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Married #2, 12/15/1869, to Miranda Ellis | Isaac CHASE
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| 8202 |
OBIT: Name: Davis, Mattie
Date: Feb 6 1954
Source: Cleveland Press; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #103.
Notes: Davis, Mattie (nee Chase), beloved wife of the late Weldon M., mother of Dr. Gordon B. and the late Robert C. Davis, passed away Thursday, Feb. 4, late residence, 3100 Archwood Ave. Friends may call at the G. H. Busch & Son Funeral Home, 4334 Pearl Rd. Services Monday, Feb. 8, at 3 p. m. | Mattie C. CHASE
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| 8203 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fourth cousin 5 times removed | Anna Maria CHATTERTON
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| 8204 |
Ancestral File Number: C2PM-PW | Johnathon CHATTERTON
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| 8205 |
Ancestral File Number: V140-K9 | Jonathan CHATTERTON
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| 8206 |
!DIED: age 21 | Catharine CHAUNCEY
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| 8207 |
RESIDENCES:
1953 - 1318 Redman Ave., Cleveland, Ohio | John CHEATWOOD
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| 8208 |
At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Margaret CHEATWOOD
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| 8209 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Albert resided in Charlotte, MI and owned the Cheney Funeral Home. They had 5 sons and 1 daughter. | Albert CHENEY
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| 8210 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Alfred Cheney was in Co. H, 19th Michigan Infantry during the Civil War, going from Atlanta to the sea with Gen. Sherman. He is the subject of a Biographical Sketch from "Album of Branch County, Michigan" published by Chicago-Chapman Bros. 1888. He lived in Kinderhook, Branch Co., MI with his family. | Alfred CHENEY
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| 8211 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
From Newspaper Clippings provided by Virginia Stickan, December 2001:
Alice Cheney, Ovid - Died at her home in east Gilead, Jan. 5, 1890, of scarlet fever after an illness of only four days. Alice Mabrey, wife of Curtis Mabrey and daughter of the late Reuben Cheney. "None knew her but to love her." Her sudden death is a great shock to her friends, and say to us all, "Be ye also ready." She leaves a babe of eleven weeks, and a sorrow-stricken husband and only two short years married. Surely "Death loves a shining mark".
A BIT OF BIOGRAPHY
Read at the Memorial Services of Alice Cheney Mabrey, Jan. 26, 1890, in the Baptist Church of Kinderhook.
Twenty-two and a half years age, in the flowery month of June, the twin sisters, Alice and Bernice Cheney, made their advent into this ever changeful world, heralded by the bright blossoms, the rippling brooks and the song of birds. In two short weeks they were motherless and the home next was broken up. But just at this time, two God-fearing mothers who had lost their daughters by marriage and were saying over to themselves, in the words of the "Ancient Arrow Maker",
"Thus it is our daughters leave us,
Those we love, and those who love us,
Just as they have learned to help us,
When we are old and lean upon them,
Comes a youth with flaunting feathers,
Beckons to the fairest maiden,
And she follows where he leads her,
Leaving all things for the stranger."
These mothers opened their loving hearts and homes to these motherless twin lambs. Thus in God's providence each found a sheltering fold and tender nursing. They came into their adopted homes like rays of sunlight, brightening everything and cheering their foster parents by their sweet baby voices and cunning ways.
Six years of happy childhood passed swiftly away, when the angels claimed Bernice and took her to their bright home. And let us believe that all down through the intervening years she has been Alice's guardian angel, "Calling her away, calling her away, calling to a better land." What spring time is to the year, what sunlight is to earth, Alice was in the home of her adoption - affectionate, bright, cheerful and helpful, she found her way into all hearts. And to father and mother Cheney, in their declining years, she was as a bed of pansies in a snow drift. A child of many prayers, she became a Christian at the age of 17 and united with the Kinderhook Baptist church, of which she remained a consistent member, active in the missionary society and ready for all church work. She loved to sing. Among her favorite hymns were "On Christ the Solid Rock I stand," and "It is well, it is well with my soul.". Today she sings the songs of the redeemed in a "land that is fairer than day."
Two years ago on a bright New Year's day she gave her happiness into the keeping of the husband of her choice - a young, rose-cheeked bride, fitted to adorn any home, and with fair prospects of a long and happy life. But God in his infinite wisdom ordered it otherwise. The Death Angel plucked the rose from off her cheek to blossom in the garden of Paradise. And although we long for her presence we know that our loving Heavenly Father has only taken up one more link of the golden chain that binds us to heaven, and that Alice, as was said of another, has found "the morning light of fairer than italian skies, while we yet grope among the shadows. But by and by we shall go home at evening and find it morning there."
