ANDREWS ANNEX
Samuel Leslie Andrews Pedigree
(Start at generation 1, below.)
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Origin of
the surname “Andrews:”
Generation
10
9 William Andrews
1. Biographical notes:
Probably born Hamptworth,
Wiltshire, England. Died 1675/76 at New Haven,
Connecticut. In 1635 emigrated from
England to Boston, Massachusetts Bay Coloney with his
wife and 2 or 3 children. Resided at New Haven, Connecticut by 1639.
2. Wife: Mary? (?)
Born . Died .
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. William Andrews.
b. Jane Andrews.
c. Samuel Andrews: See generation 8, below.
d. Nathan Andrews.
8 Samuel Andrews (perhaps)
1. Biographical notes:
Born 1635. Died 6
October 1704 in Connecticut.
2. Wife: (?)
Born . Died .
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. Samuel Andrews, Jr.: See generation 9,
below.
7 Samuel Andrews, Jr. (perhaps)
1. Biographical notes:
Born . Died .
2. Wife: (?)
Born 30 April 1663. Died 31 January 1727/28 in Connecticut.
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. William Andrews: See generation 6, below.
6 William Andrews (perhaps)
1. Biographical notes:
Born 6 February 1702/03. Died .
2. Wife: (?)
Born . Died .
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. William Andrews, Jr.: See generation 5,
below.
5 William
Andrews, Jr. (perhaps; could be the same
as generation 4, below)
1. Biographical notes:
Born 13 February 1733/34. Died . Moved from Connecticut to Sherburne, Chenango County, New York
before 1797.
2. Wife #1: Mary
Curtis
a. Biographical notes:
Born . Died . Married William Andrews on 27 December 1759 at Meriden,
Connecticut.
b. Children:
(1.
3. Wife #2: (?)
a. Biographical notes:
Born . Died .
b. Children:
(1.
William Andrews, III:
(perhaps) See generation 4, below.
Note: above generations
are speculative
4 William
Andrews (note: could be the same as
generation 4, above)
1. Biographical notes:
Born . Died .
2. Wife: (?)
Born . Died .
3. Children: (order uncertain)
a. William Andrews, Jr.
b. Samuel Andrews: See generation 3, below.
c. Curtis Andrews.
d. Miles Andrews.
3 Samuel Andrews
1. Biographical notes:
Born 14 July 1797. Died 5 April
1865; interred Port Crane (later Fenton), Broome County, New York. About 1812 moved with his brother, William,
from Sherburne, New York to Sanitaria Springs, Broome County, New York, then called Osborne Hollow, where they bought the farm that
became the old Andrews homestead. About
a year later William moved further west in New York. Samuel was employed as a farmer and sold
lumber that he milled.
2. Wife: Betsy Goodrich Blatchley
Born 21 January 1798, daughter of Daniel Blatchley. Died 9 December 1876; interred Port Crane
(later Fenton), Broome County, New York.
In 1808 moved her father and siblings 200 miles by oxen team from
Farmington, Connecticut to Broome County, New York. Of interest, Daniel Blatchley
lived to be 94 and with his two wives had a total of 14 children.
3. Children:
a. William Andrews: Born 9 June 1821. Died 6 January 1905. Married Almira
Dowd on 6 March 1856.
b. Daniel Curtis Andrews: See generation 2,
below.
c. Phoebe Andrews: Born 13 April 1826. Died 23 September 1881. Married James Rider on 17
October 1855.
d. Samuel Washburn Andrews: Born 12 October
1828. Died 20 July
1876.
e. Emily Andrews: Born 25 May 1831. Died 5 May 1850.
f. Miles Austin Andrews: Born 15 October 1833. Died 1 July 1891; interred Kirkwood, Broome
County, New York. Operated
a saw mill at Kirkwood, New York.
Married Martha Bound.
g. Eliza Andrews: Born 6 March 1836. Died 6 March 1859. Married Lewis Godfrey and moved to Tennessee
before the Civil War. During the War
they traveled to visit Eliza’s brother, Daniel in New York, and during the trip
all were exposed to smallpox. Two died
from the disease and were interred at the Kirkwood farm.
h. Isaac David Andrews: Born 13 April 1839. Died 22 January 1875. Married Mary Ann Cronk on 28 November 1861.
i. Emory Blatchley Andrews:
Born 27 June 1841. Died
20 September 1891. Married Mary L. Fox on 4 August 1888.
j. Stephen Pardee Andrews:
Born 8 August 1843. Died 21 December
1927; interred Sanataria Springs, New York. Was a drummer boy in the Civil War. Married Josephine Craver on 1 April 1866. (also seen: m. Rhoda
(?) and resided at Kirkwood, Broome County, New York).
