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[27 October 2013]

I am also looking for the parents and birthplace of Frederick BRIM who married Margaret MERRICK. They had a least one son, Clarence Vanness BRIM (who was b. 11 Dec 1810 and d. 20 Jul 1885). He married Margaret FARGUS 28 May 1843. They had at least one daughter, Emma Amelia BRIM (b. 16 Feb 1849, in Iowa, and d. 4 Apr 1918, in Idaho). She married John Wheeler HARRIS 22 Dec 1870. They are my great great grandparents. I have a copy of a picture that I believe is Emma Amelia, with 2 other women. It is a colorized black and white.

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research notes [27 October 2013]

http://donlong.net/genealogy/James%20Francis%20BRIM%20pedigree.pdf--henk 18:57, 27 October 2013 (UTC)

http://www.familyorigins.com/users/n/i/c/Cherisse--Nicastro/FAMO2-0001/d135.htm

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[28 October 2013]

An ACT for the Relief qf Frederick Brim.

Passed April 9, 1813.

WHEREAS Frederick Brim, of the town of Cazenovia, In the county of Madison, by his deed of warranty bearing date the seventh day of January, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and twelve, did release and convey unto Solomon Merrick and Joel Mann, of the place aforesaid, his farm, being part of lots number iifty-two and forty-nine, in the town of Caze- Dovia aforesaid, containing one hundred and forty -nine acres of landi for the sole consideration of the said Solomon Merrick and Joel Mann becoming indorsers of a promissory note made by the said Frederick Brim for the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars to the Manhattan company at Utica, for the benefit of the said Frederick Brim, for the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars only, and before the same became due, was paid and taken up by the said Frederick Brim : And Svhereas after the payment and discbarge of the aforesaid promissory note, and before the said Frederick Brim could procure a conveyance of his said fiuTO, the said Joel Mann sickened and died, leaving a widow and two infant children his heirs at law, in whom the fee simple of the aforesaid is : And whereas it is represented that the said Solomon Merrick and the widow of the said Joel Mann, are willing to reconvejr the aforesaid premises to the said Frederick Biim : Now therefore, for the purpose of enabling the said Frederick to obtain title to the aforesaid farm of land without incurring the delay and expense of an application to the court of chancery under the existing lawsy--henk 09:57, 28 October 2013 (UTC)

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research notes [13 November 2013]

http://genforum.genealogy.com/brim/messages/306.html

Looking for the origins of Frederick Brim b: 1762 d:11 Apr 1822, Rochester, Monroe Co., New York. The clues thus far are from the Holland Company Land Sale records for Cazenovia, Madison Co., New York. Frederick is also documented in the 1790, 1800, 1810 and 1820 US Census records.

There is a story of the history of Cazenovia which described a "large Germanic man", name not known, who accompanied the Holland company survey team. Frederick was one of the original settlers of the area and appeared to be a man of some means as he purchased many plots of land in the Cazenovia area.

When Frederick passed on, many of his family eventually became part of the Mormon Movement and can be seen in Nauvoo, Hancock Co., Illinois.

Margaret, died of Billous fever 25 Oct 1844, 76 years of age, her daughter Parmelia died in the same year. "Eunice" obituary Nauvoo Sexton Record pg:23. Her son Alfred Wallace Brim b: 15 Nov 1815 married Mary Anne Merrill daughter of Gillman Merrill and Rebeccah Severe [sic] Sevier.

The youngest Brim in America that I can identify is Henry Brim b: 1753 of Maryland (Revolutionary Soldier) d: 1835 Pennsylvania. This man looks like a brother of my GGGG Grandfather Frederick. Frederick Brim of Casenovia named his first son Henry and from what I can recall the Holland Land comany set out from Maryland.

Does anyone know where Frederick is buried or if he left a will ?

--henk 11:01, 13 November 2013 (UTC)

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