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Andrew Beardsley was born on 24 January 1715 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut. He died in 1796, at age ~81, in Wells, Rutland, Vermont, USA.

Andrew Beardsley had person sources.¹

Andrew Beardsley was born on 19 December 1713 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut. He died on 14 March 1714, at age 0, in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA.

Andrew Beardsley had person sources.¹

Samuel Beardsley was born on 9 October 1712 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut. He died on 20 June 1790, at age 77, in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut.

Samuel Beardsley had person sources.¹

Deborah Hull was born in 1673. She and John Beardsley were married on 27 November 1711. She died in 1732, at age ~59.

Deborah Hull had person sources.¹

Andrew Beardsley was born on 3 April 1709 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut. He died in 1710, at age ~1.

Andrew Beardsley had person sources.¹

Obadiah Beardsley was born on 14 June 1706 in Stratfield (now Bridgeport), Fairfield, Connecticut.^1,2,3 He and Mercy Jackson were married on 30 November 1730 in Bridgeport, Fairfield County, Connecticut.² He and Sarah Wheeler were married on 28 December 1755. He died on 13 December 1806, at age 100, in New Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut.^4,2

DEATH: Body found in the woods after he had gone hunting at 100 yr? Cause of
death unknown?

Married Dec 30 1730 Stratfield, Fairfield (now Bridgeport) County, Connecticut
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Obadiah Beardsley by the book # 46
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=99e6d3e6-be6e-422d-b26f-545e7dd94ff0&tid=5142233&pid=-947138115. Name: Obadiah Beardsley
Sex: M
Birth: 14 JUN 1706 in Stratford , Connecticut
Death: 1806 in New Fairfield, Connecticut
Reference Number: asd54153



Father: John Beardsley b: 11 OCT 1673 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut
Mother: Mary Booth

Marriage 1 Mercy Jackson

Married: 30 NOV 1730

Children

Has No Children Phineas Beardsley b: 4 DEC 1731
Has Children Phineas Beardsley b: 5 MAR 1732/33 in Stratfield, Connecticut
Has No Children David Beardsley b: 6 MAR 1734/35
Has No Children Sarah Beardsley b: 26 MAR 1736
Has Children Gideon Beardsley b: 1738
Has No Children Eunice Beardsley b: 15 MAR 1739/40
Has No Children Anna Beardsley b: 5 NOV 1741
Has No Children Mary Beardsley b: 30 MAR 1743
Has No Children Rhoda Beardsley b: NOV 1745
Has No Children Lucy Beardsley b: JUN 1747
Has Children Benajah Beardsley b: 27 SEP 1749 in New Fairfield , Connecticut


Marriage 2 Sarah Wheeler

Married: 28 DEC 1755

Children

Has No Children Elizabeth Mary Beardsley b: 19 OCT 1756
Has Children Salmon Wheeler Beardsley b: 15 NOV 1759 in New Fairfield, , Connecticut
Has No Children Selina Beardsley b: 1763. ID: I54154
Name: Sarah Wheeler
Sex: F
Death: 17 NOV 1764
Reference Number: asd54154



Marriage 1 Obadiah Beardsley b: 14 JUN 1706 in Stratford , Connecticut

Married: 28 DEC 1755

Children

Has No Children Elizabeth Mary Beardsley b: 19 OCT 1756
Has Children Salmon Wheeler Beardsley b: 15 NOV 1759 in New Fairfield, , Connecticut
Has No Children Selina Beardsley b: 1763. Obadiah Beardsley had seven sons and five lived to adulthood all of those sons fought in the American Revolutionary War.

1. Phineas Beardsley (1733-1812), Capt. 7th Connecticut Regiment (Captain Phineas Beardsley's 9th Company, Colonel Heman Swift's 7th (later 2nd) Connecticut Line Regiment.)

