J. S. 
 
 Vl|. Hiram Headley VanDuzer, bat Milton, N. J. 
 Oct 5, 1832. C: Leora, Martha, Elizabeth, Abbie, 
 George. 
 
 Vlll- Leora Adele VanDuzer, b , m Lawrence 
 
 Neighbour. P O Hackettstown, N.J. C: — , — . 
 
 VI|. Martha VanDuzer, m Morris Neighbour. P 
 O Hackettstown, N. J. 
 
 VIII- Elizabeth VanDuzer, d infant. 
 
 VIII. Abbie VanDuzer, b — , m — Osmun. P O 
 Hackettstown, N. J. 
 
 Vlll- George VanDuzer, b — , m — . 
 
 VI8- Harriet VanDuzer, bat Milton, N. J. July 30, 
 
 1835. 
 
 VII. Tusten VanDuzer, b Dec 3, 1838, m Sarah Mac 
 Alpin in Ontario, Canada, about 1873-4. C: Spen- 
 cer, Minnie. 
 
 VIII. Spencer VanDuzer, d aged 15 years. 
 Vlll. Minnie VanDuzer. 
 
 VII. Fanny VanDuzer, b Aug 22, 1841, d Mar 1904, 
 m Alfred Hughes. C: Clara, May. 
 
 VIII. Clara J. Hughes, b— , m John Ball. C: (|X) 
 Clarence Ball. (|X) Helen Ball. 
 
 Vlll May Hughes, b— , m Albert Robbius. C: 
 (IX) Mildred Robbins. 
 
 VII. George W. VanDuzer, b May 26, 1848, d Sept 
 2, 1873. 
 
 Vl Harriet Headley, b at Milton, Morris Co. N. J. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT TIEADLEY lil» 
 
 Mar 13, 1808, d in Knox Co. O. Nov 13, 1893, m 
 Jacob Merrin* July 20, 1833. He was b in Branch- 
 ville, N. J. July 25, 1800, d in Knox Co. O. Sept i , 
 1888. Harriet Headley went to Oliio in 1832 in 
 company with her sister, Mrs. Mary Struble, and 
 husband. They went out in two wagons, she driv- 
 ing one of the teams, and her brother-in-law John 
 Struble the other. They left New Jersey, May 10, 
 1832, and arrived at Fredericktovvn, O. June ist 
 following. After their arrival at Fredericktown, O. 
 Mr. Struble took his wife Mary and her sister Har- 
 riet Headley to the home of their cousin William 
 Headley in Licking Co. O., where Harriet remained 
 three months. While there she met young John 
 Purdue, who became "enamored" of her and wished 
 to correspond with her, but his request was not 
 granted. It is said that he never married. He was 
 the founder of Purdue University Indiana, and died 
 wealthy. 
 
 Jacob Merrin, at the age of sixteen years began 
 to work out for 25 cents a day for a Mr. Wintermute, 
 living Yt, mile from his home in Sussex Co. N. J. 
 He spoke the German language until he was twenty 
 years of age. In the fall of 1832, Jacob Merrin went 
 to Ohio in company with Daniel Dalrymple. They 
 drove out in a one horse spring wagon. Mr. Merrin 
 taught school during the winter following near Fred- 
 ericktown, and in the spring of 1833, he entered into 
 partnership with John Struble in the Mercantile busi- 
 ness at Fredericktown, O. in which he continued for 
 16 years, and was very successful in business. 
 
 In 1848 he purchased a farm about four miles 
 from Fredericktown, and thereafter engaged in farm- 
 ing. He was also identified with the banking busi- 
 
 *Onginally Marinjj;. 
 
 i. or . 
 
100 THE HEADLEV HiSTUKV 
 
 iiess atFredericktowii, Ohio, and served as a mem- 
 ber of the Ohio Legislature. Mr. Merrin was a mem- 
 ber of the Presbyterian, and his wife of the Baptist 
 church. C: William, Sarah, Joseph, John, Mary, 
 Harriet, Ann, Jacob, LaGrange, Theodore. 
 
 Yil. William Lyman Merrin, b in Kredericktown, O. 
 May I, 1835, m Catherine White. P O Krederick- 
 town, Ohio. In early life taught school, later inven- 
 tor of electrical and musical appliances. C: Inez. 
 
 Yll|. Inez Estella Merrin, b — , m Charles Thomp- 
 son, (d). C: Karl, Helen. Inez m second husljand, 
 Linden Gould White. Res. Long St. Columbus, O. 
 One of the managers of the Columbus Edison Electric 
 Light Co. 
 
 Yll Sarah Elizabeth Merrin, b Dec 2y, 1836, d Oct 
 17, 1897. Baptist. S. 
 
 Vl|. Joseph Headley Merrin, bjan 22, 1S3S, d Aug 
 14, 1875, m Samantha Markly of Mansfield, Ohio. 
 He was a prominent lawyer of Mansfield, Ohio. C: 
 May, Kittie, Ernest. 
 
 VIII. May Merrin, b— . 
 
 VIII. Kittie Merrin, b— , d — . 
 
 VIII. Ernest Merrin, b— . 
 
 Vl|. John Couse Merrin, b at Kredericktown, Oliio, 
 Feb 6, 1840, m Arizona Ravenscroft of Liberty Cen- 
 ter, O. 1879, at Kredericktown, Ohio. She was b in 
 Coshocton Co. O. Oct 19, i860. Res. 47 Mansfield 
 Ave. Mt. Vernon, O. He was educated in the Pub- 
 lic school, and at Athens College, Yellow Springs, O. 
 Before completing his college course he enlisted — . 
 On his return from the war he studied law and was 
 admitted to the bar at Kredericktown, O. where he 
 practiced for a short time, then went back to his old 
 profession of school teaching, which he had followed 
 prior to his college course. He was president of the 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY 101 
 
 Board of county examiners, and also of the Co. teach- 
 ers Institute for a number of years; and was one of 
 the most prominent teachers in the county. He 
 taught school in all, over 40 years, and is now lead- 
 ing a retired life. Mrs. Merrin, at the time of her 
 marriage, was a teacher in the public schools near 
 Fredericktown, Ohio. Attends Meth Ep ch. C: 
 Harriet, Majorie, Mary, Ruth, Gladys, Constance. 
 
 VBSI. Harriet Sylvina Merrin, b at Fredericktown, 
 O.June I r, 1880. P O Mt. Vernon, O. Educated 
 in the public schools and graduated from the Mt. 
 Vernon, O. High school in 1899; also graduated from 
 Taylor University of Upland, Ind. 1903, with degree 
 of Ph'. B. During the last three years of her college 
 course she was Principal of the Commercial Depart- 
 ment of the same Institution, and for one year after 
 her graduation, she was a member of the facutly in 
 the same capacity, relinguishing this position to pre- 
 pare for foreign mission work, and with this in view 
 vShe attended Folt's Mission Institute of Herkimer, 
 N. Y. in 1904, and expects to go to Africa under the 
 General Missionary Board of the Methodist Episco- 
 pal church . 
 
 ^^lll. Majorie Eleanor Merrin, b Feb 22, 1882, d 
 Sept 28, 1903. She graduated from Mt. Vernon 
 High school in 1900, and taught for two 3'ears in the 
 public schools. Disciple ch. S. 
 
 Vilf. Mary Struble Merrin, b Jan 14, 1884, graduat- 
 ed from High school in 1903. P O Mt. Vernon, O. 
 Single. 
 
 ^lll. Ruth Evelyn Merrin, b July 27, 1886, grad- 
 uated from High school in 1903. P O Mt. Vernon, 
 Ohio. S. 
 
 Vltf. Anna Gladys Merrin, b Aug i, 1890. Meth 
 Ep. S. 
 
ICO THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 VIII. Ida Constance Merrin, b May i6, 1893. Metli 
 
 Ep. 
 Vi|. Mary Helen Merrin, b May i, 1842, d Sept 6, 
 
 1844. 
 
 Vf|. Harriet Ellen IMerrin, b at Fredcricktown. O. 
 Dec 30, 1843. P O Fredericktown, O. Baptist. S. 
 
 VII. Ann Almeda Merrin, b Dec 31, 1844. P O 
 Fredericktown, O. Meth Ep. S. 
 
 VII- Jacob Edson Merrin, b at Fredericktown. O. 
 Oct 19, 1846. P O Fredericktown, Ohio. S. 
 
 VII. EaGrange Whitcomb Merrin, b on the home- 
 stead farm Feb 20, 1849. P O Frecpc^rt, 111. 
 Music dealer. 
 
 Vl|. Theodore Potter Merrin, b on the homestead 
 farm Nov 16, 1850, m Olive Cochran. P O P'reder- 
 icktown, O. Painter, U. B. ch. C: Victor, Ra}-, 
 Chester, Headley, Hazel. 
 
 VIII- Victor Albert Merrin, b in Fredericktown, 
 O. Jan 16, 1875, m Cora Leedy Aug 30, 1896. P O 
 Butler, O. Proprietor of Butler Eating Hou.se. 
 Member of Progressive Brethren church. C: (|X) 
 Leslie E. Merrin, b June 26, 1S90. (|X) PVances 
 Marguerite Merrin, b P'eb 27, 1900. 
 
 Vlll Ray William Merrin, b 1877, m Lulu Went/. 
 of Shelby, O. P O Fredericktown, O. Progressive 
 Brethren ch. C: (|X) John Merrin. 
 
 VIII. Chester Roe Merrin, b at Fredericktown, O. 
 on Feb 10, 1879, m Blanche Wilson Mar 5, 1904. P 
 O Butler, O. Farmer, Progressive Brethren ch. 
 
 Vlll. Headley Auburn Merrin, b 1882. P O PVed- 
 ericktown, O. Progressive Brethren ch. 
 
 Vlll Hazel Olive Merrin, b 1889. P O Frederick - 
 town, O. Progressive Brethren ch. 
 
 Vl Helen Headley, b at Milton, N. J. Feb 7, 1810, 
 d at Fredericktown, O. in 1895, m Robert Van Kirk 
 
DESCENDANTS OF KOBERT HEADLEY lO;] 
 
 Apr 17, 1834. Hotel-keeper, Baptist. C: William, 
 Sarah, John, Dolsen, Edward. 
 
 VII- William VanKirk, b — , d in California, m — . 
 C: (Ylll) Dolsen VanKirk. 
 
 Vi|. Sarah Vankirk, bat Sparta, N. J. d in Cleve- 
 land, O. in 1885, m Calvin Carr in 1857. He d in 
 Newark, N. J. in 1844. Iron Steel Merchant, Kp. 
 C: Frank. 
 
 VIII. Frank Headley Carr, b at Sandusky, O. Apr 
 18, 1858, m Hortense French of Cleveland, O. May 
 8, 1882, She d Dec 29, 1900. P O Pocatello, Ida- 
 ho. Civil Engineer, Congregational church. No 
 issue. 
 
 John Vankirk, b — ,d — . 
 
 Dolsen Vankirk, b at Sparta, N. J. about 1843. 
 Enlisted in Company G., 65th Rept. O. V. I. in 
 1861, as a private, and was killed at the battle of 
 Stone River, Dec 31, 1861. S. 
 
 VII . Edward Bruce Vankirk, b — , d — at Frederick- 
 town, O. S. 
 
 VI. William D. Headley, bin Morris Co. N. J. May 
 14, 1 81 2, din Newark, N.J. May 6, 1873, m Eleanor 
 Bryant Apr 21, 1 841. Shed—. C: Bryant. Will- 
 iam m second wife, Kate Mullison, (widow). C: 
 Elmer. 
 
 VII. Bryant Headley, b— , d Oct 23, 1877. S. 
 Vi|. Elmer Burton Headley, b — , m . 
 
 Sarah Ann Headley, bat Milton, N.J. Dec 22, 
 1 81 3, d at Fredericktown, Ohio, May 6, 1865, m 
 Joseph Lindley at Fredericktown, O. May 16, 1850. 
 He was b July 7, 1802, d Nov 24, 1853. They lived 
 at Mansfield, O. Politician and Speculator. Mrs. 
 E., Baptist. C: Headley, Charles. 
 
 Vl|. Headley A. Lindley, bjune 13, 1851, m Hat- 
 tie A. Keller. She was bat Fredericktown, O.May 
 
104 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 25, 1851. Res. 2933 Grant Ave. Ogden, Utah. 
 Manager of Ogden Milling and Elevator Co. at Ogden 
 Utah. Mr. Lindley has the distinction of organizing 
 the first Baptist church in Utah at Ogden in about 
 1880, and the finest Baptist church within a radius 
 of five hundred miles. The church and Sunday 
 school have prospered, the former now numbering 
 over 2 hundred members. Mr. Lindley is one of the 
 deacons of the church and is the Superintendent of the 
 Sunday school. C: Charles, Elsie, Hattie, Paul. 
 
 V?SI- Charles Headley Ivindley, bat Mt. Vernon, O. 
 June 21, -1874. P O Salt Lake City. Baptist. 
 
 VSIJ. Elsie Ann lyindley, bat Fredericktown, Ohio. 
 May 24, 1884. P O Ogden, Utah. Baptist. 
 
 Vill. Hattie C. Lindley, b Oct 10, 1871, d next 
 day. 
 
 Paul Alexander Lindley, b Nov 17, 1893. 
 Charles Agustus Lindley, b at Mansfield, O. 
 Sept I, 1853, m Annie McNear. Res. Toledo, Ohio. 
 Baptist. C: 
 
 VIII. Nora Ellen Lindley. 
 
 Vj. Davids. Headley, b in Morris Co. N. J. May 
 
 26, 1816, d— , m Mary G. Mase Nov 2S, 1840. She 
 
 d— . He married second wife . Lived in 
 
 Michigan, where he died leaving no issue. 
 
 VI. Ehzabeth M. Headley, bApr 29, 1820, d Dec 
 18, 1842. 
 
 VI. Joseph Warren Headley, b Feb 23, 1822, djuly 
 14, 1890, m Almeda Chamberlain Nov 25, 1843, 
 daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth (Keepers) 
 Chamberlain. P O Milton, N. J. Farmer," and 
 lived on the Robert Headley homestead near Milton, 
 N. J. For many years he held various township 
 offices; as. Committeeman, Collector, and Clerk. 
 He also served as building committee and trustee of 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADEET lOr. 
 
 the Methodist Episcopal church at Milton. C: Will- 
 iam, Mary, Elizabeth, Edward, Sarah, Abbie, 
 Frank. 
 
 Yl|. William Maurice Headley, b Mar 4., 1845, m 
 Annabelle Jennings Jan i , 1 879, daughter of George 
 Jennings. P O Milton, N. J. Farmer, and lives on 
 a part of the Robert Headley farm. Mrs. H. Meth 
 Ep. C: Almeda, David, Charles. 
 
 VIII. Almeda Caroline Headley, b July 25, 1880, m 
 William W. Washburn, Jan 6, 1897. P O Milton, 
 N. J. Custom House PCmployee. Meth Ep. C: 
 (IX) Richard F. Washburn, b Feb 5, 1898. (|X) Maur- 
 ice E. Washburn, b Feb 28, 1902. 
 
 Ylll- David George Headley, b Sept 5, 1884. P O 
 Milton, N. J. Farmer and Carpenter. S. 
 
 Vll|. Charles Jennings Headley, b Aug 13, 1887. 
 Printer. S. 
 
 VII. Mary Ellen Headley, b May 16, 1847, m John 
 K. Norman Feb I, 1872. He d Jan 27, 1S82. PC 
 Milton, N. J. Hotel-keeper. C: Frank, Blanche, 
 Walter . 
 
 VIII. Frank Headley Norman, b Feb 15, 1873, d 
 Mar 17, 1883. 
 
 VIII. Blanche Struble Norman, b Nov 4, 1874. PC 
 Milton, N.J. Schoolteacher, graduate of Trenton 
 State Normal School. S. 
 
 VIII. Walter Bryant Norman, b May 12, 1878. PC 
 Milton, N. J. S. 
 
 Vi|. Elizabeth C. Headley, b Feb 21, 1853, m 
 Abraham J. Fretz Nov 14, 1877. He wasbin Bucks 
 Co. Pa. Feb 7, 1849. P O Milton, N. J. He at- 
 tended various district schools in Sussex and Warren 
 counties N. J; afterwards the Newton Academy, 
 and in 1867 he entered the Newton Collegiate Insti- 
 tute to prepare for the ministry of the Presbyterian 
 
106 THE IIEADLEV HJSTOin 
 
 church. In 1868 he taught a term of school in Sus- 
 sex Co. N. J. On July 4, 1868, he united with the 
 Methodist Episcopal church at Newton, N. J. and 
 was licensed an exhorter Oct 18, 1869, and a local 
 preacher Mar 7, 1870. In Sept 1870 he entered 
 Wads worth College, Ohio, and in 1872 he was ap- 
 pointed pastor of Middle Smithfield charge, in Monroe 
 and Pike counties Pa. by Rev. N. Vansant, P. K. 
 His labor here resulted in several revivals with an 
 addition of 121 converts to the church. His subse- 
 quent pastorates have been, Stockholm, N.J. 1874; 
 Union ville and Westtown, N. Y. 1875. In 1876 he 
 attended Wyoming Seminary at Kingstown, Pa. 
 Appointedto Hamburg and Ogdensburg, N.J. 1877; 
 Hurdtown and Hopatcong, N.J. 1878-79. In 1880 
 he built a house near Milton, N. J. and engaged in 
 farming, in addition to serving as pastor of following 
 places, viz: Longwood and Berkshire, 1881; Long- 
 wood, 1882-83; Dodge Mine, 1884-87; Dodge Mine 
 and Longwood, 1888; West Milford, N.J. 1889-90; 
 lyongwoodand Dodge Mine, 1891. He wasordained 
 Deacon by John F. Hurst Apr 2, 1882, and Elder by 
 Bishop Charles H. Fowler Apr i, 1888. 
 
 In August 1890 he was appointed Township 
 Clerk and Assessor to fill vacancies. In 1891 he was 
 elected Township Clerk, and re-elected for that of- 
 fice until 1902, when he was elected Justice of the 
 Peace, which office he still holds. He is the Author 
 of the following Family Histories, viz: Fretz, Kratz, 
 Wismer, Funk, Moyer, Stover, Rosenberger, Ober- 
 holtzer, Nash, Beidler, and the present \^'ork. C: 
 Mary, Joseph, Ervin. 
 Yll|. Mciry Headley Fretz, b in Morris Co. N. J. on 
 the Old Robert Headley Homestead Dec 13, 187S. 
 P O Milton, N. J. Music teacher, M:ith Ep. S. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY TOT 
 
 Ylll Joseph Martin Fretz, b Sept 27, 1881, d May 
 10, 1883. 
 
 Vlll. Krviii Kratz Fretz, b Dec 19, 1883, d June 7, 
 1884. 
 
 VII. Edward Roe Headley, b Apr 20, 1856, m 
 Esther Davenport, daughter of Adam Davenport, 
 Oct 12, 1880. P O Milton, N. J. Farmer, contrac- 
 tor and builder. C: Adam, Joseph, Squire, Mary, 
 Esther, Edna. 
 
 Ylll. Adam Davenport Headley, b Nov 23, 1882. 
 Carpenter. S. 
 
 VIII. Joseph Warren Headley, Jr. b Mar 18, 1S84. 
 Editor and proprietor of The Evergreen News. 
 
 VIII. Squire Lum Headley, b Feb 25, 1887. Fur 
 dealer. 
 
 |. Mary Vida Headley, bSept 12, 1889. 
 Esther R. Headley, b May 4, 1893. 
 VIII- Edna L. Headley, (twin), b May 4, 1893. 
 Vl|. Sarah Ann Headley, b May 19, 1859, m Will- 
 ard L. Shuman Dec 25, 1888. P O Sparta, N. J. 
 Painter and undertaker. C: 
 
 Helen Headley Shuman, b Oct 17, 1894. 
 Abbie Jane Headley, b Sept 18, 1863. PO 
 Milton, N. J. S. 
 
 VII. Frank Joseph Headley, b Apr 3, 1866. Res. 
 221 West nth St. New York City, N. Y. Custom 
 House Employee. He owns the Old Headley Home- 
 stead near Milton, N. J., being the fourth Headley 
 owner from Robert Headley. S. 
 
 V. Phebe Headley, b — , d — , m Peter Smith. Emi- 
 grated to Lickmg Co. Ohio, where descendants still 
 live. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY, Jr. 
 SON OF SAMUEL HEADLEY, Sr. 
 
 IV Samuel Headley, Jr. b about 1724, dNovy, 1787, 
 m Rachel Ball,* daughter of Thomas and Sarah 
 (Davisf) Ball. She was b in 1728, d in 1750. C: 
 Rachel. Samuel m second wife, Rebecca Bruen, 
 daughter of John Bruen of Newark, N. J. She d 
 Dec 26, 1809, aged 82 years. Farmer and lived on 
 the homestead farm of his father Samuel Headley, Sr. 
 at "Headley town." Presby. C: Rhoda, Stephen, 
 Davis, Mary, Samuel, Rebecca, Phebe, Esther. 
 He made his will Apr 7, 1781, and reads as follows: 
 
 In the name of God Amen the seventh day of April one Thousand 
 seven Hundred and Eighty one 1 Samuel Headley o( the Borough oi 
 Elizabeth in the County of Essex and state of New Jersey — being 
 weak in body but of i)erfect mind, memory thanks be to uinnghty 
 God — therefore calling to mind the mortality of my body and know- 
 ing that it is appointed for all men to die — Do make this my last Will 
 and Testament — 
 
 First — I give and bequeath my soul into the hands of God who 
 gRve it and my body to the dust to be burriedin a decent like man- 
 ner at the Uescretion of my Exeutors hereiualter named — 
 
 Inprimis — I give and bequeath unto my well beloved wife Rebec- 
 ca Headley (for her better support and to Enable her to sui>port and 
 
 *Grand-daughter of Edward Ball, who was born about ltvl2, and 
 joiued a company of emigrants at Branford, Ct. Oct lOGO, and re- 
 moved to Newark", N. J., and daughter of Thomas Ball, b 1688, d 
 Oct 18, 1744, and wife, Sarah (Davis) Hall. His headstone at New- 
 ark has inscription, viz; "Here lies the body of Thomas Ball died ye 
 Oct 18, 1744, in ye 57th year of his age." 
 
 "Here lies an aged man of four years old." (This refers tohis late 
 profession of religion). 
 
 "Beloved wife and children dear, Remember now I am gone." 
 The inscription on tombstone of his widow is, viz: 
 
 "Here lies ye body of Sarah, wile of Thomas Ball, deceased, who 
 died Feb 1, A. D. 1778, in the 88 year of her age." 
 
 "The dame that lies beneath this tomb had Rachel's beauty, 
 Leah's fruitful womb, Abigail's wisdom, Lydia's faithful heart, 
 Martha's just trust — and Mary's better part." 
 
 fDaughter of Thomas Davis, who died Feb 26, 1738. aged 78 
 years, and grand-daughter of Stephen Davis, who was Freeman of 
 Hartfort, Connecticut in 1048. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY JR. 109 
 
 briug up my children) the full use and improvements of all my real 
 and personal Estate so long as she lives and no longer — 
 
 Item — I give unto ray beloved sons Stephen Headley — Davis Head- 
 ley and Samuel Headley all my real Estate — Viz — The ])lantation I 
 now possess in the Township aforesaid Containing about one Hun- 
 dred and thirty acres and seven acres of Salt meadow adjoining the 
 (ireat Island — To them and their heirs and assigns forever To be 
 equally divided between them in ([uanity and in (juality and at such 
 a time to be devided and delivered to them severally as my executors 
 hereinafter named shall think proper. My will also is that if it should 
 so happen that any or either of my said sons should die before he or 
 they should arrive at the age of twenty, leaving no lawful issue then 
 and that case his or their share and right of said estate be Equally 
 divided between the survivor or surviving brothers as the case may 
 Happen. 
 
 Item — I give unto my beloved daughters — Rachel Headley, Rhoda 
 Headley, Mary Headley, Becca Headley, Phede Headley and Ester 
 Headley — Each of them the full sum of forty pounds and to be paid 
 to each of them severally as they shall arrive at the age of Eighteen 
 years and if it should so happen that any one or more of my said daugh- 
 ters should die before she or they arrive to the age of eighteen years 
 leaving no issue then and in that case she or they so dying leave their 
 shares to be equally divided between surviving sisters as the case 
 may happen. 
 
 Item — 1 do hereby make Constitute and appoint my well beloved 
 wife Rebecca executrix and my beloved son Stephen Headley Execu- 
 tor of my last will and testament and also my trusty friend John Tut- 
 tle executor or assistant as the case may require to the same Revok- 
 ing and disnulling all former and other wills, Testaments and Leg- 
 acies heretofore made or done Ratifying allowing and holding this 
 juid no other to be my last Will and Testament. 
 
 in witness where 1 the said Samuel Headley have hereunto set my 
 hand and seal the day and year first above written. 
 
 Signed, sealed. Published Pronounced and Declared by the said 
 JSamuel Headley to be his last Will and Testament in the Presence uf 
 us. — 
 
 Abner Ross, 
 
 Phenet)s Brown, (Signed) Samuel Headley. 
 
 William Brown. 
 
 Y. Rachel Headley, bin 1748-9, d — , mj. Tichenor. 
 They lived in Camptown, N. J. Descendants, if 
 any, not found. 
 
 Y. Rhoda Headley, b in 1750, d Oct 27, 1837, m 
 Jonas Wade. He was b Sept 4, 1757, d Aug 1819. 
 He served as private in Essex Co. N. J. Malitia in 
 the Revolution. C: Stephen, Phebe, Hannah, 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 Y|. Stephen Wade, b Sept 29, 1780, dFeb6, 1787. 
 
 Y|. Phebe Wade, bat "Conn Farms," Essex Co. 
 N. J. Oct 2, 1782, d Aug 21, 1867, m Daniel Wurts 
 
-110 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Julys, 1806. He wasb at Flanders, N. J. Aug 9, 
 1779, ^ May ^^4^- ^" ^^^ youth he entered the 
 Navy. He ranks in Fennimore Cooper's naval list 
 as Lieutenant. He soon resigned and entered into 
 mercantile business in New York City, where he re- 
 mained until 181 8, when he removed to Louisville, 
 Ky. and engaged in business there. About 1838-9 
 he removed to the vicinity of Philadelphia, Pa., 
 where he died. Presby. C: Maria, William, Ed- 
 ward, Charles, Sarah, Harriet, Maurice. 
 
 VI!. Maria WadeWurts, b in New York City, May 
 7, 1807, dat Atlantic City, Sept 15, 1900. m John 
 Muir. He was b in New York, d in Phila. Pa. Aug 
 21, 1870. Fire Insurance. He was a Lieutenant 
 in the war of 1812. Presby. C: William, Mary, 
 Clara. 
 
 VliS. William Muir, b at Louisville, Ky. Feb 2, 
 1834, m Augusta E. Sawtell, daughter of Rev. E. 
 N. Sawtell, D. D. Sept 27, 1859. He entered the 
 Insurance business in the Insurance Agency office 
 of his father, in Louisville, Ky; later he was elected 
 Secretary of the Jefferson Insurance Co. of Louis- 
 ville, and upon the liquidation of that company, went 
 to Chicago and entered the Western General Agency 
 office of the Security Company of New York. In 
 1870 he was agent of the Enterprise of Philadel- 
 phia for the western states. In 1872 he removed to 
 Harrisburg, Pa. as general agent for the Germania 
 of New York, following which, in 1875, he became 
 general agent of the National Board of Fire Under- 
 writers, at the period when that board took an active 
 hand in the making of the fire insurance rates in the 
 United States. He later became special agent sue- 
 cessively of the Franklin Fire of Philadelphia, 
 NationalFire of New York, and Queen of England, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY JR. Ill 
 
 for the Middle States and New York State. In 1883 
 he entered the service of the Fire Association of Phil- 
 adelphia as special agents for the Middle Department, 
 being appointed in 1892 as general agency manager 
 in the home office of the Fire Association, and later 
 elected to the second vice-presidency. He was for 
 three successive years president of the Middle De- 
 partment Association of special agents, the only 
 instance of that kind in the history of the association. 
 Presby. C: Maria, Ophelia, William, John, Au- 
 gusta. 
 
 IX- Maria Muir, b at I^ouisville, Ky. 
 
 IK. Ophelia Muir, bat Louisville, Ky. 
 
 JX. William Sawtell Muir, b at Chicago, 111. May 
 6, 1864, m Lydia Washington Chichester June 6, 
 1894. Res. Spo Cor. 4th and Walnut Sts. Philadel- 
 phia, Pa. President of the General Accident Insur- 
 ance Company of Philadelphia, and United States 
 Manager of the General Accident Assurance Corpor- 
 ation of Perth, Scotland. He entered the Insurance 
 business in 1880 in the office of the Oueen Ins. Co., 
 and in 1884 entered the office of the American P'ire 
 Insurance Co. He was appointed special agent of 
 Delaware Insurance Co. of Philadelphia in 1890, and 
 in 1893 special agent of the Manchester. On the en- 
 trance of the General Accident to this country in 
 1899 he was appointed one of the United States 
 Managers. 
 
 iX- John Willingford Muir, b at Saratoga Springs, 
 N, Y. Mar 4, 1871. He graduated from Haverford 
 College in 1892. He served for several years in the 
 Fourth Street National Bank and the Quaker City 
 National Bank, both of Philadelphia. In 1897 he 
 formed a partnership w^ith Paul Houghton under 
 firm name of Houghton & Muir for fire and general 
 
113 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 insurance brokerage in Philadelphia, representing the 
 New England Burglary Insurance Co. of Boston. In 
 1899, he was appointed treasurer of the General Ac- 
 cident Ins. Co. for the United States office, and on 
 the incorporation of the General Accident Ins. Co. 
 of Phila. he was elected treasurer of that company 
 also. 
 
 IX. Augusta Elizabeth Muir, b in Harrisburg, Pa. 
 m John Haines Lippincott Nov 18, 1902. C: (X) 
 Augusta Elizabeth Lippincott, b May 15, 1904. 
 
 VIII. Mary Antoinette Muir. Single. 
 
 Yll|. Clara Muir, b— , dat Atlantic City, N. J. Aug 
 I, 1900. S. 
 
 ■ VII William Alfred Wurts, bat Conn Farms, N. J. 
 Apr 5, 1809, d in Phila. 1847, m Matilda Steele of 
 Louisville, Ky. 1838. C: Matilda, William. 
 
 VIII. Matilda Wurts. 
 
 VIII. William A. Wurts. 
 
 Vl|. Edward Wurts, b Aug 10, 1810, d June 9, 
 1885. S. 
 
 VII. Charles Wurts, b Nov 22, 1 81 2, d at York Har- 
 bor, Me. July 1889, m Anna Wurts, daughter of 
 Wra. Wurts, Dec 21, 1841. C: Matilda, Pamelia, 
 Alice, Bertha, etc. 
 
 VII. Sarah Wurts, bin Phila. Pa. Oct5, 1815. S. 
 
 VII. Harriet Wurts, b Feb i, 1818. 
 
 Vl|. Maurice Alexander Wurts, b in Louisville, 
 Ky. Aug 31, 1820, d in Phila. Pa. Dec 15, 1881, m 
 Louisa West, daughter of John B. West, of Nash- 
 ville, Tenn. 
 
 V|. Hannah Wade, b June 6, 1792, d Aug 29, 1S48, 
 m Richard Townley, July 2, 1812. C: Robert, Jonas, 
 Phebe, Harriet, James, . 
 
 VII. Robert Townley, bjuly 13, 1813, d—,m Eliza 
 H. Baldwin, daughter of Johnston Baldwin, Jan 29, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY JR. 113 
 
 1838. She was b Oct 31, 1813. Merchant at Ft. 
 Wayne, Ind. 
 
 VII. Jonas Townley, b July 8, 181 5, m Orville R. Row 
 Oct 25, 1855. She was b Sept 25, 1830. Merchant 
 at Ft. Wayne, Ind. 
 
 VII. Phebe Townley, b Sept 14, 1818, m Henry 
 Meeker Nov 20, 1851, He d Aug 31, 1883, aged 
 75 years. 
 
 Vl|. Harriet Townley, b Dec 14, 1822, m Alexan- 
 der McWhorter Ball of Newark, N. J. Oct 13, 1842. 
 He d Jan 20, 1879, aged 61 years. 
 
 VII. James Townley, b Sept 25, 1826, d July 16, 
 1857, m Elizabeth Rudisell Dec 25, 1849. She d 
 Aug 12, 1851. He m second wife, Mar}^ A. Will- 
 iams. Merchant at Ft. Wajaie, Ind. 
 
 VI I . Townley. 
 
 V|. Elizabeth Wade, b Oct 20, 1794, d Mar 9, 1872, 
 m David B. L,um Feb 18, 1821. He was b Feb 16, 
 1794, d Feb 4, 1877. C: Charles, Jonas. 
 
 V3I. Charles Edwin Lum, b Mar i, 1822, d — , m 
 Minerva Joanna Bonnell. Was Postmaster at 
 Orange, N. J. 
 
 VI!. Jonas Wade Lum, b Nov 9, 1829, m Parmelia 
 Murphy Oct 27, 1858. She was b July 25, 1833. 
 Res. Elizabeth, N. J. 
 
 V. Stephen Headley, Sr. bat Union, N. J. Jan 28, 
 1 76 1, d Mar 26, 1843, m Hannah Lockwood. She 
 wasbin 1764, din 1842. He enlisted in 1777 in the 
 army of the Revolution and fought at the battles of 
 Springfield, Connecticut Farms, and Manmouth. 
 Farmer, Presby. C: Ira, Maria, Stephen. 
 
 V|. Ira Headley, b — , d 1S50, m Martha Thompson. 
 C: Charles, Silas L., John Thompson, Ira, Martha, 
 Eliza. 
 
 Vl|. Charles Warren Headley, b — , d— , m Emily 
 
114 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Wilcox. C: Mary, Jennie, William. 
 
 VIII. MaryHeadley, m Jonas Poysher. 
 VyS. Jennie Headley, m Geo. Lines. 
 
 ^lll William Headley, m Annie Garthvvait. 
 
 Vjj. Silas Lockwood Headley, died single. 
 
 mi John Thompson Headley, b— , d— , m Eliza 
 Clark. Shoemaker. C: Harvey, Mary, Stephen, 
 John. John m second wife, Harriet Skudder. C: 
 Harriet. 
 
 V![t. Harvey Thompson Headley, b in 183S, m I^y- 
 dia Ann Long July 1855. She was b Jan 2, 1S37. 
 Mr. Headley was a volunteer in the U. S. Army, and 
 d at Washington, D. C. in 1S62, of typhoid fever. 
 Shoemaker, attended Meth Ep ch. C: Ira, Alex- 
 ander, William. 
 
 IX. Ira Thompson Headley, b Sept i, 1S57, d July 
 1870. 
 
 (X- Alexander B. Headle}^ bAug 16, 1859, m Susie 
 Dawson Oct 24, 1884. P O Rahway, N. J. Mfg. 
 of Sportman's goods. Episcopal ch. C: (X) Edward 
 Dawson Headley, b Nov 25, 1885, d Jan 21, 1886. 
 (X) Clifford Dawson Headle}^ b Mar 27, 1892. 
 
 BX- William Henry Headley, b x\ug 24, 1861, m — . 
 
 mil MaryHeadley. 
 
 VIII. Stephen Headley. 
 John Headley. 
 Harriet Headley, m Dr. Cox. 
 
 Vlf. Ira Headley, b— , d— , m . C: Charles, 
 
 Alice, Florence, Ida, Nellie, Carrie. 
 
 Vil. Martha Headley, m James Smith, ' (d). C: 
 Ann. Martha m second husband, Mathias Johnson. 
 C: Henrietta. 
 
 Vy. Eliza Headley, d single. 
 
 V8. Maria Jones Headley, bat Union, N. J. Feb 
 10, i8oi,dMari, 1S57, m John Goulder Jan 2i» 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY JR. 115 
 
 1823. HewasbNov25, 1800, d Sept 10, 1S53. C: 
 John, Hannah, Jane. 
 
 yU' John Goulder, b Aug 5, 1824, d Jan 10, 
 1858. 
 
 Vg|. Hannah M. Goulder, b Sept 12, 1830, d Oct 
 
 21, 1854. 
 
 VI8. Jane Goulder, b Feb. 13, 1837, d Aug 9, 1840. 
 
 VS. Stephen Bruen Headley, b at Unionville, N. J. 
 Mar 17, 1805, d there Jan 17, 1884, m Sarah Taylor 
 May 25, 1831. She was b at Rahway, N. J. Dec i, 
 1814. Farmer, and lived on the farm inherited from 
 his father. Presby. C: Amanda, Joseph, Sarah, 
 Phebe, Anna, Mary, Mamie, Willie, Caroline, 
 Ella." 
 
