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Andrus Ebenezer [Male] b. 28 AUG 1692 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT - d. 26 OCT 1692 Farmington, Hartford Co., CT
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR1, page 2 from the Barbour Collection.
Death date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR1, pDeath date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR1, page 2 from the Barbour Collection.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 98 from the Barbour collection.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR2, page 95 from the Barbour Collection.
Jonathan and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies" paJonathan and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page vi in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
He is called Lieutenant on the record. As a member of the church he had soHe is called Lieutenant on the record. As a member of the church he had some prominence and was appointed in 1779, with others, to confer with Rev. Mr. Robinson concerning a Confession and Covenant.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR6, page 1 from the Barbour Collection.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR6, page 1 from the Barbour Collection.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR6, page 1 from the Barbour Collection.
Josiah and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" pages vii & viiJosiah and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" pages vii & viii, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
He lived in the Flanders district.He lived in the Flanders district.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR15, page B from the Barbour Collection.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR15, page B from the Barbour Collection.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR15, page B from the Barbour Collection.
Death date is found in the History of Southington, Mr. Chapman's Records of Death, page 235, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Josiah and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page ix, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Graduated at Yale College 1797; studied theology, licensed to preach JuGraduated at Yale College 1797; studied theology, licensed to preach June 5, 1799, ordained at Killingworth April 12, 1802. Removing to New York, he studied medicine, and received his medical degree March 11, 1816. He settled as pastor at Perth Amboy, N. J. in 1816, and both preached and practiced medicine. He died in New York, April 26, 1853.
Benjamin and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page viii, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
He was a blacksmith and had his shop at the extreme north part of the townHe was a blacksmith and had his shop at the extreme north part of the town.
This article states that "The children of Mr. Andrews were by his second wThis article states that "The children of Mr. Andrews were by his second wife." But, Beriah's birth date is in Feb. 1774 before Benjamin's first wife, Patience died.
Birth date is found in the Vital Records of Farmington, CT,, Vol. LR17, page 430 from the Barbour Collection.
Beriah and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" pagBeriah and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" pages ix & x, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
He was a Tinner by trade, and lived in the east part of town.He was a Tinner by trade, and lived in the east part of town.
Julia and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page xi, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
William and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page xi, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
He is a carpenter by trade, and lived for a time in the east part of the tHe is a carpenter by trade, and lived for a time in the east part of the town; then removed to West Street, Southington; then removed to Richford, N. Y., but finally returned to Southington, and now lives on West Street, a highly respected citizen of the town. five of his sons were in the last war, and all returned safely to their home.
Baptism date is found in the History of Southington, Records of the Church, Mr. Chapman's Baptismal Record, page 228, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Jonathan and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page viiJonathan and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page viii, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
He was a "minute man" during the Revolution and, and lived on his fatherHe was a "minute man" during the Revolution and, and lived on his father's place, where Austin Gridley now lives.
Connecticut Town Birth Records, pre-1870 (Barbour Collection)
about Elisha Deming Andrewsabout Elisha Deming Andrews
Name: Elisha Deming AndrewsName: Elisha Deming Andrews
[Elisha Deming Andrus] [Elisha Deming Andrus]
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Birth Date: 18 Feb 1783Birth Date: 18 Feb 1783
Birth Location: SouthingtonBirth Location: Southington
Parent Name: Jonathan Jr.Parent Name: Jonathan Jr.
Parent Name: RuthParent Name: Ruth
Elisha and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page x, in the "Elisha and family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page x, in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
He graduated at Yale College in 1803; studied theology with Dr. LathroHe graduated at Yale College in 1803; studied theology with Dr. Lathrop, of West Springfield, Mass; settled at Putney, Vermont; preached at West Bloomfield, Mendon and Pittsford, N. Y.; also at Armada, Mich., where he died Jan. 12, 1852.