2. Gideon Beardsley (1738-1810), Lt/Capt 6th Co. 16th Connecticut Regiment (is this it? Sixth Company, Colonel Bradley's 16th Connecticut Regiment.)

3. Benajah Beardsley (1749-1810), Sgt, in Capt Beebe's Co. in the 5th Conn. Regiment a Sergeant in Capt. (David) Daniel Beebe's Company, Colonel Roger Enos'Regiment, Connecticut State Troops

4. David S. Beardsley (1752-1824) Evergreen Cemetery, Eden, Erie, NY- SAR appl
http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nyrcessar/Patriot_graves/NY_Counties/Erie_county.htm
(I can find no more on David's service, though.)

5. Salmon W. Beardsley (1759-1825), (mother- Sarah) Pvt in 2nd Connecticut Regiment

So, all of Obadiah's son's fought, and also one of his grandsons...

"Elija Beardsley (1760-1826), Private in Col. Herman Swift's 7th Connecticut Regiment in Revolutionary War. "A Boston Tea Party Indian." - a plaque, found on Elijah Beardsley's grave. (this is likely not correct, as he is not listed as one of the Tea Party Indians)

But that was one fighting family! From Gary Weyandt, October 1999--------------------------------------------------------He moved to New Fairfield where he came into possession of certain lands May 16, 1746.The Colonial Record (Volume 9, Page 301) says: "May, 1748 Obadiah Beardslee, of the South Society of New Fairfield, agent for said society, presented a memorial to the Assembly, praying for a tax to be laid on the divided unimproved lands in said Parish. A tax of sixpence old tenor, granted."He was very prominent in church affairs, a Deacon for thirteen years, 1769 to 1782. In connection with sixteen others, he presented a remonstrance to the Assembly against the unorthodox preaching of their Pastor, the Rev. James Taylor. Seven of these remonstrants were Beardsley's, viz: Obadiah, Nehemiah, Gideon, Josiah, Phineas and two Johns.He died in 1806, his body was found in the woods, where he had gone to trap game.Danbury Probate Records state that Nehemiah Beardsley was appointed administrator of Obaadiah's estate on December 13, 1806. Obadiah Beardsley had person sources.^4,1,2,3,5 Married Dec 30 1730 Stratfield, Fairfield (now Bridgeport) County, Connecticut.

John Beardsley was born on 6 September 1704 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut. He and Martha Odel were married. He died in 1772, at age ~68, in New Fairfield, Fairfield, Connecticut.

