CARLISLE ANNEX
Ella Sarah (Carlisle) Burdick
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(Start at generation 2, below.)
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Origin of the surname “Carlisle:”
The Carlisle family came, originally,
from Carlisle, Scotland.
Generation
X David Carlisle
1. Biographical notes:
Born . Died .
2. Wife: Abigail Stowell
Born . Died .
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. : See generation 9, below.
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6 John Carlisle
A. Biographical Notes:
Born 1702
at Glasgow, Scotland. Died
Monmouth County, New Jersey.
Note: Carlisle family tradition held that the immigrant
ancestor was David Carlisle, who married Abigail Stowell
in New Jersey and resided in Somerset County, New Jersey was either the father
or grandfather of William Carlisle, generation 5, below.
B. Wife: (?)
C. Children: (order
uncertain)
1. Joseph Carlisle: Born
1731.
2. Robert Carlisle: Born
about 1735.
3. William Carlisle: See generation 5, below.
Note: By one account, one or more of the immigrant's
children moved to Pennsylvania and one or more of his children moved to
Illinois.
5 William Carlisle
A.
Biographical Notes:
Born 29
September 1737 at Freehold, Monmouth County, New York. Died 24 October 1808 at Minaville, Montgomery County, New York. Served as a Private in the
New York Militia during the Revolutionary War, having registered from Middlesex
County, New Jersey.
B. Wife #1: Hannah Taylor
1. Biographical notes:
Married
William Carlisle on 16 April 1764 in New Jersey.
2. Children:
a. Hannah
Carlisle.
b. Samuel
Carlisle.
c.
Catherine Carlisle.
d. Robert
Carlisle.
C. Wife #2: Tamar Lott
1. Biographical notes:
Married
William Carlisle in 1780 in New Jersey.
2. Children:
a. Lott
Carlisle: Born 1780.
b.
Elizabeth Carlisle: Born 1782.
c. Letitia Carlisle: Born 1785.
d. William
W. Carlisle: Born 1787.
D. Wife #3: Elizabeth Anderson
1. Biographical notes:
Daughter
of James and Catherine (Lloyd) Anderson. Married William Carlisle on
23 March 1789.
2. Children:
a. Lewis
Carlisle: Born 15 November 1789 in New Jersey.
Died 25 January 1858 at Waterford, Wayne County, Michigan. Married Mary Croul on 6 January 1811 at Throopsville,
New York.
b. Joseph
Carlisle: Born 1792.
c. William S. Carlisle: See generation
4, below.
4 Dr. William S. Carlisle, MD
A. Biographical Notes:
Born 20 October 1793 at South Amboy, Middlesex County, New Jersey. Died 24 March 1868 in Elgin Township, Kane
County, Illinois; interred there in Bluff City, Illinois. Moved to Three Mile Bay,
Lyme Township, Jefferson County, New York, where he practiced medicine and
surgery. For many years William
was also Supervisor of Lyme Township, and from 1853 to 1854 was Supervisor of
near-by Cape Vincent Township.
1860 US Census: William
Carlisle, age 66 (b. NJ) and employed as a physician, was heading a household
in Lyme Township (Cape Vincent PO), Jefferson County, New York. His real estate was valued at $5,600 and his
personal property was valued at $2,500.
The household also included his wife, Delia Carlisle, age 64 (b. NYS);
daughter, Ada Carlisle, age 24 (b. NYS); and servant,
Margaret Cary, age 23 (b. Canada).
1865 US Census: William
Carlisle, age 70 (b. NJ) and employed as a physician, was heading a household
in Lyme Township, Jefferson County, New York.
He owned 70 acres of improved and 37 acres of unimproved land. The household also included his wife, Lydia
Carlisle, age 68 (b. Montgomery Co., NY) and mother of 9; and daughter, Adeline
M. Carlisle, age 26 (b. Montgomery Co., NY) and never married.
B. Wife: Lydia Shuler
Born 28 January 1796;
daughter of John and Hannah (Buck) Shuler. Died 29 June 1878 in Elgin Township, Kane
County, Illinois; interred with William.
