Person:Isaac Lyman (4)

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Maj. Isaac Lyman
 
d.1 Mar 1827 Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
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  • H.  Maj. Isaac Lyman - 1827
  • W.  Sally _____Abt 1763 - 1791
m. 21 Mar 1782
  1. Jonathan Lyman1782 - 1782
  2. Lydia Lyman1784 - Aft 1844
  3. Charlotte Lyman1785 -
  4. John Lyman1789 - 1880
  5. Eunice Lyman
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m. 9 Feb 1792
  1. Burrel Lyman
  2. Laura Lyman
  3. Henry Lyman - Bef 1844
  4. Parthenia Lyman - Bef 1844
  5. Harry Lyman - 1857
  6. Isaac Lyman
  7. Otis Lyman - 1876
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Name Maj. Isaac Lyman
Gender Male
Marriage 21 Mar 1782 Whitingham, Windham, Vermont, United Statesto Sally _____
Marriage 9 Feb 1792 Whitingham, Windham, Vermont, United Statesto Laura D. Pierce
Military? Revolutionary War
Death? 1 Mar 1827 Roulette, Potter, Pennsylvania, United States
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4 July 1844 Laura D. Lyman of Roulett, Potter County, aged 74 years & upwards: She is the widow of Isaac Lyman late of the town of Lymansville who departed this life on the first day of March 1827. ... That previous during said war he (Isaac) lived with his father's family in the Town of Halifax, Windham County, Vt. She was married to Isaac on the 9th of February 1792 by Rev. Mr. Lyman at Mulbury, Vt.; the following persons present at the marriage: Col. Muzzy & wife, Col. Thompson, Eleazer Lyman & wife & nearly one hundred others. Previous to her marriage she resided in the town of Wilmington and bore the maiden name of Laura D. Pierce.
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4 July 1844
Laura D. Lyman of Roulett, Potter County, aged 74 years & upwards:
She is the widow of Isaac Lyman late of the town of Lymansville who departed this life on the first day of March 1827.
... That previous during said war he (Isaac) lived with his father's family in the Town of Halifax, Windham County, Vt.
She was married to Isaac on the 9th of February 1792 by Rev. Mr. Lyman at Mulbury, Vt.; the following persons present at the marriage: Col. Muzzy & wife, Col. Thompson, Eleazer Lyman & wife & nearly one hundred others.
Previous to her marriage she resided in the town of Wilmington and bore the maiden name of Laura D. Pierce.
Roulet, Potter County, October the 8th day in the year of our Lord 1844 Lydia Bellows appears before me Reuben Card & deposes that she is the daughter of Isaac Lyman, who was formerly of the Town of Hallifax, vermont, but afterward removed to the Town of Whilingham, vermont and that her mother died in the month of August 1791. She further states that the following January Laura D. Pierce of the Town of Willimington came to her father's house to keep house for her father. Her father and Laura married but she was not present. Her father and Laura raised a family of children, namely - Burrel Lyman, Laura Lyman, Henry Lyman Dec., Parthenia Lyman Dec., Harry Lyman, Isaac Lyman Jr. and Otis Lyman.
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Roulet, Potter County, October the 8th day in the year of our Lord 1844 Lydia Bellows appears before me Reuben Card & deposes that she is the daughter of Isaac Lyman, who was formerly of the Town of Hallifax, vermont, but afterward removed to the Town of Whilingham, vermont and that her mother died in the month of August 1791.
She further states that the following January Laura D. Pierce of the Town of Willimington came to her father's house to keep house for her father. Her father and Laura married but she was not present. Her father and Laura raised a family of children, namely - Burrel Lyman, Laura Lyman, Henry Lyman Dec., Parthenia Lyman Dec., Harry Lyman, Isaac Lyman Jr. and Otis Lyman.
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  1.   History of the counties of McKean, Elk, Cameron and Potter, Pennsylvania, with biographical selections: including their early settlement and development; a description of the historic and interesting localities; sketches of their cities, towns and villages; portraits of prominent men; biographies of representative citizens; outline history of Pennsylvania; statistics. (Chicago [Illinois]: J.H. Beers, 1890).

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    In April, 1823, Isaac Lyman was granted $27 for clearing land at Coudersport ...
    "Ere we reached Coudersport we stopped for a short time at Lymansville, a thriving village founded by Isaac Lyman, who located at the place in 1809. His daughter, Eulalia was the first white girl born in Potter county. ... We had a late dinner with Cephas Nelson (son-in-law of Isaac Lyman), who had been in the county about eight years, ...
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    Isaac Lyman was the father of nineteen children: Jonathan, Lydia, Charlotte, Eunice, John, Burrell, Laura, Parthinna, Henry, Harry, Isaac, Jr., Otis, Charles, Eulalia (the first white girl born in Potter county), Milo, Edwin, Lewis W., and two that died in infancy. Isaac Lyman, Sr., built the first saw-mill in the county, in 1810, and the first grist-mill, in 1811, and in the same year the first blacksmith shop.
    [Note: Eulalia, Milo, Edwin & Lewis were children by Patience without divorcing Laura)

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