Dr. Ebenezer Patterson, according to family tradition, was of Scotch extraction and came from Vermont, first to Burlington, Otsego County, N. Y., and from there to this town, where he died and was buried in this cemetery. (No stone.) By his wife, Dinah, he had the following1children :Calvin, m arried (1) Sarah Thompson, and (2) AsenathW arner, widow of William Case; Volney, m arried SusanGreen, moved to Chautauqua County, near Sinclairville,N. Y., in 1855, and died th ere; Jonathan, m arried Polly AnnKnapp, daughter of P eter and Dinah (Guion) Knapp, hemoved to Ohio and died t h e r e ; Lovina, m arried Zerah Baker,son of E lijah Baker, moved to Ohio; Roxana, m arried SimonBaker, son of Elijah Baker, moved to M arietta, N. Y., about1854, and died there, had several children, among whomwere Ashbel and Marcus Baker; and Anna, who died in 1914,age 14 years.) (Spafford.)SPAFFORD MORTUARY RECORDS W IT H GENEALOGICAL NO TES 20l
Dr. Ebenezer Patterson, according to family tradition, was of Scotch extraction and came from Vermont, first to Burlington, Otsego County, N. Y., and from there to this town, where he died and was buried in this cemetery. (No stone.) By his wife, Dinah, he had the following1children :Calvin, m arried (1) Sarah Thompson, and (2) AsenathW arner, widow of William Case; Volney, m arried SusanGreen, moved to Chautauqua County, near Sinclairville,N. Y., in 1855, and died th ere; Jonathan, m arried Polly AnnKnapp, daughter of P eter and Dinah (Guion) Knapp, hemoved to Ohio and died t h e r e ; Lovina, m arried Zerah Baker,son of E lijah Baker, moved to Ohio; Roxana, m arried SimonBaker, son of Elijah Baker, moved to M arietta, N. Y., about1854, and died there, had several children, among whomwere Ashbel and Marcus Baker; and Anna, who died in 1914,age 14 years.) (Spafford.)SPAFFORD MORTUARY RECORDS W IT H GENEALOGICAL NO TES 20l
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