Daughter of Jerusha Hart Powers (2nd married Brooks) and Nathaniel Powers II.
Married Samuel Russell Sr. Allen 13 December 1793 at Madrid, St. Lawrence, New York.
Mother of seventeen children: George Russell (1794-1894), Nathaniel Powers (1795-1870), Margaret Belinda [WILCOX] (1796-1847), William Cullan (1797-1828), Rachel [RICE] (1799-1869), David Daniel (1800-1875), Rhoda [THOMPSON] (1804-1874), Jerusha E. [HALL] (1806-1876), Salley [VANCE] (1807-1879), Sarah [VANCE] (1809-1891), Ema Heela {twin} (1814-?), Ezra Heela {twin} (1814-1848), Sophia [BATHOLRI][BATTEN] (1816-1898), Cherlotte [DOWNEY] (1818-1888), Harriet [FISK] (1829-1890], Cordelia L. {twin} [FISK][STORK] (1826-1896), Samuel Jr. {twin} (1826-1833).
Some sources report that Ema Heela lived one hundred years to 1914, but that has not been verified. Her twin, Ezra Heela Allen met an untimely death as a Mormon Battalion soldier in the Serria Nevada Mountains. As a scout for his troop returning from the California gold fields, he was supposidly attacked & killed by Digger Indians at Tragedy Spring.
Married Samuel Russell Sr. Allen 13 December 1793 at Madrid, St. Lawrence, New York.
Mother of seventeen children: George Russell (1794-1894), Nathaniel Powers (1795-1870), Margaret Belinda [WILCOX] (1796-1847), William Cullan (1797-1828), Rachel [RICE] (1799-1869), David Daniel (1800-1875), Rhoda [THOMPSON] (1804-1874), Jerusha E. [HALL] (1806-1876), Salley [VANCE] (1807-1879), Sarah [VANCE] (1809-1891), Ema Heela {twin} (1814-?), Ezra Heela {twin} (1814-1848), Sophia [BATHOLRI][BATTEN] (1816-1898), Cherlotte [DOWNEY] (1818-1888), Harriet [FISK] (1829-1890], Cordelia L. {twin} [FISK][STORK] (1826-1896), Samuel Jr. {twin} (1826-1833).
Some sources report that Ema Heela lived one hundred years to 1914, but that has not been verified. Her twin, Ezra Heela Allen met an untimely death as a Mormon Battalion soldier in the Serria Nevada Mountains. As a scout for his troop returning from the California gold fields, he was supposidly attacked & killed by Digger Indians at Tragedy Spring.
Daughter of Jerusha Hart Powers (2nd married Brooks) and Nathaniel Powers II.
Married Samuel Russell Sr. Allen 13 December 1793 at Madrid, St. Lawrence, New York.
Mother of seventeen children: George Russell (1794-1894), Nathaniel Powers (1795-1870), Margaret Belinda [WILCOX] (1796-1847), William Cullan (1797-1828), Rachel [RICE] (1799-1869), David Daniel (1800-1875), Rhoda [THOMPSON] (1804-1874), Jerusha E. [HALL] (1806-1876), Salley [VANCE] (1807-1879), Sarah [VANCE] (1809-1891), Ema Heela {twin} (1814-?), Ezra Heela {twin} (1814-1848), Sophia [BATHOLRI][BATTEN] (1816-1898), Cherlotte [DOWNEY] (1818-1888), Harriet [FISK] (1829-1890], Cordelia L. {twin} [FISK][STORK] (1826-1896), Samuel Jr. {twin} (1826-1833).
Some sources report that Ema Heela lived one hundred years to 1914, but that has not been verified. Her twin, Ezra Heela Allen met an untimely death as a Mormon Battalion soldier in the Serria Nevada Mountains. As a scout for his troop returning from the California gold fields, he was supposidly attacked & killed by Digger Indians at Tragedy Spring.
Married Samuel Russell Sr. Allen 13 December 1793 at Madrid, St. Lawrence, New York.
Mother of seventeen children: George Russell (1794-1894), Nathaniel Powers (1795-1870), Margaret Belinda [WILCOX] (1796-1847), William Cullan (1797-1828), Rachel [RICE] (1799-1869), David Daniel (1800-1875), Rhoda [THOMPSON] (1804-1874), Jerusha E. [HALL] (1806-1876), Salley [VANCE] (1807-1879), Sarah [VANCE] (1809-1891), Ema Heela {twin} (1814-?), Ezra Heela {twin} (1814-1848), Sophia [BATHOLRI][BATTEN] (1816-1898), Cherlotte [DOWNEY] (1818-1888), Harriet [FISK] (1829-1890], Cordelia L. {twin} [FISK][STORK] (1826-1896), Samuel Jr. {twin} (1826-1833).
Some sources report that Ema Heela lived one hundred years to 1914, but that has not been verified. Her twin, Ezra Heela Allen met an untimely death as a Mormon Battalion soldier in the Serria Nevada Mountains. As a scout for his troop returning from the California gold fields, he was supposidly attacked & killed by Digger Indians at Tragedy Spring.
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