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Census 1820, Charleston Twn, Montgomery County NY: Dirgie, James 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 male age 16-26 (born 1794-1804) = James, b. 1795 1 female under 10 (born 1810-1820) = daughter who died young? 1 female age 16-18 (born 1802-1804) = Margaret, b. 1802 1 female over 45 (born before 1775) = mother, or mother-in-law? Oswego County Deed, 2nd January 1828 William Short to James Durgey Book J, p. 365 Twp 6, Lot 28 20 acres $25.00 THIS INDENTURE ...Second day of January [1828] William Short Esq. of the City of Philadelphia... James Durgey... [$25.00]... ALL that piece of land in the Town of Williamstown & County of Oswego, being that part of Lot no. 28 in Township no. 6 of Scriba's Patent, which remains after taking of the westerly 50 acres of said lot... and the easterly 86 and 1/2 acres... said piece... containing 20 acres more or less... Recorded 1830 Census 1830, Town of Amboy, Oswego County NY: James Durgee 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 [rest blank] 1 male under 5 (born 1826-1830) = John, b. 1829 2 males age 5-9 ( born 1821-1825) = Asa, b. 1822 and Lewis, b. 1824/5 1 male age 30-39 (born 1791-1800) = father James, b. 1795 1 female under 5 (born 1826-1830) = Mary, b. abt 1828 1 female age 20-29 (born 1801-1810) = mother Margaret, b. 1802 Oswego County Deed, 30 Sept 1834 John G. Howard to James Durge Book U, p. 97 Twp 6, Lot 30 40 acres $60.00 THIS INDENTURE ... [30th] day of September... [1834]... James Durge... [$60.00]... ALL that piece of land in... Town of Amboy, being the easterly forty acres of Lot 30 in Township 6 of Scriba's Patent Recorded 1835 Oswego County Deed, 1 Nov 1839 James & Margaret Dergey to Lyman Turner Vol. 30, p. 526 Twp 6, Lot 28 21 acres $300.00 THIS INDENTURE made the [1st] day of November [1839] between James Dergey of the Town of Amboy... and Margaret his wife... and Lyman Turner of the Town of Paris, County of Oneida... [$300.00] ... ALL that piece of land in the Town of Amboy being that part of Lot [no. 28] in Township [no. 6]... which remains after taking off the westerly [50] acres ... therefrom ... and the easterly [86 1/2] acres ... contains [21] acres Recorded 1840 Oswego County Deed, 23 Nov 1839 Henry Green to James Durgey Vol. 30, p. 529 Twp 6, Lot 111 75 acres $337.50 THIS INDENTURE ...[23rd] day of November... [1839] ... Henry Green of Utica in the County of Oneida... and James Durgey of the Town of Amboy... [$337.50] ALL that ... land ... Town of Amboy... part of the north half of Lot no. 111 in the [6th Twp]... containing 75 acres Recorded 1840? Census 1840, Town of Amboy, Oswego County NY: James Durgee 0 2 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 | 1 1 1 0 0 1 [rest blank] 2 males age 5-9 (born 1831-1835) = James, b. 1834 AND ??? 1 male age 10-14 (born 1826-1830) = John, b. 1829 2 males age 15-19 (born 1821-1825) = Asa, b. 1822 and Lewis, b. 1824 1 male age 40-49 (born 1791-1800) = father James, b. 1795 1 female under 5 (born 1836-1840) = Margaret J., b. 1840 1 female age 5-9 (born 1831-1835) = Louisa, b. 1832 1 female age 10-14 (born 1826-1830) = Mary, b. abt 1828 1 female age 30-39 (born 1801-1809) = mother Margaret, b. 1802 Oswego County Deed, 13 Feb 1841 James & Margaret Dergey to William Fielding Vol. 32, p. 51 Twp 6, Lot 30 40 acres $111.00 THIS INDENTURE... the [13th] day of February [1841] between James Dergey... and Margaret his wife... and William Fielding... [$111.00] ALL that piece of land... being the easterly [40] acres of Lot number [30] in Township number [6]... Census 1850, Town of Amboy, Oswego County NY - p. 15, family #117: Durgee, James - Age 55 - Male - Farmer - Valuation 1,000 - Born Vermont - Cannot read/write " Margaret - Age 48 - Female - Born New York - Cannot read/write " John - Age 21 - Male - Farmer - Born New York - Cannot read/write " James - Age 16 - Male - Farmer - Born New York " Margaret J. - Age 10 - Female - Born New York - At school " Ellen F. - Age 8 - Female - Born New York - At school Agricultural census 1850, Town of Amboy, Oswego County, NY: #31 James Durgee: 30 acres improved - 90 acres unimproved - $1,000 cash value of farm - $80 implements and machinery / 1 milk cow, 2 working oxen, 5 other cattle, 10 sheep, 2 swine, $115 value of livestock / 70 bushels Indian corn, 20 bushels oats / 20 lbs wool, 65 bushels potatoes, 12 bushels buckwheat, $5 value orchard produce, 200 lbs butter, 8 acres hay, $20 value home manufactures, $25 value animals slaughtered [edit] =====================================Tombstone, Temple Schoolhouse (North Hillsboro) Cemetery, Camden, Oneida County, NY: James Durgee / died / Sep. 15, 1851 / aged 56 years References
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