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Kidder Bruce Cummins

Birth
Fauquier County, Virginia, USA
Death
Mar 1893 (aged 89)
Tiverton Center, Coshocton County, Ohio, USA
Burial
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Kidder Bruce Cummings
Male
b. 5 December 1803, d. before 3 March 1893

Father George Cummins b. 11 August 1762, d. 1843
Mother Sarah (Sally) Tullos b. 17 July 1772, d. before 1840

Family Harriet Humphrey b. 15 July 1816, d. before 2 November 1894
Marriage* 23 February 1832 Coshocton Co., OH, Kider B. Cummings & Harriott Humphrey 23 Feb 1832 Coshocton, Ohio, Principal=Harriet Humphrey
Children
1. Abraham Jefferson Cummings b. 7 Aug 1833, d. 12 Aug 1873
2. Philander J. Cummings b. 23 Nov 1834, d. 1907
3. George Monroe Cummings b. 13 Aug 1836
4. William Wilber Cummings b. 5 Nov 1838, d. 3 Jun 1920
5. Francis Marion Cummings b. 4 Apr 1848, d. 17 May 1935

Note* Kidder was a farmer and owned land in Tiverton Twp., Coshocton Co., OH. on county road 206 just south of Tiverton Center and next door to John McKey. He has been mis-identified for years as Kidda B., Kidde R. B. and Kitter B.

All references to the Cummings in Virginia refer to the surname as Cummins. Kidder is refered to as both in census records and later only as Cummings as were the children.
Biography* From the HISTORY OF COSHOCTON COUNTY, CHAPTER LXVI, TIVERTON TOWNSHIP. Page 595



"One of the nurseries of the famed Johnny Appleseed was located in Tiverton township. It stood near the north line of lot 36, section 3, a short distance from the Mohican river. Tradition with that it was about one acre in extent, and that in this space Johnny had planted three bushels of apple seeds. While tending this young nursery, he lodged at the house of John Butler, about a mile from the nursery and in Knox county. This was before 1807. The earliest orchards in this vicinity were from this nursery. Isaac Draper had one on the northwest quarter of section 15, and many pioneers from Knox county also had resource here in providing themselves with early fruit trees. A. single tree, the sole survivor of a once large orchard from this nursery, may still be seen on the farm of K. B., Cummings, lot 15, section 3. It measures about twelve feet in circumference and is much broken down. It blossoms every spring, but has not borne fruit for many years."



Birth* 5 December 1803 Fauquier Co., VA
Marriage* 23 February 1832 Coshocton Co., OH, Kider B. Cummings & Harriott Humphrey 23 Feb 1832 Coshocton, Ohio, Principal=Harriet Humphrey
Census* 1840 1840 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Roll M704-387 Page 362
Cummins, Kidda B.
2 - male 0-5
2 - male 5-10
1 - male 30-40
1 - female 20-30
1 - Agriculture7
Census 1850 1850 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Series: M432, Roll: 670, Page: 53A, August 19
11, 137, 137, Cummings, Kidder B, 46, M, , Farmer, 1467, Va, , , , ,
12, 137, 137, Cummings, Harriet, 34, F, , , , Ohio, , , , ,
13, 137, 137, Cummings, Abraham J, 16, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
14, 137, 137, Cummings, Philander, 15, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
15, 137, 137, Cummings, George M, 13, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
16, 137, 137, Cummings, William W, 11, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
17, 137, 137, Cummings, Francis M, 2, M, , , , Ohio, , , , ,2
Census 1860 1860 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Series: M653, Roll: 950, Page: 216B, June 19
25, 128, 130, Cummings, K B, 56, M, , Farmer, 2400, 530, Va, , , , ,
26, 128, 130, Cummings, Harriett, 44, F, , , , , Ohio, , , , ,
27, 128, 130, Cummings, Monroe, 23, F, , Farm Labor, , , Ohio, , , , ,
28, 128, 130, Cummings, William W, 21, M, , Farm Labor, , , Ohio, , , , ,
29, 128, 130, Cummings, Francis M, 12, M, , , , , Ohio, , , , ,8
Census 1870 1870 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Series: M593, Roll: 1185, Page: 230B, July 10
36, 46, 46, Cummings, Kidder, 66, M, W, Farming, 2000, 300, Virginia, , , , , , , , , 1, ,
37, 46, 46, Cummings, Harriet, 55, F, M, Keeping House, , , Ohio, , , , , , , , , , ,9
Census 1880 1880 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, ED 54, Series: T9, Roll: 1003, Page: 215A, June 14
24, 87, 88, Cummings, Kadar, W, M, 76, , , , 1, , , Farmer, , , , , , , , , , , Virginia, VA, VA
25, 87, 88, Cummings, Harriatt, W, F, 64, , Wife, , 1, , , Keeping House, , , , , , , , , , , Ohio, Rhode Island, RI10
Will* 9 February 1882 (From a hand written copy of the will of K. B. Cummings. It is unknown why this copy exists as perhaps a draft or a personal copy made during a visit by a family member in search of a genealogical source document. It was written on Stationary from the New Warden Hotel in Newark sometime after 1890. Handwriting could be that of Mary Jane Cummings Stanton, who was the daughter of A. J. Cummings, mentioned in the will.)

