Person:Gideon Lupton (1)
Gideon Lupton
b.16 May 1795
d.6 Apr 1878
Parents and Siblings
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m. 12 Nov 1788
  1. Ann Lupton
  2. Martin Lupton
  3. Gideon Lupton1795 - 1878
  4. Henry LuptonAbt 1799 -
  5. Lydia R. Lupton1807 - 1890
Spouse and Children
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m. 29 Sep 1819
  1. Margaret Lupton
  2. Sarah C. LuptonAbt 1821 -
  3. William Carr LuptonAbt 1826 - 1895
  4. Benjamin T. Lupton1838 - 1887
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Facts and Events
Name Gideon Lupton
Gender Male
Birth[1] 16 May 1795
Alt Birth[2] 26 May 1795 Virginia
Religion? 2 Nov 1805 Hopewell MM, Frederick Co, VirginiaTransferred from Hopewell MM to Short Creek MM
Religion[7][8] From 18 Jan 1806 to 19 Jun 1821 Short Creek MM, Smithfield, Jefferson, OhioQuaker
Marriage 29 Sep 1819 Jefferson, Ohio, United Statesto Susannah Carr
Census[28] 1820 Smithfield, Jefferson County, Ohio
Census[29] 1820 Warren, Jefferson, Ohio
Religion[8] 19 Jun 1821 transfered to Smithfield MM
Religion[7] 23 Jul 1822 Short Creek MM, Smithfield, Jefferson, Ohiotransfered back to Short Creek MM
Religion[8] 24 Jun 1823 Transfer to Salem MM
Census[30] 1830 Smithfield, Jefferson, Ohio
Residence[4] 1835 Jefferson County, New York
Other[9] 14 May 1835 Lenawee, MichiganTown 5 South, Range 1 East, Section 31; 160 acres Land
Property[4] 1836 Woodstock, Lenawee, Michigan
Other[10] 12 May 1836 Adrian MM, Lenawee, Michiganrocf Smithfield MM, Ohio
Other[11] 20 Oct 1836 Adrian MM, Lenawee, MichiganWitness to the marriage of Jesse Darlington and Susannah Talbot Quaker life
Census[31] 1840 Woodstock, Lenawee, Michigan
Other[13][10][32] 9 Jan 1840 Rollin, Lenawee, MichiganDivision of the Rollin Preparative Meeting Quaker life
Other[12] 11 Jul 1840 Adrian MM, Lenawee, MichiganWitness to the marriage of Isaac Trescott and Jane M. Steer Quaker life
Other[14] 14 Dec 1842 Adrian MM, Lenawee, MichiganWitness to the marriage of Joseph Binns and Sarah C. Lupton Quaker life
Other[15] 16 Oct 1844 Adrian MM, Lenawee, MichiganWitness to the marriage of Joseph Hewitt and Margaret Lupton Quaker life
Residence? 16 Oct 1846 Woodstock, Lenawee, Michigan
Other[16][17] 18 Nov 1846 Adrian MM, Lenawee, MichiganWitness to the marriage of Israel Darlington and Anne McDonald Quaker life
Census[33] 9 Aug 1850 Woodstock, Lewanee, Michigan
Other[18] 14 Mar 1857 Rollin MM, Lenawee, Michigangct to Bloomington MM, Iowa Quaker life
Other[4] Bet 1857 and 1861 Transfer to a d
Other[18] 16 Mar 1861 Rollin MM, Lenawee, Michiganrocf Bloomington MM, Iowa Quaker life
Other[17] 11 Apr 1863 Rollin MM, Lenawee, MichiganRollin MM member census Quaker life
Other[18] 8 Feb 1868 Rollin MM, Lenawee, Michiganappointed Elder Quaker life
Census[34] 5 Aug 1870 Woodstock, Lenasee, Michigan
Occupation? Farmer
Other[19] 13 Jun 1874 Woodstock PM, Lenawee, MichiganWoodstock PM membership list Quaker life
Death[3][4] 6 Apr 1878
Burial[4] north of Addison, Michigan
Religion[5] Quaker

RELIGION: Christian - Religious Society of Friends.

