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Sixth Generation

66. Carpenter Winslow was born on Jan 3, 1793 in Pittston, Lincoln(now Kennebec), Maine, died on Dec 20, 1875 in Benezette, Elk Co., PA, and was buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Winslow Hill , Benezette, PA.

General Notes: Carpenter and Beulah had 10 boys and 4 girls. They were early pioneers to Elk County. Natives of Maine, they came to Clearfield County, PA in 1821. They lived one year there, then went to Punxsutawney, PA until 1828, when they moved to Benezette Township, Elk County. They apparently endured many hardships incident to pioneer life, bringing all their provisions in a canoe from Lock Haven ( a distance of 75 miles), taking two and a half days to push the canoe up the stream. Carpenter chose a small farm about a quarter mile east of Benezette. Carpenter had a son George who gave his name to Winslow Hill before he died in 1905. Carpenter raised his family on a 600 acre farm in Benezette. The cemetery on Winslow Hill is a part of this farm. Winslow Hill is the most scenic spot in the Benezette area because of the view from the top of the hill. In approximately 1818, Carpenter and Elizabeth Colburn Winslow and their extended families traveled from Maine on the Atlantic Ocean to the Chesapeake Bay; to the Susquehanna River; and following the West Branch of the Susquehanna arrived in Clearfield, PA. Here Carpenter built a bridge across the Susquehanna, and after a short time, the families moved overland to Gaskill Township, just outside Punxsutawney, PA, where they established a homestead. In 1828, Carpenter Winslow, Jr. and his wife, Beulah Keene Winslow, along with his brothers, Reuben and Ebenezer Winslow, moved on to what is now Winslow Hill in Benezette, Elk County, PA.

He was elected supervisor in the first Benezette Township elections of 1846. In 1844 was listed a resident taxpayer of Jay township along with Reuben , E.C. and Charles Winslow. Carpenter and Beulah lived with son George during the latter years of their life.

From Winslow Memorial CARPENTER, [12447] (Carpenter, James, James, Job, Kenelm) b. 3 Ian. 1798, Pittston, Kennebec Co., Me.; m. Bristol, Lincoln Co., Me., 25 May, 1817, Beulah Keene, b. 3 .Jan. 1796, Bristol, daughter. of William and Celana (Wadsworth) of B. She died 16 May, 1863, Benezette, Elk Co., Pa., and was buried there. Mr. W. is also deceased. Ship carpenter. Res. Pittston, Wiscasset, and Bristol, Me.; removed to Pennsylvania in 1821, and, in 1873, he resided Benezette, Pa.

Noted events in his life were:

He was employed in Ship Carpenter; Farmer(600 Acres In Benezette).
He had a residence in Pittston, Wiscasset; Bristol Maine.
Marriage: May 25, 1817, Bristol Maine. Carpenter Winslow and Beulah Keen By Sullivan Hardy, Esq.
He appeared on the census in 1820 in Bristol, Lincoln Co ME. Carpenter Jr, wife Beulah, Charles, George, and one female over 45 yrs (probably Carpenter’s maternal grandmother Elizabeth Colburn whose husband Reuben died in 1818 She died 1821 in Bristol ME)
Moved: per Winslow Memorial, Abt 1821, From Maine To PA;. Probably Induced To Move To Benezett From Punxsutawney Because Of Cheap Land Which Was Good For Farming And Lumbering
He had a residence in 1823. In 1823, according to the “Collector’s Duplicate for the Township,” Charles C. Gaskill, being collector, there were the following taxables in Perry township: including among others – Carpenter Winslow, jr., Carpenter Winslow, sr., James Winslow, Reuben Winslow
He appeared on the census in 1830 in Gibson, Clearfield, PA With Large Family. Carpenter, Charles, George, Eben, John,Joshua; Beulah his wife, Selina Brother Ebenezer and family there also
He appeared on the census in 1840 in Jay, Clearfield, PA. Carpenter, 7 males, wife, 3 daughters
Public service: 1846, Constable, Supervisor Of Benezette.
He appeared on the census in 1850 in Benezette Township, Elk Pa. Carpenter- Farmer, Beulah, Selina Ray, , Wadsworth, Reuben, Thomas B, Sophia
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Benezette, Elk , Pa. Carpenter In 1860 Living With Son Eben In Benezette (Wife Beulah Living With Son George In Benezette)
He appeared on the census in 1870 in Benezette , Elk, PA. In Benezette Living With Son George( no longer living with son Eben who died )
Other: 1873. Residing In Benezette, PA per Winslow Memorial
He died on Dec 18, 1875 in Benezette, Elk, Pennsylvania. Per T Caddon: Carpenter Winslow is buried at Mt Pleasant/Winslow Hill. Dec 18, 1875 based on Winslow family reunion invitation in the early 1900’s. There is no other record of his death date The Mayflower Society accepted this death date. Victoria Winslow said Carpenter was buried next to Beulah but there is no tombstone. .It looks like there may have been a stone post there at one time, but it may have broken off.

Carpenter married Beulah (Elizabeth) Keene on May 25, 1817 in Bristol , Lincoln , Maine, daughter of William Keene and Celenah Wadsworth. Beulah was born on Jan 3, 1796 in Breman (Old Bristol), Lincoln, Maine, died on May 16, 1864 in Benezette, Elk Co, PA, and was buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Winslow Hill , Benezette, PA.

Noted events in her life were:

Other: Mayflower Descendent(Via Wadsworth Line) Of William Bradford, Thomas Rogers, John Alden, Priscilla Mullins, William Mullins, Richard Warren, William Brewster.
She appeared on the census in 1860 in Benezette , Pa. Living With Son George In Benezette ( Husband Living With Son Eben)
She has conflicting birth information of Dec 28, 1795.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 95 M i. Charles Keene Winslow was born on Jan 23, 1818 in Bristol, Lincoln Co; Maine, died on Apr 4, 1869 in Benezette, Elk Co., PA, and was buried in 1869 in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Benezette, PA.

+ 96 M ii. George Wait “Bach” Winslow was born on May 25, 1820 in Bristol, Lincoln, Maine, died on Oct 1, 1904 in Mt Pleasant, Benezette, Elk, PA, and was buried on Oct 3, 1904 in Mt Pleasant- Winslow Hill Cemetery, Benezette, Elk Co, PA.

+ 97 M iii. Ebenezer EBEN Winslow was born on May 11, 1823 in Jefferson Co , PA, died on Feb 8, 1863 in Benezette, , Elk, PA, and was buried in Mt Pleasant- Winslow Hill Cemetery, Benezette, Elk Co, PA.

+ 98 M iv. Reuban Colburn Winslow was born on Sep 4, 1834 in Benezette, Clearfield Co. PA and died on Feb 18, 1879 in Benezette, Elk, PA.

+ 99 M v. Joshua “James” Wadsworth Winslow was born on Jul 5, 1826 in Gaskill Township, Jefferson Co., PA, died on Apr 4, 1889 in Winslow Hill, Benezette, Elk, PA, and was buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Benezette, PA.

