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Abner Doolittle and Joanne Lewis |
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1 Abner Doolittle of Bethleham CT. |
2 Joanne Lewis Doolittle of Bethleham CT. |
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The Family of Abner Doolittle and Joanne Lewis Doolittle |
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The Parents of Abner Doolittle Thomas Doolittle and Sarah Gitteau Doolittle
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The Parents of Joanne Lewis Mother and Father Lewis
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Gitteau Family Tree
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Lewis Family Tree
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Joanne’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Abner Doolittle Marriage to Joanne Lewis
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Marriages of Joanne Lewis Marriage to Abner Doolittle
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Doolittle Reunion in 1922 From the Naples Record, 13 September 1922 Lakeville - About 75 people gathered on the lawn at John West’s, in Lakeville, on Labor Day, at the reunion of the Doolittles. It was an ideal place for such a gathering, and Mr. West and family did all in their power to make the reunion a success. Guests were present from Silver Springs, Ellicottville, Dunkirk, Rochester, Lakeville, Livonia, Hemlock, Honeoye, Allens Hill, Naples, Henrietta, New York City, Hillsdate, MI, Wayland, Springwater, Syracuse and Groveland. By the way, the Doolittles in this section are descendants of Abner Doolittle, who was born in Connecticut and came with his children to New York state. From that beginning the Doolittles have settled in every direction, even to the Pacific coast, where a goodly number of them are found. A long table was spread on the lawn, and so many good things were on the table that when all had eaten till all were satisfied, 7 baskets remained, yes, more than 7 baskets remained, 7 times 7 would be nearer right. After dinner the assembly was called to order by the president, E. W. Doolittle, and the following officers were elected: President, Dr. Leigh Norget, of Henrietta; vice-president, Mrs. Cleora Blake, of Naples; secretary and treasurer, Mrs. Florence Friot, of Conesus; historian Miss Emma J. Winch, of Canadice. The afternoon, which passed only too quickly, was spent in visiting, interspersed with games and stunts of all kinds. The company separated with many good wishes and hearty goodbyes, hoping to gather again another year.
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The Obituary of Abner Doolittle 18 June 1764 - 24 November 1826 No obituary found.
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The Obituary of Joanne Lewis Doolittle 15 February 1767 - 24 November 1826 No obituary found.
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The Burial of Abner Doolittle Unknown Burial Site
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The Burial of Joanne Lewis Doolittle Unknown Burial Site
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |