Williamson_Beebe in Iowa

Event(s):

Birth: abt 1854

Place:

Pickune,Shelby,Iowa

Death: 1932

Place:

Hindsville,Madison,Arkansas

Don

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Sent: Sunday, April 30, 2006 2:04 PM

Subject: Re: [WILLIAMSON]

Thank you for the txt Document, Don.

This is weird.

My 3rd g grand father is a John Williamson (William⁵, William⁴, Cornelius³, Willam², Willem¹) born in the colony of NJ. John m. 1st Hannah Stone in VA, had one son,m John Jr,when Hanna died John Sr m 2nd Elizabeth Lavely.

He fought in the Rev War in VA/WVA and came first to PA then settled in OH with his land warrant.

My grandfather Jesse went to MO and then to IA and two of his brothers wound up just East of Sioux City. One was an employee of the American oil co (died in 1920), one farmed until 1910 when he bought more land in SD around Vail.

My Jesse tried farming, even went to NE for a time then back to IA. He lived in Correctionville, IA in 1907, then Hartley, IA.

I was born in Sioux City and lived in Spencer, Mason City, Wesley and Bancroft.

My mother's relatives lived in Walnut and Crawford, IA. They moved to NE where mom was born.

I just can't connect to your Williamson's though.

Richard Williamson
Tucson, AZ
http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~williamsondnaproject/INDEX.htm

Descendants of John WILLIAMSON-69258 by M. Kohl-Fuhs et al

First Generation

1. John WILLIAMSON-69258.
John married Nancy {SURNAME?}-69259.
They had the following children:
+ 2M i. Chauncey WILLIAMSON-69101 was born 29 May 1823 and died 9 Oct 1898.
Second Generation

2. Chauncey WILLIAMSON-69101 (John) was born 29 May 1823. He died 9 Oct 1898
and was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints) Cemetery, Grove Twp.,
Shelby Co., IA.
1860 census
Chancy Williamson Gallands Grove, Shelbyville P.O. 37 New York Male
Elizabeth J Williamson Gallands Grove, Shelbyville P.O. 31 Ohio Female
George Williamson Gallands Grove, Shelbyville P.O. 8 Iowa Male
John Williamson Gallands Grove, Shelbyville P.O. 3 Iowa Male

1889 Biographical History of Shelby County, Iowa, pp. 491-492

CHAUNCEY WILLIAMSON, a native of Onondaga County, Town of Spofford, New York,
was born May 23, 1823. He is the son of John and Nancy Williamson, natives of New York.
When he was eight years old his parents removed from New York to Pennsylvania, remaining
there one winter; they then went to Monroe, Ashtabula County, Ohio, and here our subject
dwelt until he was twenty years old, receiving a common-school education. When he left Ohio he went to Oakland County,
Michigan, remaining there about six years; here he was employed in various pursuits, and in the spring of 1850 he started
to California. On reaching Council Bluffs he stopped, and concluded to remain in Iowa.

Mr. Williamson was married April 15, 1851, to Miss Elizabeth J. Liston. Seven children were born to them -- George H.,
Matilda (deceased), Henry (deceased), John, Nancy, wife of David Baughman; Mary, wife of C. A. Beebe, and David.
Mrs. Williamson was called to the other life in October, 1869, at the age of thirty-nine years. Mr. Williamson was again
married February 22, 1872, to Leanah, the widow of Milton M. Beebe, and daughter of William and Polly (Headrick) Van
Ausdell. She was born in Lawrence County, Ohio, May 29, 1826, and was married to Milton M. Beebe in Lee County,
Iowa, in 1850. They resided in Shelby County from 1851 until 1857, and during this time Mr. Beebe figured quite
prominently in business and political circles of the county. He was engaged in the mercantile trade in Manteno, and was
elected the first sheriff of the county. In 1857 he removed to Missouri, and died there before the close of the Rebellion. In
1866 Mrs. Beebe and five children returned to Shelby County; the children are -- Luella G. (deceased), wife of Isaac
Fauts; Georgianna V., wife of George Williamson; Cornelius A., Kate I., wife of Henry Urfer; Mary M., wife of Marion
Hawley. Mr. Williamson and Mrs. Beebe were married February 22, 1872. After his first marriage Mr. Williamson
resided in Mills County, then Harrison County, and in 1854 came to Shelby County, and purchased 160 acres of land in
Grove Township, which he still makes his home. He has made many valuable improvements, erecting a residence and
barns for stock and grain. Mr. Williamson has done much toward the advancement and growth of this part of Shelby
County, and has held many positions of trust among the people. He assisted in the organizing of the school districts in his
section. In politics his sentiments find expression in the principles of the Republican party. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson are
consistent members of the reorganized church of Jesus Christ, or the Latter- Day Saints, he having served as priest in this
body for twenty-six years. They have been zealous workers in their church, and have done much for the religious element
of the community, and are deserving of the regard in which they are held.

