Babcock - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Evelyn Marie Babcock (maiden name)

sisinmo_1 — 2012-05-03 13:37:31Z

Do you now about when this was, I have an Aunt by the name of Evelyn Marie Babcock, she had a son but he goes by the last name of Babcock, he was born about 1954/5 but not sure off the top of my head where he was born.

Babcocks from Cornwall on the Hudson, NY

lweger6000 — 2012-05-03 13:36:47Z

I am trying to track down my maternal grandfather's family. His name was Thomas Wilson Babcock b. 1926. He grew up in Cornwall on the Hudson, NY. His parents were Monroe and Catherine Babcock. I am not confident on their birth information but my brother's baby book has them as Monroe being born or from Haverstran, NY and Cathering (nee King) being born August 16, 1904 and from Cold Springs, NY. I appreciate anyone's help on this dead end for me.

Re: Phebe R. Babcock

wenkeith_1 — 2012-04-30 13:45:27Z

I have found out her maiden name is Porter. She was married to George Munson and married James Babcock after the civil war.

Great Civil War pic of John C. Babcock

clddbd — 2012-04-30 06:42:07Z

http://www.loc.gov/pictures/item/cwp2003005946/PP/resource/

Oliver Babcock, Yates County, New York

osborneka — 2012-04-26 13:17:26Z

I'm trying to tie Oliver Babcock and Chloe Weller to Hannah Lucinda Babcock. I have Hannah's death certificate but it lists Mr Babcock as her father. I would also like to find Oliver's parents along with his birth place. I get conflicting data on which state he was born in, Vermont, N.H., R.I. and Mass.

He married Chloe 1823 in Washington County, New York. They arrived in Yates county about 1834. There were other Babcock's that arrived around the same time period but I cannot find any documented evidence of a relationship.

Oliver Babcock
Birth 18 Nov 1795 in Vermont, United States
Death Living
Death 9 Feb 1859 in Jerusalem, New York, USA
Chloe Weller
Birth 16 Aug 1803 in Fort Ann, Washington, New York, United States
Death Living
Death 30 Dec 1865 in Jerusalem, New York, USA
Children
Moses Treat Babcock
1825 – 1902
Marion Francis Babcock
1828 –
Arnold Babcock
1830 – 1909
Hannah Lucinda Babcock
1833 – 1905
Oliver Hammond Babcock
1834 – 1911
Desire Babcock
1836 –
Harriet Babcock
1838 –
Harry Babcock
1839 –
Anna Babcock
1841 –
Nancy Babcock
1841 –

Re: Babcocks in Napanee - John, son of David?

sandytatro1 — 2012-04-15 17:21:03Z

Interesting. So John's father could be David, but perhaps his mother was not Elizabeth Howe. Do you know the names of his other wives?

Re: Babcocks in Napanee - John, son of David?

TMalenchak — 2012-04-15 17:06:03Z

Sorry her name stuck in my head because it was noted that she was the daughter of a general or colonel around the turn of the century. Late 1700's. Another wife's name I think was Suzanne but not certain.

I was researching land grants in Ontario for David and Benjamin Babcock. I was able to order the microfilm and view it at the library. Along with the land grants are letters written about the people including the fact that person guaranteeing the identity of the individual knew their family as parents names and wives names. It took several hours and I found great information but still don't know if they are connected to my Babcocks...

Using the Canada Archves website to look for Upper Canada land grants ...not Ontario, it didn't exist at the time...

http://www.collectionscanada.gc.ca/databases/upper-canada-la...

If you go here and use the name, Babcock it will pull up all the land grants available for Upper Canada...
Happy Hunting, theresa

Re: Babcocks in Napanee - John, son of David?

sandyelia — 2012-04-15 15:54:36Z

Thanks for the advice, but they are definitely from Napanee, Ontario in Canada, not Indiana. Not only have I already tracked several generations back in Ontario, but my mother went back there with her parents to visit many times when she was a kid, so I know I was starting in the correct Napanee.

Re: Babcocks in Napanee - John, son of David?

ssnhcky — 2012-04-15 15:49:12Z

Try Napanee, Indiana.