+ 100 M vi. Col Thomas Hart Benton Winslow was born on Nov 26, 1836 in Benezette, Pa, died on Jul 5, 1876 in Benezette PA, and was buried in Winslow Hill Cemetery, Benezette PA.

+ 101 M vii. William Keene Winslow was born on Sep 25, 1821 in Jefferson Co., PA and died on Apr 19, 1830 in Benezette, Clearfield Co, Pa.

+ 102 M viii. John Walden Winslow was born on Jan 2, 1825 in Jefferson Co, PA, died on Apr 27, 1910 in Boise, Ada County, Idaho, and was buried in Morris Hill Cemetery , Boise, ID.

+ 103 F ix. Selina Elizabeth Winslow was born on Jun 17, 1830 in Benezette, Clearfield Co., PA, died on Oct 29, 1909 in Newport, Penobscot Co., Maine, and was buried in Riverside Cemetery In Newport, ME.

+ 104 F x. Lydia Keene Winslow was born on Nov 10, 1831 in Benezette, Elk, PA and died on Jan 31, 1913 in Harrisburg, Dauphin Co, Pennsylvania.

+ 105 F xi. Abigail Sophia Winslow was born on Jul 7, 1838 in Benezette PA, died on Feb 16, 1923 in Punxsutawney, PA, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Twp., Punxsutawney, PA (2nd Level, Row 18).

+ 106 M xii. Child Winslow was born on Jan 9, 1828 and died on Jan 23, 1828.

67. Reuben Colburn Winslow was born on Jun 28, 1796 in Pittston, Kennebec Co, ME, died on Aug 26, 1871 in Westport Near Cooks Run, Clinton Co., PA, and was buried in Highland Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA.

General Notes: Reuben Colburn Winslow came to Benezette with his brothers- Carpenter and Ebenezer, – ( brother James and Joseph stayed in the Punxsutawney area) before 1830 and is considered the official founder of the Town and Township of Benezette. He became an extensive landowner by purchasing several hundred acres of land in and near Benezette- located from Spring and Trout Runs to Austern’s and Dent’s Runs.

Reuben and his brothers operated their lumbering business along the Bennett’s Branch lands.

The coal veins – called the Winslow Colliery- in this area were among the first and the best. He was also a prominent merchant and one of Elk County’s first commissioners in 1843. On April 26, 1871 Reuben C Winslow was killed in a train wreck near Cook’s Run between Philadelphia and Benezette. Being on business for his railroad- the Winslow Colliery Railroad- at the time, he was the first one to be rescued. However realizing himself he was too badly wounded he told the rescuers to try and instead save the lives of the other passengers. Benezette’s first election was held in February 1846. E. E. Winslow was chosen Justice, Carpenter Winslow as Supervisor; R. C. Winslow as school director; Charles Winslow as fence viewer. The first coal veins that were worked were the Winslow’s at the location where Spring Run empties into Trout Run. In 1870 one of Benezette’s lumberman was D. B. Winslow. Also in 1870 the “Winslow” hotel was in business. The best known farming area early in Benezette was Winslow Hill.

From Winslow Memorial REUBEN’, [12449] (Carpenter, James, James*, Job*, Kenelm,) b. 28 June, 1796, Pittston, Kennebec Co., Me.; was killed on the railroad, near Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa., 26 Aug. 1871; m. Curwensville, Clearfield Co., Pa., 15 Nov. 1818, Elizabeth Collins, b. 16 July, 1800, on the Atlantic Ocean, between Ireland and the United States, daughter. of Robert and Nancy (Coyle) of Dublin, Ireland. Farmer and lumberman. Res. Clearfield, Chester, Benezette, Elk Co., Pa. 1873, she res. Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.

Obituary Aug 31, 1871 Lock Haven Paper The funeral of Reuben Winslow Esq., who was killed by the late collision, took place yesterday in Lock Haven. Deceased was born in Gardiner, Maine and was 75 years of age. He resided for many years in Clearfield County where he was owner of much real estate. Lat—– he resided in Lock Haven with his daughter, Mrs. B Rush Petrikin.

Another article in same paper same day Lock Haven.

Killed: R C Brown and Reuben Winslow of Lock Haven, passengers…….

Wounded:…………..

The passenger train was running—thirty five miles an hour and the —–about eighteen. They collided at——-consequently when at full speed. The — and smoking cars were telescoped back—- in the rear cars escaped. Three men—–on the smoking car, anticipating— suit, immediately threw themselves– floor of the car and escaped injury.

After the bodies were brought to—- inquest was commences and continue– day to day, and on Tuesday the following verdict was rendered:

Excerpts from the Winslow Colliery Railroad by Samuel King

The story of the Winslow Colliery Railroad which was intended as a link in a transcontinental system by English capitalists is a fascinating chapter in the history of this region. The story was originally by Herman MacMinn whose father was chief engineer of the ill -started project.

The Winslow family originally came to Pennsylvania at an early date from the state of Maine. Of the four brothers James settled near Punxsutawney and Carpenter, Ebenezer, and Reuben came to Bennett’s Valley before 1830. Carpenter choose a small farm about a quarter mile ease of Benezette, Reuben became the founder of the community of Benezette, and Ebenezer lived a mile west where Julius Jones later did. Carpenter had a son named George who gave his name to Winslow Hill before he died in 1905. Eben and his family went west in 1858.

Reuben became an extensive landowner, and the Pennsylvania Archives list purchases made by him and his brother Eben as early as 1833 and 1837. Shortly after these dates, surveys were made up the Bennett’s Branch and Trout Run for the Sunbury and Eric Railroad. Again in 1855 a second survey was made, and Reuben Winslow had high expectations that his coal and timber would soon have a way to reach urban markets. To his disappointment , the railroad was built up Driftwood Branch to Emporium. His first thought was to build a sixteen mile spur to the Philadelphia and Eric (as the railroad was now called) at Driftwood. With the legal assistance of his son-in-law, Rush Petrikin, an attorney at Bellefonte and perhaps the only graduate of West Point from Benezette Township. Winslow applied in 1862 to the legislature for a charter. Under the provisions of this incorporation , the Winslow Colliery Railroad was capitalized at $200,000. Before work could begin on construction, however, other events altered the original purpose of this project.

