HUTCHINSON---Near Hutchinson's Mills on the 14th inst., Spafford W. Hutchinson in the 83d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, near Hutchinson's Mills on Tuesday December 17, 1907 at 11:30 o'clock a.m. Services at the house. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
~Trenton Evening Times, Mon., 16 Dec 1907
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Spafford W. Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson, was born February 8, 1825, in Hamilton township, Mercer county, New Jersey, but moved to Windsor township and there attended the public schools. He assisted on his father’s farm until the age of sixteen years. Subsequently he went to Washington township and purchased a mill and learned the trade of a miller. He remained there for forty-eight years. He served as town clerk for a period of ten years. In 1889 he moved from Washington township, where he has since led a retired life. Politically he was a Republican, and in church faith a Presbyterian.
Mr. Hutchinson married Mary Cubberley, children: 1. Elijah C., married Ella Stults, children: Harvey, Raymond, Spafford W. and Stanley. 2. Cornelia, married Allison E. Dey, children: Elmer, married Grace Morris, Frank and Beatrice, Mary Cubberley, wife of Spafford W. Hutchinson, was the daughter of Elijah and Elizabeth (Voorhees) Cubberley. Elijah Cubberley was the son of William T. Cubberley, and Elizabeth Voorhees was the daughter of Amos and Cornelia Voorhees. Mrs. Hutchinson is the youngest of six children, whose names are as follows: 1. Julia Ann, married Joseph Ely, five children—John, married Mary -----; Elizabeth, married Aaron Reed; Phoebe, married Isaac Hunt; Mary Jane, married Samuel Robbins; Harriet, married Marshall Hutchinson. 2. William T., married Elizabeth Tindall, by whom was born three children—Cornelia (Mrs. Samuel Mount), Mary (Mrs. Henry Hutchinson), Sarah (Mrs. Joel Reed). 3. Ezekiel, married Matilda Updike, and her children are—Voorhees, married Mercy Gordon; Mary, died unmarried; William P., married Ida Cox. 4. Enoch, deceased. 5. Elizabeth, deceased. 6. Mary, married Spafford W. Hutchinson.
~Genealogical and Person Memorial of Mercer County, New Jersey, Vol. II, publ. 1907, pg. 680
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Contributed by Carol Phillips:
Spafford Woodhoff Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson.
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Contributed by Joseph R. Klett:
Not sure where "Woodhoff" might have come from. The middle name is Woodhull. Spafford and many others in the area at this time were named for the Presbyterian minister and church leader, Rev. George Spafford Woodhull. He and his family were associated with the churches in Freehold, Princeton, and Middletown Point, as well as Princeton Seminary. His mother was a stepdaughter of Rev. Gilbert Tennent, so there is also that connection to Old Tennent Church.
Spafford's descendants through his grandson Spafford have carried the name forward to the present. I'm in touch with Spafford Woodhull Hutchinson III, who is a third cousin of mine through the Everett family and more distantly related through Hutchinson/Tindall.
~Trenton Evening Times, Mon., 16 Dec 1907
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Spafford W. Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson, was born February 8, 1825, in Hamilton township, Mercer county, New Jersey, but moved to Windsor township and there attended the public schools. He assisted on his father’s farm until the age of sixteen years. Subsequently he went to Washington township and purchased a mill and learned the trade of a miller. He remained there for forty-eight years. He served as town clerk for a period of ten years. In 1889 he moved from Washington township, where he has since led a retired life. Politically he was a Republican, and in church faith a Presbyterian.
Mr. Hutchinson married Mary Cubberley, children: 1. Elijah C., married Ella Stults, children: Harvey, Raymond, Spafford W. and Stanley. 2. Cornelia, married Allison E. Dey, children: Elmer, married Grace Morris, Frank and Beatrice, Mary Cubberley, wife of Spafford W. Hutchinson, was the daughter of Elijah and Elizabeth (Voorhees) Cubberley. Elijah Cubberley was the son of William T. Cubberley, and Elizabeth Voorhees was the daughter of Amos and Cornelia Voorhees. Mrs. Hutchinson is the youngest of six children, whose names are as follows: 1. Julia Ann, married Joseph Ely, five children—John, married Mary -----; Elizabeth, married Aaron Reed; Phoebe, married Isaac Hunt; Mary Jane, married Samuel Robbins; Harriet, married Marshall Hutchinson. 2. William T., married Elizabeth Tindall, by whom was born three children—Cornelia (Mrs. Samuel Mount), Mary (Mrs. Henry Hutchinson), Sarah (Mrs. Joel Reed). 3. Ezekiel, married Matilda Updike, and her children are—Voorhees, married Mercy Gordon; Mary, died unmarried; William P., married Ida Cox. 4. Enoch, deceased. 5. Elizabeth, deceased. 6. Mary, married Spafford W. Hutchinson.
~Genealogical and Person Memorial of Mercer County, New Jersey, Vol. II, publ. 1907, pg. 680
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Contributed by Carol Phillips:
Spafford Woodhoff Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson.
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Contributed by Joseph R. Klett:
Not sure where "Woodhoff" might have come from. The middle name is Woodhull. Spafford and many others in the area at this time were named for the Presbyterian minister and church leader, Rev. George Spafford Woodhull. He and his family were associated with the churches in Freehold, Princeton, and Middletown Point, as well as Princeton Seminary. His mother was a stepdaughter of Rev. Gilbert Tennent, so there is also that connection to Old Tennent Church.
Spafford's descendants through his grandson Spafford have carried the name forward to the present. I'm in touch with Spafford Woodhull Hutchinson III, who is a third cousin of mine through the Everett family and more distantly related through Hutchinson/Tindall.
