CLINTSMAN ANNEX
Elnora E. (Clintsman) Drake Pedigree
(Start at generation 1, below.)
WORKING DRAFT
Last Change: 4 January 2017
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Origin of
the surname “Clintsman:”
Generation
5
4 (?) Clintsman
1. Biographical notes:
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2. Wife: (?)
3. Children: (mainly from
Edwardsville, New York)
a. Leslie Levi Clintsman: Married (?) and had the
following son:
(1. Stanley Foster Clintsman.
b. Orval/Orville Clintsman: Married Mattie Van Zant
and had the following children: (order uncertain)
(1. Stanley Foster Clintsman:
(more info) Born 17 September 1882 in Russell Township, St.
Lawrence County, New York. Died 1972,
age 89, at Mercy Hospital, Watertown, N.Y.; interred Fairview Cemetery,
Carthage, Jefferson County, New York. Resided at Carthage, where he was employed as a papermaker by the
Crown Zellerbach Corporation. Retired 1949. Married Elizabeth Raycraft
(b. 1885, d. 23 Mar 1946) of Canton, St. Lawrence County, New York, on 3 July
1905 at Canton, Jefferson County, New York and had the following children:
(order uncertain)
(a. Joseph Orville
Clintsman: Resided at Fayetteville, New York.
(b. Marjorie Clintsman:
Resided at Carthage with her parents.
(c. Nellie Clintsman: Resided at Carthage with her
parents.
(2. Nellie Clintsman: Married (?) Dean and resided
at Averill Park, Rensselaer County, New York.
(3. Daughter: Married Roscoe Towne and resided at
Russell, St. Lawrence County, New York.
c. Christopher “Chris” Clintsman.
d. Peter Clintsman: See generation 3, below.
e. Jerry Clintsman.
3 Peter “Pete” Clintsman (photos) (more info)
1. Biographical notes:
Born 1 October 1800 in Hermon Township, St.
Lawrence County, New York (also seen: b. Montgomery Co., NY). Died 18 May 1873 (age 72 years, 7 months, 17
days) in Wilna Township, Jefferson County, New York; interred Lewisburg/Lake
School Cemetery, Wilna Township, which since 1941 has been within the Fort Drum
reservation, where access is controlled.
Resided in Wilna Township, Jefferson County, New York. Lost a leg when he was 17
years old. Was
employed as a tanner at Hermon, New York. Later was employed as a farmer in Wilna
Township, Jefferson County, New York, as well as on the O. W. Wilmot farm on
Route 39 in Champion Township, Jefferson County.
1860 US Census: Peter Clintsman, age 59 and employed
as a farmer, was head of a household in Wilna Township (near Carthage), New
York. His real estate was valued at
$340, and his personal property was valued at $329. Other members of the household included his
wife, Adelaine, age 52; daughter, Delia, age 18 and
employed as a seamstress; daughter, Sarah, age 15; son, Hiram C., age 13;
daughter, Jane D., age 11; and son, Charles H., age 8. All were born in New York.
1865 NYS Census: Peter Clintsman, age 64 (b. Montgomery
Co., NY) and employed as a farmer, was heading a household in Wilna Township,
Jefferson County, New York. He owned 70
acres of improved and 45 acres of unimproved land valued at $2,000. The household also included his wife, Adaline Clintsman, age 47 (b.
Jefferson Co., NY) and mother of 11; son, Levi Clintsman, age 27 (b. St.
Lawrence Co., NY), single, and employed as a farmer; daughter, Sarah Clintsman,
age 20 (b. St. Lawrence Co., NY), single, and employed as a school teacher;
son, Hiram Clintsman, age 18 (b. St. Lawrence Co., NY), single, and employed as
a farmer; daughter, Jane Clintsman, age 16 (b. St. Lawrence Co., NY) and
single; and son, Charles H. Clintsman, age 13 (b. St. Lawrence Co., NY).