 VSf. Amanda Headley, b July 5, 1832, d — . S. 
 
 Vlf. Joseph B. Headley, bat Unionville, N. J. Dec 
 5, 1835, m Mary E. Allen Dec 25, 1862. P O Hil- 
 ton, N. J. Farmer. No issue. 
 
 V8f. Sarah M. Headley, b Jan 26, 1837, d June 7, 
 1879, m Albert Allen, d Apr 9, 1902. Carpenter. 
 No issue. 
 
 Vlf. Phebe S. Headley, d infant. 
 
 Vff. Anna G. Headley, d infant. 
 
 Vii. Mary E. Headley, d infant. 
 
 VII . Mamie Headley, d infant. 
 
 m. Willie Headley, b— , d infant. 
 
 Vil. Caroline A. Headley, b at Union, N. J, Dec 
 
 22, 1850, m Edwin B. Foster May 17, 1870. Res. 81 
 Mitchell St. Orange, N. J. Carpenter, Cong. C: 
 Addie, Helen, Lillian. 
 
 JX. Addie L. Foster, b June 30, 1S71. S. 
 
 81. Helen A. Foster, b Apr 11, 1874, m Eugene N. 
 Abbey. Res. 81 Mitchell St. Orange, N. J. Hatter, 
 Methodist. 
 
 IX. Eillian M. Foster, b Apr 2, 1880, m William E. 
 
IIG THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 KutachOct25, 1899. Res. 122 Jaqiies St. Elizabeth, 
 
 N. J. Butcher, Cong. C: (X) Helen C. Kutach, b 
 Sept I, 1900. 
 V8|. Ellen F. Headley, b May 26, 1857. S. 
 
 y. Davis Headley, Sr. b in Union twp Essex Co. 
 N. J. July II, 1763, d Sept 10, 1832, m Joanna Town- 
 ley, daughter of *George Townley and Martha (Bal- 
 dwin). She was b at Conn. Farms Nov 23, 1774, d 
 Dec 2, 1 81 2. C: Phebe, Hannah, Samuel, George, 
 Martha, Davis, Mary, Moses. Davis m second wife, 
 Joanna, daughter of John Ogden, (and widow of Jas. 
 Cole). She was b Oct 29, 1764, d Oct 14, 1816. C: 
 William. Davis m third wife, Fanny Griffith, (widow 
 of Daniel Burger). Farmer, Presby. C: Eleanor. 
 
 Y|. Phebe Headley, bin 1793, d Jan 2, 1875, m 
 Richard Merrill Apr 28, 1S36. No issue. 
 
 V|. Hannah Lockwood Headley, bjune 9, 1795, d 
 
 Mar 1874, m William S. Headley. (See William S. 
 Headley Family). 
 
 VS. Samuel Headley, b June 28, 1797, d Sept i, 
 1832. Bachelor. 
 
 Vi. George Headley, b— , d Nov 1836. Bachelor. 
 
 Ml Martha B. Headley, b 1801, d Nov 6, 1826, m 
 Caleb S. Miller Mar 18, 1819. Teacher, later in the 
 grocery business. Presby. C: Davis. 
 
 V!l. Davis Headley Miller, b at Springfield, N. J. 
 Aug 31, 1823, din Newark, N.J. May 15, 1878, m 
 Martha Matilda Dunning in 1846. She was b in 
 Newark, N, J. in 1825. Res. 137 Bank St. Newark, 
 N. J. Clothing manufacturer, Presby. C: Mar- 
 garet, Mary, Adelaide, Caroline. 
 
 Margaret Anna Miller, b— , d Aug 3, 1886. 
 Mary Frances Miller, b— , m James S. Baldwin. 
 Res. 20 Orleans St. Newark, N. J. 
 
 *His linoage can be traced to the time of William the Conqueror 
 
Joseph W. Heauley 
 (See page IW) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY JR. 117 
 
 VIII. Adelaide Davis Miller. Res. 137 Bank St. 
 Newark, N. J. S. 
 
 VIII. Caroline Duncan Miller. S. 
 
 V|. Davis Headley, Jr. bin Essex Co. N. J. Oct 10, 
 
 1807, d there May 7, 1881, m Susan Ball Mar 3, 
 
 1830. She wasb at Camptown, (now Irvington), N. 
 
 J. Mar 8, 181 2, dDec6, 1878. Mfg. of Mast Hoops, 
 
 and farmer. Favored Universalism. C: Joel, Sears, 
 
 Wheeler, Andrew, Alevia, Laura. 
 
 VII . Joel Headley, b Mar 26, ,1831, d Sept 30, 
 1831. 
 
 VII. Sears Robert Headley, b Jan 28, 1832, d Nov 
 
 8, 1890, in Harriet L,., daughter of Oliver Dean, Mar 
 26, 1856. She wasb Aug 4, 1835, d June 23, i860. 
 C: Ida, Harriet. Sears m second wife, Juliaette 
 Dean, Dec i, 1861. (Sister of first wife). She was 
 b Mar 17, 1842, d Nov 30, 1890. Merchant at Hil- 
 ton, N. J. C: Martha, Robert, Ella, Mary, Min- 
 nie. 
 VIM. Ida Headley, b Dec 19, 1857, d Sept 26, 1858. 
 
 Vll|. Harriet Headley, b June 15, i860, d Aug 31, 
 i860. 
 
 VIII. Martha Headley, b Nov i, 1862, d Apr 15, 
 1868. 
 
 VIII. Robert Sears Headley, Jr. b May i, 1866, m 
 Matilda Sprotte Oct 14, 1894. 
 
 VIII. Ella Headley, b Sept 9, 1868, d Mar 18, 1875. 
 
 VIII. Mary M. Headley, b May 18, 1873, m Robert 
 M. Clark Jan i, 1901. 
 
 VIII. Minnie Dean Headley, b July 4, 1875, m Percy 
 N. Warner Dec 25, 1900. C: (|X) Juliaette Dean 
 Warner, b Dec 23, 1902. 
 
 VII. Wheeler Ball Headley, b Aug 22, 1833, d July 
 12, 1873, m Phoebe E. Anderson Feb 3, 1856. She 
 was b May 31, 1834. Carpenter. C: Hannah, John, 
 Sarah, Susan. 
 
118 THIJ ilEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 VIII. Hannah Luella Headley, b at Healdleytown, 
 N.J. May 17, 1857, m Charles H. Stewart June 8, 
 1876. P O Maple wood, N. J. C: Samuel, Julia- 
 ette, Vara, Ella, Charles. 
 
 IX. Samuel Walter Stewart, b Feb 17, 1877, m 
 Josephine Becker Turke. Res. 41 St. Irvington, N. 
 J. Presby. C: (X) Charles Barton Stewart, b June 
 14, 1961. 
 
 IX. Juliaette Stewart, b Mar 30, 1878. 
 
 IX. Vara Wheeler Stewart, b Jan 11, i88|. 
 
 IX. Ella Fulson Stewart, b June 2, 1786, d Jan 20, 
 1892. 
 
 IX. Charles Filmore Stewart, b Dec 28, 1896. 
 
 Ylll. John Cole Headley, b July 22, i860. PO 
 Hilton, N. J. 
 
 Ylll. Sarah A. Headley, b Apr 14, 1864, m John 
 Diiffeyjanis, 1883. P O Hilton, N.J. 
 'Ylll- Susan Juliaette Headley, b May 27, 1870, m 
 Harry Campfield. Res. 44 Cary St. Orange, N. J. 
 
 Yl|. Andrew Davis Headley, b June 18, 1835, m 
 Emily Bodicea Briggs Oct 21, 1858. She was b Feb 
 21, 1842. About 1854 Mr. Headley in company with 
 his brother Sears R. Headley purchased a grocery 
 store from James Judson at Hilton, N. J. One year 
 later he sold out his interest to his brother Sears R. 
 and then went to learn Bank Note Engraving and 
 Transferring with Rawdon Wright, Hatch & Edson, 
 in Merchants Exchange, Cor. Wall & Wm. Sts., N. 
 Y. City, then under the old system of Bank Notes. 
 In two or three years the company consolidated with 
 several other companies— Danforth, Wright & Co; 
 Bald Baldwin; Cousland & Co; Toppan, Carpenter 
 & Co; Wellstood, Hay & Whiting, N. Y. City; John 
 E. Gavitt Co. of Albany, N. Y; and a Philadelphia 
 Co., taking the name of American Bank Note Co. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY JR. 119 
 
 N. Y. They soon commenced the present system of 
 National Currency. Several of their designs of notes 
 are still in existance. They made it possible for the 
 existance of the Bureau of Engraving & Printing, 
 Washington, D. C. Through the efforts of the 
 Secretary of the U. S. Treasury, Salmon P. Chase, 
 Mr. Headley was employed in Washington, D. C, 
 years 1 869-1 883, several years each; again in the 
 year 1900, and is still there. He favors Spiritualism. 
 C: Freddie, Laura, Lillian, Albert. 
 VIII. Freddie Davis Headley, b Mar 30, i860, d — . 
 
 VIII. Laura Emily Headley, b July 22, 1862, m 
 Frank H. Gasch Sept 27, 1887. He was b Sept 2, 
 i86i. 
 
 IX- Elroy Andrew Gasch, b July 5, 1890. 
 
 IX. Frank Headley Gasch, b May 21, 1892. 
 IX. Clifford ErnCvSt Gasch, b Nov 23, 1893. 
 IX. Andrew Francis Gasch, b Nov 16, 1900. 
 
 Vlll- Lillian Ball Headley, b Jan 19, 1874, m 
 Henry F. Zimmerman Apr 24, 1894. He wash Apr 
 24, 1873. C: (IX) Dalmore William Zimmerman. 
 
 Vlj|. Albert Briggs Headley, b Mar 10, 1881, d Mar 
 21, 1881. 
 
 Vl|. Alevia D. Headley, b Mar 10, 1837, m Nath- 
 aniel B. Compton Sept 2, 1855. He was b Mar 30, 
 1834. C: Lauretta, Frederick. 
 
 Vlj|. Lauretta Compton. 
 
 Vll|. Frederick Compton. 
 
 Vl|. Laura Matilda Headley, b June 10, 1848, d 
 Feb 13, i860. 
 
 VI. Mary Headley, b 1808, d Sept 28, 1827, m 
 Ewel Freman. No issue. 
 
 V|. Moses Headley, b — , d single. 
 
 Vl. William Ogden Headley, b in Union Co. N. J. 
 Mar 12, 1 815, din Newark, N.J. Feb 23, 1875, m 
 
120 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Maria S. Pierson Sept 25, 1839. She was b June 28, 
 1814, d Jan 23, 1877. Trunk and Bag Manufactur- 
 er, Presby. C: Albert, Joanna, Maria, William, 
 Ede^ar. 
 
 Yl|. Albert Ogden Headley, b in Newark, N. J. 
 Oct 21, 1840, d there Dec 21, 1898, m Mary Arnold 
 June 13, 1866. She was b at Clifton Springs, Sara- 
 toga Co. N. Y. Nov 20, 184.6, d July 7, 1897. 
 Trunk and Bag Manufacturer, Presby. C: Mary, 
 Albert, Jane. 
 
 Yl||. Mary Arnold Headley, b in Newark, N. J. 
 Sept 2, 1867. Res. 760 High St. Newark, N. J. 
 Presby. S. 
 
 VIII. Albert Ogden Headley, Jr. b in Newark, N J. 
 May 15, 1869, m Adeline Ross. Res. 85 Penn Ave. 
 Newark, N. J. Trunk and Bag Mfg. Presby. C: 
 (IX) Peter Sanford Ross Headley, b July 5, 1898. 
 
 VIII- Jane Elizabeth Headley, b in Newark, N. J. 
 June 4, 1873, m Ernest Martin Philippi Feb 2, 1899. 
 (He was a native of Hamburg, Germany). Res. 
 760 High St. Newark, N.J. Employed with Ameri- 
 can Thread Co. Presby. C: (|X) Mary Arnold 
 Philippi, b June 12, 1903. 
 
 Vll- Joanna D. Headley, m Frederick H. Smith. 
 Res. 321 Mount Prospect Ave. Newark, N. J. C: 
 Frederick, William, Karl. 
 
 VIII. Frederick Hoffman Smith, m Mary Hall Clark 
 of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Res. Orange, N. J. Bro- 
 ker. 
 
 VIII William Headley Smith, (d). 
 
 VIII. Karl Garthwaite Smith. 
 
 VII. Maria Frances Headley, b in Newark, N. J. 
 July6, 1846, m Nelson May, May 8, 1877. P O 
 Huntington, L. I. New York. Presby. C: (VIII) 
 Edwin F.May, b May 4, 1879. (Vl||) Helen H. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL IIEADLEY JR. liil 
 
 May, b Nov i8, 1883. (VIII) Semeth May, bOct 
 24. 1885. 
 
 Vl|. William B. Headley, d young. 
 
 Yl|. Edgar L. Headley, d young. 
 
 V|. Eleanor Burger Headley, b— , m Lewis W. 
 Lyon Jan 29, 1844. She is now living in the Home 
 for aged women, Governuer St. Ml. Pleasant Ave. 
 Newark, N. J. C: 
 
 Vl|. Edward Griffith Lyon, b— , d single. 
 
 V. Mary Headley, b— , d — , m Moses Wade. He 
 was sexton of "Conn. Farms" Pre.sby. church for 
 many years. Had ten daughters and i son. Rhoda, 
 Moses, Prudence, Hannali, etc. 
 
 Y|. Rhoda Wade, b— , d— , m Caleb Dulea. 
 
 Y|. Moses Wade. 
 
 Y|. Prudence Wade, b— , d~. S. 
 
 V|. Hannah Wade, b — , d — , m Antliony Meeker. 
 
 V. Samuel Headley, Jr. b at Union, N. J. Sept 3, 
 1768, d June 29, 1S41, m Elizabeth Miller Oct 28, 
 1 79 1. She was b at Wastfield, N. J. Dec 20, 1771, 
 d Feb 15, 1844. His principal occupation was the 
 making of Mast Hoops for sailing vessels. He also 
 owned a fine farm at Headleytown, where he died, 
 and which he operated-successfuUy. Sanuiel Head- 
 ley was the personihcation of love and kindness to all 
 with whom he came in contact. He never wouki 
 allow himself to speak harshly or unkind to any one. 
 His grandson, Mr. Wm. E. Moone}', who, when a 
 mere cliild, was a member of ?vlr. Headley's family 
 for a great part of fifteen years, s^ys, he was often 
 in his way, but instead of commanding him harshly 
 to get out of the way, he would send him off on 
 errands, or would give him some of Dr. Watts' 
 hymns, or a chapter in the Bible to commit to 
 memory, which, from the love he bore to his grand- 
 
9i 
 
li-J THE IIEaDLEY history 
 
 father, he cheerfully performed. Samuel Headley 
 not only applied the law of kindness to human kind, 
 but to the brute creation as well. Mr. Mooney re- 
 lates that he and several other boys were one day 
 discovered by his grandfather making sport of a large 
 toad to see it try to escape, when he said to them in 
 the kindest and most pleading manner: "Oh, I am 
 so sorry that you should take delight in tormenting 
 that poor creature. Don't you know that the same 
 God who made you made the toad also?" Thus ap- 
 pealing to their sympathies the^^ promised him never 
 again to practice unkindness towards anything. The 
 law that Christ laid down — "Render unto Caesar the 
 things that are Caesar's, and unto God the things 
 that are God's," was uppermost in his mind and 
 was his favorite text; and he spared no pains to in- 
 still into the youthful minds about him the principles 
 of strict justice and truth. While he was not in the 
 habit of praising an}^ one personally, he would man- 
 age to have some old person of his acquaintance tell 
 the youngsters "Uncle Sam says you are good boys." 
 He would say, "Boys never attempt to elevate your- 
 selves by rraducing some one else, for as sure as you 
 do you vvill find it like riding on a wheelbarrow 
 wheeling yourself. ".;^-..v:^r. 
 
 In the fall of 1840 he became afflicted with a 
 cancer. Ke bore his suffering with the greatest 
 christian fortitude, often exclaiming: "The God I 
 love, suftered for me, and should not I endure for 
 him? They that would reign with Christ must 
 also suffer with Him." And again he would say, 
 "Oh, dear boys, learn to love the Savior now so that 
 you may have nothing to regret when you arrive at 
 my age. He is all my comfort now." He ditd as 
 he had lived, loved and respected by all that knew 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL IIEADLEY JR, 133 
 
 him. Children: Esther, Rebecca, Stephen, Eliza, 
 Samuel, Moses. 
 
 V[. Esther Maxwell Headley, b at Union, N. J. 
 Oct 20, 1795, d Apr 25, 1865, m John C. Mooney 
 Dec 21, 1 82 1. He was b at "Conn. Farms" Nov 29, 
 1794, d there Sept 7, 1835. Stone cutter by trade, 
 and school teacher by profession. Presby. C: Will- 
 iam. 
 
 Vn. William Edwin Mooney, bat "Conn. Farms," 
 N. J. June 30, 1823, m Emma Jane Wade July 4, 
 1852. She was b Aug 22, 1834. P O Hilton, N. J. 
 Farmer, Presby. C: EHzaiDeth, John, Mary, Sam- 
 uel, Martha, Grace, William, Walter. 
 
 Vlll. Elizabeth Winans Mooney, b Sept 10, 1853. 
 P O Elizabeth, N. J. Presby. S. 
 
 V!13. John Caldwell Mooney, b Aug 11, 1856. P 
 O Hilton, N. J. Farmer. S, 
 
 Vill. Mary Kate Mooney, b at Union, Union Co. N. 
 J. Oct 6, 1S59, m Charles W. F'arrow Nov 27, 1890. 
 Res. 596 Springfield Ave. Summit, N. J. Black- 
 smith, and dealer in carriages and wagons; Metho- 
 dist Episcopal ch. C: (IX) Robert Headley Farrow, 
 bjan7, 1892. (fX) Charles Ernest Farrow, b Mar 
 30, 1893. (IX) Esther Marion Farrow, b May 20, 
 1896, d Aug 27, 1896. (IX) James Henry Farrow, b 
 Aug 10, i90i,dAug 17, 1901. 
 
 Vlij. Samuel Norris Mooney, b in 1862, d May 10, 
 1863, aged 6 Mo. 
 
 VlJl. Martha Parcell Mooney, b in Union Co. N. J. 
 Nov 12, 1865, m Harry Albert Stollery of Wood- 
 bridge, Suffolk, iMigland, Sept ir, 1895. P O 
 Chatham, N. J, Florist, Plymouth Brethren ch. 
 C: (IX) Alice Elizabeth Stollery, b July 26, 1S96, d 
 Mar 26, 1900. C8X) William Hc-nry Stollery, b July 
 22, 1898. (iX) Robert W. Stollery, b June 21, .1901. 
 
V'A THE IIEADl.EV HISTORV 
 
 Vilj. Grace Eugenia Mooney, b at Union, Union 
 Co. N. J. Aug II, i<S69, m Edward Payson Sliipman 
 of \\'lu])pany, N. J. June ii, 1896. Res. 9 Siyre 
 St. Sinnmit, N. J. Carpenter, Brethren ch. C: 
 (JX.) Olive Isabelle Shipnian, b Jan 31, 1S99. (IX) 
 Elizabeth Florence Sliipman, b June 11, 1902. 
 
 Vsll. William Robert Mooney, b Sept i, 1873. P 
 O Hilton, N. J. Farmer, Presby. S. 
 
 Viji. Walter Wade Mooney, b Aug 27, 1S77, m 
 Sarah Cannon, (d). He married second wife, Nellie 
 McCarty? P O Garwood, N. J. Hotel-keeper. C: 
 (IX) Mabel E. Mooney. 
 
 VI. Rebecca Bruen Headley, b Jan 23, 189S, d Mar 
 22, 1S77. 
 
 VI. Stephen Headley, bat Union, N.J. Mar 4, iSoi, 
 d Nov iS, 1878, m Sarah Pierson Jan 15, 1S26. 
 She was b at South Orange, N. J. Mar 29, 1799, d 
 Dec 28, 1883. Farmer, Presby. C: Samuel, 
 Lewis, Mary, Samuel, Elizabeth. 
 
 VIj. Sauuiel Pierson Headley, b Mar 20, 1S28, d 
 Dec 26, 1838. 
 
 \il\. Lewis Pierson Headley, b in Union Co. N. J. 
 Oct 28, 1S30, din Irvington, N.J. Aug 20, 1894, 
 m Carrie Waugh Apr 7, 1857. Res. 31 DeHart St. 
 Morristown, N. J. I^lerchant, Taylor, Ref ch. 
 No issue. 
 
 VII. Mary Jones Headley, b Aug 29, 1833, d Apr 
 24, 1S60. 
 
 VS3. Samuel Pierson Pleadley, b Feb 9, 183S, d 
 Nov 5, 1S56. 
 
 VII. Elizabeth Miller Headley, b at Westfield, N. 
 J. Dec II, 1842. P O Union, N. J. Presby. S. 
 
 Vl Eiizs Miller Headley, b July 13, 1S04, d Dec 
 28, 187S. 
 
 VI. Samuel Davis Headley, b Oct 28, 1S06, djune 
 

 .T()si:ni W. II r. \ iii.i.v 
 (Src I ';!-«• 104) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEi JK. 125 
 
 2S, 1S73. vShoemaker. S. 
 
 VI. Moses Miller Headley, b Oct iS, 1S12, d Nov 
 28, 1843. Carriage smith. 
 
 V- Rebecca Headley, b at "Conn. Farms" in 177 1, 
 d Jan 7, m Daniel Baker. He was b 1765, d Aug 26, 
 1828. C: Phebe, Betse}^ Daniel, Miller, Newton, 
 Maria. 
 
 VI. Phebe Baker, b — , d— , m John Dolbier. C.- 
 Newton, Jane, Elizabeth, Louisa. 
 
 Vlf. Newton Dolbier. 
 
 Vn. Jane Dolbier, m Richard Crane. C: (VIII) 
 Theodore Crane. (VHl) Frederick Crane. 
 
 V[|. Elizabeth Dolbier, m Anthony Beam, (d). C: 
 Louisa, Annie, Edward. 
 
 Vlfj. Louisa Beam* 
 
 Vlil. Annie Beam. 
 
 Vl|[. Edward Beam. 
 
 Vf!. Louisa Dolbier, b — , m Peter Mead. C: Re- 
 becca, Isaiah, Amelia. 
 
 Vjll. Rebecca May Mead. vS. 
 
 Vill. Isaiah Wilber Mead. 
 
 VIII. Amelia Mead, m Robert Seigler. P O South 
 River, N. J. ■ . . 
 
 VI. Betsey Baker. 
 
 VI. Daniel Baken ' 
 
 VI. Miller Baker. 
 
 VI . Newton Baker. , 
 
 V|. Maria Baker; 
 
 y, Phebe Headley, b at Union, N. J. in 1774, d 
 p'eb 7, 1S60, m Dr. Hillyer. Physician. C: Mary. 
 
 VI . Mary Hillyer, b in 1796, m William Crane. 
 Laborer and sexton of the Springfield Prcsby ch. C: 
 Stephen. 
 
 V||. Stephen Headley Crane, b— , m Harriet 
 
 C: Benjamin, Ella, Elmer. 
 
I'^r, DESCENDANTS OF SAMUEL HEADLEY Jli. 
 
 V[||. Benjamin Crane, killed in civil war. 
 
 Vin. Klla Crane. 
 
 Vni- Elmer Crane, b in N. Y. S. 
 
 V. Esther- Headley, b in 1776, d Nov ir, i860, m 
 Benjamin Meeker. lie was b Mar 3, 1773, d Nov 
 18, 18:1.9. " Boss" Carpenter, and deacon of Presby 
 cli. C: Stephen, Nancy, Jane, William, Benjamin, 
 Rebecca, Polly. 
 
 VI. iiev. Stephen Headley ^fet'kiT, b Oct IT, 170:), m-. Tie t^rad- 
 uated at Columbia Colleire ill lS'.3l, and after his thoyloslcal course 
 ■was licensed as a rniuister of the Reformed church in lsi-[, and in 
 Ant!:of this year he suiiplied the Oid Bushwick Reformed church, 
 and iu Dectrat>er followin*,' he received and accepted a call to be- 
 come its pastor, and was duly installed in FeblS'i."). 
 
 The cono:rce:ution then -worshiped in the old octa2;onal church, 
 erected in ITO."). In IS'JD this church was torn down and a new 
 church erected on the same site. 
 
 In May I80O Mr. Meeker accepted a call to a church in Jersey City, 
 but a strong lu^'^'ual atUichmenc had sprano- up between him and 
 the members of the Bushwick church, and in the following Novem- 
 ber in compliance with an earnest refjuisition froni his former par- 
 ishoners, he returned, reraaininci: their pastor until his death, and by 
 them was re^^^arded with almost idolatrous afl'ection. 
 
 At the fiftieth anniversary of >\Ir. Meeker's settlement over this 
 church he stated thut he Lad not been kept from his pulpit by sick- 
 ness but one Sabb-ith in forty years, that he had celebrated com- 
 munion in the church 300 times, had married 107G couple^, and at- 
 tendtid l'37r) funerals. Durui^- the lonjc period of his ministry be de- 
 voted himself to the welfare of his congregation with singular fidel- 
 ity. He was the father of five daughters and two sons. One of the 
 sons died in early cliildhood, and the other at 19 years. One of the 
 daughters married but had no children. 
 
 VI. yancy Meeker, b — , m Benjamin S. Morehouse. C: Stephen, 
 Benjamin. 
 
 VII. Stejiheu Morehouse. 
 
 VII. Benjamin Morehouse became Judge of the Supreme court iu 
 Brooklvn. 
 
 VI. Jane Meeker, b — , ra Heury Moon. C: Elizabeth, Rebecca, 
 Cathariiie. 
 
 Vn. KUzabeth M«i0u, ra John Jones. C: Jane. Naomi, Elizabeth. 
 
 VII. Rebecca Moon, m W. Parkinson. C: Two daughters and 1 son. 
 VII. Catharine Moon, m John Van Ilovenberg. C: Jane, Lillie. 
 VI. William II. Meeker, never married. _ •• • 
 VI. Benjamin Meeker, never married. 
 
 VI. Rebecca Meeker, ra Joseph Abrams. C: Jane, Martha, Stephen. 
 vn. Jame .M. Abrams, never married. 
 
 VII. Martha V. Abrams, m Henry Osborn. C: Jo.^epli, Estella, 
 Miry, Jessie, Robert. 
 
 Vli. Stephen Meeker Abrams, never married. 
 
 VI. Mary Meeker, m Milton Willis. No issue. She m 2nd husband 
 AbrahanrW right. No issue. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC HEADLEY, vSON 
 OF SAMUEE HEADLEY, SR. 
 
 SV. Isaac Headley, b— ,' d— , m Piatt, of 
 
 New Jersey. He was probably the eldest son of his 
 
 father, and with the exception of a few shilling had 
 
 received his full share of his father's estate, prior to 
 
 the making of his father's will in 1745. ^^^ probab- 
 ly lived for a time in *Morris Co. N. J... and perhaps 
 
 later removed either to New York State or to Penn- 
 sylvania. Three brothers, evidently sons of the 
 above Isaac Headley, by name of Samuel, James 
 and Richard, removed from New Jersey to Euzerne 
 Co. Pa. Samuel Headley was one of tlie minute 
 men during the Revolution, and Richard was an en- 
 listed soldier. About the time of the Wyoming mas- 
 sacre these three brotliers escaped to Chemung Co. 
 New York, but later Samuel Headley returned to 
 Exeter, Pennsylvania. There ma}' have been other 
 children besides tlie three brothers mentioned. 
 - V. Samuel Headley, b — , d — , m Hannali MacAfee 
 of New Jersey. Was a minute man during tlie Revo. 
 C: Thomas, Priscilla, Celinda, Hannah, Mary, 
 Isaac. 
 
 VI. Thomas Headley, b — , m — . Children: J , 
 
 etc. 
 
 *J. v. B. JI<-;i(ll«'y 111' "Wyoiniii;}: (.'<». Fa. Piiy> liis irraiidfalher 
 (Samuel Jleadlcy) \vas b(»ni in .Morri.s Co. N. .1. 
 
 At some Time a det;ceinlaiit i>f Samuel Headley Sr. (ulio iDuile 
 
 his will 174."»), sellkd in MorrisCo. N. J liii'ei- laollicrs, iks- 
 
 eeiidanU of same named S:;muel, Jaiix-s and Ki<-hai d, rame to l.u- 
 /erne Co. Va. 
 
 F.ovd Headlev of Wilkeshano, Fa. write? ( 1^".C«) tliat Mrs. J. 8. 
 Headley and son'W. C. Headley of Xe\v::rk N. J. bav<. Uieuld family 
 F>il)le with ie<crds of th*; fandly for a eentury back, indiealinii tbat 
 be, (Hoyd 1-U-a.ili-y) descends from Ibc-anu- Headley line as Mis. J. 
 .S. Headley an<l t^on. 
 
V,»K THE HEADI.EV inSTOKY 
 
 VIS. J. V. B. Headley, b— , m— . C: Boyd, Lizzie. 
 
 y. James Headley, removed from Luzerne Co. Pa. 
 to Chemung Co. N. Y., where it is said descendants 
 still live. 
 
 V- Richard Headley removed from Luzerne Co. Pa. 
 to Chemung Co. N. Y. , where descendants are said 
 to still live. Richard Headley was an enlisted sol- 
 dier in the Revolution. 
 
 IV. Sarah Headley, . Descendants not found. 
 
 RACHEL HEADLEY, DAUGHTER OF 
 SAMUEL HEADLEY, SR. 
 
 . Rachel Headley.- Descendants not foiuid. 
 
 PHEBE HEADLEY, DAUGHTER OF 
 SAMUEL HEADLEY, SR. 
 
 IV. Phebe Headley. Descendants not found. 
 
 SARAH HEADLEY DAUGHTER OF 
 SAMUEL HEADLEY, SR. 
 
 IV. Sarah Headley, . Descendants not found. 
 
 ABNER HEADLEY. 
 
 If. Abner Headley is supposed to have been a son 
 of Leoiiard Headley, but nothing is known of him 
 except that his name appears on records at Elizabeth 
 N. J. 1700 — 1702. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ROBERT HEADLEY, 
 SON OF HEADI.EY. 
 
 III. Robert Headley, b— , d at * Comi. Farms" 
 between Railway and IHizabeth, N. J. It is not 
 known whon he married. The children as far as 
 known were *Phebe and Isaac. 
 
 *Tliere is some uncertainty as to the ancestry of Phebe and 
 Isaac Headley. ".Aunf Polly Minton, a grand-daui^bter of Phebe 
 (lleadley) Gardner, .-aid ber great grandfather's name was Robert 
 Headley, but afterwards said 8be was not sure that it was Robert. 
 However, his ancestry is not po&itively known, but as be lived at 
 •'Coim. Farms," in the immediate vicinity in which the descendants 
 of the Emigrant Leonard Headley of Eli/abethtown lived, it is 
 quite ]irobable that lie may have been a grandson of Leona'-d Head- 
 ley and a brother of (HI) Samuel Headley, Sr. of "Headleytown." 
 
 Will C. Headley, Attorney of Newark, N. J. writes: "It is ;)iy 
 oj^iuion tbiit Isaac Headley, b 17o5, is a son of Robert lleadley, 
 brother of iSauiuel Headley who made his will in 174.">." 
 
 Mr. C C. (.lardiier of Newark, N. J. who has collected consider- 
 able data of the Headley family writes: '^tichard Headle}", b 1742, iu 
 Westchester, N. Y., marrieda Drake, ami had Samuel and Robert; 
 possibly Phebe and Isaac were grandchildren of one of these nun 
 Samuel or RoberK'"' 
 
DK3CHNDANTS OF PHEBE HEADI.EV, 
 OF ''CONN. FARMS." 
 
 [V. Phebe Headley, b at "Conn. Farms," Aug 21, 
 1 73 1, d Sept I, 1764, m Thomas Gardner* in 1750. 
 He was bat Westchester, N. Y. Mar 2, 1724, d Oct 
 I, 1795. Soon after his father's death, which oc- 
 curred in 1733, became to Essex Co. New Jerse}^ 
 and .settled in Springfield, then called "Newark 
 township." Although he may have lived at first in 
 what is now the city of Newark, considering the fre- 
 quencj' with which his name is mentioned in con- 
 nection with the great land riots at Newark from 
 1745 to 174S. The.cause of these disturbances was 
 the contention between the settlers and the English 
 proprietors, concerning the title to the lands. The 
 settlers held under their Indian title and refused to 
 recognize any other. Suits against the settlers were 
 decided in favor of the proprietors, and many of the 
 former were thrown into jail. Their fellow towns- 
 men, however, would not stand this and several 
 times in the years 1745-46-4S they broke into the 
 jails and liberated those incarcerated by order of the 
 proprietors. In 1748 Thomas Gardner, Junr. and 
 Benjamin Gardner were indicted on the charge of 
 
 *Great grandson of Henry Garduer; j^Tuiidson of Jobu Gardner, 
 and son oi ThiHnus Gardner. The tir^t mimed Henry tiardner, who 
 probably came from Europe, lived and died at Westchester, N. Y., 
 •w h'.'re he is kndwn to have beeii as early as ItiC.j. He was. married 
 to Elizabeth, daughter of John Cromwell, al>out IC.tJI. 
 
 John Gardner, eldest son of Henry, was b Mar 'Si, 1070, m Han- 
 nah , and probablv died before ills only son Thomas became 
 
 of ajj-e. The latter, Thon»as Gardner, b at Westchester, N. Y. about 
 IIOJ, lived and died there. He was married to Sarah, daughter of 
 William and Sarah Smith. He made his will Apr 21, \7-)2, and died 
 in lT4:i. H\'^ children were— Thomas, Benjanun, Hannah, Elizabeth, 
 Sarah. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF THEBE HEADLEY l;il 
 
 being members of a parly that took Amos Roberts 
 from jail. The official account of the matter states 
 that on the 28th of November Amos Roberts was 
 committed by the Sheriff to goal on a Process of 
 Treason, Towards evening a large crowd surround- 
 ed the goal in riotous and tumultous manner, and, 
 liaving it open took from thence the said Amos Rob- 
 erts. These riots which were frequent in the colony 
 were at the time when there were Jacobite risings 
 in Scotland and a revolt in India, The revolution- 
 ar}^ spirit was caught by colonists and the trouble 
 marks a growing desire on their part to throw off the 
 English Yoke, Soon after these disturbances Thom- 
 as Gardner* was married to Pliebe Headley. She 
 was doubtless the daughter of Samuel Headley whose 
 will dated 1744-names wife Mary and eight children. 
 Thomas Gardner is buried with the greater portion of 
 his family in the old cemetery at Springfield, the 
 inscription on his tombstone reading — "In memory 
 of Thomas Gardner, who died Oct i, 1795, i» the 
 72 year of his age," 
 
 "My flesh shall slumber in the ground 
 
 Till the last trumpet's joyful sound; 
 
 Then burst the chains with sweet surprise, 
 
 And in my Savior's image rise." 
 C: Moses, Thomas, Elijah, Benjamin, Samuel, 
 Phebe. 
 
 V. Moses Gardner, b Feb 19, 1751, d Jan 1S15, m 
 Sarah Roberts, daughter of Moses and Mary {Cot) 
 Roberts. He lived on the old homestead in the 
 Orange Valley, near South Orange, N. J. He was 
 Overseer of Highways in Newark twp. in 1792. His 
 wife Sarah descended from many of the oldest faniil- 
 
 *lliu)iias (lardiier iTi secoiid wife, Abiirail Alleii, widow ul" Aiiron 
 Alieaut c-ouLij liuuover, now :^iadl^on, i> . J. UJid daugiiter ul N.-lu- 
 aii.ci aijil il.uiiuh (^.Nlillcr) lk>iiiifll, ol Turkey, N. J. Mil- was h .luiu; 
 lit, ITvil, a)id survived her st'coiul Jiusltauil nearly ".O ye.trs. 
 
i:]'i nil. IlKAni.KV HIHTOKV 
 
 iesof Newark, including tlie Roberts, Coes, I>ro\vns, 
 Bm'vvells, and others. She died prior to 1S04. C: 
 Sears, John, Eunice, Moses, Daniel, Jesse, Thom- 
 as, Phelje. Moses ni second wife, Mrs. Lydia I'Vee- 
 man, Au;:^ 9, 1804, ^^i^ ^^^^ ^^ about 176S, d Feb 9, 
 1S45. C: Alva, Sarah, Mary. 
 
