Nancy Conover was born circa 1864 at Kentucky. She was the daughter of Peter Conover and Sarah Leach.

      (Unknown) Conover was born at New Jersey.

      Charles B. Tarpine was born on Oct 8, 1869 at Daretown, Salem County, New Jersey. He was the son of Charles Joseph Tarpine and Mary Van Lier. Charles married Elizabeth Shidner Bee, daughter of George Ephraim Bee Jr. and Mary A. Shidner, on Dec 25, 1890 at Pittsgrove Baptist Church, Pittsgrove, Salem County, New Jersey.

     Charles married Mary Van Lier.

     Mary married Charles Joseph Tarpine.

      Joseph Charles Tarpine was born on Oct 16, 1892 at Alloway, Salem County, New Jersey. He was the son of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee. Joseph married Ethel Mildred Watt on Apr 28, 1917 at Camden County, New Jersey. Joseph Charles Tarpine died on Feb 2, 1953 at Westville, Gloucester County, New Jersey, at age 60. Joseph was buried at Alloway Methodist Church Cemetery, Alloway, Salem County, New Jersey.

      Ethel Mildred Watt was born on Jul 11, 1896 at Pennsylvania. Ethel married Joseph Charles Tarpine, son of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee, on Apr 28, 1917 at Camden County, New Jersey. Ethel Mildred Watt died on Mar 20, 1980 at Westville, Gloucester County, New Jersey, at age 83.

      Everett Charles Tarpine was born on Sep 24, 1918 at Gloucester, Camden County, New Jersey. He was the son of Joseph Charles Tarpine and Ethel Mildred Watt. Everett Charles Tarpine died on Apr 13, 1999 at Sebastian, Indian River County, Florida, at age 80. Everett was buried at Fort Pierce Cemetery, Fort Pierce, St. Lucia County, Florida.

      Bessie May Tarpine was born on Aug 10, 1895 at Alloway, Salem County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee. Bessie married Ralph E. Leeds circa 1912. Bessie May Tarpine died on Feb 25, 1969 at Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, at age 73. Bessie was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Gloucester, Camden County, New Jersey.

      Ralph E. Leeds was born on Sep 29, 1888 at New Jersey. Ralph married Bessie May Tarpine, daughter of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee, circa 1912. Ralph E. Leeds died on Aug 10, 1962 at Camden County, New Jersey, at age 73. Ralph was buried at Cedar Grove Cemetery, Gloucester, Camden County, New Jersey.

      Blanche Tarpine was born on May 12, 1898 at Alloway, Salem County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee. Blanche married Elvin Eaton Van Haren, son of Francis Edward Van Haren and Lucy Lowe Wortham, on Sep 22, 1919 at Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland. Blanche Tarpine died on Oct 1, 1976 at Pitman, Gloucester County, New Jersey, at age 78. Blanche was buried at Clarksboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey.

      Elvin Eaton Van Haren was born on Sep 3, 1890 at San Diego, San Diego County, California. He was the son of Francis Edward Van Haren and Lucy Lowe Wortham. Elvin married Blanche Tarpine, daughter of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee, on Sep 22, 1919 at Elkton, Cecil County, Maryland. Elvin Eaton Van Haren died on May 24, 1969 at Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, at age 78. Elvin was buried at Clarksboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey.

     Francis married Lucy Lowe Wortham.

     Lucy married Francis Edward Van Haren.

      James Eaton Van Haren was born on Sep 29, 1922 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. He was the son of Elvin Eaton Van Haren and Blanche Tarpine. James married Esther Mary Croce, daughter of Alferio Croce and Maria Budetta, on Jun 14, 1947 at Gibbstown, Gloucester County, New Jersey. James Eaton Van Haren died on Oct 15, 1987 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania, at age 65. James was buried at Clarksboro, Gloucester County, New Jersey.

