Notes: Rumsey Family Pages

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1501	Mary Williams, F-25	Davies, Mary (I4918)
1502	Mary Williams, wife, married, F-36, born in Willslock, Herefordshire, England	Davies, Mary (I4918)
1503	Matta Skillin, wife, F-W-45, married, NE, MO, IL	Cox, Martha (I5304)
1504	Mattie Scovill, wife, F-W-35, married, MO, MD, IL	Cass, Martha Ann (I3395)
1505	Mattie Skillin, daughter, F-W-25, married, NE, MO, IL	Cox, Martha (I5304)
1506	Mattie Skillin, wife, F-W-35, married, NE, MO, IL	Cox, Martha (I5304)
1507	Mattie Skillin, wife, F-W-55, married, NE, same house	Cox, Martha (I5304)
1508	Maurice F. Skillin, son, W-M-1, Jan 1899, single, KS, U.S., U.S.	Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)
1509	Maurice R. Skillin, son, M-W-12, single, KS, NY, NY	Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)
1510	Maurice R. Skillin, son, M-W-20, single, KS, NY, NY, farmer	Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)
1511	Maurise Skillin, head, M-W-26, married, KS, farmer	Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)
1512	May Hines, wife, F-W-23, married, KS, IL, KS	Wells, Laura Mae Bell (I10642)
1513	May M. Malsbury, wife, W-F-37, Apr 1863, married 16 years, IA, England, OH	[Unknown], Mary M. (I6528)
1514	May Malsbury, daughter, F-W-23, single, NE, IL, IA, none	Malsbury, May (I6530)
1515	Melinda A. Scovill, 8-F, single, duaghter, British Columbia, US, US Methodist	Scovill, Malinda Annie (I9377)
1516	Melissa does not appear on the 1880 census, and is therefore assumed to have died before 1880.	Rumsey, Melissa (I5199)
1517	Memorial services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational Church in Onaga for Emile F, Cass, who died early Sunday morning at Community Hospital. He was 71 years of age. Members of the Scottish Rite Bodies of Topeka, the Onaga Masonic Lodge, Onaga Legion, and Onaga IOOF assisted in services at the church and also at the place of interment, Onaga Cemetery. He was born January 16, 1893, on a farm near Onaga and had spent his entire life as a farmer in this vicinity. He was a county agent for the agriculture department for a number of years prior to his retirement in December 1963. Mr. Cass was well known and greatly respected in Pottawatomie County, and active in the many service and fraternal organizations in and around Onaga. He was a member of the Onaga IOOF, Onaga Masonic Lodge, American Legion, Lone Mound Grange, and a member of the Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of Topeka, Orient of Kansas. Survivors include his wife, Waunita, of the home here; a son, Vincent of Moscow, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Rollins, Valley Falls, and Mrs. Marilyn Coulter, Rifle, Colo.; a sister, Mrs. Sarah Bonjour, Topeka; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Lizzie Cass, Wheaton, and 13 grandchildren.	Cass, Emile Ferdinand (I6298)
1518	Merilla and her husband lived in Ohio, and had ten children.	Otis, Marilla (I2469)
1519	Merle enlisted with the U.S. Navy on 5 May 1943 and served in World War II.	Scoville, Merle Robert (I7602)
1520	Merril Otis, 35-M-W, merchant, OH	Otis, Merrill Edward (I2241)
1521	Merrill and Margaret moved from Wayne Co. to Milford Township, Defiance Co., and both died on the old homestead on which they settled at that time.	Otis, Merrill (I4753)
1522	Merrill Otis, 45-M-W, farmer, OH	Otis, Merrill Edward (I2241)
1523	Micajah, eldest son of John Mathis was an enterprising man, and besides his father's liberal bequests, he accumulated a handsome property, but the depreciation of the continental paper was a heavy blow to his financial affairs, yet not withstanding all of his losses at his death his personal property amounted to many thousand dollars, and he also owned the Francis French farm and a farm at Chestnut Neck now called the Shreve Mathis farm. On the Francis French farm was a noted shipyard, where several large sloops were built. A brig called Argo was built at Micajah Mathis Sr.'s landing, on what was called the "Francis French farm" and for many years this was a noted shipyard. The Argo was commanded by Captain John Sowers, a son-in-law of Captain John Leaks Sr. of Bass river. Soon after the building of the Argo, Micajah Mathis built a large sloop called Hope, of Bass River, at the same place. She was designed for the purpose of carrying lumber from Egg Harbor to New York City, and was commanded by Barzilla Mathis, son of the owner of the vessel. After Micajah's death, his sons Job and Barzilla were the proprietors of the Hope. All of these old-time crafts used the old inlet to the Atlantic. He also owned many hundred acres of heavily timbered land and cedar swamp. There was considerable ship building done at Bass river, the principle ship owners were the Mathis, Cranmers, Adams, Frenchs, Lovelands, Allens and others. The principal ship yards at Bass river were the Francis French place and the Caleb Cranmer place. He settled on the Francis French place where he resided till the end of his life.	Mathis, Micajah (I3426)
1524	Michel and Carol have two children.	Jorgnsen, Michel (I7568)