1870 US Census: Peter Clintsman, age 69 and employed
as a farmer, was head of a household near Carthage, Jefferson County, New
York. Other members of the household
included his wife, Adeline, age 62; son, Levi C., age 32; son, Hiram, age 22;
and Levi’s wife, Eliza, age 46.
1880 US Census: Adeline Clintsman, age 72, resided
with her “son,” Alonzo Ford, age 33, in Champion, New York. The household also included Alonzo’s wife,
Jennie, age 31, and their children: son, Eddie, age 11; and daughter, Hettie, age 9.
2. Wife: Adaline B. Case (also seen: Adeline)
Born 17 April 1808 in Ellisburg Township, Jefferson
County, New York. Died 12 September 1884 (age 76 yrs, 5 mo., 25
days) at Carthage, Wilna Township, Jefferson County, New York; interred beside
Peter Clintsman in the Lewisburg/Lake School Cemetery on Fort Drum, Wilna
Township. Married Peter Clintsman on 26
October 1826/28 in Hermon Township, St. Lawrence
County, New York.
Following Peter’s death Adaline married (2nd)
(?) Sage.
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. Dewitt Clinton Clintsman: Born 12 February
1830. Died 8 March
1920. Served in
the Civil War.
1860 US Census: DeWitt, age 30 and employed as a
farmer, was heading a household in Wilna Township, Jefferson County, New
York. Other members of the household
included his wife, Eveline (age 28); son, Lewis (age
6); and daughter, Fanny E. (age 2). All
were born in New York.
1865 NYS Census: Dewitt Clintsman, age 35 (b.
Jefferson Co., NY), was heading a household in Wilna Township, Jefferson
County, New York. The household also
included his wife, Evelyne Clintsman,
age 33 (b. St. Lawrence Co., NY) and mother of 4; son, Lewis E. Clintsman, age
11 (b. St. Lawrence Co., NY); daughter, fanny E. Clintsman, age 7 (b. Jefferson
Co., NY); daughter, Florence E. Clintsman, age 4 (b. Jefferson Co., NY); and
daughter, Carrie E. Clintsman, age 3 months (b. Jefferson Co., NY).
Dewitt Clintsman married Eveline Lewis on 14 October 1852 and had the following
children:
(1. Lewis E. Clintsman: Born about 1854.
(2. Fanny E. Clintsman: Born about 1858.
(3. Florence E. Clintsman: Born about 1861.
(4. Carrie E. Clintsman: Born about 1865.
b. Fanny Hunt Clintsman: Born 25 November 1831. Died 2 September 1914, age
82 years, 9 months, 7 days.
Married Henry Giddings on 22 December 185?.
c. Melinda Caroline Clintsman: Born 17 July
1833. Died 5 October
1930. Married Robert Fleming on 8
January 185?.
d. Eveline Cynthia Clintsman: Born 25 March 1835. Died 6/8 January 1916. Married Anson Tolman
on 4 September 185?.
e. Levi Clark S. Clintsman: (photos) Born 16 September 1837 in St. Lawrence County, New
York. Died 1 December 1904, age 67
years, 2 months, 14 days; interred Lake School Road Cemetery on Fort Drum,
Wilna Township, New York. Veteran of the Civil War (Co. D, 10th NY Heavy
Artillery); enlisted 13 September 1861; discharged 30 June 1865. Married Mrs. Eliza Austin (b. abt 1824),
older than him by about 14 years.
f. Irene Terzah Clintsman: Born 15 July 1839. Died February 1922. Married William Monroe on 25 April 18??.
g. Fidelia Emmerson Clintsman: Born 10
February 1842. Died 10
December 1902, age 60 years, 10 months.
