Per death record, he was born in Stanford. It was a part of Pine Plains. He was a carpenter.
Son of Elijah Benjamin Phelps and his 2nd wife Jane Wright.
In the first two censuses, the children are numbered in order to show their child order.
Note that Chauncey was born after Charles H and before Tamer - that is, between Charles H and Tamer. In 1850, his name is Chauncy, but in the 1860, his name was shown as John. This is an obvious error. ("Chaun" does sound like John so perhaps that contributed some confusion for the census taker).
1850 Census: Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., New York
Head: Elijah B Phelps 50
Wife: Jane Phelps 41
1. Sarah Phelps 24
2. Eliza Phelps 22
3. William Phelps 20
4. Robert W Phelps18
5. Charles H Phelps 14
6. Chauncy Phelps 12
7. Tamer Ann Phelps 9
8. Caroline Phelps 7
9. James Phelps 4
10. John Phelps 3
11. Walter Phelps 4/12 mos
His name below was shown as John instead of Chauncey.
1860 Census: Augusta, Hancock Co., Illinois
Head: Jane Phelps 67
3. William Phelps 30
5. Charles H Phelps 24
6. John [Chauncey] Phelps 23
7. James [Tamer Ann] Phelps 19
8. Caroline Phelps 17
9. James Phelps 14
10. Jefferson Phelps 12
12. Mary E Phelps 8
Lyman Burnett 22
By 1870, Chauncey was already living in Massachusetts.
1870 Census: Amherst, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA
Chauncy Phelps 34
Maria Phelps 35
Annie Phelps 3
Bertha Phelps 1
1880 Census: Amherst, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA
Chauncy Phelps 42 Self (Head)
Maria S. Phelps 44 Wife
Annie R. Phelps 13 Daughter
Bertha B. Phelps 11 Daughter
Clara V. Phelps 2 Daughter
Per death record, he was born in Stanford. It was a part of Pine Plains. He was a carpenter.
Son of Elijah Benjamin Phelps and his 2nd wife Jane Wright.
In the first two censuses, the children are numbered in order to show their child order.
Note that Chauncey was born after Charles H and before Tamer - that is, between Charles H and Tamer. In 1850, his name is Chauncy, but in the 1860, his name was shown as John. This is an obvious error. ("Chaun" does sound like John so perhaps that contributed some confusion for the census taker).
1850 Census: Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., New York
Head: Elijah B Phelps 50
Wife: Jane Phelps 41
1. Sarah Phelps 24
2. Eliza Phelps 22
3. William Phelps 20
4. Robert W Phelps18
5. Charles H Phelps 14
6. Chauncy Phelps 12
7. Tamer Ann Phelps 9
8. Caroline Phelps 7
9. James Phelps 4
10. John Phelps 3
11. Walter Phelps 4/12 mos
His name below was shown as John instead of Chauncey.
1860 Census: Augusta, Hancock Co., Illinois
Head: Jane Phelps 67
3. William Phelps 30
5. Charles H Phelps 24
6. John [Chauncey] Phelps 23
7. James [Tamer Ann] Phelps 19
8. Caroline Phelps 17
9. James Phelps 14
10. Jefferson Phelps 12
12. Mary E Phelps 8
Lyman Burnett 22
By 1870, Chauncey was already living in Massachusetts.
1870 Census: Amherst, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA
Chauncy Phelps 34
Maria Phelps 35
Annie Phelps 3
Bertha Phelps 1
1880 Census: Amherst, Hampshire, Massachusetts, USA
Chauncy Phelps 42 Self (Head)
Maria S. Phelps 44 Wife
Annie R. Phelps 13 Daughter
Bertha B. Phelps 11 Daughter
Clara V. Phelps 2 Daughter
Family Members
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Sarah Phelps Sutherland
1826–1891
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Anna Eliza Phelps
1828–1886
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William Rathburn Phelps
1830–1914
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Robert Wright Phelps
1832–1833
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Robert Wright Phelps
1832–1918
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George Phelps
1834–1835
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Charles Henry Phelps
1836–1907
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Amanda Phelps
1840–1840
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Tamer Ann Phelps Scott
1841–1927
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John Wesley Phelps
1846–1922
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Mary Elizabeth Phelps Adkins
1852–1910
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