99. JOHN6 BEARDSLEY (JOHN5, SAMUEL4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM HUGH2, THOMAS JOHN1)2806 was born 17 Jun 1704
in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut2807, and died 1772 in New Fairfield, Connecticut2808. He married
MARTHA ODEL2808 Abt. 1729. She was born 09 Nov 1708 in Of Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut2809, and
died May 1797 2810.
More About JOHN BEARDSLEY:
Baptism: Sep 17042811
Fact: John willed his blacksmithing tools to his son, Nehemiah.2812
Occupation: Blacksmith2812
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More About MARTHA ODEL:
AKA (Facts Pg): Martha Odell2813
Christening: 21 Nov 1708, Stratfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut2814
Comment: A Genforum post has Martha Seeley as the wife of John Beardsley, data taken from Issac Haight
Beardsley's Beardsley-Beardslee Family in America, 1635-19022815
Children of JOHN BEARDSLEY and MARTHA ODEL are:
213. i. COL. NEHEMIAH7 BEARDSLEY, b. Abt. 1731; d. 31 Mar 1811, New Fairfield, Connecticut at the age of 79
yrs & 4mos..
214. ii. SERHIAH BEARDSLEY, b. Abt. 1733; d. Abt. 1757.
iii. GERSHOM BEARDSLEY2816, b. Abt. 1736; d. young2816.
More About GERSHOM BEARDSLEY:
Baptism: 08 Oct 17362816
215. iv. LYDIA BEARDSLEY, b. Aft. 1736.
v. MARY BEARDSLEY2816, b. Aft. 17372817; m. SAMUEL COMSTOCK2818, 1754; b. 17292818; d. 17642818.
216. vi. DR. EBENEZER BEARDSLEY, b. 1746; d. 05 Apr 1791, New Haven, Connecticut.
vii. HESEKIAH BEARDSLEY2818, b. 17482818; d. 10 May 1790, New Haven, Connecticut at the age of 42 years.; m.
ELIZABETH DAVIS2819; b. 12 Jan 1748, or 17492819; d. 23 Apr 1790, Savannah, Georgia2819.
Notes for HESEKIAH BEARDSLEY:
The inscription on his tombstone, Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, Connecticut, reads:
"Dr, Beardsley who died on the 10 of May 1790 in the 42nd year of his age. He was a useful member of
society greatly respected while living, and died much lamented by his acquaintances. Also, in Memory of
Mrs. Elizabeth Beardsley, his amiable consort, who died at savannah, Georgia, on the 23 of April, 1790, in
the 42 nd year of her age. Tho every Virtue graced this happy pair, Yet death their Virtues would no longer
spare."
He served in the Revolutionary War, as a physician, living at Farmington Connecticut, at the time. He cared
to the soldiers returning from service.
He was a druggist, as will as a physician. His drug store in Hartford, Connecticut, was a "few rods east f the
Court House," and the advertisement of the firm, "Beardsley and Hopkins" is t obe found in the Hartford
Courant, June 26, 1781. In 1782, he went t New Haven, Connecticut, where he had a similar drug store on
Chapel Street.
He was one of the original members of the New Haven County Medical Association, and served on the
Committee of Correspondence and examination.
As a physician, he started his practice in Southington, Connecticut, working as mush as his health would
permit. He was the first physician to describe 'congenital hypertrophic stenosis of the pylorus' of infants, and
his observation of the patient extended over a period of three years. The infant dying at five years of age; the
autopsy was made by Beardsley.
In the report, of this' singular case', Beardsley made notes of practically every features of the disease, which
we now know. The intellectual curiosity of the man to learn the entire truth of an unusual illness, was
illustrated by the fact that Beardsley did not learn of the death of his patient until the second day after the
death occurred. The late period of the autopsy, the almost intolerable stench, and the impatience of the people
who had collected for the child's funeral, prevented so thorough an examination of the child's body as would
otherwise have been made. The examination, however, in spite of its difficulties, revealed perfectly, the cause
of the pronged illness of the infant. (This case reported, "Causes and Observations," Medical Society, New
Haven Connecticut, 1788, pages 81-84.) The Hezekiah Beardsley Pediatric Society, is named for him.
More About HESEKIAH BEARDSLEY:
AKA (Facts Pg): Hezekiah Beardsley2819
Tombstone: Grove Street Cemetery, New Haven, Connecticut reads: 'Dr. Beardsley who died on the 10 of
May 1790 in the 42nd year of his age. He was a useful member of society greatly respected while living, and
died much lamented by his acquaintances. See Notes . John Beardsley had person sources.¹

Mary Beardsley was born in June 1703 in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut. She died in 1704, at age ~1.

Mary Beardsley had person sources.¹

Mary Boothe Wheeler was born in 1671 in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. She died on 7 January 1711, at age ~40, in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut. She was buried in Union Cemetery, Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut.

Mary Wheeler Beardsley

Birth: 1671
Fairfield
Fairfield County
Connecticut, USA
Death: Jan. 7, 1709
Stratfield
Fairfield County
Connecticut, USA

The daughter of John Wheeler & Judith Turney, Mary married John Beardsley on Jan. 17, 1701 in Stratford CT.

