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Willard Burr Cobb was born on 19 Jan 1807 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.⁴
     He was probably the male under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Capt. Willard Cobb, in the 1810 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.⁹ He was probably the male age 10 to 16 listed in the household of his father, Capt. Willard Cobb, in the 1820 Federal Census of Wells, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁰
     He moved to IndianaG with his parents about 1827.¹¹ He was probably the male age 20 to 30 listed in the household of his father in the 1830 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹²
     Willard married Submit S. Garlinghouse, daughter of John Garlinghouse and Lewanna, on 19 Sep 1830 in Tippecanoe Co., IndianaG, with Levi Thornton, justice of the peace, officiating.⁵
      On 15 Mar 1837 Willard was granted a patent for 40 acres of land in Shelby Co., IndianaG, under the Cash Entry Act of April 24,1820. That act reduced the minimum price of public land to $1.25 per acre, and the minimum purchase to 80 acres, but required payment in cash, not on credit. His tract was described as the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 24, twp. 14 north, range 5 east.¹³
     Willard appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG, with a household consisting of one male age 30 to 40 (himself), and one female under age 5 (daughter Paulina), two age 5 to 10 (Sophronia and Sarah), and one age 20 to 30 (wife Submit.)³
     He was a farmer.¹⁴ He was seems to have been willing to try new approaches. There were attempts made to establish a silk industry in the county. In 1842 he cultivated 4,000 mulberry trees for the fledgling industry, but ended up selling them for $20 per thousand as shade trees in 1842.¹⁵
     Willard died on 6 Sep 1849 in Decatur Co., IndianaG, at age 42, of cholera.^6,7 He was buried in Sand Creek Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur Co., IndianaG.⁸

Marietta Cobb was born on 18 Dec 1808 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5,6
     She was probably one of the two females under age 10 listed in the household of her father, Capt. Willard Cobb, in the 1810 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹¹ She was probably the female age 10 to 16 listed in the household of her father in the 1820 Federal Census of Wells, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹²
     She moved to IndianaG with her parents about 1827.¹³ She was probably the female age 20 to 30 listed in the household of her father in the 1830 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹⁴
     Marietta married William Samuel Dart on 22 Aug 1833 in Decatur Co., IndianaG, with Samuel Bryan, justice of the peace, offciating.^7,8
     Marietta and William moved to Iowa about 1840.¹⁵
     She was probably the female age 30 to 40 listed in the household of her husband, William Samuel Dart, in the 1840 Federal Census of Henry Co., Iowa TerritoryG.¹⁶

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     Marietta and William moved to Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IowaG, in 1846, when her parents did.^17,18
     Marietta and William appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IowaG, enumerated 15 Aug 1850, reporting real estate valued at $4,000. Their children Webster, Eliza, and George were listed as living with them, as was Lewis Folk, age 21.¹⁹
     Marietta and William appeared on the 1856 State Census of Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., Iowa G. Their children Webster and Eliza were listed as living with them, as were her mother, and her sister Sarah.²⁰
     Marietta and William appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IowaG, enumerated 27 Jun 1860, reporting real estate valued at $15,000 and personal estate of $4,00. Their children Webster and Eliza were listed as living with them.²¹

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     Marietta and William moved to Des MoinesG by 1870. They appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Des Moines, Polk Co., IowaG, enumerated 20 Jul 1870, reporting real estate valued at $20,000 and personal estate of $6,000. Their daughter Eliza, her husband, and their children are shown as living in the same building.²²
     Marietta and William appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of 210 Water St., Des Moines, Polk Co., IowaG, in the household of her daughter Eliza and her husband, Joseph A. Ankeney.²³
     Her husband died on 24 Aug 1881 in Polk Co., IowaG.^24,25,26

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     Marietta appeared appeared on the 1885 State Census Des Moines, Polk Co., Iowa, G in the household of her daughter Eliza and her husband, Joseph A. Ankeney.²⁷
     When the administratrix of her son Webster's estate filed a report on the sale of his real estate, it showed Marietta had loaned him $2,500 secured by a second mortgage on part of his real estate. When the property was sold she bought part of it, but the proceeds were not enough to pay off her mortgage.²⁸ When the final settlement of her son's estate was filed 12 Oct 1889, there were not enough funds to pay her claim for the second mortgage she held, so she released the estate from liability so it could be closed.²⁹
     Marietta received a distribution of $606 from the estate of her late husband, as reported in the first settlement report for the estate, which was filed 9 May 1894. The estate records do not include any distribution of land, so whether she also received land is unknown.³⁰
     Marietta appeared on the 1895 State Census of Des Moines, Polk Co., IowaG, in the household of her older sister Sarah.³¹
     Marietta moved to Florida, where her daughter and her husband were then living, by 1900. She appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Ankona, Brevard Co., Florida G, in the household of Joseph and Eliza.³²
     Marietta died on 5 Feb 1904 at age 95.⁹ She was buried in Woodland Cemetery, Des Moines, IowaG, in a lot adjacent to those of her daughter Eliza and her family, and her sisters Sarah and Parolina.¹⁰

