Husband P O Allen
Born: Abt 1857 - , , NY, USA
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Wife Elcina Marshall
Born: Abt 1857 - , , NY, USA
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Father: Sidney Marshall
Mother: Arvilla Wolcott
Children
1 F Aletta Allen
Born: Abt 1878 - , , NY, USA
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General Notes (Husband)
Father b NY, mother RI. - Census Lincklaen NY
Husband Benjamin Austin
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Marriage: 1817
Wife Silence Wolcott
Born: 1796 - Northampton, Montgomery, NY, USA
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Died: 1844 - , , MI, USA
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Father: Thomas Wolcott
Mother: Silence Cummings
Other Spouse: Oliver Darling
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Husband David Wolcott
Born: 3 May 1821 - Lincklaen, Chenango, NY, USA 116
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Died: 8 Jul 1897 - De Ruyter, Madison, NY, USA 116
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Father: Thomas Wolcott
Mother: Abigail Reynolds
Marriage: 24 Oct 1842
Wife Olive Almira Austin
Born: 1820-1825 - , , NY, USA
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Died: 28 Feb 1906 - New Woodstock, Madison, NY, USA
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Children
1 F Harriet Louisa Wolcott
Born: 3 Aug 1843 - De Ruyter, Madison, NY, USA
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Died: 20 Mar 1845
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2 F Rhoda Delina Wolcott
Born: 9 May 1847 - De Ruyter, Madison, NY, USA
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Died: Dec 1899
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3 M William Harlow Wolcott
Born: 20 Aug 1851 - De Ruyter, Madison, NY, USA
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Died: 20 Aug 1851
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4 F Wolcott
Born: 1853 - De Ruyter, Madison, NY, USA
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General Notes (Husband)
David's family [David, 38, farmer, Almyra, 35, Roda, 14, and Harlo, 9, all b NY.] is found in 1860 just a few doors away from his half brother Burton Richer's family. - Census 1860 Otselic NY
The Town of De Ruyter.
This is one of the five towns that were formed previous to the erection of the county and was set off from Cazenovia March 15, 1798; it then contained the territory of the present towns of German, Lincklaen, Otselic and Pitcher, in Chenango county, and Georgetown in Madison county. The town received its name in honor of Admiral De Ruyter, of the Dutch navy. It is the southwest corner town in the county. It presents a hilly surface which is broken by the valley of the Tioughnioga River, which with numerous small tributaries, drains and waters the town. The soil is of a general good quality, sandy and gravelly loam on the hills and rich alluvium in the valleys. The village of the same name as the town is situated in the southwestern part of the town; it was incorporated in 1833. - Smith's Madison County Hist
Some of the locations for this family are given as De Ruyter, Madison. I find David in 1850 in De Ruyter and thereafter in the Otselic. In 1850 several Austin families are found nearby. - Census 1850 De Ruyter NY and 1860-80 Otselic NY
See footnotes. 117,118