Husband of Honor or Anna Bennett married October 15, 1818, New Lebanon, Columbia, NY (family tree on www.ancestry.com states ceremony performed by Rev. Silas Churchill).
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Event Type: Birth
Birth Date: 13 Jan 1793
Birth Place: Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Father Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother Name: Ruth
In 1840, Barnabas was living in Farmington, Oakland, MI. Listed in his household were one male (5-10), one male (10-15), one male (15-20), one male (40-50), one female (10-15) and one female (30-40: wife)
Father of:
1. Dr. Mark Anthony Mosher 1819, NY - 1899, IL. He married Helen M. Starkweather. They are buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, IL FAG: Mark #139316243
2. Bradford Benjamin Mosher 1821, NY-1896, MI
3. Leonard R. Mosher 1826, NY - 1898, MI. He married Lydia in 1851. Children: Lucy, Pitt and Grace. He lived in Novi, MI. He married Olive Louise Ellis in 1861, son Fred born 1873. They are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Fowlerville, MI. FAG: Leonard #97345366
Anna died before 1847. She probably died in Michigan, since there is a 30-40 year old female listed in the 1840 census.
Barnabas married Rebecca Borden Oathout** (wife of Henry Oothout/Oathout) about 1847, Farmington, MI. They had a son, Barnabas, in 1848.
In 1850, Barnabas and Rebecca were living in Farmington with children, Daniel Oathout (12) and Barnabas Mosher (2)*
United States Federal Census 1850
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Age: 57
Birth Year: abt 1793
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1850: Farmington, Oakland, Michigan
Gender: Male
Family Number: 234
Household Members:
Name Age
Barnabas Mosher 57
Rebecca Mosher 42 (born 1808)
Daniel B Oatouts 12
Barnabas A Mosher 2
Lovisa O Dodge 12
John E Bennett 17
Michigan, Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Probate Date: 27 Sep 1867
Probate Place: Wayne, Michigan, USA
Inferred Death Year: Abt 1867
Inferred Death Place: Michigan, USA
Case Number: 5519
Item Description: Packets, 5494-5543, 1867
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Son of Barnabas Mosher, Jr. 1758, Dartmouth, MA to 1842, New Lebanon, Columbia, New York and Ruth Anthony 1757-1806. There were married on May 24, 1780, Dartmouth, MA. There is an 1820 census for Barnabas Mosier, Jr in New Lebanon, Columbia, NY.
Grandson of Barnabas Mosher, Sr. 1721-1807 and Bethiah Walker 1720-1807. They are buried in Newton Burial Ground, Bristol, MA (FAG #92284325 and #92284326)
Great-grandson of Joseph Mosher 1692-1766 and Mehitable Smith 1691-1768.
Brother of:
1. Abiel Mosher 1781 – 1849
2. Rhoda Mosher 1783 – 1850
3. William Mosher 1786 – 1856
4. Abraham Mosher 1788 – 1870
5. Asa Mosher 1790-1834
6. Sarah Mosher 1797 – 1886
7. Ruth Mosher 1803 –
Should be a total of 11 children.
(see www.ancestry.com Thornton-Connor family tree)
Barnabas and Anna may be buried in Commerce Township, since he owned 150 acres in Commerce at the time of his death.
In his will, Barnabas Sr. gave the 150 acres of land to his son, Barnabas. He also received goods, chattel, household furniture and effects.
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*Son Barnabas Mosher served in the Civil War as a Private in the Company GD, 4th MI Cavalry from August 6, 1864-August 19, 1865 (Original filed under Barnabas/Massiere). There is a marriage record for him in 1870. He married Lucy Chapman on February 20, 1870, Livonia, Wayne, MI. In 1890, he was in Walker Township, Kent, MI. He is buried in Grand Lawn Cemetery in Detroit, with Lucy. On his death record, his mother is listed as Rebecca BORDEN.
Michigan Death Certificates 1921-1952
Name: Barnabas A Mosher
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 01 Apr 1928
Event Place: Kent, Michigan, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 79
Marital Status: Widowed
Birth Date: 06 Apr 1848
Birthplace: Michigan
Birth Year (Estimated): 1849
Father's Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother's Name: Rebecca Borden
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**Rebecca Mosher is buried in Quaker Cemetery, lot 40, with her children, Daniel Oathout, Louisa Oathout, John Henry Oathout, and Augustus Oathout.
