The stone pictured is presumed to be correct; it is almost completely illegible, but nearly matches in size and general shape, and stands next to Alexander Bushnell.
Chloe Waite is the wife of Alexander Bushnell, the head of the Bushnell family in Hartford Ohio.
She is said to be a descendant of Thomas Waite, the regicide, one of those who signed the death warrant of King Charles I of England, and was later imprisoned after the restoration of his son Charles II as King. The history(s) of Hartford, Trumbull Co., OH mention her frequently as living a long life and having over 300 living descendants in the late 1800's (at the time the histories were written).
Source:
History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties: with illustrations and ..., Volume 2 By H.Z. Williams & Bros
p. 271
Mrs. Chloe (Wait) Bushnell, wife of Captain Alexander Bushnell, was born June 20, 1738, at Lyme, Connecticut, and died here October 28, 1832, the oldest person deceased in the township during the first seventy years of its history. Nearly thirty years before she came here with three generations of descendants, and but for an accident might have lived her hundred years. At the time of her death her descendants numbered three hundred and twenty-two, four being of the fifth generation.
The stone pictured is presumed to be correct; it is almost completely illegible, but nearly matches in size and general shape, and stands next to Alexander Bushnell.
Chloe Waite is the wife of Alexander Bushnell, the head of the Bushnell family in Hartford Ohio.
She is said to be a descendant of Thomas Waite, the regicide, one of those who signed the death warrant of King Charles I of England, and was later imprisoned after the restoration of his son Charles II as King. The history(s) of Hartford, Trumbull Co., OH mention her frequently as living a long life and having over 300 living descendants in the late 1800's (at the time the histories were written).
Source:
History of Trumbull and Mahoning Counties: with illustrations and ..., Volume 2 By H.Z. Williams & Bros
p. 271
Mrs. Chloe (Wait) Bushnell, wife of Captain Alexander Bushnell, was born June 20, 1738, at Lyme, Connecticut, and died here October 28, 1832, the oldest person deceased in the township during the first seventy years of its history. Nearly thirty years before she came here with three generations of descendants, and but for an accident might have lived her hundred years. At the time of her death her descendants numbered three hundred and twenty-two, four being of the fifth generation.
Family Members
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Thomas Bushnell
1762–1817
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Daniel Bushnell
1763–1842
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Col William Bushnell
1766–1849
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Chloe Bushnell Pelton
1768–1838
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Alexander Bushnell
1771–1838
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Sterling Graves Bushnell
1772–1846
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Mary Bushnell Cone
1773–1831
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Hannah Bushnell Fuller
1777–1849
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Lucy Bushnell Brockway
1781–1860
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Phebe Bushnell Borden
1784–1875
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