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Chauncey married (1) Elizabeth J. LISTON-69243 on 15 Apr 1851. Elizabeth was
born 15 Jan 1831. She died 10 Oct 1869 and was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter
Day Saints) Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby Co., IA.

They had the following children:

+ 3M i. George WILLIAMSON-69244 was born 1852 and died 1930.
4 F ii. Matilda WILLIAMSON-69247.
5 M iii. Henry WILLIAMSON-69249.
6 M iv. John WILLIAMSON-69248.
+ 7F v. Nancy J. WILLIAMSON-69205 was born Aug 1860 and died 1939.
8 F vi. Mary WILLIAMSON-69250.
Mary married Cornelius A. BEEBE-69251, son of Milton M. BEEBE-69242 and Leanah VAN
AUSDALL-69100.
9 M vii. David WILLIAMSON-69252.

Chauncey also married (2) Leanah VAN AUSDALL-69100, daughter of William VAN
AUSDALL-69087 and Polly HEDRICK-69088, on 22 Feb 1872. Leanah was born 29
May 1826. She died 7 Feb 1907 and was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day
Saints) Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby Co., IA.

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Third Generation

3. George WILLIAMSON-69244 (Chauncey, John) was born 1852. He died 1930 and
was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints) Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby
Co., IA.
George married Georgia BEEBE-69245, daughter of Milton M. BEEBE-69242 and Leanah VAN AUSDALL69100. Georgia was born 1852. She died 1932 and was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints)
Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby Co., IA.

They had the following children:

10M i. David WILLIAMSON-69246 was born 12 May 1888. He died 14
May 1888 and was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints)
Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby Co., IA.

7. Nancy J. WILLIAMSON-69205 (Chauncey, John) was born Aug 1860 in IA. She died
1939 and was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints) Cemetery, Grove Twp.,
Shelby Co., IA.
Nancy married David S. BAUGHMAN-69202, son of William BAUGHMAN-69193 and Sarah {SURNAME?}
69201. David was born Jan 1856 in IA. He died 1933 and was buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints)
Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby Co., IA.

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Home in 1880: Grove, Shelby, Iowa
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Iowa State Census, 1895

Davis Baughman 39 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove
Nancy J. Baughman 34 Iowa W Shelby Grove
Gertrude F. Baughman 15 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove
Eugine A. Baughman 12 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove
Harbard C. Baughman 10 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove
Lenord L. Baughman 8 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove
Edman C. Baughman 6 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove
Mildred M. Baughman 3 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove
Joseph M. Baughman 1 Shelby Co W Shelby Grove

= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Name: David Baughman
Home in 1900: Grove, Shelby, Iowa
Age: 44
Estimated birth year: 1856
Birthplace: Iowa
Race: White
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Name: David S Baughman
Age: 64 years
Estimated birth year: abt 1856
Birthplace: Iowa
Race: White
Home in 1920: Coal Springs, Fallon, Montana
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =
Name: David S Baughman
Age: 74
Estimated birth year: abt 1856
Birthplace: Iowa
Relation to head-of-house: Head
Spouse's Name: Nancy J Baughman
Race: White
Home in 1930: Blue, Jackson, Missouri

They had the following children:

11M i. Bergen Arley BAUGHMAN-69207 was born 14 Sep 1880. He died 20 Aug 1881 and was
buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints) Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby Co., IA.