Noted events in his life were:

He appeared on the Census census in 1820 in Lawrence Township(Clearfield), Clearfield Co, Pa. Can’t find Reuben C Winslow in 1820 but based on Robert Collins his father in law in 1820 Lawrence Twp. Clearfield Co census with a large family Reuben may have been living with him after getting married in 1818 to his daughter And in 1830 Robert Collins has much smaller family in census in Clearfield, Clearfield Co.
He had a residence in 1823. In 1823, according to the “Collector’s Duplicate for the Township,” Charles C. Gaskill, being collector, there were the following taxables in Perry township: including among others – Carpenter Winslow, Jr., Carpenter Winslow, sr., James Winslow, Reuben Winslow
Public service: Register of Wills- Clearfield County Pa, 1824-1825, Gibson Township , Clearfield County Pa. 1824-Register of Wills- Clearfield County Pa 1825-prothonotary Clearfield Co
He had a residence on Jan 3, 1825 in Clearfield Town, Clearfield Co, Pa. per deed of Clearfield Town
He had a residence on Jun 24, 1826 in Clearfield Town, Clearfield Co, Pa. per deeds was of Town of Clearfield , Clearfield county Pa
Moved: Abt 1830-1832, Benezette, Gibson Township, Clearfield Co Pa. Came To Bennett's Valley With Three Brothers around this time Carpenter and Ebenezer in 1830 Gibson Township census. Elizabeth and Reuben’s family in 1830 Clearfield Town census. Can’t find Reuben exactly-
He appeared on the census in 1830 in Clearfield, Clearfield Co, Pa. Reuben’s family listed under Elizabeth but not Reuben Neighbor is Elizabeth’s parents Robert Collins
He had a residence on Aug 20, 1831 in Clearfield Town, Clearfield Co, Pa. per deed Reuben and Elizabeth of Clearfield Town
Land Purchase: 1833-1839, Benezette, Clearfield County, Pa. Winslow, Reuben & Ebenezer C., 100 acres, March 4, 1833. Winslow, R. & E., 275 acres, Aug. 15, 1838. Winslow, Reuben, 200 acres, March 20, 1839. Winslow, Reuben, 60 acres, April 24, 1839. Winslow, Reuben, 225 acres, Aug. 3, 1839.
He appeared on the census in 1840 in Benezette, Jay Township, Elk Co, Pa. Reuben, wife, and 2 sons
He appeared on the census in 1840 in Jay Township, Clearfield Co, Pa. Reuben with 2 sons, and wife
Other: Cir 1843, Benezette, , Elk, PA. Considered Founder Of Benezette Township And Town
Other: 1844, Jay Township, Elk County, PA. Resident taxpayers listed were Reuben, Carpenter, E. C. and Charles Winslow; and R, C. Winslow as an owner of a grist mill and sawmill.
Public service: 1846, One Of Elk County’s First Commissioners; Benezette Supervisor; School Director; Clerk.
He appeared on the census in 1850 in Benezette PA, Reuben, Elizabeth, Reuben , Adeline, Robert Collins , Ann Collins( Robert And Ann Born In Ireland Elizabeth’s Parents). Reuben, Elizabeth, Reuben , Adeline, Robert Collins , Ann Collins( Robert And Ann Born In Ireland Elizabeth’s Parents)
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Benezette, Elk Co, PA. Reuben(64 Maine), Eliza(60 born at sea) ,BROTHER JAMES(60 Maine carpenter), Charles H(21 Pa) , R C(39 Pa) Brother James’s wife died in 1847 he must have decided to live with Reuben; Lumberman; Extensive Landowner; Prominent Merchant; Coal Mines- Winslow Colliery And Railroad ; real estate valued at $60,000 / personal estate at $1,000.
He had a residence in 1869 in Lock Haven, Clinton Co, Pa. per deed record of land in Benezette from Reuben to George Winslow. States Reuben and wife Elizabeth were of Lock Haven Clinton Co Pa. Also obit of son David Brunson Winslow states Reuben was of Loch Haven. Some of the children lived in Lock Haven also and he is buried there after train accident Wife Elizabeth is buried there also. He may have moved to Lock Haven based on business and family interests.
He had a residence on Feb 16, 1869 in Lock Haven , Clinton Co., PA. per Benezette deed to George Winslow , Reuben and wife Elizabeth of Lock Haven Pa
He appeared on the census in 1870 in Jay Township, Clearfield Co, Pa. Retired Lumberman, Real Estate Worth $200, 000, living as a boarder with John Miller family Elizabeth in Lock Haven census
He appeared on the census in 1870 in Lock Haven , Clinton Co., PA. This Reuben Winslow 76 yrs b NY with a Mrs. Winslow confusing
Patent: US Patent, May 23, 1871, Lock Haven, Clinton Co, Pa. Reuben C Winslow of Lock Haven and Reuben C Petrikin invented a new and improved railroad car running gear and submitted the patent 115261
Politics: Apr 1828. Reuben was a County commissioner in April 1828 when the Snow Shoe and Packersville turnpike was incorporated.

Reuben married Elizabeth Collins on Nov 15, 1818 in Curwensville, Clearfield, PA, daughter of Robert Collins and Nancy Ann Coyle. Elizabeth was born on Jul 16, 1800 in Born On Atlantic Ocean Coming From Ireland; Parents Born In Ireland, died on Jun 28, 1890 in Fairview Street, Lock Haven, Clinton Co, Pa, and was buried in 1890 in Highland Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA.

General Notes: Obituary July 6, 1890 Mrs. Elizabeth Winslow , wife of the late Reuben Winslow died on Saturday at the residence of O D Satterlee on Fairview Street ages 89 years 11 months and 18 days. Mrs. Winslow leaves two daughters, Mrs. O D Satterlee of this city and Mrs. R M Winslow of Los Angeles Cal and one son David B Winslow of Punxsutawney, Pa. One daughter Mrs. B. Rush Petrikin being dead. She leaves a number of grandchildren among them Mrs. D F Good of this city and also several great grandchildren among whom are Rush and Grafius Petrikin of this city and the children of Mrs. D G Good. The deceased lady’s husband the late Reuben Winslow was killed in a railroad wreck at Westport about 16 years ago.

Noted events in her life were:

She was buried in Highland Cemetery Loch Haven Pa. living in Loch Haven as of 1869 Some children living there also
She has conflicting death information of Loch Haven , Clinton Co., PA.
She appeared on the census in 1830 in Clearfield, Clearfield Co, Pa. Elizabeth Winslow with 3 daughters and 2 sons. Neighbors to Robert Collin(g)s family – her parents Robert and Nancy with 2 females and young male ( maybe Hiram- Elizabethson) But where is husband Reuben in 1830
She appeared on the census in 1880 in Living With Grandson Reuben Petrikin In Benezette, PA.
She appeared on the census in 1880 in Benezette, Elk, Pa. Widowed; With grandson Reuben Petrikin and her daughter; his mother Caroline W Petriken

Children from this marriage were:

+ 107 M i. David Brunson Winslow was born on Mar 15, 1823 in Clearfield, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, died on Dec 5, 1912 in Colville, Stevens Co, WA, and was buried in Greenwood Cemetery, Spokane, WA.

+ 108 M ii. Reuben COLBURN COBBIE Winslow was born on May 15, 1821 in Curwensville, Clearfield Co., PA, died on May 10, 1862 in Lock Haven PA, and was buried in Highland Cemetery, Lock Haven, PA.