1850 United States Federal Census1850 United States Federal Census
about Elisha D Andrewsabout Elisha D Andrews
Name:Name:
Elisha D AndrewsElisha D Andrews
Age:Age:
6767
Birth Year:Birth Year:
abt 1783abt 1783
Birthplace:Birthplace:
ConnecticutConnecticut
Home in 1850:Home in 1850:
Armada, Macomb, MichiganArmada, Macomb, Michigan
Gender:Gender:
MaleMale
Family Number:Family Number:
287287
Household Members:Household Members:
NameName
AgeAge
Elisha D AndrewsElisha D Andrews
6767
Betsy AndrewsBetsy Andrews
6565
Seth L AndrewsSeth L Andrews
4141
E W TrueE W True
4242
Ame A TrueAme A True
3838
John L AndrewsJohn L Andrews
3636
George AndrewsGeorge Andrews
2424
George P AndrewsGeorge P Andrews
1212
Lamear GreyLamear Grey
2424
David RavisonDavid Ravison
2424
Nathaniel ChandlerNathaniel Chandler
4141
Thomas ProctorThomas Proctor
1717
Elvira WoolmanElvira Woolman
1313
Source Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Armada, Macomb, Michigan; RolSource Citation: Year: 1850; Census Place: Armada, Macomb, Michigan; Roll: M432_357; Page: 20B; Image: 45
1860 United States Federal Census
about Seth Andrewsabout Seth Andrews
Name: Seth AndrewsName: Seth Andrews
Age in 1860: 50Age in 1860: 50
Birth Year: abt 1810Birth Year: abt 1810
Birthplace: VermontBirthplace: Vermont
Home in 1860: Washington, Macomb, MichiganHome in 1860: Washington, Macomb, Michigan
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Post Office: RomeoPost Office: Romeo
Household Members: Name AgeHousehold Members: Name Age
Seth Andrews 50Seth Andrews 50
Amelia Andrews 45Amelia Andrews 45
George Andrews 22George Andrews 22
Carrie Andrews 2Carrie Andrews 2
Eliza Hines 17Eliza Hines 17
Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michiga Source Citation: Year: 1860; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michigan; Roll: M653_553; Page: 717; Image: 291; Family History Library Film: 803553.
1870 United States Federal Census1870 United States Federal Census
about Seth L Andrewsabout Seth L Andrews
Name: Seth L AndrewsName: Seth L Andrews
Age in 1870: 61Age in 1870: 61
Birth Year: abt 1809Birth Year: abt 1809
Birthplace: VermontBirthplace: Vermont
Home in 1870: Washington, Macomb, MichiganHome in 1870: Washington, Macomb, Michigan
Race: WhiteRace: White
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Post Office: RomeoPost Office: Romeo
Household Members: Name AgeHousehold Members: Name Age
Seth L Andrews 61Seth L Andrews 61
Amelia T Andrews 56Amelia T Andrews 56
Carrie E Andrews 12Carrie E Andrews 12
Helen Tedman 43Helen Tedman 43
Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michigan; RSource Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michigan; Roll: M593_688; Page: 163B; Image: 725; Family History Library Film: 552187.
1880 United States Federal Census1880 United States Federal Census
about Seth L. Andrewsabout Seth L. Andrews
Name: Seth L. AndrewsName: Seth L. Andrews
Age: 70Age: 70
Birth Year: abt 1810Birth Year: abt 1810
Birthplace: VermontBirthplace: Vermont
Home in 1880: Washington, Macomb, MichiganHome in 1880: Washington, Macomb, Michigan
Race: WhiteRace: White
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)Relation to Head of House: Self (Head)
Marital Status: MarriedMarital Status: Married
Spouse's Name: Amelia T. AndrewsSpouse's Name: Amelia T. Andrews
Father's Birthplace: ConnecticutFather's Birthplace: Connecticut
Mother's Birthplace: MassachusettsMother's Birthplace: Massachusetts
Occupation: PhysicianOccupation: Physician
Cannot read/write:Cannot read/write:
Blind:Blind:
Deaf and dumb:Deaf and dumb:
Otherwise disabled:Otherwise disabled:
Idiotic or insane: Idiotic or insane:
Household Members: Name AgeHousehold Members: Name Age
Seth L. Andrews 70Seth L. Andrews 70
Amelia T. Andrews 64Amelia T. Andrews 64
John H. Potter 23John H. Potter 23
Carie E. Potter 21Carie E. Potter 21
Sarah Pierce 40Sarah Pierce 40
Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michiga Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michigan; Roll: 593; Family History Film: 1254593; Page: 614C; Enumeration District: 214; Image: 0249.
