Likely born Williamstown, Berkshire County, Massachusetts -- father William counted in 1790 census there. Birchard in Addison County, Vermont, 1820; in Clinton County, New York, 1830 and 1840. Son William J. Guynnup buried Douglass Cemetery. Listed in McLellan Cemetery Survey.
Spelling "Guynnop" on the marker is unlike that used by father William Guynnup or son William, who also used Guynnup. Perhaps "op" was the error of the stonecutter. Brothers Thomas and John settled on Guynup.
Son Henry, a politician living in Warren County, chose a spelling easier to pronounce correctly, Gwinup.
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Widow Sally Jones Guynnup remarried, to Mr. Baker, but was widowed again by 1850. Her burial site is not known. Shown 1850 and 1860 censuses living with daughter Hannah Guynnup Wilson's family in Clinton County.
In addition to children linked below, Birchard and Sally had another daughter, HANNAH GUYNNUP WILSON (b 1807, d 1882, Winona County, Minnesota)-- proof parentage via son JAMES G. WILSON'S 1908 Minnesota death certificate. States mother's maiden name,HANNAH GUYNNUP. Hannah's husband was EDWARD L. WILSON 1810-1898) He was son of another distinguished Clinton County, NY family via father EDWARD WILSON (War of 1812 veteran) and mother IDA OSTRANDER WILSON GRIFFIN (FindAGrave # 99972416
Spelling "Guynnop" on the marker is unlike that used by father William Guynnup or son William, who also used Guynnup. Perhaps "op" was the error of the stonecutter. Brothers Thomas and John settled on Guynup.
Son Henry, a politician living in Warren County, chose a spelling easier to pronounce correctly, Gwinup.
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Widow Sally Jones Guynnup remarried, to Mr. Baker, but was widowed again by 1850. Her burial site is not known. Shown 1850 and 1860 censuses living with daughter Hannah Guynnup Wilson's family in Clinton County.
In addition to children linked below, Birchard and Sally had another daughter, HANNAH GUYNNUP WILSON (b 1807, d 1882, Winona County, Minnesota)-- proof parentage via son JAMES G. WILSON'S 1908 Minnesota death certificate. States mother's maiden name,HANNAH GUYNNUP. Hannah's husband was EDWARD L. WILSON 1810-1898) He was son of another distinguished Clinton County, NY family via father EDWARD WILSON (War of 1812 veteran) and mother IDA OSTRANDER WILSON GRIFFIN (FindAGrave # 99972416
Likely born Williamstown, Berkshire County, Massachusetts -- father William counted in 1790 census there. Birchard in Addison County, Vermont, 1820; in Clinton County, New York, 1830 and 1840. Son William J. Guynnup buried Douglass Cemetery. Listed in McLellan Cemetery Survey.
Spelling "Guynnop" on the marker is unlike that used by father William Guynnup or son William, who also used Guynnup. Perhaps "op" was the error of the stonecutter. Brothers Thomas and John settled on Guynup.
Son Henry, a politician living in Warren County, chose a spelling easier to pronounce correctly, Gwinup.
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Widow Sally Jones Guynnup remarried, to Mr. Baker, but was widowed again by 1850. Her burial site is not known. Shown 1850 and 1860 censuses living with daughter Hannah Guynnup Wilson's family in Clinton County.
In addition to children linked below, Birchard and Sally had another daughter, HANNAH GUYNNUP WILSON (b 1807, d 1882, Winona County, Minnesota)-- proof parentage via son JAMES G. WILSON'S 1908 Minnesota death certificate. States mother's maiden name,HANNAH GUYNNUP. Hannah's husband was EDWARD L. WILSON 1810-1898) He was son of another distinguished Clinton County, NY family via father EDWARD WILSON (War of 1812 veteran) and mother IDA OSTRANDER WILSON GRIFFIN (FindAGrave # 99972416
Spelling "Guynnop" on the marker is unlike that used by father William Guynnup or son William, who also used Guynnup. Perhaps "op" was the error of the stonecutter. Brothers Thomas and John settled on Guynup.
Son Henry, a politician living in Warren County, chose a spelling easier to pronounce correctly, Gwinup.
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Widow Sally Jones Guynnup remarried, to Mr. Baker, but was widowed again by 1850. Her burial site is not known. Shown 1850 and 1860 censuses living with daughter Hannah Guynnup Wilson's family in Clinton County.
In addition to children linked below, Birchard and Sally had another daughter, HANNAH GUYNNUP WILSON (b 1807, d 1882, Winona County, Minnesota)-- proof parentage via son JAMES G. WILSON'S 1908 Minnesota death certificate. States mother's maiden name,HANNAH GUYNNUP. Hannah's husband was EDWARD L. WILSON 1810-1898) He was son of another distinguished Clinton County, NY family via father EDWARD WILSON (War of 1812 veteran) and mother IDA OSTRANDER WILSON GRIFFIN (FindAGrave # 99972416
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Birchard / GUYNNOP / died Nov. 5, / 1842 / in his 58 yr. /
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