New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial, Volume I, edited by William Richard Cutter, pg 346; print, New York · 1913 (Google Books): V[-ii.] Captain William Babcock, son of [Nathan], was born at Milton, May 22, 1743; died December 20, 1816. He was a solider in the revolution. He married in 1765, Sarah Tucker, who died February 7, 1825, aged eighty-three. Children born at Milton: [i.] Isaac, born July 14, 1766.
Spouse1: Persis Rice
i. Henry Babcock b. abt 1795. ii. William Babcock b. 25 May 1797. iii. Sarah W. (Babcock) Cooper b. 2 Jun 1804. iv. Clark Rice Babcock b. 27 Jun 1812. v. Lucy L. (Babcock) Belden b. 1814.
Spouse2: Rebecca Ford
vi. Rhoda M. (Babcock) Moore b. 22 Jul 1818. vii. John Ford Babcock b. 23 Nov 1819
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules:
Name: Isaac Babcock
Marital status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1768 [1766]
Birth Place: New York [Massachusetts]
Age: 81 [82]
Death Date: Jul 1849
Cause of Death: Asthma
Census Year: [1 Jun] 1850
Census Place: Berlin, Knox, Ohio
Note: Where parts of this family did get to Ohio, that is most likely Isaac Babcock's death. Sister, Mary's dau Catherine, was at Trumbull County, Ohio. He was in New York for several years bef, but he was not born there. It does appear he m1. Persis Rice and his children were b. Salem, Washington, New York, and aft his m2. to Rebecca Ford, he had children at Florence/Vienna, Oneida, New York; and don't see when he got to Knox County, Ohio. His son, William was at Berlin, Knox, Ohio in Aug 1850, so this very well could be where Isaac passed. According to Sarah W (Babcock) Cooper's obit, her childhood home was at Mount Vernon, Ohio. I am unsure of that, her children were born there. Charles Copeland Moore's death cert states his mother was b. Vienna, Oneida, New York, and Isaac was on the census at Florence, Oneida, New York.
History for the Berlin Township area in the 1840-1850 timeframe has not been researched. There are a couple of cemeteries he could be in, but the research for the boundary lines do not have historical dates as well. If the Berlin Church Cemetery. Fredericktown was the closest church or cemetery at the time, he could be there. If the Ridenour/Moalsbough/Old Ankenytown Cemetery was there in 1849, he could be there. I'm making this profile to connect him to his parents, I came from the reverse direction, I have his parents, I was looking for him. Family members had him, and was looking for his parents. I'm seeing very good research done by family, a family member would need to request this profile from me, I am unable to find the information they have found, but it does look correct geographically, and regarding the few vitals I can find. I do question Persis dying while giving birth to Lucy, so this needs to be researched. Her stone says she was b. 1814.
Spouse1: Persis Rice
i. Henry Babcock b. abt 1795. ii. William Babcock b. 25 May 1797. iii. Sarah W. (Babcock) Cooper b. 2 Jun 1804. iv. Clark Rice Babcock b. 27 Jun 1812. v. Lucy L. (Babcock) Belden b. 1814.
Spouse2: Rebecca Ford
vi. Rhoda M. (Babcock) Moore b. 22 Jul 1818. vii. John Ford Babcock b. 23 Nov 1819
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules:
Name: Isaac Babcock
Marital status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1768 [1766]
Birth Place: New York [Massachusetts]
Age: 81 [82]
Death Date: Jul 1849
Cause of Death: Asthma
Census Year: [1 Jun] 1850
Census Place: Berlin, Knox, Ohio
Note: Where parts of this family did get to Ohio, that is most likely Isaac Babcock's death. Sister, Mary's dau Catherine, was at Trumbull County, Ohio. He was in New York for several years bef, but he was not born there. It does appear he m1. Persis Rice and his children were b. Salem, Washington, New York, and aft his m2. to Rebecca Ford, he had children at Florence/Vienna, Oneida, New York; and don't see when he got to Knox County, Ohio. His son, William was at Berlin, Knox, Ohio in Aug 1850, so this very well could be where Isaac passed. According to Sarah W (Babcock) Cooper's obit, her childhood home was at Mount Vernon, Ohio. I am unsure of that, her children were born there. Charles Copeland Moore's death cert states his mother was b. Vienna, Oneida, New York, and Isaac was on the census at Florence, Oneida, New York.
History for the Berlin Township area in the 1840-1850 timeframe has not been researched. There are a couple of cemeteries he could be in, but the research for the boundary lines do not have historical dates as well. If the Berlin Church Cemetery. Fredericktown was the closest church or cemetery at the time, he could be there. If the Ridenour/Moalsbough/Old Ankenytown Cemetery was there in 1849, he could be there. I'm making this profile to connect him to his parents, I came from the reverse direction, I have his parents, I was looking for him. Family members had him, and was looking for his parents. I'm seeing very good research done by family, a family member would need to request this profile from me, I am unable to find the information they have found, but it does look correct geographically, and regarding the few vitals I can find. I do question Persis dying while giving birth to Lucy, so this needs to be researched. Her stone says she was b. 1814.