12M ii. Clyde BAUGHMAN-69209 was born Mar 1884 in IA.

13 M iii. Leonard BAUGHMAN-69210 was born Feb 1886 in IA.

14M iv. Chauncey BAUGHMAN-69211 was born Oct 1888 in IA.

15F v. Mildred BAUGHMAN-69212 was born Jul 1891 in IA.

16M vi. Marcus BAUGHMAN-69213 was born Apr 1894 in IA.

17 F vii. Carrie M. BAUGHMAN-69214 was born Jul 1896 in IA.

18 F viii. Sophia Janette BAUGHMAN-69206 was born 16 Feb 1899. She died 28 Oct 1900 and was
buried in Galland's Grove (aka Latter Day Saints) Cemetery, Grove Twp., Shelby Co., IA.

19M ix. William BAUGHMAN-69208 was born about 1903.

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Index

Name ID Page Name ID Page

BAUGHMAN, Bergen Arley (b.1880)

11 4
BAUGHMAN, Carrie M. (b.1896)

17 4
BAUGHMAN, Chauncey (b.1888)

14 4
BAUGHMAN, Clyde (b.1884)

12 4
BAUGHMAN, David S. (b.1856)

7S 3
BAUGHMAN, Leonard (b.1886)

13 4
BAUGHMAN, Marcus (b.1894)

16 4
BAUGHMAN, Mildred (b.1891)

15 4
BAUGHMAN, Sophia Janette (b.1899)

18 4
BAUGHMAN, William (b.1903)

19 4
BEEBE, Cornelius A.

8S 2
BEEBE, Georgia (b.1852)

3S 3
LISTON, Elizabeth J. (b.1831)

2S 2
VAN AUSDALL, Leanah (b.1826)

2S 2
WILLIAMSON, Chauncey (b.1823)

21
1
WILLIAMSON, David (b.1888)

10 3
WILLIAMSON, David

92
WILLIAMSON, George (b.1852)

32
3
WILLIAMSON, Henry

52
WILLIAMSON, John

62
WILLIAMSON, John

11
WILLIAMSON, Mary

82
WILLIAMSON, Matilda

42
WILLIAMSON, Nancy J. (b.1860)

72
3
{SURNAME?}, Nancy

1S 1

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Looking for early records era late 1700s for John and Nancy Williamson, natives of Onondaga County New York.

John and Nancy Williamson are my 4gparents.

Don Kelly, CC, DesMoines County, Iowa.

MORE:

Chauncey Williamson, a native of Onondaga County, Town of Spofford, New York, was born May 23, 1823. He is the son of John and Nancy Williamson, natives of New York. When he was eight years old his parents removed from New York to Pennsylvania, remaining there one winter; they then went to Monroe, Ashtabula County, Ohio, and here our subject dwelt until he was twenty years old, receiving a common-school education. When he left Ohio he went to Oakland County, Michigan, remaining there about six years; here he was employed in various pursuits, and in the spring of 1850 he started to California. On reaching Council Bluffs he stopped, and concluded to remain in Iowa.

My line is Chauncey, George Henry, Chancy Merritt, Eunice (my grandmother). So I guess that makes it 4th for me. I have done alot of digging but I'm getting stuck. One interesting thing I found was that our Chauncey isn't the same one that married Fanny Tyler in New York. Our Chauncey was in Iowa in 1860, and Fanny Tyler and her Chauncey were still in New York!! There's a few more that I have come up with. Please email me at [email protected], I would like to see what you think.

Don,
We had a tremendous amount of help from a Dr. Lain L. Garrison (deceased) who did the tough research on our immigrant ancestor.

I knew, because I had stumbled across a cousin who also found the same information that Dr. Garrison had found and she shared it with me.
The information came in the form of a family bible kept by Samuel Garritsen. It had been translated earlier and was just waiting for someone to come along and rediscover it. How does Garritsen connect with Williamson?
My immigrant's name was Willem Garritsen, thus his children all became Willemse(n).

