From "The Pioneer History of Camden Township"
Kingsbury, Charles B., brother of Lemuel, born May 22, 1812, married Betsy Tennant, daughter of Selden Tennant, at Sweden, N.Y.
In 1847 they came to Camden with the Tennant family. Mr. Kingsbury might have come out here earlier, for he bought the A. W. Davidson and Tom Whitney farms, and was reported as of Camden.
In 1840 he sold part of lot 13 to John Arnold, and in 1842 sold to Hiram Allen part of lots 6 and 13 [Davidson]. He lived on the Lewis Searles farm, and died there Oct. 16, 1865.
His widow married Albert Bronson, a brother of Horatio G.
Charles Kingsbury had children:
Selden B.,born in 1840, married at Mentor, O., Huldah Corning, lived at Mentor, married 2nd, in Winnepeg, Canada, Katydid Jones in 1907. In 1909 he was appointed Circuit Judge in the Territory of Hawaii and was living there in 1914.
Lydia J., born in Sweden, married Jerome Culver and died at Saginaw, Michigan in 1913.
Alice,born in Camden, married a Mr. Huckins and died in Salt Lake City about 1890.
Charles Henry,married Rena Abbott at St. Louis, Michigan.
James D.,born in 1856, married at Saginaw, Michigan.
Amy,born in 1859, married Edward W. March at Farrington, Mich., and later lived at Pontiac.
Kingsbury, Charles B., brother of Lemuel, born May 22, 1812, married Betsy Tennant, daughter of Selden Tennant, at Sweden, N.Y.
In 1847 they came to Camden with the Tennant family. Mr. Kingsbury might have come out here earlier, for he bought the A. W. Davidson and Tom Whitney farms, and was reported as of Camden.
In 1840 he sold part of lot 13 to John Arnold, and in 1842 sold to Hiram Allen part of lots 6 and 13 [Davidson]. He lived on the Lewis Searles farm, and died there Oct. 16, 1865.
His widow married Albert Bronson, a brother of Horatio G.
Charles Kingsbury had children:
Selden B.,born in 1840, married at Mentor, O., Huldah Corning, lived at Mentor, married 2nd, in Winnepeg, Canada, Katydid Jones in 1907. In 1909 he was appointed Circuit Judge in the Territory of Hawaii and was living there in 1914.
Lydia J., born in Sweden, married Jerome Culver and died at Saginaw, Michigan in 1913.
Alice,born in Camden, married a Mr. Huckins and died in Salt Lake City about 1890.
Charles Henry,married Rena Abbott at St. Louis, Michigan.
James D.,born in 1856, married at Saginaw, Michigan.
Amy,born in 1859, married Edward W. March at Farrington, Mich., and later lived at Pontiac.
From "The Pioneer History of Camden Township"
Kingsbury, Charles B., brother of Lemuel, born May 22, 1812, married Betsy Tennant, daughter of Selden Tennant, at Sweden, N.Y.
In 1847 they came to Camden with the Tennant family. Mr. Kingsbury might have come out here earlier, for he bought the A. W. Davidson and Tom Whitney farms, and was reported as of Camden.
In 1840 he sold part of lot 13 to John Arnold, and in 1842 sold to Hiram Allen part of lots 6 and 13 [Davidson]. He lived on the Lewis Searles farm, and died there Oct. 16, 1865.
His widow married Albert Bronson, a brother of Horatio G.
Charles Kingsbury had children:
Selden B.,born in 1840, married at Mentor, O., Huldah Corning, lived at Mentor, married 2nd, in Winnepeg, Canada, Katydid Jones in 1907. In 1909 he was appointed Circuit Judge in the Territory of Hawaii and was living there in 1914.
Lydia J., born in Sweden, married Jerome Culver and died at Saginaw, Michigan in 1913.
Alice,born in Camden, married a Mr. Huckins and died in Salt Lake City about 1890.
Charles Henry,married Rena Abbott at St. Louis, Michigan.
James D.,born in 1856, married at Saginaw, Michigan.
Amy,born in 1859, married Edward W. March at Farrington, Mich., and later lived at Pontiac.
Kingsbury, Charles B., brother of Lemuel, born May 22, 1812, married Betsy Tennant, daughter of Selden Tennant, at Sweden, N.Y.
In 1847 they came to Camden with the Tennant family. Mr. Kingsbury might have come out here earlier, for he bought the A. W. Davidson and Tom Whitney farms, and was reported as of Camden.
In 1840 he sold part of lot 13 to John Arnold, and in 1842 sold to Hiram Allen part of lots 6 and 13 [Davidson]. He lived on the Lewis Searles farm, and died there Oct. 16, 1865.
His widow married Albert Bronson, a brother of Horatio G.
Charles Kingsbury had children:
Selden B.,born in 1840, married at Mentor, O., Huldah Corning, lived at Mentor, married 2nd, in Winnepeg, Canada, Katydid Jones in 1907. In 1909 he was appointed Circuit Judge in the Territory of Hawaii and was living there in 1914.
Lydia J., born in Sweden, married Jerome Culver and died at Saginaw, Michigan in 1913.
Alice,born in Camden, married a Mr. Huckins and died in Salt Lake City about 1890.
Charles Henry,married Rena Abbott at St. Louis, Michigan.
James D.,born in 1856, married at Saginaw, Michigan.
Amy,born in 1859, married Edward W. March at Farrington, Mich., and later lived at Pontiac.
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