Married William S. Carlisle on 31 December 1818 at Minaville, Montgomery County, New York.
C. Children:
1. John Cady Carlisle: See generation 3, below.
2. Lewis Carlisle: Born 22
April 1822 (also seen: b. 1824). Died 31
December 1850 at sea; interred Bluff City Cemetery, Elgin Township, Cook County, Illinois.
Was murdered on board ship while returning from California with gold he
acquired there in the gold rush.
3. Anne Elizabeth Carlisle:
Born 2 October 1823. Died
10 August 1888. Married Doctor
Charles Parker of Three Mile Bay, Lyme Township, Jefferson
County, New York.
4. David Carlisle: Born
1824/1825. Died
January 1883 in Idaho. Married Hannah Beard, daughter of Robert C. and Unice
J. (?) Beard, and had the following children: (order uncertain)
a. Hannah
Carlisle: Born about 1858 in Jefferson County, New York.
1865 NYS Census: Hannah
Carlisle, age 7 (b. Jefferson Co., NY), resided in the household headed by her grandfather,
Robert C. Beard, age 51 (b. Montgomery Co., NY), father of 5, and employed as a
farmer, in Lyme Township, Jefferson County, New York. The household also included Robert's wife, Unice J. Beard, age 53 (b. Montgomery Co., NY).
b. Adelaide Carlisle: Married
Reverend E. F. Maine of Sandy Creek, Jefferson County, New York.
Note: by one account Adelaide was the daughter of William
and Lydia (Shuler) Carlisle.
5. James Anderson Carlisle:
Born 3 June 1827 in Charleston Township, Montgomery County, New York. Died 4 October 1898, age 71 years and 4
months, in Elgin Township, Kane County, Illinois; interred there in Bluff City
Cemetery (also seen: d. as an infant; by another, d. 3 Sep 1874 at Little
Valley, Cattaraugus Co., NY). Married Alida Sprague Carlisle (b. 7 Jun 1840 in NYS, d. 27 Jan
1925 in Montgomery Co., PA; interred with James), daughter of James G. and
Susan Dewey (Paddock) Sprague, in 1863 and had the following children:
a. Susan
Adeline Carlisle: Born 25 October 1864 in Oshkosh Township, Winnebago County,
Wisconsin. Died 8 May 1952 in West
Chester Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania; interred there in Oaklands Cemetery.
Married David Townsend Sharples (b. 22 Aug
1864, d. 18 Apr 1935) and had children.
b. Guy S.
Carlisle: Born 15 September 1865 in Elgin Township, Kane County, Illinois. Died there 28 April 1881; interred there in
Bluff City Cemetery.
c. John A.
Carlisle: Born 23 January 1869. Died 8
January 1917; interred Bluff City Cemetery, Elgin Township, Cook County,
Illinois.
d. Francis
Perry Carlisle: Born 5 October 1871 in Elgin Township, Kane County,
Illinois. Died there 2 October 1872, age
11 months; interred there in Bluff City Cemetery.
e. Charles Sylvanus Carlisle: Born 5 May 1873 in Elgin Township, Kane
County, Illinois. Died 20 October 1926
at Chicago, Cook County, Illinois; interred Bluff City Cemetery, Elgin
Township, Cook County, Illinois.
f. Henry B.
Carlisle: Born 30 September 1874 in Elgin Township, Cook County, Illinois. Died 25 April 1943 in Lower Pottsgrove Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania;
interred Edgewood Cemetery, Pottstown Township, Montgomery County,
Pennsylvania. Married Arabella "Bella" R. Rapp (b. Jun 1882, d. 12 Aug
1962; interred with Henry).
3 John
Cady Carlisle (photos)
A. Biographical Notes:
Born 24
February 1820 at Charleston, Burlington County, New Jersey (also seen: b.