In the name of the Benevolent Father of all, I Kidder B. Cummings, of the County of Coshocton, State of Ohio, do make and publish this my last will & testament.

Item 1st - I give and devise to my adored wife Harriet Cummings, in lieu of her dower, the farm in which we own reside situated in the Tp of Tiverton, County of Coshocton, State of Ohio, Lot No 16, Range 9, Tp 7, Sec 3, containing 56 acres more or less. Also lot 15 same range & sec. containing 100 acres.

Also I give & devise to my said wife in lieu of her dower, the farm that Wm. W. Cummings now resides upon in same Tp, County and State, Range 9, Twp 7, Sec 23, North Half, South East containing 82 acres more or less also same range, Tp & Sec N.E. S.E. containing 41 acres more or less & have a central said premises during her natural life.

I also devise that the taxes be paid from the proceeds of said farms.

Item 2 - I devise & give to my son, Wm. W. Cummings, the farm on which he now resides as above described and upon upon the condition to art: That within six months after my decease, he shall pay or cause to be paid the following sums of money to wit: Philander J. Cummings, his heirs or legal representatives, Eight hundred dollars and to George Cummings or his heirs, the sum of four hundred dollars, all said money to be paid within the time specified.

Item 3 - I devise and give to my son Francis M. Cummings, the farm on which I now reside as above described upon the following conditions. to wit, that he pays the following sums of money or causes the sums aforesaid within six months upon my death, as follows: To the heirs of my son Abraham J. Cummings, Equally to be divided between the heirs of A. J. Cummings (he being deceased) the sum of Eight hundred dollars, also to George M. Cummings the sum of Four Hundred dollars, all of said sums to be paid within the specified time.

Item 4 - I give and devise that my wife, Harriet Cummings, have all my personal property and that she pay all my just debts and at her death the personal property be sold and equally divided among my surviving heirs, the household goods that can be divided shall be given equally to said heirs.
I desire that no appraisement and no sale of my personal property be made of my personal property be made and that the court probate direct the ommision of the same in pursuance of the statue

I do hereby revoke all former wills of me made in testimony hence I do hereunto set my hand and seal this 9th day of February A.D. 1882.

K.B. Cummings

Signed & acknowledged by said Kidder B. Cummings as his last will & testament in our presence and signed by us in his presense,

Geo Stringfellow
Abrm. (his mark) Mizer6
Death* before 3 March 1893 Tiverton Twp., Coshocton Co., OH
News/Obit* 3 March 1893 Obit Index Listing, The Coshocton Obituary Index lists Kidder B. Cummings, 90, Tiverton Twp. Obituaries appeared in the Coshocton Democrat Standard 3 Mar 1893 and the Coshocton Democrat 14 Mar 1893.
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Burial* 14 March 1893 On Cummings Farm, Tiverton Twp., Coshocton Co., OH,
Buried by a group of Walnut Trees in a field on the River Farm.