There is a divorce record for Rebecca Oothout vs Henry Oothout that was filed on May 3, 1845 (pg 177, Divorce Records for Oakland County 1839-1865). She was 36, a resident of Farmington Township, Oakland Co, MI. Her husband, Henry Oothout was 38. They married in Sharon, Schoharie Co, NY on August 9, 1828. She lived in Sharon four months with her husband when they moved from one place to another for six or seven moves. They finally settled in Syracuse, New York. He lived with her there for about one year and finally he deserted her and she has never seen him since nor has he provided for her. It is now over seven years since he deserted her and she as been compelled to maintain herself and her children by her own labor as best she could. She could not provide for them unassisted, so she left New York and removed to Farmington, Oakland County, where she now lives because if she came there friends could help her. She has been informed that Henry is in Monroe County, Ohio, engaged as a boatman and she is uncertain where he is now. Depositions given by John and Mary Ann McGowan and John D. Borden. Divorce was granted July 2, 1846, case #1877.
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Event Type: Birth
Birth Date: 13 Jan 1793
Birth Place: Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Father Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother Name: Ruth
In 1840, Barnabas was living in Farmington, Oakland, MI. Listed in his household were one male (5-10), one male (10-15), one male (15-20), one male (40-50), one female (10-15) and one female (30-40: wife)
Father of:
1. Dr. Mark Anthony Mosher 1819, NY - 1899, IL. He married Helen M. Starkweather. They are buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, IL FAG: Mark #139316243
2. Bradford Benjamin Mosher 1821, NY-1896, MI
3. Leonard R. Mosher 1826, NY - 1898, MI. He married Lydia in 1851. Children: Lucy, Pitt and Grace. He lived in Novi, MI. He married Olive Louise Ellis in 1861, son Fred born 1873. They are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Fowlerville, MI. FAG: Leonard #97345366
Anna died before 1847. She probably died in Michigan, since there is a 30-40 year old female listed in the 1840 census.
Barnabas married Rebecca Borden Oathout** (wife of Henry Oothout/Oathout) about 1847, Farmington, MI. They had a son, Barnabas, in 1848.
In 1850, Barnabas and Rebecca were living in Farmington with children, Daniel Oathout (12) and Barnabas Mosher (2)*
United States Federal Census 1850
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Age: 57
Birth Year: abt 1793
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1850: Farmington, Oakland, Michigan
Gender: Male
Family Number: 234
Household Members:
Name Age
Barnabas Mosher 57
Rebecca Mosher 42 (born 1808)
Daniel B Oatouts 12
Barnabas A Mosher 2
Lovisa O Dodge 12
John E Bennett 17
Michigan, Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Probate Date: 27 Sep 1867
Probate Place: Wayne, Michigan, USA
Inferred Death Year: Abt 1867
Inferred Death Place: Michigan, USA
Case Number: 5519
Item Description: Packets, 5494-5543, 1867
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Son of Barnabas Mosher, Jr. 1758, Dartmouth, MA to 1842, New Lebanon, Columbia, New York and Ruth Anthony 1757-1806. There were married on May 24, 1780, Dartmouth, MA. There is an 1820 census for Barnabas Mosier, Jr in New Lebanon, Columbia, NY.
Grandson of Barnabas Mosher, Sr. 1721-1807 and Bethiah Walker 1720-1807. They are buried in Newton Burial Ground, Bristol, MA (FAG #92284325 and #92284326)
Great-grandson of Joseph Mosher 1692-1766 and Mehitable Smith 1691-1768.
Brother of:
1. Abiel Mosher 1781 – 1849
2. Rhoda Mosher 1783 – 1850
3. William Mosher 1786 – 1856
4. Abraham Mosher 1788 – 1870
5. Asa Mosher 1790-1834
6. Sarah Mosher 1797 – 1886
7. Ruth Mosher 1803 –
Should be a total of 11 children.
(see www.ancestry.com Thornton-Connor family tree)
Barnabas and Anna may be buried in Commerce Township, since he owned 150 acres in Commerce at the time of his death.
In his will, Barnabas Sr. gave the 150 acres of land to his son, Barnabas. He also received goods, chattel, household furniture and effects.
