Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
Mills-Martin Family Records - Person Sheet
NameCharles DAUGHERTY 
Birth3 Oct 1797, Arlington, Bennington, Vermont2217,2245, p 1; date only
RemovalApr 1833, Spencer, Medina, Ohio2239, p 5 Age: 35
Memofrom Webster, NY
Death6 Dec 1873, Spencer, Medina, Ohio2217 Age: 76
BurialSpencer, Medina, Ohio2246
OccupationHis [Lyman] father owned the first sawmill in Spencer2239, p 5
FatherWilliam DAUGHERTY (1766-1817)
MotherEleanor McKEEVER (1764-1827)
Individual Notes
• ...and settled in Spencer when the township was an unbroken wilderness.2239, p 5
• It becomes our duty to announce the death of one of the pioneers of this township, Mr. Charles Daugherty, which took place December 6th, 1873, ages 76 years. He came here forty years ago, settling near the Center, where he lived on the same farm until his death. He was one of the first settlers at the Center, and helped to clear up and improve the place. While many privations started the earliest settlers in the face, yet he lived to see his farm in a good state of cultivation, with abundance of fruit, and plenty of all the necessaries and luxuries of life. His disease was cancer on the hand and under the arm. He had been a great sufferer for two years, and was well and faithfully cared for by his companion and children. The funeral was largely attended on the 8th inst.2239, p 8 & 9
• Charles Daugherty came from N. Y. State to Medina County in 1833, bought a farm of 400 or 500 acres, on which he settled his family in 1835.2239, p 8
• It becomes our duty to announce the death of one of the pioneers of this township, Mr. Charles Daugherty, which took place December 6th, 1873, ages 76 years. He came here forty years ago, settling near the Center, where he lived on the same farm until his death. He was one of the first settlers at the Center, and helped to clear up and improve the place. While many privations started the earliest settlers in the face, yet he lived to see his farm in a good state of cultivation, with abundance of fruit, and plenty of all the necessaries and luxuries of life. His disease was cancer on the hand and under the arm. He had been a great sufferer for two years, and was well and faithfully cared for by his companion and children. The funeral was largely attended on the 8th inst.2239, p 8 & 9
• Charles Daugherty came from N. Y. State to Medina County in 1833, bought a farm of 400 or 500 acres, on which he settled his family in 1835.2239, p 8
Census Data
• 1810 Census: Salem, Washington, New York. 02110/20001.2219
• 1820 Census: Penfield, Monroe, New York. 000200/11101.2239, p 8,2243
• 1830 Census: Penfield, Monroe, New York. 220002/10101.2247
• 1820 Census: Penfield, Monroe, New York. 000200/11101.2239, p 8,2243
• 1830 Census: Penfield, Monroe, New York. 220002/10101.2247
Spouses
Birth12 May 1801, Webster, Monroe, New York2248, date only,2246, year only
Death9 May 1885, Spencer, Medina, Ohio2248,2246, year only Age: 83
BurialSpencer, Medina, Ohio2246
FatherZebulon HENDEE (1766-1847)
MotherBarbara FULLERTON (1768-1839)
Census Data
• 1820 Census: Penfield, Monroe, New York. 000200/11101. Her father, Zebulon Hendee, living next door.2243
• 1830 Census: Penfield, Monroe, New York. 220002/10101.2247
• 1880 Census: Spencer, Medina, Ohio. Age 78, b NY. Father b NY; mother b Scotland.2249
• 1830 Census: Penfield, Monroe, New York. 220002/10101.2247
• 1880 Census: Spencer, Medina, Ohio. Age 78, b NY. Father b NY; mother b Scotland.2249
MarriageJan 1819, New York2248, marriage only,2246, marriage only,2245, p 1
ChildrenElinor June (1820-1911)
John Richard (1822-1896)
Lyman Charles (1824-1911)
Mary (1826-)
William F. (1828-1906)
James H. (1830-1897)
Zebulon Hendee (1832-1877)
Abel N. (1834-)
Louisa (1836-)
Edwin J. (1838-1856)
Thomas W. (1840-1915)
Francis Asbury (Died as Infant) (1843-1844)
Mitchell A. (1846-1915)