The Coshocton Burial Book says his grave stone gives age as 90 years. Buried 3/14/1893.4

Kidder Bruce Cummings
Male
b. 5 December 1803, d. before 3 March 1893

Father George Cummins b. 11 August 1762, d. 1843
Mother Sarah (Sally) Tullos b. 17 July 1772, d. before 1840

Family Harriet Humphrey b. 15 July 1816, d. before 2 November 1894
Marriage* 23 February 1832 Coshocton Co., OH, Kider B. Cummings & Harriott Humphrey 23 Feb 1832 Coshocton, Ohio, Principal=Harriet Humphrey
Children
1. Abraham Jefferson Cummings b. 7 Aug 1833, d. 12 Aug 1873
2. Philander J. Cummings b. 23 Nov 1834, d. 1907
3. George Monroe Cummings b. 13 Aug 1836
4. William Wilber Cummings b. 5 Nov 1838, d. 3 Jun 1920
5. Francis Marion Cummings b. 4 Apr 1848, d. 17 May 1935

Note* Kidder was a farmer and owned land in Tiverton Twp., Coshocton Co., OH. on county road 206 just south of Tiverton Center and next door to John McKey. He has been mis-identified for years as Kidda B., Kidde R. B. and Kitter B.

All references to the Cummings in Virginia refer to the surname as Cummins. Kidder is refered to as both in census records and later only as Cummings as were the children.
Biography* From the HISTORY OF COSHOCTON COUNTY, CHAPTER LXVI, TIVERTON TOWNSHIP. Page 595



"One of the nurseries of the famed Johnny Appleseed was located in Tiverton township. It stood near the north line of lot 36, section 3, a short distance from the Mohican river. Tradition with that it was about one acre in extent, and that in this space Johnny had planted three bushels of apple seeds. While tending this young nursery, he lodged at the house of John Butler, about a mile from the nursery and in Knox county. This was before 1807. The earliest orchards in this vicinity were from this nursery. Isaac Draper had one on the northwest quarter of section 15, and many pioneers from Knox county also had resource here in providing themselves with early fruit trees. A. single tree, the sole survivor of a once large orchard from this nursery, may still be seen on the farm of K. B., Cummings, lot 15, section 3. It measures about twelve feet in circumference and is much broken down. It blossoms every spring, but has not borne fruit for many years."



Birth* 5 December 1803 Fauquier Co., VA
Marriage* 23 February 1832 Coshocton Co., OH, Kider B. Cummings & Harriott Humphrey 23 Feb 1832 Coshocton, Ohio, Principal=Harriet Humphrey
Census* 1840 1840 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Roll M704-387 Page 362
Cummins, Kidda B.
2 - male 0-5
2 - male 5-10
1 - male 30-40
1 - female 20-30
1 - Agriculture7
Census 1850 1850 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Series: M432, Roll: 670, Page: 53A, August 19
11, 137, 137, Cummings, Kidder B, 46, M, , Farmer, 1467, Va, , , , ,
12, 137, 137, Cummings, Harriet, 34, F, , , , Ohio, , , , ,
13, 137, 137, Cummings, Abraham J, 16, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
14, 137, 137, Cummings, Philander, 15, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
15, 137, 137, Cummings, George M, 13, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
16, 137, 137, Cummings, William W, 11, M, , , , Ohio, , 1, , ,
17, 137, 137, Cummings, Francis M, 2, M, , , , Ohio, , , , ,2
Census 1860 1860 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Series: M653, Roll: 950, Page: 216B, June 19
25, 128, 130, Cummings, K B, 56, M, , Farmer, 2400, 530, Va, , , , ,
26, 128, 130, Cummings, Harriett, 44, F, , , , , Ohio, , , , ,
27, 128, 130, Cummings, Monroe, 23, F, , Farm Labor, , , Ohio, , , , ,
28, 128, 130, Cummings, William W, 21, M, , Farm Labor, , , Ohio, , , , ,
29, 128, 130, Cummings, Francis M, 12, M, , , , , Ohio, , , , ,8
Census 1870 1870 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, Series: M593, Roll: 1185, Page: 230B, July 10
36, 46, 46, Cummings, Kidder, 66, M, W, Farming, 2000, 300, Virginia, , , , , , , , , 1, ,
37, 46, 46, Cummings, Harriet, 55, F, M, Keeping House, , , Ohio, , , , , , , , , , ,9
Census 1880 1880 Federal Census, Ohio, Coshocton County, Tiverton Township, ED 54, Series: T9, Roll: 1003, Page: 215A, June 14
24, 87, 88, Cummings, Kadar, W, M, 76, , , , 1, , , Farmer, , , , , , , , , , , Virginia, VA, VA
25, 87, 88, Cummings, Harriatt, W, F, 64, , Wife, , 1, , , Keeping House, , , , , , , , , , , Ohio, Rhode Island, RI10
Will* 9 February 1882 (From a hand written copy of the will of K. B. Cummings. It is unknown why this copy exists as perhaps a draft or a personal copy made during a visit by a family member in search of a genealogical source document. It was written on Stationary from the New Warden Hotel in Newark sometime after 1890. Handwriting could be that of Mary Jane Cummings Stanton, who was the daughter of A. J. Cummings, mentioned in the will.)