1525	Mildred L. Cox, stepdaughter, F-W-11, single, KS, NE, KS	Cox, Mildred Louise (I6277)
1526	Miles Holberd, son, M-W-7, single, IL, IL, IL	Holberd, Miles (I7524)
1527	Milton Rumsey was 9 months old in the 1900 census of Enfield, NY. He was mentioned in the 1905 will of his uncle, Orville C. Rumsey. He was a laborer aged 26 when he was married in 1925. Marie Becker was 22, born in Bulgaria. Both were living in Newfield. In the birth records of his children, Milton was a machinist in 1927, a laborer in 1932, and a stonemason in 1936, at which time there were three children living and two who had died. When young Harold Edward was killed 1931 in an accident, probate papers showed his parents as Milton L. and Marie Rumsey of Ithaca (PR Pkg 4187) Milton L. Rumsey died intestate, and in his probate his heirs were: widow Marie Rumsey, brother Warren L. Rumsey, and sons Milton L. Jr., Edwin and Raymond Rumsey (PR Pkg 7076). In 1960 and 1965 Marie Rumsey was at 407 Spencer Road, Ithaca. Letters to Milton D. and Raymond in 1966 brought no reply.	Rumsey, Milton Lester (I9696)
1528	Milton Rumsey, head, M-W-29, married at 21, NY, NY, NY, laborer	Rumsey, Milton Lester (I9696)
1529	Milton Rumsey, nephew M-W-11, single, NY, NY, NY	Rumsey, Milton Lester (I9696)
1530	Mina Chance, wife, F-W-30, married, KS, lived at Texas Co., OK in 1935	Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)
1531	Mina Skillin, 5-F-W	Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)
1532	Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-1, single, KS, KS, KS	Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)
1533	Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-10, single, KS, KS, KS	Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)
1534	Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-15, single, KS	Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)
1535	Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-20, single, KS, KS, KS	Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)
1536	Minister at Leith, Bishop of Ross from 1600-1613. While Bishop of Ross, he performed the marriage of King James IV of Scotland to Anne of Denmark, baptized Prince Henry and King Charles I, and attended the coronation of James I of England.	Lindsay, David (I3485)
1537	Minnie M. Holbert, wife, F-W-47, married, IL, Canada, OH	[Unknown], Minnie M. (I7520)
1538	Mollie Crowell, 18-F-W, at home, NC	Crowell, Mary L. (I9196)
1539	Moris R. Skillen, 6-M-W, KS, KS	Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)
1540	Morris Skillin, head, M-W-32, married, KS, NY, NY, farmer	Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)
1541	Most of George's boyhood was spent on his father's farm near Xenia, MO. When about twenty years old he went to college at College Springs, IA, and afterwards returned to the farm, where at his father's death he became executor of his father's will. In 1906 he was still living on the old homestead at Xenia, MO.	Otis, George Washington (I2385)
1542	Moved to Columbus, GA.	Slade, James Bog (I1394)
1543	Moved to Georgia in 1824.	Slade, Thomas Bog (I1197)
1544	Moved to Mississippi.	Slade, Thomas B. (I1445)
1545	Moved to Mississippi.	Mear, Abraham (I1447)
1546	Moved to Mississippi.	Hinton, Noah (I1477)
1547	Moved to New Orleans.	Slade, James Bog (I1199)
1548	Moved to South Carolina.	Slade, Benjamin (I1662)
1549	Mr. Jennings was a shoemaker by occupation but held various offices in the city and county governments. He served two terms (from Oct. 1842 to Oct. 1846) as deputy sheriff (residing at the jail) under George W. Barker and was himself sheriff two terms, Oct. 1846 to Oct. 1850. He was infirmary director from 1861 to 1870. He was a Mason, the lodge following his remains to their last resting place Feb. 20, 1871, the 95th anniversary of the organization of the American Union Lodge No. 1, of which he was a faithful member.	Jennings, Junia (I1559)
1550	Mrs. Blanche M. LaLonde Templin, one of this community's most active and widley known women, passed away at St. Lukes hospital Wednesday morning after a long and serious illiness. The deceased wife of William Alexander Templin, had been confined to her home, N7109 Altamont, for many weeks, but was removed to the hospital when her condition became more critical. Mrs. Templin was born in Michigan, and spent her girlhood there. She learned the typesetting trade at an early age and worked on several newspapers of the middle west. She met William Templin in Montana in 1911 and they were married in Spokane in 1913. Mrs. Templin was secretary of the North Spokane irrigation district No. 8 and a member of the Men's club auxiliary of Morgan Acres and the Morgan Acres Demonstration club. She had also been active in affairs of the Christian Church. Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, William Alexander "Lex" Templin, Jr. and Elbert Neal Templin, one sister in Michigan, a brother in Oregon and three brothers in Chicago Funeral services are planned for Friday at Hazen and Jaeger's Chapel. Burial will be in Riverside Memorial Park.	La Londe, Blanche M. (I9276)