Female Babcock from New York

swalsworth1 — 2012-04-06 12:43:49Z

I know this is a long shot, but hopfully something will seem familiar to someone.

I am looking for the parents of Lorenzo D(ow) WALSWORTH.

His birth cerificate states he was born Mar 7, 1829 but census have him born about 1819 in New York. His father is stated as James Walsworth from New York and mother with last name BABCOCK born in New York.
Lorenzo married a BISHOP and they lived Orleans or Genesee County, New York before migrating to Branch County, Michigan.

Their children were all born in New York (James, Luvon/Luron, Lucious, and Willard.)
Thanks,
Sue

Re: Female Babcock from New York

swalsworth1 — 2012-04-05 22:17:48Z

THat should be DEATH certificate, not birth certiificate.

Re: Babcocks in Napanee - John, son of David?

TMalenchak — 2012-03-19 13:05:00Z

From researching Babcock in Ontario and going in circles.. I have found that the David Babcock that was married to Elizabeth Howe was married three times. The other thing that might help in researching is that Ontario was Upper Canada or Canada West in the 1800s.
Happy Hunting!

Horace / Horatio Babcock married to Mary

sixrwe — 2012-02-26 15:18:44Z

Mary (unknown maiden) (unknown first marriage) Babcock

Mrs. Mary Babcock, for more that forty years a resident of Fort Worth and its suburbs and for the past fifteen years of that time a resident of Riverside died Saturday at her home on Central avenue. She was 83. rs. Babcock is survived by her husband, H. H. Babcock and three grandchildren; Charles Holland of Fort Worth, Dock Holland of Chicago and Mrs. Dora Slater of New Orleans. She outlived all her children. The funeral will be held tomorrow from the residence and interment will be in Mount Olivet cemetery.

Above from Fort Worth Star Telegram dated 16 Jan 1916, page 16.

Mrs. Dora Slater of New Orleans is actually Mrs. Nora Slate of New Orleans.

Funeral services for H. H. Babcock, 86, who dropped dead at his home in Riverside Monday were held at the residence at 11 a. m. Tuesday. Burial was in Mount Olivet Cemetery. He had been resident of Fort Worth for 50 years. Two stepsons and one stepdaughter survive him.

Above from Fort Worth Star Telegram dated 19 Dec 1922, page 2.

The two stepsons and one stepdaughter are actually step grandchildren.

I would like to find Mary's maiden name and her first marriage. I cannot figure out which side she is a grandparent.

Thanks for any help.

Re: Adelbert (A.H.), Persis & Ruth Babcock- Bay City MI & Yonkers NY

magoon40 — 2012-02-25 14:25:21Z

Interesting coincidence that I ran across this post exactly one year to the day after it was written. If it's any use, Persis was Persis Thompson, daughter of Alexander Thompson and Alice Twitchell, b. 19 April 1881 Lancaster NH.

Adelbert (A.H.), Persis & Ruth Babcock- Bay City MI & Yonkers NY

Korstick — 2012-02-25 03:15:27Z

Seeking info on this family-
Adelbert Hawthorne Babcock (went by A.H.) born in Bay City MI. He married Josephine Warren probably 1890's, maybe Ohio. They went to St Louis MO for a short time (probably for him to go to dental school), move to northern Ohio & back to Bay City between 1899-1907 range. They had a daughter Ruth, born 1898 in St. Louis.
Sometime between 1905-1908, A.H. & Josephine divorced.
A.H. went to Yonkers, NY with daughter Ruth. He was dentist there. Sometime around 1910-1920 he married a woman by the name of Persis and they are living there in 1920 & 1930.
Whatever happened to A.H. & Persis Babcock?
Whatever happened to daughter, Ruth Babcock?
First wife, Josephine, remarried in 1908 to Thomas Graff

Re: BABCOCK, H H and Mary

sixrwe — 2012-02-24 15:52:07Z

Thank you for photographing the headstone.

Mary is a paternal 3rd great grandmother of my husband. Babcock seems to be her second marriage. Her obit states that she outlived her children and leaves behind her three grandchildren; Charles Holland of Fort Worth, Dock Holland of Chicago and Mrs. "Dora Slater" actually Nora Slate of New Orleans (from which my husband descends). The obit does not mention the names of her deceased children or previous husband.