 V|. S.^ars Gardner, b July 27, 1773, dMarS, 1849, 
 m Mary Keen July 20, 1794. She was b Apr 5, 
 1775, d Sept I, 1863. He served in the "Whiskey Boy 
 Campaign" of 1794, serving at trumpeter of Volun- 
 teer L. Dragons. He lived at Pond Kdd}', Lumber- 
 land and Barry ville, N. Y.,diedat the latter place. 
 C: Joseph, James, Lett}', Mary, Sears, Moses, 
 Eliza. 
 
 V||. Joseph Lake Gardner, bjuly 26, 1797, d July 
 20, 1824, m Sara Purvis. 
 
 Vj|. James Keen Gardner, b Aug 9, 1805, at Pond 
 Eddy, N. Y., d June 30, i860, m Eliza Eldred Sept 
 20, 1827. C: 
 
 VII!- S. St. John Gardner. 
 
 Vli. Letty Gardner, bx\ugi2, 1807, m E. B. Ser- 
 geant Oct 1 1, 1S29. 
 
 Vl|. Mary Gardner, b Aug 11,1809, d Jan 6, 1S40, 
 m Benjamin C. Austin Mar 6, 1S30. 
 
 V!!. Sears Robert Gardner, b Aug 16, 1S21, d Oct 
 12, 1S85, m Mary Oct 6, 1834. 
 
 Vlj.- Moses Gardner, b July 24, 1813, d July 7, 
 1818. 
 
 Vl|. P^liza Ann Gardner, b Aug 17, 1S19, m Isaac 
 Young x\ug 22, 1835. She was living in Phila. 1900. 
 
 Vi. John Gardner, b June 9, 1775, d May 5. 1835, 
 m Mary Brown May 7, 1798. She was b Aug 15, 
 1775, d Jan 28, 1S14, daughterof Eleazer and Mary 
 (Bruen) Brown. She descended from several of the 
 wealthiest settlers of Newark. C: Phebe, Oliver, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 133 
 
 Albert, Mary, Horace, Eliza, Emily, Sally. He 
 m second wife, Prussia, widow of John Peshine and 
 daughter of Edward and Esther ^Mulfordj Ball. 
 Shed July 28, 1S67. C: John. He is remembered 
 as a very large man, full of fun, and quick to make 
 friends. He conducted one of the largest shoe fac- 
 tories in Newark. His factory was on the north side 
 of Market St. near Broad. 
 
 Yl|. Phebe Brown Gardner, bApriS, 1799, di865, 
 m Nathaniel Cogswell Oct 26, 1820. He was b 
 Sept II, 1798, d Oct 20, 1863. C: John, Albert, 
 Phebe, Elizabeth. 
 VIM- John Joseph Cogswell, b 1821. 
 Yll|. Albert Gardner Cogswell, b Sept 12, 1823. 
 Yll|. Phebe Brown Cogswell. 
 Ylll. Elizabeth Cogswell. 
 
 Yl|. Oliver Gardner, b Oct 24, 1800, m Julia Ann 
 Hardy of Springfield, Oct 22, 1828. C: John, Caro- 
 line, Abby. 
 Ylll- John Joseph Gardner, b Aug 1829, d June 20, 
 1831. 
 
 Ylll. Caroline F. Gardner, m Eldridge. P O Gal- 
 va, Henry Co. 111. C: (|Xj Sarah Eldridge. 
 
 Ylll. Abby E. Gardner, b— , m Kitchen. P O 
 Rockfort, 111. 
 
 Yl|. Albert Gardner, b Sept 11, 1802, m Joanna 
 Pierson Jan 8, 1824. She was b — , d Jan 23, 1858. 
 He m second wife, Louisa Geiger. She was b Dec 
 1805, ^ Feb 1875. C: Ann Augusta, Lanson M., 
 Helen, and Albert Pierson, (ail by ist wife)? 
 
 Ylll. Ann Augusta Gardner, m Weeden. P 
 
 O Port Orange, Fla. 
 
 Ylll. Lanson M. Gardner, m Mary Frances. She 
 was b— , d Apr i, 1881. C: i\X) Lanson M. Gard- 
 ner. f|X) Frances G. Gardner. {\t) Joanna Gardner. 
 
j;;4 THE IIEADI.F.Y lllMOKY 
 
 VIII. Helen Gardner, ni Broome. P O Au- 
 gusta, Ga. 
 
 Vljj. Albert Pierson Gardner, b— , ni — . C: JX; 
 Martha. (|X) Joanna. ( |X > Walter A. Weeden.* 
 
 Vl|. Mary Bruen Gardner, b Jan 26, 1804, ni Win. 
 Ashley Cann June 24, 1823. He was b Jan 24. 
 1802, at Salem Co. N. J. C: AU>ert. John. Will 
 iam, Oliver, Sarah, John. Mary. Charles, Abby. 
 
 VIII. Albert Gardner Cann. b l-*eb i. 1SJ4, iu 
 Newark. 
 
 VIII. John Harvey Cann. b Oct 25. 1S25, d July S. ' 
 
 1831. 
 VIII. William Ross Cann. b July 12. 1827. d Mar 5. 
 
 1844. 
 VIII. Oliver Horace Cann, b Dec 23, iH2y. d I'el> 
 
 20, 1844. 
 
 VIII. Sarah Frances Cann. b An^' 23. 1832. d Feb 
 
 VIII. John Harvey Cann. )> Apr u. 1834. 
 
 VIII. Mary Bruen Cann. b Feb 27, 1836. 
 
 VIII Charles Henry Cann. b May g, 1838, d Feb 
 
 21, 1844. 
 
 VIII. Abby Elixa Cann. b Apr 7, 1842. j 
 
 Vl|. Horace Gardner, b Dec 5, 1806, d Mar 25. 1 
 1808. 
 
 VII. Eliza Riley (Gardner, b Dec 2i>, 1808, d Au^ 
 23, 1834. S. 
 
 Vl|. Emily Gardner, b July 24. 1812, m William 
 Ashley Cann, (his second wife), Apr i, 1855. No 
 issue. 
 
 Vl|. Sally Ann Gardner, b Nov 19, 1813, m Nelson 
 ProutDeci8, 1832. C: Anna M., Albert P., Frank j 
 N., Sarah P., Charles. 
 
 VII. John E. Gardner. 
 
 *Name changed to Weeden by act of Lefj:i8latuic. 
 
Frank J. Headley. 
 (See page 107) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 
 
 i.>.> 
 
 VI. Eunice Gardner, b about 1777, d— , m Emanuel 
 Van Auken. Lived at Milford, Pennsylvania, 
 Y|. Moses Roberts Gardner, b Jan 4, 1779, ^ ^pi" 
 
 22, 1830, m Phebe. She was b Mar 22, 1778, d Aug 
 
 23, 1 815. He m second wife, Elizabeth Mead, 
 (widow of Cornelius Manderville). She d May 6, 
 1853. C: Phebe. He lived at Orange, N. J., and 
 was a cabinet maker. He is said to have been fifty 
 years in advance of his time. 
 
 Yl|. Phebe Elizabeth Gardner, b Oct 20, 1S20, d 
 Feb 13, 1900, m Lucius R. Gould Feb 10, 1839. He 
 was b Nov 26, 1814, d Mar 28, 1899. C: Anna E., 
 George D., Minnie, Nellie, Clara, Hattie M. 
 
 V|. Daniel Gardner^ b Sept 4, 1781, d Jan 16, 1858, 
 
 m Philetta B. Edwards Aug 3, 1803, daughter of 
 
 Nathaniel and Abigail (Bedford) Edwards.* She 
 
 was b May 22, 1787, d Feb 8, i860. Cooper by 
 
 trade, and farmer. The number of their children 
 
 has been variously stated; as, 26, 28, and 31 — the 
 correct number being 21. 
 
 It is related that one day the mother went to 
 
 town with one of the children, leaving the rest at 
 home. When she returned, late in the afternoon, 
 she found the 25 left at home sitting on the fence 
 crying. On inquiring the reason she found it was 
 because they were so lonely! This story, while not 
 absolutely based on facts, is not without interest. 
 C: Stephen, Sarah, Mary, Jane, Daniel, William, 
 Burton, Horace, Phebe, Burton, Nathaniel, Lu- 
 ther, Phebe, John, Reuben, Harriet, Joseph, 
 Maria, Abby, Mary, Charles. 
 Yl|. Stephen Edwards Gardner, b Aug 11, 1804, d 
 
 June II, 1839, m Jane Van Winkle May 30, 1835. 
 No issue. 
 
 *Nathaniel Edwards, at the age of 1(5, offered his services to his 
 country, and fought daring the entire struggle lor Independence. 
 
i:jC THE IIEADI.EV Hl^^TOKY 
 
 Yl|. Sarah R. Gardner, b Au^^ i6, 1S05, c! un- 
 married. 
 Y||. Mary C. Gardner, I) Dec 6, 1806, d Dec 27, 
 
 1807. 
 
 Y||. Jane Edwards Gardner, b July 2, 1808, d Sept 
 12, 18S0, m James B. Jones Mar 10, 1830, son of 
 Obadiah and Marp:aret (Baker) Jones. He was b 
 Dec I, 1802, d May 23, 1886. 
 
 VIII. Caroline Adelia Jones, b in Newark, Dec 24, 
 
 VII. Daniel Nelson Gardner, b Aug 2t„ 1S09, d Keb 
 7,1889, m Ann W \V. Maudeville May 25, 1831. 
 She was b at Pompton Plains, Oct 28, 1807. d Feb 3, 
 1889. C: Jane M., Katharine L., Anna M., Hen- 
 rietta F., Mary A. 
 
 VIII- Jane M. Gardner, b— , in (ieor>::c vS. Gorp^as 
 Apr 27, 1852. C: (IX) Theodore Gorj^as. C||> 
 George Gorgas. (|X) Edward Gcirgas. P O Bridge- 
 port, Comi. 
 
 VIM. Katharine Lavina ("iardner, m — Holden. 
 Hem second wife, Uriah Clinton, and tliird, — 
 Mauzer. 
 
 VIII- Anna Maudeville Gardner, m Obadiah War- 
 ner. C: (IX) Anna E. Warner. ( |X Joseph K. 
 Warner. 
 
 VIM- Henrietta F. Gardner, m William L. Baldwin. 
 C: (IX) Edward A. Baldwin. ( |X > Harry C. Bald- 
 win. 
 
 VIM- Mary A. Gardner, b — , d Aug 21, 1900. 
 
 VII- William Gardner, b Sept 19, 1810, d Apr 6, 
 1S90, m Hannah Rynojan 3, 1832. She was b Sept 
 I, 1813, d— . C: Philetta, Mary, Hannah, Kath- 
 arine, Almira, John. He m second wife, Elizabeth 
 (Hunt) Miles, Mar 14, 1849. She was b in Sussex 
 Co. Dec 27, 1813, d Dec 27, 1S92. C: Hannah, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PIIEHE FIEADLEY Mi7 
 
 Sarah, William, Wesley, Clara. 
 
 VIII. Philetta Edwards Gardner, b Feb 13, 1834, 
 m Kdward P. Stearns May 24, 1854. 
 
 VIII. Mary Ann Gardner, b Sept 16, 1836, mjo.seph 
 Engli.sh Apr 1845. 
 
 VIII. Hannah Jane Gardner, b 1838. 
 
 VIII. Katharine Jane Gardner, b Sept 14, 1840, m 
 Edward P. Clark Mar 6, 1856. 
 
 Vllj. Almira Theresa Gardner, b Feb 6, 1842, m 
 Edward Keisling May 20, 1859. 
 
 VIII. Hannah Maria Gardner, b May 7, 1849, m 
 Charles E. Baldwin June 23, 1869. 
 
 VIII. Sarah Rebecca Gardner, b May 7, 1849, 
 (Twin), m William H. Gardner Nov 29, 1869. 
 (vSee Wm. H. Gardner P'amilyj. 
 
 Vlll- William John Gardner, b Aug 13, 1851. 
 
 Vl!|. Wesley Judson Gardner, b Aug 29, 1853, d 
 Nov 1856. 
 
 VIII. Clara Russel Gardner, b Sept 8, 1856, d Dec 
 19, i860. 
 
 Vl|. Burton R. Gardner, b May 22, 1812, d Sept 
 17, 1812. 
 
 Vl|. Horace B. Gardner, b July 11, 1813, dMay4, 
 
 1856, m Caroline Richards Beach Oct 19, 1836. She 
 wasbSept4, 1813, d Oct 19, 1877. C: Horace, 
 Stephen, Edwards, Mary, Emma, Caroline, Isa- 
 belle, Charles, Edward. 
 
 VIII. Horace Bruen Gardner, b Aug 14, 1837, m 
 Louise H. Young May 27, 1874. She wash Dec 15, 
 1 85 1. C: (IX j Horace Bruen Gardner, b Feb 28, 
 1875. (IX) Bessie Clement Gardner, bApr4, 1880. 
 
 Vll|. Stephen Augustus Gardner, bAug7, 1839. 
 
 VIII. Edward B. Gardner, b Mar 26, 1841, d Sept 
 1842. 
 
 VIII. Mary Pierson Gardner, b Jan 13, 1834. 
 
 V!l|. Emma Louisa Gardner, b Oct 19, 1844, d 1901 . 
 
138 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Yll|. Cat-oline Pierson Gardner, b Jan 5, 1S47, d 
 Apr 22, 1849. 
 
 VIIJ. Charles Carroll Gardner, b Apr 20, 1S52, at 
 Piermont, N. Y., d Feb 5, 1902, m Virginia Mc- 
 Nair Apr 20, 1882. She was b Apr 9, 1853. C: 
 (IX) Charles Carroll Gardner, b Apr 12, 1883. (|X> 
 Raymond McNair Gardner, b Mar 12, 1885, (|X) 
 Preston DeForest Gardner, b May 20, 1889. 
 
 Yll|. Kdward Douglas Gardner, b Jan 30, 1854, ni 
 Abby Douglas Terbell Sept 15, 18S6. She was b 
 Mar 30, 1865. C: (|X) Majorie Woodward Gardner, 
 b Apr 24, 1887. (IX) Edward Douglas Gardner, b 
 Mar 5, 1893. (IX) Alice Cooley Gardner, b July 30, 
 1894. 
 
 Yl|. Phebe H. Gardner, b Sept 4, 1814, d Sept 22, 
 1815. 
 
 Yl|. Burton Renard Gardner, b Nov 18, 1815, d in 
 Sparta, Ga. Apr 15, 1856, ra Martha E. Scuddy Dec 
 1842. She was b 1823, d Jan 1848. C: Mary, 
 Martha. He m second wife, Catharine Ann Ilarper, 
 Oct 1 85 1. C: Frank, Lizzie. 
 
 Ylll. Mary Elizabeth Gardner, b Apr 28, 1845, at 
 Sparta, Ga., d Nov 1894, m Thomas Alexander Dal- 
 las June 1869. He wash at Upson, Ga. June 1845. 
 P O Atlanta, Ga. Planter. C: Burton, Frank,. 
 Simeon, Albert, Martha. 
 
 IX. Burton Edward Dallas, b Nov 24, 1873. 
 
 IX. Frank Dallas, b Sept 1877, d Nov 14, 1894. 
 
 IX. Simeon Dallas, b 1879. P O Thoraaston, Ga. 
 
 IX. Albert Dallas, bjune 1882. P O Thoraaston,, 
 Ga. S. 
 
 IX. Martha Euphemia Dallas, b Oct 9^ 1884. P O 
 Thoraaston, Ga. S. 
 
 VIII. Martha Ann Gardner, b Aug 12, 1S49, ra 
 George James Dallas May 14, 1867. He was b in 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 139 
 
 Augusta, Va. Jan 30, 1834,5011 of Samuel and So- 
 phia (Houston) Dalhouse. P O Atlanta, Ga. 220 
 Gordon Ave. Presby. C: 
 
 IX. Leta Virginia Dallas, b Feb 3, 1877. P O At- 
 lanta, Ga. Music teacher. S. 
 
 VIII. Frank Pierce Gardner, b Aug 30, 1852, d Feb 
 1897, m Leila Alice L. Hawes May i, 1879. P O 
 Flberton, Ga. C: (|X) Hugh Dallas Gardner, b 
 June 5, 1889. (IX) Bertha Gardner, b Dec 8, 1894. 
 
 Vlll. Lizzie Edwards Gardner, b Jan 21, 1855, d 
 Mar II, 1857. 
 
 Yl|. Nathaniel Edward Gardner, b Jan 18, 181 7, d 
 in Atlanta, m Elizabeth Harper. He m second wife, 
 Eleanor Lawshe. C: Nellie, Lizzie. 
 
 VIII. Nellie Gardner, b— , d— . S. 
 
 VIII. Lizzie E. Gardner, m — Howell. P O 737 
 Peachtree St. Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 Vl|. Luther Goble Gardner, b Feb 23, i8i8,m Sarah 
 Elizabeth Washburn Oct 13, 1844. She was b Feb 
 15, 1826, in New York City. C: Samuel, Abbie, 
 Sarah, Alice, Phebe, Addie, George. 
 
 VIII. Samuel Merritt Gardner, b July 19, 1845. 
 
 VIII. Abbie Jane Gardner, bjuly 21, 1847, d May 
 9, 1849. 
 
 VIII. Sarah Elizabeth, b July 27, 1849, m — Had- 
 lock. P O Aenora, 111. 
 
 VIII. Alice Virginia, b Mar 10, 1852. 
 
 VIII. Phebe Merritt, b Apr 26, 1854. 
 
 VIII. Addie , b Sept 30, 1857, d Aug 18, 1859. 
 
 VIII. George Luther, b Aug 10, 1861, d Dec 2, 1880. 
 
 Vl|. Phebe Gardner, b Nov 5, 1819, d unmarried. 
 
 Vl|. John Gardner, b Dec 5, 1820, m Emeline Ball 
 1847. She was b Aug 25, 1827, d Junes,, 1897. C: 
 -Emma, Burton, Mary, Horace, Harriet. 
 
 VIII. Emma Frances Gardner. 
 
140 THE HEADLE^ !ll>r()KY 
 
 Ylll. Gardner. 
 
 VIII. Burton R. Gardner, b Sept 17, 1S56, d D^c 
 
 31, i860. 
 
 VIII. Mary Emma, b Jan 21, 1851, d Dec 28, i860. 
 
 VIM. Horace D. Gardner b Feb 27. 1858, d Aug 6, 
 1858. 
 
 VIII. Harriet E., b Oct 11, 1S65. 
 
 VII- Reuben Ed^vard Gardner, 1) I'eb 21, 1822, d 
 Sept 10, 1883, m Julia Ann Ford Jan 3. 1844. C. 
 George, John, Burton, Mary. He m second wife, 
 Sarah (Jane) Johnson, Sept 27, 1S68. Blacksmith, 
 Baptist. C: Nellie, William, Loiusa, Neva, Charles. 
 
 VIII. George Arthur Gardner, b Apr 3. 1S45. VO 
 Milledgeville, Ga. 
 
 IX. Arthur Gardner. P O Atlanta, Ga. 
 
 VIII- Jf^hn Howard Ciardner, b Aug i<), 1847. 
 
 VIII. Burton Gardner, b at Morristown, N. J. June 
 26, 1849, m Josephine Bynuni Dec 5, 1872. She 
 wash July 18, 1850. P O 166 Davis St. Atlanta, 
 Ga. In 1858 moved with his father to Milledgeville, 
 Ga. In 1870 he moved to Morristown, X. J., but 
 soon returned to the south, making his home in At- 
 lanta, Ga; was at first in the Blacksmith business, 
 but later became connected with a large grocery busi- 
 ness, which he now runs. C: Alice, li)dwartl, Lena, 
 Elizabeth. 
 
 IX. Alice Oliva Gardner, b at Roswell, Ga. 1874, m 
 Wm. Thomas Wilson Oct 16, 1897. C: (X) Hugh 
 Clayton Wilson, b Jan 6, 1898. 
 
 IX Edward Gardner, b July 16, 1S76, m Mamie 
 Estelle Brown Apr 25, 1900. vShe was bat Decatur, 
 Ga. Feb 17, 1878. 
 
 IX- Eena May Gardner, b June 13, 1878. 
 
 IX. Elizabeth Gardner, b Oct 28, 1881, d Oct 2, 
 1883. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 141 
 
 VIII. Mary Ann, b Feb 19, 1851. 
 
 VIII. Nellie, b Mar 7, 1870. 
 
 VIII. Wm. R., bNov 14, 1871. 
 
 VIII. Louisa P., b Sept 5, 1873, m Geo. W. Pierce 
 Apr 8, 1890. C: (|X) May Ann Pierce, b July 13, 
 1891. (IX) Avery C. Pierce, b Oct 14, 1893. (|X) 
 Almeta Pierce, b Mar 6, 1898. 
 Neva B., b Feb 17, 1876. 
 
 Charles R., b Mar 27, 1S80. P O Atlanta, 
 Ga. Boiler maker, Methodist. S. 
 
 Vl|. Harriet Rose Gardner, b Apr 11, 1823, d in 
 California, m Roswell Miller June 13, 1842. C: 
 Fred S. She m second husband, Peter Whitbeck, 
 May 20, 1854. C: Charles W. 
 
 Vni. Freds. Miller. 
 
 VIII. Charles W. Whitbeck. 
 
 Vl|. Joseph Wheeler Gardner, b May 11, 1825, m 
 
 Elizabeth Garrison Apr 17, 1847. She was b in 
 
 Sussex Co. N. J. Dec 24, 1827. C: Ann, William, 
 Carrie. 
 VIII- Ann Eliza Gardner, b Oct 4, 1847, at Newark, 
 
 N. J. m John Glaspie Oct 18, 1866. Lived at Aurora 
 
 until 1879, when they moved to Kansas, later to 
 
 Galatea, Colo, where they still remain. C: Carrie, 
 
 Elizabeth, Annie, Irene, Edith, Clara, Eliza. 
 
 VIII- William Edward Gardner, b June 24, 1849, 
 
 m Anne Electa Freeman Nov 23, 1881. She was b at 
 
 Aurora, 111. Mar 12, 1857. P O Aurora, 111. 378 
 
 New York St. Carpenter, Baptist. C: James, Ger- 
 trude. 
 
 IX- James Lewis Gardner, b Nov 24, 1882. 
 
 IX. Gertrude May Gardner, bAug6, 1887. 
 
 VSI|. Carrie Louisa Gardner, b June 11, 1862, d 
 Sept 10, 1862. 
 VII. Maria R. Gardner, b May 12, 1826, d Mar 10, 
 
 1833. 
 
143 THE IIEADI.EY HISTORY 
 
 Yl|. Abbie Bedford Gardner, b Oct 29, 1850, d 
 Dec I, 1832. 
 Yl|. Mary Gardner, b May 6, 1S33, d May 6, 
 
 1835. I 
 
 Yl|. Charles H. Gardner, b Sept 23, 1834. Mov- 1 
 
 ed South. 
 
 Y|. Jesse Gardner, b Feb 28, 1784, d Mar 13, 
 1858, m Lydia, daughter of Japthia and Dorcas 
 (Dodd) Condit, Jan 14. 180S. She was b Dec 8, 
 1789, d Mar 2, 1817. C: Amanda, Asenath, Reu- 
 ben Harriet, Moses. Jesse m second wife, Rachel, 
 daughter of Samuel and Thankful (Eare) Cronwell, 
 (widow). ShewasbAug7, 1780, d Aug 26, 1865. 
 No issue. Farmer in Orange \'allc}'. 
 
 YM. Amanda Gardner, b Oct 13. 1808, d Dec 17, 
 1 84 1, m Joseph Williams Nov 12, 1828. 
 
 Yl|. Asenath Gardner, b at Orange, X. J. Jan 26, 
 1810, d Dec 1 1, 187S, m James Wilden Hughes Feb 
 23,1829. He wash Feb 23, 1808, d June 6, 1894. 
 C: Issachar, Mary, Kdward, Harrison. ICdward, 
 Ellis, James, Frederick, Charles, Jesse, Theodore. 
 
 Yll|. Issachar Hughes, b Nov 7, 1S13, d Sept 10, 
 1861. 
 
 Yll|. Mary Wilden Hughes, b Aug i, 1832. 
 
 Yll|. Edward Hughes, b Jan 14, 1S34, d Sept G, 
 
 1835- 
 
 Ylll. Harrison Bethwel Hughes, b Feb 21, 1835, d 
 Sept 8, 1S58. 
 
 Ylll Edward Hughes, b Feb 3, 1837. 
 
 Ylll. Ellis Hughes, b Jan 9, 1839. 
 
 Ylll. James Wilden Hughes b Nov 27, 1840. 
 
 Ylll. Frederick Hughes, b Jan 9, 1S43. 
 
 Ylll. Charles Dickerson Hughes, b Jan 16, 1845. 
 
 Ylll. Jesse Gardner Hughes, bjuly 19, 1848. 
 
 Ylll. Theodore Augustus Hughes, b Oct 15, 1850. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY I43 
 
 VII. Reuben Condit Gardner, b Feb 28, 1811, m 
 Susan Lusana Mirick Jan 5, 1837. She was b May 
 7, 1810, dSept 16, 1848. C: Lydia, Jesse, Jesse, 
 Valera, Phebe, John, Harriet, Josephine, Susan. 
 He m second wife, Lydia Roloson, in 1848. She 
 wash Sept 1823, d Apr ir, 1887. C: Sarah, Seth, 
 Joseph, Eunice. Jane, Ciers, Lemuel, Martin, 
 Margaret, Reuben, Walter, Ida; m 3rd wife, Lucy 
 (Preston) Baldwin, July 11, 1888. 
 
 Ylll. Lydia Amelia Gardner, b Jan 12, 1838, m 
 Josiah Leonard Cosner Jan 24, 1856. He was b at 
 Fredericktown, Ohio, Aug 30, 1837. C: Margaret, 
 Almeda. 
 
 IX. Margaret Cosner, b Jan 2, 1857, d June 17, 
 i860. 
 
 IX. Almeda Cosner, b Dec 8, 1858, d Jan 6, 1886. 
 
 VIII. Jesse U. Gardner, b July 29, 1839, d— . 
 
 Vl!|. Jesse Wallace Gardner, b Feb 19, 1841, d Nov 
 1861. 
 
 Valera Gardner, b July 29, 1842, d — . 
 Phebe Irene Gardner, b Sept 6, 1843, ^ Will- 
 iam B. Shaw. He was b at Delaware, O. Feb i, 
 1835. P O Delaware, O. C: Charles, Paul, Eu- 
 gene, Reuben. 
 
 IX. Charles Hugh Shaw, bat Delaware, O. July 14, 
 
 1875. 
 
 Paul Shaw, b Dec 10, 1876, d Dec 15, 1876. 
 Eugene Wesley Shaw, b July 29, 1881. 
 
 SX. Reuben Taylor Shaw, b Oct 8, 1884. 
 
 Vlfl- John Mirick Gardner, b at Genoa twp O. Jan 
 29, 1845, m Olive Lewis Dec 18, 1868. She was b 
 Nov 28, 1850. P O VanWert, O. C: Orson, Edith, 
 Jessie, Lewis, Ralphs Mary, Agnes. 
 
 IX- Orson M. Gardner, b Nov 27, 1S69, m Mary 
 Evelyn Hall Feb 24, 1892. She was b May 10, 1S71. 
 
 VII! 
 
144 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 C: (X) Walter O. Gardner, b Jan 24, 1893. (X) John 
 Melvin Gardner, b June 13, 1896. 
 
 IX. Edith Gardner, b Nov 16, 1871. at Van Wert Co, 
 O. m Charles F. Priddyjan 1895. P O Van Wert, 
 O. C: (X) Ivoster B. Priddy, b Feb 20, 1896. 
 
 IX. Jesse Gardner, b Nov 3, 1873, m Amos Medford 
 
 Nov 30, 1893. He wash Sept 10, 1872, in Franklin 
 
 Co. O. C: (X) Jennie Medford, b Jan 17, 1895. 
 
 (X) Clara Olive Medford, b Nov 28, 1896. (X) Harry 
 
 C. Medford, b Aug 5, 1898. 
 
 IX. Lewis K. Gardner, b Jan 16, 1S76, m - Bashore 
 Feb 2, 1899. 
 
 IX. Ralph C. Gardner, b Aug 23, 1878. 
 
 IX. Mary Gardner, b Dec 3, 1880. 
 
 IX- Agnes Gardner, b Nov 29, 1892. 
 
 VIII. Harriet Gardner, b Feb 25, 1846, m Nathaniel 
 Perhamus Oct 23, 1875. He was b in Allen Co. Feb 
 28, 1845. POVanWert, O. C: Martin, Margaret, 
 John, George, Grace, Charlotte. 
 
 IX. Martin V. Buren Perhamus, b Sept 2, 1876, d 
 Sept 20, 1876. 
 
 IX. Margaret Perhamus, b Nov 26, 1877. 
 
 IX. John William Perhamus, b Oct 5, 1879. 
 
 IX- George Washington Perhamus, bjune 28, 1881. 
 
 IX. Grace Carnelia Perhamus, b Mar 13, 1888, d 
 Aug 7, 1888. 
 
 IX. Charlotte Perhamus, b Dec 21, 1889. 
 
 Ylll. Josephine Gardner, b Mar 26, 1847, d Dec 3, 
 1873, m William B. Shaw Aug 22, 1866. P O Del- 
 aware, O. C: Alice, Jesse, Lydia, Alfred, Bertha. 
 
 IX. Alice lyaviua Shaw, b June 13, 1867, d Jan 3, 
 I 872. 
 
 IX. Jesse Morris Shaw, b Sept 7, 1868, d Jan 5, 
 1889. 
 
 IX. Lydia Inez Shaw, b Feb 7, 1871. 
 
 IX. Alfred Cookman Shaw, b Oct 28, 1872, d May 
 6, 1878. 
 
. DESCENDANTS OF PIIEBE HEADLEY 145 
 
 IX. Bertha May Shaw, b Nov 26, 1873. 
 YMI- Susan Gardner, b Sept 4, 1848, d 1848. 
 
 VIII. Sarah Gardner, b Oct 6, 1849. 
 
 Yll|. Seth Gardner, bat Delaware, Ohio, Jan 23, 
 1 85 1, m Susan B. Davidson Apr 13, 1869. P O Del- 
 aware, O. Carpenter, Meth. Ep. C: Lena,Addie. 
 
 IX. Lena May Gardner, b Apr 17, 1873, d Mar 12, 
 1886. 
 
 IX. Addie Gardner, b May 30, 1875, m Arthur Den- 
 nis. P O Delaware, O. Meth Ep. C: (X) Eena 
 B. Dennis, b Jan 2, 1897. 
 
 Ylll Joseph Edward Gardner, b Oct 8, 1852, d Nov 
 1872. 
 
 Yll|. Eunice Gardner, b Feb 13, 1854, m Charles 
 U. Hull Aug 24, 1837. He was bjuly 24, 1864. P 
 O W. Berlin, O. C: Carl, Ray. 
 
 IX. Carl Hall, b Dec i, 1888, d Jan 1889. 
 
 IX. Ray Gardner Hall, b Dec 1889. 
 
 Yll|. Jane Gardner, b Sept 24, 1855, d Nov 1872. 
 
 VIII. Ciers Gardner, b May 4, 1857, m Annetta 
 Adams Dec 4, 1878. She was b Oct 14, 1858, dSept 
 26, 1894. C: Mabel. Ciers m second wife, Mary 
 Wheeler Mar26, 1896. P O Van Vert, O. C: Maud, 
 Florence, Velma. 
 
 IX. Mabel Blanche Gardner, b Aug 11, 1880. 
 IX. Maud Irene Gardner, b Jan 24, 1897. 
 
 IX. Florence Gardner, b Jan 4, 1899, d Feb 16, 
 1899. 
 IX. Velma Irene Gardner, b Sept 19, 1900. 
 
 VIII . Lemuel J. Gardner, b at Delaware, O. Aug 
 24, 1858, m Cora E. Anderson Dec 23, 1880. She 
 was b at Stratford, Aug 25, 1856. P O W. Berlin, 
 Ohio. C: 
 
 IX. Harvey L. Gardner, b Nov 14, 1890. 
 
 VIII. Martin Luther (rardner, b Apr 11, i860, m 
 
146 THE HEADLEY H18T0KY 
 
 Cyrena J. Lewis May 22, 1883-. She was b June 8, 
 1863. P O Convoy, O. C: 
 
 IX. Edward H. Gardner, b Aug 5, 1SS4. 
 
 IX. Paul M. Gardner, b Oct 21, 1SS7, d Aug 24, 
 1888. 
 
 IX. Anna Gardner, b Sept 27, 1889, d Sept 13, 
 1900. 
 
 IX. Dwight K. Gardner, b May 22, 1S93, dSept 24, 
 1893. 
 
 IX. Ida May Gardner, b July 31, 1895. 
 
 VIII. Margaret Helen Gardner, b June 14, 1861, d 
 Oct 3, 1890, m Harvey S. Adams Feb 28, iSSi. No 
 issue. 
 
 VIII. Reuben Gardner, b Apr 1863. 
 
 VIII. Walter Gardner, b Sept 10, 1864. 
 
 VIII. Ida May Gardner, b Sept 29, 1865. 
 
 Vl|. Harriet Gardner, b Nov 21, 1812, m Daniel 
 K. Williams Oct 7, 1835. He was b 1S04, d 1881. 
 C: John, Henry, Charles, Anna, Edward, Daniel. 
 
 VIII. John N. Williams, b June 29, 1836, 
 
 VIII. Henry J. Williams, b 1838, d 1847. 
 
 VIII. Charles P. Williams, b 1840, d 1878. 
 
 VIII. Anna M. Williams, b 1843, d i860. 
 
 VIII. Edward H. Williams, bi845. 
 
 VIM. Daniel W. Williams, b 1848. 
 
 Vl|. Moses Headley Gardner, b Aug i, 1815, m 
 Sarah Baldwin Nov 6, 1837. He m second wife, 
 Abigail A. Edwards. She d Jan 26, 1856. C: 
 Aaron. Moses m third wife, Mary Ann (Williams) 
 Condit, Jan 29, 1857. 
 
 VI. Thomas S. Gardner, b Apr 12, 1789, d June 14, 
 1 85 1, m Catharine Freeman. She d about 181 3. C: 
 David. Hem second wife, Abigail Earl, Jan 4, 
 1817. She was b Dec 4, 1794, d Feb 3, 1837. C: 
 Catharine, Ira, John, Benjamin, Adaline, Aaron. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 14T 
 
 He m 3rd wife, . C: Mary. He lived for a 
 
 while in the Orange Valley, then removed first to 
 Tompkins Co. N. Y., later to Sanford, Conn. 
 
 Vl|. David Freeman Gardner, b July 26, 1812, d 
 Dec 16, 1890, m Sarah Ann Estil. She was b Sept 
 20, 1805, d Apr 22, 1889. C: Mary, William, Eli- 
 zabeth. 
 
 VIII- Mary Catharine Gardner, b June 22, 1835. 
 VIII William Estil Gardner, b Feb 6, 1837, at 
 
 Plainfield, N. J., m Margaret Townley Earl Nov 23, 
 1871. P O Plainfield, N.J. C: Ella, Cora, Mar- 
 garet, William, David, Louisa. 
 
 IX- Ella Wilmena Gardner, b Feb 11, 1873. 
 IX- Cora E. Gardner, b July 3, 1874. 
 
 IX- Margaret T. Gardner, b Dec 20, 1876. 
 IX- W^illiam E- Gardner, b Nov 29, 1879. 
 IX- David Gardner, b Nov 8, 1881. 
 IX- Louisa B. Gardner, b June 8, 1823. 
 Vlll- Elizabeth Gardner, b Jan 28, 1839. 
 
 VII. Catharine T. Gardner, b July 14, 1817, d Apr 
 13, 1889. 
 
 VII- Ira M. Gardner, bjan 2, 1819, d Mar 2, 1899, 
 m Mary Ann Hill Dec 3, 1843. C: Edward, Adale- 
 na, Emma. 
 
 VIII- Edward T. Gardner, b Sept 26, 1846, at Itha- 
 ca, N. Y., m Mannie B. Sanborn Oct 16, 1878. No 
 issue. 
 
 VIII. Adalena M. Gardner, b June 25, 1848, m 
 George C. PoUay Nov 19,1879. No issue. 
 
 VIII- Emma M. Gardner, bNov4, 1850, at Ithaca, 
 N. Y., m Cassius N. TaberSept 25, 1872. C: Grace, 
 Lena. 
 
 IX- Grace B. Taber, b Feb 8, 1877. 
 IX- Lena M. Taber, b Dec 17, 1879. 
 
 VI- Phebe Gardner, b in 1792, d — , m John B. 
 