HUTCHINSON---Near Hutchinson's Mills on the 14th inst., Spafford W. Hutchinson in the 83d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral from his late residence, near Hutchinson's Mills on Tuesday December 17, 1907 at 11:30 o'clock a.m. Services at the house. Interment at Greenwood Cemetery.
~Trenton Evening Times, Mon., 16 Dec 1907
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Spafford W. Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson, was born February 8, 1825, in Hamilton township, Mercer county, New Jersey, but moved to Windsor township and there attended the public schools. He assisted on his father’s farm until the age of sixteen years. Subsequently he went to Washington township and purchased a mill and learned the trade of a miller. He remained there for forty-eight years. He served as town clerk for a period of ten years. In 1889 he moved from Washington township, where he has since led a retired life. Politically he was a Republican, and in church faith a Presbyterian.
Mr. Hutchinson married Mary Cubberley, children: 1. Elijah C., married Ella Stults, children: Harvey, Raymond, Spafford W. and Stanley. 2. Cornelia, married Allison E. Dey, children: Elmer, married Grace Morris, Frank and Beatrice, Mary Cubberley, wife of Spafford W. Hutchinson, was the daughter of Elijah and Elizabeth (Voorhees) Cubberley. Elijah Cubberley was the son of William T. Cubberley, and Elizabeth Voorhees was the daughter of Amos and Cornelia Voorhees. Mrs. Hutchinson is the youngest of six children, whose names are as follows: 1. Julia Ann, married Joseph Ely, five children—John, married Mary -----; Elizabeth, married Aaron Reed; Phoebe, married Isaac Hunt; Mary Jane, married Samuel Robbins; Harriet, married Marshall Hutchinson. 2. William T., married Elizabeth Tindall, by whom was born three children—Cornelia (Mrs. Samuel Mount), Mary (Mrs. Henry Hutchinson), Sarah (Mrs. Joel Reed). 3. Ezekiel, married Matilda Updike, and her children are—Voorhees, married Mercy Gordon; Mary, died unmarried; William P., married Ida Cox. 4. Enoch, deceased. 5. Elizabeth, deceased. 6. Mary, married Spafford W. Hutchinson.
~Genealogical and Person Memorial of Mercer County, New Jersey, Vol. II, publ. 1907, pg. 680
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Contributed by Carol Phillips:
Spafford Woodhoff Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson.
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Contributed by Joseph R. Klett:
Not sure where "Woodhoff" might have come from. The middle name is Woodhull. Spafford and many others in the area at this time were named for the Presbyterian minister and church leader, Rev. George Spafford Woodhull. He and his family were associated with the churches in Freehold, Princeton, and Middletown Point, as well as Princeton Seminary. His mother was a stepdaughter of Rev. Gilbert Tennent, so there is also that connection to Old Tennent Church.
Spafford's descendants through his grandson Spafford have carried the name forward to the present. I'm in touch with Spafford Woodhull Hutchinson III, who is a third cousin of mine through the Everett family and more distantly related through Hutchinson/Tindall.
~Trenton Evening Times, Mon., 16 Dec 1907
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Spafford W. Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson, was born February 8, 1825, in Hamilton township, Mercer county, New Jersey, but moved to Windsor township and there attended the public schools. He assisted on his father’s farm until the age of sixteen years. Subsequently he went to Washington township and purchased a mill and learned the trade of a miller. He remained there for forty-eight years. He served as town clerk for a period of ten years. In 1889 he moved from Washington township, where he has since led a retired life. Politically he was a Republican, and in church faith a Presbyterian.
Mr. Hutchinson married Mary Cubberley, children: 1. Elijah C., married Ella Stults, children: Harvey, Raymond, Spafford W. and Stanley. 2. Cornelia, married Allison E. Dey, children: Elmer, married Grace Morris, Frank and Beatrice, Mary Cubberley, wife of Spafford W. Hutchinson, was the daughter of Elijah and Elizabeth (Voorhees) Cubberley. Elijah Cubberley was the son of William T. Cubberley, and Elizabeth Voorhees was the daughter of Amos and Cornelia Voorhees. Mrs. Hutchinson is the youngest of six children, whose names are as follows: 1. Julia Ann, married Joseph Ely, five children—John, married Mary -----; Elizabeth, married Aaron Reed; Phoebe, married Isaac Hunt; Mary Jane, married Samuel Robbins; Harriet, married Marshall Hutchinson. 2. William T., married Elizabeth Tindall, by whom was born three children—Cornelia (Mrs. Samuel Mount), Mary (Mrs. Henry Hutchinson), Sarah (Mrs. Joel Reed). 3. Ezekiel, married Matilda Updike, and her children are—Voorhees, married Mercy Gordon; Mary, died unmarried; William P., married Ida Cox. 4. Enoch, deceased. 5. Elizabeth, deceased. 6. Mary, married Spafford W. Hutchinson.
~Genealogical and Person Memorial of Mercer County, New Jersey, Vol. II, publ. 1907, pg. 680
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Contributed by Carol Phillips:
Spafford Woodhoff Hutchinson, son of Amos and Abigail (Ely) Hutchinson.
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Contributed by Joseph R. Klett:
Not sure where "Woodhoff" might have come from. The middle name is Woodhull. Spafford and many others in the area at this time were named for the Presbyterian minister and church leader, Rev. George Spafford Woodhull. He and his family were associated with the churches in Freehold, Princeton, and Middletown Point, as well as Princeton Seminary. His mother was a stepdaughter of Rev. Gilbert Tennent, so there is also that connection to Old Tennent Church.
Spafford's descendants through his grandson Spafford have carried the name forward to the present. I'm in touch with Spafford Woodhull Hutchinson III, who is a third cousin of mine through the Everett family and more distantly related through Hutchinson/Tindall.
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