In the name of the Benevolent Father of all, I Kidder B. Cummings, of the County of Coshocton, State of Ohio, do make and publish this my last will & testament.

Item 1st - I give and devise to my adored wife Harriet Cummings, in lieu of her dower, the farm in which we own reside situated in the Tp of Tiverton, County of Coshocton, State of Ohio, Lot No 16, Range 9, Tp 7, Sec 3, containing 56 acres more or less. Also lot 15 same range & sec. containing 100 acres.

Also I give & devise to my said wife in lieu of her dower, the farm that Wm. W. Cummings now resides upon in same Tp, County and State, Range 9, Twp 7, Sec 23, North Half, South East containing 82 acres more or less also same range, Tp & Sec N.E. S.E. containing 41 acres more or less & have a central said premises during her natural life.

I also devise that the taxes be paid from the proceeds of said farms.

Item 2 - I devise & give to my son, Wm. W. Cummings, the farm on which he now resides as above described and upon upon the condition to art: That within six months after my decease, he shall pay or cause to be paid the following sums of money to wit: Philander J. Cummings, his heirs or legal representatives, Eight hundred dollars and to George Cummings or his heirs, the sum of four hundred dollars, all said money to be paid within the time specified.

Item 3 - I devise and give to my son Francis M. Cummings, the farm on which I now reside as above described upon the following conditions. to wit, that he pays the following sums of money or causes the sums aforesaid within six months upon my death, as follows: To the heirs of my son Abraham J. Cummings, Equally to be divided between the heirs of A. J. Cummings (he being deceased) the sum of Eight hundred dollars, also to George M. Cummings the sum of Four Hundred dollars, all of said sums to be paid within the specified time.

Item 4 - I give and devise that my wife, Harriet Cummings, have all my personal property and that she pay all my just debts and at her death the personal property be sold and equally divided among my surviving heirs, the household goods that can be divided shall be given equally to said heirs.
I desire that no appraisement and no sale of my personal property be made of my personal property be made and that the court probate direct the ommision of the same in pursuance of the statue

I do hereby revoke all former wills of me made in testimony hence I do hereunto set my hand and seal this 9th day of February A.D. 1882.

K.B. Cummings

Signed & acknowledged by said Kidder B. Cummings as his last will & testament in our presence and signed by us in his presense,

Geo Stringfellow
Abrm. (his mark) Mizer6
Death* before 3 March 1893 Tiverton Twp., Coshocton Co., OH
News/Obit* 3 March 1893 Obit Index Listing, The Coshocton Obituary Index lists Kidder B. Cummings, 90, Tiverton Twp. Obituaries appeared in the Coshocton Democrat Standard 3 Mar 1893 and the Coshocton Democrat 14 Mar 1893.
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Burial* 14 March 1893 On Cummings Farm, Tiverton Twp., Coshocton Co., OH,
Buried by a group of Walnut Trees in a field on the River Farm.

The Coshocton Burial Book says his grave stone gives age as 90 years. Buried 3/14/1893.4



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