The parents of the three grandchildren above are;
George Bird Holland and Mary Ellen (Hughes)

Babcocks from Paterson NJ

sega74 — 2012-02-17 13:35:38Z

Does anyone have any information about the Babcocks that come from Paterson NJ, around the 1890-1910s? Looks like they married into the Gallagher family from Paterson NJ.

Any extra information would be appreciated.

Sean Gallagher

Mary E Babcock 1850-1918

ROGERFISH62 — 2012-02-04 15:12:34Z

Looking for parents of Mary E Babcock born May 1850 (I believe) in Penna. Maried Freeman Detrick 30 Jul 1870 in Northumberland Co, PA. She was my great grandmother. She died after 1918 in Washington Co, PA. Could she be daughter of William (b1822) and Catherine (b1829) Babcock of Lycoming Co PA ??. Any help would be appreciated. Thankx

Re: Rockland County New York

lotus45tiye — 2012-02-01 15:17:47Z

Looking for info on a Clarissa Babcock, wife of a William Hill. Family appears to be from Garnerville and William Hill was the proprietor of a hotel or rooming home named Garderville House, Railroad Avenue, Garnerville or West Haverstraw. Would like to obtain info on Clarissa's parents. William Hill and Clarissa Babcock seem to have 7 children, William 1840, James 1842, Henry 1844, Sara 1846 Thomas 1853, Laura 1859 and Martha 1862. This family has plot in the Mount Repose Cemetery. Anyone connected to this family with info on Clarissa?

Re: ROBERT BABCOCK 1767 NEWPORT, RI

BNS8201 — 2011-12-10 03:30:47Z

Still looking. Please note my new email bns8201@gmail.com

Alexander BABCOCK 1817-1885 Ontario

1_mjjackson — 2011-11-24 17:03:38Z

Looking for any data on Alexander & wife Fanny BOOMHOWER
Alexander b Richmond, Lennox/Addington, On- c 1817 and Frances b Québec c 1819

Re: Babcock / Kelly, Orange Co. NY..Camden East, Ontario Canada

1_mjjackson — 2011-11-24 17:02:28Z

Carole,
Have you found any data on the Babcocks of Camden, On?
This is a family I am researching
TIA
Marlene Jackson

Ira Leonard and Carrie (Robinson) Babcock

dcecora — 2011-10-20 04:17:27Z

Looking for information on their children, they had two children William Jon and Adelina. William was 13 and Adelina 10 in the 1930 census. Seems Ira has passed by the 1930 census. Carrie's sister Ida Mae Robinson is listed living with them in the 1910, 1920 and 1930 census. They are in the Franklin, Venango, Pennsylvania area. Thanks!

Re: Children of Peter and Hulda Babcock

JCCinPHX — 2011-10-14 14:10:26Z

There was also Nicholas who married Mary AMelia Rees in 1883.

Babcock's of Ontario, Canada to Caro, MI

2011-09-16 14:24:39Z

Looking for Babcock's that lived in Ontario, Canada in the early to mid 1800's. Some of the family later moved to Caro, MI.

Re: re: Sarah Babcock, Washington Co., NY

sibab — 2011-09-15 21:46:27Z

If you're still interested, I can look in my genealogy book and give you the names, etc., of Orlow's children, one of whom was my great-grandfather Alexander.

David Babcock, Born 1833 in Pennsylvania

Stephpii — 2011-09-03 22:49:40Z

David Babcock married Susan Michael in 1854. He and Susan had 4 or 5 boys (Wanza(or Wanzor), Ora, David Price, Ambrose, and Adam). I have Susan's information, but cannot find anything else on David Babcock. I was told that there is Cherokee Indian somewhere on the Babcock side, perhaps David's mother, although I do not know for sure....Thanks for any information.

Re: Babcock's of Ontario, Canada Caro, MI

kittykatkorral1 — 2011-09-03 14:35:20Z

Hello...My name is LInda Lee Babcock and my great grandfather, Jacob David Babcock, born 1854, came from Ontario, Canada.