New England Families, Genealogical and Memorial, Volume I, edited by William Richard Cutter, pg 346; print, New York · 1913 (Google Books): V[-ii.] Captain William Babcock, son of [Nathan], was born at Milton, May 22, 1743; died December 20, 1816. He was a solider in the revolution. He married in 1765, Sarah Tucker, who died February 7, 1825, aged eighty-three. Children born at Milton: [i.] Isaac, born July 14, 1766.
Spouse1: Persis Rice
i. Henry Babcock b. abt 1795. ii. William Babcock b. 25 May 1797. iii. Sarah W. (Babcock) Cooper b. 2 Jun 1804. iv. Clark Rice Babcock b. 27 Jun 1812. v. Lucy L. (Babcock) Belden b. 1814.
Spouse2: Rebecca Ford
vi. Rhoda M. (Babcock) Moore b. 22 Jul 1818. vii. John Ford Babcock b. 23 Nov 1819
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules:
Name: Isaac Babcock
Marital status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1768 [1766]
Birth Place: New York [Massachusetts]
Age: 81 [82]
Death Date: Jul 1849
Cause of Death: Asthma
Census Year: [1 Jun] 1850
Census Place: Berlin, Knox, Ohio
Note: Where parts of this family did get to Ohio, that is most likely Isaac Babcock's death. Sister, Mary's dau Catherine, was at Trumbull County, Ohio. He was in New York for several years bef, but he was not born there. It does appear he m1. Persis Rice and his children were b. Salem, Washington, New York, and aft his m2. to Rebecca Ford, he had children at Florence/Vienna, Oneida, New York; and don't see when he got to Knox County, Ohio. His son, William was at Berlin, Knox, Ohio in Aug 1850, so this very well could be where Isaac passed. According to Sarah W (Babcock) Cooper's obit, her childhood home was at Mount Vernon, Ohio. I am unsure of that, her children were born there. Charles Copeland Moore's death cert states his mother was b. Vienna, Oneida, New York, and Isaac was on the census at Florence, Oneida, New York.
History for the Berlin Township area in the 1840-1850 timeframe has not been researched. There are a couple of cemeteries he could be in, but the research for the boundary lines do not have historical dates as well. If the Berlin Church Cemetery. Fredericktown was the closest church or cemetery at the time, he could be there. If the Ridenour/Moalsbough/Old Ankenytown Cemetery was there in 1849, he could be there. I'm making this profile to connect him to his parents, I came from the reverse direction, I have his parents, I was looking for him. Family members had him, and was looking for his parents. I'm seeing very good research done by family, a family member would need to request this profile from me, I am unable to find the information they have found, but it does look correct geographically, and regarding the few vitals I can find. I do question Persis dying while giving birth to Lucy, so this needs to be researched. Her stone says she was b. 1814.
Spouse1: Persis Rice
i. Henry Babcock b. abt 1795. ii. William Babcock b. 25 May 1797. iii. Sarah W. (Babcock) Cooper b. 2 Jun 1804. iv. Clark Rice Babcock b. 27 Jun 1812. v. Lucy L. (Babcock) Belden b. 1814.
Spouse2: Rebecca Ford
vi. Rhoda M. (Babcock) Moore b. 22 Jul 1818. vii. John Ford Babcock b. 23 Nov 1819
U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules:
Name: Isaac Babcock
Marital status: Married
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1768 [1766]
Birth Place: New York [Massachusetts]
Age: 81 [82]
Death Date: Jul 1849
Cause of Death: Asthma
Census Year: [1 Jun] 1850
Census Place: Berlin, Knox, Ohio
Note: Where parts of this family did get to Ohio, that is most likely Isaac Babcock's death. Sister, Mary's dau Catherine, was at Trumbull County, Ohio. He was in New York for several years bef, but he was not born there. It does appear he m1. Persis Rice and his children were b. Salem, Washington, New York, and aft his m2. to Rebecca Ford, he had children at Florence/Vienna, Oneida, New York; and don't see when he got to Knox County, Ohio. His son, William was at Berlin, Knox, Ohio in Aug 1850, so this very well could be where Isaac passed. According to Sarah W (Babcock) Cooper's obit, her childhood home was at Mount Vernon, Ohio. I am unsure of that, her children were born there. Charles Copeland Moore's death cert states his mother was b. Vienna, Oneida, New York, and Isaac was on the census at Florence, Oneida, New York.
History for the Berlin Township area in the 1840-1850 timeframe has not been researched. There are a couple of cemeteries he could be in, but the research for the boundary lines do not have historical dates as well. If the Berlin Church Cemetery. Fredericktown was the closest church or cemetery at the time, he could be there. If the Ridenour/Moalsbough/Old Ankenytown Cemetery was there in 1849, he could be there. I'm making this profile to connect him to his parents, I came from the reverse direction, I have his parents, I was looking for him. Family members had him, and was looking for his parents. I'm seeing very good research done by family, a family member would need to request this profile from me, I am unable to find the information they have found, but it does look correct geographically, and regarding the few vitals I can find. I do question Persis dying while giving birth to Lucy, so this needs to be researched. Her stone says she was b. 1814.
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