Married Dexter Tooley on 8/28 February 186?.
h. Sarah Adaline Clintsman: (more
info)
Born 27 July 1844 at Hermon,
St. Lawrence County, New York. Died 29 January 1936/39 at Mannsville, Jefferson County, New York; interred there in
Maplewood Cemetery. Married Reuben W. Flander (photos) (more info) (b. 2 Nov 1841 in Pamelia Twp, N.Y., d. 22 Jan
1909 at Mannsville; interred Maplewood Cemetery) on 16 October 1867 and resided
on the O. W. Wilmot farm on Route 39, Mannsville,
Ellisburg Township, Jefferson County, New York.
Reuben was a veteran of the American Civil War,
enlisting 20 August 1864 as a Private in Company I of the 186th New
York Regiment of New York Volunteers. Fought at Hatcher's Run and at Petersburg, Virginia. Reuben was honorably discharged 19 July 1865
at Harewood General Hospital, having lost his left
forearm below the elbow as a result of a gunshot wound received while on picket
duty at Petersburg.
1880 US Census: Reuben Flanders, age 38 (b. NYS, as
were his parents) and employed as a milk peddler, was heading a household in
Champion Township, Jefferson County, New York.
The household also included his wife, Sarah Flanders, age 36 (b. NYS, as
were her parents); daughter, Nettie Flanders, age 4; and daughter, Nellie
Flanders, age 3.
Reuben W. and Sarah Adaline
(Clintsman) Flander had the
following children:
(1. Wellington Flander: Born 23 May 1868 in Wilna
Township, Jefferson County, New Yorkn. Died there 2 May 1877 from
complications of diphtheria.
(2. Dellie Flander: Born 3 July 1869 in Wilna Township, Jefferson
County, New York. Died
there 29 April 1877 from complications of diphtheria.
(3. Fanny Flander: Born 21 March 1871 in Wilna
Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died there 25 April 1877 from complications of diphtheria.
(4. Julia Flander: Born 13 April 1872 in Wilna
Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died there 19 April 1877 from complications of diphtheria.
(5. Nettie DeEtta Flander: (photos) (more info)
Born 17 August 1875 in Wilna
Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died Monday, 12 June 1972 (age
96) at the Meridan – Wallingford Hospital after a
brief illness; interred Maplewood Cemetery, Mannsville,
Ellisburg Township, Jefferson County, New York.
In 1940 resided at 1013 N. Nye Avenue, Fremont, Nebraska. In 1970 resided at 165 N. Pearl Street, Meridan, Michigan 10645.
Nettie was a member of the First United Methodist
Church, the Woman’s Society of Christian Service (of that church), the Ruth Hart Chapter (of Meriden, CT) of the Daughters of
the American Revolution, the Meridan Historical
Society, and the Meridan Women’s Club. At death Nettie still had a living brother,
Harrison, of Leavenworth, Kansas. Her
relatives: John G. and Marie (Fleming) Hansen (the latter of whom was descended
from Robert Fleming (b. 1800), who married Amanda Pond), who in 1970 resided at
3208 Jackson Street, Sioux City, Iowa 51104.
Nettie married Charles William Hunt (photos) (more info) (b. 14/15 Aug 1874, d. 21 Aug 1944, age 70 yrs, 7
days; interred Maplewood Cem., Mannsville, Ellisburg
Twp, Jeffeson Co., NY) on 19 February 1902 at Mannsville, Ellisburg Township, Jefferson County, New York
and for 55 years resided at 165 N. Pearl Street, Meridan,
Connecticut. No children.
1900 US Census: Charles W. Hunt, age 24 and single,
resided with his widowed father in Lorraine Township, Jefferson County, New
York.
1910 US Census: Charles W. Hunt, age 36 (b. NYS;
parents b. NYS) and employed as a polisher for a gun works, was heading a
household in the City of Fulton, Oswego County, New York. The household also included his wife, Nettie
F. Hunt, age 35 (b. NYS; parents b. NYS).
1920 US Census: Charles W. Hunt, age 46 (b. NYS;
parents b. NYS) and employed as a sawyer in a cutlery factory, was heading a
household in the City of Meriden, Meriden Township, New Haven County,
Connecticut. The household also included
his wife, Nettie D. Hunt, age 45 (b. NYS; parents b. NYS).