Family links:
Parents:
John Wheeler (1624 - 1690)
Judith Turney Wheeler (1635 - 1672)

Spouse:
John Beardsley (1673 - 1753)*

Children:
John Beardsley (1704 - 1792)*
Obadiah Beardsley (1706 - 1806)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Union Cemetery
Stratford
Fairfield County
Connecticut, USA

Created by: Robert Fickies
Record added: Dec 31, 2008
Find A Grave Memorial# 32531463. Mary Boothe Wheeler had person sources.¹

John Beardsley was born on 11 October 1673 in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut.^1,2,3,4,5 He was married in 1701.⁴ He and Deborah Hull were married on 27 November 1711. He died on 5 November 1753, at age 80, in Stratfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut.^1,4

John Beardsley by the book #19
http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=document&guid=e4ece351-67ae-47c8-ad08-a9b091dae859&tid=5142233&pid=-947175802. 43. JOHN5 BEARDSLEY (SAMUEL4, WILLIAM3, WILLIAM HUGH2, THOMAS JOHN1)1471,1472,1473 was born 11 Oct 1673
in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut1474, and died 1753 in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut1475. He
married (1) MARY BOOTHE WHEELER1475 07 Jan 1701 in Stratford, Fairfield County , Connecticut1475. She was
born Abt. 1671 in Stratford, Fairfield County, Connecticut1475, and died 07 Jan 1711 in Stratfield, Fairfield
County, Connecticut1475. He married (2) DEBORAH HULL1476 27 Nov 17111477.
Notes for JOHN BEARDSLEY:
H. F. Johnston editor of WILLIAM BEARDSLEY OF STRATFORD, CONNECTICUT AND HIS
DESCENDANTS has the wives of John Beardsley as 1. Mary Booth 2. Deborah Hull, pg. 96
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MARY BOOTH 1701 in Stratford, CT, USA, daughter of EBENEZER BOOTH and ELIZABETH JONES. She
was bom 1678, and died January 07, 17 1 0/1 1.
Notes for CARPENTER John BEARDSLEY:
Sources: The Beardsley-Lee Family in America, Isaac Haight Beardsly, 1902.
Copy of Will, Pp 231
LDS - 7609209,11, 1058312. John Beardsley had person sources.^1,2,3,4,5,6

Susanna De Vaux was born before 1 July 1682 in New Amsterdam, New York.^1,2 She died between 17 January 1762 and 30 November 1762 in Lower Yonkers, Westchester County, New York.

Alias: /Susan/

When Sussana was christened at the Reformed Dutch Church in NewAmsterdam, her parents were listed as Frederick de Voix andHester. The witnesses were Jan Dyckman and Maria. She and herhusband were mentioned in her father's will in 1741. She wroteher will on 17 January 1762. It was probated on 30 November1762. It appears in Abstracts of Wills Vol VI 1760-1766, page522, as follows: "In the name of God, Amen, January 13, 1762.I, SUSANAH NODINE, of the Yonkers, in Westchester County. Ileave to my daughter, Juda Jacobs, 1/2 of my movables, bothoutdoors and indoors, and to my daughter, Elizabeth Pinckney,the other 1/2. I leave to my grandson, Lewis Jacobs, my gun,and to my son Peter my Oyster rake. I leave to my granddaughterElizabeth, daughter of my son, Peter Nodine, a 2-year-oldheifer. I make my daughter, Juda Jacobs, executor. Witnesses,Evert Bussing, William Betts. Proved, November 30, 1762. Susanna De Vaux was christened on 1 July 1642 in New Amsterdam, New York.³

Frederick De Vaux was born about 1645 in Aunis, France.^1,2 He and Hester Tourneur were married on 24 June 1677 in Harlem, Manhattan County, New York.^1,2 He died in November 1743, at age ~98, in Morisianna, Westchester County, New York.