+ 109 F iii. Adaline Boone Winslow was born on Nov 16, 1828 in Clearfield, Clearfield Co., Pa, died on Nov 20, 1916 in Fairview St, Lock Haven, Clinton, Pa, and was buried in Highland Cemetery Lock Haven, Pa.

+ 110 F iv. Caroline Toby Winslow was born on Aug 8, 1819 in Clearfield, Clearfield Co, Pennsylvania, died on Feb 24, 1882 in Lock Haven , Clinton Co., PA, and was buried in Highland Cemetery Lock Haven, Pa.

+ 111 F v. Emeline Emma Barclay Winslow was born on Oct 30, 1826 in Clearfield, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, died on Feb 18, 1907 in Los Angeles City, Los Angeles, California, and was buried in Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA.

+ 112 M vi. Hiram Winslow was born on Jan 1, 1825 in Clearfield, Clearfield, Pennsylvania and died on Feb 24, 1831 in Clearfield, Clearfield Co, Pa.

68. Honorable Ebenezer EBEN Colburn Winslow was born on Jun 8, 1800 in Pittston, Kennebec, ME, died on Jul 18, 1868 in Coleta, Genessee Township, Whiteside Co, IL, and was buried in Genesee Grove Central Cemetery, Genesee Twp., Whiteside Co., IL.

General Notes: per T Cadden comments: Ebenezer C. Winslow (1800 – 1868) first wife (1)Eliza Swan died prior to 1849 in Benezette, Elk Co., PA. He married (2) Laura Thayer, May 26, 1855. They both appear in the 1860 Michigan Census in Blissfield, Lenawee Co., MI along with their daughter Ida Alma Winslow age 4. Shortly after 1860, Ebenezer C. Winslow and Laura Thayer Winslow moved to Coleta, Whiteside Co., IL. There is an old tombstone inscription that is impossible to make out due to wear today, but earlier listings have a transcription of “Eva Winslow d. July 18, 1858. This is most probably a very worn tombstone for Eben Winslow . The date was probably worn when the transcription was done. It probably should be July 18, 1863 or July 18, 1868. Laura Thayer Winslow (widow) marries James Hannah on September 8, 1868 in Whiteside, IL. 1880 Whiteside Co, IL census shows James Hannah, Laura Winslow Hannah, and Ida Winslow. By 1880 Laura (Thayer) Winslow Hannah is widowed and living with here son-in-law George Lawrence and daughter Ida Winslow Lawrence. No sign of Laura (Thayer) Winslow Hannah after that. George Lawrence can be found in the 1900 South Dakota Census as a widower meaning that Ida Winslow Lawrence has died by this time.

He was Justice of Peace for many years. He was Judge of the county in 1857. Ebenezer bought property 1 mile east of Benezette supposedly in 1880 this was the Julius Jones farm. Ebenezer lived in Benezette until about 1858 when he and his family sent west.

Noted events in his life were:

He appeared on the census in 1830 in Benezette, Gibson township Clearfield County Pa. Eben, 3 sons-Carpenter, Eben, and Harvey James, wife Eliza, and daughter Saphronia
Politics: Apr 1838. The incorporators of the Clearfield and Sinnemahoning Turnpike Road Company were W. J. B. Andrews, Smith Mead, Erasmus Morey, Ebenezer Winslow, and others
He appeared on the census in 1840 in Benezette, Jay Township Clearfield Co, Pa. Eben, wife, 3 sons, 2 daughters
Politics: 1842. In 1842 John Carlile was elected county commissioner on the Democratic ticket, with over three hundred majority over his Whig opponent, Ebenezer Winslow, of Caledonia (now in Elk county), then belonging to Clearfield county.
Public service: 1846, Benezette. Justice , other
He appeared on the census in 1850 in Benezette, PA, Ebenezer, Benezette, Elk Pa. Ebenezer, Carpenter, Elizabeth, Martha, Harvey , Ebenezer, Jr., Sarah Phebe Winslow , son in law Henry Thayer, daughter Sophronia Winslow Thayer, James Colt , William Stroup, Lorenzo Dow. they were neighbors of Henry Dering and family including Edward J Dering who later married daughter Martha Winslow
Moved: Cir 1857, Michigan. Ebenezer and family moved from Benezette in 1857 initially to Michigan and then to Illinois
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Blissfield Twp., Lenawee Co., Michigan.
He appeared on the census in 1865 in Whiteside Co., IL.
He appeared on the census in 1865 in Whiteside IL. Eben and wife and son Eben Jr.

Ebenezer married Eliza Swan about 1828 in Jefferson or Elk Co, Pa, daughter of John Swan and Pheobe Tubbs. Eliza was born about 1804 in PA and died on Aug 24, 1844 in Benezette, Elk Co. Pa.

General Notes: From Pam Patton: Parents basically of pure guess based on info about a John Swan and wife Phoebe Tubbs in Clearfield , Pa with daughter Eliza marrying a Mr. Winslow of NY. Could be a good match until we find differently.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 113 M i. Carpenter A Winslow was born in 1829 in Benezette Twp, Elk Co, PA, died in Jan 1884 in Taylor’s Falls, Minn, and was buried in Kahbakong Cemetery, Taylor Falls, MN.

+ 114 F ii. Elizabeth Winslow was born in 1833 in Benezette, Elk Co., PA and died after 1870.

+ 115 F iii. Martha Winslow was born in 1836 in Benezette , Elk, Pennsylvania and died after 1900 of Chisago Co., MN.

+ 116 M iv. Ebenezer Colburn Winslow was born in Jun 1840 in Benezette , Elk, Pennsylvania, died on Mar 9, 1925 in Taylor’s Falls, Minn, and was buried in Kahbakong Cemetery, Taylor Falls, MN.

+ 117 M v. James HARVEY Winslow was born on Nov 25, 1836 in Benezette, Clearfield Co., PA, died on Dec 29, 1924 in Taylor’s Falls, Minn, and was buried in Kahbakong Cemetery.

+ 118 F vi. Saphronia C. Winslow was born in Apr 1830 in Benezette Twp, Clearfield Co, PA, died on Mar 11, 1913 in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., MN, and was buried in Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennipen Co., MN.

+ 119 F vii. Sarah Phebe Winslow was born in 1842 in Benezette, Elk, Pennsylvania and died after 1850 of Benezette Twp., Elk Co., PA.

+ 120 F viii. Mary Winslow was born circa 1843 in Benezette Twp, Elk Co, PA and died before 1850 in not in census Benezette, Elk , Pa.

Ebenezer next married Laura Louisa Thayer on May 26, 1855 in prob Elk Co, Pa, daughter of Simeon Thayer and Betsy Lucas. Laura was born on Apr 17, 1822 in Milo, Yates Co., NY and died between 1880 and 1900 of Genesee, Whiteside, Illinois.

