d. aft 1880
Silas removed to New York with the family about 1807, married Clarissa and had a son there; and then removed to Pennsylvania where the rest of the children were born.
1828: Living in NY (Sidney Samuel b. 1828)
1831: Living in Erie County, PA. Silas had a contract to build locks on the canal in Erie County. He founded Lock Port (now Platea), building a store and other structures
Businesses were booming, but local government wasn't supportive to the families. I actually hadn't found anything in the way of appointments to positions. And do to the lack of paperwork, I would say there was not a town clerk. Silas' business had failed by 1849, and all the families seemed to scatter with many heading out west.
Children born at PA:
Elizabeth b. 1831, Greenfield
Silas Amos Jr b. 1833, Greenfield
Sarah Eliza b. abt 1835, Erie County
Clarissa Ann, b. 1838, Erie County
Edson Noble b. 1840, Girard
1850: Living with brother John in Noble, La Porte, IN
1860: Whiteford, Monroe, MI
1865-1870: Living in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE
1880: Living in Greeley, KS Silas was living with his son, Sidney, and his wife, Cornelia, when he passed away. It is unknown if he was put in a hospital for an illness in a nearby town; the paperwork had stopped after 1880, Greeley, Anderson, KS when Silas was 76 years of age.
Silas removed to New York with the family about 1807, married Clarissa and had a son there; and then removed to Pennsylvania where the rest of the children were born.
1828: Living in NY (Sidney Samuel b. 1828)
1831: Living in Erie County, PA. Silas had a contract to build locks on the canal in Erie County. He founded Lock Port (now Platea), building a store and other structures
Businesses were booming, but local government wasn't supportive to the families. I actually hadn't found anything in the way of appointments to positions. And do to the lack of paperwork, I would say there was not a town clerk. Silas' business had failed by 1849, and all the families seemed to scatter with many heading out west.
Children born at PA:
Elizabeth b. 1831, Greenfield
Silas Amos Jr b. 1833, Greenfield
Sarah Eliza b. abt 1835, Erie County
Clarissa Ann, b. 1838, Erie County
Edson Noble b. 1840, Girard
1850: Living with brother John in Noble, La Porte, IN
1860: Whiteford, Monroe, MI
1865-1870: Living in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE
1880: Living in Greeley, KS Silas was living with his son, Sidney, and his wife, Cornelia, when he passed away. It is unknown if he was put in a hospital for an illness in a nearby town; the paperwork had stopped after 1880, Greeley, Anderson, KS when Silas was 76 years of age.
d. aft 1880
Silas removed to New York with the family about 1807, married Clarissa and had a son there; and then removed to Pennsylvania where the rest of the children were born.
1828: Living in NY (Sidney Samuel b. 1828)
1831: Living in Erie County, PA. Silas had a contract to build locks on the canal in Erie County. He founded Lock Port (now Platea), building a store and other structures
Businesses were booming, but local government wasn't supportive to the families. I actually hadn't found anything in the way of appointments to positions. And do to the lack of paperwork, I would say there was not a town clerk. Silas' business had failed by 1849, and all the families seemed to scatter with many heading out west.
Children born at PA:
Elizabeth b. 1831, Greenfield
Silas Amos Jr b. 1833, Greenfield
Sarah Eliza b. abt 1835, Erie County
Clarissa Ann, b. 1838, Erie County
Edson Noble b. 1840, Girard
1850: Living with brother John in Noble, La Porte, IN
1860: Whiteford, Monroe, MI
1865-1870: Living in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE
1880: Living in Greeley, KS Silas was living with his son, Sidney, and his wife, Cornelia, when he passed away. It is unknown if he was put in a hospital for an illness in a nearby town; the paperwork had stopped after 1880, Greeley, Anderson, KS when Silas was 76 years of age.
Silas removed to New York with the family about 1807, married Clarissa and had a son there; and then removed to Pennsylvania where the rest of the children were born.
1828: Living in NY (Sidney Samuel b. 1828)
1831: Living in Erie County, PA. Silas had a contract to build locks on the canal in Erie County. He founded Lock Port (now Platea), building a store and other structures
Businesses were booming, but local government wasn't supportive to the families. I actually hadn't found anything in the way of appointments to positions. And do to the lack of paperwork, I would say there was not a town clerk. Silas' business had failed by 1849, and all the families seemed to scatter with many heading out west.
Children born at PA:
Elizabeth b. 1831, Greenfield
Silas Amos Jr b. 1833, Greenfield
Sarah Eliza b. abt 1835, Erie County
Clarissa Ann, b. 1838, Erie County
Edson Noble b. 1840, Girard
1850: Living with brother John in Noble, La Porte, IN
1860: Whiteford, Monroe, MI
1865-1870: Living in Lincoln, Lancaster, NE
1880: Living in Greeley, KS Silas was living with his son, Sidney, and his wife, Cornelia, when he passed away. It is unknown if he was put in a hospital for an illness in a nearby town; the paperwork had stopped after 1880, Greeley, Anderson, KS when Silas was 76 years of age.
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