RESIDENCES: 1842 - At daughter Sarah's marriage - Woodstock, Lenawee Co., Michigan, United States of America.[1]

CENSUS: 1820 Federal Census, Warren, Jefferson, OH, Roll M33_91, p. 237, i. 244 [ancestry.com i. 3/17]; Gideon LUPTON: 1 male 16-25 [1795-1804], 1 female <10 [1810-1820], 1 female 16-25 [1795-1804], 1 male slave 14-25 [1795-1806]

1830 Federal Census, Smithfield, Jefferson, OH, Roll M19_134, p. 142, i. 210 [ancestry.com i. 21/32]; Gideon LUPTON: 1 male 5-10 [1820-1825], 1 male 30-39 [1791-1800], 2 females 15-19 [1811-1815]m 1 female 40-49 [1781-1790]

1840 Federal Census, Woodstock, Lenawee, MI, Roll M704_207, p. 126, i. 254 [ancestry.com i. 7/8]; "Gideon LUPTON": 1 male <5 [1836-1840]; 1 male 15-19 [1821-1825]; 1 male 20-29 [1811-1820], 1 male 40-49 [1791-1800; 2 females 15-19 [1821-1825], 1 female 30-30 [1801-1810]

1850 Federal Census, Woodstock, Lewanee, MI, 7 Aug 1850, p. 36, 248/249 [ancestry.com i. 10/23]; "Gilleon LUPTON"; age 55; farmer; _/800; born VA 1870 Federal Census, Woodstock, Lenasee, MI, 5 Aug 1870, p. 591B (p. 26), 209/215 [ancestry.com i. 25/35]; "Gideon LUPTON"; age 79; farmer; born VA [in houshold of Joseph Birms]

MICHIGAN LAND RECORDS Name: GIDEON LUPTON; Land Office: BRONSON; Sequence #: 1; Document Number: 108944; Total Acres: 40; Signature: Yes Canceled Document: No; Issue Date: June 15, 1837; Mineral Rights Reserved: No; Metes and Bounds: No; Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566 Multiple Warantee Names: No; Act or Treaty: April 24, 1820; Multiple Patentee Names: No; Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries Land Description: 1 SWNE MICHIGAN-TOLEDO STRIP No 5 S 1 E 2

Gideon and Susannah moved between 1857-61 to Bloomington, Iowa, where their son William was living. Pam Hawkins mentioned there is a transfer certificate for them in this matter.

References
  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Hinshaw, William Wade; Thomas Worth Marshall; and John Cox. Encyclopedia of American Quaker Genealogy. (Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States: Edwards Brothers, 1936-1950)
    4:735, 1352.
  2. ↑ (i)William E. Connelley, complier, A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans, 5 volumes (Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, 1918), 4:172.

    He is a son of William C. Lupton, a native of Ohio, and a grandson of Gideon Lupton, who was born in Virginia.

  3. ↑ (i)United States Federal Census(/i) (Enumerated 5 August 1870).
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 Pam Hawkins, (i)Re: Lupton family research(/i).

    He owned land near Woodstock, Michigan. The "Bible & Genealogical Records of Lenawee Co.", 1939, apparently indicate that he settled near the Friends' Meeting House.

    They transfered from Woodstock, Michigan area meeting to Bloomington, Iowa.

  5. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:.
  6.   (i)Short Creek Monthly Meeting Library Records(/i) (1823-1826).

    Bowner's Jl.
    Job Scott
    Cushman's Jl.

  7. ↑ 7.0 7.1 (i)Record of the Minutes of the Monthly Meeting of Friends Held at Short Creek Ohio, Short Creek Monthly Meeting of Friends, Monthly Me.

    18th day of the 1st month 1806 (page 32)
    Nathan Lupton produced a certificate for himself, Margaret his wife, and their four children Viz Henry, Ann, Gideon, and Martin, from Crooked Run Monthly Meeting dated the 2d of the 11th month 1805.

    20th day of the 7th month 1819 (page 377)
    Gideon Lupton requests a certificate to Smithfield monthly meeting in order for marriage with Susannah Carr a member of that meeting. Merrick Starr & Emmor Baily are appointed to make the needful enquiry and if no obstruction appears produce one to next meeting.

    24th day of the 8th month 1819 (page 379)
    The committee to prepare a certificate for Gideon Lupton produced one which was approved & signed.

    9th day of the 6th month 1820 (page 417)
    The committee to prepare A certificate for Gideon Lupton produced one which was approved & signed.

