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1 NOTE Locality: Clinton Township
Name:Alonzo B. Hutchins

"A History of Linn County, Iowa, containing a Historyof the
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Biographical Directory

farmer, Sec. 5; P. O. Palo;owns eighty acres of land, probablevalue $2,400; he was born Oct. 22, 1824, inOnondaga Co., N. Y.,and when very young went with his father (Bradley Hutchins)toSt. Lawrence Co., N. Y., where he worked on a farm and attendedschool between times until he was 19 years of age; in the Springof 1844, he went to Danbury,Conn., with a drove of cattle, andafter selling them returned to his old homein Onondaga Co.,where he lived for four years, then went to St. Lawrence Co.,and in 1850 came west to Dane Co., Wis., where he worked by themonth for a year.
He was married Aug. 10, 1851, to Rosetta, daughter of James andSusan Weed, ofAlleghany Co., N. Y.; she was born April 7, 1833;they have eight children--Abigail, born Nov. 16, 1855; Wilton L.and Willis L. (twins), born Dec. 19, 1857; Eugene A., born Feb.17, 1862; Guilford L., born Nov. 29, 1863; Alice A., born Sept.23, 1865; Lawrence W., born April 2, 1872; Jesse, born Oct. 12,1877.
Mr. Hutchins came to Iowa and lived in Clinton Tp. for three anda half years, assisting his father to improve his farm; in 1856,he went back to Dane Co., Wis., andworked there until theSpring of 1861, when he went to Freeborn Co., Minn., andlivedthere engaged in farming, until the Fall of 1876, when hereturned to Iowaand settled in Clinton Tp., where he nowresides.
He is Independent in politics and was the first Constableelected in this township, to serve one year; whenin FreebornCo., Minn., he was County Supervisor four years, and Assessor ofFreeborn Tp. one year; during the war of the rebellion he wasone of the Supervisorsof Freeborn Co., Minn., who voted forissuing of county bonds to raise money topay the bounty ofsoldiers who enlisted in that county. In religious matters heleans toward the doctrine of the Adventists, and Mrs. Hutchinsis a member of the Seventh Day Baptists' communion.
Mr. H's father, Bradley Hutchins, was bornJune 10, 1798, inRutland Co., Vt., and was married in July, 1823, to Cyreva,daughter of James Lovless, of Onondaga Co., N. Y.; she was bornin Feb., 1808, anddied in April, 1830; his son, Torrance F.,who was born Nov. 7, 1834, died Jan.22, 1873; his daughterBetsey, was born June 16, 1827, and Sally, born Jan. 10,1829.He married his second wife, Minerva, Feb. 6, 1834; she was bornMay 12, 1803, and died Sept. 23, 1876. Mr. Hutchins wasTownship Trustee two terms, and School Director three or fouryears, and through his exertions the independent school districtof Lincoln was set of; he came to Clinton Tp. in 1852, and forsevenyears he provided school room for the little ones in thisdistrict.

When inMinnesota owned 80 acres in Freeborn County.

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1 NOTE "The Loyalist"; North Loup, Nebraska; Friday, September 1, 1911,p 1.
Mrs. A. B. Hutchins was born April 6, 1833, at Scio, New York,and died at the home of her son, Eugene, in this villageThursday Morning, August30, 1911, aged nearly 78 years and sixmonths. Her maiden name was Rosetta Weed, she being thedaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Weed.
August 10, 1851, she wasmarried at Albion, Wisconsin, to A. B.Hutchins. To this union were born six boys and two girls, allof whom survive her except two boys who died in Minnesota,andwho are lying side by side in the cemetery at Wells, Minnesota.The sixtiethwedding anniversary of herself and her aged husbandwas celebrated on the 10thof August, so that for three scoreyears they had been permitted to be together.
They lived at Albion a few years and from there moved to Iowa.Here they liveda few years and then moved to Minnesota. Laterthey moved to Iowa and from there to this place where there homehas since been.
In early life she was converted and was baptised and became amember of the Seventh-day Baptist church. Altho separated fromthe people of her faith while living in Iowa, yet she lived afaithful, christian life and kept her Sabbath faithfully. Shetransferred her church membership to the church of her faith atthis place, and as her health permitted, she attended theservices regularly and was always one of the most earnest,consistent christiens to be found anywhere and the world mustnecessarily be the better because of the life she lived.
Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon from the Seventhday Baptist church conducted by Rev. E. A. Wells, of the Friendschurch, because of the absence of her pastor, and the tired bodywas laid to rest in the North Loup cemetery.
[The above is as printed, complete withspellings and typos. Ibelieve the death date was Aug 31.]

