Person:Charles Bennett (38)

Watchers
Charles A Bennett
  1. Charles A Bennett1794 - 1871
  1. Emily A BennettBef 1832 -
  2. Jeanette BennettBef 1832 -
  3. Launa J BennettBef 1832 -
  4. Lavonia M BennettBef 1832 -
  5. William BennettAbt 1832 -
  6. Sarah BennettAbt 1834 - Bef 1885
m. Aft 1834
  1. Charity A BennettBet 1835 & 1837 -
  2. Lucy J Bennett1838 -
  3. Edwin L BennettAbt 1840 -
  4. Israel J BennettBet 1841 & 1842 - Bef 1885
  5. Alonzo H W Bennett1843 -
  6. Cordelia BennettAbt 1845 -
  7. Laura Berthania BennettAbt 1847 - 1897
Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Charles A Bennett
Gender Male
Birth[3] 5 Oct 1794 Stephentown, Rensselaer, NY
Marriage to Luana Hilt
Marriage Aft 1834 to Laura Jewett
Residence? Bef 1847 Clarendon, Orleans, NY
Residence? 11 Oct 1847 Cussewago, Crawford, PA
Death[4] 30 Jul 1871 Cussewago, Crawford, PA
Burial[5] Stebbins Cemetery, Mosiertown, Crawford, PA

Crawford County History & Biography 1885; Biographies, Cussewago Township: http://www.crawfordcopa.com/biography/1885/Cussewago.html

CHARLES A. BENNETT, deceased, was a native of Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., N. Y., born October 5, 1794, son of Israel and Ruth (Brown) Bennett.  He married Miss Laura Jewett, a native of Connecticut, born June 27, 1805, daughter of Ira and Elizabeth (Warren) Jewett.  The result of this union was seven children:  Mrs. Charity A. Liephart; Mrs. Lucy  J. Sexton; Edwin L.; Israel J., deceased; Alonzo H. W.; Mrs. Cordelia F. Frontz, deceased, and Mrs. Laura b. Davis.  Mr. Bennett had formerly been married to Miss Luana Hilt, of Stephentown, N. Y., who died leaving seven children, five now living, viz.:  Mrs. Jeanette Brace, in Missouri; Mrs. Lavonia M. Hall, in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Mrs. Luana J. Hills, in Grand Rapids, Mich; Emily A., wife of A. B. Pullman, in Chicago; and William H., in Erie County, Penn.  After living in Clarendon, Orleans Co., N. Y., some years, our subject and family came to this county, and settled in Cussewago Township, October 11, 1847.  Here Mr. Bennett purchased land and began developing a farm.  On this there was an old mill site, with an old saw and grist-mill.  On these he made repairs, and when complete, operated them, converting the grist-mill into a saw-mill in about two years.  He manufactured lumber for the home market and for shipment abroad, chiefly to Pittsburgh, selling there at that time first class pine lumber for $7.50 per thousand, while at the mill it was $5.00.  About 1860 he took two sons, Edward L. and Alonzo H. W., into partnership with him, and they then built a large steam mill near the old site in 1864.  Mr. Bennett died July 30, 1871, since which time the business has been carried on by his sons.  Mrs. Bennett is a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.  In politics our subject was a life-long Republican. 
References
  1. 1860 census.
  2. Crawford County History & Biography 1885; Biographies, Cussewago Township: http://www.crawfordcopa.com/biography/1885/Cussewago.html.
  3. 1850 Census.
  4. Crawford County History & Biography 1885; Biographies, Cussewago Township: http://www.crawfordcopa.com/biography/1885/Cussewago.html.
  5. Findagrave.com.