148 THE HEADLEY HlSTORr 
 
 Yl|. John B. Gardner, h Nov 2, iSzr, d Jan 25, 
 
 1863. 
 Yl|. Benjamin S. Gardner, b Feb 10, 1823, d Sept 
 
 10, 1892. 
 VII. Adaline Gardner, b Nov 6, 1825, d Aug 5, 
 
 1882. 
 
 Yl|. Aaron E. Gardner, b June 15,1828. 
 
 Yll- Mary Jane Gardner, b Aug 9, 1840. 
 
 Y|. Phebe Gardner, b in 1792, d— , m John B. 
 Smith June i, 1811. C: Sarah, Mary, Lucinda, 
 Hannah, Charles, John. Phebe m second husband, 
 Thomas Bruen. C: Frederick, Martha. 
 
 Y|. Alva Gardner, b May 5, 1805, d Mar 1S71, m 
 Sarah M. Boice at Plainfield, N. J. 
 
 Y|. Sarah Gardner, d single. 
 
 Y|. Mary Gardner, b — , d — , m Joseph B. Hand. 
 
 Y. Thomas Gardner, b in Essex Co. N. J. Sept 25, 
 1752, d Mar 12, 1S04, m Abigail, daughter of Aaron 
 and Abigail (Bonnell) Allen. She was b Jan 18, 
 1754, at South Hanover, now Madison, N. J., d Apr 
 9, 1 8 14. He lived at Jefferson \^illage, where he 
 was an extensive land owner. His house stood on 
 what is now the Ridgewood road, in Maplewood, 
 about fifty yards north of the railroad crossing, on 
 the lot where Samuel A. Gardner lived in 1901. He 
 was a farmer, and was overseer of the Highways in 
 Newark twp in 1790. C: Joanna, Sarah, Aaron, 
 Uriah, Thomas, Jacob, David, Sarah, Infant, 
 Samuel. 
 
 Yl. Joanna MuUer Gardner, b Oct 3, 1772, d Aug 
 31, 1838. S. 
 
 Yl. Sarah Gardner, b Apr 27, 1775, d Oct 22, 1784. 
 Single. 
 
 Y|. Aaron Allen Gardner, b Sept 17, 1777, d Mar 
 16, 1846, m Hannah Johnson. She was b July 4, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PIIEBE HEADLEY 149 
 
 1778, d Nov 17, 1827. C: Abigail, Joanna, Horace, 
 Lucinda, Maria, Charles, Elizabeth, Aaron, Phebe. 
 Aaron m second wife, Mrs. Hetty (VanNess) Witty, 
 May 4, 1828. She was b Dec 14, 1785, d Sept 16, 
 1865. He inherited the family homestead at Jeffer- 
 son Village, and lived there till about 1823, when 
 he moved to Newark where he owned a large shoe 
 factor3\ Presby. 
 
 VII. Abigail Bonnell Gardner, b Oct 3, 1798, d — , m 
 Aaron L. Miller May 4, 1828. Lived at Springfield, 
 N. J. C: Aaron L. 
 
 V![|. Aaron L. Gardner, b 1834, d 1836; 
 
 Yl|. Joanna M. Gardner, b Jan iS, 1801, d — , m 
 Isaac R. Parcel Sept 14, 181S. He removed to New 
 York State. 
 
 Vl|. Horace Johnson Gardner, b Aug 13, 1S03, d 
 young. 
 
 V|[. Lucinda Smith Gardner, b Dec 14, 1S05, d in 
 Newark, N. J., m Moses Lyon Jenkins Mar i, 1827. 
 
 VII. Maria Wells Gardner, b Nov 28, 1807, d—, m 
 Sebastian Cabot Taylor Nov 26, 1826. 
 
 VII. Charles P. Gardner, b Jan 9, 1810, d young. 
 Vlj. Elizabeth Gardner, b Feb 18, 1S12, d— , m 
 
 John Remson Feb 4, 1829. 
 
 Vi|. Aaron Allen Gardner, b Nov 18, 1814, d June 
 2, 1882, m Mary J. Townley in 1835. She d Jan 2, 
 18S1. C: Sarah, Mary, Emily, Moses, Emily, 
 Aaron. 
 
 VIM- Sarah L. Gardner, b Aug 8, 1S40, d 1854. 
 
 VIII. Mary A. Gardner, b Nov 3. 1841, d 1852. 
 VIII. Emily M. Gardner, b July 2, 1843, d 1847. 
 VIII. Moses T. Gardner, b— , d Aug 26, 1849. 
 
 VIII. Emily M. Gardner, (twin to Moses) , b— , d 
 Aug 26, 1S49. 
 VIII. Aaron Allen Gardner, b at Newark, N. J. Feb 
 
150 THE IIEADl.EV HISTORY 
 
 13, 1 85 1, ra Theresa Vogt Feb 14, 18S1. She was b 
 Sept 27, 1864. Jeweler. C: (IX) Henrietta A. 
 Gardner, b Aug 22, 1882. (|X) Julia L. Gardner, b 
 Jan 7, 1884. 
 
 YII- Phebe Headley Gardner, b Sept 26, 1817, d 
 Apr 27, 1842. S. 
 
 VII. Stillborn, b Mar 23, 1820. 
 
 Y|. Uriah Gardner, b Apr 5, 17S0, d Oct 3, 1821, m 
 Nancy Allen, daughter of *Saniuel and Hannah 
 (Beach) Allen, Nov 22, 1801. She was b June 13, 
 1784, d Apr 14, 1864. He was a cabinet maker by 
 trade, and worked as carpenter on the Old Spring- 
 field church. He lived in Jefferson A'illage. C: 
 Ezra, Nathaniel, Hannah, Elizabeth, Samuel, 
 Thomas, Ira, Veiina, Mahala, Uriah. 
 
 Yl|. Ezra Schofield Gardner, b Apr 15, 1S03, d Feb 
 3, 1877, m Maria Terril Feb 16, 1823. She was b 
 Sept 25, 1804, d Dec 27, 1832. C: Elizabeth, Ira, 
 Ira, Thomas, John. He m second wife, Mary A. 
 Cramer, Oct 17, 1836. She was b Dec 15, 1S04, d 
 May 22, 1876. C: Mary, Philip, Veliua, Emily, 
 Phebe, Samuel. He was committeeman of Spring- 
 field twp 1837-43 and 184S-56, and Millburn twp 
 committeeman 1857-8, and Justice of tlie Peace at 
 Millburn, 1857. 
 
 VIM- Elizabeth Cutler Gardner, b Oct 6. 1S23, d Jan 
 1827. 
 
 YIN. Ira Gardner, b Jan 17, 1825, d Jan 19, 1825. 
 
 Ylll. Ira Gardner, b at Jefferson Village, N.J. Feb 
 2,1827, m Sarah Jane Smith May 17, 1854. She 
 wash Jan 24, 1833, d Oct 11, 1894. C: (|X) Ida 
 Leora Gardner, b—. (|X) Maria Elizabeth Gardner, 
 b— , d Apr 2, 1880. (IX) Alice Irene Gardner. 
 
 ^Samuel Allen was a private in the Revolutionary war, and sou 
 
 of Aaron and Abigail(Bonuell) Allen of Miuiisou, N. J. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 151 
 
 (IX) Bertha Jennetta Gardner. (|X) Edith Frances 
 Gardner. (|X) Charles Ezra Gardner, b Oct 5, 1864, 
 d Nov 5, 1 89 1. 
 
 Ylll. Thomas Jefferson Gardner, b at Jefferson 
 Village, N. J. Dec 3, 1829, m Josephine Hedden Jan 
 24, 1866. She was b at Newark, N. J. Oct 7, 1845, 
 d Jan 16, 1878. He was constable at Millburn in 
 1858, and was one of the prominent shoe Mfgr of the 
 century in Essex Go. C: (|X) Frank Leon Gardner, 
 b in Newark, Mar 3, 1869. (|X) Harry Carlton Gard- 
 ner, bAug9, 1870. (IX) Willard Watson Gardner, 
 b June 3, 1872. (IX) Robert Elmore Gardner, b Sept 
 30, 1875, d Oct 3, 1876. 
 
 VIII- John Gardner, b Sept 21, 1831, d Jan 25, 
 1832. 
 
 YSI|. Mary Elizabeth Gardner, b June 27, 1837, d 
 May 23, 1853. 
 
 Vlli. Philip Schmyler Gardner, b July 21, 1839, d 
 Oct 24, 1871, m Margaret Wright Aug 15, 1858. 
 She was b at Newfoundland, N. J. July 6, 1837. C.- 
 Randolph, William, Martha, George, Asa, Roselle. 
 
 IX. Randolph Augustus Gardner, b Feb 18, 1859, 
 at Maplewood, N. J., m Dora Scheedeenaeetle. C: 
 
 (X) George Randolph Gardner, b June 27, 1882. (X) 
 Wilfred Wallace Gardner, b June 28, 1884. (X) Eva 
 Rosina Gardner, b June 14, 1888. (X) Philip An- 
 drew Gardner, b June 12, 1890, d Dec 18, 1890. (X) 
 Edgar Gardner, b 1893. (X) Randolph Augustus 
 Gardner, bMar5, 1895. (X) William Chandler Gard- 
 ner, b Jan 1897. (X) Dorothey Gardner, b Sept 18, 
 1899. 
 
 IX. William Whitfield Gardner, b Sept 13, 1861. 
 IX. Martha J. Gardner, b Aug 15, 1863. 
 IX. George Washington Gardner, b Nov 6, 1865, d 
 Aug 30, 1880. 
 
153 THE HEADLEV HISTORY 
 
 IX. Asa Hilyard Gardner, b Nov lo, 1867, d Mar 
 
 29, 1868. 
 IX. Roselle Gardner, b Nov 22, 1S69, d May 29, 
 
 1890. 
 
 Yljj. Velina Gardner, b at Jefferson Village, N. J. 
 Oct 23, 1840, mAmzi Brower. C: Winfield, Harvey, 
 Georgianna, Charles, Maud. 
 
 VIII. Emily Mix Gardner, b Jan S, 1S43, ni Lewis 
 Hulse Salmon Oct 3, 1877. He was b at Mt. Olive, 
 N. J. Apr II, 1841. P O Hackettstown, N. J. C: 
 Charles, Phebe, Raymond. 
 
 IX. Charles Schofield Salmon, bjune 20, 187S. 
 IX. Phebe Caroline Salmon, b Aug 2S, 1S79. 
 
 IX. Raymond Welcome Salmon, b July 24, 1883. 
 YII|. Phebe Allen Gardner, b Apr 8, 1S44, m Jotliam 
 S. Campbell May 16, 1S63. C: 
 IX. Mary Isabelle Campbell. 
 
 VIII. Samuel Allen Gardner, b at Jefferson Village, 
 N. J. Mar 14, 1846, Laura Agnes Smith Oct 29, 1868. 
 She was bat Maplewood, N. J. Jan 6, 1S45, d Nov 
 25, 1883. P O Maplewood, N.J. C: Grace, Char- 
 lotte, Samuel, Lucy. He m second wife, Mary E. 
 Reeve, June 19, 1889. She wash 1842, d Nov 27, 
 
 1900. 
 
 IX. Grace Cecelia Gardner, b Dec 21, 1S69, m vSam- 
 uel Budd Parks. 
 
 IX. Charlotte Helena Gardner, b Apr 1S72, d June 
 1896, m Emory Dare Dec 15, 1891. 
 
 IX. Samuel Warren Gardner, b Oct 27, 1875. 
 
 IX. Lucy Maud Gardner, b Feb 6, 1878. 
 
 Vl|. Nathaniel Bounell Gardner, b May 14, 1805, d 
 Mar 25, 1880, m Elizabeth Garrison Apr 5, 1827. 
 She was b Nov 15, 1801, d Jan 27, 1853. C: George, 
 Camelia, Randolph, Wilbur, Joseph, Mary, Ed- 
 ward, Theodore, William, Alice. Hem second wife. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PIIEBE HEADLEY 153 
 
 Deborah Downs, Oct 31, 1859. She d July 4, 1869. 
 
 Yll|. George Morris Gardner, b Mar 22, 1828, m 
 Mary Jacobus Mar 24, 1851. She was bat Newark, 
 N.J. Jan 31, 1827, d 1889. Res. San Francisco, 
 Cal. C: Joseph, George, etc. 
 
 Yl||. Camelia A. Gardner, b Dec 3, 1829, d Feb 29, 
 1832. 
 
 VIII- Randolph Gardner, b Feb 22, 1832. 
 
 Yll|. Wilbur Gardner, b Sept 18, 1833. 
 
 VIII. Joseph W. Gardner, b June 26, 1835. 
 
 Vll|. Mary I. Gardner, b Jan 18, 1837, d July 29, 
 1864. 
 
 VIII. Edward Payson Gardner, bat Newark, N. J. 
 Aug 23, 1S39, d July 7, 1890, m Rebecca Rose June 
 22, 1862. She was b at Woolwich, England, June 
 1840. Merchant, Meth Ep. C: John, Mary, Eli- 
 zabeth, Thomas, Ellen, Isabelle, Charles, George. 
 
 IX. John Nathaniel Gardner, b at Newark, N. J. 
 Mar 14, 1864, m Alice Arnold Waldron July 8, 1889. 
 She was b at Providence, R. I. May 12, 1863. Res. 
 12 Matthews Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Broker, Bap- 
 tist. C: (X) Grace Gardner, b Dec 23, 1890. (X) 
 Payson Eewis Gardner, b Sept 17, 1892. (X) Paul 
 Arnold Gardner, b Mar 26, 1894. 
 
 IX. Mary Aldine Gardner, b Oct 20, 1865, dOct 10, 
 1872. 
 
 IX. Elizabeth Ann Gardner, bjune 20, 1870, d in 
 1878. 
 
 IX. Thomas Augustus Gardner, b May 12, 1874. 
 
 IX. Ellen Rebecca Gardner, b Feb 12, 1877. 
 
 IX. Isabelle Maud Gardner, b Apr 30, 1880. 
 
 IX. Charles Wm. Gardner, b Feb 12, 1883, d Aug 
 7, 1885. 
 
 IX. George Gardner, b May 1885, d May 1885. 
 
 VIII. Theodore Augustus Gardner, b Aug 23, 1839, 
 d— ? 
 
154 THE IIEADI.EY IIISTOKY 
 
 Yl||. William Henry Gardner, b Mar 22, 1S43. ni 
 Sarah Rebecca Gardner Nov 29. 1869. Res. Eliza- 
 beth, N. J. C: (IX) Elizabeth Irene, b Nov 23, 
 1S70. (IX) Wm. Bonnell, b D^c 24. 1S71. ( |X ' 
 Frances Eleanor, b— , d young. ( |X * Sadie Itl-^tdla, 
 b Sept 22, 1876. (IX) Edna Clark, b Nov 2, 1880, d 
 young. 
 
 y|||. Alice Lavina Gardner, b Juno =;, 184^, d Mar 
 28, 1847-8. 
 
 Yl|. Hannah A. Gardner, b Mar 8. 1807. d May 
 1869, m Jeremiah T. Mix Sept 8. 1830. C: Emily, 
 Charlotte. 
 
 Yl|. Elizabeth Cutler Gardner, b Apr 1S09. d Aui^ 
 25, 1821. S. 
 
 Yll- Samuel Gardner, b Mar 19. 1811, d Sept i, 
 1850, m Phebe Dean. C: 
 
 YIII. Uriah M. Gardner. 
 
 Yll- Thomas Gardner, b May 11, 1813, d Sept 20, 
 1S21. 
 
 Yl|. Ira Gardner, bjune 7, 18 15, d Aug 20, 1821. 
 
 Yll. Velina Gardner, b Oct 18, 1S17, d Apr 2t„ 1883, 
 m William A. Cobb Aug 18, 1841. C: Frederick, 
 William, Anna, Frank, Harriet, Jeremiah. 
 
 Yill- Frederick Lyndon Gardner, b June 20. 1842. 
 
 YIII- Wm. Allen Gardner, b Aug 3, 1844. 
 
 Yll|. Anna Gardner, b Mar 13, 1847. 
 
 Ylij. Frank Gardner, bAug 18, 1849. 
 
 YIII Harriet Peck Gardner, b 1851, d May i, 
 1870. 
 
 YIII. Jeremiah Mix Gardner, b Sept 9, 1855. 
 
 Yll. Mahala Gardner, b Dec 15, 1819, d Sept 25, 
 1896. S. 
 
 Yll Uriah Meales Gardner, b July 26, 1821, d June 
 4, 1S22. 
 
 Y|. Thomas Gardner, b Oct 14, 1782, dabout 1855, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 155 
 
 m Sarah . He moved to Middleport, N. Y. 
 
 where he lived until 1S50, then removed to Albany 
 where he died. C: John, Samuel. 
 
 Vl|. John H. Gardner, bjuly 8, 18 10, d Sept 19, 
 1882, m Nancy Jacobson Nov 1829. She was b at 
 Guilderslant, Conn. Mar 15, 1806, d Dec 31, 1861. 
 C: Christopher, Jane, Sarah, Henry, Eve, Thomas. 
 
 Vin. Christopher Gardner, b 1830, m Kate Coons. 
 
 Vllj. Jane Gardner, b Feb 7, 1832, m Henry How^- 
 land. C: John, Frank. 
 
 Vll|. Sarah Gardner, b Jan 10, 1834, m George • 
 Ross. C: Carrie, Ella, Etta, Jennie, George, Har- 
 riet. 
 
 VIII. Henry Gardner, b Feb 6, 1836, d 1861. 
 Vlll- Eve Eliza Gardner, b Dec 5, 1840, m Henry 
 
 J. Underhill Aug 15, 1854, d Sept 25, 1900. C: 
 Alonzo, John, George, Belle, Jennie. 
 
 IX. Alonzo Underhill, b June 25. 1855. 
 
 IX. John H. Gardner Underhill,* b Oct 5, 1857, at 
 Albany, N. Y., m Fanny B. Ostrander Mar 25, 1891. 
 She w^as b at Slingerlands, N. Y. June 5, 1869. C: 
 (X) John H. Gardner, b Oct 10. 1893. (X) Harold 
 B. Gardner, b Mar 5, 1895. 
 
 IX. George Underhill, b July 21, 1859. 
 
 IX. Belle Underhill, b May 7, 1861, d Sept 19, 
 1887. 
 
 IX. Jennie Underhill, b Mar 10, 1875. 
 
 Vni- Thomas Gardner, bjan7, 1844, m Elizabeth 
 Hilton Apr 22, 1863. P O Albany, N. Y. C: 
 Henry. 
 
 IX. Henry H. Gardner, b Nov 27, 1863, m Mary E. 
 
 *In 1892 Mr. Gardner, on death of his grandfather, in order to 
 enter into possession of the homestead by a special act of the Legis- 
 lature, had the Underhill dropped from his name, and has since been 
 known as John H. Gardner. 
 
15t) THE IIEADLEY HISTOKV 
 
 Shumaker June 2, 1886. Nc issue. 
 Yl|. Samuel Gardner. 
 Y|. Jacob Gardner, b Sept 17, 1785, d — , m Hannah 
 
 Sutton. He enlisted in war of 181 2. He never re- 
 turned; was reported as missing. C: Thomas^ 
 Jacob, Sarah. 
 Vi|. Thomas Gardner, d young. 
 
 Yl|. Jacob Gardner, d Oct 21, 1831. 
 
 Yl|. Sarah Stratton Gardner. 
 
 Y|. David Miller Gardner, b June 19, 1788, d Mar 
 5, 1867, m Luc}^ Scott, daughter of Eli and Ex- 
 'perience (Randall) Scott, Aug 26, 1813. She was 
 b in Mass. Mar 23, 1794, d June 2, 1883. In 1816 
 they moved toBatavia, N. Y. where he kept a small 
 farm for a few years. In 1836 moved to a place one 
 mile south of Middleport, N. Y. where he construct- 
 ed a large shoe establishment for many years. In 
 1845 he bought a large farm in Hartland, N. Y. 
 where he died. He was unostentatious, illustrating 
 the christian virtues not so much by words as by 
 deeds. He was a careful reader, a good thinker, 
 conscientious in his interests in his country as well as 
 his fellowmen, and died in full faith of a righteous 
 reward hereafter. Presby. C: Joanna, Thomas, 
 Abigail, David, Miranda, Mary, William, Minerva, 
 Adaline, Aaron, Maria, Sarah. 
 
 Yl|. Joanna Miller Gardner, b Apr 21, 1814, d Dec 
 16, 1849, m Charles M. House in 1843. He was b 
 1817, di86i. C: Charles, Edwin, Alice. 
 
 VIII. Charles House, b May 30, 1844. 
 
 VIII. Edwin O. House, b Oct 25, 1845. 
 
 VIII Alice M. House, b 1846, d 1848. 
 
 Vl|. Thomas Gardner, b June 20, 1815, at Alexan- 
 der, N. Y. d Mar 4, 1877, m Helen Hunckley Nov i, 
 1867. She wash in Switzerland, Sept 22, 1 841. C: 
 Thomas, Kittie, David. 
 
Hannah Lockwood IlKAnMCY. 
 (See pag-e IID-tIo) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 157 
 
 VIII. Thomas Francis Gardner, b July 6, 1868, m 
 Lillie Stone Nov 1894. C: (|X) Francis Allen Gard- 
 ner, bOct 1895. 
 
 VIII. Kittie Elnora Gardner, b Oct 29, 1869. 
 
 VIM- David Aaron Gardner, b Aug 23, 1876. 
 
 VII- Abigail Gardner, b June 9, 1 8 16, m William H. 
 Earl Dec 9, 1840. He was b in Newark, N. J. Jan 
 I, 1817, djan20, 1898. C: Enoch, David, William, 
 John, Frederick. 
 
 Enoch Scott Earl, b Feb 8, 1842. 
 
 David M. Earl, b Jan 17, 1843, d Sept 22, 
 
 William Earl, b — . 
 
 John Ogden Earl, b — . 
 
 Fredericks. Earl, b July 31, 1850, d Apr 10, 
 
 VIM 
 
 VIII 
 
 1867 
 
 VIII 
 VIII 
 VIII 
 
 1898 
 
 VIII. David Scott Gardner, bjan 25, 1818, d Feb 
 26, 1896. S. 
 
 Vl|. Miranda Gardner, b Feb 5, 1819, d Feb 2, 
 1891, m Hason W. Brown Nov 7, 1840. He was b 
 at Syracuse, 1818, djunei, 1894. C: 
 
 VIII . Euc\^ Gardner Brown, b 1842, d 1849. 
 
 Vlj. Mary Williams Gardner, b at Batavia, N. Y. 
 
 Aug3, 1S20, d Aug 6, 1891, m Taylor. C: 
 
 Mayron. She m second husband, John Shipman 
 Brown, Oct 31, 1847. He was b May 8, 181 2, d May 
 3, 1S98. C: Albert, David, John, George.. 
 
 VIII. Mayron A. Taylor, b May 16, 1839, d Aug 
 
 VIII. Albert C. Brown, bAug25, 1859, d Sept 8, 
 1851. 
 
 VIM- David Gardner Brown, b Aug 16, 1852. 
 VIII. JohnS. Brown, b 1856, d 1858. 
 VIII. George Washington Brown, b Apr 21, 1859. 
 
158 THE HlfADLEV HISTOKV 
 
 V||. William Blodgett Gardner, b Oct 4, iSji.dAujr 
 21, 1896, m Rebecca Dunn May 10, 1849. She was 
 b Dec 31, 1825, d Dec 18, 1899. C: Flora, John. 
 Ivucy, Emma. 
 
 VIII. Flora Miranda Gardner, b July 10. 1850, at 
 
 Middleport, N. Y., ni Francis Franklin Reynolds Jaii 
 II, 1872. He was b May 14, 1859, at Royalton, N. 
 Y. Farmer and butcher at Medina. C: (|X) Ash- 
 ley Earl Reynolds, b at Medina, N. V. Oct 14, 1S72. 
 
 Yl||. John D. Gardner, b Aug 7, 1852. 
 
 VIII. Uicy M. Gardner, b Dec 20, 1856, d Oct 14, 
 i860. 
 
 VIII. Emma L. Gardner, b Nov 22, i860, d Oct 9. 
 188S, m Henry Davis, in 1.SS5. 
 
 Vl|. Minerva C. Gardner, b Aug '3. 1823, d July 7. 
 1880, m Elijah C. Odell Nov 1S44. He was b 1820, 
 di894. C: Albert, David. Walter, Mary. 
 
 VIII. Albert Odell, 1) 1S45. d 1S49. 
 
 VIII. David Odell. l> Nov 8, 1847, d 18S6. 
 
 VIII. Walter S. Odell, b May 1849. d Nov 10. 1875. 
 
 Vlll Mary W. Odell, b July 7, 1858. d Jan 18.1893. 
 
 Vl|. Adaline A. Gardner, b Feb 6, 1825, d F''ebi2, 
 1895, m Jesse A. Gladding May i, 1^49. He was b 
 Apr 8, 1820. P O Gasport. N. V. Lawyer; Mrs. 
 G. Episcopal. C: Ada, Eva, Milton. 
 
 Vlll. Ada C. Gladding, bJune3o, 1850. P i) Gas- 
 port, N. Y. Episcopal. S. 
 
 Vlll Eva A. Gladdin,^, bFebs, 1853, m C. C. Mc- 
 Nair. P O Gasport, N. Y. C: (IX) Inez H. Mc 
 Nair. (|X) Walter R. McNair. 
 
 Vlll- Milton S. Gladding, b June 22, 1856, m Anna 
 
 Clare Mar 30, 1887. P O Gasport, N. Y. C: (|X> 
 Bessie A. Gladding. 
 VII. Aaron Allen Gardner, b July 21, 1826, d Mar 
 31, 1877, m Fannie h. Rouse 1851. She was b Sept 
 29, t83o. C: Joanna, Abbie. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF THEBE IIEADLEY 159 
 
 VIII- Joanna Miller Gardner, b 1852, d 1856. 
 
 VIII. Abbie D. Gardner, b Jan 20, 1854. 
 
 VII. Maria Scott Gardner, b Nov 28, 1827, d June 
 
 25. 1851. 
 
 Vl|. Sarah Reeve Gardner, b Mar 28, 1829, d Mar 
 27, 1877, m Jaccheus Aldrich Mar 30, 1854. She 
 was b May 20, 1829. C: 
 
 VIM. Sarah Elizabeth Aldrich, b Dec 14, 1866. 
 
 V|. Sarah Gardner, b Sept 9, 1790, d Oct 25, 1848, 
 m Walter Reeve Smith Dec 2, 1809, son of W. Reeve, 
 b in Morris Co. Jan 10, 1787, d Jan 4, 1870. C: 
 Thomas, Abigail, Isaac, Sarah. 
 
 Vl|. Thomas Allen Reeve, b Sept i, 1810, d Aug 
 
 14, 1875. 
 
 VII. Abigail M. Reeve, b Oct 6, 1813, d Sept 10, 
 1846. 
 VIS- Isaac O. Reeve, b — , d young. 
 
 Vl|. Sarah A. Reeve, b May 24, 1821, d Dec 22, 
 1844. 
 
 V|. Infant, b May 13, 1793, d May 28, 1793. 
 
 V|. Samuel Headley Gardner, b June 19, 1796, d 
 Dec 16, 1868, m Phebe J. Bonnell. She was b Aug 
 
 26, 1799, d Mar 13, 1844. C: Lyman, Olivia, Bent- 
 ley Lyman, Irene. He m second wife, Mercy Mc- 
 Williams, Nov 15, 1845. C: Emma, Adaline, Laura. 
 He was a very prominent man and represented Essex 
 Co. in the General Assembly 1 838-1 840. He was 
 overseer of the poor in Clinton township 1835. He 
 lived in Springfield until about 1834, when he moved 
 to "Camptown," now Irvington. 
 
 Vi|. Lyman Ward Gardner, b Aug 4, 1820, d Jan 
 5, 1822. 
 
 Vl|. Olivia Gardner, baptized Aug 22, 1822, m 
 David Magie Meeker Dec 16, 1840. He was b Nov 
 26, 1819, at "Conn. Farms," d June 16, 1880. C: 
 Mary, Stephen, Fanny. 
 
160 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 VII. Bentley Gardner, b Jan 9, 1823, d 1823. 
 
 y||. Lyman Gardner, b 1824, m Mary A. Smith Dec 
 3, 1844. She was b July 5, 1823, at Union, N. J. d 
 Apri9, 1 89 1. C: Phebe A., Ada, Samuel H.. 
 Josephine, Bentley, David M.. Susan, Irving. 
 Mary, Isaac B. 
 
 yi|. Emma C. Gardner, b Apr i, 1S46, ni Rev. 
 Robert B. Collins Feb 7. 1871. Minister, Methodist 
 Episcopal ch. C: (Ylll) Bertha S. Collins, !> at 
 Irvington, N. J. June 29. 1873. 
 
 Vl|. Adeline Gardner, b Mar 20. 1848, ni James B. 
 Huff June 19, 1866. C: Laura. James, Florence. 
 
 VIII. Laura Belle Huff, b Dec 31. 1S67. d Nov u^ 
 1877. 
 
 VIM. James G. Huff, b Au^^ 18, 1S71. 
 
 VIII. Florence A. Huff, bjune 29. 1873. 
 
 Vl|. Laura Olivia Gardner, b Oct 14, 1851. n) Joseph 
 Walker Apr 13, 1881. He was b Sept 6. 1852, at 
 Nashville, Tenn. No issue. 
 
 Y- Elijah Gardner, b in Essex Co. N.J. Jan 4, 1757. 
 d June 1807, m Sarah, daughterof James Force. Hir 
 lived a time in Springfield twp on the nortli end <jf 
 his father's home lot, but after liis father's death he 
 moved to Hudson county, and is said to have at one 
 time owned nearly all the land on which the t(.'wn of 
 Union Hill now stands. He served as a private 
 from Essex county during the latter part of the Revo- 
 lution, and in 1802 his name appears on the muster 
 roll of Capt. Moses Baldwin's Company. C: James, 
 Phebe, Sarah, John, Elizabeth, Thomas. 
 
 Vl|. James Force Gardner, b Nov 5, 1783, d Sept 
 10, 1 85 1, m Mary Earle, daughter of Rol)ert and 
 Mary (Smith) Earle, Dec 4. 1807. She was b Apr 
 20, 1788, d Jan 2, 1868. Lived in Weehawken, Hud- 
 son Co. C: Sarah, Charles, Mary, James, Elijah, 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 161 
 
 Elizabeth, Phebe, Robert, Jane, John, Charlotte, 
 Thomas, Cornelias. 
 
 VII. Sarah Earl Gardner, b Sept 4, 1808, d Nov 3, 
 1889, m John Morgan. 
 
 Yl|. Charles Earl Gardner, b June 24, 1820, d Feb 
 20, 1877, m Catharine A. Crozier. She was b 1814, 
 d Aug 27, 1895. C: James, Sarah, Francis, Charles, 
 William. 
 
 yilj. James Christopher Gardner, b 1832, d June 
 19, 1883, m Frances Henrietta Gardner Feb 2, 1861. 
 No issue. 
 
 vug. Sarah J. Gardner. 
 
 Yljj. Frances Gardner, b 1841, d 1868. 
 
 VIII. Charles N. Gardner, b 1843, d 1881. 
 
 VIII. William C. Gardner, b Sept 23, 1845, d May 
 28, 1902, m Emma C. Rogers Dec 1871. Real Estate 
 and Insurance broker. C: (|X) William H. Gardner, 
 b Sept 18, 1872, d Apr 6, 1875. (|X) Charles S. Gard- 
 ner, b Apr 7, 1874, d Apr 30, 1875. (|X) Emma J. 
 Gardner. (|X) Frances C. Gardner. (|X) Mary E. 
 Gardner. (|X) William C. Gardner. 
 
 VII- Mary Gardner, b Apr 27, 1812, d July 30, 
 1892. 
 
 Vl|. James Force Gardner, b June 16, 1813, d Mar 
 1884, m . No issue. 
 
 Vll- Elijah Gardner, b Jan 20, 1815, d Jan 8, 1890. 
 
 Vl|. Elizabeth Gardner, b Aug 21, 1816, d 1878, m 
 Richard Carry. C: Maria, Jemima, Lilly, Richard. 
 
 Vti. Phebe Ann Gardner, b Apr 6, 1818, d Aug 21, 
 1895, m James Youmans. 
 
 Vl|. Robert Earle Gardner, b Sept 25, 1819, d — , 
 m Eleanor Gardenbrook Dec 22, 1849. He was a 
 member of the first board of councilmen after the in- 
 corporation of Union Hill. C: Charles, Euretta, 
 Robert, Ella. 
 
162 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Yll|. Charles Gardner. 
 
 VIII. Euretta E. Gardner, m Hamilton V. Weeks. 
 
 Yl|. Jane Gardner, b May 9, 1821, d Jan 10, 1S47. 
 
 Vlj. John Gardner, b June 21, 1S23, d Mar 30^ 
 
 1893, m Dees. C: Ebenezer, James, Will, 
 
 Grace. 
 
 VIS. Charlotte A.Gardner, b Apr 17, 1826, d Nov 
 17, 1891, m James M. Brown Nov 27, 1849. He was 
 b Dec 18, 1823, d May 23, 1853. ^" James, Mary. 
 
 VIII- James Nathan Brown, b Aug 27, 1850, d Dec 
 8, 1866. 
 
 VIII- Mary Amelia Brown, b Nov i, 1851, m Philip 
 Duryee Nov 23, 1887. He was b Sept 13, 1848. at 
 New Durham, N. J. 
 
 Vl|. Thomas Gardner, b Oct i. 1828, d May 20, 
 1830. 
 
 VII . Cornelia S. Gardner, b Feb 21, 1831, d Sept 3, 
 1899, m William Hazard. 
 
 V|. Phebe Gardner, b 1792, d 1868-9, m George 
 Decker. C: Sarah. 
 Sarah Decker. 
 |. Sarah Gardner, b 1794, d — , m Robert Pcitce. 
 C: Sarah, Robert, Elijah, James, Margaret. 
 
 Vlf. Sarah E. Peirce, b — , d xMay 22, 1898. 
 
 V!|. Robert T. Peirce. 
 
 VIS. Elijah Peirce. 
 
 Vlj. James Peirce. 
 
 Vfl- Margaret M. Peirce. 
 
 Vl- John Gardner, bOct 5, 1795, d May 24, 1859, m 
 Phebe Ann Bruen, daughter of Jabez and Jemima. 
 (Dodd) Bruen. She wash at Newark, Feb 4, r8oo, 
 d Dec3i, 1858. After his father's death, in 1807, 
 he was taken by his mother to New York city, where 
 he was educated. After his marriage he settled in 
 Newark and became one of pioneer coach-builders 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 163 
 
 there. He served in the war of 1812. C: Sarah, 
 William, Maria, Maria, Frances. 
 
 VIJ. Sarah Ann Gardner, b Oct 17, 1818, d Dec 
 1842. 
 
 Y8[. William Bruen Gardner, b Jan 19, 1820, d Dec 
 30, 1S49, m Matilda Connet Jan 2, 1842. She was b 
 Feb 8, 1820, d Mar 7, 1891. C: Sarah, Mary, Geor- 
 gianna, William. 
 
 Vlsi. Sarah Kllen Gardner, b Nov 23, 1842, m Henry 
 Christopher Albert Oct 13, 1877. He was b at Read- 
 ing, Pa. July 4, 1840. No issue. 
 
 Vili. Mary A. Gardner, b Sept6, 1844, m Jacob M. 
 Layton. C: (|j{) Alice Layton. (|X) Frank Layton. 
 
 ViSI. Georgianna M. Gardner, b Dec 6, i848,d 1864. 
 
 )IUh Wm. Gardner, b Jan 29, 1850, m Sarah Kirk- 
 huff in 1883. She d June 25, 1887. C: William, 
 Grace. Wm. m second wife, Emma E. King, June 
 7, 1893. C: Majorie, Dorothy. (fX) William K. 
 Gardner, b Oct 29, 1884, d Jan 29, 18S6. (IX) Grace 
 Gardner, b May 5, 1887. (fX) Majorie Gardner, b 
 Mar 13, 1895. (§X) Dorothy Gardner, b Aug 31, 1896. 
 
 V§|- Maria Louisa Gardner, b Dec 2, 1822, d Dec 
 17, 1825. 
 
 ySf. Maria Louisa Gardner, bApr 8, 1826, d Dec 
 30, 1862, m James C. Gruett. C: Mary, Adelia, 
 Clara, F'rances. 
 
 VSli- Frances Henrietta Gardner, b May 15, 1828, 
 m James W. C. Gardner Feb 9, 1861. 
 
 '^l. Elizabeth Gardner, b in 1S02, d Sept 7, 1838, 
 m Richard Montgomery Crane. He was b at New- 
 ark, July 10, 1797, son of Rufus and Charit}" (Camp- 
 bell) Crane. C: Sarah, Elizabeth, David, Mary, 
 Samuel, Caroline, George, Catharine, Catharine, 
 Francis. 
 
