George Humberston was the son of Thomas Humberston, Sr. (1754-12 July 1803) and Jane Galford (1 Feb 1752-1808.
George married Lydia Winebrenner 25 Feb. 1812 in Allegany Co., MD, by the Rev. Shaw; and they had eleven children:
They are Mary, Salem, George Jr., William S., Rachel, Selina, Frisby Tilney, Azariah, Noah, Barbara, Franklin. They were all born before 1839.
Some of the family members went by Humbertson, Humberston and Humberson.
George and Lydia are buried in Addison Cemetery in Addison, Somerset County, Pennsylvania.
(Some facts from my Humbertson Family History---Before 1814 he resided on the Vale farm below Frostburg, Md.
Taken from the book "Hoye's pioneer Families of Garrett County"
"George purchased 78 acres, parts of lots 3952-47 from Thomas Parkinson in 1814. These lots are below Barton, Md.
Around 1851 he moved to Mill Run, where that year he bought part of "Expost Facto" and the George Riley Farm.
Then he operated the Sambower Mill, known as Niles Mill. In 1858 his heirs sold this property to Salem Humbertson for $7,500."
1820 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
Geroge Humbertson
Males: 3 under 5; 1 between 26 and 45.
Females: 2 under 10; 1 between 16 and 26.
1830 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson
Males: three under 5; one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; two 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
Females: one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; one 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
1840 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson is employed in agriculture.
Males: one 5 to 10 years old; one 10 to 15;one 20 to 30;one 50 to 60.
Females: one 40 to 50.
1850 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson, 64, farmer, real estate was worth $2000
Lydia, his wife, 59.
Noah, 23; Frisby, 31; Franklin, 21; Azariah, a farmer and 25.
George was my three times Maternal Great Grandfather.
Marion Steiding Chappell)
George married Lydia Winebrenner 25 Feb. 1812 in Allegany Co., MD, by the Rev. Shaw; and they had eleven children:
They are Mary, Salem, George Jr., William S., Rachel, Selina, Frisby Tilney, Azariah, Noah, Barbara, Franklin. They were all born before 1839.
Some of the family members went by Humbertson, Humberston and Humberson.
George and Lydia are buried in Addison Cemetery in Addison, Somerset County, Pennsylvania.
(Some facts from my Humbertson Family History---Before 1814 he resided on the Vale farm below Frostburg, Md.
Taken from the book "Hoye's pioneer Families of Garrett County"
"George purchased 78 acres, parts of lots 3952-47 from Thomas Parkinson in 1814. These lots are below Barton, Md.
Around 1851 he moved to Mill Run, where that year he bought part of "Expost Facto" and the George Riley Farm.
Then he operated the Sambower Mill, known as Niles Mill. In 1858 his heirs sold this property to Salem Humbertson for $7,500."
1820 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
Geroge Humbertson
Males: 3 under 5; 1 between 26 and 45.
Females: 2 under 10; 1 between 16 and 26.
1830 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson
Males: three under 5; one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; two 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
Females: one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; one 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
1840 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson is employed in agriculture.
Males: one 5 to 10 years old; one 10 to 15;one 20 to 30;one 50 to 60.
Females: one 40 to 50.
1850 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson, 64, farmer, real estate was worth $2000
Lydia, his wife, 59.
Noah, 23; Frisby, 31; Franklin, 21; Azariah, a farmer and 25.
George was my three times Maternal Great Grandfather.
Marion Steiding Chappell)
George Humberston was the son of Thomas Humberston, Sr. (1754-12 July 1803) and Jane Galford (1 Feb 1752-1808.
George married Lydia Winebrenner 25 Feb. 1812 in Allegany Co., MD, by the Rev. Shaw; and they had eleven children:
They are Mary, Salem, George Jr., William S., Rachel, Selina, Frisby Tilney, Azariah, Noah, Barbara, Franklin. They were all born before 1839.
Some of the family members went by Humbertson, Humberston and Humberson.
George and Lydia are buried in Addison Cemetery in Addison, Somerset County, Pennsylvania.
(Some facts from my Humbertson Family History---Before 1814 he resided on the Vale farm below Frostburg, Md.
Taken from the book "Hoye's pioneer Families of Garrett County"
"George purchased 78 acres, parts of lots 3952-47 from Thomas Parkinson in 1814. These lots are below Barton, Md.
Around 1851 he moved to Mill Run, where that year he bought part of "Expost Facto" and the George Riley Farm.
Then he operated the Sambower Mill, known as Niles Mill. In 1858 his heirs sold this property to Salem Humbertson for $7,500."
1820 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
Geroge Humbertson
Males: 3 under 5; 1 between 26 and 45.
Females: 2 under 10; 1 between 16 and 26.
1830 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson
Males: three under 5; one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; two 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
Females: one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; one 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
1840 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson is employed in agriculture.
Males: one 5 to 10 years old; one 10 to 15;one 20 to 30;one 50 to 60.
Females: one 40 to 50.
1850 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson, 64, farmer, real estate was worth $2000
Lydia, his wife, 59.
Noah, 23; Frisby, 31; Franklin, 21; Azariah, a farmer and 25.
George was my three times Maternal Great Grandfather.
Marion Steiding Chappell)
George married Lydia Winebrenner 25 Feb. 1812 in Allegany Co., MD, by the Rev. Shaw; and they had eleven children:
They are Mary, Salem, George Jr., William S., Rachel, Selina, Frisby Tilney, Azariah, Noah, Barbara, Franklin. They were all born before 1839.
Some of the family members went by Humbertson, Humberston and Humberson.
George and Lydia are buried in Addison Cemetery in Addison, Somerset County, Pennsylvania.
(Some facts from my Humbertson Family History---Before 1814 he resided on the Vale farm below Frostburg, Md.
Taken from the book "Hoye's pioneer Families of Garrett County"
"George purchased 78 acres, parts of lots 3952-47 from Thomas Parkinson in 1814. These lots are below Barton, Md.
Around 1851 he moved to Mill Run, where that year he bought part of "Expost Facto" and the George Riley Farm.
Then he operated the Sambower Mill, known as Niles Mill. In 1858 his heirs sold this property to Salem Humbertson for $7,500."
1820 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
Geroge Humbertson
Males: 3 under 5; 1 between 26 and 45.
Females: 2 under 10; 1 between 16 and 26.
1830 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson
Males: three under 5; one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; two 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
Females: one 5 to 10; one 10 to 15; one 15 to 20; one 30 to 40.
1840 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson is employed in agriculture.
Males: one 5 to 10 years old; one 10 to 15;one 20 to 30;one 50 to 60.
Females: one 40 to 50.
1850 U.S. Census:
Allegany Co., MD
George Humbertson, 64, farmer, real estate was worth $2000
Lydia, his wife, 59.
Noah, 23; Frisby, 31; Franklin, 21; Azariah, a farmer and 25.
George was my three times Maternal Great Grandfather.
Marion Steiding Chappell)
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