1930 US Census: Charles W. Hunt, age 55 (b. NYS;
parents b. NYS) and employed as a grinder in a ball bearing factory, was
heading a household at 61 Webster Street in the City of Meriden, Meriden
Township, New Haven County, Connecticut.
He was married 1st at age 27. The
household also included his wife, Nettie F. Hunt, age 54 (b. NYS; parents b.
NYS), who was married 1st at age 26.
1940 US Census: Charles W. Hunt, age 65 (b. NYS) and
employed as a grinder for a ball bearing manufacturer, was heading a household
at 165 North Pearl Street in the City of Meriden, Meriden Township, New Haven
County, Connecticut. He had completed 2
years of high school and resided in the same city in April 1935. The household also included his wife, Nettie
F. Hunt, age 64 (b. NYS), who had completed 4 years of high school.
(6. Nellie Adaline Flander: Born 5 April 1877 at Carthage, Wilna Township, Jefferson County, New York.
Died 25 April 1922; interred Maplewood Cemetery, Mannsville,
Jefferson County, New York..
(7. Mabel Flander: Born 21 January 1879 at Carthage,
Wilna Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died 9 September 1879 in Wilna Township;
interred there.
(8. Jesse Flander: Born 5 February 1881 at Carthage,
Wilna Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died 6/16 September 1881 at Wilna; interred
there.
(9. Charles Henry Flander: Born 9 November 1882 at
Champion, Jefferson County, New York. Died 28 July 1941. Married (1st) Lena Davis on 22 June 1915.
(10. Fred Levi Flander: (more info) Born 9 May 1887 at Champion, Jefferson County, New
York. Died 8 October
1961. Married (1st)
Louise Paradis (d. 13 Aug 1920) on 14 January 1918
and had the following children:
(a. Edward “Ed” Flander: Was mentally handicapped.
(b. Twin.
(c. Twin.
Fred Flander married (2nd) Hazel Herrendeen of Cleveland, Ohio on 17/28 December 1921.
(11. Harrison “Harry” Reuben Flander:
Born 27 November 1888 at Champion,
Jefferson County, New York. Apparently died at
Leavenworth, Kansas. Served during World War I, enlisting 1 August 1917 at Muskegon,
Michigan in the 49th Aero Squadron stationed at Camp Kelly, San
Antonio, Texas. Transferred to
the 187th Squadron and was promoted to Sergeant. Later transferred to the 623rd
Squadron; discharged 1919. In 1972
Harrison resided at Leavenworth, Kansas.
Harrison married (1st) Mable Cleaveland of Cleveland, Ohio on 28 July 1921. Married (2nd)
Hazel Terrendeen of Muskegon, Michigan on 17 October
1921.
Note: there is a remarkable similarity between the
names of the 2nd wives of Harrison and his older brother, Fred:
Hazel Terrendeen and Hazel Herrendeen,
respectively. Could they be the same
woman, or is there some confusion here?
i. Hiram Case Clintsman: Born 3 September 1846 in St.
Lawrence County, New York. Died 9 February 1916.
Married Rose Woolley.
j. Jane “Jennie” Dixon Clintsman: (photos) Born 11 January 1849 in St. Lawrence County, New
York. Died 7 January 1908, age 58 years,
11 months, 26 days; interred Lake District Cemetery, Wilna Township, Jefferson
County, New York. Married Alonzo A. Ford
(b. 1847, d. 1885; interred Lake District Cemetery), who served in the Civil
War, on 11 June 1868 and had at least the following children:
(1. Edward “Ed” Ford: Born about 1869.
(2. “Hettie” Ford: Born
about 1871.
k. Charles Henry Clintsman: See generation
2, below.