Michigan, Deaths and Burials Index, 1867-1995 Michigan, Deaths and Burials Index, 1867-1995
about Seth L. Andrewsabout Seth L. Andrews
Name: Seth L. AndrewsName: Seth L. Andrews
Birth Date: abt 1810Birth Date: abt 1810
Birth Place: VermontBirth Place: Vermont
Death Date: 17 Feb 1893Death Date: 17 Feb 1893
Death Place: Romeo, Macomb, MichiganDeath Place: Romeo, Macomb, Michigan
Death Age: 83Death Age: 83
Occupation: PhysicianOccupation: Physician
Race: WhiteRace: White
Marital Status: MarriedMarital Status: Married
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Father Name: Elisha AndrewsFather Name: Elisha Andrews
Mother Name: Betsy AndrewsMother Name: Betsy Andrews
FHL Film Number: 979575FHL Film Number: 979575
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Dr Seth L Andrews Dr Seth L Andrews
Birth: Jun. 24, 1809 Birth: Jun. 24, 1809
Death: Feb. 17, 1893 Death: Feb. 17, 1893
Missionary to the Sandwich Islands from 1836 - 1848. Missionary to the Sandwich Islands from 1836 - 1848.
Family links: Family links:
Spouse: Spouse:
Amelia T Dike Andrews (1815 - 1897)* Amelia T Dike Andrews (1815 - 1897)*
Burial: Burial:
Romeo Cemetery Romeo Cemetery
RomeoRomeo
Macomb CountyMacomb County
Michigan, USA Michigan, USA
Created by: Karen Rogers Created by: Karen Rogers
Record added: Jun 25, 2004 Record added: Jun 25, 2004
Find A Grave Memorial# 8985683 Find A Grave Memorial# 8985683
The Friend, Volume 51, Number 4, 1 April 1893 Edition 01 — Doctor SeThe Friend, Volume 51, Number 4, 1 April 1893 Edition 01 — Doctor Seth L. Andrews: In Memoriam.
Doctor Seth L. Andrews: In Memoriam. Doctor Seth L. Andrews: In Memoriam.
BY A. B. LYONS, M.D. BY A. B. LYONS, M.D.
On Friday evening, February 17th, at Romeo, Mich., departed this life, DOn Friday evening, February 17th, at Romeo, Mich., departed this life, Dr. Seth L. Andrews, well remembered here as a former medical missionary of the American Board on Hawaii. Few of those who were his co-laborers survive him, but there must be some who were then children whose interest in natural science was kindled by the doctor's enthusiasm as an eager student of nature. The writer himself gratefully acknowledges his personal indebtedness for an introduction, at a very early age, to botany and astronomy as living studies. Dr. Andrews was born June 21, 1809, at Putney, Vt. He received a literary and medical education at Dartmouth College. In 1836 he was married to Miss Parnelly Pierce, and the same year sailed for Hawaii nei with the third missionary reinforcement, arriving at Honolulu April 9, 1837, in the soulstirring times of the great revival. He was located at Kailua, Hawaii, where he found a comfortable home in the stone house built by Rev. Attemas Bishop. His work as physician to the mission families on Hawaii involved, however, frequent arduous and even perilous journeys by land and by sea, which told severely on his health. Hewas accompanied, of necessity, on many of these journeys by his wife and one or more infant children, and so, probably, experienced more of the hardships of missionary life than any other member of the mission. On one occasion he traveled on foot through the woods from Hilo to Waimea with his wife and a son, about four years of age, through almost incessant rain, and unprovided with tent or other shelter by night. During the twelve years of his lesidence at Kailua he buried three infant children, and his faithful and devoted wife. His own health became greatly impaired as the result of a severe attack of dysentery, and finally in 1848 it was deemed necessary for him to return to America. There his health was restored and after three years he married Miss Amelia T. Dike of Pittsford, Vt., in 1852, expecting to resume his mission work here, but as the A. B. C. F. M. were even then drawing their Hawaiian work to a close, it was finally decided that he should not return. He then settled in Romeo, Michigan, where he has resided ever since, practicing his profession for many years actively, and until very recently in a retired way. An earnest worker in his profession, he kept well up with the advance of the times. He remained to the last an interested student of all natural Phenomena. In his home in Michigan he was the authority in Scientific matters of all kinds. One room in his house was dc-