Noted events in her life were:

She appeared on the census in 1880. living with daughter Alma and husband George Lawrence and son Richard
She appeared on the census in 1870 in Genesee, Whiteside, Illinois. wife husband James and daughter Ida Winslow

Children from this marriage were:

+ 121 F i. Ida ALMA Winslow was born on Nov 10, 1857 in Prob Blissfield, Lenawee, Michigan and died between 1883 and 1900 in maybe SD.

+ 122 F ii. Eva Dora Winslow was born on May 17, 1859 in Prob Blissfield, Lenawee, Michigan and died on May 20, 1859 in Prob Blissfield, Lenawee, Michigan.

69. Joseph Wood Winslow Esq. was born on Dec 10, 1804 in Wiscasset, Lincoln, Maine, died on May 8, 1894 in Winslow Homestead, Hudson Village, Gaskill Township, Jefferson, PA, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Township, Punxsutawney PA.

General Notes: History of Jefferson County ( K Scott): Huston, Big Run P.O., an early and much respected citizen of Jefferson Co. was born in Maine on Dec. 10, 1804, and was a son of Carpenter and Elizabeth Winslow, who settled with their family in Clearfield County in 1819; Carpenter, at that time purchasing his farm in Gaskill, erected buildings and settled there in 1821, where he died in 1827. They had a family of 9 sons. Carpenter and Elizabeth were married in 1787. Elizabeth died in 1837. Joseph W. Winslow was born in Wiscasset, ME, on Dec. 10, 1804, and was married in 1832 to Christina Long, a daughter of Joseph Long. They had a family of 11 children, 4 sons and 7 daughters: Augustus G., Joseph C., Ruben C., Sarah, Caroline, Elizabeth, Minerva, Mary, and (who died in 1882), and one son and daughter who died in infancy. Mr. Winslow, having retired from business and being in very comfortable circumstances, he and his wife are surrounded with every comfort and by their children and grandchildren.

Joseph W Winslow Esq remained on the Winslow homestead in Gaskill Township- the Winslow house at Hudson

Carpenter Winslow died in November, 1827, his wife surviving him about eighteen years. Both are buried in the cemetery near Punxsutawney. Only two of his sons, James and Joseph W., father of R. C. Winslow, still survive. The rest have all passed away, leaving however, a large posterity, who are among the most prominent and best citizens of Jefferson and Elk counties. Joseph W. Winslow the youngest son of Carpenter Winslow, was born at Wiscasset, Me., December 10, 1804, and in 1832 married Christena Long, youngest daughter of Joseph Long, of Punxsutawney. Their family consisted of eleven children, four sons and seven daughters, who were all born at the old homestead, and who all survive, except a son and daughter who died in infancy. Mr. Winslow has resided on his farm for almost seventy years, and is now one of the patriarchs of the county. Two of his sons, Augustus G. and Joseph Clark Winslow, reside with their venerable parent at the homestead.

Obituary

Joseph Wood Winslow, the venerable father of Hon R. C. Winslow, Mrs. J. B. Wilson and Mrs. J P Murray of this place died at his home at Winslow on Tuesday night May 8, 1894 in the 90th year of his age.

Mr. Winslow was born in Wiscasset Maine Dec 10, 1804. He was married February 16, 1832 to Christiana Long who survives him. He was the youngest and last of a family of ten sons of Carpenter Winslow who died in 1827 and who is buried in the old cemetery at this place. He was a brother of the late Judge James Winslow of Clayville who died about a year ago age 95 years. He is the father of eleven children, eight of whom are still living.

Mr. Winslow was one of the early settlers of southern Jefferson County.

Winslow Memorial-JOSEPH-WOOD*. (Carpenter, James, James, Job, Kenelm) born 10 Dec. 1804. Wiscasset, Me.; married by David Barclay, Punxsutawney. Pa., 16 Feb. 1832, to Christiena Long, b. 24 Apr. 1804, Center County, Pa., daughter. of Joseph and Mary (Weaver) of Center County. Farmer. Res. Gaskill; 1872, Hudson. Jefferson Co., Pa.. and, 1887, Punxsutawney, Pa.

Noted events in his life were:

He appeared on the census in 1850 in Gaskill Township, Jefferson Co, Pa. JW; Christiena; Sarah;17y; Reuben 16y; Carolina 15y; Elizabeth10y; Augusta 9y; Minerva 7y; Mary 5y; Clark 2y
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Gaskill Township, Jefferson Co, Pa. Joseph (55 Maine farmer); Christiana wife (51yr Pa)Augustus G; Minerva; Mary, Clark-11y, Clarence E-7y; census house 178
He appeared on the census in 1870 in Gaskill Township, Jefferson Co, Pa. Joseph W farmer; Christiena; Augustus 28y; Mary 24y; Clark 22y; Flora 16y; AD Long-( this is Alexander Donaldson Long who marries daughter Mary- Mary’s children maintain Winslow last name- must be an interesting story here)
He appeared on the census in 1880 in Gaskill Township, Jefferson Co, Pa. Jun e10, 1880 Joseph W – retired farmer 75y; Christiena 71y; daughter Mary Long 33y; Florence Long Winslow; 26y single; Joseph W 6y grandson; Ethelda 4y granddaughter census house 84 daughter Sarah 2 houses away, son Clark 2 houses away, son A G 3 houses away

Joseph married Christiena “Teeny” Long on Feb 16, 1832 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, PA, daughter of Joseph Long and Mary Weaver. Christiena was born on Apr 24, 1804 in Center Co, PA, died on Jan 8, 1895 in Gaskill, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Punxsutawney PA.

General Notes: Last Will and Testament of Christiena Winslow

I, Christiena Winslow, of Gaskill Township in the County of Jefferson and State of Pennsylvania, being of sound mind, memory and understanding, do make this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking all former wills by me at any time heretofore made.

And first I direct that my body be given a respectful Christian burial, corresponding with my Estate and situation In Life.

As to such Estate as it hath pleased God to in trust me with I dispose of the same as follows viz:

I give and bequeath to my beloved daughter Mary E. Winslow (reserving to all my other heirs the sum of one dollar to each) all my personal property taken in part as my dowry as the widow of the late Joseph W. Winslow (Deceased) appraised Nov. 20, 1894, viz. Two horses, one wagon one Buggy two grain drills one mowing machine one Hay rake one set buggy harness one silver watch one bed stead five chairs one cultivator one grind stone and three tons of hay aggregating the sum of two hundred and sixty two dollars and fifty cents also all my household goods and effects that be in my own right also all the remainder of my dowry in the Estate of Joseph W. Winslow (deceased).

Lastly, I appoint Daniel McGee To be the Executor of this my last will and Testament. In witness whereof I set my hand and seal, this November 28″ AD 1894.

Interlined before signed. Christiena Winslow (Her Mark)

Witness -D. McGee, Samuel Couch

February 21, 1894, Filed, Proven and Recorded, John S. Barr, Register.

