James Deyoe (1876-1930) was born to Peter and Anna Deyoe.
James Seabury Deyoe was born December 26, 1875 (1875) in the Town of Nepeuskun, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.
His Death is recorded as November 18, 1930. (1930)
Parents of James are:.
Peter Rogers Deyoe 1832-1899
Anna Seabury (Deyoe) 1833-1904
Peter Rogers Deyoe(1832) is the father of James(1876), who is the son of James Deyoe of 1803 & Esther Ann Mallory/Deyoe born in 1810.
His father Peter(1832) is the grandson of Peter Deyoe(OLD PETER 1780-1876), born in Columbia County, New York.
Peter of 1832 (father of Esther, Myrtie, & James) came with his father(James-1803) and mother Esther(Ann Mallory) to the Waukau area as a child in 1846. Also, his mothers brother, Joseph Utter Mallory and family accompanied them.
Around 1850, after the death of his wife, came PETER(96years) their Great grandfather Peter Deyoe(1780-1876) to live near them.
Their father Peter1832, and Peter's father James Deyoe 1803, along with father of James, PETER Deyoe(being the Grave marked grandfather Peter Deyoe- 96 years!...) are listed and buried in Waukau Cemetery.
So, "OLD PETER," as many refer to Peter of 96 years is then THEIR --- Esther(Craig), Myrtie(Frye), and James Seabury Deyoe's Grandfather.
Thus, OLD PETER of 96 years is THEIR Great Grandfather Peter Deyoe. ((grave 96 years grandfather)
James, THEIR grandfather and father Peter were instrumental in settling and becoming early residents of the Waukau area. James Deyoe 1803, THEIR grandfather is credited with building the very first house in Waukau that used a frame, and was finalized on land in 1850. Homes prior to this were built like log cabins, not with a frame structure like they so often are today.
Wisconsin became the 30th state in 1848.
James has the following known Siblings:(though there may be two others who lived a short time and didn't make it into adulthood.)
1.) Myrtie Myrtle E M Deyoe (Frye)
(1868-1900) Myrtie Married George Frye of this cemetery.
2.) Esther Ann Nettie Deyoe 1862-1930.
Esther married Robert Henry Craig in 1884
Henry Craig is also buried in this cemetery.
James Seabury Deyoe (1876-1930)
Who married: Ida S. Horne (Deyoe) (Merrill) of this cemetery.
Ida is buried as Ida Merrill, with her 2nd husband. 1878 – 1959.
James and Ida had the following children:
Bessie Prudence Deyoe 1899 – 1987
Roby M Deyoe 1902 – 1990
Anne Deyoe 1903 – 1978
Jeanette Lois Deyoe 1907 – 1966
Joseph Roger Deyoe 1911 – 1965
Jean M Deyoe 1914 – 1999-
Unknown burial location, 2014.
Verna Mae Deyoe 1915 – 1995
Clifford J (Michael) Deyoe 1916 – 1993
Burial in Spokane, other grave entrant.
Dorothy Helen Deyoe 1918 – 1997
***Please note that the information above has taken many years to gather, and has been reviewed and taken from many resources to get to this point. Many revisions have already been made to this and other BIOS, as new documents are located along the way. Also keep in mind, that even legal documents can vary in accuracy or transcription, however any major errors or changes can of course be made. No errors are intended, and any of importance can be corrected. Thank you for your assistance and interest! *** Pat
James Seabury Deyoe was born December 26, 1875 (1875) in the Town of Nepeuskun, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.
His Death is recorded as November 18, 1930. (1930)
Parents of James are:.
Peter Rogers Deyoe 1832-1899
Anna Seabury (Deyoe) 1833-1904
Peter Rogers Deyoe(1832) is the father of James(1876), who is the son of James Deyoe of 1803 & Esther Ann Mallory/Deyoe born in 1810.
His father Peter(1832) is the grandson of Peter Deyoe(OLD PETER 1780-1876), born in Columbia County, New York.
Peter of 1832 (father of Esther, Myrtie, & James) came with his father(James-1803) and mother Esther(Ann Mallory) to the Waukau area as a child in 1846. Also, his mothers brother, Joseph Utter Mallory and family accompanied them.
Around 1850, after the death of his wife, came PETER(96years) their Great grandfather Peter Deyoe(1780-1876) to live near them.
Their father Peter1832, and Peter's father James Deyoe 1803, along with father of James, PETER Deyoe(being the Grave marked grandfather Peter Deyoe- 96 years!...) are listed and buried in Waukau Cemetery.