 Vij. Sarah Ann Crane, b Aug 1821. 
 
lei THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 VII. Elizabeth Crane, b Aug 1821, d Aug 8, 1821. 
 
 VII. David Jones Crane, b July 19, 1822, d Dec 29, 
 1822. 
 
 Vl|. Mary E. Crane, b Jan 24, 1824. 
 
 VII. Samuel Pierson Crane, b Dec 23, 1825. 
 
 Vl|. Caroline Amelia Crane, b May 9, 1827. 
 
 Vl|. George Washington Crane, b Feb 22, 1829, d 
 Mar 13, 1830. 
 
 Vl|. Catharine Matilda Crane, b 1831, d young. 
 
 Vl|. Catharine Matilda Crane, b Jan 10, 1834. 
 
 Vl|. Francis Maria Crane, b Feb 6, 1836. 
 
 VI. Thomas Gardner, b Apr 2, 1804, d Oct 28, 1886, 
 m Elizabeth Shurrager. She was b Mar 4, 1S07, d 
 Oct 3, 1848. C: Sarah. Phebe, Phebe, Henry. 
 Phebe, Amelia, Caroline, Thomas, George, Anne, 
 Lucy, Marie. Thomas m second wife, Ann Robins. 
 No issue. Mr. Gardner lived in New York city, and 
 later in West Hoboken, N. J. In New York he 
 conducted the largest pork-packing establishment in 
 the city. He served several years as inspector of 
 pork and beef for the city. On removing to New 
 Jersey he became connected with the shad fishing 
 business. He was a justice of the peace in Hudson 
 count)^ 
 
 VII- Sarah Ann Gardner, b Jan 6, 1828, d Jan 4, 
 1888. 
 
 Vl|. Phebe Jane Gardner, d young. 
 
 Vl|. Phebe Jane Gardner, d young. 
 
 Vl|. Henry Howard Gardner, b Mar 3, 1881, d Sept 
 3, 1873, m Adelia T. Wells Nov 7, 1850. She was. 
 b Aug 2, 1834. C: Adelia, Carrie, Jessie, Robert, 
 Harry. 
 
 Vlll Adelia Letitia Gardner, b May 19, 1853. m 
 James H. Bemiss. He was b in 1852. P O Bir- 
 mingham, Ala. 
 
Samii;i, Fki;i:.m an Hi: a dm: v, 
 (See page HSj 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 16o 
 
 VIII. Carrie K. Gardner, b Mar 24, 1859, m John G. 
 Craven June 30, 1884. C: (|X) Fanny Roberta Cra- 
 ven b Mar 4, 1888. 
 
 VIII- Jessie F. Gardner, b Mar 23, i86r, d Jan 2, 
 1891, m Wm. Newman. C: (|X) Howard Newman, 
 b 1889. (IX) Jessie Newman. 
 
 Vll|. Robert A. Gardner, b Jan 21, 1867, m Carrie 
 Van Nest. C: (|X) Robert Gardner, b Aug 29, 1891. 
 (IX) Herbert H. Gardner , b July 8, 1893. 
 
 Vni. Harvey K. Gardner, b Sept 7, 1872. 
 
 Vl|. Phebe Jane Gardner, b Mar 23, 1835, d 1900, 
 m Cornelius Van Voorst Nov 25, 1852. 
 
 Vl|. Amelia E. Gardner, b Sept 11, 1837, d Dec 15, 
 1863. 
 
 VI!. Caroline E. Gardner, b Apr 3, 1839. 
 
 VII. Thomas Gardner, b — . 
 
 VII . George Thomas Gardner, b Dec 10, 1842, m 
 Sarah Matilda Pierce Oct 9, 1866. She was b Apr 
 25, 1849. C: George, Emma, Carrie, Emma, Adelia. 
 
 Vlll- George H. Gardner, b Apr 5, 1868, m Laura 
 A. Shephard Mar iS, 1891. He m second wife, Imo- 
 gene Ayres. 
 
 Vli|. Emma Carrie Gardner, b June 30, 1872, d Apr 
 25, 1872. 
 
 VIII. Carrie Keziah Gardner, bAug28, 1873, djuly 
 20, 1874. 
 
 VIII. Emma Letitia Gardner, b Aug 28, 1873, d 
 July 20, 1874. 
 
 VIII. Adelaide Letitia Gardner, b Sept 13, 1877, m 
 Wilfred Edgar Benson June 27, 1900. Res. Orange, 
 N. J. 
 
 Vl|. Anne L. Gardner, bjune 8, 1844, m— . 
 
 VII. Lucy D. Gardner, b Sept 3, 1846, m— . 
 
 VII. Maria L Gardner, b Feb 6, 1848. 
 
 V. Benjamin Gardner, b in Essex Co. N. J. Aug 
 
166 TH£ IIEADLEV lilSTOUl 
 
 25, 1759, d in Ohio Aug 2S, 1S15, m Mary daughter 
 of Hezekiah and Jane (Ross) Thompson. She was b 
 at "Conn. Farms," N. J., d — . In 18S1 his son 
 Moses wrote to the EHzabeth Dail)' Journal a let- 
 ter containingthe following: "My father .... enlist- 
 ed when sixteen years old, but during the war took a 
 heavy cold which deprived him of the use of his limbs 
 for 25 years, and he died before pension law came 
 out. He went to Ohio in June and died in August 
 as above stated. He carried, with his eldest son, 
 four or five hundred copies of the New Jersey Journal 
 for Shepard Kollock. My brother who assisted in 
 carrying the papers is now living in Butler Co. Ohio, 
 and is 95 years old. I myself live in Delaware Co. 
 and am 91 years old. Our united ages are 1 86 years. 
 X X X I am almo.st blind." "Polly," his wife, sold 
 3^ acres of land on the southernly side of the road 
 from "Conn. Farms" to Springfield and the road to 
 Thompsons and Scudders; and in June, 1815, just 
 before leaving for the west, they sold their homestead 
 in Union twp for $1750, a large price in those days 
 for a single piece of land and house in the country. 
 C: Jacob, Sarah, Jane, Noah, Moses, Mary, Thomas,. 
 Phebe, Carman, Hezekiah. 
 
 V|. Jacob Thompson Gardner, bin Essex Co. N. 
 J. Nov 19, 1783., d at Miltonville, Butler Co. Ohio, 
 Apr 19, iSSi^mSarah Miller of Essex Co. N. J. 
 Mar 22, 1806. She was b Apr 19, 1782, d at Mau- 
 mee, Ohio, Nov 27, 1866. In Oct 1832 they emi- 
 grated to Ohio and settled at Miltonville. Cooper by- 
 trade, U Bch. C: Nancy, Maryetta, Sarah, Clar- 
 issa, Adelia, Phebe, Elizabeth, Jacob. 
 
 VII. Nancy Cooper Gardner, b Dec 25, 1806, d July 
 15, 1876, m Henry W. Thorp June 26, 1823. C: 
 Freeland. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY If.T 
 
 Vl|. Maryette Gardner, b June 6, 1809, d Oct 5, 
 1875, m David Vanetta Feb 13, 1834. C: Malvina. 
 
 VIII- Malvina Gardner, b — , m — Line. Res. 1005 
 Greenwood Ave. Hamilton, Ohio. 
 
 Yl|. Sarah Horton Gardner, b Dec 5, i8ri, d Jan 
 15, 1883, m Nathan Drake Mar 10, 1833. 
 
 Vl|. Clarissa Brown Gardner, b Sept 12, 181 3, d 
 Mar 5, 1847, m James Stace Nov 10, 1832. He was 
 b at Staten Island, d in Hamilton Co. O. Shoe- 
 maker, U B ch. C: Jacob, George, James, David, 
 Kliza, Edwin. 
 
 Ylll- Jacob Stace, b vSept 12, 1833. 
 
 Ylll. George W. Stace, b Feb 19, 1835. Res. N. 8, 
 St. Hamilton, Ohio. 
 
 VIII . James H. Stace, b June 11, 1837. 
 
 VIII- David N. Stace, b Feb 23, 1840. 
 VIII. Eliza M. vStace, bMar7, 1842. 
 
 VIII. Edwin R. Stace, b at Miltonville, Butler Co. 
 O. Aug 8, 1844, m Minerva E. Rook Feb 18, 1866. 
 P O Franklin, Ohio. Carpenter and shoemaker, 
 Methodist. C: Ella, George, James, Carl. 
 
 IX- Ella M. Stace, bjan 26, 1867, d Dec 28, 1869. 
 
 IX. George W. Stace, bjune 14, 1869, d Mar 16, 
 1895, m Martha M. Baird Dec 23, 1891. No issue. 
 
 IX- James E. Stace, b Jan 27, 1872, d Oct 3, 1895. 
 
 IX. Carl Stace, b at Hartford City, Ind. May 7, 
 1874, m Lizzie Kuntz Nov 13, 1895. C: (IX) Otto 
 Edwin Stace. 
 
 VII. Adelia Samantha Gardner, b Oct 8, 1816, d 
 Jan 22, 1882, m John Long Jan 22, 1835. C: Eph- 
 raim, Joseph, Maria, Miller, William, Melinda, 
 David, John, Phebe. 
 
 VIII. Ephraim D. Long, 6 Apr 28, 1836, d Dec 12, 
 1862. 
 
 VIII. Joseph Long, b Mar 24, 1838. 
 
l(iS THE HEADLEY HISTOKV 
 
 VIII. Maria E- Long, b Nov 21, 1840, d Jan 25, 
 
 1872. 
 
 VIII. Miller F. Long, b Apr 18, 1843, d Jan 27, 
 
 1893. 
 
 VIII. William H. Long, b Sept 14, 1845. 
 
 VIII. Melinda V.Long, b Sept 12, 1848, d next day. 
 
 VIII. David A. Long, bjan 2, 1850. 
 
 VIII. JohnW.Long,*b Mar 17, 1852. P O West 
 Milton, Ohio. 
 
 Vlll Phebe E. Long, b Oct 31, 1835. 
 
 VII. Phebe Overton Gardner, b Mar 6. 1819. d Nov 
 9, 1876, m Elias Long, Jan 24, 1836. C: Kmeline. 
 Jennie. 
 
 VIII. EmelineLong, m — Hckert. P O Miltonville, 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 VIII. Jennie Long, m Kerns. P O Miltonville. 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 VIII. Elizabeth Thompson Gardner, b Jan 25, 1822, 
 
 d Jan 24, 1827. 
 
 VII. Jacob Miller Gardner, b in Morris Co. N. J. 
 May 22, 1824, d at Hamilton. Ohio, Oct 8, 1895, ni 
 Eliza Ann Snider June 24, 1844. She was b at 
 Weston, West Virginia, Apr 30, 1826. Shoe Mer- 
 chant, U Bch. C: Martha, Nielson. Alonzo. Irene, 
 Edwin, Clara, Phebe, William. 
 
 VIII. Martha Adaline Gardner, b Apr 30. 184^^ m 
 Newton Long in 1868. He d 1899. P O Hamilton. 
 Ohio. C: Harry, Elmer, Minnie, Hettie, Nettie, 
 Iva, Bessie. 
 
 Vlll Nielson F. Gardner, b Mar 11, 1848; was kill- 
 ed in bed by lightening Sept i, 1866. 
 
 Vlll. Alonzo M. Gardner, b Aug 6, 1849, m Katie 
 Hener in 1874. P O Middletown, O. C: (|X) 
 Bertha, Elva, Ray. 
 
 Vlll- Irene A. Gardner, b Aug 11, 185 1, m Daniel 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 10t> 
 
 Little in 1868. He d 1870. She m second husband, 
 
 William Wallace, in 1879. P O Bahersfield, Cal. 
 
 C: (IX) Newton, Alonzo, Clara, Grace, Nellie, 
 Robert. 
 
 Yll|. Edwin T. Gardner, b Jan 23, 1853, d Jan 25, 
 1854. 
 
 VIII. Clara I. Gardner, b May 25, 1855, d 1869. 
 VIII- Phebe Malvine Gardner, b in Winchester, 
 
 Ohio, Nov 27, 1857, m Lou. J. Beauchamp Mar 31, 
 1877. Res. 714 Sycamore St. Hamilton, Ohio. Mr. 
 Beauchamp is a noted and popular lecturer. He has 
 traveled extensivel}^ at home and abroad and has had 
 varied experiences, as; living among Indians, wan- 
 dering from kings' palaces to beggars' hovels, and as 
 a newspaper man. Mrs. Beauchamp has traveled 
 with and assisted her husband in his missionary work, 
 and on his popular lectures for twenty years, since 
 which she has devoted her time to literary work. 
 Presby. C: Earl. 
 
 IX. Earl Gardner Beauchamp, bDec 14, 1878. P O 
 Hamilton, Ohio. Photographer, Presby. 
 
 VIII. William E. Gardner, b Nov 22, 1858, m Alice 
 Rumple Mar 1S88. Res. 445 Mass. Ave. N. W. 
 Washington, D. C. 
 
 VS. Sarah Gardner, b vSept 1 1, 1785, d — , m Will- 
 iam Hall. 
 
 V|. Jane Ross Gardner, b — , d — , m Ephraim Broad- 
 well Aug 24, 1806. 
 
 VS. Noah Gardner, b — , d — , m Sarah C. Baker Apr 
 
 26, 1807. C: Carman, Mary, , . Clara, 
 
 Henry, , . 
 
 VS. Mary Gardner, b at Union, N, J. Jan 19, 1791, 
 d — , m Cele Dickinson. She was b 1797, d 1835. 
 Lived in Delaware Co. O. C: Mary, , Benja- 
 min, John, Moses, Susan, Aaron, George, Alford, 
 Cele. 
 
170 THE IIEADLEY HISTOKV 
 
 VII. Mary T. Gardner, b May lo, 1816. 
 
 Y||. Gardner, d in 1S20. 
 
 VII . Benjamin Gardner, bjan 10, 1S21. 
 
 Vl|. John Gardner, b Mar 10, 1S22. 
 
 Vl|. Moses Gardner, b May 28, 1824. 
 
 VII. Susan F. Gardner, b Dec 25. 1826, d Feb 1901. 
 
 VII. Aaron B. Gardner, b Dec iS. 1828. 
 
 Vl|. George H. Gardner, b Apr 26, 1831. 
 
 VII. Alford Gardner, b Oct 2S, 1833. 
 
 VII. Cele J. Gardner, b May 28. 183H. 
 
 V|. Mary Gardner, 1> — , d--. ni Caleb Scudder Aug: 
 17, 1814. 
 
 V|. Thomas Gardner, b July 10. 1795, d Scpl .) . 
 1834., m Anna Baker Fel) 13. 1S17. She d A]>r 15, 
 1827. C: Hezekiali, Wilbam, Benjamin. John. 
 Hem second wife, Lucy Baker. Ma} 22, 1S28, 
 (sister to first wife). ShedAu^i5. 1S89. C: Tho- 
 mas, Lucy, Charles. 
 
 VII Hezekiah T. Gardner, bjune 12, 1818. d 1847. 
 VII- William I. Gardner, b Aug 10, 1S21. m ICliza- 
 
 beth Craig Feb 1849. 1* O Wellington, Kan. 
 
 Vl|. Benjamin Gardner, 1) Aug 25, 1823, d — . 
 
 VII- John Gardner, b Nov 2, 1825, m Sarah Hart- 
 ley Mar 1849. She d Mar 1901. 
 
 Vl|. Thomas B. Gardner, b A])r 2. 1829, m Sarah 
 A. Squier Apr 29, 1849. P () Maroa, III. Eight 
 children: Squier, Charles, Theodore, Thomas, 
 Lucy. Three dead. 
 
 VIII. Squier Edgar Gardner, l> — , m IClcnor Hamil 
 ton. Four children. 
 
 VIII. Charles W. Gardner, b— , m Emily To/.er,(dj. 
 C: (IX) Geo. Gardner, m Clara Bennitte. C: (X> 
 Alva Gardner. Charles m second wife, Cora Mil- 
 ler. Five children. 
 
 VIII Theodore Abner Gardner, b— , m .Julia Coop- 
 
 I 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 171 
 
 er. C: (|X) Earl Baker Gardner. (|X) Paul H. 
 Gardner. (|X) Albert E. Gardner. 
 
 VIII. Thomas Wilbert Gardner, b— , m Elizabeth 
 Berkley. P O Rochport, Mo. Nine children. (|X) 
 Thomas, John, Carl, William, Harry. 
 
 VIII . Lucy C. Gardner, b — , m Monroe C. Ferrill. 
 Three children. (|X) Ray, Charles. 
 
 Vl|. Lucy A. Gardner, b Nov lo, 1830, d Aug 7, 
 1889, m Squier Carl Aug 1848. She m second hus- 
 band, A. B. Bonner. 
 
 VII- Charles S. Gardner, b May 10, 1834, d Mar 7, 
 1863, m — . 
 
 V|. Phebe Gardner, b — , d — , m Theophilus Eagles- 
 field. 
 
 VI . Carman Gardner. 
 
 V|. Hezekiah T. Gardner, said to have gone to Ala. 
 
 V. Samuel Gardner, b in Essex Co. N. J. Dec 29, 
 1 76 1, d Dec 31, 1823, m Elizabeth, daughter of Sam- 
 uel and Grace (Kitchell) Ford, at Hanover, N. J. 
 Sept 19, 1784. She was b at Madison, N.J. Sept 10, 
 1764, d Feb 12, 1843. She descended from Obediah 
 Bruen and Rev. Abraham Pierson, very prominent 
 men in the little colony that founded Newark. Sam- 
 uel Gardner fought in the war of the Revolution. 
 He was a private in the Essex Co. troops. Soon 
 after the war he removed to Madison, N. J., at which 
 place they joined the Presbyterian church in 1792. 
 C: Joseph, Samuel, William, Phebe, David, Julia, 
 Mary, Charles, Ira, Matilda, Lewis. 
 
 VI. Joseph Kitchell Gardner, b at Bottle Hill, Dec 
 9, 1785, d June 13, 1842, m Nancy Thompson Sept 6, 
 1805. ShewasbFebi, 1788, d Aug 2, 1826. C: 
 Joanna, S'l Ford, Charles, Elizabeth, Pierson, 
 Phebe, Juliette, Alfred, Caroline, Martha. Joseph 
 m second wife, Hannah Maria Allen, daughter of 
 
17:3 THE HEADLEY HISTOKV 
 
 Capt.John Allen of Union, N. J. Nov 27, 1851. She 
 was b 1799, d 1873. C: Emma. He learned the 
 trade of tanning and currying in Water Street (now 
 Brookside) Morris Co. N. J. moved to Bottle HilU 
 1824, and to New York in 1826, where he started in 
 business. After his wife's death he returned to New- 
 ark and m again, and became engaged in the Trunk 
 Mfg. business, which he followed until his death, 
 
 that being caused by a drowning accident in the 
 Passaic river. 
 Yl|. Joanna Gardner, b Feb 26, 1808. d Oct 18, 
 
 1826, m Jacob T. Axtell July 19. 1826. No issue. 
 
 Yl|. S — Ford Gardner, b Aug 17. 1809. 
 
 Vl|. Charles Thompson Gardner, 1) July I 2, 1811, d 
 Aug 25, 1834, m Eliza Johnson Apr 16, 1834. C: 
 (Ylll) Mary Elizabeth Gardner, b Apr 6, 1834. 
 
 Vl|. Eliza Ford Gardner, b Apr jo, 1813, d Nov 16, 
 1898, m James Casterline. 
 
 Vl|. David Pierson Gardner, b Apr 20. 1815, d in— , 
 ni Susan Ball King June 20, 1839. His early life 
 was spent at and around Madison, N. J. his birth- 
 place. When a young man he learned the trade of 
 trunkmaking. also sasli and blind making, at New- 
 ark. He removed to Brooklyn, N. Y. and there 
 built up a large business in the manufacturing of 
 sashes and blinds. He is one of the few Gardners to 
 reach the age of 85, which he did on Apr 10, 1900. 
 C: Anna, Henrietta. Joseph, Caroline. Charles, 
 Mary, Charles, Helen, Alice, Henry, Margaret. 
 
 Vlll- Anna King Gardner, b May 15, 1840. 
 
 Vill- Henrietta Gardner, b Oct 10, 1841. 
 
 Ylll- Joseph Kitchell Gardner, b Dec 9, 1843. 
 
 VIII- Caroline King Gardner, b Apr 17, 184.7, d 
 Sept 2, 1848. 
 
 VIII. Charles Ford Gardner, b Feb 20, 1849, d Apr 
 19, 1852. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 173 
 
 VIII- Mary Virginia Gardner, b Aug 9, 1851, d Maj- 
 4, 1852. 
 
 VIII- Charles Pierson Gardner, b July 26, 1854, d 
 Oct 12, 1854. 
 
 VIII. Helen Augusta Gardner, b Oct 3, 1855, d Aug 
 
 25, 1858. 
 
 VIII. Alice Burt Gardner, b Jan 23, 1858, d Mar 5, 
 1859. 
 
 Vltl- Henry Clay Gardner, b July 27, 1862, d July 
 22, 1863. 
 
 Margaret Burt Gardner, b Aug 16, i860. 
 Phebe Ann Gardner, b Apr 10, 1817, d Jan 12, 
 1866, m Enos Bonnell May 26, 1836. 
 VII. Juliette Gardner, b May 25, 1819, d Feb 26, 
 1886. S. 
 
 Vl|. Alfred L. Gardner, b Dec 22, 1820, d Aug 
 1826. 
 
 VI!. Caroline Gardner, b Dec 24, 1822, d Sept 1826. 
 Martha Gardner, b Dec 7, 1825, dNov 1826. 
 Emma J. Gardner, b Nov 12, 1833, d July 8, 
 1847. 
 
 V|. Samuel Ford Gardner, b May 2, 1788, d Dec 7, 
 1802, S. 
 V|. William Ford Gardner, b Oct 29, 1790, d Jan 
 
 26, i88i,m Sarah Hedden Nov 13, 1827. She d 
 Sept 3, 1853. C* Charles. He m second wife, 
 Pamelia Clapdore, Mar 16, 1843. 
 
 Vf|. Charles Condit Gardner, b Nov 13, 1828, d 
 July 6, 1832. 
 
 VS. Phebe Headley Gardner, b Aug 10, 1792, d Dec 
 20, 1861. 
 
 V|. David Austin Gardner, b Oct 2, 1794., d Dec 24, 
 1880, m Elizabeth Mincher Apr 26, 1821. She d 
 Dec 18, 1843. C: William, Samuel, Elizabeth, 
 Augustus, Julia, Sarah, Almira, Melville, Laura. 
 
174 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 David m second wife, Ursula Wells, (widow of 
 Moses Reeve), Apr 20, 1845. She was b Apr 20, 
 1 810, d Aug 2, 1850. C: David, Ursula. David 
 m 3rd wife, widow Amelia Strahly, Aug 7, 1853. 
 Shed Sept 8, 1859. C: Mary, Louis. 
 
 VH. William Ford Gardner, b 1822. 
 
 Samuel D.Gardner, b Oct 20, 1823, d Apr 1825. 
 Elizabeth Matilda Gardner, b Dec 5, 1825, d 
 Feb 1899, m Morgan Shuster. . Four children. 
 
 VII- Augusta Gardner, b Mar 26, 1827, d Sept 1832, 
 |. Julia M. Gardner, b June 18, 1830, d Sept 1831. 
 |. Sarah Ellen Gardner, b Mar 12, 1S32, d Mar 
 12, 186S, m Robert Goggen, 
 
 VIS- Almira Austin Gardner, b Dec 8, 1833, d Dec 
 5> 1837. 
 
 Vlf. Melville Cox Gardner, b Nov 5, 1835, d Dec 
 20, 1837. 
 
 Vi|. Laura Jane Gardner, bjan 22, 1839, ra Ed^vard 
 W. Donn in 1859. Seven children. 
 
 Vll- David Austin Gardner, b Apr 7, 1846, d Mar 
 13, 1862. 
 
 Vl|. Ursula M. Gardner, b July 15, 1850, d Jan 26, 
 1862. 
 
 Vl|. Mary Emma Gardner, b May 3, 1854, d Sept 
 14, 1855. 
 
 V3|. Louis Fillmore Gardner, b Jan 17, 1856, m 
 Martha Lyle. C: (VIII) Virginia. 
 
 V|. Julia Ann Gardner, b Jan 3, 1797, d Apr 1829, 
 m Coleman Boughton. He was b 1796, d Jan 15, 
 1844. 
 
 VI. Mary Ford Gardner, b Apr 9, 1799, d at Succa- 
 sunna-, N. J. Mar 15, 1870, m Stephen B. Minton. 
 HewasbOct 22, 1796, d Nov 22, 1S54. Seven 
 children. 
 
 Vl Charles Thomas Gardner, b May 11, 1801, d 
 
DESCENDANTS OF PHEBE HEADLEY 175 
 
 July 31, 1886, m Margaret O'Ouinn Nov 11, 1824. 
 She d July 14, 1826. C: Eliza. He m second wife, 
 Rebecca C. Hubbard, Jan 13, 1834. She was b at 
 Fayetteville, N. C. Nov 14, 1814, d Apr i, 1887. C: 
 Thomas, William, Julia, Charles, James, Margaret, 
 Mary, Rebecca, Virginia. At the age of 16 he learn- 
 ed the trade of coach-making, at which he worked un- 
 til 1824, then went to Louisburg, N. C. After the 
 death of his first wife he failed in business. In 1832 
 he again started in, and retired from business in 1848, 
 and took his family to Washington, D. C. where he 
 died. 
 
 VSl. Eliza Gardner, b Sept 6, 1825, d Apr 23, 1826. 
 
 VIJ. Thomas Ira Gardner, b Mar 25, 1835, d Dec 
 17, 1S96, at Fayetteville, N. J., m Mary G. Burnett 
 Oct 15, 1857. She was b Nov 19, 1834, at Spring- 
 field, N. J. C: William, Cora, Edith, Mary, 
 Thomas. 
 
 VKIi. William Sanford Gardner, b Oct 11, 1858, d 
 Feb 2, 1859. 
 
 Cora Clark Gardner, b Apr 30, 1862. 
 Edith R. Gardner, b Jan 28, 1865. 
 
 Vyi Mary J. Gardner, b June 23, 1871, djulyi7, 
 1872. 
 
 Vli|. Thomas B. Gardner, b Oct 7, 1873. 
 
 Vy. William H. Gardner, bApr7, 1837, m Sarah 
 A. Tarring Nov 24, 1862. C: Gertrude, Charles. 
 
 VIII. Gertrude T. Gardner, b Aug 16, 1863. 
 Charles H. Gardner, b Aug 13, 1864. 
 Julia A. Gardner, b Apr 23, 1839, d Aug 23, 
 
 1877, m Frank S. Findlay Oct 26, 1865. C: Char- 
 les, Alexander. 
 
 VII. Charles E. Gardner, b Apr 20, 1841. 
 
 Vll. James S. Gardner, b Oct 10, 1843, d Mar 1849. 
 
 VII. Margaret Gardner, b Sept 25, 1845, d next day. 
 
176 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 Yl|. Mary E. Gardner, b 1846, d 1846. 
 
 VII. Rebecca Gardner, b July 27, 1850, d Dec 1850. 
 
 VII. Virginia C. Gardner, b May 19, 1856, m Alex- 
 ander Findlay Harris Dec 6, 1882. C: Lillian. 
 
 VIII. Ullian Rebecca Harris, b Mar 29, 1884. 
 
 V|. Ira Condit Gardner, b May 27, 1S03, d Dec 4, 
 1875, m Hester Whelpley. 
 
 VI. Matilda F.Gardner, bjuly 16, 1805, d Sept 29, 
 1882, mjohn Plumley. 
 
 V|. Lewis B. Gardner, b Apr 16, 1808. d Mar 26, 
 1862, m Lydia . 
 
 V. Phebe Gardner, b at Springfield, N. J. Aug 21, 
 1764, djan 5, 1S29, m Edward Earl of Middleville, 
 (now Hilton), Essex Co. in 1781, son of John and 
 Joanna (Howard) Earl. His descent has been 
 traced to John deErlegh of England, 106S. Edward 
 Earl was b June 19, 1760, d Oct 13, 1817. He serv- 
 ed in the Revolution from Essex Co. , and after the 
 war became a "cordwinder." C: Philip, Joanna, 
 Elizabeth, Sarah, Robert, Phebe, Edward, Thomas, 
 Joanna, Elizabeth, John. 
 
IjKn.iamin Fkankmn Hl.vdley 
 (See page 18.)) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC HEADLEY. 
 
 \. Isaac Headley, bin 1735, at "Conn. Farms," in 
 Union Co. N. J. between Rahvvay and Elizabeth, d 
 at the Headley homestead between Littleton and Dan- 
 ville, Morris Co. N. J. May 14, 1803; m Mary Fra- 
 zeeof "Conn. Farms;" buried at Parsippany, N. J. 
 Farmer, Presby. C: Frazee, Henry, Jacob, Benja- 
 min, Samuel Isaac. 
 
 ||. Frazee Headley, b— , d— , m . Lived on 
 
 the homestead farm near Littleton, N.J. C: Morgan. 
 
 |g|. Morgan Headley, b— , d— , m . Lived on 
 
 the homestead at Littleton, N. J. No issue. 
 
 i|. Henry Headley moved either west or to western 
 New York. 
 
 \\. Jacob Headley. 
 
 Ij. Benjamin Headley moved to Red Stone, Pa. and 
 thence south to Tennessee. 
 
 li. Samuel Headley, M. D,, b at the Headley home- 
 stead near Littleton, N. J. Aug 7, 1774, d at Ber- 
 wick, Pa. in 1838, m Anna Fairchild, daughter of 
 Jonathan and Sarah Fairchild. After marriage they 
 moved to Litchfield, Otsego Co. N. Y. where he 
 practiced medicine. When the war of 1812 broke 
 out he was elected Surgeon of the iStli Reg. Vol. 
 and served during the war with ability and credit to 
 himself. He afterwards moved to Berwick, Pa. 
 w^here he continued to live until his death. C: Ben- 
 jamin, Harriet, Samuel. 
 
 Ijj. Benjamin Franklin Headley, b Feb 5, 1797, d 
 at Berwick, Pa. July 17, 1822. S. 
 
178 THE HEADLEV HlSToRT 
 
 III. Harriet Ford Headley, b Aug i6, 1800, d July 
 17, 1823, m Jesse C. Horton Jan 20, 1820. C: Ann, 
 Harriet. 
 
 lY. Ann Maria Horton, b Apr 2, 1821, m Allen M, 
 
 Gangewer Apr 6, 1S42. Res. 2618. K. St. N. \\\ 
 Washington, D. C. Editor of Newspaper at Ber- 
 wick, Pa. C: Josepha, Cora, Ida, Mary. 
 
 Y. Josepha H. Gangewer, bjan 26, 1843, d Nov 5, 
 1903, m E. N. Houghton Apr q, 1867. Children, 
 (d). 
 
 y. Cora M. Gangewer, b Mar 6, 1846. vS. 
 
 Y. Ida A. Gangewer, b July 21, 1848. S. 
 
 Y. Mary B. Gangewer. b Feb 28, 1850, d Apr 5. 
 1901, m Charles D. Sloan June i. 1873. ^^ is.-^ue. 
 
 lY- Harriet Headley Horton, bjune 17, 1823, ni 
 Nathan B. Westler Jan 21, 1845. P O Berwick, 
 Pa. 
 
 III. Samuel Freeman Headley, b at Litchfield, N. 
 
 Y. Jan 20, 180S, d at Morristown, N.J.July 24, 1869, 
 m Maria Josepha daughter of Capt. John Bo>d* Nov 
 28,1832. She wash in Northumberland Co. Pa. 
 Sept 16, 1808, dat Morristown, N. J. in May. Sam- 
 uel F. Headley graduated from I'nion College Scheu- 
 ectad}^ N. Y. with honors in 1831, after which he 
 entered the law office of Robert C. Grier, later one of 
 the Judges of the Supreme Court. Mr. Headley 
 practiced for many years in the courts of Luzerne, 
 Columbia, Northumberland and adjoining counties 
 where his distinguished abilities soon placed liim 
 among the leaders of the Democratic parties to which 
 he adhered until the nomination of Buchanan. On 
 the breaking out of the rebellion he identified him- 
 self with the cause of liberty and union. Methodist 
 
 Episcopal. C: John, Benjamin, Elizabeth, Annie, 
 Charles. 
 
 *Capt. John Boyd commanded one of the comjniuies formed fur 
 the defense of Pa; was a member of the Cincinnati, and was au in- 
 timate friend and as.sociate of Wa-shinerton. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC HEADLEY ITi^ 
 
 !¥• John Boyd Headley, b at Berwick, Pa. Feb 22, 
 1834 tn Helen Mason Thomas Sept 16, 1857. P O 
 Morristown, N. J. He came to Morristown, X. J. 
 in 1854, and was for a number of years in the emplo}^ 
 of the Erie R. R. In i860 he went to Peoria, 111. 
 and was engaged in banking, in \N'hich he was very 
 successful, massing considerable property. In 1862 
 he returned to New Jersey and formed a co-partner- 
 ship with Hon. Wm. G. Steele of Sumerville, N.' J. 
 and opened a banking and brokerage office in Wall 
 St. N. Y. In 1866 he retired from active business 
 and devoted himself to agricultural work, having 
 purchased a large farm near Morristown. In 1867 
 he was appointed collector of Internal Revenue of the 
 4th Dist. of N. J., and this position he held at the 
 time of his death. As a government official he was 
 prompt, accurate, energetic and firm in the discharge 
 of his duties. He was regarded at the Internal Reve- 
 nue office as one of the best in the service. In all 
 the relations of life he was highly esteemed for his 
 many private and public interests. He met his death 
 with his friend Senator George T. Cobb, in a rail- 
 road accident on the Chesapeake «& Ohio R. R. May 
 6, 1S70, going to Virginia. Presby. C: Annie, 
 William, John, Helen. 
 
 Y. Annie Latona Headley, b Sept 30. 1S58, d Jan 
 
 3, 1867. 
 
 Y. William Thomas Headley, bat Peoria. 111. May 
 29, 1S60, m Kate P. Freese, daughter of Milton 
 Freese of Louisa, Ky. 18S2. Res. 23S. W. Johnson 
 St. Germantown, Phila. Pa. Electrical engineer 
 with the Electric Storage Battery Co. of Philadelphia, 
 Pa. Presby. C: 
 
 Y|. Thomas Boyd Headley, bjuly 28, 18S4 Presby. 
 
 Yl. Mary Freese Headley, b Nov 16, 1885. Presby. 
 
ISO THE llEADLEV HltJ'iOK'i 
 
 Y|. Minerva Vaiiglin Headley, b June 30, iS9r. 
 
 y. John Boyd Headley, Jr. b May i, 1S64, d Dec 
 28, 1866. 
 
 Y. Helen Thomas Headley, b at Morristown, N. J. 
 ^ Mar 27, 1S67. P O Morristown. N. J. S. 
 I Y- Benjamin Franklin Headley. bat Berwick, Pa. 
 May 25, 1836, d at Morristown, N. J. Dec 11, 1877, 
 m Rosena J. McGoldrick May 26, 1857. She was b 
 in New York Aug 2S, 1836. Res. 4 Court St. Morris- 
 town, N. J. Meth Ep. C: Mary, Josepha, Frank, 
 John. 
 
 Y. Mary Elizabeth Headley. Res. Morristown, N. 
 J. Meth Ep. 
 
 Y- M Josepha Headley. 
 
 Y- Frank M. Headley, bin Newark, N. J. Apr Ji, 
 — , m Leah Miller of Dayton, O. Telephone busi- 
 ness. Meth Ep. No issue. 
 
 Y- John Boyd Headley. Res. 4 Court :m. Morris- 
 town, N. J. Shoe merchant, Meth Ep. vS. 
 
 lY- Bessie Boyd Headley, b May 19, 1842, m James. 
 V. Bentley Dec 24, 1862, of Morristown, N. J. He 
 d Oct 5, 1 881. He served all through the civil war 
 as Second Eieut. Hosp. Std. 24th N. V. Vol; was 
 a prisoner at Bull Run for three days, 1862; joined 
 15th Regt. N.J. Vol. Inf. Jan 15, 1863. Banker, 
 Meth Ep. C: Charles, Bessie, Josepha, Helen. 
 Bessie m second husband, SaylesJ. Bowen, of Wash- 
 ington, D. C. HedDeci3, 1896. Res. 3014 Irv- 
 ing Place, Washington, D. C. 
 
 Y. Charles H. Bentley, b Apr 27, 1846, m Susan 
 Elizabeth Cake of Norfolk, Va.Nov 25, 18S6. P O 
 Hampton, Va. Eumber-dealer, Episcopal. C: 
 
 Y|. James Bruce Bentley, b Oct 28, 1888. 
 