[Will Book #2, page 384 County Courthouse, Brookville, Jefferson County, PA]

Children from this marriage were:

+ 123 F i. Sarah Long Winslow was born on Aug 3, 1832 in Gaskill, Jefferson, PA, died on Jan 14, 1902 in Gaskill, Jefferson County., PA, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Twp., Jefferson Co., PA (Sec. J, Row 15),.

+ 124 F ii. Caroline Barrett Winslow was born on Jun 11, 1835 in Gaskill, Jefferson County., PA, died on May 15, 1897 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery., Bell Twp., Jefferson Co., PA.

+ 125 M iii. Augustus Gaskill Winslow was born on Jan 15, 1841 in Winslow Farm, Winslow Station , Gaskill Township, PA, died on Mar 18, 1928 in Winslow Station, Gaskill, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Twp., Punxsutawney, PA (Sec. I, Row 1).

+ 126 M iv. Hon Reuben Colburn “RC” Winslow was born on Nov 9, 1833 in Winslow Homestead near Winslow Station, Gaskill Township, PA, died on Apr 17, 1912 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Punxsutawney PA.

+ 127 M v. Joseph CLARK Winslow was born on Dec 28, 1847 in Winslow Farm, Gaskill Twp., Jeff. Co., PA, died on Oct 12, 1912 in Gaskill Township, Jefferson Co, Pa, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Twp., Jefferson Co., PA (Sec. K, Row 8).

+ 128 F vi. Mariah Eleanor Winslow was born on Apr 22, 1837 in Gaskill, Jefferson County., PA, died on May 22, 1838 in Gaskill, Jefferson County., PA, and was buried in Findley Street Cemetery, Punxsutawney, Jefferson Co., PA (Row 18).

+ 129 F vii. Elizabeth Colburn Winslow was born on Dec 31, 1838 in Gaskill, Jefferson, PA, died on Nov 13, 1924 in Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Punxsutawney PA.

+ 130 F viii. Minerva Clement Winslow was born on Dec 18, 1842 in Old Farm, Gaskill, , Jefferson, Pennsylvania, died on Mar 4, 1932 in Gaskill, , Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Pleasant Grove Cemetery, Gaskill Township, Pa.

+ 131 F ix. Mary Emily EMMA Winslow was born on Jul 1, 1845 in Gaskill, Jefferson Co, Pa, died on Jan 19, 1939 in North Tonawanda, Niagara Co., NY, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Township, Punxsutawney PA.

+ 132 M x. Thomas Hudson Winslow was born on Jun 21, 1851 in Gaskill, Jefferson County., PA, died in 1873 in Gaskill Township, Jefferson Co, Pa, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery., Bell Twp., Jefferson Co., PA.

+ 133 F xi. Florence Eva Winslow was born on Apr 10, 1853 in Gaskill, Jefferson County., PA and died in 1881 in Gaskill, Jefferson, PA.

+ 134 F xii. Christine Winslow was born on Jan 8, 1855 in Gaskill, Jefferson County., PA and died on Jan 9, 1895.

70. James Winslow was born on Apr 14, 1798 in Pittston , Kennebec, Maine, died on May 7, 1893 in Clayville/ Punxsutawney, Jefferson, PA, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Punxsutawney PA.

General Notes: History of Jefferson county (K Scott)WINSLOW, JAMES Punxsutawney, was born in Maine on Apr. 14, 1798, and was married in 1820 to Betsy Miller who was born in 1800 and was a daughter of Robert Miller. She died in 1847. They had a family of 12 children; 3 died in infancy, and 3 sons and 5 daughters are now living. Mr. Winslow was associate judge of the county for 13 years and was a Justice of the Peace for 14 years. He settled in Gaskill Twp. in 1821 with his parents and their family, and of that large family only 2 are now living: , born in 1798, and Joseph, born in 1804. He started a courtship with Betsy Miller in Maine before coming to Jefferson Co, Pa. He came with father and brothers to Clearfield/Jefferson counties , cleared the land, then went back and married Betsy in 1820. They both James and Betsy traveled from Maine to Baltimore- thru a storm which required ship repairs along the way and after 6 weeks made it to Baltimore. Then on to Jefferson County. They initially settled on what was known as the Couch farm in Gaskill Township. Later they moved to land bought by her father Robert Miller on the boundary line of Punxsutawney and Clayville later occupied by John H Fink.

Noted events in his life were:

He was employed. Ship Builder, Fishing; Farming; Surveyor; Bridge Builder. In Wiscasset Maine assisted his father in shipbuilding and engaged in fishing business off the banks of Newfoundland catching cod and other fish; County surveyor, house joiner
He had a residence. spent a few years living in Elk county otherwise in Jefferson county since 1818, in Punxsutawney most of the time after 1821
He had a residence in 1823. In 1823, according to the “Collector’s Duplicate for the Township,” Charles C. Gaskill, being collector, there were the following taxables in Perry township: including among others – Carpenter Winslow, Jr., Carpenter Winslow, sr., James Winslow, Reuben Winslow
He appeared on the census in 1830 in Jefferson Co, PA. James , 1 son, wife and 3 young daughters
He appeared on the census in 1850 in Punxsutawney, Young Township, Jefferson Co, Pa. James Winslow 52y yrs Maine a surveyor; with Oscar-18y, Anstruss-16y, Martha-15y, Charles-13y
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Benezette, Elk , Pa. living with brother Reuben and family including wife Elizabeth. Also Charles H Winslow 21y. James is listed as a carpenter
He appeared on the census in 1870. Can’t find James in 1870 Punxsutawney census In 1860 in Benezette with Reuben in 1880 a widower living with son in law in Clayville, Jefferson Co Pa
He appeared on the census in 1880 in Clayville, Jefferson Co, Pa. James Winslow 82 yrs widowed , a surveyor, born in Maine living with daughter Lydia, son in law James Gillespie, and their children
He died in May 1893 at home of Hon J U Gillespie, Clayville, Jefferson Co, Pa.

James married Elizabeth Betsy Miller on Oct 26, 1820 in Bristol, Lincoln Co, ME, daughter of Robert Miller and Miss Rhodes. Elizabeth was born on May 8, 1799 in Bristol, Kennebec Co, ME, died on Feb 6, 1847 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, PA, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Punxsutawney PA.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 135 M i. Charles Henry Winslow was born on Apr 19, 1837 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, PA, died on May 12, 1907 in Benezette, Elk, PA, and was buried in Benezette Cemetery, Benezette, PA.

+ 136 F ii. Martha Mattie Young Winslow was born on Apr 26, 1835 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania and died on Apr 3, 1885 of Wellsville, Columbiana Co, OH.

+ 137 F iii. Anstruss ANN Little Winslow was born on Jul 10, 1833 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania and died on Sep 3, 1920 in Colville, Stevens Co, WA.

+ 138 F iv. Lydia Smith Winslow was born on Mar 28, 1828 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania, died on Apr 25, 1922 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Twp., Punxsutawney, PA (2nd Level, Row 18).