      Esther Mary Croce was born on Apr 12, 1925 at Gloucester County, New Jersey. She was the daughter of Alferio Croce and Maria Budetta. Esther married James Eaton Van Haren, son of Elvin Eaton Van Haren and Blanche Tarpine, on Jun 14, 1947 at Gibbstown, Gloucester County, New Jersey. Esther Mary Croce died on Nov 14, 2003 at Woodbury, Gloucester County, New Jersey, at age 78.

     Alferio married Maria Budetta.

     Maria married Alferio Croce.

      Elizabeth Lucy Van Haren was born on Jul 7, 1920 at Salt Lake City, Salt Lake County, Utah. She was the daughter of Elvin Eaton Van Haren and Blanche Tarpine. Elizabeth married John Aloysius Moore on Jan 10, 1942. Elizabeth Lucy Van Haren died on Apr 30, 1983 at Camden, Camden County, New Jersey, at age 62. Elizabeth was buried at Harleigh Cemetery, Camden, Camden County, New Jersey.

      John Aloysius Moore was born on Sep 11, 1914 at Gloucester, Gloucester County, New Jersey. John married Elizabeth Lucy Van Haren, daughter of Elvin Eaton Van Haren and Blanche Tarpine, on Jan 10, 1942. John Aloysius Moore died in Jan, 1974 at Camden County, New Jersey, at age 59.

      William H. Tarpine was born on Dec 17, 1900 at Alloway, Salem County, New Jersey. He was the son of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee. William married Margaret (Unknown). William H. Tarpine died on May 15, 1954 at Gloucester, Camden County, New Jersey, at age 53. William was buried at Harleigh Cemetery, Camden, Camden County, New Jersey.

      Margaret (Unknown) was born on Mar 26, 1904. Margaret married William H. Tarpine, son of Charles B. Tarpine and Elizabeth Shidner Bee. Margaret (Unknown) died on Dec 26, 1980 at New Jersey at age 76.

      Harri (Unknown) was born circa 1845 at New Jersey. Harri married Jonathan Bee, son of George Ephraim Bee Sr. and Mary H. Conover.

      (Unknown) Somers was born in 1905 at New Jersey. (Unknown) Somers was the child of William Merrit Somers and Rachel Truex.

      Peter D. Swisher was born on Dec 12, 1833 at Pennsylvania. He was the son of Franklin Swisher and Elizabeth Frey. Peter married Sarah Ann Conover. Peter D. Swisher died on Feb 12, 1907 at age 73.

      Sarah Ann Conover was born on Dec 5, 1836 at Pennsylvania. Sarah married Peter D. Swisher, son of Franklin Swisher and Elizabeth Frey. Sarah Ann Conover died on Aug 10, 1900 at age 63.
     She and Sarah A. Cownover were possibly one and the same person.

      Charles Edward Swisher was born on Jan 24, 1865. He was the son of Peter D. Swisher and Sarah Ann Conover. Charles married Eliza Helen Topper, daughter of Joseph B. Topper and Mary Catherine Bushman, on Nov 25, 1889. Charles Edward Swisher died on Apr 12, 1890 at Adams County, Pennsylvania, at age 25.

      John Peter Swisher was born on Dec 21, 1861 at Pennsylvania. He was the son of Peter D. Swisher and Sarah Ann Conover. John married Lovie Grace Trostel, daughter of George Trostel and Euphenia Magdalena Rennel, on Dec 24, 1891.

      Mary Ellen Swisher was born circa Nov, 1863 at Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Peter D. Swisher and Sarah Ann Conover. Mary married George Daugherty circa 1896.

      Lizzie Swisher was born circa May, 1870 at Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Peter D. Swisher and Sarah Ann Conover.