"Sabbath Recorder"?
At North Loup, Neb. on August 31, 1911, Mrs. Rosetta WeedHutchins, in
the seventy-ninth year of her age.
Rosetta was the daughter of James and SusanRogers Weed and wasborn at Scio, Allegany Co., NY, on April 6, 1833. James Weedwas born at Ballston, Saratoga Co., NY, and was the son ofNathaniel Weed, whose father came from England. James Weed'smother was Lois Spencer of Welsh descent.
Susan Rogers was the daughter of Jesse Rogers and Hannah Bliven.Rosetta had one brother, Jesse Weed, and two sisters-Nancy, wifeof Delorvel H. Hilton, and Harriet Alzine, who died at the ageof twenty-two years.
Rosetta Weed was married to Alonzo B. Hutchins at the home ofher parents at Albion, Dane Co., Wis., on August 10, 1851, bySolomon Head, Esq.
Not long after their marriage brother and sister Hutchinsremoved to Iowa and from there to Freeborn, Minn. (TrentonChurch). Afterwards they returned to Iowa and later removed toNorth Loup, Neb., where they celebrated the sixtieth anniversaryof their wedding on August 10.
Mrs Hutchins was baptized when nine years of age and joined thechurch
at Scio, NY, then called the Amity Church, and for seventy yearsshe has lived a faithful Christian life, always loyal to thefaith of her father and mother. The memory of this good womanwho has gone to her reward remains a benediction upon children,grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins had eightchildren, six of whom are stillliving. The youngest child is the Rev. Jesse E. Hutchins,pastor of the Church at Berlin, NY.
In the absence of her pastor, Rev. Geo. B. Shaw of theSeventh-Day
Baptist church, the funeral service was conducted by Brother E.A. Wells,
pastor of the Friends Church.
-- G.B.S.

1. Abigail HUTCHINS b. 16 Nov 1855, Clinton Township,Linn Co.,Iowa.
2. Willis Luther HUTCHINS b. 19 Dec 1857, Dane Co.,Wisconsin; d. 1907; bur. 1907, Wells,Faribault Co.,Minnesota.
3. Wilton L. HUTCHINS b. 19 Dec 1857, Dane Co.,Wisconsin; d. 1884; bur. 1884, Wells,Faribault Co.,Minnesota.
4. Eugene Alonzo HUTCHINS b. 17 Feb 1862, Freeborn Co.,Minnesota.
5. Guilford Lily HUTCHINS b. 29 Nov 1863, Trenton,Freeborn Co.,Minnesota; d. 26 Jul 1954, North Loup,Valley Co.,Nebraska.
6. 1. Alice Alma HUTCHINS b. 23 Sep 1865, Freeborn Co.,Minnesota.
7. Lawrence Wesley HUTCHINS b. 2 Apr 1872, Freeborn Co.,Minnesota.
8. Jesse Erwin HUTCHINS b. 12 Oct 1877, Clinton Township,Linn Co.,Iowa; d. Abt 1924, Farina,Fayette Co.,Illinois.

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1 NOTE "First Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church Membership Records,Alfred, New York", by Ilou M. Sanford; Heritage Books, Inc.;1995, p 88, 94, 95.
admitted abt 1820 - Alfred, New York
dismissed 1834 to Amity, NY

owned land in Jackson Co., Minnesota

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1 NOTE "First Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church Membership Records,Alfred, New York", by Ilou M. Sanford; Heritage Books, Inc.;1995, p 94, 95.
admitted abt 1820 - Alfred, New York
dismissed 1834

1. 3. Rosetta Fannie WEED b. 6 Apr 1833, Scio,Allegany Co.,New York; d. 30 Aug 1911, North Loup,Valley Co.,Nebraska; bur. 31 Aug 1911, North Loup,Valley Co.,Nebraska.
2. Jesse WEED

Rogers Cemetery

1 NOTE "First Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church MembershipRecords,Alfred, New York", by Ilou M. Sanford; Heritage Books, Inc.;1995, p 73.
Admitted 1821 - Alfred, New York.
Dismissed to Amity in 1834.

"Allegany County and Its People. A Centennial Memorial Historyof Allegany County", New York. W. A. Fergusson & Co., Alfred,N.Y., 1896, p 488.

Seventh-day Baptist Church. - This has existed since May 15,1834, when 24 persons of this faith were organized into a churchby a council convened for this purpose at the Davis schoolhouse,two miles north of the later village of Scio. This was called"The AmityChurch" and the constituent members were Jesse B.,John C. and Rachel Cartwright, Davis, Daniel B., Nancy and SarahStillman, Theodoty, Theodoty, Jr., and Silas G. Bliven, Jamesand Susan Weed, John and Ruth Maxson, Jesse, Ethan and HannahRogers, Philemon and Lydia Green, William Millard, Buell Oviat,Judith Lester and Hannah Burdick....

1 NOTE "First Alfred Seventh Day Baptist Church Membership Records,Alfred, NewYork", by Ilou M. Sanford; Heritage Books, Inc.;1995, p 73.
Admitted 1821 - Alfred, New York.
Dismissed to Amity 1834

1. Hannah ROGERS
2. 7. Susanna ROGERS b. 22 Mar 1794, Connecticut; d. 13 Apr 1861, Albion,Dane Co.,Wisconsin.
3. Fanny ROGERS b. 26 Sep 1797.
4. Nancy ROGERS
5. Ethan ROGERS b. 30 Jun 1807, De Ruyter,Madison Co.,New York; d. 16 Dec 1875, Amity,Allegany Co.,New York.