Edna C. Buckland1,2,3

Family Chart
ID# 10385, (abt 1837 - 1928)
FatherLeonard Buckland4,5 (1811 - 1902)
MotherNancy [surname unknown]6 (abt 1811 - 29 Jul 1848)

Key Events:

Birth: about Jul 1837, Monroe Co., New York7,8,9
Marriage: 1855, William Henry Cobb (Apr 1829 - 23 Oct 1904)10,11,12,13
Death: Apr 192814,15
Burial: 24 Apr 1928, Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, New York16,17
ChartsDescendants of Gideon Cobb

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Narrative:

     18 Edna C. Buckland was born about Jul 1837 in Monroe Co., New York.7,8,9 She was probably one of the two females under age 5 listed in the household of her father, Leonard Buckland, in the 1840 Federal Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York.19
     Her mother died on 29 Jul 1848, when Edna was about 11 years old.20 She appeared on the 1850 Federal Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, in the household of her father.21 She appeared on the 1855 State Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, in the household of her father.5
     Edna married William Henry Cobb, son of Gideon Cobb and Roxana Worden, in 1855.10,11,12,13
     Edna and William appeared on the 1860 Federal Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, enumerated 3 Jan 1861, reporting $300 in personal property. Their children Willard and Charlotte were listed as living with them.22
     Edna and William appeared on the 1865 State Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, enumerated 29 Jun 1865, reporting they lived in a brick house valued at $1,000. Their children Willard and Charlotte were listed as living with them, as here his mother's brother Lyman Worden and Eliz Hickman, age 14, shown as adopted.23
     Edna and William appeared on the 1870 Federal Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, enumerated Jun 1870, reporting real estate valued at $45,000 and personal estate of $3,025. Their children Willard, Charlotte and Margaret were listed as living with them, as were Lyman Worden, his mother's brother, Eliza Hacman, age 19, now shown as a domestic, and two farm laborers.24
     Edna and William appeared on the 1875 State Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, enumerated 8 Jun 1875, reporting that they lived in a brick house valued at $5,000. Their children Willard, Charlotte and Margaret were listed as living with them.25
     Edna and William appeared on the 1880 Federal Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, enumerated 29 Jun 1880. Their children Charlotte and Margaret were listed as living with them, as was Lenard Brown, a 25-year-old servant.26
     Edna and William appeared on the 1900 Federal Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, enumerated 9 Jun 1900, with Alice Hofeer, age 23, a servant from England also listed in the household. Their son Willard and his family were apparently living close by, as they are listed next in the census record.27
     Her husband died on 23 Oct 1904.28,29
     Edna appeared on the 1905 State Census of Rochester, Monroe Co., New York, on Elmwood Ave. Llisted as living with her were her daughter Charlotte and her husband, Newel L. Hungerford, and her son Willard with his daughter Mable, and a farm laborer, William Mertin, age 51.30
     Edna appeared on the 1910 Federal Census of Brighton, Monroe Co., New York, on Monroe Ave., enumerated 4 May 1910, reporting she owned her home, free of mortgage. Listed as living with her was her daughter Charlotte and her husband, Newel L. Hungerford, and her son Willard with his daughter Mable.31
     Edna appeared on the 1915 State Census of 1477 Highland Ave., Rochester, Monroe Co., New York. Listed as living with her were her daughter Charlotte and her husband, Newel L. Hungerford, and her son Willard with his daughter Mable.32
     Edna appeared on the 1920 Federal Census of Rochester, Monroe Co., New York, at 1477 Highland Ave., enumerated 12 Jan 1920, reporting she owned her home, free of mortgage. Her children Willard and Charlotte were listed as living with her, as were Willard's daughter Mable, her husband, Harry R. Wickhan, and their daughter Jean.33
     Edna appeared on the 1925 State Census of 1477 Highland Ave., Rochester, Monroe Co., New York. Her son Willard was listed as living with her, as were Willard's daughter Mable, her husband, Harry R. Wickhan, and their daughters Jean and Shirley.34
     Edna died in Apr 1928.14,15 She was buried on 24 Apr 1928 in Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, New York, next to her husband, in his father's lot.16,17

Children:
     Children with William Henry Cobb

It seems questionable whether the infant born in 1895 was in fact the child of William and Edna, given their ages, and that their last previous child was born about 1867. It seems more likely to have been the child of one of their children. The child is recorded on Mount Hope burial records as Wm H. Cobb's Inft" and is shown as buried in his lot, but does not appear on the plot plan for that lot. There is no other William H. Cobb in the family living in the area at the time; William's cousin of the same name seems to have moved to Michigan decades before.42,43
  • Willard G. Cobb35,36,37 (Feb 1857 - Dec 1927)
  • Charlotte Mary Cobb35,36,38 (abt Aug 1859 - )
  • Margaret Sherill Cobb35,39,40 (1867 - 1937)
  • infant Cobb41 (Nov 1895 - Nov 1895)

