Person:Polly Scovell (1)

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Polly S. Scovell
b.8 Aug 1821 New York
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Parents and Siblings
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m. 6 Oct 1798
  1. Roderick R. Scovell1799 - Bef 1864
  2. Alonzo Scovell1800 - 1801
  3. Caroline W. Scovell1802 - 1847
  4. Nathan Scovell1803 - 1845
  5. Delilah Scovell1805 - 1881
  6. Ethel Scovell1807 - 1809
  7. Lovenda Scovell1810 - 1890
  8. Hezekiah Scovell1811 - 1893
  9. Amy Scovell1813 - 1873
  10. Tilda T. Scovell1815 - 1815
  11. Lodema Ruth Scovell1818 - 1875
  12. Polly S. Scovell1821 -
  13. Palmer F. Scovell1825 - 1899
Spouse and Children
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m. 7 Jul 1844
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2] Polly S. Scovell
Alt Name _____ Mary
Gender Female
Alt Birth? 1820
Birth? 8 Aug 1821 New York
Marriage 7 Jul 1844 to Theron Perkins
Death?
Other? Pic1860 Census
Other? Pic1870 Census
Other? Pic East Otto, Cattaraugus, NY1880 Census
Other? Pic Otto, Cattaraugus, NY p. 310B1850 Census
Other? do1840 Census
Other? do1900 Census

Polly and Theron are not buried in the East Otto Cemetery with their son and other members of Theron's family. She was living in "town" in 1879, according to the history published by Everts.

Their son, William C. participated in the Civil War. In September 1864 he joined up with the 154th Infantry, Co. B and was discharged July, 1865, age 19.

Another son, Luman Alonzo Perkins, married a girl named Carrie Belle Lincoln. She was a descendant of of the same family as the president Abraham Lincoln.

Polly... remembers very interesting and exciting events which took place in the South woods [Otto], as the locality was called in her girlhood days. Wild beasts were abundant, and it was often a question which owned the sheep, the wolves or the settlers.

References
  1. ↑ Wyoming County, New York Historian's Office
    Paper written by Palmer C. Fargo.
  2. ↑ Researcher.

    Edwina DeRosa

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