Frederick's last name is spelled many ways in old records. Someof the spellings are: De Vaux, De Voix, De Voorse, De Voe, DeVoese, De Vou and De Vose.
Frederick De Vaux , along with his parents and his brothers,Nicholas, Daniel and Jacob fled the province of Annis, Franceabout 1645, during the Huguenot persecution. They were pursuedby troops as the fled through the forests during the day and onbypaths at night. They found shelter with an old woman onenight, who hid and feed them. They went to Manheim, Germany,where Frederick grew and married his first wife. She diedchildless. In 1675 he went to England, then decided to followhis brothers and other relatives who preceded him to NewAmsterdam. He settled in Harlem. His German passport, dated 23February 1675, said he was a widower. He married his secondwife there and lived in Harlem till about 1683. He moved toFordham Manor, Westchester, on the Harlem River, below present149thSt. In 1694 he bought 184 acres. The area was laterknown as Devoe's Point.
In 1698, after the attempted assassination of King William,Frederick was one of the French Huguenots, in WestchesterCounty, NY, to sign a document against "these heretical acts."He signed as Frederick Devou.
In 1705, he bought land in Morrisania, Westchester Co., NY. In1715, he took the oath of Allegiance. In 1718 he bought 200acres of land in New Rochelle from his daughter Leah Gendron,who was left awidow by her husband's death. The next year, hebought an adjoining 100 acres, and signed his name, FrederickDe Vose.
In 1721, when his wife died, he sold his land to his sonFrederick Devoose, Jr.
He lived for a while with his daughter Susannah Nodine inYonkers, N.Y. He died in the home of his son Frederick. Acopy of his will appears in Abstracts of Wills Vol III1730-1744, page 160, as follows. "In the name of God, Amen,January 23, 1741. I, FREDERICK DE VOORSE, SR., of Westchester.My executors are to pay all debts, and I leave to each of themœ5. I leave to my eldest son Frederick, Å“10. To my son Joseph,œ15, to be paid by my son Abel, out of the money due to me fromhim on mortgage. I leave to my grand son, John De Voorse, œ20,to be paid by my son Abel. I leave to my son Abel, all that my100 acres of land at New Rochelle, and he is to pay to myexecutors œ135. I leave to my daughter Judith, my French PsalmBook. All the rest of my personal estate I leave to mydaughters, Rachel, wife of Johanes Dyckman, Susanah, wife ofAndrew Nodine, Esther, wife of Laury Vincent, Leah, widow ofNathaniel Bayley, Dinah, late wife of Tobias Conckling (and tothe children she had by her former husband, viz., Leah, wife ofJohn O'Brien, and Esther, wife of Charles Vincent, Elizabeth,Margaret, and Sarah), Judith, wife of Johanes Barhite, And tothe children of my daughter Mary, wife ofJoshua Bishop (by herformer husband, Evert Brown, viz., Evert, David, Benjamin, Asia,and Elizabeth). I make my sons Frederick and Daniel, and myfriend Abraham Morthing, executors. Witnesses, Gerardus Wilse,James Collard, Roger Barton. Proved, December 8, 1743. The were married in the Dutch Church in Harlem, New York.

Hester Tourneur was born in 1659 in Harlem, New York. She and Frederick De Vaux were married on 24 June 1677 in Harlem, Manhattan County, New York.^1,2 She died in 1721, at age ~62, in Westchester County, New York.²

Alias: /Esther/. The were married in the Dutch Church in Harlem, New York. Hester Tourneur was born about 1662 in Flatbush, Kings County, New York.

Jacob De Voe was born before 1 May 1678 in Westchester County, New York.^1,2 He died.

When Jacob and Rachel were christened as twins at the ReformedDutch Church in New Amsterdam, New York, their parents werelisted as Fredrick du Voix and Hester Te Neur. The witnesseswere Daniel Terneur, Nicholaes du Voix, Lydia Van Dyck andMagdalena Ter Neur. Jacob died young. Jacob De Voe was christened on 1 May 1678 in New Amsterdam, New York.³

Rachel De Voe was born before 1 May 1678 in Westchester County, New York.^1,2 She died after 1743.

