Parents: Joseph DeWolf and Sarah Gibbons
Birth order: eldest of 13
Siblings: Ruhama; Tensard Robinson; Joseph Jr; Sarah; Catherin; Horatio/Oratia; Elizabeth; Louisa; Eli; Adaline; Samuel; and Amanda Melvina.
Marriage:
• 1st: Eliphal Clark, 19 Mar 1807, Trumbull County, Ohio, by Samuel Tylee, Justice of the Peace
• 2nd: Jane McQuiston, d/o John McQuiston and Barbara Simpson Arthurs, ca 1820, Butler County, Pennsylvania.
Seven Children:
• Four with Eliphal Clark: Eliphal*
• Three with Jane McQuiston: Tensard Robinson; Elvira; Henry Champion Jr.
*Notes:
• Unable to document the children born with Eliphal though it's noted in a couple of genealogies that there were a total of 7 children and Jane was the mother of three, leaving three others in addition to Eliphal Jr. listed above.
• When it's mentioned in various biographies that Henry was a native of Hartford, Connecticut, it should be understand the reference is to the county, not the town.
• Pioneeer physician of Butler County, Pennsylvania.
• 8th generation from William Brewster of the Mayflower
Sources: Granby Vital Records, 1786-1850; Ohio County Marriage Records, 1774-1993; The Brewster Genealogy, 1566-1907, A record of the descendants of William Brewster of the Mayflower..., pub. 1908, pp 240-241; The McQuistonMcCuiston and McQuesten families, 1620-1937, pp 444, 454; The History of Butler County, Pennsylvania, pub. 1895, p 163 (InternetArchive); Ancestry.
Parents: Joseph DeWolf and Sarah Gibbons
Birth order: eldest of 13
Siblings: Ruhama; Tensard Robinson; Joseph Jr; Sarah; Catherin; Horatio/Oratia; Elizabeth; Louisa; Eli; Adaline; Samuel; and Amanda Melvina.
Marriage:
• 1st: Eliphal Clark, 19 Mar 1807, Trumbull County, Ohio, by Samuel Tylee, Justice of the Peace
• 2nd: Jane McQuiston, d/o John McQuiston and Barbara Simpson Arthurs, ca 1820, Butler County, Pennsylvania.
Seven Children:
• Four with Eliphal Clark: Eliphal*
• Three with Jane McQuiston: Tensard Robinson; Elvira; Henry Champion Jr.
*Notes:
• Unable to document the children born with Eliphal though it's noted in a couple of genealogies that there were a total of 7 children and Jane was the mother of three, leaving three others in addition to Eliphal Jr. listed above.
• When it's mentioned in various biographies that Henry was a native of Hartford, Connecticut, it should be understand the reference is to the county, not the town.
• Pioneeer physician of Butler County, Pennsylvania.
• 8th generation from William Brewster of the Mayflower
Sources: Granby Vital Records, 1786-1850; Ohio County Marriage Records, 1774-1993; The Brewster Genealogy, 1566-1907, A record of the descendants of William Brewster of the Mayflower..., pub. 1908, pp 240-241; The McQuistonMcCuiston and McQuesten families, 1620-1937, pp 444, 454; The History of Butler County, Pennsylvania, pub. 1895, p 163 (InternetArchive); Ancestry.
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