+ 139 F v. Amanda Fitzallen Winslow was born on May 18, 1825 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, PA, died on Jul 20, 1912 in Warsaw Twp, , Jefferson, PA, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Bell Twp., Punxsutawney, PA (Sec. G, Row 38).

+ 140 F vi. Eliza MARY Winslow was born on Aug 7, 1823 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, PA and died in Nov 1875 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, PA.

+ 141 M vii. Robert Miller Winslow was born on Mar 29, 1821 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, died on Mar 31, 1891 in Los Angeles, CA, and was buried in Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, CA.

+ 142 M viii. Oscar Fitzallen Winslow was born on Aug 10, 1831 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, died on Jul 7, 1894 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, Pennsylvania, and was buried in Circle Hill Cemetery, Punxsutawney PA.

+ 143 F ix. Adelia West “Tink” Winslow was born on Apr 24, 1839 in Punxsutawney, Jefferson, Pennsylvania and died in 1923 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

+ 144 M x. James Winslow was born on Jul 12, 1841 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania and died on Sep 28, 1841 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

+ 145 M xi. Joseph Winslow was born on Jul 12, 1841 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania and died on Sep 27, 1841 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

+ 146 F xii. Euphemia Wharton Winslow was born on May 28, 1844 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania and died on Jul 20, 1844 in Punxsutawney , Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

71. George Winslow was born on Apr 24, 1791 in Pittston. ME, died on Jan 12, 1851 in New York City, NY, and was buried in Family plot at Mount Auburn, probably near Boston, MA.

General Notes: He died in New York on his return from visiting his son in California.

Choosing a seafaring life as a profession, he soon rose to the command of a vessel, sailing out of Boston many years in the European and China trades. His last command was the ship Levant, owned by Messrs. James and Thomas- II. Perkins, stationed at Luton, China, where he remained some three years, retiring in 1830, when he settled in Maiden, now Everett, Mass. In 1819, while crossing the Atlantic, he sighted and defined the position of a rock that had been considered doubtful.

In Malden, Mr. Winslow soon became identified with the interests of the town, but invariably declined public office. He was, however, induced to accept the appointment from Governor Briggs as state commissioner under an act incorporating the proprietors of Maiden bridge. A brief extract from an article written by his minister, Rev. John G. Adams, will convoy to the readers the esteem in which he was held by the town of his adoption.

“Nine mouths ago our friend left his home for California, taken there by business and a desire to meet his only son, who had been absent from home some years, and who had crossed the Pacific from China to take up his residence in the new land of success and failure. His death is an affliction to us all: to the town, to the neighborhood in which he lived, to our church, to his dear family, and to many other families and friends. He had resided here more than twenty years. He was one of our most efficient citizens. His retiring from business was not retiring from active life. He was still the busy man, taking care of what he had accumulated, and doing good with it. His generous-heartedness was proverbial. On many an occasion has it been evidenced to his credit, and to the credit of us all. His good taste, his love of order, his prudence as well as liberality in expenditure, his integrity and honesty, are all but so many other commendations of his character as a public citizen. In these respects he has left the good impression of himself in many ways, in many a mind. He was one of the most able, faithful, and steadfast friends of our society.

“There are those here who have known him longer than myself, who, when aid has been most needed in times of past trial and exertion, have known most his liberality. It was constant and unchanging. His friendships were many and highly valued. Fresh and fragrant will be the remembrance of him in many hearts.”

He married in Maiden, Mass., 13 Feb. 1821, Elizabeth Reid, b. 13 July 1799, Boston, who removed to Maiden in her first year. She was daughter. of Robert of M., who was born at Sandy, one of the islands of Scotland, and his wife Catherine (Dunker). She d. 27 Oct. 1873, Everett, Mass. Res. Pittston, and Wiscasset, Me., and Maiden, now Everett, Mass.

Noted events in his life were:

He died on Jan 12, 1851 in New York City, NY on his return from visiting his son in California.

George married Elizabeth Reid on Feb 13, 1821 in Malden (now Everett), Mass. Elizabeth was born on Jul 13, 1799 in Boston, Mass and died on Oct 27, 1873 in Everett, Mass.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 147 M i. George Reid Winslow was born on Oct 30, 1821 in Maiden, MA and died on Apr 24, 1856 in Callao, Peru.

+ 148 F ii. Catherine Elizabeth Winslow was born on May 2, 1832 in Malden , MA and died in 1880.

+ 149 F iii. Caroline Barrett Winslow was born on Feb 24, 1836 in Malden, Mass and died in 1900.

+ 150 F iv. Margaret Goodwin Winslow was born on Sep 21, 1837 in Malden (now Everett), Mass and died after 1887.

+ 151 M v. Thomas Forbes Winslow was born on Jan 29, 1839, died on Jun 3, 1839 in Malden (now Everett), Mass, and was buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery, Malden, MA.

72. David Winslow was born on Sep 10, 1794 in Pittston. ME and died after 1816 in Africa.

General Notes: David Winslow m. Olive J. Pike. Had daughter 1. Eleanor (Ellen) Winslow (I don’t if David and Olive had any other children.

from Hud Winslow I’m also probably the only person alive that knows who David is since the only record of his lost in Africa is confidential family history. You must remember that England was suppressing the slave trade at that time with blockades, embargoes, etc. Since the Winslows were building ships at that time too, the slave trade business had to be kept secret.

Noted events in his life were:

Other: 1816, Africa. He was a ship-master and took command of a slave-ship at Havana, Cuba, about the year 1816; went to Africa and was captured while ashore, nothing more being known concerning his fate. He was unmarried.

David married Olive J. Pike.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 152 F i. Eleanor Ellen Winslow

73. Caleb Smith Winslow was born on Oct 2, 1802 in Wiscasset, Lincoln, ME and died in 1844 on Mississippi River.

Noted events in his life were:

Other: 1844. Sea Captain; Ship’s captain of steamers on the Mississippi. His vessel left Pittsburgh, PA in 1844, bound for New Orleans via the Mississippi River. The ship never arrived and the captain was presumed lost on the Mississippi.

Caleb married Caroline Barrett in 1833 in Malden, Middlesex. Mass. Caroline was born from 1802 to 1806 in Boston, Suffolk, MA and died before 1844 in Malden , Middlesex, Mass.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 153 F i. Mary Elizabeth Winslow was born in 1834 and died in 1834.

74. Capt. Charles Winslow was born on May 30, 1789 in Pittston, Kennebec Co, Maine, died about 1839 near Strait Of Gilbralter As Sea Captain, and was buried in Neutral Burying Ground.

Noted events in his life were:

He was employed. CAPT. CHARLES”, b. 80 May, 1789, Pittston, Kennebec Co., Me.; m. Elizabeth Folensby. He was a sea-captain many years; died aged about fifty, near the Strait of Gibraltar, and was buried in the neutral burial-ground.