Lemoine Babcock and Madeline Mae Babcock / White / Washburn / Brown

terrilgetchell — 2011-08-18 14:37:30Z

I am looking for information on both these women.
Found 1930 census where William Washburn is married to Madeline Mae and Lemoine is listed at their daughter. Lemoine was born 1926 in Washington and lived in Portland, Oregon as well.

Temperence Babcock

auntibee1 — 2011-07-30 01:40:10Z

I am searching for any information on Temperence Babcock born abt. 1825. Married Patrick English. Resided in both Jefferson and Lewis counties in New York. She has been my brick wall for over 10 years.

Re: Ontario Babcocks

sheribashaw — 2011-07-27 16:31:52Z

I believe that I have the right family line but I was wondering has anyone found a parent of Zeby or Margaret Babcock? And is Phebe and Margaret the same?

Re: Babcocks in Orange County

GerryNowicki1 — 2011-07-22 14:52:10Z

Hi, I am very interested in the David Babcock who served with Captain Thomas Ward, because they lived in Bergen Point and Bergen Neck which are parts of Bayonne, NJ, and I a trustee of the Bayonne Historical Society, Inc. I would be happy to share what we know with you. Please feel free to either e-Mail me at Gerry.Nowicki@jpmchase.com or call me on 646-256-6607 after 5 PM weekdays or on weekends. David Babcock was involved in building block houses and a fort, and there is some archaeological work going on in Bayonne so he is of even more importance to us now than ever.

Gerry Nowicki
646-256-6607

Caroline Babcock

traviswoodward1 — 2011-07-15 14:22:59Z

I am looking for information on Caroline Babcock who married Andrew H Bain in Ross County, Ohio in 1839. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you

James BABCOCK, 1612 to June 12, 1679, England to America

lornaf3 — 2011-07-14 15:25:50Z

GENEALOGICAL and PERSONAL MEMOIRS
Relating to the Families of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts
Prepared under the editorial supervision of William Richard CUTTER, A. M.
Historian of the New England Historic Genealogical Society; Librarian of Woburn Public Library; Authur of “The Cutter Family,” “History of Arlington,” “Bibliography of Woburn,” etc., etc.
Volume 3.; Illustrated
New York; Lewis Historical Publishing Company; 1908
Page 1561-63

JAMES BABCOCK
James Babcock immigrant ancestor, was born in England in 1612, probably in county Essex, and died June 12, 1679. The name is spelled in various ways, Badcock, Badcooke, Badcocke and Badcook. The early settlers used the spelling Badcock, which is the one in general use in England at the present time. The American family uses the spelling Babcock. James Babcock settled first in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, and was admitted an inhabitant of the town February 25, 1642. He had a grant of land, and was admitted a freeman July 10, 1648. He was juryman several times, and assessor in 1650. He was on a committee in 1642 to see that all firearms were in repair. In 1655 he was on a committee to treat with the Indians, and on other important committees for the town. He was a member of the general court in 1657-58-59. He was on a committee to lay out highways and settle boundary lines in 1661. He removed to Westerly, Rhode Island, in March, 1662, and had lot 52 in the new town. His name appears on a petition to the general court for protection from the men of Southertown, Connecticut, an adjoining town. He was in constant trouble with the Pequot Indians, and was brought into court on a charge of driving them off their planting ground. In 1678 he was baptized by Elder William Hiscox, and united with the Seventh Day Baptist Church of Newport and Westerly. He made a nuncupative will to his sons John and Job, June 12, 1679, and they appeared before the governor of Rhode Island, September 17, 1679, and testified to the truth of the will. He married (first), Sarah ________, who died 1665; (second) Elizabeth ________, who married (second), September22, 1679, William Johnson. Children of first wife: 1. James, born 1641, married Jane Brown. 2. John, born 1644, mentioned below. 3. Job, born 1646, married Jane Crandall. 4. Mary, born 1648, married William Champlin. Children of second wife: 5. Joseph, married (first) Dorothy Key; (second) Hannah Coates, widow. 6. Nathaniel, died January 2, 1719. 7. Elizabeth.