 Y|. John Boyd Bentley, b Feb 8, 1896. 
 
 Y|. George Cake Bentley, bAug ii, 1897. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC HKADLEY iHl 
 
 Y. Bessie Boyd Bentley, b Aug i8, 1866, m T.L.P. 
 Mulford of Morristown, N. J. Oct 28, 1885. Res. 
 Washington, D. C. Presby. C: (YU Josepha B. 
 Mulford, b May 19, 1889. (Yl) James Bentley Mul- 
 ford, b Sept 30, 1890. 
 
 Y- Josepha Boyd Bentley, b Feb 10, 1871, m Lieut. 
 W. F. H. Godson Oct 3, 1894. Res. Ft. Robinson, 
 Neb. U. S. Cavalryman, Episcopal. C: ()i\) W. 
 Frederick Holford Godson, b Feb i, 1896. (Ylj R- 
 Anice Godson, b Sept 3, 1897. 
 
 Y. Helen lyouise Bentley, b Dec 7, 1874, m. John 
 C. Lewis of Washington, D. C. May 17, 1898. Res. 
 702 Gladstone Ave. Tuxedo Park, Baltimore, Md. 
 Agt Consol Coal Co. Baltimore. Presby. C: (YD 
 Helen Louise Levv'is, b Mar 16, 1899. (Ylj John C. 
 Lewis, Jr. b Oct 6, 1901. 
 
 lY. Annie Rebecca Headley, b Mar 25, 1845, d Feb 
 6, 1854. 
 
 lY- Charles Pierson Headley, b Jan 25, 1850, d Feb 
 i3> ^854. 
 
 ||. Rev. Isaac Headley, bat Parsippany, N. J.June 
 21, 1776, d about 1840, m Irene Benedict, daughter 
 of Rev. Joel Benedict, of Parsippany, N. J. Oct 1802. 
 He was ordained to the ministry of the Presbyterian 
 church and settled at Walton, Delaware Co. N. Y., 
 where he was stationed for many years as pastor of 
 Presbyterian church. C: Kliza, Catharine, Isaac, 
 Joel, Irene, Phineas, William. 
 
 III. Eliza Headley, b June 19, 1804, d Dec 19, 1836, 
 m Rev. Robert Brown. No issue. 
 
 III. Catharine Headley, b Aug 25, 1806, d Dec 17, 
 1840, m Rev Alva Lilly. No issue. 
 
 III. Isaac B. Headley, b June 23, 1810, d 1854, m 
 Emily Piatt. He was a man of uncommon brilliancy 
 of mind. C: Emily. 
 
1^2 thp: headlev histokv 
 
 lY. Emily Headley, b— , d — , m Theodore Gere of 
 Oswego, N. Y. C: 
 
 Y. Bessie Gere. P O Oswego, N. V. 
 
 III. Joel Tyler Headley, b at Walton, Delaware Co. 
 N. Y. Dec. 30, 1813, d at NewbiirK^h, N. Y. Jan 16, 
 1897, m Anna AUston Russel. He went to Union 
 College, where he graduated in iS3g. He then en- 
 tered Auburn Theological Seminary as a divinity 
 student, and later was ordained a Presbyterian 
 Clergyman and settled at Stockbridge. Mass. until 
 his health broke down and he was compelled to re- 
 linguish his chosen profession and go abroad. After 
 a trip to Europe he took up newspaper work, and 
 for a time was associate editor of the New York Tri- 
 bune. This however he soon abandoned for author- 
 ship. Among other books he wrote — "Napoleon 
 and his Marshalls," "Washington and his Generals,'* 
 "Life of Washington," "Life of Cromwell," "Life 
 ofHavelock," "Lives of Scott and Jackson," "His- 
 torj^ of the War of 1812," "Sacred Mountains," 
 "Sacred Scenes and Characters," "Sacred Heroes 
 and Martyrs," "The Imperial Guard," "Chaplins 
 of the Revolution," "The Great Rebellion," "Life 
 of Farragut and our Naval Commanders,"- "Lives 
 of Grant and Sherman," "History of the Great 
 Riots," "Headley 's Miscellanies. " In 1855 he was 
 elected to the New York State Legislature. Mr. 
 Headley at that time figured conspicuously as a lead- 
 er in the native American movements. In 1856 he 
 was elected Secretary of State for the State of N. Y. 
 Presby. C: Russell, Lucy, Joel. 
 
 lY- Russel Headley, b at Stockbridge, Mass. Sept 
 27, 1852, m Adelia Jenkins Oct 30, 1888. Res New- 
 burgh, N. Y. He graduated from Cornell University 
 July 1872. Admited to the New York bar May 14, 
 
4A 
 
 DESCENDANTS OF ISAAC HEADLEY 183 
 
 1874. He was corporation counsel of the city of 
 Newburgh, 1886- 1890; district attorney of Orange 
 County, 1890-1896, counsel for attorney general, N. 
 Y. State, 1 901; counsel for New York State Depart- 
 ment of Excise, 1902. He is the author of the fol- 
 lowing legal works-"Headley's Criminal and Penal 
 Code," "Headley's Criminal Justice," ''Headley's 
 Competency of Witnesses," "Headier on Assign- 
 ments." C: (Y) Infant, d soon after birth. (Y) 
 AUston Headley. 
 
 IV. Lucy C. Headley, b Sept 7, 1854. Res. New- 
 burgh, N. Y. S. 
 
 SY. JoelT. Headley, b Aug 16, 1857. With Long- 
 man, Green & Co. N. Y. S. 
 
 gl|. Irene Headley, b at Walton, N. Y. May 2, 
 
 1817, d at Detroit, Mich. Mar 17, 1895, m William 
 
 H. Burr Dec 11, 1839. He was bat Hartford, Conn. 
 
 Sept 30, 181 1, d at Detroit, Mich. Feb 28, 1879. 
 
 Farmer, Cong. C: Katharine, William, Charles, 
 Irene, Joel, Harry. 
 
 lY. Katharine L. Burr, b at Auburn, N, Y. Sept 
 14, 1840, m Henry M. Utley Mar 1864. Res. 195 
 Charlotte Ave. Detroit, Mich. Librarian of Public 
 Library, Presby. C: Eirene, Francis, Jane. 
 
 Y. Eirene Headley Utley, b July 28, 1867, m Wni, 
 J. Rowell June 1893. Res. 93 Medbury Ave. Detroit, 
 Mich. Presby. C: (YD Katharine Rowell, -b May 
 23, 1895. (YD Wesley Utley Rowell, b Apr 17, 
 1897. (YD Henry Munson Rowell, b Apr 21, 1899. 
 
 Y. Francis H. Utley, bin 1868. Rest 195 Charlotte 
 Ave. Detroit, Mich. Presby. 
 
 Y. Jane M. Utley, b in 1871, m Wm. H. Meur. 
 Res. Park St. Detroit, Mich. 
 
 lY. William Horace Burr, bDec8, 1843, in Chester, 
 N. Y. Res. 152 Brainard St. Detroit, Mich. Editor 
 and Publisher, Cong. S. 
 
1S4 THE HEADLEY HlSTOKr 
 
 JV. Charles Abernethy Burr, b May 7, 1846, d May 
 6, 1899, m Lucy Butterfield. C: Horace, etc. 
 
 y. Horace B. Burr. Res. Goshen, Ind. 
 
 lY. Joel Tyler Headley Burr, b June 21, 184S, d Dec 
 12, 1854. 
 
 lY. Irene Headley Burr, bSept28, 1851. Res. 152 
 Brainard St. Detroit, Mich. 
 
 lY- Harry Hinsdale Burr, b at Pontiac, Mich. Aug" 
 21, i860, m Nellie V. Ling Nov 26, 18S5. Res. 95 
 Medbury Ave. Detroit, Mich. vSalesman, Cong. No 
 issue. 
 
 III. Rev. Phineas Camp Headley, b at Walton, Del. 
 Co. N. Y. June 24, 1819, d at Lexinton, Mass. Jan 5, 
 1903, m Dora C. Bartlett, daughter of Ivory H. Bart- 
 lett, of New Bedford, Mass. May 13, 1851. She was 
 bjuly 4, 1818, d Dec 2, 1888. 
 
 Mr. Headley attended Hamilton and Amherst 
 colleges, receiving his degree from the latter. At 
 one time he and his brother J. T. Headley were both 
 in charge of a New York academy, as assistant and 
 principal respectively. While teaching in the acad- 
 emy at Auburn, N. Y. he entered upon the studj' 
 of law under Ex-Gov. Hubbell of New York State, 
 and was admitted to practice at the New York bar 
 by the Supreme Court of the state in 1845 But in 
 accordance with his mother's wishes and a growing 
 desire on his own part, he left the bar for the Theo- 
 logical Seminary at Auburn, N. Y., where he grad- 
 uated and becafne pastor of the Presbyterian church 
 at Adams, Mass. This pastorate was followed by 
 charges at Sandwich, Mass. in 1854, and Plymouth 
 and Greenfield, Mass. in 1861, in which latter place 
 he had his longest and most fruitful pastorate. Since 
 then his time was devoted largely to writing books 
 and literary pursuits. Like his brother, J. T. 
 
Rev. Puinkvs (". TIkadi.hy 
 (See page 1S4) 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADLEY 185 
 
 Headle}', he wrote largely on historical subjects; b}- 
 many their works were regarded as the dawn of a 
 new era in that department of literature, as they en- 
 deavored to take History and Biography out of the 
 dr}^ place into which they had fallen and clothe them 
 with real life and render them enjoyable and pro- 
 fitable reading. Mr. Headley's works comprise, "Em- 
 press Josephine;" "Mary Queen of Scots;" "Lafay- 
 ette;" "Napoleon;" "Louis Kossuth;" "Secret 
 Service of the U. S. in the Civil War;" "Half Hours 
 in Bible Lands;" "Court and Camp of David;" 
 "Women of the Bible;" "Evangelists in the Church;" 
 "Life and Labors of Geo. F. Pentecost;" "Islands 
 of Fire, or Iceland;" "Massachusetts in the Re- 
 bellion." He also wrote the lives of Gens. Grant, 
 Sherman, Ericson, Sheridan, Mitchell, Lincoln 
 and other public men. Having a personal acquaint- 
 ance with Gen. Grant and other generals he wrote 
 authoritatively and not wholly on borrowed data! 
 When Louis Kossuth was in this country he met and 
 conferred with him. Being a modest man, under- 
 estimating his own achievements, he avoided pub- 
 licity and honors proffered him. The main purpose 
 of his whole career was to influence thought intelli- 
 gently and morall3\ Fame and wealth never tempt- 
 ed him to lose sight of his high ideal and wish to in- 
 struct and benefit mankind. While he reached, per- 
 haps, a larger audience by his books than was pos- 
 sible by the pastoral relation, his devoted and effec- 
 tive service was given, first of all, to the ministry, 
 which always held the supreme place in his heart. 
 C: Ivory, Irene, Mary, Phineas. 
 
 ly. Ivory Hovey Bartlett Headley, b— , m Helen 
 Ada Daniels. Res. Manila, Philippine Islands. He 
 graduated from Phillip's Academy, Andover; Am- 
 
isrt THE HEAD LEY Hl?<TUkV 
 
 herst College, aud Amherst Theological Seminar}-, 
 in Mass. For sometime he was settled at Rowley, 
 Mass. and later in Providence, R. I. as pastor of 
 churches. From that time on he was engaged large- 
 ly in Evangelistic work, until his appointment as 
 chaplain about seven years ago. He was stationed 
 at Ft. Yates, N. D. for over four years, then a 
 few months at Ft. Thomas, Cincinnatti; and for over 
 a year at Ft. McPherson, Atlanta, Ga. He was 
 transferred to Ft. Hancock, N. J., and after six 
 months there he was sent to the riiilippincs in Feb 
 1903 as Artillery Chaplain; and with his wife and 
 son Uorrance reside in Manila. C: Barton, Dorrance. 
 
 Y- Barton Benedict Headley, 1) — , m Eva vSmuli. 
 Res. Rutland, Vt. In a Dept store. No issue. 
 
 V. Dorrance Headley. 
 
 lY- Irene Headley, b in New Bedford, Mass. m W'ili- 
 ard O. Armes of Nashville, N. H. P O Lexington, 
 Mass. In the cotton business in Boston. C: 'Y) 
 Dora L. Armes. (Y) Irene Armes. (Y) Rolland 
 Armes. (Y) Louis Armes. 
 
 lY. Mary Louisa Headley, m Elijali A. Shaw. P 
 O Lexington, ^lass. Retired from business. No 
 issue. 
 
 lY- Phineas C. Headley, b at Greenfield, Mass. 
 Dec 20, I S5S, m Margery Waite Jan 2, 1S92. She 
 was b at New Bedford, Mass. Feb 17, 1869. Res. 
 New Bedford, Mass. Cotton Broker. C: 
 
 Y- Margery Headley, b Dec 12, i^<^2, d Dec 14, 
 1892. 
 
 III. William T. Headley, M. D. bjune 3, 1823, d 
 about 1880, m Fanny Cox, (sister of Bishop Cox, of 
 New York State). He was a physician, and was ap- 
 praiser of drugs at the New York Custom House up 
 to the time of his death. No issue. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADI^EY, 
 SON OF HEADLEY. 
 
 |. John Headley,* b in New Jersey June 24, 1779, d 
 at Hadle}', Pa. Oct 29, 1854, m Sophia Luce in 1804. 
 She was b June 10, 1779, in New Jersey. In his 
 youth he was bound out to a German fanner in Sus- 
 sex Co. New Jersey. After marriage he engaged in 
 farming in Sussex Co. N. J. until 1817, when, with 
 his wife and four sons he started for Ohio, which 
 was then "The West." The trip over the moun- 
 tains and through the dense forest was made in a one 
 horse wagon. To attempt a trip of this kind with a 
 wife and four small children, must certainly have re- 
 quired some genuine pioneer grit. They settled on 
 Bull Creek, near what is now Waterford, in Colum- 
 biana Co. C: Sarah, David, Thomas, Aaron, 
 Isaac, Charity, Hannah, Margaret, Samuel. 
 
 ||. Sarah Headley, b Sept 13, 1805, d infant. 
 
 11. David Luce Headley, b in Sussex Co. N. J. Dec 
 9, 1806, d at Hadley, Pa. Dec 2, 1884, m Jane Robin- 
 son Oct 22, 1828. She d July 15, 1874. C: William, 
 John, Robinson, Sophia, Robert, David, Margaret. 
 David m second wife, Hannah Kelso, Aug 5, 1875. 
 She d Apr 15, 1876. David m 3rd wife, E. Jane 
 Kelso, Aug 9, 1877. In 1830 David L. Headley 
 moved with his family from Columbiana, to Trum- 
 bull Co. Ohio; and in the Spring of 1843, from 
 there to Mercer County, Pa. where he purchased 100 
 
 *His ancestry is not known, but as he was born in New Jersey 
 and lived duriu-^ bis youth in the near vicinity of the descendants of 
 the emigrant Leonard Headley of Elizabethtown, N. J., he is 
 also believed to have been a descendant of Leonard Headlev. 
 
l.S« TH*i: IIEAOI-EY HlM«»KV 
 
 acres of land from Tlios. Ro:>iiison for a consideration 
 of $6.00 per acre. This farm and the surrounding 
 country was all dense woods He proceeded at once 
 to build a double log house, one fourth of a mile 
 south of the villa)^e of Hadley. In iS47he sold 75 
 acres to Ward «S: Russell, on which they erected the 
 Old Mineral Ridge Furnace, and the same year Mr. 
 Headley purchased 100 acres alxjut ja mile east of the 
 former 100 acres. To the log house already on this 
 place he built an addition and moved his family there 
 in tlie spring of 1848. In 1857 he sold theplaceand 
 bought 160 acres where the town of Hadlev, Pa. now 
 stands, and l)uilt thereon the house known as the 
 Hadley Homestead, which still remains in the family, 
 being now owned by Mr. H. S. and Margaret Jane 
 (Hadley) Lyons. A few years later David Headley 
 bought 125 acres adjoining this on the west, making 
 in all a farm of about 2S5 acres. Some time prior 
 to this, for some reason unaccounted for, a slight 
 change was made in the spelling of the name. The 
 lir^t "e" was omitted, making it "Hadley," and 
 thus the name is written by the entire connection. 
 During the life time of David L. Hadley he laid out 
 a cemetery on his property on a hill over-looking the 
 beautiful Shenango Valley, which he owned until 
 his death, and in which he lies buried. He was a 
 staunch Democrat. Early in life he connected him- 
 self with the Presl^yterian church. Alter removing 
 to Mercer Co. Pa. in 1843, he identified himself with 
 the Old Georgetown Presbyterian church, (now 
 Sheakleyville), and was soon made an elder. He 
 was the leading spirit in establishing the Hadley 
 Presbyterian church in 1S74. It is a beautiful edi- 
 fice, standing on the hill above the town; a mighty 
 sentinal to protect the town and country folks against 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADLEY 189 
 
 the blandishments of the evil one, and is a fitting 
 monument to his energy and sturdy christian charac- 
 ter. He was an elder of this church from the time 
 of its organization until his death. 
 
 III. William Hadley, b in Columbiana Co. Ohio, 
 Nov 7, 1829, d at Hadley, Pa. June 18, 1902, m 
 Elizabeth Kelso Dec 22, 1853. ^^^ ^ Nov 9, 1881. 
 Settled on a part of his father's farm, which eventually 
 became his. Presb5^ C: George, Jennie, Lizzie. 
 He ra second wife, Lucinda Long, Mar 27, 1881. C: 
 Harry. 
 
 lY- George Hadley, b — , m Elizabeth McKean. P 
 O Niles, Ohio. Hotel-keeper. C: Ralph, Fred, 
 Robert, Richard. 
 
 IV. Jennie Hadley, b at Hadley, Pa. Aug 19, i860, 
 m Wilmot A. Hazen Sept 15, 1881. P O Conneaut 
 Lake, Pa. Farmer, Presb}-. C: (Y) George W. 
 Hazen, b 1882. (V) Mary E. Hazen, b 1883. (V) 
 Logan Hazen, b 1885, d Feb 2, i886. 
 
 lY. Lizzie B. Hadley bat Hadley, Pa. Oct 2, 1871, 
 m Lewis S. Yeager Dec 22, 1892. P O Clarks Mills, 
 Pa. Farmer, Presby. C: (Y) William J. Yeager, 
 b Sept 10, 1893. (Y) Rodney E. Yeager, b June 9, 
 1895. (Y) Frank L. Yeager, b Nov 11, 1897. (Y) 
 Jennie Yeager, b Apr 9, 1902. 
 
 lY. Harry L. Hadley, b— . P ONiles, Ohio. S. 
 
 III. John D. Hadley, b in Trumbull Co. Ohio, May 
 25, 1832, d atSharpsville, Pa. June 17, 1803, m Mary 
 McClureMar3, 1853. She d Apr 9, 1863. C: 
 Mary, Loretta, Ruth, David, Burton. Hem second 
 wife, Lucy A. Mackey, Apr 12, 1864. C: Jane, Cal- 
 vin, Gilmore, Alice, Clara. John D. Hadley lived 
 for a time at Hadley, Pa., then at Hubbard, Ohio, 
 and finally settled at Sharpsville,Pa. where he engag- 
 ed in the mercantile business. Presby. 
 
I'jO THE llEADLEV HISIOKY 
 
 IV. Mary Ellen Hadley, b— , m John McKlwain. 
 She died soon after. 
 
 lY. Loretta Hadley, b— , m W. H. Bell of Voungs- 
 town, O. P O Hartford City, Ind. I'ndertaker. 
 No issue. 
 
 lY- Ruth Emma Hadley, b at Hadley, Pa. July 24, 
 1857, ra Deloss Longstreet Dec 25, 1873. P O Fre- 
 donia, Pa. Well-driller, Presby. C: Jolin. Mary, 
 Bessie, Bertie, Ruth. 
 
 Y- John Pliram Longstreet, b Dec 20, 1874, m Alice 
 Anderson Apr 26, 1899. She d May 30, 1902. P 
 O New Castle, Pa. In employ of liell Telephone 
 Co. No issue. 
 
 Y. Mary Longstreet, b May 11, 1876, ni Harry 
 Loveland Sept 25, 1901. P () Greenville, Pa. 
 Employee of P. B. & L. K. R. R. Mcth Hp. C: 
 (YD Emma J. Loveland, b Aug 18, 1903. d Aug 31, 
 1903. 
 
 Y. Bessie Longstreet, b Sept 24. i878j uj Walter 
 Grim Sept 27. 1899. P O New Castle, Pa. Plum- 
 ber, Meth. C: (Yl) Deloss Grim, b July 24, 1900. 
 
 Y. Bertie Longstreet, b Dec 20. 1880, m Carl P^l^- 
 berman Dec 27, 1898. P O Predonia, Pa. liar- 
 ber, Meth. C: (\l\) Dorothy Ebbcrman, 1) June 4, 
 1900. 
 
 Y- Ruth Ella Longstreet, 1) May 27, 1893. 
 
 lY. David M. Hadley, b — , m Constance Holstein. 
 P O Oil City, Pa. P:mployed by Ohio Oil Co. No 
 issue. 
 
 lY. J. Burton Hadley, b — , m Alice Ashton. Res. 
 Pittsburg, Pa. Salesman. No issue. 
 
 lY- Jane E. Hadley, b — , m Guy Maxwell. P O 
 Freedom, Pa. R. R. employee. C: (Y) Helen 
 Maxwell. (Y) G. Maxwell. (Y) Frances Maxwell. 
 
 lY. W. Calvin Hadley, b— , m Kate Collins. P O 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADLEY 191 
 
 Sharon, Pa. R. R. employee. C: (Y) Fred Had- 
 ley. (V) Nellie Hadley. (Y) Bessie Hadley. 
 
 lY. G. Gilraore Hadley, b— , m Nancy Mills. P O 
 Sharpsville, Pa. R. R. employee. 
 
 lY. Alice Hadley. 
 
 IY". Clara Hadley. 
 
 111. Robinson T. Hadley, bin Trumbull Co. Ohio, 
 Sept i8, 1834, m Louisa J. Palm Mar 22, i860. She 
 wash at Sheakleyville, Mercer Co. Pa. Feb 27, 1842. 
 P O Oil City, Pa. Sawyer, Presby. C: William, 
 George, John, Charles, Clara, David, Ida. 
 
 IY- William R. Hadley, b Jan 14, 1861, m Mattie 
 Mc Alevy Dec 25, 1890. P O Wilkinsburg, Pa. 
 Employee Union Natural Gas Corporation of Pitts- 
 burg, C: (Y) Helen Hadley, b June 9, 1895. 
 
 IY- George B. Hadle}^ bMay5, 1863, d Dec 22, 
 1863. 
 
 IY- Dr. JohnL. Hadle5\ b at Adamsville, Crawford 
 Co. Pa. Feb 13, 1S65, m Gertrude R. French June i, 
 1904. P O Oil City, Pa. Physician and Surgeon. 
 
 IY. Charles A. Hadley, b May 30, 1867, d Sept 6, 
 1899, m Clara L. Coulter July 28, 1887. P O Oil 
 City, Pa, Liveryman. C: (Y) Loretta B. Hadley, 
 b Feb 22, 1888. (Y) Edith M. Hadley, b July 14, 
 1889. (Y) Genevieve L. Hadley, b June 1896. (Y) 
 Alice J. Hadley, b Apr 8, 1898. 
 
 IY- Clara A. Hadley, b Nov 23, 1869, d Sept 9, 
 1870. 
 
 IY- David Lester Hadley, b Aug i, 1871, d Sept 9, 
 1874. 
 
 IY. Ida B. Hadley, b Jan 8, 1897. P O Oil City, 
 
 Pa. School teacher. S. 
 
 III. Sophia A. Hadley, b Apr 4, 1838, in Trumbull 
 Co. O,, m Ezra Boyd Apr 23, 1863. P O Hadley, 
 Pa. He d July 31, 1897. Presby. C: Charles, 
 Albert, Hiram, George, James. 
 
19a THE HEAULEY HJ^^TUKV 
 
 IV. D. Charles Boyd, b — , m Elizal)eth Findlc)'. P 
 O Orrville, Ohio. Traveling Salesman. C: (Y) 
 Hazel Boyd. (Y) John Boyd. (V) Rntli lioyd. Y' 
 Findley Boyd. (Y) Ralph Boyd. 
 
 lY. J. Albert Boyd, b— . m Ilattie Findley. P O 
 Clarks Mills, Pa. Traveling vSalesman. C: (Y) Htliel 
 Boyd. (Y) Howard Boyd. (Y) Alice Boyd. 
 
 lY. Hiram N. Boyd, b— , djan i. 1S71. aged one 
 year. 
 
 lY- George W. Boyd, m - . Wliole.sale PrcKluce 
 business in Kalamazoo, Mich. C: 'Y) Boyd. 
 
 lY. James E. Boyd, b Oct 2S, 1876. m Sue K. Hill 
 of Colorado Springs Sept 13, 189VS. P O Hadley. 
 Pa. Liveryman and undertaker, Melh I^p. C: (Y> 
 Robert J. Boyd, b Aug 19, 1899. (Y' l*'lorence v^. 
 Boyd, b Apr 9, 1901. 
 
 III. Robert B. Hadley, b in Trumbull Co. Ohio, 
 Oct 19, 1840, b Jan 3, 1894, m F^liza J. Martin Dec 
 25, 1867. She d Jan 23, 1903. Presby. C: Mar- 
 tin, James, Emma, Jessie. 
 
 lY. J. Martin Hadley, m May Morse. P O Oil 
 City, Pa. Employed by Swift ^: Co. C: (Y' How- 
 ard Hadley. (Y) Mildred Hadley. 
 
 lY. James T. Hadley, b— . P O Oil City, Pa. 
 Mfg of gas engines. S. 
 
 lY. Emma J. Hadley, b-. P O Oil City, Pa. S. 
 
 lY. Jessie A. Hadley, b — . P O Oil City, Pa. S. 
 
 III. David C. Hadley, bin Trumbull Co. Pa. Mar6, 
 1843, m Eveline Morrison Oct 12, 1865. She wash 
 in Mercer Co. Pa. Feb 24, 1843. P O Hadley, Pa. 
 Farmer, and Stock-dealer. Presby. C: Edwin, 
 Warren. 
 
 lY. Edwin T. Hadley, bjan 1S67, d Oct 22, 18S1, 
 aged 14 years. 
 
 lY- Warren M. Hadley, b in Mercer Co. Pa. May 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADLEY m 
 
 II, 1871, m Vieva Reed Oct 18, 1894. Settled on 
 bis father's farm just out-side the town of Hadley, 
 Pa. Farmer, Presby. C: (Y) Helen M. Hadley' 
 b Aug II, 1895. (Y) Esther J. Hadley, b Feb 5,' 
 1897. (Y) Ruth Emma Hadley, b Nov 19, 1900. (Y) 
 Albina Marie Hadley, b Apr 3, 1902. 
 181 Margaret J. Hadley, bat Hadley, Pa. Nov 22, 
 1845, m H. S. Lyons May 29, 1866. He was b at 
 Hubbard, Ohio, May 29, 1844. P O Hadley, Pa. 
 Farmer, Presby. C: W. Frank, Walter, Dolly. 
 They lived at Hubbard, Ohio, until about 1874, 
 when they bought a farm and moved thereon. 
 SY. W. Frank Lyons b at Hubbard, Ohio, Mar 25, 
 1869, m Lucy E. Merrick Dec 2, 1890. P O Clarks 
 Mills, Pa. Hardware merchant, Meth Ep. C: (Y) 
 Margaret Lyons b May 4, 1892. (Y) Harriet Lyons, 
 bjan 13, 1895. 
 
 lY. Walter E. Lyons, b Mar 30, 1884. P O Clarks 
 Mills, Pa. 
 
 lY. Dally Lyons, born in 1867, died in Inf. 
 
 ||. Thomas Jefferson Hadley, b in Sussex Co. N. J. 
 Feb 8, 1809, d at Noble, Branch Co. Mich. Sept 
 1877, m Anna Cope. She was bat New Lisbon, 
 Ohio, d at Noble, Mich. Carpenter, Meth Ep. C.- 
 Amanda, Lucy, Elbridge, Bertha, Mary, Oscar, 
 Julia. 
 
 HI. Amanda Hadley, b Nov 1834, m David Babcock. 
 P O Orland, Ind. Farmer, Meth Ep. C: Infant, 
 F)nIora . 
 
 Infant d unnamed. 
 
 Enlora Babcock, b— , d in 1885, m Wesley For- 
 long. 
 
 \\\. Lucy Hadley, b in Summit Co. Ohio, Apr 1834, 
 m James Curtis, (d). PO Union City, Mich. Far- 
 mer, Meth Ep. C: 
 
iy4 IHE llhAUl.K^ HISTOKT 
 
 lY. Harry Curtis, d aged 3 years. 
 
 lY. Ella Curtis, m Fuller. 
 
 111. Elbridge Hadley, b 1S36, m Mary Foster, P O 
 Gilead, Mich. C: (|V) Cora, Jay. Ethel. Fred. 
 
 III. Bertha Hadley, b vSept 5, 1845, d Sept 4. 1S65. 
 
 III. Mary E. Hadley, b in Suininit Co. Ohio, Oct 
 25, 1847, m John Rice May 5, 1869. He d Sept 4. 
 1881. C: William. Mary m second husband, Nel- 
 son Tilman, Mar 23, 1SS3. He d Feb iH<,2. P O 
 Van Buren, Ind. Drygoods merchant. Mcth Ep. 
 
 lY. William T. Rice, b at Noble, Mich. Feb 5. 
 1 87 1, m Jennie Brewer Nov 3. 1SS9. Res. 271. E. 
 57th St. Chicago, 111, C: ' Y ' Lawrence Rice, b 
 Aug 19, 1 89 1. 
 
 III. Oscar Hadley, b Nov 1S79. Traveling .sales- 
 man, Meth Ep. S . 
 
 III. JuHa Hadley, b Feb 16, 1852, d Sept 4. 1S64. 
 
 ||. Aaron L. Hadley, b May 10. 1810, d — . in — . 
 C: (III) Hadley, h — , d aged i year. 
 
 ||. Isaac Dennis Hadley, b in Su.sscx Co. New Jer- 
 sey, June I, 1812, d in East Palestine. Ohio, Oct iS, 
 1889, m Jane Early June 7, 1833. She was b Jan 2, 
 i8ii,dOct 18, 1889. Carpenter. Pres!)y. C: Hel- 
 en, John, Elizabeth, William. Joseph, Margaret. 
 
 III. Helen Hadley, b Mar 8, 1834, d Nov 14. 1847. 
 
 III. John Hadley, b Jan 10, 1836, djan 10. 1837. 
 
 III. Elizabeth Hadley, b Oct 25, 1838, m Samuel 
 Gorby May 12, 1S53. She d Oct 15, 1882. U B 
 ch. C: Adalade, Joseph, William, Emmet, Mary, 
 Ida, Benjamin, James, Phebe, Eva, Amy, George, 
 Lizzie. Reside between East Palestine and East Liver- 
 pool, Ohio. 
 
 111. William Hadley, b Aug 6, 1841, d Mar 30, 
 1842. 
 
 III. Joseph D. Hadley, b Nov 18, 1843, d June 26, 
 1847. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADLEY 195 
 
 111. Margaret E. Hadley, b in Unity, Col. Co. Ohio, 
 Dec 14, 1848, m William L. Johnson Jan 3, 1867. He 
 was b May 24, 1844. P O East Palestine, Ohio. 
 Watchman at R. R. crossing, Methodists. C: John, 
 Eva, Charles, Henrietta, Adda. 
 
 lY- John D. Johnson, b at Unity, Ohio, Feb 16. 
 1869, m Margaret Landier Mar 31, 1900. P O East 
 Palestine, O. Potteryman kiln placer, Luth. C: 
 (Y) Infant, b July 17, 1901, d next day. (Y) Roy 
 C. Johnson, b Jan 21, 1902. 
 
 JY- Eva Jane Johnson, b at Columbus, Neb. Sept 
 II, 1872, m Joseph A. Tyson Oct II, 1889. He d 
 Feb 26, 1 89 1. Eva m second husband, Thomas 
 Whitehouse, Mar 20, 1895. P O East Palestine, O. 
 Presby. C: (Y) Margaret G. Whitehouse, b 1896. 
 (Y) JohnE. Whitehouse, b 1898. (Y) Ruth White- 
 house, b Oct 8, 1901. 
 
 lY. Charles E. Johnson, b Aug 2, 1875, d May 22, 
 1878. 
 
 lY. Henrietta Johnson, bin East Palestine, O. June 
 26, 1878, m Homer Miller June 20, 1901. Res. .1908 
 Chartiers St. Alleghny, Pa. Railroad conductor, 
 Presby. No issue. 
 
 lY. Adda Florence Johnson, bat East Palestine, O. 
 Aug 8, 1881, m Fred Bortner June 20, 1901. P O 
 East Palestine, O. Potteryman, jiggersman. Pres- 
 by. C: (Y) Helen V. Bortner, b July 28, 1902. 
 
 f|. Charity Hadley, b May 26, 1815, d young. 
 
 \\. Hannah Hadley, (twin), b May 26, 1815, d 
 
 young. 
 
 ||. Margaret Hadley, b in Columbiana Co. Ohio, 
 Nov 2, 1817, m Samuel Kees June 30, 1833. He 
 was b in Columbiana Co. Ohio, Oct 16, 1811, d 
 near Sparta, Ohio, July 27, 1875. Farmer, Chris- 
 tian ch. C: Samantha, Minerva, Thomas, Aaron, 
 
196 THE llEADl.EV IIISTOKV 
 
 Sophia, Angeline, Mary, Martha, Margaret, Ahiiira. 
 
 III. Samantha Ann Kees, b — , in Osgood A. Dus- 
 tin Oct 1 8, 1855. He d Jan 11, 1902. P O Maren- 
 go, 'O. Blacksmith, farmer. C: Kmma. 
 
 lY- EmmaDustin, b Nov 22, 1857, d Sept 9, 1S5S. 
 
 III. Minerva Kees, b Mar 23. 1837, m Mathias Mc 
 Kinstry. PON. Washington, Hardin Co. O. C: 
 Samuel, William, Nellie. 
 
 IV. Samuel Burton Mc Kinstry. P O Nortli Wash 
 ington, O. 
 
 lY. William E. Mc Kinstry. 
 
 lY. Nellie Mc Kinstry, m Kverliart. V (> 
 
 Kenton, O. 
 
 III. Thomas Jefferson Kees, bin Columbiana Co. 
 O. Sept 31, 1839, d at Sparta, O. Mar 20, 1874. vS. 
 
 III. Aaron Kees, b in Columljiana Co. O. Oct 13, 
 1 841, m Huldah Sprague. P O Centerburg, Ohio. 
 Retired farmer. He enlisted in Comj)any B. 43rd O. 
 V. I. Nov 22, 1861; served until July 13, 1865, and 
 vs'as not wounded. He engaged in the following bat- 
 tles, viz: New Madrid, Mo; lulca and Corinth, Miss; 
 Decatur, Ala; Resaca, Dallas, Kenesaw MouiUain, 
 Nickajack Creek, Atlanta and Savannah, Ga; and 
 Rivers Bridges, S. C. Meth Ep. C: Flora, Calvin, 
 Charles, Carrit, Maggie. 
 
 lY. Flora Bell Kees, b in Morrow Co. Oliio, Nov 
 4, 1866, m A. H. Wright Dec 25, 1889. Farmer. 
 P O Rich Hill, O. C: 
 
 Y. Grace C. Wright, b Dec 21, 1S94. 
 
 lY. Calvin D. Kees, b Mar 6, 1868, m Myrtle Hash- 
 barger Feb 8, 1893. P O Centerburg, O. Farmer, 
 Meth Ep. C: 
 
 Y. Mildred H. Kees, b Oct 16, 1893. 
 
 Y. George B. Kees, bOct4, 1897. 
 
 lY. Charles Kees, b in Morrow Co. O. Mar 6. 1870, 
 
fvEV. Nathamkl J. Hadi.ey. 
 (See page IDS) 
 
DESCENDANTS OK .U)]]S IJEADJ^EY I{^7 
 
 ra Maud Griffis. C: (}l j Minnie Belle Kees, b May 
 14, 1893. ^Y; Homer O. Kees, b Feb 9, 1895, d Nov 
 2,1895. f}l) Charles H. Kees, bDeci, 1897. ^Y) 
 Gladys Kees, b Oct 15, 1899 . 
 
