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From: "Bob Lefler" <>
Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon to Ohio
Date: Wed, 8 Feb 2006 21:45:17 -0500
References: <0IUE003XGCPZIYZ0@vms040.mailsrvcs.net>


Thank you a million for checking on this. Yes, these are the people! Philip
and Mary Dilts Lefler born in Hunterdon CO,NJ, in the 1780s are listed 94
and 92 years old in the 1870 census and living up there in the Finger
Lakes(Seneca CO,NY) next door to their son David and Mary Covert Lefler.
They died a few years after this census and within a few months of one
another and are buried in Lake View Cemetery,Interlaken,NY. I doggedly
search for anything on them in Hunterdon Co,NJ. She is the daughter of
William and Sarahannah Jolley Dilts of Hunterdon Co,NJ. All the other
Leflers up their are their children. One, a George W. Lefler, was the Chief
of Vetenary Surgery for the Army of the Potomac under General Grant. They
were my 3greatuncle and Aunt. Bob Lefler----- Original Message -----
From: "Sharon Murray" <>
To: "'Bob Lefler'" <>
Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 8:41 PM
Subject: RE: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon to Ohio


>I have subscription to Genealogy.com, the census
> data and Family Histories: Source citation
> directly below the census entry.
>
> I find a Philip Lefler with wife Mary in Covert,
> Seneca Co., New York in 1870. He is 94 and she is
> 91 and both are born in New Jersey. If you could
> believe it he is a blacksmith and she is keeping
> house. I am not too familiar with upstate but
> could this be them?
> Source citation directly below the census entry.
> Census Microfilm Records: New York, 1870
> Age: 94
> Gender: M
> Race: W
> Birthplace: NJ
> State: New York
> County: SENECA
> Locale: COVERT
> Series: M593
> Roll: 1093
> Part: 1
> Page: 1A
>
> A Philip and Mary Lefler at ages 75 and 73 are in
> Lodi, Seneca Co. NY in 1860.The enumerator dittoed
> down from previous entry and that entry is unclear
> could be born in New York but might be a very
> sloppy NJ. But I cannot be certain. Hand writing
> is quite bad.
> Census Microfilm Records: New York, 1860
> Age: 75
> Gender: M
> Race: W
> Birthplace: NJ
> State: New York
> County: SENECA
> Locale: LODI
> Series: M653
> Roll: 861
> Part: 1
> Page: 505
>
> There is a Philip Lefler in Dallastown, York Co,
> PA in the 1870 census he is 12 in the household of
> Benjamin and Elizabeth Leitz. Quite hard to read.
> No relationship is asked for on the census and he
> has no apparent occupation or trade. All born in
> PA.
> Census Microfilm Records: Pennsylvania, 1870
> Age: 12
> Gender: M
> Race: W
> Birthplace: PA
> State: Pennsylvania
> County: YORK
> Locale: YORK TWP
> Series: M593
> Roll: 1470
> Part: 1
> Page: 469A
>
> The 1860 census for Covert, Seneca Co., has Philip
> age 44 and wife Catherine at age 48. Again this is
> dittoed down but his looks like born in NJ and she
> was born in Seneca.
> Census Microfilm Records: New York, 1860
> Age: 44
> Gender: M
> Race: W
> Birthplace: NJ
> State: New York
> County: SENECA
> Locale: COVERT
> Series: M653
> Roll: 861
> Part: 1
> Page: 720
>
> Same 1870 census, Seneca Co but in the town of
> Ovid NY, has Philip Lefler with wife Catherine he
> is 54 and she is 57 he was born in New Jersey she
> in New York. They are the last two on the page and
> the next page lists no children.
> Census Microfilm Records: New York, 1870
> Age: 54
> Gender: M
> Race: W
> Birthplace: NJ
> State: New York
> County: SENECA
> Locale: OVID
> Series: M593
> Roll: 1093
> Part: 1
> Page: 126A
>
>
> I will look for your other mentioned names shortly
> and send similar, if found. Hope you didn't
> already have these. Sorry these are a little out
> of order. I have just switched to a new isp and
> the old one keeps popping up for a password entry,
> it's driving me nutz and now I just have to find
> the source of it and delete it from where ever.
>
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bob Lefler [mailto:]
> Sent: Wednesday, February 08, 2006 4:08 PM
> To: ;
>
> Cc:
> Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon to
> Ohio
>
> My Dilts were William and Sarahanna Jolley Dilts.
> My Mary ___ Dilts Lefler
> was born in 1786, Hunterdon-looking for more and
> on her husband Philip
> Lefler b. 1784. They were living in Northhampton
> CO,Pa in 1810 per census. I
> am also looking for a William Larison and wife
> Rebecca and for a Lefler
> Larison and a John Larison. Also for a Peter
> Lefler b. 1776-not a peter born
> any other year. I believe this is all one family
> later on and that they were
> all from Hunterdon Co, with Larisons born as late
> as early 1800s. They all
> went to either the Finger Lakes or Bradford County
> Pa which latter is where
> they are on the census as NJ born----- Original
> Message -----
> From: "Sharon Murray" <>
> To: <>
> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 6:52 PM
> Subject: RE: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon to
> Ohio
>
>
>> If I remember correctly the DILTS are also found
>> under DILLS and DILTZ. I had hit those while
>> researching the mentioned lines.