As we looked upon her youthful face for the last time we could but think as was said of "Little Nell:" "She seemed a creature fresh from the hand of God, and waiting for the breath of life; not one who had lived and suffered death"
Her earthly life closed suddenly, like an unfinished poem, but who shall say that the little one left motherless, looking, ever looking, for that one dear familiar face, may not take up the poem and carry it on to its completion?
As a beautiful song once heard is never forgotten, so the memory of this fresh young life will abide in our hears evermore - not as a myth or a dream, but as a living, breathing reality. "To live in the hearts of those we love is not to die." Let us think of her as
"Only just across the river,
Only on the other side
Where the angels are in waiting,
And the pure in heart abide."
watching and waiting to welcome us as we shall, one by one, cross to the other shore.
Let us not waste our time in vain regrets over what has been left unsaid and undone, but rather be the more thoughtful and tender of those who are left us.
"Let's not fill with costly perfume
Alabaster boxes white,
Hiding al love's precious ointment
Far away from mortal sight.
Let's not keep our flowers for coffins;
They can cast no frangrance back
O'er the weary life that's ended,
O'er the lonely cheerless track.
Let's not save our kindest sayings,
Let's not keep the tears unshed
Till the "silver cord is loosened,"
And the friend beloved is dead.
Take the alabaster boxes,
Break them in our homes today,
Shed their sweet and lovely perfume
All along life's rugged way.
Send our flowers to friends while living,
Pick the blossoms wet with dew
They will whisper thoughts of gladness,
They will breathe of kindness true.
Sympathize with hearts of sadness,
Bid the fainting one be strong,
Reach a hand to help the fallen,
Sing a cheerful, helpful song."
Jennie M. Cheney | Alice Elizabeth CHENEY, [twin]
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| 8212 |
Notes from Rochelle Schmitz Morton:
Amy and Leslie farmed in the Dundas, MN area and also owned cabins there, which Amy was in charge of. Each cabin was named after a bird. They also lived in Astin and St. Paul. Leslie worked in the shipyards in Vancouver, WA during WWII. On her 100th birthday, she refused to take the phone call from the President, but he did send her a card. | Amy CHENEY
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| 8213 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Anne and Elisha had several children who died in infancy. | Anna CHENEY
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| 8214 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Anne and Frank were cousins. They married in Coldwater, MI but soon moved to Rice Co., MN where Frank's father, Luke Cheney, had gone to farm. | Anna CHENEY
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| 8215 |
Notes from Susan Love via email 3-10-2004 - dmlove@earthlink.net
In 1870 Bernice Cheney (age 3) was living with Stuart/Stewart & Laura Fowler Davis and Laura's mother Mariah Fowler. Stuart & Laura's son, Theodore, married Caroline Brown, daughter of Charles D & Hannah Hoyt Brown. Their son, Elisha Brown, married Anna Cheney, daughter of Eli & Jane Wallis Cheney (Reuben's brother). I've done quite a bit of work on Eli and family and followed the Hoyts back to Job Hoyt & Elizabeth Lockwood. Elizabeth's family line connects with both Rufus Lockwood and Uriah Lockwood. Rufus's daughter Mary Ellen Lockwood married Uriah's grandson, Edward Lockwood. Edward and his father, Henry, ran the Lockwood Store at the corner of Lockwood and Behnke Roads (just above the Lockwood Cemetery). Henry was married to Laura Davis. Stuart and Laura were the son and daughter of Ichabod Davis. I have pages and pages on the Davis and Lockwood families. | Bernice Ann CHENEY, [twin]
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| 8216 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Carrie and Herbert lived in Spooner, WI. Herbert died there. | Carrie CHENEY
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| 8217 |
RESIDENCES: Elyria, Ohio
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Provided by Virginia Stickan, Dec, 2001
Coldwater Reporter, Feb 19th, 1952:
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD IN OHIO FOR FORMER OVID MAN
Funeral services for Charlie E. Cheney, former resident of Ovid township, were held today at Elyria, Ohio. Mr. Cheney died February 16 at his home in Elyria at the age of 86. Several nieces and nephews and a twin sister, Mrs. A. C. McNitt, of Coldwater, survive and reside in this vicinity. He will be remembered here as the son of Reuben and Elizabeth Cheney of West Ovid.