(II) John Babcock, son of James Babcock, born Portsmouth, Rhode Island, 1644, and died at Westerly, 1685. Tradition says that he and his wife eloped and settled upon the east bank of the Pawcatuck river. He was among the early settlers of Westerly, when he was about eighteen years old. He received the twenty-seventh lot, on the banks of the Pawcatuck, near what is now Avondale, Rhode Island. It is said that he was in the Great Swamp fight in King Philip's war, and he received land for his services in the war from the colony of Connecticut. His name appears in the Stonington militia. He was admitted a freeman of Connecticut in 1676, when that state claimed the town of Westerly. He was deputy to the general court in 1682-84. He died intestate and his estate was disposed of by the town council, June 25, 1685. He married Mary Lawton, daughter of George and Elizabeth (Hazard) Lawton, of Portsmouth. She married (second), April 21, 1698, Erasmus Babbitt and died November 8, 1711. Children: 1. James, married (first) Elizabeth _______; (second) Content Maxson. 2. Ann. 3. Mary. 4. John, married Mary Champlin. 5. Job, married Deborah _______. 6. George, born 1673, married Elizabeth Hall. 7. Elihu, born tradition says, the day of the Great Swamp fight, December 19, 1675; died unmarried. 8. Robert, married Lydia Crandall. 9. Joseph, mentioned below. 10. Oliver, married (first) Susanna Clark; (second) Deborah Knowles.

(III) Joseph Babcock, son of John Babcock, was born about 1681 in Westerly, Rhode Island. On April 21, 1698, his father being dead, he chose Captain James Babcock, his brother, to be his guardian. His will was dated September 6, 1741, and bequeathed to his wife the use of "my negro man, named Primus, during her natural life, and after her decease to my son Joseph, his heirs and assigns forever." The man was valued at one hundred and fifty pounds. The will was proved February 22, 1741-42. He married Rebecca Stanton, daughter of Joseph and Hannah (Lord) Stanton. She was born April, 1678, died July 5, 1747. Children: 1. Rebecca, died July 15, 1747; married _______ Ingraham. 2. Ann, married Enos _______. 3. Jemima, married Ichabod Babcock. 4. Joseph, mentioned below.

(IV) Joseph Babcock, son of Joseph Babcock, was born in Westerly. He was appointed administrator for the estate of his mother, July 27, 1747. He was admitted a freeman in October, 1733. He married, December 9, 1730, Susanna Thompson, born November 25, 1713, daughter of Isaac and Mary Thompson, of Westerly. Children: 1. Hosanna, died young. 2. Prudence, born October 22, 1732, married January 9, 1755, William Saunders, Jr. 3. Joseph, born December 9, 1734, died young. 4. Jesse, born April 3, 1737, married, March 8, 1763, Abigail Mulkins. 5. Hannah, born January 27, 1739-40. 6. Joseph, born January 9, 1741-42, married Mary _______. 7. Rebecca, born April 14, 1744, married Champlain Lanpheare. 8. Joshua, born October 5, 1747, mentioned below. 9. Ann, born June 18, 1749, married William West. 10. Ichabod, born June 10, 1751.

(V) Captain Joshua Babcock, son of Joseph Babcock, was born in Westerly, October 5, 1747. He was a soldier in the revolution, in Captain Arnold's company, Colonel Lippet's regiment in September, 1776, and again in 1780. He had the rank of captain. He married Nancy Hawkins. Children: 1. Joshua, born October 16, 1774, mentioned below. 2. Joseph. 3. Hannah.

(VI) Joshua Babcock, son of Joshua Babcock, born October 16, 1774, died in Bethlehem Centre, New York, May 22, 1852. He was a Democrat in politics and a member of the Dutch Reformed Church. He was a farmer. He married at Bethlehem, New York, Elizabeth Frazier, born in Ireland, February 20, 1775, died August 26, 1843, daughter of William and Mary (McClure) Frazier. Children, born in Bethlehem: 1. Hiram, born February 18, 1802, died August 21, 1883, unmarried. 2. David, born March 5, 1804, mentioned below. 3. Joshua Frazier, born August 23, 1806, died September 23, 1873, unmarried. 4. Mary Ann, born September 13, 1808, died unmarried February 1, 1885. 5. William, born October 11, 1811, married Ann Wilson. 6. John, born June 19, 1814, married Hester Van Derzee. 7. Robert, born April 24, 1817, died unmarried December 7, 1892. 8. Henry, born July 8, 1820, married (first) Rachel McGill; (second) Margaret Moore. 9. Elizabeth, born February 9, 1823, died unmarried February 17, 1901. 10. James Leonard, born December 15, 1825, died February 13, 1881; married Mary Vosburgh.

