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Jared Erwin and Amelia Eastman |
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1 Photo of Jared Erwin. |
2 Photo of Amelia Eastman Erwin. |
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The Family of Jared Erwin and Amelia Eastman Erwin |
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The Parents of Jared Erwin Mother and Father Erwin
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The Parents of Amelia Eastman Mother and Father Eastman
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Erwin Family Tree
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Jared’s Maternal Family Tree
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Eastman Family Tree
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Amelia’s Maternal Family Tree
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Marriages of Jared Erwin 1st Marriage to Amelia Eastman in 1823 2nd Marriage to Laura A. Merritt 1838
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Marriages of Amelia Eastman Marriage to Jared Erwin in 1823
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A Biography of Jared Erwin From “The Early History of Springwater NY” by Orson Walbridge. Jared Erwin was born in the town of Piermont, New Hampshire, June 12th, 1797, where he continued to reside until about 1885 or 1886. He was married January 1st, 1823. He came to N.Y. state, to Rochester and then to Mt. Morris, in 1886, where his wife died on the 27th day of April, 1838, leaving him with four children, one son and three daughters, viz: Henry, now living at Mt. Morris; Emily married Carrol M. Humphrey now living at Springwater; Hellen married George Baker, and Mary married Calvin Barnes, of Conesus. The two last mentioned are both dead. After a time Mr. Erwin married a widow Arnold who had two children by her first husband, the oldest Linda E., is now Mrs. John D. Clemmons, of Springwater, the other Nathan M. Arnold is living West. After Mr. Erwin’s second marriage and in 1842, he came to Springwater and bought the Ehiakem Brown farm on West Hill, where he spent the remainder of his days. By the last wife they had three children who are all now living. Will give their names, Laura A., now Mrs. Erastus Knowles; Ann Eliza, Mrs. Winfield Janes, now of Boston: and William, now at Geneseo. Jared Erwin was a man of influence and besides being a first class farmer, he held some offices in town; was justice of the peace for a number of years, and was truly a peace maker, for he always discouraged lawsuits. I believe he did not issue but one summons during his term of office, and then he got the parties to settle so that he never tried a case. He died on the 28th day of September, 1871. Mrs. Erwin survived him and continued to live at the old homestead until July 12th, 1884, at which time she also died. |
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The Obituary of Jared Erwin 12 June 1797 - 28 September 1871 No obituary found.
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The Obituary of Amelia Eastman Erwin 20 March 1800 - 27 April 1838 No obituary found.
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The Burial of Jared Erwin Erwin Cemetery in Webster Crossing NY
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The Burial of Amelia Eastman Erwin Dutch Street Cemetery in Tuscarora NY
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Newspaper articles from FultonHistory.com |