KINGSLEY
lots M 84+ 85
2 stones
James Kingsley d April 5, 1851 ae 87-3-24 SOLDIER of the REVOLUTION
Wife Phebe Kingsley d Feb 1855 ae 78-10-21 * nee WAKEFIELD
dau of Benjamin WAKEFIELD, married (? ), Mary (Polly) Dorman; .dau 2 PHEBE,
married to James Kingsley, of Steuben (Maine)Several of their children buried in Quincy * in 1850 Ripley they live with son Chester KINGSLEY and his family.
Excerpt from the attached biography for grandson Emmett T. Kinglsey:
"Grandfather James Kingsley first emigrated from New England to Washington county, New York, and later to the town of Ripley, Chautauqua county. He was a whig politically, pursued farming and was married to a Miss Jenkins, who bore him a large family."
Contributor: Ruthie Eckert Cacchione (47144445)
lots M 84+ 85
2 stones
James Kingsley d April 5, 1851 ae 87-3-24 SOLDIER of the REVOLUTION
Wife Phebe Kingsley d Feb 1855 ae 78-10-21 * nee WAKEFIELD
dau of Benjamin WAKEFIELD, married (? ), Mary (Polly) Dorman; .dau 2 PHEBE,
married to James Kingsley, of Steuben (Maine)Several of their children buried in Quincy * in 1850 Ripley they live with son Chester KINGSLEY and his family.
Excerpt from the attached biography for grandson Emmett T. Kinglsey:
"Grandfather James Kingsley first emigrated from New England to Washington county, New York, and later to the town of Ripley, Chautauqua county. He was a whig politically, pursued farming and was married to a Miss Jenkins, who bore him a large family."
Contributor: Ruthie Eckert Cacchione (47144445)
KINGSLEY
lots M 84+ 85
2 stones
James Kingsley d April 5, 1851 ae 87-3-24 SOLDIER of the REVOLUTION
Wife Phebe Kingsley d Feb 1855 ae 78-10-21 * nee WAKEFIELD
dau of Benjamin WAKEFIELD, married (? ), Mary (Polly) Dorman; .dau 2 PHEBE,
married to James Kingsley, of Steuben (Maine)Several of their children buried in Quincy * in 1850 Ripley they live with son Chester KINGSLEY and his family.
Excerpt from the attached biography for grandson Emmett T. Kinglsey:
"Grandfather James Kingsley first emigrated from New England to Washington county, New York, and later to the town of Ripley, Chautauqua county. He was a whig politically, pursued farming and was married to a Miss Jenkins, who bore him a large family."
Contributor: Ruthie Eckert Cacchione (47144445)
lots M 84+ 85
2 stones
James Kingsley d April 5, 1851 ae 87-3-24 SOLDIER of the REVOLUTION
Wife Phebe Kingsley d Feb 1855 ae 78-10-21 * nee WAKEFIELD
dau of Benjamin WAKEFIELD, married (? ), Mary (Polly) Dorman; .dau 2 PHEBE,
married to James Kingsley, of Steuben (Maine)Several of their children buried in Quincy * in 1850 Ripley they live with son Chester KINGSLEY and his family.
Excerpt from the attached biography for grandson Emmett T. Kinglsey:
"Grandfather James Kingsley first emigrated from New England to Washington county, New York, and later to the town of Ripley, Chautauqua county. He was a whig politically, pursued farming and was married to a Miss Jenkins, who bore him a large family."
Contributor: Ruthie Eckert Cacchione (47144445)
Inscription
age 87-3-24 SOLDIER of the REVOLUTION
(Lot M84 & 85)
Gravesite Details
Wife Phebe WAKEFIELD same photo
Family Members
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