Montgomery Co., NY and Jefferson Co., NY).
Died 28 June 1866, age 46, at Preble, Cortland County, New York;
interred there in Elmwood Cemetery. Employed as a farmer.
1850 US Census: John C.
Carlisle, age 30 (b. NYS) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in
Lyme Township, Jefferson County, New York.
His real estate was valued at $2000.
The household also included his wife, Pamelia F. Carlisle, age 34 (b.
NYS); son, Wm S. Carlisle, age 7 (b. NYS); daughter, Ann F. Carlisle, age 1 (b.
NYS); and Julia M. Beebee, age 19 (b. NYS).
1855 NYS Census: John C.
Carlisle, age 35 (b. Montgomery Co., NY) and employed as farmer, was heading a
household in Cape Vincent Township, Jefferson County, New York. The household also included his wife, Pamelia
F. Carlisle, age 40; son, William S. Carlisle, age 11; daughter, Ann F.
Carlisle, age 6; son, Lewis Carlisle, age 4; daughter, Sarah E. Carlisle, age
10 months; hired hand, Benjamin Suell, age 18; and
servant, Nancy Broadwell, age 14.
1860 US Census: Jas Carlisle,
age 40 (b. NYS) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Cape
Vincent Township (Cape Vincent Post Office), Jefferson County, New York. His real estate was valued at $5,560. The household also included his wife, Pamelia
Carlisle, age 45 (b. NYS); son, Wm Carlisle, age 16 (b. NYS); daughter, Ann
Carlisle, age 11 (b. NYS); son, Lewis Carlisle, age 9 (b. NYS); daughter, Ella
Carlisle, age 5 (b. NYS); son, Jas Carlisle, age 3 (b. NYS); and servant,
Augustus Millet, age 20 (b. France).
1865 NYS Census: John C.
Carlisle, age 45 (b. Montgomery Co., NY) and employed as a farmer, was heading
a household in Cape Vincent Township, Jefferson County, New York. The household also included his wife, Amelia
F. Carlisle, age 50 (b. Jefferson Co., NY) and mother of 6; son, William L.
Carlisle, age 21, (b. Jefferson Co., NY), employed as a farmer, and had had a
relationship with the US Army; daughter, Ann Y? Carlisle, age 16 (b. Jefferson
Co., NY); son, Lewis F. Carlisle, age 13 (b. Jefferson Co., NY; daughter, Ella
S./L. Carlisle, age 10 (b. Jefferson Co., NY; and son,
James A. Carlisle, age 8 (b. Jefferson Co., NY).
B. Wife: Pamelia "Amelia" F. Waffle
(photos)
Born 8 May 1815 at Depauville, Clayton
Township, Jefferson County, New York, daughter of William and Mary (Baxter)
Waffle. Died 15 July 1892,
age 77, at Watertown, Jefferson County, New York; interred with John. Named after her adopted
paternal grandmother, Pamelia Brown,
wife of Major General Brown, who
founded Brownsville, New York. Married John Cady Carlisle on 31 March 1842 in Jefferson County,
New York. In or after 1872
resided with her son, Lewis F. Carlisle, and her daughter, Ella, at Auburn,
Cayuga County, New York.
1870 US Census:
1875 NYS Census:
1880 US Census:
C. Children:
1. William Shuler Carlisle: (more info) Born 16 July 1843 in Lyme
Township, Jefferson County, New York.
Died 10 November 1907, age 64 years, 3 months, 25 days, at Dayton,
Montgomery County, Ohio; interred Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, Jefferson County,
New York. In 1861 William enlisted in
Company M of the 10th New York Heavy Artillery and served throughout the Civil
War. He was an orderly to the colonel of
his regiment and was at the Battle of Gettysburg.
Referred to as an
"expert mechanic" in the employ of the Davis Sewing Machine Company
of Watertown, Jefferson County, New York and moved with that company to Dayton,
Montgomery County, Ohio. In that
capacity, about 1906 he invented and patented an automatic lift and drop
cabinet. From 1874 to 75 William was
Fire Chief at Dayton.