Reuben Rice Cobb was born on 2 Jan 1811 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5
     He was probably one of the three males under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Capt. Willard Cobb, in the 1820 Federal Census of Wells, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹³
     He moved to IndianaG with his parents about 1827.¹⁴ He was probably one of the three males age 15 to 20 listed in the household of his father in the 1830 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹⁵
     He was a farmer all his working life.^{16,17,18,19,20}
     Reuben married Amazetta H. Morgan, daughter of James Morgan and Elizabeth S. McCoy, on 22 Mar 1842 in Decatur Co., IndianaG, with Rev. Lewis Hulbort officiating.^6,7,8
     In an early effort to improve the roads in the county, the Greensburg and Napoleon Turnpike Co. was incorporated 24 Jan 1847, with Reuben as one of eleven directors.²¹
     Reuben and Amazetta appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Washington Twp., Decatur Co., IndianaG, enumerated 7 Apr 1850, reporting real estate valued at $5,000. Their children Cassandra, Woodson, and Mahaka were listed as living with them, as are William Hendrickson, age 13, and Susan Burrows, age 18, relationship unknown, and William B. Green, a laborer, age 22.³
     He was one of the contractors who built the Big Four railway from Lawrenceburg to Greensburg in 1853.²²
     Reuben served a president of the Agricultural Society of Decatur Co., which held annual county fairs for many years. The 1858 fair, held during his term, was said to have been the greatest one up to that time.²³
     Reuben and Amazetta appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Greensburg, Decatur Co., IndianaG, enumerated 5 Jul 1860, reporting real estate valued at $31,300 and personal estate of $7,350. Their children Cassandra, Woodson, and Mahaka were listed as living with them, as are Ida M. Chambers, age 4, relationship unknown, and Elizabeth Fredrick, age 22, a domestic.²⁴
     Reuben and Amazetta appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Greensburg, Decatur Co., IndianaG, enumerated 28 Jun 1870, with no real estate or personal estate recorded. Their son Mahaka was listed as living with them, as was Henry Sleth, age 20, a laborer. Their older son, Woodson, and his family seem to have been living close by as they was listed next.²⁵
     The last few years of her life, Reuben and Amazetta spent winters in Florida for her health.²⁶
     Reuben and Amazetta appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Washington Twp., Decatur Co., Indiana G, enumerated 11 Jun 1880. Their son Woodson was listed as living with them, as were his wife Maranda Nancy Hillis, and their sons Alvin and Hillis.²⁷ They also appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Tallahassee, Leon Co., Florida, on Adam St. G, enumerated 19 Jun 1880. Their son Mahaka was listed as living with them.²⁸
     His wife died on 6 Jun 1881 in Greensburg, IndianaG.^29,30,31
     Reuben moved to IndianapolisG after the death of his wife, to live with his daughter Cassandra and her husband.³²
     Reuben died on 5 Jun 1897, at the home of his daugher Cassandra and her husband, 12 West North St., Indianapolis, IndianaG, at age 86.^9,10,11 He was buried in South Park Cemetery, Greensburg, Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹²

