Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
Birth24 May 1806, Granville, Washington Co., NY, USA31
Census1860, USA, PA, Bradford Co., Canton Age: 53
Census USA1850, Granville Twp., Bradford Co., PA, USA Age: 43
Census USA1870, Canton, Bradford Co., PA, USA Age: 63
Death3 Aug 1888, Bradford Co., PA, USA31 Age: 82
BurialAlba Cemetery, Canton, Bradford Co., PA, USA
FatherJames Libeus Bothwell (1782-)
MotherNancy Smith (1782-)
Other spousesPolly Lilley
Marriage183031
SpousePhebe Blackwell31
Birthabt 1809, VT, USA1021
Birth18 Nov 1809, VT, USA31
Death10 Apr 1842, Bradford Co., PA, USA31 Age: 33
Census USA1860, Canton, Bradford Co., PA, USA Age: 51
Census USA1870, Canton, Bradford Co., PA, USA Age: 61
BurialAlba Cemetery, Canton, Bradford Co., PA, USA
FatherThomas Blackwell
MotherPriscilla Warner
Children
SpouseSarah I. Stiles (1849-1922)
ChildrenPhoebe Theodora (1889-1981)
SpouseSally M. Warren (1833-1885)
Marriage1852
ChildrenFred (-<1891)
Helen M. (1855-1928)
Mary Lillian “Kit” (Katherine) (~1861-)
Birth24 Feb 1833, PA, USA
Death24 Dec 1872, San Jose, Santa Clara Co., CA, USA4, San Jose (CA) Mercury-News 12/25/1872 Age: 39
BurialSan Jose, Santa Clara Co., CA, USA
MemoOak Hill Memorial Park
Occupation1850, Carpenter1031
Birth11 Jun 1835, Bradford Co., PA, USA2
Census1870, USA, PA, Bradford Co., Canton Age: 34
Census1880, USA, PA, Bradford Co., Canton Age: 44
Census1900, USA, PA, Lycoming Co., Williamsport Ward 13 Age: 64
Census1910, USA, PA, Lycoming Co., Loyalsock Age: 74
Census1920, USA, PA, Lycoming, Williamsport Ward 6 Age: 84
Death2 Dec 1921, Cummings, Lycoming Co., PA, USA2 Age: 86
Burial4 Dec 1921, Alba, Bradford Co., PA, USA
MemoAlba Cemetery
SpouseDaniel Burdett Crandall (ca1833-ca1883)
Marriage4 Mar 1858, Bradford Co., PA, USA
ChildrenJames Allen (ca1859-ca1927)
Grace (ca1864-)
Lucy H. “Lula” (ca1866-ca1938)
Thomas B. (ca1868-ca1871)
Maude Sarah (ca1878-ca1932)
Carson Edward (ca1879-ca1950)
Birth26 Oct 1837, PA, USA
Census1860, USA, PA, Bradford Co., Canton Age: 22
Census1880, USA, PA, Bradford Co., Troy Age: 42
Death22 Sep 1916, Troy, Bradford Co., PA, USA2 Age: 78
Burial24 Sep 1916, Troy, Bradford Co., PA, USA
MemoOak Hill Cemetery
SpouseCharles Clement Paine (1818-)
Marriage11 May 1864, Troy, Bradford Co., PA, USA
ChildrenCharlotte Eliza (1865-1935)
Annie Laura (1866-)
Paul Mayo (1869-1955)
Theodora Lucy (1871-1946)
Katherine Bothwell (1877-)
David (1879-1962)
Birthabt 1839, NY, USA1031
Census1860, USA, PA, Bradford Co., Canton Age: 21
Death24 Sep 1903, Bradford Co., PA, USA Age: 64
BurialAlba Cemetery, Canton, Bradford Co., PA, USA
SpouseJohn W Warren (~1839-1898)
Birth7 Apr 1842, Bradford Co., PA, USA
Death15 Apr 1842, Bradford Co., PA, USA Age: <1
BurialAlba Cemetery, Canton, Bradford Co., PA, USA
Notes for James Allen Bothwell
Living in Bradford Co., PA, in 1870. Residing with them was Nancy Rockwell, 88, born in CT, and 8-year-old Mary Lilly, born in PA.
In 1860 in Bradford Co., PA, living with them was Bryan Lilly, 9.
In 1860 in Bradford Co., PA, living with them was Bryan Lilly, 9.
Notes for Phebe Blackwell
Her name given in 1860 census as Polly.
Notes for Thomas Bruce (Child 2)
Per estate, wife named Isabella, three minor children.Resolutions. —At a meeting of the San Jose Fire Department held on Wednesday eveniug, December 25th, 1872, the following resolutions were unanimously adopted: Whereas, it has deen the pleasure of Divine Providence to remove from our midst our late associate, T. B. Bothwell, be it Resolved, That we tender to the members of his bereaved family the assurance of our heartfelt sympathy with them in their great loss. Resolved, That iu his death, the Fire Department of San Joso has lost one of its most honored aud useful members—one who endeared himself to all who knew him by his uniform kindness of heart and gentleness of manner. Resolved, That the Fire Department attend his funeral in a body. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be transmitted to his family.
At a meeting of the Ganlen City Lodge, No. 142, I. O. O. on Friday evening, December 27th, 1872, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, the great and all-wisa Maker and Master of the universe, has called Brother T. B. Bothwell, while yet in the noonday of his life, to the seat of the Great Judge above, thus leaving those so near and dear to hitn to mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband and father, and depriving this lodge and community of a worthy and honored member, therefore be it Resolved, That the members of Garden City Lodge, No. 142, I. O. O. F., join in bearing witness to the high character and standing our late Brother T. B. Bothwell has ever maintained as a citizen and an Odd Fellow, fltad that his untimely death is deeply mourned by his brethren of the Mystic Tie. Resolved, That we hereby tender to his bereaved family all of the sympathy and consolation in our power to bestow, and assure them that not only by the vows we have all taken, but also by every generous prompting of the heart do we hold as an ever sacrea trust the care and protection of the widow and the fatherless. Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this Lodge and duly certified copies thereof be transmitted to the family and father of the deceased, and also published in the city papers. Julius Jordon, Robert Scott, S. A. Barker, Committee.
At a meeting of the Ganlen City Lodge, No. 142, I. O. O. on Friday evening, December 27th, 1872, the following resolutions were adopted: Whereas, the great and all-wisa Maker and Master of the universe, has called Brother T. B. Bothwell, while yet in the noonday of his life, to the seat of the Great Judge above, thus leaving those so near and dear to hitn to mourn the loss of a kind and loving husband and father, and depriving this lodge and community of a worthy and honored member, therefore be it Resolved, That the members of Garden City Lodge, No. 142, I. O. O. F., join in bearing witness to the high character and standing our late Brother T. B. Bothwell has ever maintained as a citizen and an Odd Fellow, fltad that his untimely death is deeply mourned by his brethren of the Mystic Tie. Resolved, That we hereby tender to his bereaved family all of the sympathy and consolation in our power to bestow, and assure them that not only by the vows we have all taken, but also by every generous prompting of the heart do we hold as an ever sacrea trust the care and protection of the widow and the fatherless. Resolved, That the foregoing preamble and resolutions be spread upon the minutes of this Lodge and duly certified copies thereof be transmitted to the family and father of the deceased, and also published in the city papers. Julius Jordon, Robert Scott, S. A. Barker, Committee.
Notes for Sarah Helen (Child 4)
In 1900 census mother of 7, 4 living.