voted to the large collection be had made in Hawaii of plants, minerals, svoted to the large collection be had made in Hawaii of plants, minerals, shells and the implements, kapas, etc., formerly used by the aborigines, and it was a pleasure to him always to exhibit to any who were interested these treasures. To the last he retained bis faculties in a remarkable degree. His interest in the Islands and in everything con nected with them was undiminished, and their prosperity was very near his heart. His last letter to his son. Dr. G. P. Andrews, written only a few days before his death was full of solicitude for the best settlement of our problems. He wrote, " I pray God to remember all that has been accomplished for the salvation of Hawaii, to hear the prayers of his people for seventy years past, and to take into his own hands the direction of affairs and bring about such a result as His infinite wisdom deems to be best." This expression is typical of his life. All things were in the bands of the Infinite, and he was a son who had but to follow the Father's guidance: all things were well that He ordered. As faithful to Christian duty as to the duties of his professional life, he was never absent from his place in the church or the prayer meeting; bis white head and serene, spiritual face spoke as eloquently as his words of a lite bid with Christ in God, of a faith without thought of wavering, a hope already in fruition, a heart of christian love large enough to embrace all for whom Christ died. His end was like a translation. He had not been well for a few days, suffering from shortness of breath. In the evening after family worship, during which he tenderly petitioned tor his beloved Hawaii and the children in Honolulu, he was reclining in an easy chair while his bed was prepared, when Mrs. Andrews saw a little motion of one hand followed by a slight gasp for breath, and the loving heart that had beat so long and faithfully for humanity was still.
Michigan, Death Records, 1897-1920
about Amelia Tammeson Dike Andrewsabout Amelia Tammeson Dike Andrews
Name: Amelia Tammeson Dike AndrewsName: Amelia Tammeson Dike Andrews
Birth Year: abt 1815Birth Year: abt 1815
Death Date: 11 Sep 1897Death Date: 11 Sep 1897
Death Place: Romeo, MacombDeath Place: Romeo, Macomb
Age: 82Age: 82
Father's Name: Johnathan DikeFather's Name: Johnathan Dike
Source Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michigan; RSource Citation: Year: 1870; Census Place: Washington, Macomb, Michigan; Roll: M593_688; Page: 163B; Image: 725; Family History Library Film: 552187.
Amelia T Dike Andrews Amelia T Dike Andrews
Birth: Jul. 17, 1815 Birth: Jul. 17, 1815
Death: Sep. 11, 1897 Death: Sep. 11, 1897
Family links: Family links:
Parents: Parents:
Jonathan Dike (____ - 1871) Jonathan Dike (____ - 1871)
Tamesin Hammond Dike (____ - 1829) Tamesin Hammond Dike (____ - 1829)
Spouse: Spouse:
Seth L Andrews (1809 - 1893) Seth L Andrews (1809 - 1893)
Burial: Burial:
Romeo Cemetery Romeo Cemetery
RomeoRomeo
Macomb CountyMacomb County
Michigan, USA Michigan, USA
Created by: Karen Rogers Created by: Karen Rogers
Record added: Jun 25, 2004 Record added: Jun 25, 2004
Find A Grave Memorial# 8985685 Find A Grave Memorial# 8985685
Gideon and his family are found in "Southington Genealogies" page vi in the "Ecclesiastical and other Sketches of Southington, Conn., by Rev. Herman Timlow, pub.1875".
Lived in Southington, but he and his wife were dismissed from the churLived in Southington, but he and his wife were dismissed from the church to Burlington in 1783. He held town offices, and was also in the Revolutionary War.
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