 IV. Carrie Kees, b July 26, 1876, ra Aruthur Barre. 
 P O Centerburg, O. Farmer, Meth Ep. C: ^Y; 
 George A. Barre, b Sept 13, 1896. ^Y; Hazel Belle 
 Barre, b Dec 18, 1899. 
 
 iV Maggie M. Kees, b Aug i, 1879, "^ Clarence 
 Lyons Oct 2, 1898. P O Marengo, O. Farmer. 
 C: ^}l) Orlin Lester Lyons, b Mar 23, 1802. 
 
 Ii|. Sophia E. Kees, b July G, 1844, m James K. 
 Carson. He d Aug r, 1895. P O Granville, O. 
 P'arraer, Baptist. C: Delford, C — , Homer. 
 
 lY- Delford Frank Carson, b — , d in 111. Nov 24, 
 189S, m — . 
 
 lY C. O. Carson, b Aug ri, 1873, d vSept 1873. 
 
 lY. Homer O. Carson, b Oct 29, 1883. P O Gran- 
 ville, O. 
 
 ijl Angeline Kees, bin Morrovv- Co. Oct 23, 1847, d 
 Oct 20, 1903, m James P. Gage. Farmer, 4 child- 
 ren. 
 
 III. Mary Kees, b Mar 23, 1851, m Edwin Howes. 
 P O Marengo, O. Farmer. C: Alice, . 
 
 lii. Martha Kees, b Mar 23, 1851, ("twin;, m Henry 
 Keller. P O Sparta, O. Farmer, U. B. ch. C: 
 William, Alfaretta. 
 
 IV. William Keller. P O Sparta, O. 
 
 IV. Alfaretta Keller, m Jackson. P O Mt. 
 
 Liberty, O. 
 
 III. Margaret A. Kees, bjan 15, 1854, m Jacob W. 
 Berry. P O Marengo, O. Farmer. No issue. 
 
 III. Almira Kees, b Mar 19, 1857, m A. J. Frost. 
 P O Mercer, Mo. Farmer. No issue. 
 
 ||. Samuel F. Hadley, b in Columbiana Co. Ohio, 
 
198 THE HEADl.EV HISTOKV 
 
 Mar 4, 1820, d in New Springfield, O. Sept 4, 1890, 
 m Sarah Ann Peters Apr 29, 1S41. She was b in 
 Adams Co. Pa. Jan 19, 1817, d in Nortli Lima, O. 
 June 4, 1902. Mr. Hadley in early life was a shoe- 
 maker, and afterwards bought and sold cattle and 
 sheep. He was Justice of the Peace for 23 years in 
 Springfield twp Mahoning Co. O. They lived during 
 their entire married life in New Sj^ringfield. Ohio, 
 and were active members of the Lutheran ch. C: 
 Wilson, Francis, Ephriam, Samuel. Mariali, Sarah, 
 David, Sophia, John, Manerva. 
 
 III. Wilson S. Hadley, b Jan 23, 1S42, m Maria Mil- 
 ler Oct 4, 1863. She was b Aug 30. I S4 1. P O New 
 Springfield, O. Shoemaker, later farmer; Lutheran 
 C: Sylvanus, Nathaniel. Henry, Sarah. 
 
 lY- Sylvanus Mosheim Hadley, bjuly 7. 186^, d 
 Mar 4, 1866. 
 
 lY- Rev. Nathaniel James Hadley, b in vSpringlield 
 twp Mahoning Co. O. Nov 17. 1866, m Myrtle Row- 
 sher Dec 18, 1895. Res. 575 Second Avt\ Lorain, 
 Ohio. His boyhood days were spent on a farm. 
 After attending the district schools he took a course 
 in the Poland Union Seminary, which, in its day 
 was one of Ohio's most famous preparatory institu- 
 tions. Mr. Hadley's course was an intermitted one, 
 and in the intervals between the periods of study he 
 engaged in teaching. He later entered North Nor- 
 mal College at Canfield, O. In the fall of 1887 he 
 matriculated in Wittenberg College, Springfield, O, 
 and graduated at that institution with the degree of 
 B. A. in 1 891. In the fall of the same year he en- 
 tered Wittenberg Theological Seminary, and on the 
 completion of a three-year cour.se the degree of 
 Bachelor of Divinity was conferred upon him. The 
 same year his Alma Mater bestowed upon him the 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JolIN HEADLEY ]'M 
 
 degree of Master of Arts. Immediately afterward, 
 in the fall of 1894, he was ordained as a minister of 
 the gospel by the Wittenberg Synod of the English 
 Lutheran church at Bellefontaine, Ohio, having been 
 licensed to preach the gospel by the same religious 
 authority the previous year. In May 1894 Rev. 
 Mr. Hadley took charge of his first congregation at 
 West Liberty, Ohio, a town of about 1500 population. 
 There he remained in successful and harmonious re- 
 lations with his flock until called to a broader field 
 Mar 15, 1898, in Galion, Ohio, where he served the 
 Christ Knglish Lutheran church for five years. 
 
 Rev. Mr. Hadley 's work in Galion well illustra- 
 te;^ the force of character of the man. Young and 
 energetic he went to work with a will, wiped out an 
 indebtedness and established the church organiza- 
 tion on a basis which has added to its power and in- 
 fluence, and greatly increased the congregation in 
 number. During his pastorate in Galion the church 
 was remodeled and reopened free of debt. When 
 the new congregation was organized at Lorain, Ohio, 
 the Board of Home Missions selected Rev. Mr. Had- 
 ley to take up that work, and he became its first pas- 
 tor October I, 1903. During the fir.st eight months 
 the membership grew to nearly one hundred, and 
 was fast becoming one of the strongest and most in- 
 fluential churches of Lorain, Ohio. 
 
 When in Logan county Ohio, he was president 
 of the county Christian Endeavor Union, and during 
 his incumbency in the office of the county had the 
 distinction of winning the banner offered by the 
 State Association for the best organization and for 
 the progress and work of the year. While in Galion 
 he served for a term at the head of the Crawford 
 Count v Christian Endeavor Union. He served 
 
200 THE HEADLEV HISTORY 
 
 several terms as president of the Ministers' Union in 
 Galion and three successive years as secretary of 
 Wittenberg Synod. While in Galion he edited an 
 eight-page parish paper entitled the "Lutheran Visi- 
 tor." Mrs. Hadley, who had taken a select course 
 at Wittenberg College, and was previously a teacher 
 in the public schools of Millersbiirg, Ohio, is a lady 
 of superior intelligence and culture, and i» of great 
 assistance to her husband in the exercise of the high 
 functions of his holy calling. C: fY) Florence E. 
 Hadley, b Mar ii, 1897. (Y) Miriam Eleanor Had- 
 ley, b Feb 5, 1902. 
 
 fV- Rev. Henry Clement Hadley, I) in Mahoning 
 Co. Ohio, Mar 7, 1868, m Loretta May vSniith Sept 
 19, 1899. Res. 84 Irvington St. Cleveland, Ohio. 
 His boyhood days were spent on his father's farm, 
 attending a country school in the winter. At an 
 early age he believ^ed he was called to preach the gos- 
 pel, and he united with the English Evangelical 
 Lutheran church at the age of 14. He attended the 
 North Eastern Ohio Normal College at Canficld, O., 
 a part of the time from 1 886- 1 888. He then taught 
 school three years. He entered Wittenberg College, 
 Springfield, Ohio, in 1891, and graduated in 1895, 
 having entirely paid his own way through College. 
 During his summer vacations he canvas.sed for books. 
 In Sept 1895 he entered Wittenberg Theological 
 Seminary at Springfield, Ohio, and graduated in June 
 1898. At this time he received the degree of Master 
 of Arts from his Alma Mater. He was ordained a 
 minister of the gospel at Lima, Ohio, Oct 3, 1898, 
 and later became pastor of St. John's Lutheran ch. 
 of Ohio City, Ohio, June i, 1898. This church had 
 a membership of 64 and a very burdensome debt. 
 During a pastorate of 4 years 105 members were 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADLEY SOI 
 
 received, the debt paid off , and many improvements 
 made; over $4,000. being contributed during the pas- 
 torate. He accepted a unanimous and urgent call to 
 the Christian Endeavor Memorial Lutheran Church 
 of Cleveland, Ohio, July i,, 1902. This church also 
 had a very heavy debt and only a membership of 85 . 
 During the two years which have just passed the 
 debt has been entirely liquidated, the membership 
 more than doubled, the salary increased, and many 
 improvements made. 
 
 IV. vSarah Elizabeth Hadley, b June 28, 1871. Res. 
 New Springfield, Ohio. Luth. S. 
 
 III. Francis B. Hadley, b June 2, 1843, m Lizzie 
 Cobbs June 1868. P O Alliance, O. Blacksmith 
 retired, Luth. No issue. 
 
 III. Ephraim Hadley, bAug3, 1844, in New Spring- 
 field, Ohio, d Sept 8, 1903, in Hadley, Pa., m Mary 
 Lyons. She was b Sept 9, 1847, d Feb 25, 1891. 
 C: Dallas, Samuel. Ephraim m second wife. Ex- 
 perience Bash, in 1893. No issue. Farmer and 
 stock dealer. 
 
 lY. Dallas E. Hadley, b at Hubbard, O. Aug 22, 
 1870, m Austa Oshall Dec 21, 1891. She d in 1901, 
 Dallas m second wife, Edith Bemis. P O Robin- 
 hood Ave. Lakewood, O. Traveling salesman, 
 Presby. No issue. 
 
 lY. Samuel H. Hadley, b in Hubbard, Ohio, Mar 
 15, 1876, m May Wheeler Aug 17, 1898. She d 
 Mar 23, 1902. No issue. He m second wife, Ag- 
 nes S. Reed, July 15, 1903. She wash Oct 27, 1878. 
 No issue (1904). P O Sharon, Pa. In the spring 
 of 1 89 1 Prof. Hadley passed the township eighth 
 grade examination, receiving his diploma, and in the 
 fall of that year entered Fredonia Institute, gradu- 
 ating from that institution in 1894. He began teach- 
 
302 THE IIEADLEY HISTORY" 
 
 ing in the public schools in the winter of 1894. In 
 1895 he was called to the Sharpsville, Pa. schools to 
 take charge of the seventh and eighth grades^ 
 and in 1896 was elected principal of one of the build- 
 ings there. In 1S97 he was called as teacher to 
 Fredonia Institute and, having graduated in June 
 
 1898 from Grove City College in the Classical course, 
 he was elected to the chair of Latin at Fredonia. In 
 
 1899 he was elected principal of Terrace Avenue 
 Schools, New Castle, Pa., which position he filled 
 with honor and was holding at the time of his election 
 as superintendent of the Sharon, Pa. Public Schools. 
 Presby. 
 
 III. Samuel F. Hadley, bjan 17, 1S46, m Ellen 
 Hunkhouser Sept 3, 1874. She wash Mar 15, 185S, 
 d Nov 28, 1898. C: Sadie, Luie, William. Hem 
 second wife, Mrs. Sadie Whitmore, (Nee Buchest- 
 er), Sept 24, 1899. P O East Palestine, Ohio. 
 House painter, later farmer; Luth. 
 
 lY- Sadie M. Hadley, b Mar 19, 1876, n Nov 30, 
 1900. 
 
 lY- Luie E. Hadley, b Sept 29, 1878, m Curtis. 
 Whitmore Apr 16, 1902. He was b Apr S, i88r. 
 P O East Palestine, Ohio. Farmer, Luth. C: (Y> 
 Fay A. Whitmore. 
 
 lY. William W. Hadley, b Sept 30, 1880, m Ivy 
 Yerian Apr 12, 1904. She was b Nov 8, 1880. P O 
 East Palestine, O. Farmer. 
 
 III. Maria Elizabeth Hadley, b Jan I, 1848, d Sept 
 27, 1862. 
 
 III. Sarah Ellen Hadley, b May 15, 1850, m Jacob 
 Elserjan 2, 1868. P O North Lima, Ohio. Re- 
 formed ch. C: Mary, Martha, Oscar, Samuel, 
 Manerva, Margaret, Hattie. 
 
 lY. Mary Jane Elser, b May 9, 1869, m Robert T. 
 
DESCENDANTS OF JOHN HEADLEY 208 
 
 Jessup. P O Columbiana, Ohio. C: (Y) Samuel 
 HJessup,b July 20, 1895-96. (Y) Margaret Jessup , 
 b Apr 12, 1901, d Aug 1903. 
 
 IV. Martha B. Elser, b Sept i, 1871. P O North 
 Lima, O. Refch. S. 
 
 lY. Oscar S. Elser, bjan 31, 1874, m Ida Lehman 
 Sept 1898. P O Calla, Ohio. Farmer, Ref ch. 
 C: (Y) Grace Elser, b June 28, 1902. 
 .|Y. Sanjuel U. Elser, b Feb 4, 1876, m Alice Sprin- 
 kle 1900. P O Woodworth, O. Farmer, Ref ch. 
 C: (Y) Otta Henry Elser, b Apr 5, 1904. 
 
 lY- Manerva Alice Elser, b July 22, 1878, mjohn 
 Marks Feb r6, 1900. P O North Lima, Ohio. 
 Undertaker. C: (Y) Raymond F. Marks, b Sept 
 
 23. 1903- 
 
 lY- S. Margaret Elser, b Dec 16, 1881. S. 
 
 lY- Hattie P. Elser, b Dec 19, 1884. S. 
 
 Ii|. David H. Hadley, b Oct 17, 1851, ra Mary A. 
 Welkjan6, 1876. She was b Dec 22, 1853. P O 
 Youngstown, Ohio. Foreman in machine shop. 
 Luth. C: 
 
 [Y- Edna J. Hadley, b Dec 10, 1S77, m Theodore 
 Bretz Oct 22, 1897. He was b Mar 16, 1876. P O 
 New Waterford, O. Presby. No issue. 
 
 }8|. Sophia Catharine Hadley, b May 6, 1854, m 
 Joseph Eckert Feb 1 , 1871. P O New Springfield, 
 Ohio. Farmer, Ev Assn. C: Manerva, Ellen, 
 Bertha, Lewis. 
 
 lY- Manerva J. Eckert, b Apr 16, 1873, m William 
 Stahl Mar 22, 1891. PO New Springfield, Ohio. 
 Laborer, Luth. C: (Y) Hazel Bell Stahl, b Oct 20, 
 1892. (Y) Ralph E. Stahl, b Apr 13, 1895, d Aug 
 1895. (Y) Dallas E. Stahl, b Apr 22, 1898, d 1S98. 
 
 lY. Ellen B. Eckert, b Apr 11, 1875, m Charles 
 McNeese Sept 8, 1894. P O New Springfield, O. 
 
304 THE HEADLEY HISTOKY 
 
 Farmer. C: (Y) Myrtle McNeese, b Nov 14, 1S95. 
 
 IV. Bertha Pearl Eckert, b June 22, 18S0, m Harry 
 Hoffman July 3, 1902. P O New Springfield, Ohio. 
 Teamster, Luth. 
 
 IV. Lewis Evan Eckert b Apr 29, 1S94. 
 
 III. John Hadley, b— . d infant. 
 
 III. Manervajane Hadley, bjuly 18, 1861, m Rich- 
 ard Shale Sept 17, 1882. He was b Apr 6, 1858. 
 Res. Fall Ave. Youngstown, Ohio. He has been a 
 very energetic, popular and successful public school 
 teacher, and later engaged in the mercantile business. 
 From there he was elected Infirmary director of Mah- 
 oning county and served as their clerk. He is now 
 the chief clerk for the treasurer of Mahoning county. 
 Luth. C: (IV)Clark Evan Shale, b July 4, 1883. 
 (IV) Disney Guy Shale, bjune 24, 1888. 
 
Rev. Hknky C. Hadi.kv 
 (See page ,'iU()) 
 
KARI,Y HEADI.EY MARRIAGES OF WHOM 
 WE HAVE NO FURTHER DATA. 
 
 John Headley, m Sarah Ball in 1795. She was 
 b m 1769, d J. V. Jan 11, 1821. C: Maria, b 1797, d 
 1815. Ivockey, b 1799, m Tona Wade 1818. Jane, 
 b 1 80 1, m Wm. Tovvuley 1826. 
 
 Thomas Headley, m Elizabeth . She was a 
 
 member of the Presbyterian church at Morristown, 
 N. J. in 1743. 
 
 Samuel Headley, of Stafford twp ManmouthCo. 
 
 N. J. b — , d 1791, m Martha . C: Joseph, 
 
 Ezekiel Cooper, Mary, Elizabeth, Sarah, Martha, 
 Laura, Abigail. 
 
 Rhoda Headley, m Enos Meeker Mar 9, 1803. 
 Essex Co. N. J. Records. 
 
 Rachel Headley, m Manuel Lasure May 2, 
 1803. Essex Co. N.J. Records. 
 
 Phebe Headley, m Zenas Mills July 15, 1787. 
 He was b at Rockaway Apr 1766; removed to Ohio. 
 
 Patience Headley, m Carman Thompson. He 
 was bat "Conn. Farms," 1755, d May 12, 1782. C: 
 
 Mary, m Peter Bennett, Sarah, m Pettinger; 
 
 and Carman. 
 
 Moses Headley, m Elizabeth Parker Nov 12, 
 1796. She wash at Long Hill Feb 8, 1770. 
 
 Mary Headley, of "Conn. Farms," m Calvin 
 Osborn Dec^i83 — . 
 
 Mary Headley, mjohn Crane Oct 181 5. 
 
 Mary Headley, m Daniel Cookman Feb 18 15. 
 
806 THE HEADLEY HISTOKV 
 
 Mary Headley, b at "Conn. Farms," ni Jaracs 
 Smith Mar 23, 1833. 
 
 John Headley, b 175S, d about 181 8; resided in 
 New Jersey and Orange Co. N. V. 
 
 Hannah Headley, m Elias Beach; removed to 
 the Lakes. 
 
 Elizabeth Headley, m Eleazer Miller Jan 1796. 
 
 Charlotte Headley, m Frazee Steven^. 
 
 Abigail Headley, m Charles Hole. 
 
 Joseph Headley, bachelor of Westchester, N. 
 Y., m Rebecca Dykeman May 8, 17 16. 
 
 |. Richard Headley, b 164.2, m — Drake. He 
 was chosen clerk of the train lands of Westchester, 
 N. Y. Nov 4, 1689. C: Samuel, Robert. 
 
 ||. Samuel Headley, (son of Richard), b between 
 1665-1686, m Sarah Dickerman. 
 
 ||. Robert Headley. 
 
I 
 
 RECORD. 
 
 From lyib. A. B. 5. Page 335 of record in office 
 of East Jersey Proprietor's office: 
 
 Deed from Richard Headley of Essex Co. to 
 Jonathan Stiles, Dec 14, 1764, 50 acres of land onS. 
 E. branch of the Walkill of Sussex Co. 
 
 An Isaac Headley was town clerk of Newark, 
 N. J. in 1810. 
 
HEADLEYS IN THE REVOLUTION-. 
 
 Pot. 164. Isaac Headley in 4th Reg. Orange Co. 
 N. Y. Mil. 
 
 Pot. 190 Moses Headley, 3rd Reg. Ulster Co. 
 
 N. Y. Mil. 
 
 John Headley, private in Col. Maxwell's Reg. 
 1775-82. In 179S living in Orange Co. N. V. aged 
 59 years. 
 
 Nathaniel Headley, (Pot. in 3rd Batt). 
 
 Moses Headley, Pot. Morris Co. 
 
 Ephraim Headley, Pot. 
 
 Jacob Headley, enlisted from Morristown. In 
 1832 was in Bradford Co. Pa. apparently aged 69. 
 
 Corey Headley in Essex Co. N. J. 
 
 Frances Headley, in Sussex Co. N. J. 
 
 John Thompson Headley, Essex Co. N. J. 
 
 Stephen Headley, Pot. Essex Co. In battles of 
 "Conn. Farms," Epringfield and Manm:)Uth. b Jan 
 28, 1761. 
 
 James Headley, Pot. and Serg. enlisted from 
 Newton, N.J. , b Aug 6, 1756. In 1S32 resided in 
 Huron Co. Ohio; was wounded in the leg at the bat- 
 tle of Springfield. 
 
 Joseph Headley, Pot. from Sussex Co. N.J. In 
 1809 moved to Ohio. 
 
Extracts From Notes of Miss Mary Headley of 7 60 
 
 High St. Newark, N. J. of Early Emigrants 
 
 of the Headley Family. 
 
 Aug 21, 1635, Michell (Michael) Hedly embar- 
 qued in the George, Jo. Swerne Master. This emi- 
 grant was 24 years old and previous to his transporta- 
 tion he was examined by the minister at Graves End, 
 England, (the vessel being intended for Virginia). 
 
 June 10, 1635, Edward Headley and Thomas 
 Headley embarqued in the "True Love" Delyondon, 
 Robert Dennis Master. They were examined by the 
 minister at Graves End, England. 
 
 July 3, 1684, Joanna Headley, daughter of Den- 
 nis and Joanna Headley, born in Sudbury, Middle- 
 sex Co. 
 
 Mass. Records. Dennis Headley was one of the 
 Narragansett grantees and was living at Sudbury as 
 late as April 1735. He was a soldier of the Narra- 
 gansett Indian war and received a grant of land there- 
 fore. 
 
 Hon. Benjamin Chadbourne, (sonof William and 
 Mary, and grandson of Humphrey Chadbourne who 
 came to Maine in 1 631), was born July 23, 17 18, died 
 1796, married first, Mary Headle5^ 
 
 John Headley married the daughter of Peley 
 Slocum. She was born Oct 29, 1682. Peley Slocum 
 was a prominent Quaker of Dartmouth, (now Ply- 
 mouth), Mass. born 1654, d 1732. 
 
 John Parker died Dec 1702, leaving his property 
 to Robert Smith of Egg Harbor, widow Sarah 
 Browne, Thomas Headley, and Christ church at 
 Elizabethtown. 
 
 The naming of Thomas Headley in the will of 
 John Parker, and the qualification of Sarah Smith as 
 administratrix of Leonard Headley show a connec- 
 tion between the families of Headley-Parker-Smith 
 and Ogden. 
 
OBlTrARV 
 
 Mrs. Bessie Boyd Bowen, daughter of vSamuel 
 Freeman Headley.died at the residence of her daugh- 
 ter Mrs. John C. Lewis, Roland Park, Baltimore, on 
 Friday Nov 25, 1904, after a long illness. Although 
 a great sufTerer the end came peacefully, and she 
 closed her eyes in the full ho|>e of the blessed here- 
 after, longing to be with the Master she loved and so 
 devoutly served. 
 
 Her remains were laid to rest m liie lainiiy piul, 
 Evergreen Cemetery .beside her soldier husband Lieut. 
 James V. Bentley. (See page 180). 
 
 OMLSSIONS. 
 
 IX. Thomas Burnett Gardner, b at Washington, 
 D. C, Oct 7, 1873. Res. 1509 Tea St. N. W. Wash- 
 ington, D. C. (Page 44). 
 
 IV. Phebe Headley, daughter 01 Cary Headley 
 omitted in list of children. (See page 40). 
 
 Y. Mary (Headley) Wade, married second hus- 
 band Mathias Burnett. No issue. (See page 121 j. 
 
 CORRECTION. 
 
 Page 131, fifteenth and sixteenth lines are un- 
 doubtedly incorrect, as it is evident that she was not 
 the daughter of Samuel Headley Sr. 
 
ERRATA 
 
 Pag-e 
 
 11 
 
 IS 
 
 34 
 3S 
 40 
 45 
 45 
 46 
 4^ 
 09 
 71 
 
 wo 
 
 91 
 98 
 
 95 
 9t> 
 97 
 97 
 
 97 
 
 97 
 
 9bi 
 
 101 
 
 102 
 
 K« 
 
 IW 
 
 106 
 
 109 
 lOit 
 113 
 114 
 
 lis 
 
 123 
 123 
 124 
 124 
 131 
 132 
 132 
 137 
 
 137 
 13s 
 13S 
 
 irst buildins, not 
 
 readKarnell, notCarnaillc 
 
 end of 13tii line from i-op reaa, 
 
 dwelling. 
 
 ninth line read, Apr 27, 1S94, not 1794. 
 
 read Mar 13, 1762, not 15. 
 
 read Dragoons, not Dragons. 
 
 2nd line from top, read May 19, not Mar. 
 
 3rd line from top, read May 10, not Mar. 
 
 bottom line, re^d N. Y., not^i^. J. 
 
 Foot note, read July 31, 1737, not 1837. 
 
 read Rollin D. Headley, d 1S6S, not 1S69. 
 
 read Lewis Headley, m 1S43, not 1853. 
 
 read Kate Hopping, m John Bosweli, not Roswell. 
 
 read Starkey S'ta., not StarkK. 
 
 read Janette L. Hathawav, b Oct 7, 1836. 
 
 read Electa H. Hathawav, b 1843, not 1823. 
 
 read Alice M. Struble. m Albert M. Buklev Got 29 
 
 not 27. 
 
 read VII. Everhard Home Roe. not Edward. 
 
 Edward Roe, b Jan IS, not 15. 
 
 Wm. L. Rce, b Angl4, not 24. 
 Gabriel Van Ouzer,"D Orange Co. 
 
 N. Y 
 
 read Vlll. 
 
 read VIII. 
 
 read Rev. 
 
 not N. J. 
 
 read Tusten (^Van Duzer), not Luster. 
 
 read IX. Lewi* T. McCormick, not Lewis M. 
 
 read VIII. Martha Van Duzer, not Vli. 
 
 ISth line read relinquishing. 
 
 read IX. Leslie E. Merriu,"" b 1898, not 1890. 
 
 read Calvin Carr, d in 1884, not 1844. 
 
 read HattieC. Lindley, blS91, not 1871. 
 
 read Sarah Ann Headley, m W. L. Shuman Dec. 2Dth, 
 
 not 25th. 
 
 read Stephen "Wade, b Nov, not Sept. 
 
 read Phebe Wade, b Oct 3, not 2. 
 
 read Monmouth, not Maumouth. 
 
 read Sportsman's goods, not Sportmaus. 
 
 read Ella F. Stewart, b 1886, not 1786. 
 
 read John C. Mooney, d l^o3, not 1835. 
 
 read Martha P. Mooney. b Nov 23, not 12. 
 
 read Rebecca Bruen Headley, b 1798, not 1898. 
 
 read Merchant tailor, not Taylor. 
 
 read Mo.-es Gardner, b Feb 10, not 19. 
 
 read Volunteer L. Dragoons, not Dragons. 
 
 read Sears Robert Gardner, b 1811, not 1821. 
 
 read Marv Ann Gardner, m Joseph Enjjlish 1854, not 
 
 1845. 
 
 read VIlI. Marv Pierson Gardner, b 184:S, not 1S34. 
 
 read IX. Martha E. Dallas, b Oct 7, not 9. 
 
 read VIII. Martha A. Gardner, b 1847, not 1849. 
 
212 THE HEADLEY HISTORY 
 
 " 140 read IX. Alice O. Ciaidiier, luWiu. .1. WiUou 1NX>, 
 
 not 1697. 
 
 « 143 read Vll. Mary Gardner, d l.s:j;{, not 18.3.5. 
 
 " 142 read Samuel i-iid Tljaiiklul (Earl) Crowell, ni»t (Eare) 
 
 Cruuwell. 
 
 '< 143 read Issachar Hui^hes, b ls;)0, not '1;>. 
 
 " 142 read Harrison Helliuel Hu^hs, not lietbwel. 
 
 " 144 read X. Foster E. i'riddy, not Lo.ster. 
 
 " 144 read John Win. Perhunius, b Oct l.'j, not ."). 
 
 " 147 rea«l IX. Louisa H. (iardner, b Ihtsi, not '»'.'J. 
 
 " 151 read Hliilij) Schuyler, not Schinyler. 
 
 «' 1.51 read Samuel li. Gardner, b.July 24, 18Nr» (is omitted). 
 
 «' 1.52 read IX. Koselle (iardner, d IsTU, not \H). 
 
 " 1.54 read Col>b, lor chiklren of \\ m. A. and Velinu 
 
 (Gardner) Cobb. 
 
 " 1.56 Kith line read conducted, not constructed. 
 
 «' 157 read Mary \V. (iardner, »1 ls<c.>, not ''.M. 
 
 " 157 read Myron A. 'lay lor, not Ma\run. 
 
 " 157 read AloertC. Hro'wn, b ls.50, not '.51». 
 
 " IfiO read VI. .James Ft)rie (Jaruner, not \ II. 
 
 «' Kil read Charles Earl (Jardner, b IslO, not '20. 
 
 " Ibl read J{icliard Curry, not Carry. 
 
 " lt»2 reail Jame? N. Brown, in-t M. 
 
 " lt)2 read Vll. Krantes Henrietta (Jardner, not VIII. 
 
 " 1()4 read Elizabeth Shurraj^er, b .Marti, not 4. 
 
 " 164 read Henry Howard (iardner, b IS'H. not '^^l 
 
 " 168 read Hhebe E. J.onu;, b INV., not '.•15. 
 
 " 163 read Vll. Elizabeth rLompsoii (Jardner, not \lll. 
 
 *' 171 read Lucy (Janlner, in S(juire Carl 1n4'.', not '4'n. 
 
 " 174 read Mary Ford Minton, d 1>C):{, not '.54. 
 
 «* 177 read Denville, N. .)., nut Danville. 
 
 " 177 read I. Isaac Headley, d \sol, not '0:5. 
 
 " 17*.> read Somervilie, N. J., not Sumerville. 
 
 " 180 read VI. Minerva Vau«;hn Ilcadlev, not \ auglin. 
 
 " 180 read t^harles H. licntly, b Isbt, not '4*;. 
 
 " 183 read American Know-nothinj; niovenient.s. 
 
 " 1«3 lead Win. If. Muir, iKjt Mciir. 
 
 18i> read Win. Hatilev, m 2d wile I.Ufinda Loni;, ls84, 
 not 'SI. 
 
 181) read John I). Hadley, d VMiA, not 180.i. 
 
 191 read Ida H. Hadley, b 1879, not '97. 
 
 198 read Hi. Amaiuia Hadley, b l.s;>2, not '.ll. 
 
 194 read Oscar Hadley, b ls49, not '76. 
 
 197 readOrlin Lester Lyons, b 1".H)2, not IhO.'. 
 
 202 read (Nee Huchecker ) , not Huchester. 
 
 302 read Sadie M. Hadley, b 1878, not '76 
 
 308 read Carey Headley., not Corey. 
 
 208 read Springfield, not Eprin{,'field. 
 
 208 read Monmouth, not Manmouth. 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 Gen 
 
 Page 
 
 Gen 
 
 Page 
 
 8 Allen David 0. 
 
 0( 
 
 4 James E. 
 
 198 
 
 " Mary E. 
 
 a 
 
 " J. Albert 
 
 (( 
 
 " William A. 
 
 i( 
 
 9 Brown Alice 
 
 34 
 
 " Alley Elizabeth 
 
 27 
 
 " Clarence 
 
 (( 
 
 " Fannie 
 
 (( 
 
 8 Esther B. 
 
 41 
 
 " Atwell Edwin. 
 
 77 
 
 9 John H. 
 
 34 
 
 " Baker Abner B. 
 
 50 
 
 4 Burr Catharine L. 
 
 18;^ 
 
 *' Anna M. 
 
 (( 
 
 *' Charles A. 
 
 184 
 
 6 Betsey 
 
 125 
 
 " Harry H. 
 
 u 
 
 7 Daniel N. 
 
 50 
 
 5 Horace B. 
 
 (( 
 
 8 Daniel C. 
 
 51 
 
 4 Irene H. 
 
 (( 
 
 6 Daniel 
 
 125 
 
 " William H. 
 
 183 
 
 8 Eliza J. 
 
 52 
 
 8 Burnett Capt. Levi F. 
 
 44 
 
 *' Emma 
 
 50 
 
 " Martha J. 
 
 <4 
 
 •' Harriet 
 
 (( 
 
 " MaryG. 
 
 43 
 
 *' Harry J. 
 
 52 
 
 " Roxanna 
 
 45 
 
 7 Jane E. 
 
 51 
 
 9 Carlton Dwig-ht 
 
 32 
 
 " Martha 
 
 (( 
 
 " Florence A. 
 
 (( 
 
 Maria 
 
 125 
 
 4 Carson Delford F. 
 
 197 
 
 7 Mary A. 
 
 49 
 
 8 Carr Frank H. 
 
 103 
 
 G Miller 
 
 125 
 
 9 Cook Elwood 
 
 41 
 
 " Newton 
 
 (( 
 
 " George 
 
 (( 
 
 7 Phebe S. 
 
 51 
 
 " Dr. Wilber 
 
 (( 
 
 6 Phebe 
 
 125 
 
 8 Collins Marion P. 
 
 51 
 
 8 Sadie A. 
 
 51 
 
 " Thomas P. 
 
 (( 
 
 " Susan A. 
 
 50 
 
 " Compton Frederick 
 
 119 
 
 7 Susan H. 
 
 51 
 
 " Lauretta 
 
 (( 
 
 8 Thomas D. 
 
 50 
 
 " Courter Alice I. 
 
 45 
 
 7 Thomas C. 
 
 52 
 
 " Joanna N. 
 
 (C 
 
 " Timothy H. 
 
 51 
 
 6 Crane Abner 
 
 24 ' 
 
 8 Warren' T. 
 
 52 
 
 8 Benjamin 
 
 12H ■' 
 
 " William M. 
 
 50 
 
 7 Caroline A. 
 
 164 
 
 7 Ball Elbert 
 
 41 
 
 " Catharine 
 
 (( 
 
 " Elizabeth 
 
 a 
 
 8 Ella 
 
 126 
 
 " Ezekiel 
 
 40 
 
 " Elmer 
 
 (( 
 
 *' Marv 
 
 41 
 
 7 Francis 
 
 164 
 
 " Phebe 
 
 a 
 
 8 Frederick 
 
 125 
 
 *' Sarah 
 
 42 
 
 7 Henry H. 
 
 164 
 
 " Susan 
 
 41 
 
 " Marv E. 
 
 (i 
 
 " Uzal 
 
 40 
 
 " Samuel P. 
 
 164 
 
 8 Beam Annie. 
 
 125 
 
 " Sarah A. 
 
 163, 164 
 
 " Edward 
 
 (( 
 
 " Stephen LI. 
 
 125 
 
 " Louisa 
 
 n 
 
 () Thomas 
 
 164 
 
 " Beard Chanie 
 
 76 
 
 9 Crowell Charlotte 
 
 46 
 
 " Eta 
 
 <( 
 
 " Howard M. 
 
 (( 
 
 E. V. 
 
 a 
 
 4 Curtis Ella 
 
 194 
 
 " Franklin A. 
 
 (( 
 
 7 Dains Harriet E. 
 
 02 
 
 " Glennie 
 
 11 
 
 " Marv C. 
 
 (( 
 
 " Lua 
 
 a 
 
 " Stephen C. 
 
 ii 
 
 5 Bentley Bessie B. 
 
 181 
 
 " Theron S. 
 
 i( 
 
 " Charles H. 
 
 180 
 
 8 Dav Charles 
 
 27 
 
 " Helen L. 
 
 181 
 
 " "Elmer 
 
 u 
 
 G James B. 
 
 180 
 
 " Florence 
 
 11 
 
 5 Josepha B. 
 
 181 
 
 " Stephen H. 
 
 29 
 
 4 Boyd D. Charles 
 
 192 
 
 7 Decker Sarah 
 
 162 
 
 " George W. 
 
 u 
 
 " Dolbier Elizabeth 
 
 125 
 
 * ' Hiram N. 
 
 u 
 
 *' Jane 
 
 u 
 
LMI 
 
 (iKNEKAL INDEX. 
 
 (icu 
 
 
 7 . 
 
 t)(i 
 
 illiiiT Loni.s:i 
 
 (( 
 
 
 Newton 
 
 s 
 
 Drnvncv (icorixc 
 
 i( 
 
 
 1 lit! 1 111 way 
 
 (( 
 
 
 May 
 
 i i 
 
 Kl 
 
 •ciiv Ailtlic 
 
 \ 
 
 Va- 
 
 kfii Hcrtlia V. 
 
 ti 
 
 
 Ellen M. 
 Mam rva J. 
 
 M ■ 
 
 K(l 
 
 ucll Nellie A. 
 
 7 
 
 E.i 
 
 irerley Anios 
 
 1) 
 
 
 (Jrm'e 
 
 S 
 
 
 .Iosei)hiiie E. 
 
 u 
 
 
 Mary 
 
 (i 
 
 
 Mclvinii 
 
 «< 
 
 
 Kosc 1.. 
 
 7 
 
 
 \VilIiain 
 
 .s 
 
 
 William A. 
 
 \\ 
 
 EllciKlorf Florence 
 
 11 
 
 
 Mariiiirella 
 
 i( 
 
 
 Kol.eil F. 
 