1870 U.S.
Census: William S. Carlisle, age 27, was living in Watertown. Other members of the household included his
wife, Kate R., age 25; son, John B., age 4; son, Wayne M., age 2; and Eliz
Burdick, age 72.
William S. Carlisle married
(1st) Catherine "Kate" Rose Delancy Burdick
(b. 12 Mar 1845, d. 24 Sep 1885, age 40 years, 6 months, and 12 days, from
complications of tuberculosis after a long illness; interred Brookside Cem.,
Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY), daughter of Nelson and Catherine (Getman) Burdick (see Para. C.2.a. of gen 3 of the Burdick Annex).
During the last year of
Catherine's illness, William's sister, Ella
Sarah Carlisle, moved to Watertown from Auburn, Cayuga County, New York
(where she had been residing with her mother and brother, Lewis H.) to help
William care for his four sons. It was
during this visit that Ella met her eventual husband, Wayne Watson Burdick, who
was Catherine's half brother.
William and Catherine
(Burdick) Carlisle had the following children:
a. John Nelson Carlisle: (more info) Born 24 August 1866. Died 21 July 1931; interred Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Married Carrie Waffle Brown (b. 21 Mar 1871 at Pulaski, Oswego Co., NY, d. 25 Mar 1933; interred with John), his second cousin (Para. C.8.a. of generation 4 of the Waffle Annex), daughter of Edmund and Candice C. (Waffle) Brown of Pulaski, Oswego County, New York, in 1894 and resided at Watertown, Jefferson County, New York, where John was employed as an attorney and politician, including as New York State Commissioner of Highways.
1900 U.S. Census: John W.
Carlisle, age 33 (b. Aug 1866), was heading a household on Keyes Street in
Watertown, New York. Other members of
the household included his wife, Carrie, age 29 (b. Mar 1871); their daughter,
Catherine, age 5 (b. Oct 1894); and John's brother, Floyd, age 19 (b. Mar
1881).
John and Carrie Carlisle had the following daughter:
(1. Catherine Candace Carlisle: Born 10 October 1894 at Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Died there 24 September 1923; interred there in Brookside Cemetery. Married Frederic Halsey Taylor (b. 2 Jun 1894 at Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY, d. 16 Jun 1964; interred with Catherine), son of John Byron and Emma Gertrude (Flower) Taylor, in 1916.
b. Wayne Burdick Carlisle: Born 1868. Died 1897 from complications of tuberculosis while residing in Montana; interred Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Was employed as private secretary to Governor Roswell P. Flower of New York State.
c. Lewis William Carlisle: (photos) Born 12 March 1878. Died 28 July 1898 from a sniper wound on 2 July 1898 on San Juan Hill prior to the Battle of Santiago, Cuba during the Spanish American War; interred Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Had the largest funeral ever held in Watertown, New York.
d. Floyd Leslie Carlisle: (photos) Born 5 March 1881 at Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Died 9 November 1942, age 61, at Glen Cove, Nassau County, New York; interred Brookside Cemetery, Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Employed as a banker, financier, and junior partner in J.P. Morgan and Company. Owned the St. Regis Paper Mills. At his death in 1942 Floyd was Chairman of the Board of the Consolidated Edison Company and served on numerous other corporate boards. He left an estate valued at more than ten million dollars.
1900 U.S. Census: Floyd, age
19 (b. Mar 1881), was living with his brother, John on Keyes Street in Watertown,
New York.
Floyd Carlisle married Edna May Rogers (photos)
(b. 19 May 1882, d. 11 Feb 1953; interred with Floyd), daughter of Watson M. and
Mary Adele (?) Rogers, and had the following children: (order uncertain)
(1. Adele Carlisle.
(2. John William Carlisle: Born 27 January 1914 at Watertown,
Jefferson County, New York. Died 2 July 1997 at Northampton, Hampshire County, Massachusetts.