When Rachel De Voe and Jacob were christened as twins at theReformed Dutch Church in New Amsterdam, New York, their parentswere listed as Fredrick du Voix and Hester Te Neur. Thewitnesses were Daniel Terneur, Nicholaes du Voix, Lydia VanDyck and Magdalena Ter Neur. She and her husband were mentionedin her father's will. Rachel De Voe was christened on 1 May 1678 in New Amsterdam, New York.³

Hester De Voe was born before 8 May 1680 in New Amsterdam, New York.^1,2 She died AFT 23 JAN 1740/1741.

Alias:Esther

When Hester was christened at the Reformed Dutch Church, NewAmsterdam, New York, her parents were listed as Fredrick duVois and Hester Terneur. The witnesses were Daniel Tourneurand Belige Hercx.She and her husband were mentioned in herfather's will in 1741. Hester De Voe was christened on 8 May 1680 in New Amsterdam, New York.³

Frederick J. De Voe was born in 1684 in Harlem, New York.¹ He died before 30 April 1753 in Morrisania, Westchester County, New York.¹

Frederick De Voe's father called him his oldest son in his will,in which he was made an executor.

His will is listed in Abstracts of Wills Vol IV 1744-1753, page273, as follows: "In the name of God, Amen, I, FREDERICKDEVOOE, of Morrisania, in Westchester County, yeoman, beingsick. "All debts and funeral charges are to be well and trulysatisfied." I leave to my wife Mary the use of all estate, realand personal, during her widowhood, "but if she marries sheshall have only œ30." I leave tomy eldest son Frederick, œ25.To my daughter, Abigail Brown, œ5. To my daughters, Hester,Sarah, Mary, and Leah, œ100, to be divided among them. All therest of my estate, real and personal, I leave to my sons,Frederick, Daniel, John, Thomas, and Abraham. After my wife'sdecease all of my estate is to be put up to be sold to thehighest bidder, and my executors have full power to sell. I makemy wife Mary, and my brother, Daniel Devooe, and my brother inlaw, Andrew Nodine, executors. Dated August 8, 1751. Witnesses,Joshua Bishop, James Collard, William Moore. Proved, April 30,1753. ."

Daniel De Voe was born about 1686 in New York.¹ He died on 8 November 1774, at age ~88.

Daniel was one of the executors of his father's estate.

Abel De Voe was born in 1688 in Morrisania, Westchester County, New York.¹ He died in 1774, at age ~86, in Westchester County, New York.¹

Mary De Voe was born in 1689 in Westchester County, New York.^1,2 She died BEF 23 JAN 1740/1741.

Mary was mentioned in her father's will in such a manner as itsounds like she was deceased. She was referred to as the wifeof Joshua Bishop and former wife of Evert Brown.

Leah ("Deveaux") De Voe was born in 1691 in New York.^1,2,3 She and Nathaniel Bailey were married after 1718. She died after 23 January 1739 in Rye, Westchester County, New York.

Leah married Peter Gendron, who owned a farm in New Rochelle,New York. After Peter died, her father bought the farm fromher. Then she married Nathaniel Bailey and they moved to Rye,New York.
She was mentioned in her father's will in January 1741, as the wife of Nathaniel Bayley.

Dinah De Voe was born in 1694 in New York.^1,2 She died AFT 23 JAN 1740/1741.

Dinah was mentioned in her father's will in January 1741, as thewife of the late Tobias Conckling. Her children, "by herformer marriage," were listed, though the spouses' name was notgiven.

Judith De Voe was born about 1698 in New York.^1,2 She died AFT 13 JAN 1740/1741.

Judith De Voe was mentioned in her father's will in January 1741as the wife of Johanes Barhite.

Abigail De Voe was born in 1700 in New York.^1,2 She died in 1720, at age ~20, in New Rochelle, Westchester, New York.¹

Joseph De Voe was born in 1696 in New York.¹ He died in 1774, at age ~78, in Westchester County, New York.¹