The long form is in the RECORD a publication put out by the New York Genealogical and Biographical Society. Vol 133, Number 3, July 2002.
Here is the short form of the story.
"The parentage of Willem Willemse is known. It is spelled out in a family record started by his half-brother Samuel Gerritsen, the original of which is held by the Brooklyn Historical Society.
   Mary (surname still unkown) was born in 1636 in Burmuda (of all places) and married there in 1650 William Gerritsen.
Willem Willemse, the son of this couple, was born in 1653 in Burmuda, and in 1656 they had a son Cornelis.
   In 1659 Mary and William Gerritsen arrived in New Netherland. They had a daughter Sarah born 1660 and Hannah 1662.
   In 1662 William Gerritsen died, and in 1663 Mary married Gerrit Remmersen, a native of Friesland who had come to Amersfoort (Flatlands) in 1656. They had Anna, Rem, Samuel, Maria and Rachel, all of whom used the patronymic Gerritsen which became their surname.
   Mary (the mother of Willem Willemse) died in 1721 and was buried in Gravesend.
   Samuel Gerritsen, who kept the record from which all of the above is taken, also had this entry which I will quote in full: "In the year of our Lord 1722 the 2nd of February my brother William Willemsen fell asleep in the Lord on a Friday evening about 7 o'clock and was buried on a Tuesday after aged about 70 years." There is no more in this record about Willem, but there is no question that he is your           Willem Willemse who married Mayken Wyckoff. The Hannah who married Marten Wyckoff was his sister.

Dr. Aline was unable to finish her research, because of her early death from cancer.
But many people have written to the editor with their research papers and the Williamson part of the "Garritsen to Williamson" research should be published in the January 2004 RECORD.

Richard
Tucson, AZ

Someone on the CROW line...I am not on it...says they have info on Elizabeth...
I would love to make contact with you...Elizabeth was my GG Grandmother...the girl...Emy...was Emmaline Long...born in 1857...Elizabeth was married to ? LONG...he was killed before Emma was born in 1857....
Emmaline was my G Grandmother and we have a lot on her family...to present....
We don't have anything on ELizabeth...until she married CROW...
Have not been able to find .?. LONG...we think he was killed in Texas...as Elizabeth is in TX when Emma is born...
We knew that Elizabeth came from MO...but that was all we had to go on...
Would appreciate any help...Thanks...
Barb TL

[email protected]

NOTE: This record came from Iowa where members of the Williamson and Beebe families were interviewed. It is the best record we have so far to indicate their migration pattern starting in New York. We are seeking to learn where they came to New York from.