Charles married Elizabeth Folensby. Elizabeth was born from 1790 to 1795.

The child from this marriage was:

+ 154 F i. Martha Winslow

75. Lydia Smith Winslow was born circa 1814 in Maine and died after 1870 in Bell, Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

Noted events in her life were:

She was adopted by Carpenter And Family; A Caleb Smith Was A Neighbor in Maine.

Lydia married Henry Smith before 1834 in PA. Henry was born circa 1812 in PA and died after 1870 in Bell, Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 155 F i. Sarah E. Smith was born circa 1843 in PA and died after 1860 in PA.

+ 156 F ii. Adaline Smith was born circa 1845 in PA and died after 1860 in PA.

+ 157 M iii. Clark Smith was born circa 1852 in PA and died after 1870 in Bell, Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

+ 158 M iv. Clarence Smith was born circa 1855 in PA and died after 1870 in Bell, Jefferson, Pennsylvania.

+ 159 M v. James W. Smith was born circa 1840 in PA.

+ 160 F vi. Mary E. Smith was born circa 1834 in PA.

+ 161 F vii. Harriet Smith was born circa 1838 in PA.

76. Charity Church was born on Aug 7, 1770 and died in Oct 1804.

77. Jonathon Church was born from Feb 23, 1772 to 1703 and died in Canada.

78. William Church was born on Feb 23, 1775 in ME and died on May 25, 1820 in Ohio.

79. James Church was born on Sep 6, 1779 in ME.

80. Anna Church was born in 1782.

81. John Church was born in 1784.

82. Silas Church was born in Jun 1786.

83. Sarah Church was born in Jun 1786.

84. Mary Church was born in 1788.

85. Jacob Church was born in 1790.

86. Stephen Church was born in 1792.

87. George Church was born in 1794.

88. Abigail Church was born on Feb 15, 1777 in ME and died in Ohio.

89. Elizabeth Winslow was born in 1790.

Elizabeth married Amos Lyon.

90. William Winslow was born circa 1785 in Freetown, Ma and died before 1827.

William married someone Collins. Collins died before 1827.

Children from this marriage were:

+ 162 F i. Lucy Vaughan Winslow was born in 1815 and died after 1860.

+ 163 F ii. Jane Winslow

91. Beulah (Elizabeth) Keene was born on Jan 3, 1796 in Breman (Old Bristol) , Lincoln, Maine, died on May 16, 1864 in Benezette, Elk Co, PA, and was buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Winslow Hill , Benezette, PA.

Noted events in her life were:

Other: Mayflower Descendent(Via Wadsworth Line) Of William Bradford, Thomas Rogers, John Alden, Priscilla Mullins, William Mullins, Richard Warren, William Brewster.
She appeared on the census in 1860 in Benezette , Pa. Living With Son George In Benezette (Husband Living With Son Eben)
She has conflicting birth information of Dec 28, 1795.

Beulah married Carpenter Winslow on May 25, 1817 in Bristol , Lincoln , Maine, son of Carpenter Winslow and Elizabeth Betsy Colburn. Carpenter was born on Jan 3, 1793 in Pittston, Lincoln(now Kennebec), Maine, died on Dec 20, 1875 in Benezette, Elk Co., PA, and was buried in Mt Pleasant Cemetery, Winslow Hill , Benezette, PA.

From Winslow Memorial CARPENTER, [12447] (Carpenter, James, James, Job, Kenelm) b. 3 Ian. 1798, Pittston, Kennebec Co., Me.; m. Bristol, Lincoln Co., Me., 25 May, 1817, Beulah Keene, b. 3 .Jan. 1796, Bristol, daughter. of William and Celanah (Wadsworth) of B. She died 16 May, 1863, Benezette, Elk Co., Pa., and was buried there. Mr. W. is also deceased. Ship carpenter. Res. Pittston, Wiscasset, and Bristol, Me.; removed to Pennsylvania in 1821, and, in 1873, he resided Benezette, Pa.

Noted events in his life were:

He was employed in Ship Carpenter; Farmer(600 Acres In Benezette).
He had a residence in Pittston, Wiscasset; Bristol Maine.
Marriage: May 25, 1817, Bristol Maine. Carpenter Winslow and Beulah Keen
By Sullivan Hardy, Esq.
He appeared on the census in 1820 in Bristol, Lincoln Co ME. Carpenter Jr, wife Beulah, Charles, George, and one female over 45 yrs (probably Carpenter’s maternal grandmother Elizabeth Colburn whose husband Reuben died in 1818 She died 1821 in Bristol ME)
Moved: per Winslow Memorial, Abt 1821, From Maine To PA;. Probably Induced To Move To Benezett From Punxsutawney Because Of Cheap Land Which Was Good For Farming And Lumbering
He had a residence in 1823. In 1823, according to the “Collector’s Duplicate for the Township,” Charles C. Gaskill, being collector, there were the following taxables in Perry township: including among others – Carpenter Winslow, jr., Carpenter Winslow, sr., James Winslow, Reuben Winslow
He appeared on the census in 1830 in Gibson, Clearfield, PA With Large Family. Carpenter, Charles, George, Eben, John, Joshua; Beulah his wife, Selina Brother Ebenezer and family there also
He appeared on the census in 1840 in Jay, Clearfield, PA. Carpenter, 7 males, wife, 3 daughters
Public service: 1846, Constable, Supervisor Of Benezette.
He appeared on the census in 1850 in Benezette Township, Elk Pa. Carpenter- Farmer, Beulah, Selina Ray, , Wadsworth, Reuben, Thomas B, Sophia
He appeared on the census in 1860 in Benezette, Elk , Pa. Carpenter In 1860 Living With Son Eben In Benezette (Wife Beulah Living With Son George In Benezette)
He appeared on the census in 1870 in Benezette , Elk, PA. In Benezette Living With Son George( no longer living with son Eben who died )
Other: 1873. Residing In Benezette, PA per Winslow Memorial
He died on Dec 18, 1875 in Benezette, Elk, Pennsylvania. Per T Caddon: Carpenter Winslow is buried at Mt Pleasant/Winslow Hill. Dec 18, 1875 based on Winslow family reunion invitation in the early 1900’s. There is no other record of his death date The Mayflower Society accepted this death date. Victoria Winslow said Carpenter was buried next to Beulah but there is no tombstone. .It looks like there may have been a stone post there at one time, but it may have broken off.

(Duplicate Line. See Person 66)

92. Lydia F Keene was born on Sep 24, 1788, died on Jul 4, 1851, and was buried in Keene/ Hillside Cemetery , Bremen , Lincoln Co, ME.

93. Wait Wadsworth Keene was born on Jun 6, 1790, died on Nov 18, 1866, and was buried in Keene/ Hillside Cemetery , Bremen , Lincoln Co, ME.

94. Robert Keene was born on Feb 6, 1792, died on Apr 14, 1799, and was buried in Keene/ Hillside Cemetery , Bremen , Lincoln Co, ME.