Mr. Cheney's wife and three children survive him and all reside at Elyria. | Charles Edward CHENEY, [twin]
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| 8218 |
Information in this database compiled by Robert J. Tate of Tucson, Arizona | Chloe CHENEY
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| 8219 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Unknown names of children | Della CHENEY
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| 8220 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Little Eddie died as a result of eating poison berries as tradition tells the story. | Edward Albin CHENEY
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| 8221 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Eli Cheney, a farmer married Jane Wallis in 1838 in England. She was born about 1818 and died at age 99. They came to America in 1845 with family, settling at Avon, Ohio working for Joel Townsend, later going to Branch Co., Michigan.
from Virginia Stickan Dec. 2001
Eli, Jane, Alfred and Anna sailed from Liverpool for four weeks and four days, arriving in NY probably in October, 1846. They traveled by steamboat from the Hudson River Wharf to Albany, eventually arriving in Avon, Lorain co., OH. Brothers, John, Eli, Luke and Reuben lived in Avon for several years. Eli and his family went to Coldwater, Branch co., MI in the spring of 1853.
Eli was an avid farmer and was a deacon in his church.
Eli was christened July 26, 1818 in Naseby.
Marriage Notes: Source: Church of England - Northamptonshire Record Office, Marriages 1837-1935, No 6, "December 10, 1838: Eli Cheney, labourer of Naseby, father - John Cheney, laborerr, married to Jane Wallis, servant, father - Thomas Wallis, labourer" One witness was Charlotte Cheney. Eli could not write his name but Jane could. | Eli CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
Elizabeth married Berrye, a butcher, in England and came to America about 1845 settling at Ridgeville, Lorain Co., OH. Later they went to Coldwater, MI. | Elizabeth (Betsy) CHENEY
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| 8223 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Lizzie and John resided in Batavia Twp., Branch Co., MI and had no children.
from Virginia Stickan, Dec, 2001:
Elizabeth may have been born in England prior to her parents coming to America that year, or she may have been born in the U.S.
George, her first husband was a farmer.
John, her 2nd husband, was also a farmer. He had 2 previous marriages. John lived in Batavia, Branch Co., and Eliza lived in Coldwater. He was 30 years older than Eliza. | Elizabeth (Lizzie) CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
Emily and Conrad lived on part of Luke Cheney's farm near Dundas, MN. | Emily Louisa CHENEY
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| 8225 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Estelle and Carlisle lived in Bridgeport, Connecticut and in New York City. | Estella Lorette CHENEY
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| 8226 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Dora and Don resided in Perry, MI and had no children. | Eudora (Dora) CHENEY
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| 8227 |
DEATH: from 'melancholia' | Frank Adnitt CHENEY
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BURIAL: Cheney, Harvey Edward
Location 70-2
Birth 25 Aug 1891
Death 17 Mar 1965
Spouse: Nellie Sanford Parents: Theodore & Viola Sprague
Cheney Cemetery: Groveland Township: Bridgewater County: Rice | Harvey CHENEY
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| 8229 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Ida and Alva married in Avon, OH and lived in several places including the area of Coldwater, MI, Jamestown, NY and Stamford, CT | Ida Blanch CHENEY, [twin]
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At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jennifer Marie CHENEY
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| 8231 |
[COLBYRCK as sent to Margaret 8 Nov 2002.ftw]
"Died as a youth." | Job CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
Job died at the age of 17 years, 1 month 7 days | Job CHENEY
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[COLBYRCKassenttoMargaret8Nov2002.ftw]
Posted by Margaret Cheney on February 08, 1999 at 04:53:09:
Our 1st Cheney ancestor of record is JOHN CHENEY b. 1781 in Naseby
Northamptonshire England. He married Frances 'Fanny Haddon (Hednet) who was
born and died in England. JOHN came to US in 1866 with his married daughter
Sarah Gibbs and family via St Lawrence River, Montreal and Detroit. They
settled in Ovid Twp. west of Owosso, Mich. He is buried in Lockwood Cemetery
south of Coldwater, MI. His known children are:
ELI b. 5-9-1818 Naseby, Eng d. in Michigan
JOHN b. 9-18-1821 Naseby, Eng d. 3-26-1910 Coldwater Twp., MI
REUBEN b. 4-21-1824, Naseby, Eng d. 4-26-1888 Bethel Twp., MI (our ancestor)
LUKE b. 2-28-1827 Naseby, Eng d. 7-1-1908 Dundas, Minnesota
SARAH b. d. d. near Owossso, MI
ELIZABETH (Betsy) b. Naseby, Eng d. 7-1-1908 Dundas, MINN
PHOEBE
MARY
CHARLOTTE
JOB - died as a youth
Unknown - died at birth.