So, "OLD PETER," as many refer to Peter of 96 years is then THEIR --- Esther(Craig), Myrtie(Frye), and James Seabury Deyoe's Grandfather.
Thus, OLD PETER of 96 years is THEIR Great Grandfather Peter Deyoe. ((grave 96 years grandfather)
James, THEIR grandfather and father Peter were instrumental in settling and becoming early residents of the Waukau area. James Deyoe 1803, THEIR grandfather is credited with building the very first house in Waukau that used a frame, and was finalized on land in 1850. Homes prior to this were built like log cabins, not with a frame structure like they so often are today.
Wisconsin became the 30th state in 1848.
James has the following known Siblings:(though there may be two others who lived a short time and didn't make it into adulthood.)
1.) Myrtie Myrtle E M Deyoe (Frye)
(1868-1900) Myrtie Married George Frye of this cemetery.
2.) Esther Ann Nettie Deyoe 1862-1930.
Esther married Robert Henry Craig in 1884
Henry Craig is also buried in this cemetery.
James Seabury Deyoe (1876-1930)
Who married: Ida S. Horne (Deyoe) (Merrill) of this cemetery.
Ida is buried as Ida Merrill, with her 2nd husband. 1878 – 1959.
James and Ida had the following children:
Bessie Prudence Deyoe 1899 – 1987
Roby M Deyoe 1902 – 1990
Anne Deyoe 1903 – 1978
Jeanette Lois Deyoe 1907 – 1966
Joseph Roger Deyoe 1911 – 1965
Jean M Deyoe 1914 – 1999-
Unknown burial location, 2014.
Verna Mae Deyoe 1915 – 1995
Clifford J (Michael) Deyoe 1916 – 1993
Burial in Spokane, other grave entrant.
Dorothy Helen Deyoe 1918 – 1997
***Please note that the information above has taken many years to gather, and has been reviewed and taken from many resources to get to this point. Many revisions have already been made to this and other BIOS, as new documents are located along the way. Also keep in mind, that even legal documents can vary in accuracy or transcription, however any major errors or changes can of course be made. No errors are intended, and any of importance can be corrected. Thank you for your assistance and interest! *** Pat
James Deyoe (1876-1930) was born to Peter and Anna Deyoe.
James Seabury Deyoe was born December 26, 1875 (1875) in the Town of Nepeuskun, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.
His Death is recorded as November 18, 1930. (1930)
Parents of James are:.
Peter Rogers Deyoe 1832-1899
Anna Seabury (Deyoe) 1833-1904
Peter Rogers Deyoe(1832) is the father of James(1876), who is the son of James Deyoe of 1803 & Esther Ann Mallory/Deyoe born in 1810.
His father Peter(1832) is the grandson of Peter Deyoe(OLD PETER 1780-1876), born in Columbia County, New York.
Peter of 1832 (father of Esther, Myrtie, & James) came with his father(James-1803) and mother Esther(Ann Mallory) to the Waukau area as a child in 1846. Also, his mothers brother, Joseph Utter Mallory and family accompanied them.
Around 1850, after the death of his wife, came PETER(96years) their Great grandfather Peter Deyoe(1780-1876) to live near them.
Their father Peter1832, and Peter's father James Deyoe 1803, along with father of James, PETER Deyoe(being the Grave marked grandfather Peter Deyoe- 96 years!...) are listed and buried in Waukau Cemetery.
So, "OLD PETER," as many refer to Peter of 96 years is then THEIR --- Esther(Craig), Myrtie(Frye), and James Seabury Deyoe's Grandfather.
Thus, OLD PETER of 96 years is THEIR Great Grandfather Peter Deyoe. ((grave 96 years grandfather)
James, THEIR grandfather and father Peter were instrumental in settling and becoming early residents of the Waukau area. James Deyoe 1803, THEIR grandfather is credited with building the very first house in Waukau that used a frame, and was finalized on land in 1850. Homes prior to this were built like log cabins, not with a frame structure like they so often are today.
Wisconsin became the 30th state in 1848.
James has the following known Siblings:(though there may be two others who lived a short time and didn't make it into adulthood.)
1.) Myrtie Myrtle E M Deyoe (Frye)
(1868-1900) Myrtie Married George Frye of this cemetery.
2.) Esther Ann Nettie Deyoe 1862-1930.
Esther married Robert Henry Craig in 1884
Henry Craig is also buried in this cemetery.