Married Ruth Lovell Stephenson
"Lee" (b. 10 Jul 1916 in Winchester Twp., Middlesex Co., MA, d. 7 May
2003 in Northampton Twp, Hampshire Co., MA), who before marriage was employed
as a model and Broadway chorus girl, and had the following children:
(a. Candace "Candy" Lovell Carlisle: Married Warren
August Rasmussen (subsequently divorced) and had the following daughter:
(1) Lise Lovell Rasmussen: Has an interest in family history; inherited the papers and photos of Floyd
Leslie Carlisle. Married Robert Russell
Simring and had the following daughter:
(a) Ella Carlisle Simring:
Born about 2001.
(b. Jonathan Rogers
Carlisle.
(3. Floyd Leslie Carlisle, Jr.: Born 3 October 1919 at
Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Died
3 March 1996 at Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky; interred there in Cave
Hill Cemetery. Married Claire Corrigan
(b. 17 Jun 1920, d. 1 Dec 1979) on 27 October 1945 and had at least one son:
(a) Douglas Roger Carlisle: Born 3 April 1950 in New York City,
New York. Died 29 July 2007 at
Louisville, Jefferson County, Kentucky; interred there in Cave Hill Cemetery.
(4. Catherine "Kate" Carlisle.
William S. Carlisle married
(2nd), as her 3rd husband, Josephine "Josie" M. (Klee)(Shroyer) Hart (b. 16 Mar 1862 in OH, d. 3 Mar 1930 at
Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH; interred there in Woodland Cem.), daughter of John
Josef and Caroline (Coleman) Klee.
Josephine had married (1st) William M. Shroyer
(b. 1852 in Montgomery Co., OH, d. 16 Mar 1890;
interred Woodland Cem. & Arboretum, Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH) in
1881. Josephine had married (2nd) Edwin
T. Hart (b. Oct 1854 in Morrow Twp, Warren Co., OH, d.
12 Apr 1902 at Dayton, Montgomery Co., OH) in 1896.
2. Victoria Adelaide
Carlisle: Born 25 December 1845 in Lyme Township, Jefferson County, New
York. Died as an
infant about 1845.
3. Anna/Ann Florence
Carlisle: Born 19 March 1849 in Lyme Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died 27 April 1930; interred Elmwood
Cemetery, Preble, Cortland County, New York.
Ann Carlisle married Perry
Simeon Haynes (b. 22 Jul 1846 in NYS, d. 18 Apr 1899 in Cortland Co., NY;
interred with Ann) (who moved to Preble, Cortland Co., NY as a young boy), son
of Jacob Derick and Lavinia
(Kenyon) Haynes, on 12 November 1867 and had the following children: (order
uncertain)
a. Marvin
J. Haynes: Born 28 September 1868 in Preble Township, Cortland County, New
York. Died 7 September 1959 at
Binghamton, Broome County, New York; interred Cortland Rural Cemetery, Cortland,
Cortland County, New York. Married
Cornelia Tulley (b. 28 Sep 1870 in Preble Twp,
Cortland Co., NY, d. 5 Sep 1965 at Cortland, Cortland Co., NY; interred with
Marvin), daughter of Miles H. and Minerva S. (Tolley)
Tully, in 1894 and had children.
b. Herbert
C. Haynes: Born 8 July 1870 in New York.
Died 10 May 1935; interred Elmwood Cemetery, Preble Township, Cortland
County, New York. Married Mabel
"May" Griffin (b. Jun 1877, d. 23 Jan 1953; interred with Herbert)
and had at least the following son:
(1. Perry S. Haynes: Born 21
June 1909 at Earlville, Madison County, New York. Died 11 September 1973 at
Utica, Oneida County, New York.
c. Mildred
C. Haynes: Born March 1875 on Onondaga County, New York. Died there 1960; interred Walnut Grove Cemetery,
Jamesville, Onondaga County, New York.