      Eliza Helen Topper was born on Nov 24, 1871 at Adams County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of Joseph B. Topper and Mary Catherine Bushman. Eliza married Charles Edward Swisher, son of Peter D. Swisher and Sarah Ann Conover, on Nov 25, 1889. Eliza Helen Topper died on Jul 13, 1918 at Mercy Hospital, Baltimore, Maryland, at age 46.
      Gettysburg Times, Gettysburg, PA July 26, 1918
COUNTY PEOPLE TAKEN BY DEATH
MRS. EDWARD SWISHER
Mrs. Eliza Heien Swisher, widow of Charles Edward Swisher, of West Middle St., died in the Mercy Hospital, Baltimore at 3:40 o'clock Sunday morning after undergoing an operation for cancer and effects of a stroke of paralysis. She underwent the operation on Thursday and never regained consciousness. She was aged 48 years 8 months and 1 day.
Mrs. Swisher was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Topper. Her husband died about 28 years ago. This is the fifth death in the family within one year.
She leaves a son, Edward Swisher of West Middle st., and two grandchildren. She also leaves eight sisters and one brother [sic]: Mrs, John Sprangler, Mrs. I.H.T. Rummel and Miss Rose Topper, of Gettysburg; Mrs. Harry Sneeringer and Charles Topper, of Hanover; Mrs. Robert Sprenkle, of East Berlin; Mrs. Vincent Orndorff, Bonneauville; Ms. Rebecca Martin of Danville and Mrs.[sic] George Topper of Baltimore.
Funeral on Wednesday motning at 9 o'clock from St, Francis Xavier Church, Rev W. F. Boyle officiating. Intement in the Catholic Cemetery.

     Joseph married Mary Catherine Bushman.

     Mary married Joseph B. Topper.

      Charles Edward Swisher Jr. was born on Nov 1, 1891 at Pennsylvania. He was the son of Charles Edward Swisher and Eliza Helen Topper. Charles married Anna Elizabeth McCall, daughter of Mary (Unknown), on Feb 9, 1915 at Saint Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, Littlestown, Adams County, Pennsylvania.
     Charles Edward Swisher Jr. was also known as Charles Edwin Swisher.

     Anna Elizabeth McCall was the daughter of Mary (Unknown). Anna married Charles Edward Swisher Jr., son of Charles Edward Swisher and Eliza Helen Topper, on Feb 9, 1915 at Saint Aloysius Roman Catholic Church, Littlestown, Adams County, Pennsylvania.

      Lovie Grace Trostel was born on Jul 3, 1864 at Adams County, Pennsylvania. She was the daughter of George Trostel and Euphenia Magdalena Rennel. Lovie married John Peter Swisher, son of Peter D. Swisher and Sarah Ann Conover, on Dec 24, 1891.

     George married Euphenia Magdalena Rennel.

     Euphenia married George Trostel.

      Walter Samuel Swisher was born on Jan 24, 1893. He was the son of John Peter Swisher and Lovie Grace Trostel. Walter married Esta Wetzel circa 1921.
     

      Esta Wetzel was born circa 1899 at Pennsylvania. Esta married Walter Samuel Swisher, son of John Peter Swisher and Lovie Grace Trostel, circa 1921.

      Bertha E. Swisher was born on Dec 31, 1894. She was the daughter of John Peter Swisher and Lovie Grace Trostel. Bertha E. Swisher died in Nov, 1968 at Gettysburg, Adams County, Pennsylvania, at age 73.

     Erle married Maude Farrington.

     Maude married Erle Theodore Hequembourg.

      Cynthia Van Voorhis was born on Aug 28, 1825 at Otsego County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Cynthia married Isaac Marsh Calkins, son of Jonathan Giles Calkins and Elizabeth Marsh, circa 1845. Cynthia Van Voorhis died on Aug 1, 1852 at age 26. Cynthia was buried at Millers Corners Cemetery, Ionia, Ontario County, New York.

      Isaac Marsh Calkins was born circa 1822 at New York. He was the son of Jonathan Giles Calkins and Elizabeth Marsh. Isaac married Cynthia Van Voorhis, daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach, circa 1845. Isaac married Esther C. Hogaboom circa 1854.