James Seabury Deyoe (1876-1930)
Who married: Ida S. Horne (Deyoe) (Merrill) of this cemetery.
Ida is buried as Ida Merrill, with her 2nd husband. 1878 – 1959.
James and Ida had the following children:
Bessie Prudence Deyoe 1899 – 1987
Roby M Deyoe 1902 – 1990
Anne Deyoe 1903 – 1978
Jeanette Lois Deyoe 1907 – 1966
Joseph Roger Deyoe 1911 – 1965
Jean M Deyoe 1914 – 1999-
Unknown burial location, 2014.
Verna Mae Deyoe 1915 – 1995
Clifford J (Michael) Deyoe 1916 – 1993
Burial in Spokane, other grave entrant.
Dorothy Helen Deyoe 1918 – 1997
***Please note that the information above has taken many years to gather, and has been reviewed and taken from many resources to get to this point. Many revisions have already been made to this and other BIOS, as new documents are located along the way. Also keep in mind, that even legal documents can vary in accuracy or transcription, however any major errors or changes can of course be made. No errors are intended, and any of importance can be corrected. Thank you for your assistance and interest! *** Pat
James Seabury Deyoe was born December 26, 1875 (1875) in the Town of Nepeuskun, Winnebago County, Wisconsin.
His Death is recorded as November 18, 1930. (1930)
Parents of James are:.
Peter Rogers Deyoe 1832-1899
Anna Seabury (Deyoe) 1833-1904
Peter Rogers Deyoe(1832) is the father of James(1876), who is the son of James Deyoe of 1803 & Esther Ann Mallory/Deyoe born in 1810.
His father Peter(1832) is the grandson of Peter Deyoe(OLD PETER 1780-1876), born in Columbia County, New York.
Peter of 1832 (father of Esther, Myrtie, & James) came with his father(James-1803) and mother Esther(Ann Mallory) to the Waukau area as a child in 1846. Also, his mothers brother, Joseph Utter Mallory and family accompanied them.
Around 1850, after the death of his wife, came PETER(96years) their Great grandfather Peter Deyoe(1780-1876) to live near them.
Their father Peter1832, and Peter's father James Deyoe 1803, along with father of James, PETER Deyoe(being the Grave marked grandfather Peter Deyoe- 96 years!...) are listed and buried in Waukau Cemetery.
So, "OLD PETER," as many refer to Peter of 96 years is then THEIR --- Esther(Craig), Myrtie(Frye), and James Seabury Deyoe's Grandfather.
Thus, OLD PETER of 96 years is THEIR Great Grandfather Peter Deyoe. ((grave 96 years grandfather)
James, THEIR grandfather and father Peter were instrumental in settling and becoming early residents of the Waukau area. James Deyoe 1803, THEIR grandfather is credited with building the very first house in Waukau that used a frame, and was finalized on land in 1850. Homes prior to this were built like log cabins, not with a frame structure like they so often are today.
Wisconsin became the 30th state in 1848.
James has the following known Siblings:(though there may be two others who lived a short time and didn't make it into adulthood.)
1.) Myrtie Myrtle E M Deyoe (Frye)
(1868-1900) Myrtie Married George Frye of this cemetery.
2.) Esther Ann Nettie Deyoe 1862-1930.
Esther married Robert Henry Craig in 1884
Henry Craig is also buried in this cemetery.
James Seabury Deyoe (1876-1930)
Who married: Ida S. Horne (Deyoe) (Merrill) of this cemetery.
Ida is buried as Ida Merrill, with her 2nd husband. 1878 – 1959.
James and Ida had the following children:
Bessie Prudence Deyoe 1899 – 1987
Roby M Deyoe 1902 – 1990
Anne Deyoe 1903 – 1978
Jeanette Lois Deyoe 1907 – 1966
Joseph Roger Deyoe 1911 – 1965
Jean M Deyoe 1914 – 1999-
Unknown burial location, 2014.
Verna Mae Deyoe 1915 – 1995
Clifford J (Michael) Deyoe 1916 – 1993
Burial in Spokane, other grave entrant.
Dorothy Helen Deyoe 1918 – 1997
***Please note that the information above has taken many years to gather, and has been reviewed and taken from many resources to get to this point. Many revisions have already been made to this and other BIOS, as new documents are located along the way. Also keep in mind, that even legal documents can vary in accuracy or transcription, however any major errors or changes can of course be made. No errors are intended, and any of importance can be corrected. Thank you for your assistance and interest! *** Pat
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