Denison, Henry - Revision history

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JElberfeld at 16:11, 9 February 2013

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JElberfeld at 16:08, 9 February 2013

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JElberfeld at 22:46, 31 January 2013

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 *Phebe Denison (Dec. 5, 1747 - ) thrice married (No. 169), Chesebrough family<ref name="STO" />.
 *Robert Denison (Dec. 12, 1749 - ) married Anna Chesebrough (No. 254)<ref name="STO" />.
-*Isaac Denison (Dec. 20, 1751 - ) married Eunice Williams (No. 82)<ref name="STO" />.
+*Isaac Denison (Dec. 20, 1751 - ) married [[Bio: Williams, Elisha |Eunice Williams]] (No. 82)<ref name="STO" />.
 *Hannah Denison (Feb. 13, 1755 - ) died young<ref name="STO" />.
 *Mary Denison (Nov. 6, 1757 - ), twice married: 1st, Jeremiah Holmes (No. 50); 2d, Jedediah Lee<ref name="STO" />.

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 ==Will==
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-Image:{filename}|<center>{caption}</center>
+Image:Henry-Denison1.jpg|<center>The will of Henry Denison written in March of 1835, proven and recorded on October 30, 1835</center>
-Image:{filename}|<center>{caption}</center>
+Image:Henry-Denison2.jpg|<center>2nd page and some administrative recording</center>
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-Image:H-Denison-marker.jpg|Photo courtesy of Thomas Dunn</center>
+Image:H-Denison-marker.jpg|<center>Photo courtesy of Thomas Dunn</center>
 Image:M-Denison-marker.jpg|<center>Photo courtesy of Thomas Dunn</center>
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-Henry Denison died in 1836 in Knox, Albany County, NY.  He was buried at High Point Cemetery.
+Henry Denison died September 20, 1835 in Knox, Albany County, NY.  He was buried at High Point Cemetery. His wife, Mary, died on June 10, 1843 and is buried beside him.
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-Image:{filename}|<center>{caption}</center>
+Image:H-Denison-marker.jpg|Photo courtesy of Thomas Dunn</center>
-Image:{filename}|<center>{caption}</center>
+Image:M-Denison-marker.jpg|<center>Photo courtesy of Thomas Dunn</center>
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 DENISON CRARY.
-Among the earliest settlers in Knox were the Crarys and Denisons, who came from Connecticut in 1798. Thomas Crary was born in Connecticut, October 12, 1744. He married Mehetabel Mason, January 9, 1772. They had nine children— Thomas, born in 1775; Mary, born in 1777; Mason, born in 1779; Eunice, born in 1782; Cynthia, born in 1786; Amos, born in 1788; Andrew, born in 1790; Ephraim, born in 1793; and Jabez, born in 1796. Amos Crary married Mary Denison in 1811, and had six children, named as follows in the order of their birth: Denison, Susan, Thomas, Horace, Sarah Ann and Esther. Susan removed to Iowa and died there. Thomas died in infancy. Horace removed, when a young man, to Schoharie County, and thence, in 1883, to Chicago. Sarah Ann also lives in Chicago. Esther lives in Iowa. The only one representing the family in the town at the present time is Denison Crary, eldest child of Amos, who was born June 30, 1812. Captain Henry Denison served the cause of the colonies in the Revolutionary war, and after coming to Knox was one of the most prominent early residents. He was one of the founders of the Old Knox Presbyterian Church, of which he was also a deacon for many years. He had seven children, named Henry, Daniel, Gideon, Mary, Sally, Lois and Esther. Henry removed to Pennsylvania and died there. Daniel became a physician, and lived and died in OnondagaCounty, which he represented twice in the Assembly. Gideon died in Knox, at the age of thirty-three. Mary married Amos Crary, and died in 1840, aged fifty-one. Sally died unmarried. Lois and Esther married, and died in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
+Among the earliest settlers in Knox were the Crarys and Denisons, who came from Connecticut in 1798. Thomas Crary was born in Connecticut, October 12, 1744. He married Mehetabel Mason, January 9, 1772. They had nine children— Thomas, born in 1775; Mary, born in 1777; Mason, born in 1779; Eunice, born in 1782; Cynthia, born in 1786; Amos, born in 1788; Andrew, born in 1790; Ephraim, born in 1793; and Jabez, born in 1796. Amos Crary married Mary Denison in 1811, and had six children, named as follows in the order of their birth: Denison, Susan, Thomas, Horace, Sarah Ann and Esther. Susan removed to Iowa and died there. Thomas died in infancy. Horace removed, when a young man, to Schoharie County, and thence, in 1883, to Chicago. Sarah Ann also lives in Chicago. Esther lives in Iowa. The only one representing the family in the town at the present time is Denison Crary, eldest child of Amos, who was born June 30, 1812.<br> Captain Henry Denison served the cause of the colonies in the Revolutionary war, and after coming to Knox was one of the most prominent early residents. He was one of the founders of the Old Knox Presbyterian Church, of which he was also a deacon for many years. He had seven children, named Henry, Daniel, Gideon, Mary, Sally, Lois and Esther. Henry removed to Pennsylvania and died there. Daniel became a physician, and lived and died in OnondagaCounty, which he represented twice in the Assembly. Gideon died in Knox, at the age of thirty-three. Mary married Amos Crary, and died in 1840, aged fifty-one. Sally died unmarried. Lois and Esther married, and died in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
 Wheeler, Albert Gallatin. ''The Genealogical and Encyclopedic History of the Wheeler Family in America''. Boston, MA: American College of Genealogy, 1914. 307-308. Print.

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 *Hannah Denison (Feb. 13, 1755 - ) died young<ref name="STO" />.
 *Mary Denison (Nov. 6, 1757 - ), twice married: 1st, Jeremiah Holmes (No. 50); 2d, Jedediah Lee<ref name="STO" />.
-*Hannah Denison (Oct. 16, 1759 - ) married [[John Gallup]] (No. 134)<ref name="STO" />.
+*Hannah Denison (Oct. 16, 1759 - ) married '''[[Gallup, General John|John Gallup]]''' (No. 134)<ref name="STO" />.
 *Beebe Denison (Feb. 22, 1761 - ) twice married<ref name="STO" />.
 *Fredeick Denison (Sept. 21, 1762 - ) married Hannah Fish (No. 47), that family<ref name="STO" />.

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 Henry Denison married Mary Gallup in July 14, 1779 in Stonington, CT<Ref Name = "STO" />. Mary Gallup (January 31, 1759 - 1843)<Ref Name = "STO" />  was the daughter of Col. Nathan Gallup ( - Jan 19, 1799)<Ref Name = "STO" /> and Sarah Giddings<Ref Name = "STO" />. Their children were:
 *Sarah Denison (December 9, 1780 - ) Unmarried<Ref Name = "STO" />
-*Henry Denison (May 15, 1783 - ) married Deborah pierce<Ref Name = "STO" />
+*Henry Denison (May 15, 1783 - ) married Deborah Pierce<Ref Name = "STO" />
 *Mary Denison ((1785) died young.<Ref Name = "STO" />
 *Daniel Denison (March 31, 1787 - ) was a physician<Ref Name = "STO" />

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