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1501

Mary Williams, F-25

Davies, Mary (I4918)

1502

Mary Williams, wife, married, F-36, born in Willslock, Herefordshire, England

Davies, Mary (I4918)

1503

Matta Skillin, wife, F-W-45, married, NE, MO, IL

Cox, Martha (I5304)

1504

Mattie Scovill, wife, F-W-35, married, MO, MD, IL

Cass, Martha Ann (I3395)

1505

Mattie Skillin, daughter, F-W-25, married, NE, MO, IL

Cox, Martha (I5304)

1506

Mattie Skillin, wife, F-W-35, married, NE, MO, IL

Cox, Martha (I5304)

1507

Mattie Skillin, wife, F-W-55, married, NE, same house

Cox, Martha (I5304)

1508

Maurice F. Skillin, son, W-M-1, Jan 1899, single, KS, U.S., U.S.

Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)

1509

Maurice R. Skillin, son, M-W-12, single, KS, NY, NY

Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)

1510

Maurice R. Skillin, son, M-W-20, single, KS, NY, NY, farmer

Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)

1511

Maurise Skillin, head, M-W-26, married, KS, farmer

Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)

1512

May Hines, wife, F-W-23, married, KS, IL, KS

Wells, Laura Mae Bell (I10642)

1513

May M. Malsbury, wife, W-F-37, Apr 1863, married 16 years, IA, England, OH

[Unknown], Mary M. (I6528)

1514

May Malsbury, daughter, F-W-23, single, NE, IL, IA, none

Malsbury, May (I6530)

1515

Melinda A. Scovill, 8-F, single, duaghter, British Columbia, US, US Methodist

Scovill, Malinda Annie (I9377)

1516

Melissa does not appear on the 1880 census, and is therefore assumed to have died before 1880.

Rumsey, Melissa (I5199)

1517

Memorial services were held Wednesday afternoon at the Congregational Church in Onaga for Emile F, Cass, who died early Sunday morning at Community Hospital. He was 71 years of age.

Members of the Scottish Rite Bodies of Topeka, the Onaga Masonic Lodge, Onaga Legion, and Onaga IOOF assisted in services at the church and also at the place of interment, Onaga Cemetery.