Have a limited amount of information on this line but would like more - as
would we all! Thanks for any help you can give out there.[JohnCheney.FTW]
John Cheney born in 1787 in England, married Frances (Fanny) Adnitt who died in England. He was a farmer and resided at Naseby, Northamptonshire, England where the family had lived for some time. He came to America with his married daughter, Sarah Gibbs, and family in 1866 by way of the St Lawrence River, Montreal and Detroit. They settled in Ovid Twp. west of Owosso, Shiawassee Co., Mich.. He died August 9, 1866 at the age of 79 years, 7 months 8 days and was buried in Lockwood Cemetery south of Coldwater, Mich. The family is believed to have come from France to England with William the Norman in 1066 and subsequently resided in England.
From Virginia Stickan Dec, 2001
John and his daughter's family arrived in Quebec, Canada on June 10, 1866 on the ship "Hibernian". They came to the U.S. by way of the St Lawrence Seaway, Montreal and Detroit. They settled in Ovid Twp, west of Owosso, Clinton Co., MI. According to his monument, he died August 9, 1866 at age 79 yrs, 7 mos. 8 days and was buried in Lockwood Cemetery south of Coldwater, Branch Co., MI
It has been said by some that John and Frances had 17 children, but others, eleven children.
John Cheney, a widower, and Elizabeth Burdett, a widow, were married at the church in Naseby, Northamptonshire, England on August 1, 1835. Witnesses were Luke Wilford and Ann Adnitt. (Northamptonshire Record Office, Naseby Marriages, Fiche #6128131 - 2nd fiche). According to the 1841 Naseby census, John was 44 and Elizabeth was 49 when they married.
Witness for the marriage of John and Frances were George Adnitt and Jane Haddon. Official Temple Record Deceased - Mormon Church, US/CAN film #1985502, at Temple Manti, the marriage of JOHN and FRANCES was sealed on Mar. 23, 1995. | John CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
from Virginia Stickan - Dec 2001
John's marriage information says that his mother's name was FRANCIS HADNITT. Birth date may have been Sept 21, 1821. He and his family came to America in 1852. He was a laborer. Brothers Eli, Luke, Reuben and John stayed in Ohio for several years.
John died of pneumonia.
Marriage notes: Source: Church of England, Parish Church of Naseby, Parish Registers 1563-1980, fiche #6128132 (3 of 14), No. 45, p. 22 "November 9, 1847, JOHN CHENEY, labourer, of full age, residence in Naseby, father JOHN CHENEY, labourer, to REBECCA CASTELL (Castate?), 20 yrs of Clipston, father Joseph Castell, (deceased). Witnesses - William Martin and Mary Haddon
1880 Census - www.familysearch.org
Household:
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
John CHENEY Self M Male W 58 ENG Farmer ENG E
Rebecca CHENEY Wife M Female W 52 ENG Keeping House ENG ENG
Mary CHENEY Dau S Female W 29 ENG School Teacher ENG ENG
Eliza CHENEY Dau S Female W 28 ENG School Teacher ENG ENG
Dora CHENEY Dau S Female W 18 MI School Teacher ENG ENG
Annie CHENEY Dau S Female W 15 MI At Home ENG ENG | John CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
John died of croup. | John CHENEY
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DEATH: Died after a long and painful illnes. | Laura Elizabeth CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
Louisa and Louvisa were twins.
Katey and Jake lost a set of twins born before Eudora and Mark. Their names are unknown. | Louisa (Katey) CHENEY
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Luke Cheney, a farmer, came to America about 1845 stopping in Avon, Lorain Co., OH. He married Elizabeth Fretter. He later went to Michigan, but returned to Avon for a short time. He then went to Rice Co., MN where he acquired a 720 acre farm near Dundas, MN.
DEATH: Died from a fall on the ice. | Luke CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
from Virginia Stickan - December 2001:
On June 20, 1870 (1870 Census) Martha (8) was living with Robert Long (51) b. England, and his wife Catherine (47) born in Canada; sons, William E (21) and Norton B (17), both born in New York and daughter Ellen J (16) born in Michigan.