Shelby County 1889 Index
Audubon County

Chauncey Williamson submitted by Dick Barton

Chauncey Williamson, a native of Onondaga County, Town of Spofford, New York, was born May 23, 1823. He is the son of John and Nancy Williamson, natives of New York. When he was eight years old his parents removed from New York to Pennsylvania, remaining there one winter; they then went to Monroe, Ashtabula County, Ohio, and here our subject dwelt until he was twenty years old, receiving a common-school education. When he left Ohio he went to Oakland County, Michigan, remaining there about six years; here he was employed in various pursuits, and in the spring of 1850 he started to California. On reaching Council Bluffs he stopped, and concluded to remain in Iowa. Mr. Williamson was married April 15, 1851, to Miss Elizabeth J. Liston. Seven children were born to them - George H., Matilda (deceased), Henry (deceased), John, Nancy, wife of David Baughman; Mary, wife of C. A. Beebe, and David. Mrs. Williamson was called to the other life in October, 1869, at the age of thirty-nine years. Mr. Williamson was again married February 22, 1872, to Leanah, the widow of Milton M. Beebe, and daughter of William and Polly (Headrick) Van Ausdell. She was born in Lawrence County, Ohio, May 29, 1826, and was married to Milton M. Beebe in Lee County, Iowa, in 1850. They resided in Shelby County from 1851 until 1857, and during this time Mr. Beebe figured quite prominently in business and political circles of the county. He was engaged in the mercantile trade in Manteno, and was elected the first sheriff of the county. In 1857 he removed to Missouri, and died there before the close of the Rebellion. In 1866 Mrs. Beebe and five children returned to Shelby County; the children are - Luella G. (deceased), wife of Isaac Fauts; Georgianna V., wife of George Williamson; Cornelius A., Kate I., wife of Henry Urfer; Mary M., wife of Marion Hawley. Mr. Williamson and Mrs. Beebe were married February 22, 1872. After his first marriage Mr. Williamson resided in Mills County, then Harrison County, and in 1854 came to Shelby County, and purchased 160 acres of land in Grove Township, which he still makes his home. He has made many valuable improvements, erecting a residence and barns for stock and grain. Mr. Williamson has done much toward the advancement and growth of this part of Shelby County, and has held many positions of trust among the people. He assisted in the organizing of the school districts in his section. In politics his sentiments find expression in the principles of the Republican party. Mr. and Mrs. Williamson are consistent members of the reorganized church of Jesus Christ, or the Latter-Day Saints, he having served as priest in this body for twenty-six years. They have been zealous workers in their church, and have done much for the religious element of the community, and are deserving of the regard in which they are held.

Individual Record

FamilySearch™ Pedigree Resource File


Cornelius Alvero Beebe	Compact Disc #17 Pin #247403 (AFN: D3LL-PK)
Sex: M

Marriage(s):

Spouse:

Mary Elizabeth Williamson Disc #17 Pin #247411

Marriage: 1882

Place:

Don you probably have this but I an sending it anyway

Individual Record	1880 United States Census

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Cornelius BEEBE			Household
	Male

Other Information:
	Birth Year	<1854
	Birthplace	IA
	Age	26
	Occupation
	Marital Status	S <Single
	Race	W <White
	Head of Household	C. WILLIAMSON
	Relation	SSon <Stepson
	Father's Birthplace	NY
	Mother's Birthplace	OH

Source Information:
	Census Place	Grove, Shelby, Iowa
	Family History Library Film	1254364
	NA Film Number	T9-0364
	Page Number	8D

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Milton::beebe::1201.html

http://genforum.genealogy.com/cgi-bin/pageload.cgi?Milton::beebe::1199.html

FYI,
I am not related to this family but I was browsing and found the following Beebe's
buried at WAUSEON UNION cemetary in Fulton Co., OH
website was http://www.crewfamily.com/tombstones/volume_1_page_69.htm

BEEBE. Hazen Z. 1897 - 1955
BEEBE. Charles H. 1902 - 1934
BEEBE. Louise (m) 1877 - 1928
BEEBE, Nina A. 1909 - 1912
BEEBE, Ashley (f) GAR 1855 - 1927

Hope this helps someone!

FYI,
I am not related to these Beebe's but found them listed in Ayers Cemetary, Fulton Co., OH
http://www.crewfamily.com/tombstones/volume_1_page_102.htm

BEEBE. Moses A. s/o J.B.& W.S. Beebe
7 Aug 1856 Ae 4m-8d
BEEBE. Wealthy A. d/o J.B.& W.S. Beebe
8 Oct 1860 Ae 3y-22d
BEEBE, Mary J. w/o R.L. Beebe
9 Apr 1893 Ae 77y-7m-27d
BEEBE, Ruben L. 1 Jan 1810 - 17 May 1882
BEEBE. Adaline E. d/o Ruben & Mary 11 Jun 1842 Ae 2m-20d
BEEBE. Alfred L. s/o Ruben & Mary
31 May 1844 Ae 2m-15d
BEEBE, George A. s/o Pomaroy & Amanda A.
10 Feb 1844 Ae 1y-8m-7d
BEEBE. Gelinda A. d/o Jared B.& Wealthy S.
29 Sep 1848 -
BEEBE. Tryphosa 8 Dec 1851 Ae 69y-8m-29d

Hope this helps someone.