He was born January 16, 1893, on a farm near Onaga and had spent his entire life as a farmer in this vicinity. He was a county agent for the agriculture department for a number of years prior to his retirement in December 1963.

Mr. Cass was well known and greatly respected in Pottawatomie County, and active in the many service and fraternal organizations in and around Onaga. He was a member of the Onaga IOOF, Onaga Masonic Lodge, American Legion, Lone Mound Grange, and a member of the Scottish Rite Bodies, Valley of Topeka, Orient of Kansas.

Survivors include his wife, Waunita, of the home here; a son, Vincent of Moscow, Idaho; two daughters, Mrs. Genevieve Rollins, Valley Falls, and Mrs. Marilyn Coulter, Rifle, Colo.; a sister, Mrs. Sarah Bonjour, Topeka; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Lizzie Cass, Wheaton, and 13 grandchildren.

Cass, Emile Ferdinand (I6298)

1518

Merilla and her husband lived in Ohio, and had ten children.

Otis, Marilla (I2469)

1519

Merle enlisted with the U.S. Navy on 5 May 1943 and served in World War II.

Scoville, Merle Robert (I7602)

1520

Merril Otis, 35-M-W, merchant, OH

Otis, Merrill Edward (I2241)

1521

Merrill and Margaret moved from Wayne Co. to Milford Township, Defiance Co., and both died on the old homestead on which they settled at that time.

Otis, Merrill (I4753)

1522

Merrill Otis, 45-M-W, farmer, OH

Otis, Merrill Edward (I2241)

1523

Micajah, eldest son of John Mathis was an enterprising man, and besides his father's liberal bequests, he accumulated a handsome property, but the depreciation of the continental paper was a heavy blow to his financial affairs, yet not withstanding all of his losses at his death his personal property amounted to many thousand dollars, and he also owned the Francis French farm and a farm at Chestnut Neck now called the Shreve Mathis farm. On the Francis French farm was a noted shipyard, where several large sloops were built. A brig called Argo was built at Micajah Mathis Sr.'s landing, on what was called the "Francis French farm" and for many years this was a noted shipyard. The Argo was commanded by Captain John Sowers, a son-in-law of Captain John Leaks Sr. of Bass river. Soon after the building of the Argo, Micajah Mathis built a large sloop called Hope, of Bass River, at the same place. She was designed for the purpose of carrying lumber from Egg Harbor to New York City, and was commanded by Barzilla Mathis, son of the owner of the vessel. After Micajah's death, his sons Job and Barzilla were the proprietors of the Hope. All of these old-time crafts used the old inlet to the Atlantic. He also owned many hundred acres of heavily timbered land and cedar swamp.
There was considerable ship building done at Bass river, the principle ship owners were the Mathis, Cranmers, Adams, Frenchs, Lovelands, Allens and others. The principal ship yards at Bass river were the Francis French place and the Caleb Cranmer place.
He settled on the Francis French place where he resided till the end of his life.

Mathis, Micajah (I3426)

1524

Michel and Carol have two children.

Jorgnsen, Michel (I7568)

1525

Mildred L. Cox, stepdaughter, F-W-11, single, KS, NE, KS

Cox, Mildred Louise (I6277)

1526

Miles Holberd, son, M-W-7, single, IL, IL, IL

Holberd, Miles (I7524)

1527

Milton Rumsey was 9 months old in the 1900 census of Enfield, NY. He was mentioned in the 1905 will of his uncle, Orville C. Rumsey. He was a laborer aged 26 when he was married in 1925. Marie Becker was 22, born in Bulgaria. Both were living in Newfield. In the birth records of his children, Milton was a machinist in 1927, a laborer in 1932, and a stonemason in 1936, at which time there were three children living and two who had died. When young Harold Edward was killed 1931 in an accident, probate papers showed his parents as Milton L. and Marie Rumsey of Ithaca (PR Pkg 4187)

Milton L. Rumsey died intestate, and in his probate his heirs were: widow Marie Rumsey, brother Warren L. Rumsey, and sons Milton L. Jr., Edwin and Raymond Rumsey (PR Pkg 7076). In 1960 and 1965 Marie Rumsey was at 407 Spencer Road, Ithaca. Letters to Milton D. and Raymond in 1966 brought no reply.