Married James Pierce, Jr. (b. 1879 at Vesper, Onondaga Co., NY, d. 18
Jul 1953 at Jamesville, Onondaga Co., NY; interred with Mildred) in 1900 and
had at least one son.
d. James
Carlisle Haynes: (photos) Born 1 October 1880
in Cortland County, New York. Died there
1 January 1966; interred Elmwood Cemetery, Preble Township, Cortland County,
New York. Married, as her 2nd husband,
Jennie E. (Ercanback) Barry (b. 18 Mar 1884 at Homer,
Cortland Co., NY, d. 1968 at Watertown, Jefferson Co., NY; interred with James)
in 1911. Jennie had married (1st) Earl
John Barry (b. 24 Jan 1880 in Cortland Co., NY, d. 20
May 1948 in Monaca Twp, Beaver Co., PA; interred Woodlawn Cem., Aliquippa Twp,
Beaver Co., PA) in 1902.
e.
Katherine Ella Haynes: Married Robert Knapp and had the following daughter:
(1. Ann Carlisle Knapp:
Married Gerald Burgett.
f. Lavinia Haynes: Married (?) Page.
4. Lewis F. Carlisle: (photos)
Born 1 November
1851 in Lyme Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died 14 April 1899, age 47, at Richmond,
Indiana; interred Elmwood Cemetery, Preble, Cortland County, New York. Moved from Preble, New York (south of
Syracuse on I-81) to Auburn, Cayuga County, New York (N. end of Cayuga Lake)
about 1872, where he owned a shirt factory at 63 State Street. The firm employed more than 25 workers and
produced tailored shirts for men. His
mother and sister, Ella, lived with him.
Lewis invented a rope fire
escape, but during the first demonstration, he fell more than 20 feet, injuring
his left leg to the extent that it had to be amputated. After the shirt factory, Lewis was Assistant
Warden at Auburn State Prison (which was 1st built in 1800) for
several years and was State Chairman for the Democratic Party. After the death of his mother in 1892, Lewis
married (?) and moved to Richmond, Indiana, where he died. By one account that
marriage was unhappy.
5. Ella Sarah Carlisle: See generation 2, below.
6. James Anderson Carlisle:
Born 13 October 1856 at Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York. Died 1874, age 18, from complications of
spinal meningitis at Little Falls, Herkimer County, New York (on State Route 5
in the Mohawk River Valley, about mid-way between Syracuse and Albany).
2 Ella Sarah Carlisle
Born 3
August 1854 at Cape Vincent, Jefferson County, New York. Died 14 November 1929. Married Wayne Watson Burdick, generation 2 of
the Burdick
Annex on 12 June 1889 at Auburn, Cayuga County, New York.
See Burdick
Annex for More Info
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Other, still unidentified, Carlisle
names:
1. Phlander
Carlisle: Born about 1820 in Massachusetts.
1865
NYS Census: Phlander Carlisle, age 45 (b. MA) and employed
as a laborer, was heading a household in Alexandria Township, Jefferson County,
New York. The household also included
his wife, Sarah A. Carlisle, age 35 (b. MA) and mother of 3; daughter, Sarah A.
Carlisle, age 7 (b. MA); son, Charles D. Carlisle, age 5 (b. Jefferson Co.,
NY); and daughter, Minie E. Carlisle, age 3 years and
1 month (b. Jefferson Co., NY).
2. Frank C. Carlisle: Born about
1859.
1910
US Census: Frank C. Carlisle, age 51 (b. NYS, parents b. MA), was heading a
household in Theresa Township, Jefferson County, New York. The household also included his wife of 22
years, Minnie Carlisle, age 44 (b. English Canada, as were her parents) and
mother of 8, 6 of whom were still living; son, Leslie E. Carlisle, age 21; son,
Lawrence H. Carlisle, age 17; son, Brayton C.
Carlisle, age 10; son, Eugene W. Carlisle, age 8; daughter, Jennie A. Carlisle,
age 6; and son, Arthur P. Carlisle, age 4.
(ref 35gi)
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