 1 
 
 El 
 
 MT 11 at fie r. 
 
 u 
 
 
 Mary .1. 
 
 ti 
 
 
 Munerva 
 
 (( 
 
 
 Martha B. 
 
 (1 
 
 
 Osear S. 
 
 t( 
 
 
 8ainiiel I'. 
 
 i( 
 
 
 Marixan't S. 
 
 \\ 
 
 El 
 
 ston Arthur 8. 
 
 (( 
 
 
 Clnirlotte M. 
 
 S 
 
 
 Harriet, ?. 
 
 
 
 
 Marrv U. 
 
 4( 
 
 s 
 
 
 Helen (i. 
 •loiiathan ;\ . 
 
 
 
 .lonathan M. 
 Marv H. 
 
 (i 
 
 
 Smith K. 
 
 s 
 
 I't 
 
 irher Allu-rt 
 
 i( 
 
 
 Cal.'l. 
 
 t« 
 
 
 Catharine 
 
 (( 
 
 
 KclNvanl E. 
 
 t( 
 
 
 EIreta 
 
 t( 
 
 
 Frances I. 
 
 ti 
 
 
 .Tames 
 
 (( 
 
 
 Mary E. 
 
 (( 
 
 
 Sarah 
 
 (< 
 
 
 Thomas 
 
 ti 
 
 1'^ 
 F( 
 
 icKis Lillian 
 i>ri'e Ell mi A. 
 
 (t 
 
 
 James \V. 
 
 1( 
 
 F 
 
 oster Addie 1.. 
 
 l( 
 
 
 Helen A. 
 
 i t 
 
 
 Lillian 
 
 s 
 
 FiTtz Maiv 11. 
 
 5 
 
 (i 
 
 antrewer Cora 
 
 t( 
 
 
 Ma A. 
 
 I'aK'' 
 Li.') 
 
 ii 
 
 :s 
 
 75» 
 
 ti 
 <t 
 Ii 
 ti 
 
 it 
 I i 
 
 20:; 
 
 "iO'i 
 
 •JOo 
 ti 
 
 Ii 
 
 Ut) 
 
 it 
 i( 
 it 
 ti 
 It 
 
 It 
 
 (Ift 
 l« 
 
 m 
 
 ii 
 
 It 
 
 ft.5 
 
 m 
 
 II 
 
 7« 
 
 t50 
 
 it 
 
 ii:> 
 it 
 
 it 
 
 KM) 
 
 17S 
 
 ii 
 
 it 
 II 
 
 (icn 
 
 .^ Ganpewer Joheph H. 
 
 Mary H. 
 I'l (iarilner Aaron .A. 
 r Aaron 
 
 " Aaron A. 14'.», 
 
 " Aaron H. 
 
 Atialine lis, 
 
 " Adaline A. 
 " Ailclia S. 
 
 Abiciiil 140, 
 
 Alhert 
 ('. Alvu 
 7 Anuintla 
 
 Ainelni K. 
 
 Annie L. 
 
 Asenetli 
 
 Mmjamin S, 
 
 Hcnjamin 
 
 Hen janiin 
 
 Mnrton K. 
 
 ( alvin H. 
 
 ( annan 
 
 ( atharine T. 
 
 ( harles V. 
 
 (hark"* E. 
 
 Charles S. 
 
 Charh'M T. 
 
 CharlcH T. 
 
 Charles L. 
 
 Charlotte A. 
 
 Cornelia S. 
 
 Daniel 
 
 Daniel N. 
 Davit I F. 
 
 David M. 
 
 David !'. 
 
 David A. 
 
 Eli/.a A. 
 
 Eli/a K. 
 
 Eliza F. 
 
 Elizal.eth U9, 161, 
 
 Elizabeth 
 
 Elijah 
 
 Elijah 
 Kinily 
 Knnna C. 
 
 Eunice 
 
 Ezra 8. 
 (icorpp 
 (ieorije F. 
 Hannah A. 
 Ilarri«f K. 
 Harriet 
 He/ekiah T. 
 Horace H. 
 Ira 
 
 I'ace 
 
 I7S 
 
 ii 
 
 I 
 t . 
 
 II 
 
 Ii 
 
 i 
 it 
 
 11 
 
 I 
 
 1 1 
 
 () 
 
 t^ 
 
 i) 
 
 I 
 
 • I 
 
 I i 
 ti 
 
 t') 
 
 I 
 
 Ii 
 
 Ii 
 
 () 
 
 I 
 
 11 
 
 (> 
 I 
 
 1 IS 
 
 l."»K 
 170 
 
 i.vs 
 
 1(17 
 \M 
 \:V.\ 
 
 MM 
 
 W'i 
 
 !•».'» 
 
 II 
 
 142 
 
 IIM 
 
 Uk> 
 
 170 
 
 l.SH 
 
 40 
 
 171 
 
 147 
 
 140 
 
 171 
 
 172 
 
 174 
 
 1 '.»,'■) 
 
 1()2 
 
 lrt2 
 
 l.Ti 
 
 l.*J«) 
 
 117 
 
 l,-)»J 
 
 172 
 
 17:{ 
 
 132 
 
 134 
 
 173 
 
 174 
 
 U'A 
 
 100 
 
 If.l 
 
 134 
 
 ir.o 
 
 loO 
 
 ]»;:, 
 Hit 
 l.->4 
 
 141 
 
 no 
 
 171 
 l.i7 
 147 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 215 
 
 Gen 
 
 r» Gardner Ira C. 
 
 «' Jacob 
 
 7 Jacob M. 
 
 " JaniesK. 
 
 (') James F. 
 
 7 James F. 
 
 " Jane 
 
 6 Jane R. 
 " Jesse 
 
 " Joanna M. 
 
 7 Joanna M. 
 " Joanna 
 
 6 John 
 
 7 
 
 it 
 
 Pajre 
 
 17(i 
 IW 
 
 HW 
 132 
 
 101 
 
 \m 
 
 142 
 
 14S 
 
 149, lof) 
 
 172 
 
 132, lfJ2 
 
 Gen 
 
 '* Gardner Phebe O. 
 
 150, 
 
 136, 
 
 John 134, 139, 170, 102 
 
 John H. 148 
 
 " John H. 155 
 
 " Joseph L. 132 
 
 " Joseph W. 141 
 
 6 Joseph K. 171 
 
 7 Juliette 173 
 
 6 Julia A. 174 
 
 7 Julia 175 
 " Laura O. 100 
 ♦* Laura J. 174 
 " Letty 132 
 
 6 Lewis B. 170 
 
 7 Lewis F. 174 
 " Lucy D. ia5 
 " Lucy A. 177 
 " Lucinda S. 149 
 " Luther G. 139 
 " Lyman 100 
 " Mahala 154 
 " Maria 149, 103 
 
 Mary 132, 161, 170 
 
 Mary B. 134 
 
 Mary 148, 109, 170, 174 
 
 7 Mary W. 157 
 
 " Maryette 10" 
 
 6 Matilda 170 
 
 7 Minerva C. 158 
 " Miranda 157 
 5 Moses 131 
 
 rt Moses R. 
 
 7 Moses 
 
 '* Nancy 
 
 '• Nathaniel 
 
 Noah 
 
 7 Oliver 
 
 135 
 146, 170 
 166 
 139, 152 
 169 
 133 
 niiva 159 
 
 " ?hebe B. 133 
 
 " Phebe E. 135 
 
 6 Phebe 148, 162, 171, 173 
 
 7 Phebe H. 150 
 " Phebe A. 161, 173 
 «' Phebe J. 165 
 
 Page 
 
 168 
 176 
 140 
 143 
 161 
 154, 150 
 159 
 171 
 134 
 Sarah 130,150,159,101,107,174 
 
 6 Sarah 159, 162, 169 
 '* Sears 
 
 7 vSears R. 
 
 5 Phebe 
 7 Reuben E. 
 " Reuben C. 
 ♦' Robert E. 
 " Samuel 
 
 6 Samuel II. 
 5 Samuel 
 
 7 Sally A. 
 
 ( ( 
 
 ( ( 
 
 132 
 132 
 
 " vStephen E. 135 
 
 5 Thomas 146,154,170 
 
 5 Thomas 148 
 7 Thomas 156,170,175 
 
 6 Uriah 150 
 
 7 Veliiia 154 
 " Virginia C. 176 
 
 Wm. 136,170,174,175 
 Wm. B. 158, 163 
 
 6 Wm. F. 173 
 
 7 Wm. S. 40 
 
 8 Gates Charles 69 
 *' Rufus 
 
 " WiUiam 
 
 " Green Annabella 89 
 
 •* Headley M. 
 
 7 Goulder Hannah 115 
 
 " John 
 
 2 Hadley Aaron I,. 194 
 
 AHce 191 
 
 3 Amanda 193 
 *' Bertha 194 
 
 4 Clara 191 
 " Dallas E. 201 
 
 2 David L. 187 
 
 4 David M. 190 
 
 3 David C. 192 
 '' David H. 203 
 
 5 Edith M. 191 
 
216 
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 Gen 
 
 
 Page 
 
 Gen 
 
 
 Page 
 
 3 Hadlev En)ridge 
 
 194 
 
 8 Hammond Edward 
 
 <)1 
 
 (( 
 
 Elizabeth 
 
 (( 
 
 t 
 
 Elisha 
 
 60 
 
 4 
 
 Edna J. 
 
 203 
 
 8 
 
 Elmer 
 
 62 
 
 (( 
 
 Emma J. 
 
 llt2 
 
 
 Ezra 
 
 11 
 
 o 
 
 Ephraim 
 
 201 
 
 8 
 
 George 
 
 61 
 
 a 
 
 Francis B. 
 
 (( 
 
 7 
 
 Harriet 
 
 62 
 
 4 
 
 Geor2:e 
 
 ISO 
 
 8 
 
 Hiratn 
 
 •U) 
 
 (( 
 
 G. Gil more 
 
 11»1 
 
 7 
 
 Hiniin 
 
 r.i 
 
 u 
 
 Harry L. 
 
 isit 
 
 s 
 
 J..hn 
 
 <i 
 
 (( 
 
 Rev. Henry C. 
 
 200 
 
 7 
 
 rllllin 
 
 62 
 
 (( 
 
 Ida B. 
 
 l'.»l 
 
 a 
 
 J()shua 
 
 61 
 
 2 
 
 Isaac D. 
 
 104 
 
 S 
 
 Laura 
 
 11 
 
 4 
 
 James T. 
 
 102 
 
 t( 
 
 Mary M. 
 
 > • 
 
 (( 
 
 Jane E. 
 
 100 
 
 1 
 
 N(.aii 
 
 60 
 
 (( 
 
 Jennie 
 
 ISO 
 
 8 
 
 Orilla 
 
 61 
 
 (( 
 
 Jessie A. 
 
 10'^ 
 
 isF 
 
 (( 
 
 Sarah 
 
 62 
 
 1 
 
 John 
 
 1 
 
 Sarah 
 
 t< 
 
 a 
 
 John D. 
 
 ISO 
 
 8 
 
 \'irLMl 
 
 61 
 
 4 
 
 Dr. John L. 
 
 191 
 
 I 
 
 William 
 
 59 
 
 (( 
 
 J. Bnrton 
 
 100 
 
 8 
 
 William 
 
 60 
 
 (( 
 
 J. Martin 
 
 102 
 
 n 
 
 Willis 
 
 61 
 
 <( 
 
 Lizzie B. 
 
 180 
 
 <i 
 
 Zftckery 
 
 «)() 
 
 (( 
 
 Loretta 
 
 100 
 
 H 
 
 anshcrry Mary E. 
 
 84 
 
 5 
 
 Loretta B. 
 
 101 
 
 (( 
 
 William M." 
 
 it 
 
 3 
 
 Lucy 
 
 103 
 
 7 H 
 
 atliaway Eliza 
 
 IK) 
 
 4 
 
 Luie E. 
 
 202 
 
 i( 
 
 Elizahi'tli M. 
 
 II 
 
 3 
 
 Manerva J. 
 
 204 
 
 <( 
 
 Electa 11. 
 
 91 
 
 u 
 
 Margaret J. 
 
 103 
 
 II 
 
 Janette 
 
 00 
 
 (( 
 
 Margaret E. 
 
 105 
 
 H 
 
 arnsKM M. Stella 
 
 49 
 
 3 
 
 Margaret 
 
 u 
 
 11 
 
 Russi-11 11. 
 
 u 
 
 4 
 
 Mary E. 
 
 100 
 
 7 H 
 
 eadley Aaron C. 
 
 72 
 
 it 
 
 Mary E. 
 
 104 
 
 () 
 
 Abbie 
 
 97 
 
 (( 
 
 Rev. Nathaniel J. 
 
 lOS 
 
 
 Abbie J. 
 
 107, 80 
 
 (( 
 
 Oscar 
 
 104 
 
 8 
 
 Abbie J. 
 
 78 
 
 u 
 
 Robert B. 
 
 102 
 
 6 
 
 Abner 
 
 33 
 
 (( 
 
 Robinson T. 
 
 101 
 
 8 
 
 Abner 
 
 ;« 
 
 4 
 
 Ruth E. 
 
 100 
 
 < 
 
 Addie 
 
 90 
 
 
 Samuel F. 
 
 107 
 
 s 
 
 A<la!n D. 
 
 107 
 
 4 
 
 Samuel H. 
 
 201 
 
 7 
 
 Adaline 
 
 58 
 
 3 
 
 Samuel F. 
 
 202 
 
 i< 
 
 Albert 
 
 87 
 
 3 
 
 Sarah 
 
 1S7 
 
 s 
 
 Albert D. 
 
 65 
 
 4 
 
 Sarah E. 
 
 201 
 
 a 
 
 Albert M. 
 
 37 
 
 3 
 
 Sxrah E. 
 
 202 
 
 7 
 
 Alberto. 
 
 120 
 
 (( 
 
 Sophia A. 
 
 101 
 
 8 
 
 Alberto. 
 
 <i 
 
 (( 
 
 Sophia C. 
 
 203 
 
 7 
 
 Ale via D. 
 
 119 
 
 2 
 
 Thomas J. 
 
 103 
 
 8 
 
 Alice 
 
 77 
 
 4 
 
 W. Calvin 
 
 100 
 
 li 
 
 Alice O. 
 
 25 
 
 a 
 
 Warren M. 
 
 102 
 
 
 
 Alexander B. 
 
 114 
 
 3 
 
 William 
 
 180 
 
 8 
 
 Almeda C. 
 
 105 
 
 4 
 
 William R. 
 
 101 
 
 7 
 
 Andrew D. 
 
 118 
 
 (( 
 
 William W. 
 
 202 
 
 (( 
 
 Andrew J. 
 
 35 
 
 3 
 
 Wilson S. 
 
 108 
 
 (( 
 
 Ann E. 
 
 89 
 
 8 
 
 Hammond Albert 
 
 62 
 
 8 
 
 Anna M. 
 
 35 
 
 (< 
 
 Arthur 
 
 61 
 
 5 
 
 Ann 
 
 53 
 
 (< 
 
 Charles 
 
 (( 
 
 8 
 
 Aiuue E. 
 
 37 
 
 7 
 
 Daniel 
 
 60 
 
 t( 
 
 Archie 
 
 87 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 2ir 
 
 Geu 
 
 9 Headley Archie 
 
 8 Arthur B. 
 " Arthur 
 
 9 Arthur B. 
 
 6 Beujamiu 
 
 2 Benjamin F. 
 
 4 Benjamin F. 
 
 a Benjamin F. 
 
 4 Bessie B. 
 8 Blanche 
 
 7 Bryant 
 
 " Caleb B. 
 
 Caleb 
 
 7 Caroline A. 
 
 5 Caroline 
 7 Caroline 
 5 Cary 
 
 7 Carey J. 
 
 " Catharine 
 
 8 Catharine 
 
 5 Charles J. 
 
 7 Charles W. 
 
 8 Charles L. 
 (5 Charles 
 
 8 Charles 
 
 7 Charlotte 
 " Chalion 
 fi Chalion 
 
 8 Clara E. 
 
 " Clifford W. 
 
 Clyde W. 
 
 6 Cynthia 
 8 Cyrus 
 
 " Cyrus C. 
 
 7 Daniel 
 
 5 David 
 
 7 David 
 
 6 David C. 
 " David S. 
 
 8 David G. 
 5 Davis 
 
 Davis Jr. 
 " Dorothea 
 
 8 Dora M. 
 
 5 Dorrauce 
 
 7 Ebenezer 
 
 " Edward R. 
 
 8 Edson 
 
 7 Edwin 
 
 8 Edwin C. 
 7 Edwin M. 
 H Eleanor B. 
 7 Electa 
 
 6 Electa 
 « Eliza 
 
 7 Eliza, H. 
 
 i*a2:e Gen 
 
 71 
 
 89 
 36 
 33 
 38 
 177 
 180 
 177 
 180 
 26 
 103 
 24 
 36 
 115 
 28 
 45 
 38 
 52 
 37 
 181 
 105 
 113 
 68 
 79 
 26 
 24 
 80 
 86 
 88 
 26 
 72 
 94 
 72 
 78 
 69 
 23 
 23, 58, 69 
 52 
 104 
 105 
 116 
 117 
 59 
 73 
 186 
 78 
 107 
 72 
 32 
 71 
 26 
 121 
 33, 59, 69, 87 
 80 
 91, 124 
 76 
 
 3 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 6 
 5 
 
 7 
 6 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 9 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 4 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 6 
 
 5 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 6 
 
 7 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 7 
 5 
 
 2 
 
 8 
 
 9 
 
 7 
 7 
 
 Headley Eliza 
 Elizabeth M. 
 Elizabeth T. 
 Elizabeth J. 
 Elizabeth 
 Elizabeth 
 Elizabeth 
 Elizabeth M. 
 Elizabeth C. 
 Elizabeth R. 
 
 Elizabeth D. 
 
 Ella F. 
 
 Ellen 
 
 Elmer B. 
 
 Elroy 
 
 Emanuel D. 
 
 Emanuel M. 
 
 Emily 
 
 Emily 
 
 Emma P. 
 
 Emma 
 
 Esther M. 
 
 Esther 
 
 Ethel 
 
 Eunice F. 
 
 Eunice B. 
 
 Eunice 
 
 Ezekiel W. 
 
 Fannie J. 
 
 Florence 
 
 Florence A. 
 
 Frank W. 
 
 Frank 
 
 Frank B. 
 
 Frank D. 
 
 Frank J. 
 
 Frank M. 
 
 Frazee 
 
 Fred C. 
 
 Fred S. 
 
 Gamaliel 
 
 George K. 
 
 58, 64. 
 
 Page 
 
 181 
 
 76, 124 
 
 34 
 
 ■ 72 
 
 56 
 
 24 
 
 87 
 
 104 
 
 105 
 
 70 
 
 25 
 
 ii6 
 
 27 
 
 103 
 
 47 
 71 
 
 72 
 
 71 
 182 
 
 25 
 28, 78 
 
 123 
 
 126 
 
 75 
 
 27 
 
 27 
 80 
 66 
 
 37 
 8 
 
 26, 8 
 
 65, 
 
 49 
 37 
 
 74 
 
 73 
 90 
 
 107 
 
 180 
 
 177 
 
 73 
 
 74 
 
 74 
 29 
 
218 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 Gen F 
 
 8 HeadleV cf&orge L. 
 
 " George 65, 
 
 " George E. 
 
 7 George W. 
 f) George 
 
 8 Grace 
 
 '.) Grover T. 
 
 T Hannah rj4, 
 
 8 Hannah E. 
 
 H Hannah L. 
 
 8 Hannah L. 
 
 7 Harris E. 
 " Harriet B. 
 •' Harriet 
 
 8 Harriet 35, 
 (5 Harriet 
 
 8 Harriet F. 
 
 8 Harrv L. 
 
 i) Harold \y. 
 
 8 Harvev T. 
 
 7 Helen 'M. 
 
 6 Helen 
 
 5 Helen T. 
 
 7 Helom 
 
 •' Henrietta O. 
 
 " Henry 
 
 "3 Henrj- 
 
 8 Herbert 
 
 " Herman T. 
 
 7 Hiram 
 
 fi Hiram 
 
 i> Homer D. 
 
 7 Horace 
 
 Ira 
 
 7 Ira 
 
 3 Irene 
 
 4 Irene 
 
 f> Isaac M. 
 
 8 Isaac W. 
 4 Isaac 
 
 1 Isaac 
 
 2 Kev. Isaac 
 
 3 Isaac B. 
 
 4 Ivorv H. B. 
 t) Jabe'z T. 
 
 ■i Jacob 
 
 7 James O. 
 
 8 James L. 
 ^' James E. 
 7 James D. 
 
 5 James 
 
 7 Jane 
 
 8 Jane L. 
 "J* Jane M, 
 
 Jane J. 
 
 8 Jane E. 
 
 
 ige 
 
 Gei 
 
 \ 
 
 Page 
 
 32 
 
 8 H 
 
 eadley Jennie 
 
 114 
 
 .S.S 
 
 <i 
 
 Jessie 
 
 74 
 
 7(1 
 
 1 
 
 Jiianna T. 
 
 4;^ 
 
 HS 
 
 a 
 
 Joanna D. 
 
 120 
 
 IKi 
 
 3 
 
 lion. Joel T. 
 
 182 
 
 27 
 
 4 
 
 Joel T. 
 
 183 
 
 71 
 
 5 
 
 John T. 
 
 24 
 
 7.S 
 
 1 
 
 John :]4, 
 
 78, 87, 114 
 
 4s 
 
 (( 
 
 John S. 
 
 46 
 
 116 
 
 a 
 
 John L. 
 
 X'.» 
 
 118 
 
 it 
 
 John T. 
 
 114 
 
 52 
 
 S 
 
 John ('. 
 
 lis 
 
 27 
 
 4 
 
 J'.hii 15. 
 
 179 
 
 iA 
 
 5 
 
 John H. 
 
 180 
 
 114 
 
 4 
 
 Jo>.f|)l| 
 
 20 
 
 IW 
 
 s 
 
 Joseph A. 
 
 ;« 
 
 17S 
 
 7 
 
 Joseph 
 
 65 
 
 4.^ 
 
 7 
 
 Joseph D. 
 
 27 
 
 114 
 vf 1 
 
 5 
 
 Joseph 
 
 56 
 
 102 
 
 6 
 
 Joseph W. 
 
 104 
 
 ISO 
 
 8 
 
 Josepli \V. 
 
 107 
 
 77 
 52 
 
 7 
 
 Joseph B. 
 
 115 
 
 M 
 
 8 
 
 Josephine 
 
 74 
 
 177 
 •-{7 
 
 7 
 
 Joshua U. 
 
 72 
 
 O i 
 
 24 
 
 7 
 
 Julia A. 
 
 34. 72 
 
 70 
 
 7 
 
 J. V. B. 
 
 128 
 
 •.»2 
 71 
 
 5 
 
 Lafayette 
 
 71 
 
 25 
 
 8 
 
 Laura h\ 
 
 35 
 
 113 
 114 
 
 8 
 
 Laura 
 
 72 
 
 183 
 
 8 
 
 Laura E. 
 
 119 
 
 186 
 37 
 
 6 
 
 Lavina 
 
 80 
 
 8 
 
 Leah S. 
 
 90 
 
 127 
 177 
 181 
 
 7 
 
 Lemuel 
 
 77 
 
 8 
 
 Leroy H. 
 
 70 
 
 (( 
 
 I 
 
 Leonard 
 
 II 
 
 185 
 33 
 
 7 
 
 Leonard 
 
 71 
 
 177 
 
 8 
 
 Lewis 
 
 58 
 
 26 
 
 6 
 
 Lewis 
 
 77 
 
 74 
 
 8 
 
 Lewis L. 
 
 78 
 
 S8 
 
 128 
 
 75 
 
 7 
 
 Lewis P. 
 
 124 
 
 8 
 
 Lelle 
 
 73 
 
 49 
 
 8 
 
 Lillian B. 
 
 119 
 
 49 
 52 
 
 8 
 
 Liua C. 
 
 78 
 
 120 
 
 5 
 
 Lois 
 
 56 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 219 
 
 Geu 
 
 -t 
 8 
 7 
 8 
 
 < 
 
 6 
 
 ^* 
 I 
 (( 
 
 <( 
 
 (< 
 
 6 
 4 
 
 8 
 7 
 8 
 7 
 8 
 6 
 8 
 5 
 
 7 
 
 (( 
 
 8 
 7 
 8 
 
 6 
 
 5 
 
 4 
 
 9 
 8 
 
 8 
 
 8 
 8 
 8 
 8 
 
 3 
 6 
 
 7 
 6 
 
 6 
 
 8 
 
 Headley Lucy C. 
 Lulu 
 Matilda 
 Maria R. 
 Maria R, 
 Maria 
 Maria F. 
 Marietta 
 Marilla 
 Martha 
 Martha B. 
 Marv 
 Mary L 
 Mar}- A. 
 Mary j' 
 Mary D. 
 Mary A. 
 Marv 40, 
 
 Mary B. 
 Mary 
 Mary 
 Marv 
 Marv E. 
 MarvE. 
 Mary V. 
 Mary 
 Mary 
 Marv J. 
 Mary F. 
 
 Mary K. 
 Mary L. 
 Maud M. 
 Maud A. 
 Merritt 
 Minnie C. 
 Minnie D. 
 Miriam 
 Mollie J . 
 Morgan 
 Moses B. 
 Moses B. 
 Moses 
 Moses M. 
 M. Josepha 
 
 Nellie 
 Nettie 
 Otto 
 
 Pauline M. 
 Teter 
 
 107, 
 128, 
 
 38, 
 
 Pa^e Gen 
 
 18.S 6 Headlev Phebe ^^ 
 65 6 Phebe S. 
 Phebe S. 
 Phebe 
 Phebe A. 
 Phebe 
 Phebe 
 
 Rev. Phineas C 
 Phineas C. Jr. 
 Pollv 
 Pollv 
 Rachel 
 Rachel 
 Ralph E. 
 Rebecca B. 
 Rebecca 
 Rhoda 
 Rhoda 
 Richard 
 Robert 
 Robert 
 Roberts. 
 Robert 
 Rosella 
 Russell 
 Sallie 
 Samuel Sr. 
 Samuel 
 Samuel J. 
 Samuels. 
 Samuel D. 
 Samuel 
 Samuel 
 Samuel 
 Samuel 
 Samuel 
 Samuel F. 
 
 Sarah O. 
 Sarah 
 Sarah 
 Sarah A. 
 Sarah A. 
 Sarah M. 
 Sarah A. 
 Sarah 
 Sears R. 
 Stephen 24, 
 
 Stephen C. 
 Stephen M. 
 Stephen 
 
 78 
 
 7 
 
 25 
 
 (( 
 
 26 
 
 6 
 
 114 
 
 .5 
 
 120 
 
 4 
 
 29 
 
 3 
 
 77 
 
 4 
 
 64, 78, 114 
 
 6 
 
 J 16 
 
 6 
 
 19 
 
 .5 
 
 28 
 
 4 
 
 28, 77, 88 
 
 8 
 
 32 
 
 6 
 
 35 
 
 .5 
 
 36, 120 
 
 6 
 
 78, 92, 119 
 
 .5 
 
 49 
 
 (C 
 
 53, 56, 121 
 
 4 
 
 68, 80 
 
 5 
 
 72 
 
 8 
 
 74 
 
 3 
 
 105 
 
 8 
 
 107 
 
 4 
 
 114 
 
 6 
 
 117 
 
 3 
 
 124 
 
 6 
 
 179 
 
 S 
 
 180 
 
 7 
 
 186 
 
 .5 
 
 71 
 
 4 
 
 89 
 
 5 
 6 
 
 28 
 
 2 
 
 73 
 
 3 
 
 117 
 
 7 
 
 74 
 
 6 
 
 73 
 
 7 
 
 177 
 
 7 
 
 88 
 
 6 
 
 88 
 
 7 
 
 119 
 
 8 
 
 125 
 
 4 
 
 180 
 
 7 
 
 27 
 
 6 
 
 87 
 
 8 
 
 73 
 37 
 
 8 
 
 58 
 
 5 
 
 Page 
 
 8, 116 
 
 40 
 
 45 
 
 78 
 
 91 
 
 125 
 
 130 
 
 184 
 
 186 
 
 38 
 
 90 
 
 109 
 
 128 
 
 70. 
 
 124 
 
 125 
 
 38 
 
 109 
 
 128 
 
 .54 
 
 .55 
 
 117 
 
 129 
 
 65 
 
 182 
 
 38 
 
 17 
 
 116 
 
 70 
 
 72 
 
 80 
 
 88 
 
 lOS 
 
 121, 127 
 
 124 
 
 177 
 
 178 
 
 27 
 
 53 
 
 65, S9 
 
 76, 107 
 
 103 
 
 115 
 118 
 
 128 
 
 117 
 
 124 
 
 24 
 
 89 
 
 113 
 
220 
 
 GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 Gen 
 
 
 ?a<ic 
 
 «JCl 
 
 11 ^ 
 
 Page 
 
 8 Headlev Stei.>lien 
 
 114 
 
 8 Johnson Ezekiel H. 
 
 75 
 
 6 
 
 Stephen B. 
 
 115 
 
 (( 
 
 Frank K. 
 
 i i 
 
 s 
 
 Stewart L. 
 
 S8 
 
 4 
 
 Henrietta 
 
 19n 
 
 6 
 
 Susan 
 
 4i> 
 
 '.1 
 
 J^ouisa 
 
 75 
 
 s 
 
 Susan J. 
 
 118 
 
 u 
 
 Mary 
 
 1 1 
 
 u 
 
 Squire L. 
 
 107 
 
 3 Kees Aaron 
 
 196 
 
 3 
 
 Thomas 
 
 L5 
 
 •'» 
 
 Angeline 
 
 197 
 
 6 
 
 Thomas 
 
 127 
 
 3 
 
 Alimra 
 
 ( i 
 
 6 
 
 Thomas B. 
 
 179 
 
 4 
 
 Calvin D. 
 
 196 
 
 fi 
 
 'i'lraothy 
 
 52 
 
 4 
 
 Carrie 
 
 197 
 
 6 
 
 Uzal 
 
 7a 
 
 4 
 
 Charles 
 
 19»'. 
 
 ■7 
 
 Victor R. 
 
 :M 
 
 4 
 
 Flora B. 
 
 V.H\ 
 
 u 
 
 Wheeler B. 
 
 117 
 
 4 
 
 Maguie M. 
 
 197 
 
 (1 
 
 AVilliam C. 
 
 SiS 
 
 
 Marixaret A. 
 
 197 
 
 () 
 
 VViUiam S. 
 
 48 
 
 3 
 
 Marv 
 
 197 
 
 S 
 
 Will C. 
 
 46 
 
 3 
 
 Martha 
 
 197 
 
 
 
 William F. 
 
 48 
 
 •1 
 
 Minerva 
 
 196 
 
 8 
 
 William S. 
 
 49 
 
 3 
 
 Samuntha A. 
 
 196 
 
 1 
 
 Wicldiff 
 
 49 
 
 3 
 
 Sophia E. 
 
 197 
 
 f^ 
 
 William D. 
 
 «2 
 
 3 
 
 Samantha A. 
 
 196 
 
 ( 
 
 William 
 
 65, 80 
 
 3 
 
 Thomas J. 
 
 196 
 
 5 
 
 William 
 
 92 
 
 4 Keller Alfaretta 
 
 197 
 
 
 William M. 
 
 105 
 
 4 
 
 William 
 
 197 
 
 8 
 
 William 
 
 lU 
 
 9 Kent Albert M. 
 
 57 
 
 (i 
 
 William 0. 
 
 119 
 
 
 
 Edu:ar K. 
 
 it 
 
 3 
 
 William T. 
 
 186 
 
 9 
 
 Frank 
 
 i< 
 
 Hillyer Mary 
 
 125 
 
 9 
 
 .Jennie 
 
 <( 
 
 7 Hoppiue; Aiuv 
 
 81 
 
 9 
 
 Mattie 
 
 (( 
 
 « 
 
 Charles H. 
 
 "o 
 
 9 
 
 William H. 
 
 << 
 
 7 
 
 Charles 
 
 84 
 
 8 Lindley Charles H. 
 
 104 
 
 8 
 
 Cliarles C. 
 
 85 
 
 1 
 
 Charles A. 
 
 u 
 
 
 Cbalion 
 
 85 
 
 8 
 
 Elsie A. 
 
 it 
 
 ii 
 
 Cynthia 
 
 i( 
 
 
 Headley A. 
 
 103 
 
 u 
 
 Klizabeih 
 
 82 
 
 8 
 
 Nora E. 
 
 104 
 
 8 
 
 Electa 
 
 8:^ 
 
 5 '. 
 
 Loneslreei, Bertha 
 
 UK) 
 
 .'V 
 
 4 
 
 Eveline 
 
 (( 
 
 it 
 
 Bessie 
 
 190 
 
 8 
 
 Harry H. 
 
 84 
 
 i: 
 
 John H. 
 
 190 
 
 1 
 
 Hiram 
 
 85 
 
 (( 
 
 Marv 
 
 190 
 
 8 
 
 Irving W. 
 
 82 
 
 u 
 
 RuthE. 
 
 190 
 
 (I 
 
 John E. 
 
 83 
 
 7 
 
 Lum Charles E. 
 
 iia 
 
 n 
 
 Kate 
 
 82 
 
 (( 
 
 Jonas W. 
 
 113 
 
 tl 
 
 Lillian A. 
 
 83 
 
 8 
 
 Lvon Adda A. 
 
 Ho 
 
 i ( 
 
 Maiio;ie M. 
 
 85 
 
 11 
 
 David 
 
 n 
 
 1 
 
 Mary A. U. 
 
 (I 
 
 •• 
 
 Inez 
 
 <« 
 
 (( 
 
 Moses 
 
 82 
 
 11 
 
 Marv E. 
 
 i( 
 
 i: 
 
 Samuel 
 
 82 
 
 4 Lvons VVallerE. 
 
 193 
 
 (( 
 
 Susan 
 
 85 
 
 4 
 
 W. Frank 
 
 << 
 
 8 
 
 Willietla M. 
 
 "4 
 
 
 
 Mase Charles C. 
 
 82 
 
 4 Horton Anna M. 
 
 178 
 
 It 
 
 Florence C. 
 
 81 
 
 " Harriet H. 
 8 Huii:hes Clara J. 
 '' Mary 
 
 98 
 
 8 
 8 
 
 John F. 
 Nathaniel H. 
 
 82 
 
 8i 
 
 4 Jolinsou Adda F. 
 
 195 
 
 8 
 
 William H. 
 
 8i 
 
 9 
 
 Alfred 
 Cumberland 
 
 75 
 
 8 
 
 McCradey Carrie 
 
 85 
 
 4 
 
 Eva J. 
 
 195 
 
 8 
 
 Harry 
 
 S5 
 
GENERAL INDEX. 
 
 221 
 
 Gen 
 
 8 McCradey Headley 
 
 " McCormick Abbie L. 
 
 " Ellen M. 
 
 " Whitfield 
 
 4 McKinstry Nellie 
 
 4 Samuel B. 
 
 4 William" E. 
 
 8 McLeod Arthur 
 
 " Carrie B. 
 
 " Estella M. 
 
 Meeker Benjamin 
 
 Clarence 
 
 David 
 
 Edward P. 
 
 Edwin R. 
 
 Ellis C. ^ 
 
 Harry P. 
 
 Isaac H. 
 
 Jane 
 
 John H. 
 
 John 
 
 Joseph E. 
 
 Mary L. 
 
 Nancy 
 
 Polly 
 
 Rebecca . 
 
 Rev. Stephen H. 
 
 Vilo J. 
 •William 
 Merrin Anna G. 
 
 Ann A. 
 
 Chester R. 
 
 Ernest 
 
 Harriet S. 
 
 Harriet E. 
 
 Hazel O. 
 
 Headley A. 
 
 IdaC. 
 
 Inez E. 
 
 Jacob E. 
 
 John C. 
 
 Joseph H. 
 
 LaGran2;e W. 
 
 Majorie F. 
 
 Mary S. 
 
 May 
 
 Ray W. 
 
 Ruth E. 
 
 Sarah E. 
 
 Theodore P. 
 
 Victor A. 
 
 William L. 
 Miller Adelaide D. 
 
 Caroline D, 
 
 Davis H. 
 
 Harry A. 
 
 6 
 9 
 
 H 
 
 9 
 (( 
 
 6 
 
 7 
 (< 
 
 8 
 
 7 
 
 8 
 (< 
 
 7 
 9 
 
 Pag,e 
 
 85 
 98 
 
 97 
 196 
 
 89 
 
 << 
 
 (( 
 
 126 
 34 
 
 Gen 
 
 85 
 34 
 25 
 
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