James Hartland Cobb was born on 20 Jan 1813 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5
     He was probably one of the three males under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Capt. Willard Cobb, in the 1820 Federal Census of Wells, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁰
     He moved to IndianaG with his parents about 1827.¹¹ He was probably one of the three males age 15 to 20 listed in the household of his father in the 1830 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹²
      On 25 Sep 1835 James was granted a patent for 76.3 acres of land about eight miles southeast of in Greensburg, Decatur Co., IndianaG, under the Cash Entry Act of April 24,1820. That act reduced the minimum price of public land to $1.25 per acre, and the minimum purchase to 80 acres, but required payment in cash, not on credit.²
     James married Margaret Newman on 5 Nov 1835 in Decatur Co., IndianaG, with Ezra Lathrop, justice of the peace, offciating.^6,7
     James appeared on the 1840 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG, with a household consisting of two males under age 5 (son Allen and another), one age 20 to 30 (himself), and one female under age 5 (daughter Sarah), one age 20 to 30 (wife Margaret.)¹³
     He was a farmer all his life.^14,15,16,17
     James and Margaret moved to Mt. Pleasant, IowaG, by 1844, and later to Bloomfield.¹⁸
      On 1 Jan 1847 James was granted a patent for two parcels of land, again under the 1820 act. One included the eastern third of present-day in Bloomfield, Davis Co., IowaG, and the other was immediately northeast of it. The first contained 97.73 acres and the second contained 80 acres.^19,20 Then, on 1 Mar 1850 he was granted a patent for an additional 40 acres under that act, located on the east and south sides of the previous two parcels.²¹
     James and Margaret appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Perry Twp., Davis Co., IowaG, enumerated 3 Sep 1850, reporting real estate valued at $1,600. Their children Sarah, Allen, Emily, and Eliza were listed as living with them, as was 21 year-old Chapman Corick, apparently a farm hand.²²
     James and Margaret appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Bloomfield, Davis Co., IowaG, enumerated 5 Jun 1860, reporting real estate valued at $800 and personal estate of $600. Their children Allen, Emily, Eliza, Emily, Hellen, Ada, and Kate were listed as living with them.²³
     James and Margaret moved to IllinoisG before 1870. They appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Anna, Union Co., IllinoisG, enumerated 9 Jun 1870, reporting real estate valued at $1,500 and personal estate of $500. Their children Hellen, Ada, and Kate were listed as living with them.²⁴
     No record of Margaret or James has been found after the 1870 census, except his tombstone, in Cameron, MissouriG. Their daughter Sarah and her second husband moved to Cameron shortly after their marrige in Apr 1874. It seems likely Margaret died in Illinois and James moved to Cameron to live with Sarah and her husband. It is also possible that both moved there and Margaret also died there, but that seems less likely given that no tombstone has been found for her there.²⁵
     James died in 1877 at age ~64.⁸ He was buried in Packard Cemetery, Cameron, Clinton Co., MissouriG.⁹

Royal Pinkney Cobb was born on 24 Jun 1815 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5
     He was probably one of the three males under age 10 listed in the household of his father, Capt. Willard Cobb, in the 1820 Federal Census of Wells, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹²
     He moved to IndianaG with his parents about 1827.¹³ He was probably one of the three males age 15 to 20 listed in the household of his father in the 1830 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹⁴
     He was a school teacher for a time, while studying law.¹⁵
     Royal married Ruth Ann Howard, daughter of John Howard and Anna Tate, on 20 Dec 1842 in Decatur Co., IndianaG, with Rev. Fernandes C. Holliday offciating.^6,7
     He was admitted to the bar in 1845, and opened an office in Greensburg.^16,17
     Royal and Ruth appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Greensbrug, Decatur Co., IndianaG, enumerated 21 Aug 1850, reporting real estate valued at $4,000. Their children Melville, Lois, James, and Wilbert were listed as living with them, as were her mother, E. Fletcher, age 24, a milliner, and John Kelly, age 24, a student.³
     Royal served as a judge on the common pleas court in Decatur Co., IndianaG.^18,19
     While continuing his law practice, he also engaged in mercantile business and real estate. In 1853 he and J. V. Bemusdaffer, doing business as R. P. Cobb & Co., advertised in a Greensburg newspaper that they were dealers in Iron, Steel, Nails, Hardware, Cutlery, Groceries, Produce, etc.^20,21
     Royal and Ruth moved to Missouri in 1858.²² They appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Hannibal, Marion Co., MissouriG, enumerated 9 Aug 1860, reporting real estate valued at $800 and personal estate of $300. Their children Melville, Lois, James, and Wilbert were listed as living with them.²³
     Royal continued his law practice after moving to Hannibal.^24,25 He was elected City Attorney in 1860, serving one year.²⁶
     But he ran the follow advertisement in the Hannibal newspaper in most issues from mid-Feb to late Jun, 1861:

     After his Spiritual Healing efforts, he apparently continued his law practice.²⁸
     Royal and Ruth appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Hannibal, Marion Co., MissouriG, enumerated 7 Jun 1870, reporting that she owned real estate valued at $1,000 and personal estate of $300. Their son Wilbert was listed as living with them.²⁹
     Royal died on 4 May 1876 at age 60.^8,9,10 He was buried in Riverside Cemetery, Hannibal, Marion Co., MissouriG.¹¹