Martha was single and died at the age of 18 yrs, 2 mo, 20 days. Her death record : Ledger p. 97, #169
She died from consumption. | Martha L. CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
It is probable that Mary and William did not come to America. There are also notes that indicate that William was referred to as Josh.
from Virginia Stickan Dec. 2001
Marriage Notes for MARY CHENEY and WILLIAM BILLING(S):
Source: Church of England-Naseby, Northamptonshire, Parish Registers 1563-1980, Britain, 2nd fiche of #6128131, No 118. "William Billing (a bachelor) and Mary Cheney (a spinster) married in this church by Banns on 7 Nov. 1833 by William Marshall, Vicar, in the presence of Jeremiah Welford and John Bosworth." | Mary CHENEY
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| 8241 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Mary and her husband resided at Coldwater, MI and had no children | Mary CHENEY
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| 8242 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
It is believed that Phoebe did not come to America and it is unknown if she married.
from Virginia Stickan Dec. 2001
Charlotte Cheney witnessed the wedding of Phoebe and Eli.
Phoebe was christened April 15, 1815 at Naseby.
Marriage Notes: Source: Church of England - Northamptonshire Record Office, Naseby, Marriages 1837-19335, England Parish registers 1563-1980, fiche #6128132 (1st fiche) No. 3, P. 2, "Marriage of Eli Burdett, a bachelor labourer, residence at Naseby. Father - Robert Burdett, labourer, to Phoebe Cheney, spinster of Naseby, father - John Cheney, labourer, on 6 November 1837, in presence of John Wilford and Charlotte Cheney." | Phoebe CHENEY
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| 8243 |
He was educated at the Newport Academy . Commence studies in Medicine at the age of 17. 2 years later contracted a cold that led to consumption in Cuba were he hope to find relief from his malady. | Prentice CHENEY
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| 8244 |
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Ralph was the historian of the Cheney clan from which this information comes to you. Ralph was an accountant for the New York Central Railroad traveling the rails back and forth to Chicago quite frequently. His wife, Olive, was a school teacher - teaching Ralph's sister Bernice in Avon - and Olive eventually became principal of an elementary school in Elyria, OH. They had no children. | Ralph Henry CHENEY
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MARRIAGE: Divorced from one of his wives in 1875.
[JohnCheney.FTW]
Reuben Charles Cheney (middle name added by himself) came to America in 1845 stopping in Poughkeepsie NY where he worked for a Mr. Hunter. Later he traveled to Avon, Lorain Co., OH and bought a 75 acre farm with his brother Luke on Bradley Rd., Dover Twp., Cuyahoga Co., 1/4 mile south of the New York Central and St Louis Railroad, known as the Kidney farm. He eventually moved to Branch Co., MI in the 1850's where he bought a farm with his brother John near Ovid Center. About 1856 he married Martha Lovejoy at Stueben Co., NY. He took his bride back to Michigan. (From the notes of Ralph H. Cheney)
When Martha died in 1861 after giving birth to a daughter, Reuben had gone back to Ohio and there married Elizabeth Ann Blanchett in Avon, Lorain Co., OH. Reuben and Elizabeth settled on a farm near Ovid, MI. Elizabeth died in 1867 11 days after giving birth to twin daughters.
Reuben remarried 3 more times but had no more children.
Notes from Virginia Stickan - December 2001:
My local source says that Reuben was born 14 Apr 1824. Baptism record says he was born 11 Aug 1824, England, Film 597075, item 4: Wesleyan Church of Market-Harborough England, Births and Baptisms, 1814-1837. His middle name was added by himself.
He came to America in 1845 stopping in Poughkeepsie, NY. He worked for a Mr. Hunter, later coming to Avon, Lorain Co., Ohio. He bought a 75 acre farm (known as the Kidney Farm) with his brother Luke on Bradley Rd., Dover Twp., Cuyahoga Co., OH. Ralph Cheney's Biographical Sketch Note states that Eli Cheney proceeded directly to Lorain County, Ohio where, in company with his brother Reuben, he bought a farm on which he lived nearly six years. Subsequently Reuben went to Branch Co., MI in the 1850's and bought a farm with his brother John near Ovid Center.
After Reuben's first wife, Martha Lovejoy, died, he brought his second wife, Elizabeth Ann Blanchett from Ohio to Michigan settling on a farm in Bethel Twp., Branch Co., MI. Reuben's third wife, Matilda Blanchett, nee Chester, also came to Michigan from Ohio. Matilda was the widow of Charles Blanchett and sister of Reuben and William Chester. This third marriage ended in divorce about 1870.