     Jonathan married Elizabeth Marsh.

     Elizabeth married Jonathan Giles Calkins.

      Elizabeth Calkins was born circa 1850 at Victor, Ontario County, New York. She was the daughter of Isaac Marsh Calkins and Cynthia Van Voorhis.

     Esther married Isaac Marsh Calkins, son of Jonathan Giles Calkins and Elizabeth Marsh, circa 1854.

      Congressman John Van Voorhis was born on Oct 22, 1826 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York. He was the son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. John married Frances Aristine Galusha, daughter of Martin Galusha and Almira Cole, on Jan 2, 1858. Congressman John Van Voorhis died on Oct 20, 1905 at Rochester, Monroe County, New York, at age 78. John was buried at Mount Hope Cemetery, Rochester, Monroe County, New York.
     He held the position of congressman 46th and 47th Congress between Mar 4, 1879 and Mar 3, 1883. He held the position of congressman 53rd Congress between Mar 4, 1893 and Mar 3, 1895.



VAN VOORHIS, John, a Representative from New York; born in Decatur, Otsego County, N.Y., on October 22, 1826; pursued an academic course; studied law; was admitted to the bar in 1851 and commenced practice in Elmira, Chemung County, N.Y; member of the board of education in 1857; city attorney in 1859; appointed collector of internal revenue for the twenty-eighth district of New York and served from September 1, 1862, to March 31, 1863; delegate to the Republican National Convention in 1864; elected as a Republican to the Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh Congresses (March 4, 1879-March 3, 1883); chairman, Committee on Mines and Mining (Forty-seventh Congress); unsuccessful candidate for reelection in 1882 to the Forty-eighth Congress; resumed the practice of law in Rochester, N.Y; elected to the Fifty-third Congress (March 4, 1893-March 3, 1895); unsuccessful candidate for renomination in 1894 to the Fifty-fourth Congress; resumed the practice of law in Rochester, N.Y., and died there on October 20, 1905; interment in Mount Hope Cemetery.