Parolina M. Cobb was born on 29 Jun 1817 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5,6
     She moved to Indiana with her parents about 1827.¹² She was probably the female age 10 to 15 listed in the household of her father, Capt. Willard Cobb, in the 1830 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹³ She was probably one of the two females age 20 to 30 listed in the household of her father in the 1840 Federal Census of Decatur Co., IndianaG.¹⁴
     She moved to Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IowaG, with her parents in 1846.^15,16 She appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Mahaska Co., IowaG, in the household of her parents.¹⁷
     Parolina married William B. Street, son of Gen. Joseph M. Street and Eliza Maria Posey, on 25 Jul 1854 in Mahaska Co., IowaG.^7,8,9
     Parolina and William appeared on the 1856 State Census of Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., Iowa G. His 18-year-old brother David was listed as living with them, as were Lawrence Gregg, age 17, and Martha Greagg, age 10, whose relationship to them is unknown.¹⁸
     Parolina and William appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IowaG, enumerated 4 Jul 1860, reporting he owned real estate valued at $39,500 and personal estate of $500 and she owned $2,400 in real estate. Their daughter Ida was listed as living with them, as was her younger sister, Sarah.¹⁹
     Parolina and William appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., IowaG, enumerated 14 Jun 1870, reporting real estate valued at $19,100 and personal estate of $4,000. Their daughter Ida was listed as living with them, as was Sarah A. Myers, age 15, a servant, and Joseph W. Hopkins, age 45, a carpenter.²⁰
     Parolina and William appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Oskaloosa, Mahaska Co., Iowa, at 320 Market St. G, enumerated 7 Jun 1880. Their daughter Ida was listed as living with them, as was W. A. Johnson, age 30, a hardware dealer.²¹
      Parolina moved to Ann Arbor, MichiganG, where her daughter was teaching school, several years before her death. Whether William also moved there is unknown.²²
     Parolina died on 31 Jan 1890 in Ann Arbor, MichiganG, at age 72.^10,11 She was buried in Woodland Cemetery, Des Moines, IowaG, in a lot adjacent to those of her sisters Marietta and Sarah.⁵

Abigail Cobb was born on 23 Jan 1783 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^3,4,5 She was probably one of the five females listed in the household of her father, Capt. Joshua Cobb, in the 1790 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁰ She was probably the female age 16 to 26 listed in the household of her father in the 1800 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹¹ She married William Stoddard, son of Jonathan Stoddard and Mary Wright, on 18 Jan 1802 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG, with Gideon Adams, Justice of the Peace, officiating. His brother Grove married her sister Polly.^6,7
     Abigail and William moved to Oneida Co., in central New York, after their marriage. Her sister, and his brother, Polly and Grove, also moved there, although it is not clear whether they moved at the same time or if one followed the other.¹² (See map.) She was probably the female age 26 to 45 listed in the household of her husband, William Stoddard, in the 1820 Federal Census of Vernon, Oneida Co., New YorkG.¹³
     Abigail Cobb and William Stoddard returned to PawletG by 1840.¹⁴ She was probably the female age 50 to 60 listed in the household of her husband in the 1840 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁵
     Abigail and William appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG, enumerated 24 Oct 1850, reporting real estate valued at $1,400. Their son Henry was listed as living with them, as was his wife, Mary, and their daughter Eliza.¹⁶
     Abigail died on 5 Nov 1854 at age 71.⁸ She was buried Mettowee Valley Cemetery, now known as the Old Pawlet Cemetery, Pawlet, Vermont G.⁹

Abiah Cobb was born on 23 May 1785 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5 She was probably one of the five females listed in the household of her father, Capt. Joshua Cobb, in the 1790 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.⁹ She was probably one of the three females age 10 to 15 listed in the household of her father, Capt. Joshua Cobb, in the 1800 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁰
     Abiah married Enoch Reed, son of Simeon Reed and Abial Rice, on 5 Dec 1805 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG, with Rev. John Griswold officiating.^6,7,8
     After their marriage, Abiah and Enoch moved to Moriah, in Essex Co., New York, just across the state line from Vermont.¹¹ (See map.) Abiah was probably the female age 26 to 45 listed in the household of her husband, Enoch, in the 1820 Federal Census of Moriah, Essex Co., New YorkG.¹² She was probably the female age 40 to 50 listed in the household of her husband in the 1830 Federal Census of Moriah, Essex Co., New YorkG.¹³ She was probably the female age 50 to 60 listed in the household of her husband in the 1840 Federal Census of Moriah, Essex Co., New YorkG.¹⁴
     Abiah and Enoch appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Moriah, Essex Co., New YorkG, enumerated 24 Jul 1850. Listed with them are James, age 31, Rhoda, age 22, Almira, age 44, and Emerette, age 16, all with surname Reed, but their relationship is unknown.¹⁵