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*Son Barnabas Mosher served in the Civil War as a Private in the Company GD, 4th MI Cavalry from August 6, 1864-August 19, 1865 (Original filed under Barnabas/Massiere). There is a marriage record for him in 1870. He married Lucy Chapman on February 20, 1870, Livonia, Wayne, MI. In 1890, he was in Walker Township, Kent, MI. He is buried in Grand Lawn Cemetery in Detroit, with Lucy. On his death record, his mother is listed as Rebecca BORDEN.
Michigan Death Certificates 1921-1952
Name: Barnabas A Mosher
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 01 Apr 1928
Event Place: Kent, Michigan, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 79
Marital Status: Widowed
Birth Date: 06 Apr 1848
Birthplace: Michigan
Birth Year (Estimated): 1849
Father's Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother's Name: Rebecca Borden
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**Rebecca Mosher is buried in Quaker Cemetery, lot 40, with her children, Daniel Oathout, Louisa Oathout, John Henry Oathout, and Augustus Oathout.
There is a divorce record for Rebecca Oothout vs Henry Oothout that was filed on May 3, 1845 (pg 177, Divorce Records for Oakland County 1839-1865). She was 36, a resident of Farmington Township, Oakland Co, MI. Her husband, Henry Oothout was 38. They married in Sharon, Schoharie Co, NY on August 9, 1828. She lived in Sharon four months with her husband when they moved from one place to another for six or seven moves. They finally settled in Syracuse, New York. He lived with her there for about one year and finally he deserted her and she has never seen him since nor has he provided for her. It is now over seven years since he deserted her and she as been compelled to maintain herself and her children by her own labor as best she could. She could not provide for them unassisted, so she left New York and removed to Farmington, Oakland County, where she now lives because if she came there friends could help her. She has been informed that Henry is in Monroe County, Ohio, engaged as a boatman and she is uncertain where he is now. Depositions given by John and Mary Ann McGowan and John D. Borden. Divorce was granted July 2, 1846, case #1877.
Husband of Honor or Anna Bennett married October 15, 1818, New Lebanon, Columbia, NY (family tree on www.ancestry.com states ceremony performed by Rev. Silas Churchill).
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Event Type: Birth
Birth Date: 13 Jan 1793
Birth Place: Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Father Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother Name: Ruth
In 1840, Barnabas was living in Farmington, Oakland, MI. Listed in his household were one male (5-10), one male (10-15), one male (15-20), one male (40-50), one female (10-15) and one female (30-40: wife)
Father of:
1. Dr. Mark Anthony Mosher 1819, NY - 1899, IL. He married Helen M. Starkweather. They are buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, IL FAG: Mark #139316243
2. Bradford Benjamin Mosher 1821, NY-1896, MI
3. Leonard R. Mosher 1826, NY - 1898, MI. He married Lydia in 1851. Children: Lucy, Pitt and Grace. He lived in Novi, MI. He married Olive Louise Ellis in 1861, son Fred born 1873. They are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Fowlerville, MI. FAG: Leonard #97345366
Anna died before 1847. She probably died in Michigan, since there is a 30-40 year old female listed in the 1840 census.
Barnabas married Rebecca Borden Oathout** (wife of Henry Oothout/Oathout) about 1847, Farmington, MI. They had a son, Barnabas, in 1848.
In 1850, Barnabas and Rebecca were living in Farmington with children, Daniel Oathout (12) and Barnabas Mosher (2)*
United States Federal Census 1850
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Age: 57
Birth Year: abt 1793
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1850: Farmington, Oakland, Michigan
Gender: Male
Family Number: 234
Household Members:
Name Age
Barnabas Mosher 57
Rebecca Mosher 42 (born 1808)
Daniel B Oatouts 12
Barnabas A Mosher 2
Lovisa O Dodge 12
John E Bennett 17
Michigan, Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Probate Date: 27 Sep 1867
Probate Place: Wayne, Michigan, USA
Inferred Death Year: Abt 1867
Inferred Death Place: Michigan, USA
Case Number: 5519
Item Description: Packets, 5494-5543, 1867
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Son of Barnabas Mosher, Jr. 1758, Dartmouth, MA to 1842, New Lebanon, Columbia, New York and Ruth Anthony 1757-1806. There were married on May 24, 1780, Dartmouth, MA. There is an 1820 census for Barnabas Mosier, Jr in New Lebanon, Columbia, NY.