>>
>> Mary Susan's (have seen it as Susin) father is
>> William DILTS (I cannot find my source citation
>> for this but it is probably the Hunterdon Co.
>> Democrat newspaper.
>>
>> Oddly enough William GETHARD (one of those I
>> cannot match up to my line) his father is John
>> GETHARD and his mother is Margaret DILKS. Now
> that
>> same William married one Sara Elizabeth BOWMAN
> and
>> the GETHARD of my line, George, married Anna
>> BOWMAN and they are sisters, but I cannot for
> the
>> life of me match William and George up as
>> brothers. The definitive proof is just missing.
>>
>> I have found a Civil war pension file card for a
>> GETHARD in Easton PA, Northampton Co. Seems like
>> they all travel together and yet.....
>>
>> So frustrating.
>>
>> I think I have a lot of DILTS/DILTZ/DILKS stuff
>> somewhere. I just need to find it. I'll send
>> anything along that might interest you.
>>
>> But William DILTS is a start for you. Bet they
> are
>> sisters. Because sometimes she is Susin/Susan
> and
>> sometimes she is Mary Susan/Susin.
>>
>> I'll see what I can dig up for you.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Bob Lefler [mailto:]
>> Sent: Saturday, February 04, 2006 9:47 AM
>> To:
>> Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon
> to
>> Ohio
>>
>> My Philip Leffler m Mary Dilts abt 1808 and they
>> went to Northhampton CO,
>> Pa, and then to the Finger Lakes of NY abt 1818.
>> We don't know much about
>> them in NJ except that Mary Dilts came from
>> Hunterdon CO. Any input welcome!
>> Bob Lefler
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Sharon Murray" <>
>> To: <>
>> Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 7:30 PM
>> Subject: RE: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon
> to
>> Ohio
>>
>>
>>>I have tried for years to connect a Hunterdon
> Co.
>>> family of the name GETHARD to a Hamilton Ohio
>>> group by the name of GETHARD (this leg of the
>>> family left Hunterdon Co. in 1838 or so. And I
>>> cannot find a link between them and then lo and
>>> behold the link I was able to find was another
>>> GETHARD to STOUT link in Mt Healthy, Hamilton
>> Co,
>>> Ohio. This link it turns out is from Benjamin
>>> STOUT or Beneniah STOUT, through one Keturah
>> STOUT
>>> who married a GETHARD.
>>>
>>> My ancestor is Anthony GETHARD who married Mary
>>> Susan DILTS, Hunterdon Co. married 1818.
>>>
>>> Then there is this other line of GETHARDS and
>>> descendents follow very close naming patterns
> as
>>> Anthony GETHARD. There are George's and
> Williams
>>> in both groups and a George from one group
>> married
>>> Anna Bowman and it would appear that a William
>>> from the other group married a Bowman, I
> believe
>>> they were sisters.
>>>
>>> I just can't link them all to a common ancestor
>>> and it's frustrating. With the exception of the
>>> STOUT Ohio connection which is similar to the
>>> Hunterdon Co. connection that starts with a
>>> GETHARD marrying Dorothea SUTPHIN LATOURETTE.
>> And
>>> of course with Dorothea comes the STOUT
>>> relationship Margaret STOUT is her 3rd great
>>> grandmother.
>>>
>>> Bottom line, I don't know why they went to Mt
>>> Healthy or Mt. Pleasant Ohio.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -----Original Message-----
>>> From: Bob Lefler [mailto:]
>>> Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 2:31 PM
>>> To:
>>> Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon
>> to
>>> Ohio
>>>
>>> Probably Lefler/Leffler as well--just to throw
>> in
>>> another family for the
>>> Ohio emmigration! Bob Lefler
>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>> From: "Bob Kitchen" <>
>>> To: <>
>>> Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 1:50 PM
>>> Subject: Re: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon
>> to
>>> Ohio
>>>
>>>
>>>> Mary Jane,
>>>> Do you have any record that, along with the
>>> Osborns and Stouts, the Daniel
>>>> Kitchen family may have been traveling to
> Ohio?
>>> Thanks for your help.
>>>> Bob Kitchen
>>>>
>>>> ----- Original Message -----
>>>> From: "Mary Jane Phillips-Matz"
>>> <>
>>>> To: <>
>>>> Sent: Friday, February 03, 2006 10:49 AM
>>>> Subject: [NJHUNTER] Stout family, Hunterdon to
>>> Ohio
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Some of these Stouts were related to the
>> family
>>> of Revolutionary vet
>>>> Joseph Osborn. Joseph Osborn emigrated from
>>> Hunterdon to Warren County,
>>>> Ohio, and some of the Stouts were with him.
> The
>>> Stouts and my Osborns were
>>>> all in Amwell Township.
>>>>> Hope this helps someone.
>>>>> Mary Jane in New York
>>>>>
>>>>>
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