Polly Cobb was born on 3 May 1787 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5 She was probably one of the five females listed in the household of her father, Capt. Joshua Cobb, in the 1790 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.⁹ She was probably one of the three females age 10 to 15 listed in the household of her father in the 1800 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁰
     Polly and Grove moved to Oneida Co., in central New York, after their marriage. Her sister, and his brother, Abigail and William, also moved there, although it is not clear whether they moved at the same time or if one followed the other.¹¹ She married Grove Stoddard, son of Jonathan Stoddard and Mary Wright, on 26 May 1805 in Pawlet, VermontG. His brother William married her sister Abigail.^6,7,8 (See map.) Polly was probably the female age 16 to 26 listed in the household of her husband, Grove Stoddard, in the 1810 Federal Census of Oneida Co., New YorkG.¹² She was probably the female age 26 to 45 listed in the household of her husband in the 1820 Federal Census of Vernon, Oneida Co., New YorkG.¹³ She was probably the female age 40 to 50 listed in the household of her husband in the 1830 Federal Census of Vernon, Oneida Co., New YorkG.¹⁴
     Polly and Grove had moved to Lenox, Madison Co., the next county south of Oneida, by 1850.¹⁵ Polly and Grove appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Lenox, Madison Co., New YorkG, enumerated 2 Aug 1850, reporting real estate valued at $2,500. Their children John and Hellen were listed as living with them, as were a gardener and five carpenters, and a woman and 3-year-old girl who appear to be the wife and daughter of one of the carpenters.¹⁶ They were apparently living quite near her brother Simeon and his family, as they appear only three households away on the census record.¹⁷
     Polly and Grove appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Lenox, Madison Co., New YorkG, enumerated 5 Jul 1860, reporting real estate valued at $2,500 and personal estate of $1,200.¹⁸
     Polly appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Lenox, Madison Co., New YorkG, in the household of Simeon Kenyon and Hellen M. Stoddard, her daughter and her husband.¹⁹
     Polly died on 23 Aug 1876 in Oneida, New YorkG, at age 89.²

Drusilla Cobb was born on 25 Aug 1789 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.^4,5,6 She was probably one of the five females listed in the household of her father, Capt. Joshua Cobb, in the 1790 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹³ She was probably one of the three females age 10 to 15 listed in the household of her father in the 1800 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁴
     Drusilla married Chester Warriner, son of Gad Warriner and Lucy Reed, on 4 Dec 1806 in Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG, with Rev. John Griswold officiating.^7,8,9
     She was probably the female age 16 to 26 listed in the household of her husband, Chester Warriner, in the 1810 Federal Census of Pawlet, Rutland Co., VermontG.¹⁵
     Chester and Drusilla moved about 1812 to Genesee Co., New YorkG, with his parents, Gad Warriner and Lucy Reed, and his two brothers, Willis and Ezra.¹⁶ (See map.) Her sister Hannah and her husband apparently joined them there.¹⁷ She was probably the female age 40 to 50 listed in the household of her husband, Chester, in the 1830 Federal Census of Gainesville, Genesee Co., New YorkG.¹⁸
     Drusilla and Chester moved to Crawford Co., in far north-western Pennsylvania, in 1835. Her sister Hannah and her husband, who had lived near them in New York, apparently joined them in Pennsylvania.^19,20 She was probably the female age 50 to 60 listed in the household of her husband in the 1840 Federal Census of Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co., PennsylvaniaG.²¹
     Drusilla and Chester appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Conneaut Twp., Crawford Co., PennsylvaniaG, enumerated 10 Sep 1850, reporting real estate valued at $1,400. Their children Mary and Samuel were listed as living with them, as was Samuel's wife Keziah Kennedy.²²
     Drusilla and Chester appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Conneautville, Crawford Co., PennsylvaniaG, enumerated 18 Jun 1860, reporting real estate valued at $2,500 and personal estate of $657. Their son Samuel was listed as living with them, as was Samuel's wife Keziah and their children, Hattie and Sarah, and Levi Tower, a 36-year old grocer.²³
     Drusilla died on 5 Feb 1869 in Conneaut Twp.G at age 79.^10,11 She was buried in Conneaut Center Cemetery, Conneautville, Crawford Co., PennsylvaniaG.¹²