Grandson of Barnabas Mosher, Sr. 1721-1807 and Bethiah Walker 1720-1807. They are buried in Newton Burial Ground, Bristol, MA (FAG #92284325 and #92284326)
Great-grandson of Joseph Mosher 1692-1766 and Mehitable Smith 1691-1768.
Brother of:
1. Abiel Mosher 1781 – 1849
2. Rhoda Mosher 1783 – 1850
3. William Mosher 1786 – 1856
4. Abraham Mosher 1788 – 1870
5. Asa Mosher 1790-1834
6. Sarah Mosher 1797 – 1886
7. Ruth Mosher 1803 –
Should be a total of 11 children.
(see www.ancestry.com Thornton-Connor family tree)
Barnabas and Anna may be buried in Commerce Township, since he owned 150 acres in Commerce at the time of his death.
In his will, Barnabas Sr. gave the 150 acres of land to his son, Barnabas. He also received goods, chattel, household furniture and effects.
****************************************
*Son Barnabas Mosher served in the Civil War as a Private in the Company GD, 4th MI Cavalry from August 6, 1864-August 19, 1865 (Original filed under Barnabas/Massiere). There is a marriage record for him in 1870. He married Lucy Chapman on February 20, 1870, Livonia, Wayne, MI. In 1890, he was in Walker Township, Kent, MI. He is buried in Grand Lawn Cemetery in Detroit, with Lucy. On his death record, his mother is listed as Rebecca BORDEN.
Michigan Death Certificates 1921-1952
Name: Barnabas A Mosher
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 01 Apr 1928
Event Place: Kent, Michigan, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 79
Marital Status: Widowed
Birth Date: 06 Apr 1848
Birthplace: Michigan
Birth Year (Estimated): 1849
Father's Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother's Name: Rebecca Borden
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**Rebecca Mosher is buried in Quaker Cemetery, lot 40, with her children, Daniel Oathout, Louisa Oathout, John Henry Oathout, and Augustus Oathout.
There is a divorce record for Rebecca Oothout vs Henry Oothout that was filed on May 3, 1845 (pg 177, Divorce Records for Oakland County 1839-1865). She was 36, a resident of Farmington Township, Oakland Co, MI. Her husband, Henry Oothout was 38. They married in Sharon, Schoharie Co, NY on August 9, 1828. She lived in Sharon four months with her husband when they moved from one place to another for six or seven moves. They finally settled in Syracuse, New York. He lived with her there for about one year and finally he deserted her and she has never seen him since nor has he provided for her. It is now over seven years since he deserted her and she as been compelled to maintain herself and her children by her own labor as best she could. She could not provide for them unassisted, so she left New York and removed to Farmington, Oakland County, where she now lives because if she came there friends could help her. She has been informed that Henry is in Monroe County, Ohio, engaged as a boatman and she is uncertain where he is now. Depositions given by John and Mary Ann McGowan and John D. Borden. Divorce was granted July 2, 1846, case #1877.
Massachusetts, Town and Vital Records, 1620-1988
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Event Type: Birth
Birth Date: 13 Jan 1793
Birth Place: Dartmouth, Massachusetts
Father Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother Name: Ruth
In 1840, Barnabas was living in Farmington, Oakland, MI. Listed in his household were one male (5-10), one male (10-15), one male (15-20), one male (40-50), one female (10-15) and one female (30-40: wife)
Father of:
1. Dr. Mark Anthony Mosher 1819, NY - 1899, IL. He married Helen M. Starkweather. They are buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago, Cook, IL FAG: Mark #139316243
2. Bradford Benjamin Mosher 1821, NY-1896, MI
3. Leonard R. Mosher 1826, NY - 1898, MI. He married Lydia in 1851. Children: Lucy, Pitt and Grace. He lived in Novi, MI. He married Olive Louise Ellis in 1861, son Fred born 1873. They are buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Fowlerville, MI. FAG: Leonard #97345366
Anna died before 1847. She probably died in Michigan, since there is a 30-40 year old female listed in the 1840 census.
Barnabas married Rebecca Borden Oathout** (wife of Henry Oothout/Oathout) about 1847, Farmington, MI. They had a son, Barnabas, in 1848.
