Lydia Cole

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Presumed to have died at Concord, Erie Co., NY, prior to 1850.

Lydia married Rufus Ingalls on 28 Feb 1791 in Royalston, Worchester Co., Ma. Rufus (son of Henry Ingalls and Sybil Carpenter) was born on 23 Jul 1769 in Rehoboth, Bristol Co., Ma; died in Aft. 1850 in Concord, Erie Co, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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US Census 1850 for Erie Co., NY, Concord, LDS film 0017076 Rufus living with family of Sibel, wife of Elom Booth, a farmer, and three children. His age given as 80 years, birthplace NH.

Family/Spouse: Elom Booth. Elom was born about 1800 in Ma. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Tom Straw interview with Minnie Day (wife of Winfred, dau of Harriet Ingalls Day), from info told her by Ann Ingalls Day (w of George Day): Parents, ie, Henry Ingalls and Mary Bisbee(? possibly Bradley?), parents had confectionary store in White Plains NY; Grandpa Ingalls sold balsam medicine on way from NY to MN and at Saratoga. Ann (?) taught school in White Plains before moving.

Henry married Mary Bisbee on 03 Jun 1831 in New York, USA. Mary was born on 28 Jul 1812 in Unadilla, Otsego, New York, USA; died on 15 Jan 1865 in , Winona, MN; was buried in Saratoga cem., Winona Co., MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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This is Aunt Ann Day. Double wedding with sister Jane & Henry H. Straw. !SRC Tom's interview with Minnie Day suggests Ann taught school in White Plains NY before moving to MN, but more likely refers to her mother, Mary (Bisbee) Ingalls.

Ann married George F. J. Day on 29 Dec 1857. George was born on 08 Feb 1835; died on 20 Jan 1865. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Father came to Saratoga from NY in 1855, family in 1856. Died at 84, husband surviving her. At death, claimed to be only couple living on homestead preempted from govt. in Saratoga Twp. Death notice says born in Catargus Co, NY (Cattaraugus; Erie county is next north), in sw NY.

Letter from Winona Area Genealogical Roundtable, 6 Nov 1995, suggests name may be Ingales, that neither Ingalls nor Engles is found in Winona county cemetery index. (..les could be mis-reading of --lls)

Jane married Henry Hyman Straw on 29 Dec 1857 in Saratoga, Winona Co, Minnesota. Henry was born on 19 Feb 1834 in Hayfield Twp., Crawford Co., PA; died on 09 Jul 1927 in Saratoga?, Winona Co, MN; was buried in Saratoga cem., Winona Co., MN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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This is Aunt Harriet Day

Harriet married Edwin Warren Day on 12 Oct 1859. Edwin was born on 14 Nov 1832 in Granville, NY; died on 14 Mar 1905. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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This is Aunt Lydia Brann !SRC notes of Muriel Day Hawkins, numerous children and grandchildren not now entered here (jan 1996)

Lydia married Wilbur F. Brann on 30 Jul 1870. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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!SRC notes from Muriel Day Hawkins

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In interview by Tom with Minnie Day, 1965: (with comments added) Stories about parents, Ann Ingalls Day, etc. Both Day families moved to Edgerton, Pipestone Co., MN, about 1877, along with Swains (Harriet Ingalls Day's dau Edith m Rev Carl Swaiain). George Straw met Dora May Turner in Edgerton when he went to visit cousin Days there (although, or maybe because, Sardis Turner family had also lived in Saratoga briefly when Dora May quite young). He apparently remained there, married and had first child, Alice, in Edgerton before moving to St. Paul.

Listed in 1865 census for Saratoga, Winona Co., MN.; also 1875, at age 16, and in US census of 1870, but not listed with family in 1880 US census for Saratoga Twp. Family notes say marriage in Edgerton MN performed by a Rev. Davis. Died May 11, 1918, a suicide, in St. Paul, MN. Buried in Oakland Cemetery, lot 10, block 3, in the city of St. Paul, on property owned by the Masons.

Family/Spouse: Dora May Turner. Dora (daughter of Sardis Henry Turner and Mary Jane Smith) was born in 1868; died in 1928. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Per letter from Winona Area Genealogy Roundtable, listed in Saratoga cemetery book #15, p. 25, row 15, stone 20.

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per letter from Winona Area Genealogy Roundtable 6 Nov 1995, buried in Saratoga cemetery, row 6, stone 19 (cemetery book 15, p. 11); stone without dates? Information about children and grandchildren taken by Tom? from Ed. Straw's bible. Family notes say marriage at Winona performed by L.L. West.

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Adopted by Henry Hyman & Jane Ingalls Straw. Per letter Winona Area Genealogy Roundtable, listing for Saratoga Cemetery book #15, p. 25, as in row 15, stone 18. (6 Nov 1995). Martin Luhmann of Rochester MN is descendant of one of Bessie's siblings. Appears father, Lyman Ball, abandoned family of 12? children; mother, whose name is not known, died when Bessie was young, and the children were farmed out among local families. Unknow whether adoption was formal or not.

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Saratoga cemetery book p 25, row 15, stone 19 (fide Winona Area Genealogical Roundtable, letter 6 Nov 1995)

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!Src notes of Harriet Day Hawkins: Lived and died at Edgerton, MN, never married

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!SRC notes of Muriel Day Hawkins Died in Chicago, IL, never married

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5 children? Irma Day Pol?, Henry Jr., Priscilla Kusart, Malcolm Day, Muriel Day Hawkins, Ann Hawkins with dau Beth Hawkins Cecchi !SRC notes of Muriel Day Hawkins: lived and died in St. Paul, MN

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!SRC notes of Muriel Day Hawkins: Lived and died in Minneapolis, MN

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!SRC notes of Muriel Day Hawkins: as of Aug 1965, was living in Grand Forks, ND

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Later adopted by Carrie Day Miller. lived in Whitefish, MT apparently born late -- mother 52, but agrees with data recd from Muriel Day Hawkins. Mother died when she was teenager.

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died age 34

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1 son; lives Mpls.

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2 girls, both married, Mary & Bertha, in St. Paul & Walnut Grove, resp.?