Rumsey, Milton Lester (I9696)

1528

Milton Rumsey, head, M-W-29, married at 21, NY, NY, NY, laborer

Rumsey, Milton Lester (I9696)

1529

Milton Rumsey, nephew M-W-11, single, NY, NY, NY

Rumsey, Milton Lester (I9696)

1530

Mina Chance, wife, F-W-30, married, KS, lived at Texas Co., OK in 1935

Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)

1531

Mina Skillin, 5-F-W

Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)

1532

Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-1, single, KS, KS, KS

Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)

1533

Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-10, single, KS, KS, KS

Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)

1534

Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-15, single, KS

Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)

1535

Mina Skillin, daughter, F-W-20, single, KS, KS, KS

Skillin, Mina Mae (I3391)

1536

Minister at Leith, Bishop of Ross from 1600-1613. While Bishop of Ross, he performed the marriage of King James IV of Scotland to Anne of Denmark, baptized Prince Henry and King Charles I, and attended the coronation of James I of England.

Lindsay, David (I3485)

1537

Minnie M. Holbert, wife, F-W-47, married, IL, Canada, OH

[Unknown], Minnie M. (I7520)

1538

Mollie Crowell, 18-F-W, at home, NC

Crowell, Mary L. (I9196)

1539

Moris R. Skillen, 6-M-W, KS, KS

Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)

1540

Morris Skillin, head, M-W-32, married, KS, NY, NY, farmer

Skillin, Maurice Robert (I7443)

1541

Most of George's boyhood was spent on his father's farm near Xenia, MO. When about twenty years old he went to college at College Springs, IA, and afterwards returned to the farm, where at his father's death he became executor of his father's will. In 1906 he was still living on the old homestead at Xenia, MO.

Otis, George Washington (I2385)

1542

Moved to Columbus, GA.

Slade, James Bog (I1394)

1543

Moved to Georgia in 1824.

Slade, Thomas Bog (I1197)

1544

Moved to Mississippi.

Slade, Thomas B. (I1445)

1545

Moved to Mississippi.

Mear, Abraham (I1447)

1546

Moved to Mississippi.

Hinton, Noah (I1477)

1547

Moved to New Orleans.

Slade, James Bog (I1199)

1548

Moved to South Carolina.

Slade, Benjamin (I1662)

1549

Mr. Jennings was a shoemaker by occupation but held various offices in the city and county governments. He served two terms (from Oct. 1842 to Oct. 1846) as deputy sheriff (residing at the jail) under George W. Barker and was himself sheriff two terms, Oct. 1846 to Oct. 1850. He was infirmary director from 1861 to 1870. He was a Mason, the lodge following his remains to their last resting place Feb. 20, 1871, the 95th anniversary of the organization of the American Union Lodge No. 1, of which he was a faithful member.

Jennings, Junia (I1559)

1550

Mrs. Blanche M. LaLonde Templin, one of this community's most active and widley known women, passed away at St. Lukes hospital Wednesday morning after a long and serious illiness. The deceased wife of William Alexander Templin, had been confined to her home, N7109 Altamont, for many weeks, but was removed to the hospital when her condition became more critical.

Mrs. Templin was born in Michigan, and spent her girlhood there. She learned the typesetting trade at an early age and worked on several newspapers of the middle west. She met William Templin in Montana in 1911 and they were married in Spokane in 1913.

Mrs. Templin was secretary of the North Spokane irrigation district No. 8 and a member of the Men's club auxiliary of Morgan Acres and the Morgan Acres Demonstration club. She had also been active in affairs of the Christian Church.

Besides her husband, she leaves two sons, William Alexander "Lex" Templin, Jr. and Elbert Neal Templin, one sister in Michigan, a brother in Oregon and three brothers in Chicago

Funeral services are planned for Friday at Hazen and Jaeger's Chapel. Burial will be in Riverside Memorial Park.

La Londe, Blanche M. (I9276)

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