(VII) David Babcock, son of Joshua Babcock, born Bethlehem, New York, March 5, 1804, died there March 24, 1864. He was educated in his native town, and came when a young man to Salem, Massachusetts, to work in the leather factory, where he learned the trade of currier. He was a Democrat and attended the Old South Congregational Church there. He married in Salem Eliza Glover, daughter of Ephraim and Sally (Irving) Glover. Her father was a rope maker and died in 1839, aged sixty-one. Her mother was born September 5, 1784, daughter of George and Mehitable (Gardner) Irving. George Irving was a ship builder in Salem, with yards on the South river where the railroad station now stands, and gave land for Mill street. Children: 1. David, married Mary Ann Peabody. 2. John Henry, married Nancy Malley and had David, Charles, William and Eliza. 3. Eliza Matilda Irving, married Daniel P. Weir (see sketch of Weir family herewith). 4. Mary Ann, born July 21, 1838, married Stephen W. Munroe. 5. Charles S., born 1840, married Martha Abbott and had Lillian. 6. Joseph G., married Susan Stone and had Alden, Edward and Susan. 7. Emily, died unmarried.

Samuel Thompson

Heaplo — 2011-07-13 13:53:50Z

I am looking for information on
Samuel Thompson born in Denmark
Married
Daisy Biby

Daughter Zatha Thompson
married
John Babcock

I am looking for any info on Samuel Thompson

John E. Babcock

kalotac — 2011-07-12 15:48:36Z

28 May 1914 Tonawanda News
John E. Babcock
John E. Babcock of No. 25 Duckwitz street, was born in Newfane on August 14, 1843, and came to North Tonawanda ten years ago. He enlisted in the Second New York Mounted Rifles at Lockport on March 1, 1863, and was mustered out of the service at Petersburg on August 4, 1865. He was wounded in the battle of Petersburg on June 20, 1864. Mr. Babcock saw much fighting during the two years he was in the army.

Re: Samuel b. Tappan, NY 1735

dawnstorey110 — 2011-06-21 14:36:30Z

Hello. I am a descendant of Sarah Lewis, Elizabeth Babcock's daughter. I thought that Samuel Babcock died of smallpox in New York in 1777? I see that you mentioned he died at King's Mountain. Where can I get this info? Is Thaddeus' autobiography published, or available to read? I look forward to your reply!

BABCOCK, Ronald L - Vietnam Wall section 4W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2011-06-12 17:39:50Z

BABCOCK Ronald L - Vietnam Wall section 4W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 221,927 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

George Milton Babcock --- Slade Genealogy ---Research Papers

BettyRowland45 — 2011-05-28 20:16:31Z

In The Utah Genealogcial and Historical Magazine, volume VI: July 1915, pages 118-126. "A Branch of the Slade Family" was published by George Milton Babcock.

At the end of the article, Mr. Babcock states "The Slade genealogy was gathered during the years 1913-1914, wholly by correspondence with various members of the Slade family ... the genealogies [are] nearly complete of the descendants of each Slade girl mentioned above [in the article] ..." He hoped to publish "a complete genealogy in book form of the Slade Family of America".

Were the research papers/materials and the personal genealogical correspondance of George Milton Babcock deposited with a library collection?

Did Mr. Babcock publish a book on the Slade Family of America?

I am especially interested in his research on the Slade-Rowland families of Saratoga County, New York.

Any information for the existence and location of Mr. Babcock's papers will be greatly appreciated.

Goldie Babcock / money

Marinavancbc — 2011-05-23 14:36:16Z

Looking for any history on my nana money, maiden name babcock, records show born humboldt California, but family thought Saskatchewan, 3 children, Maureen, Lori(male) and Sharon.