2 Charles Henry Clintsman (photos) (more info)
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1. Biographical notes:
Born 31 January 1852 at Hermon, St. Lawrence
County, New York.
Died 15 September 1934, age 82, from complications of heart disease at the
home of his son-in-law, Charles Briant Drake (also the George Edgar Drake
residence); interred Black River Cemetery, on Route 3 east of the village of
Black River, New York. Was clearly a
well-educated and thoughtful man to have composed the letter entitled “War and
Christianity” on 29 October 1916 at the age of 64 and to write poetry as a
hobby. He was a retired farmer, having
operated farms at Black River, Great Bend, and LeRaysville, New York until
1924, when his wife died and he retired.
In 1918 resided on a 160-acre farm at RD#3, Evans
Mills, LeRay Township. He had
also been the Commissioner of Highways for the Town of Champion.
1870 US Census: Charles Clintsman, age 18, was
employed as a farm hand in the household of Schuyler Gardner, a 29 year-old
farmer in Rutland, Watertown Township, Jefferson County, New York.
1880 US Census: Charles Clintsman, age 28 and a farm
laborer, was a member of the C. Middleton household in Felts Mills, Jefferson
County, New York. He and his parents
were born in New York.
1900 US Census: No record found.
1910 US Census: Charles H. Clintsman, age 57, was
head of a household in LeRay Township, New York. He had been married to Emma J., age 51, for
27 years. Emma had had 2 children, both
of whom were still living. Other members
of the household included their daughter, Eleanore
E., age 16 and single; and son, Dewitt C., age 13 and single. Charles and his parents were born in New
York. Emma and her children were born in
New York, but her parents were born in England.
1920 US Census: Charles, age 60 with no mentioned
employment, was head of a household on Gardnerville Road in LeRay Township,
Jefferson County, New York. The
household also included his wife, Emogine, age 58;
and son, Dewitt, age 24 with no employment mentioned. All were born in New York.
1930 US Census: Charles H., age 78, was widowed and
had married 1st at age 30. He
lived in the household of his son-in-law, Charles Briant Drake and family, in
LeRay Township.
2. Wife: Emogene “Emma”
Perkins (photos)
Born 30 October 1858; daughter of William and Elizabeth (?) Perkins. Died 6
February 1924; interred Black River Cemetery.
Before marriage resided at Black River, Jefferson
County, New York. Married Charles
Henry Clintsman of Carthage, Wilna Township, Jefferson
County on 21 August 1882 at Black River with Reverend H. C. Abbott
officiating. Emma had the following
brother:
a. Benjamin Perkins: Born in England. Died young.
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. Dewitt Charles Clintsman: (photos) Born 1897. Resided in Watertown, Jefferson County, New York. Married Ethel Barbur
and had the following son:
(1. Charles D. Clintsman: (photos) Born 24 July 1925 at Black River, Jefferson
County, New York. Died
31 December 2000 (age 75) in Ellisburg Township, Jefferson County. Military veteran. Married Della Waite and had the following
children: (order uncertain)
(a. John Clintsman.
(b. Guy Clintsman.
(c. Virginia Clintsman:
Married (?) Halt.
(d. Barbura
Clintsman: Married (?) Mayberger.
(e. LaVerne
Clintsman: Married (?) Fisher.
b. Elnora E. Clintsman: See generation 1,
below.
1 Elnora E. Clintsman:
Born 4 May 1893 in Rutland Township, Jefferson County, New York. Died 22 September 1916; interred Evans Mills,
Jefferson County, New York. Married, as his 1st wife, Charles Briant Drake, generation 11 in America, on 30 December
1913.
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Other, still unidentified, names:
1. Charles Clintsman: (more info) Perhaps the son of
Dewitt Clinton Clintsman?
2. Stanley Clintsman: Died 16 February 1988, age 86; interred Union
Cemetery, Adams Center, Jefferson County, New York.
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