2 Daniel Curtis Andrews
1. Biographical notes:
Born 18 October 1823. Died 6 April
1892; interred Kirkwood, Broome County, New York. Employed as a millwright
and miller. In the 1840s traveled
about the South setting up mills. In
1848 bought a farm adjoining his brother, Miles’s on the east bank of the
Susquehanna River, about 4 miles north of the Pennsylvania border in Conklin
(now Kirkwood) Township. They also built
a stone and log dam across the river to power a grist mill and saw mill. Daniel operated the grist mill.
2. Wife: Rhoda Ann Goodell
Born 3 October 1831, daughter of Exekiel and
Margaret Ann (Brownson) Goodell. Died 3 March 1917; interred Kirkwood, Broome
County, New York. Married
Daniel Curtis Andrews on 27 December 1849 at Windsor, New York.
3. Children:
a. Nelson Brouriette
Andrews: Born 20 September 1850. Died 23
February 1929; interred Kirkwood, Broome County, New York. Married Mary Hannah Casterton, daughter of Thomas and Ann (Owen) Casterton. Was initially employed as a harness maker, then as a handyman. Wore a beard and had a patch over one eye to
cover injuries from a horse kick.
b. Hobart Eugene Andrews: Born 8 July 1852. Died 8 December 1910; interred Kirkwood,
Broome County, New York. Never left home.
Perhaps mildly retarded – always worked with supervision.
c. J. C. Freemont Andrews: Born 8 August 1856. Died 18 September 1929; interred Kirkwood,
New York. Named for
the celebrated explorer out west.
Married Emma L. Kinney on 1 January 1881.
d. Hamilton “Ham” Goodell
Andrews: (photos) Born 29 June 1861.
Died 8 July 1949. Was employed as a farmer. Lived at home until age 48, when he married
and bought a farm near Ithaca, Cayuga County, New York. Taught Dorothy Ruth Gilbert
how to play the violin. Married
Anna Morgan Rodgers (d. 15 Jan 1927 from complications of lung cancer; funeral
Wed, 19 Jan), a relatively wealthy and cultured woman, on 10 February
1910. Dorothy “Dottie” Ruth Gilbert
remembered two things about her Aunt Anna: (1) the difficulty she had breathing,
as she struggled with lung cancer; and (2) that Anna’s were the 1st
human remains she ever saw. Dottie also
fondly remembered that Anna had a square-shaped, rose wood piano, which her
father (Charles) later inherited and disassembled so he could transform the
pretty rose wood into furniture. In 2010
Dottie still had a small, rose wood table in her apartment that her father had
made from that piano’s wood.
e. Rhoda Estelle Andrews: Born 13 September
1863. Died May 1945. Was trained as a practical
nurse. Never
married.
f. Daniel Curtis Andrews, Jr.: Born 14 October
1865. Died 18 September 1894; interred
Kirkwood, Broome County, New York. Married Cora Thestelle Rider.
g. Albert Dewitt Andrews: Born 4 December 1868. Died 5 August 1896.
h. Bertha Brownson
Andrews: Born 25 February 1871. Died 28 April 1928.
Married James “Jim” Alvin Ostrander on 1 June 1906 and had the following
daughter:
(1. Margaret.
i. Margaret Ann Andrews: Born 28 September 1873. Died 4 April 1935. Married George Terboss on 27 December 1894.
j. Samuel Leslie Andrews “Leslie”:
See generation 1, below.
k. Emily Delphine Andrews:
Born 11 August 1854. Died
27 June 1915. Married
Charles Burgess.
l. Eda Marie Andrews: Born
22 April 1859. Died 23
May 1861.
1 Samuel Leslie Andrews “Leslie”:
Born 7
April 1876. Died 7 July
1942. Married Sadie Clair Diament, paragraph 4.C.13.d.(2.
of the Alexander Patterson Biles page on 29 November 1906.
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