In 1850, Barnabas and Rebecca were living in Farmington with children, Daniel Oathout (12) and Barnabas Mosher (2)*
United States Federal Census 1850
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Age: 57
Birth Year: abt 1793
Birthplace: Massachusetts
Home in 1850: Farmington, Oakland, Michigan
Gender: Male
Family Number: 234
Household Members:
Name Age
Barnabas Mosher 57
Rebecca Mosher 42 (born 1808)
Daniel B Oatouts 12
Barnabas A Mosher 2
Lovisa O Dodge 12
John E Bennett 17
Michigan, Wills and Probate Records, 1784-1980
Name: Barnabas Mosher
Probate Date: 27 Sep 1867
Probate Place: Wayne, Michigan, USA
Inferred Death Year: Abt 1867
Inferred Death Place: Michigan, USA
Case Number: 5519
Item Description: Packets, 5494-5543, 1867
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Son of Barnabas Mosher, Jr. 1758, Dartmouth, MA to 1842, New Lebanon, Columbia, New York and Ruth Anthony 1757-1806. There were married on May 24, 1780, Dartmouth, MA. There is an 1820 census for Barnabas Mosier, Jr in New Lebanon, Columbia, NY.
Grandson of Barnabas Mosher, Sr. 1721-1807 and Bethiah Walker 1720-1807. They are buried in Newton Burial Ground, Bristol, MA (FAG #92284325 and #92284326)
Great-grandson of Joseph Mosher 1692-1766 and Mehitable Smith 1691-1768.
Brother of:
1. Abiel Mosher 1781 – 1849
2. Rhoda Mosher 1783 – 1850
3. William Mosher 1786 – 1856
4. Abraham Mosher 1788 – 1870
5. Asa Mosher 1790-1834
6. Sarah Mosher 1797 – 1886
7. Ruth Mosher 1803 –
Should be a total of 11 children.
(see www.ancestry.com Thornton-Connor family tree)
Barnabas and Anna may be buried in Commerce Township, since he owned 150 acres in Commerce at the time of his death.
In his will, Barnabas Sr. gave the 150 acres of land to his son, Barnabas. He also received goods, chattel, household furniture and effects.
****************************************
*Son Barnabas Mosher served in the Civil War as a Private in the Company GD, 4th MI Cavalry from August 6, 1864-August 19, 1865 (Original filed under Barnabas/Massiere). There is a marriage record for him in 1870. He married Lucy Chapman on February 20, 1870, Livonia, Wayne, MI. In 1890, he was in Walker Township, Kent, MI. He is buried in Grand Lawn Cemetery in Detroit, with Lucy. On his death record, his mother is listed as Rebecca BORDEN.
Michigan Death Certificates 1921-1952
Name: Barnabas A Mosher
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 01 Apr 1928
Event Place: Kent, Michigan, United States
Gender: Male
Age: 79
Marital Status: Widowed
Birth Date: 06 Apr 1848
Birthplace: Michigan
Birth Year (Estimated): 1849
Father's Name: Barnabas Mosher
Mother's Name: Rebecca Borden
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**Rebecca Mosher is buried in Quaker Cemetery, lot 40, with her children, Daniel Oathout, Louisa Oathout, John Henry Oathout, and Augustus Oathout.
There is a divorce record for Rebecca Oothout vs Henry Oothout that was filed on May 3, 1845 (pg 177, Divorce Records for Oakland County 1839-1865). She was 36, a resident of Farmington Township, Oakland Co, MI. Her husband, Henry Oothout was 38. They married in Sharon, Schoharie Co, NY on August 9, 1828. She lived in Sharon four months with her husband when they moved from one place to another for six or seven moves. They finally settled in Syracuse, New York. He lived with her there for about one year and finally he deserted her and she has never seen him since nor has he provided for her. It is now over seven years since he deserted her and she as been compelled to maintain herself and her children by her own labor as best she could. She could not provide for them unassisted, so she left New York and removed to Farmington, Oakland County, where she now lives because if she came there friends could help her. She has been informed that Henry is in Monroe County, Ohio, engaged as a boatman and she is uncertain where he is now. Depositions given by John and Mary Ann McGowan and John D. Borden. Divorce was granted July 2, 1846, case #1877.
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