His fourth marriage was to Emily Wilson of Ovid Twp., Branch Co., MI in 1875. She died a few months later. He then married Mrs. Maria Rappalye, nee Van Nice (Vannuys). She outlived him and later married Rev. Norton. Maria Rappalye had the following children with her former husband: Lucretia, Ella, George, Jenny, Frank, Amanda and May
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Divorce of
Reuben Cheney
Vs
Matilda Cheney
State of Michigan
Reuben Cheney
Complainant
Vs
Matilda Cheney
Defendant
The Circuit Court for the County of Branch in Chancery in a session of said Court held at the Court House in the City of Coldwater in said County on the fifth day of May AD 1871.
Present Hon. Charles Upson Circuit Judge
This case having been brought on to be heard upon the pleadings and proofs therein. And the counsel for the Complainant and Defendant respectively having been heard. And it satisfactorily appearing to this Court that the material facts charged in such bill of complaint are true. And that said Defendant is guilty of the act of desertion charged therein and did desert the Complainant for a term of two years and upward …….to the filing of his said bill of complaint.
Therefore on motion of ____________________of counsel for the Complainant it is ordered, adjudged and decreed and this Court by virtue of the authority therein vested and in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided doth order _______and decree that the marriage between the said Complainant Reuben Cheney and the Defendant Matilda Cheney be dissolved and the same is hereby dissolved accordingly. And a divorce from the bonds of matrimony between both parties is also adjudged and decreed. And it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the said Complainant pay to the said Defendant the sum of Six Hundred Dollars…………Alimony to be paid in manner following viz One Hundred and Fifty dollars within ten days from the filing of this decree and the remainder in two equal installments with interest thereon from the date of this decree. And that the same be paid to the Register of this Court for the County of Branch, aforesaid.
Chas. Upson
Circuit Judge
The Circuit Court for the County of Branch
In Chancery
Reuben Cheney Complainant
Vs
Matilda Cheney Defendant
Decree
Shipman Lov……
Solicitor for Complainant
Filed May 5, 1871
S----- M. Bipell-Register
Page --65 | Reuben CHENEY
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Robert owned and operated a gas station in Wellington, Ohio during WWII while the family lived in Huntington, Ohio. The family moved to Elyria in the late 40's and Bob went to work in the shipyards at Lorain as an electrician. He stayed in the electrical union until he retired. In the late 50's they bought a piece of property on Traverse Bay in Acme, Michigan, that held a big house facing the bay and two small rental cabins. They built a 7 unit motel with housekeeping units and operated and maintained it during the summers until 1975. | Robert Sidney CHENEY
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[JohnCheney.FTW]
Sarah married in England and came to America in 1866 with her family and father by way of Montreal settling in Ovid, Shiawassee Co., MI.
From Notes of Virginia Stickan - December 2001
See British Film #597075, p. 15, #114, for christening record.
Sarah, Job and some of their children arrived in Quebec on June 10, 1866 on the ship "Hibernian". They came to the U.S. by way of Montreal, Canada and settled in Ovit Twp., Shiawassee Co., MI | Sarah CHENEY
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[COLBYRCKassenttoMargaret8Nov2002.ftw]
"Died at birth." | unknown CHENEY
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Information in this database compiled by Robert J. Tate of Tucson, Arizona
He was bred a carpenter but soon became a Merchant. He made his home in Newport New Hampshire.
In 1810 he built a block of stores a part which he occupied until his death . In 1815 he built a large public house know as NETTLETON's HOTEL. In 1815 constructed the dam and cannel which feed the upper tannery and linseed oil mill, grist-mill and saw mill at dam below. About 1819 he purchased all the water-power at Sunappe Harbor and built a Grist-mill saw mill and carding mill. Col. Cheney had few educational advantages. He was a moderator and selectman of the town during the years 1816-1827 representative to State Legislature. Mainly thru his efforts the a division of Cheshire Co. was effected and Newport became a county seat of new county Sullivan. He was a deacon of the Baptist Church. He donated a Bell to the society. He played the Violin. Was a member of the Masonic Lodge. When in 1824 LaFayette passed thru he met with Col. Cheney. | William CHENEY
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Information in this database compiled by Robert J. Tate of Tucson, Arizona | William CHENEY
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