. Geschichte der Steuben County, New York, mit Illustrationen und Biographische Skizzen von einigen seiner prominenten Männer und Pioniere. Steuben, Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin, freiherr von, 1730-1794. ^/t. S t^^PRL^ JCx^^ EG â^^ Philo K. Stoddard, M.D., wurde in der Stadt Jerusalem, Yates Co., Sept. 28, 1825 geboren. Der Vorfahr der Familie Stoddard war der Englisch Geburt, und in Northampton, Mass der Urgroßvater Stoddard in Danbury, Anschl., wo er sieben Kinder, von denen fünf waren Söhne angehoben entfernt wohnst und zum Kriegsdienst in der Zeit der revolutionären Krieg, nämlich passen, Benja

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. History of Steuben County, New York, with illustrations and biographical sketches of some of its prominent men and pioneers. Steuben, Friedrich Wilhelm Ludolf Gerhard Augustin, Baron von, 1730-1794. ^ /t. S t^^Prl^JCx^^eC â ^, ^ Philo K. Stoddard, M.D., was born in the town of Jerusalem, Yates Co., Sept. 28, 1825. The ancestor of the Stoddard family was of English birth, and settled in Northampton, Mass. The great- grandfather Stoddard removed to Danbury, Conn., where he raised seven children, five of whom were sons, and fit for military duty at the time of the Revolutionary war, viz., Benjamin, Joel, Mosely, Cyrenus, and Darius. The grandfather, Cyrenus, enlisted in the war for independence, suffered from scurvy, and was for three days and nights at one time on a picket-boat on Lake Charaplain without rations, or once relieved from duty. After the war he was pensioned. He married Candace Mix, lived in Greene Co., N. Y., and afterwards moved to Cherry Valley. Their children are ^abra, Philo, Cyrus, Benjamin, Orra, Olive, and Esther. Benjamin, father of Br. Stoddard, was born in 1796, in Cherry Val- ley, Otsego Co., and was the first settler on lot 12 of the Green Tract, in Jerusalem township, Yates Co., and paid therefor six dollars per acre. He was then twenty-one years of age, and had in property, all told, an axe, a gun, a watch, and six dollars in money. Armed and endowed with youthful courage and a strong constitu- tion, he entered upon the work of subduing the wilderness, and earning on his land the wherewithal to pay for his title. In 1818 he married Hannah Kelly, also a native of Otsego County, and few women have been a better support to a husband than she in the arduous labors of pioneer life and the care of a large family. Mr. Stoddard held a captain's commission in the 103d Regiment Infantry, granted by Gov. Enos T. Throop, in 1828, and a lieutenant's com- mission previously given by Gov. Yates. He also held several town offices. He died June 4, 1878.

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• bookauthorclaytonw
• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1870
• bookyear1879