    23rd day of the 7th month 1822 (page 452)
    A Certificate was received for Gideon Lupton Susannah his wife & their two minor children Viz. Sarah and Margaret from Smithfield Monthly Meeting dated the 20th of the 5fth last which was excepted.

    Located on .

  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Indexed by: Carole Dutton Malisiak, February, 2000, (i)"Short Creek Monthly Meeting: 185., Transfer Certificates 1805-1832" in "The Ohi.

    Short Creek MM on 19 Jun 1821 Gideon Lupton was granted certificate to Smithfield MM, p. 87.

    Short Creek MM on 24 Jun 1823 Gideon Lupton and w. Susannah with 2 minor children: Sarah and Margaret was granted certificate to Salem MM, p. 98.

  9. ↑ (i)Lt. Col. Paul R. Peck USAF (Ret.), Landsmen of Lenawee County (Clark Lake, Michigan: Liberty Town Press, year unknown)(/i)
    25.
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    257.
  11. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    488.
  12. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    490.
  13. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    196.
  14. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    492.
  15. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    493.
  16. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    494.
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    512.

    Gideon Lupton's house contained two family members; both were adults.

  18. ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    395.
  19. ↑ (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    515.
  20.   (i)William E. Connelley, complier, A Standard History of Kansas and Kansans, 5 volumes (Chicago: Lewis Publishing Company, 1918), 4:172.
  21.   (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    244.
  22.   (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    210.
  23.   (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    367.
  24.   (i)Ann and Conrad Burton, compilers, Michigan Quakers: Abstracts of Fifteen Meetings of the Society of Friends 1831-1960, (Decatur, MI:
    388.
  25.   Lois Jeannette (Baltzly) Carr and Charles Edgar Carr, The Passing Shadows of the Carr Clan, Pioneers of Jefferson, Stark, Tuscarawas, and Wayne Counties, Ohio, Their Ancestors and Descendants, 1658
    126. </li>
  26.   Rollin Monthly Meeting of Friends Membership Records to 1886, LDS microfilm
    Film #1533224, page 13. </li>
  27.   Rollin Monthly Meeting of Friends Membership Records to 1886, LDS microfilm
    Film #1533224, page 3. </li>
  28. ↑ He is listed as Gidson Lupton on Ancestry.com.</li>
  29. ↑ CENSUS: 1820 Federal Census, Warren, Jefferson, OH, Roll M33_91, p. 237, i. 244 [ancestry.com i. 3/17]; Gideon LUPTON: 1 male 16-25 [1795-1804], 1 female <10 [1810-1820], 1 female 16-25 [1795-1804], 1 male slave 14-25 [1795-1806]</li>
  30. ↑ 1830 Federal Census, Smithfield, Jefferson, OH, Roll M19_134, p. 142, i. 210 [ancestry.com i. 21/32]; Gideon LUPTON: 1 male 5-10 [1820-1825], 1 male 30-39 [1791-1800], 2 females 15-19 [1811-1815]m 1 female 40-49 [1781-1790]</li>
  31. ↑ 1840 Federal Census, Woodstock, Lenawee, MI, Roll M704_207, p. 126, i. 254 [ancestry.com i. 7/8]; "Gideon LUPTON": 1 male <5 [1836-1840]; 1 male 15-19 [1821-1825]; 1 male 20-29 [1811-1820], 1 male 40-49 [1791-1800; 2 females 15-19 [1821-1825], 1 female 30-30 [1801-1810]</li>
  32. ↑ Rollin PM to be divided into a north meeting to be called Woodstock to meet at Gideon Lupton's house, and a south meeting to be called Rollin to meet at Elijah Brownell's house.</li>
  33. ↑ 1850 Federal Census, Woodstock, Lewanee, MI, 7 Aug 1850, p. 36, 248/249 [ancestry.com i. 10/23]; "Gilleon LUPTON"; age 55; farmer; _/800; born VA</li>
  34. ↑ 1870 Federal Census, Woodstock, Lenasee, MI, 5 Aug 1870, p. 591B (p. 26), 209/215 [ancestry.com i. 25/35]; "Gideon LUPTON"; age 79; farmer; born VA [in houshold of Joseph Birms]</li></ol>
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