Citations

  1. [S7838] John Bucklin household, 1850 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York, shows name as Edna C. Buckland.
  2. [S2607] Cleveland and Cleveland, Genealogy of the Cleveland and Cleaveland Families, vol 1 pg 46, shows name as Edna Buckland.
  3. [S2445] "Tombstone Inscriptions from Section I - Mt. Hope Cemetery," GenWeb Monroe County NY, shows name as Edna G. Buckland, wife of William H. Cobb.
  4. [S7838] John Bucklin household, 1850 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York, shows them apparently living as parent and child.
  5. [S7837] Lenard Buckland household, 1855 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Brighton.
  6. [S500] Findagrave.com, online, memorial # 10845002, Nancy M Buckland, includes tombstone photo showing Nancy as the wife of Edna's father.
  7. [S7837] Lenard Buckland household, 1855 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Brighton, shows age 17 and county.
  8. [S2444] Mount Hope Cemetery, burial records, Jul 1919 to Aug 1935 - Coa, shows she was interred 24 Apr 1928 at age 90 yrs. 9 mo. 2 days.
  9. [S2496] William H. Cobb household, 1900 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York, shows month, year, as 1836, age 63 and state.
  10. [S2607] Cleveland and Cleveland, Genealogy of the Cleveland and Cleaveland Families, vol 1 pg 46, shows year and as his second marriage.
  11. [S4472] Gideon Cobb household, 1855 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Brighton, shows him as widowed as of 1 Jun.
  12. [S2493] William H. Cobb household, 1860 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York, shows them apparently living as husband and wife.
  13. [S2496] William H. Cobb household, 1900 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York, shows married 44 years.
  14. [S2444] Mount Hope Cemetery, burial records, Jul 1919 to Aug 1935 - Coa, shows she was interred 24 Apr 1928.
  15. [S2445] "Tombstone Inscriptions from Section I - Mt. Hope Cemetery," GenWeb Monroe County NY, shows year.
  16. [S2444] Mount Hope Cemetery, burial records, Jul 1919 to Aug 1935 - Coa, shows date and lot.
  17. [S2489] Mount Hope Cemetery, plot records, range I, lot 48, shows their graves as adjacent in lot purchased by Gideon Cobb 10 Mar 1845.
  18. [S2445] "Tombstone Inscriptions from Section I - Mt. Hope Cemetery," GenWeb Monroe County NY, shows her as wife of William H. Cobb.
  19. [S7839] Leonard Buckland household, 1840 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  20. [S500] Findagrave.com, online, memorial # 10845002, Nancy M Buckland, shows date and includes tombstone photo showing same.
  21. [S7838] John Bucklin household, 1850 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  22. [S2493] William H. Cobb household, 1860 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  23. [S7832] W. H. Cobb household, 1865 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Brighton.
  24. [S2494] William Cobb household, 1870 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  25. [S4471] William Cobb household, 1875 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Brighton.
  26. [S2495] William H. Cobb household, 1880 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  27. [S2496] William H. Cobb household, 1900 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  28. [S2445] "Tombstone Inscriptions from Section I - Mt. Hope Cemetery," GenWeb Monroe County NY, shows date.
  29. [S2444] Mount Hope Cemetery, burial records, Jan 1893 to Dec 1906 - Coa, shows he was interred 26 Oct 1904.
  30. [S7833] Edna C. Cobb household, 1905 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Rochester ward 21.
  31. [S7834] Edna C. Cobb household, 1910 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  32. [S7831] Edna C. Cobb household, 1915 New York State Census, New York Co., New York, Rochester ward 21.
  33. [S7835] Edna C. Cobb household, 1920 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York.
  34. [S7836] Edna C. Cobb household, 1925 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Rochester ward 21.
  35. [S2607] Cleveland and Cleveland, Genealogy of the Cleveland and Cleaveland Families, vol 1 pg 46.
  36. [S2493] William H. Cobb household, 1860 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York, shows them apparently living as parent and child.
  37. [S7832] W. H. Cobb household, 1865 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Brighton, shows him as the child of her husband.
  38. [S7832] W. H. Cobb household, 1865 New York State Census, Monroe Co., New York, Brighton, shows the girl as child of E. C.'s husband.
  39. [S2494] William Cobb household, 1870 U.S. Census, Monroe Co., New York, shows them apparently living as parent and child.
  40. [S4296] "Historic Marriage Records Research Site," City of Rochester Municipal Archives, record for Thos M. Lynn and Rilla M. Cobb.
  41. [S2444] Mount Hope Cemetery, burial records, Jan 1893 to Dec 1906 - Coa, shows name as "Wm H Cobb's Inft" and she was William's wife at the time.
  42. [S2489] Mount Hope Cemetery, plot records, range I, lot 48, does not show infant buried in 1895.
  43. [S2444] Mount Hope Cemetery, burial records, Jan 1893 to Dec 1906 - Coa.