[13671] WEBB - Laura - TFG-68 1-2-3
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_Thomas R. BOND _____|
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|--Lucille BOND
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| _Abc BRAMBLE ________
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|_Mae XYZ ____________|
(1893 - ....) |
|_Emma XYZ ___________
(1855 - ....)
[10795] age 8 b. PA
[7495] Lewis A LANDBACK and Ottie BURGESS - TFG-166
[7497] Lewis A LANDBACK and Ottie BURGESS - TFG-166
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_Ralph Leroy EDGINGTON _|
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|--Timothy Lee EDGINGTON
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| _Joseph Sylvester CHRISMAN _
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|_Karan Marie CHRISMAN __|
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|_Dorothy Irene FASSETT _____+
_Josiah FASSETT Sr.__+
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_John FASSETT _______|
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| |_Abigail STEVENS ____+
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|--Alvah FASSETT
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| _Phillip HAVERLY ____
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|_Sarah Anne HAVERLY _|
(1797 - 1873) m 1818|
|_Polly WRIGHT _______
[767]
Occupation Farmer, Lumberman and Merchant.
Alvah resided on a farm in Scottsdale PA. He fought in the Civil War on the Union side in Company B, fifty-second Regiment of PA Volunteers. He was wounded in the head at the battle of Fair Oakes on May 31, 1862. Dr. Becker, a fine doctor from the Dutch Mtn Community of Bella Sylvia, was sent south to care for him. He returned home and received a disability discharge on Aug. 11, 1862. He always wore a beard to hide his wounds. He engaged in the lumbering and mercantile business.
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~thstiger/WYOCOCEM5.htm
FASSETT, Alvah, 9 May 1835 - 18 Aug 1888 Civil War;
Mary J. Keeney, h/w, 30 Sept 1842 - 30 Apr 1913;
S. Lee Died 12 Sept 1882 1y 9m 7d "Our Baby";
Flora, Died 18 Apr 1876 3y 3m
http://home.epix.net/~ramcl/history1.html
Dr. John C. Becker, a fine doctor from the community of Bellasylva, was sent to Philadelphia to care for Alvah Fassett of Scotsville, who was shot in the head in the Battle of Four Oaks in 1862. Alvah recovered but always wore a beard to cover the scars.
BIOGRAPHY: TFG-129-Alvah resided on a farm in Scottsville, PA. He served in the civil War in Co. B, 2nd Pennsylvania Volunteers. In the Battle of Fair Oakes, 31 May 1862, he was shot in the head. Dr. Becker, a fine doctor from the Dutch Mountain community of Bella Sylvia, was sent South to care for him. He returned home and received a disability discharge on 11 Aug. 1862. He always wore a beard ot hide his wounds. He engaged in lumbering and mercantile businesses.
[766] WHITCOMB or SCOTTSVILLE CEMETERY
_John FASSETT _______+
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_Francis Henry FASSETT _|
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| |_Betsey TURNER ______
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|--Harriet Hudson FASSETT
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|_Harriet Bagley HUDSON _|
(1832 - 1916) m 1865 |
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[9825] age 7/12 b. ME
_Reuben FASSETT _________+
| (1764 - 1824) m 1784
_Elihu Lawrence FASSETT _|
| (1789 - 1863) m 1810 |
| |_Tamson Lawrence TOWNER _+
| (1764 - ....) m 1784
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|--Joseph Shepherd FASSETT
| (1815 - 1892)
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|_Zerviah WHEATON ________|
(1793 - 1852) m 1810 |
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[2603] TFGX p. 137 middle name Shepherd - p. 143 Shepard - father's middle is Shepherd - went with that
[2599] TFGX - Stevensville Cemetery - Bradford Co - PA d. date 2 Feb 1892
[2601] Stevensville Cemetery - Bradford Co - PA
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|--Deborah STARR
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| _Floyd Orin FASSETT __+
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|_Marilyn FASSETT ____|
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|_Lillian Esther DOTY _+
(1908 - 1998) m 1933
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_Isaac W. STONE ______|
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|--Roxanne STONE
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| _Joseph FASSETT _____+
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|_Lydia Woods FASSETT _|
(1808 - ....) |
|_Hannah WOODS _______+
(1774 - 1857) m 1796
[11645] age 13 b. NH