Madeline Mae Babcock / White / Washburn / Brown

terrilgetchell — 2011-05-23 14:35:27Z

I am looking for family of Madeline Mae Babcock~She had a daughter named Lemoine and married William Washburn and then Donald K. Brown. I am looking for information on Lemoine~
I have Madeline Mae, William Washburn and Lemoine in 1930 census in Oregon.

Charles Babcock

fgfan31 — 2011-05-21 13:57:57Z

Looking for information on a Charles H Babcock, who was
born in New York in 1828 and passed way in Charles City, Iowa in 1889.

As far as I can tell, he had 5 children: Mary C, Flora, Emma, Charles Jr., and Frank A. Babcock. His spouse was Phila Fenton who was also born in New York.

Any information would be tremendously helpful..

Feel free to contact me at fgfan31@yahoo.com

Thanks

Re: John Babcock

gioia36 — 2011-05-15 19:13:25Z

HI:

My ancestor is John Ketchum Babcock, born NJ in 1810. I am told that his father/gfather was also John (possibly Jacquett) a sea-captain in revolutionary war or 1812. Do you have any links here? I believe initially they were from mass.

John Babcock

eileengarey — 2011-05-15 19:12:40Z

Jesse, My 8grgrandfather John married Mary Lawton. They had James 1663, Ann 1665, Mary 1667, John 1669, Job 1671, George 1673(my7gr), Elihu 1675, Robert 1678, Joseph 1681 and Oliver 1683. I will be happy to share information with you.

Job Babcock

CliffordBabcock — 2011-05-15 19:12:01Z

I found another Job Babcock. 0=James B. b. 1554; 1=James B. b. 1580; 2=James B. b. 1612; 3=James B. b. 1641, John B. b. 1644, Job B. b. 1646, and Mary B. b. 1648.
Job b. 1646 married Jane Crandall, c. John b. 1669, Elizabeth b. 1681, Benjamin b. 1673, Mary b. 1674, Jane b. 1675 m. James Braman, Mercy b. 1678, Girl b. 1679 m. William Tanner, Oliver ?, Sarah ?, Hannah ?, Mercy ?, Ester ?.
Job's brother John b. 1644 children had a lot of these names for his children so you have to adhere to birthdates closely. In fact, one listing I have shows John with wife's name Jane Crandall and also Mary Lawton. It may be that Jane left John to marry Job. Who knows. Requires more digging.

Job Babcock

2011-05-15 19:11:18Z

That's the problem....I have no information on Job Babcock. I know nothing of his dob or dod.

Jacob BABCOCK

BarbaraTrumper37 — 2011-05-15 19:05:52Z

It looks as if we are talking about the same Jacob as he would be an uncle to your George Babcock. I don't have too much more info about this family but my e-mail address is trump@nhb.com if you would like to contact me.

Jacob and John Babcock

2011-05-15 19:05:33Z

I Believe we are from the same line. Was your Jacob Babcock b. abt 1799 and married Mary Feeble abt 1830? How about Your John Babcock, was your John Babcock b. abt 1801 and marry Sarah Anne??? Please email me at jbabcock@bigfoot.com I would love to share information with you.
James Babcock

Jacob Babcock

babcockbarbara — 2011-05-15 18:33:47Z

I'm familiar with Jacob Babcock, born 1799, as my relative is his brother John Prince Babcock born 1801. He begat George, who begat my grandfather Jesse Babcock, born 10/22/1872 in Ontario, Canada. Part of the family moved to Greig New York, my grandfather moved to Ilion, New York and I was born of his son Alton. And yes, I believe Jacob and John Prince and the family were loyalists.

Jacob Babcock

BarbaraTrumper37 — 2011-05-15 18:33:17Z

My husband's ggrandfather was Calvin Babcock. In the 1851 census for Camden East he and his wife, Jane, are listed as living with Jacob Babcock and his wife, Mary, along with Drucilla, Katherine, Margaret Ann and Harriet, children of Jacob and Mary. Jacob's sister, Sally Smyth, and her husband, Isaac, were visiting. I am trying to establish proof that Jacob was Calvin's father.