JOHN VAN VOORHIS

John Van Voorhis was born in the town of Decatur, Otsego county, New York, October 22, 1826. He is of Holland descent, his ancestors being among the early Dutch settlers of New York. The emmigrant ancestor from whom he is descended, Stephen Coerte Van Voorhees, who was born at Hego in Holland in 1600, came to this country in 1660 in the ship "Boutekoe," (Spotted Cow) bringing with him his wife and seven children. He settled at Flatland, Long Island. He purchased from Cornelius Dirksen Hoogland nine morgens of corn land, seven morgens of wood land, ten morgens of plain land and five morgens of salt meadow, at Flatlands, for three thousand guilders; also the house and house-plot lying in the village of "Amesfoort en Bergen," (Flatlands) with the brewery and all the brewing apparatus, etc. He died at Flatlands iii 1702. One of his grandsons, Johannes Coerte Van Voorhis, removed to Fishkill, Dutchess county, in 1730, where he purchased on June 20 of that year of Philip Verplanck a farm of two thousand seven hundred acres of land for six hundred and seventy pounds sterling. The original deed for that farm is now in the possession of William Henry Van Voorhis of Fishkill-on-the-Hudson, Dutchess county, New York. The father of the subject of this sketch was a farmer and a Methodist local preacher. He was the great-grandson in the direct line from Johannes Coerte Van Voorhis of Fishkill. The latter changed the orthography of the name from Van Voorhees to Van Voorhis, before his death in 1757, and his descendants universally write the name "Van Voorhis." John Van Voorhis, whom we are now writing about, was brought up on his father's farm, receiving such education as he could pick up in the common schools, the school library and a few terms at Genesee Wesleyan seminary at Lima, New York. His father left Otsego county when he was about seven years of age, and after residing a few years in the town of Scott, Cortland county, New York, and in the town of Spafford, Onondaga county, he removed in March, 1843, to Mendon, Monroe county, and settled on a farm at Mendon Center. In 1848 he purchased the Peter Shulters farm in the southeast corner of Mendon, and resided there until his death, March 26, 1867. His son, John Van Voorhis, assisted his father on the farm, and in the Winter of 1848 taught a district school in the town of Victor. He continued to teach in the district schools of Victor until 1850. In the Summer of 1850 he entered the law office of Hon. John W. Stebbins as a law student. The succeeding Winter he taught Latin and mathematics in the East Bloomfield academy at East Bloomfield, New York. He continued teaching in that academy until the Spring of 1852, keeping up his law reading and being admitted to the bar in the meantime, December, 1851. In the Spring of 1853 he began the practice of law at Elmira in partnership with Hon. Gilbert O. Hulse. He succeeded in the business well enough, hut not liking the location opened his law office in Rochester, New York, on July 4, 1854, and has practiced law here for over forty years. He has held office as follows: In 1857 he was a member of the Board of Education for the Fifth ward; in 1859 he was city attorney; in 1862 he was appointed by Abraham Lincoln collector of internal revenue of this district and held the office for about six months, Senator Ira Harris succeeding in securing his rejection by the Senate; in 1864 he was a delegate to the Republican National convention at Baltimore which renominated Abraham Lincoln for President; in 1878 he was elected a representative in Congress from this district, and in 1886 was reölected; in 1892 he was again elected to Congress, and is now a member of the Fifty-third Congress. In 1858 he was married to Frances Aristine Galusha, a daughter of Martin Galusha, and a granddaughter of Governor Jonas Galusha, who was governor of Vermont for nine successive terms. Mr. Van Voorhis resides at 256 East avenue and has resided in that house twenty-five years. Soon after he was married he purchased the house on the southeast corner of East avenue and Chestnut street, where he resided for eleven years, so that he has been a resident of East avenue for thirty-six years. For a period of thirty-five years his law firm consisted of his brother, Quincy Van Voorhis, and himself, the firm name being J. & Q. Van Voorhis. For the last two years it has consisted of his two sons, Eugene Van Voorhis, Charles Van Voorhis and himself, under the name of John Van Voorhis & Sons.

Rochester and the Post Express; A history of the City of Rochester from the earliest times; the pioneers and their predecessors, frontier life in the Genesee country, biographical sketches; with a record of the Post Express compiled by John Devoy (1895) pages 256-7.

      Frances Aristine Galusha was born on Oct 28, 1837. She was the daughter of Martin Galusha and Almira Cole. Frances married Congressman John Van Voorhis, son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach, on Jan 2, 1858. Frances Aristine Galusha died on Apr 16, 1930 at at her home 431 Thomas Ave., Irondequoit, Monroe County, New York, at age 92.

      Quincy Van Voorhis was born on Mar 12, 1828 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York. He was the son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Quincy married Abbey P. Thomas in Jan, 1865. Quincy married Mary E. (Unknown). Quincy married Amelia Anderson on Apr 30, 1877. Quincy Van Voorhis died in 1924 at Rochester, Monroe County, New York.
     He served in Co L, 54th Regiment in the Civil War.

      Abbey P. Thomas was born circa 1828. Abbey married Quincy Van Voorhis, son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach, in Jan, 1865. Abbey P. Thomas died on Jan 18, 1870.

     Mary married Quincy Van Voorhis, son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach.

      Amelia Anderson was born in Mar, 1836 at New York. Amelia married Quincy Van Voorhis, son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach, on Apr 30, 1877.
     Amelia Anderson was also known as Mary E. Anderson.

      Byron Van Voorhis was born on Oct 19, 1829 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York. He was the son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Byron Van Voorhis died on May 12, 1852 at age 22. Byron was buried at Millers Corners Cemetery, Ionia, Ontario County, New York.

      Ellen Van Voorhees was born on Sep 8, 1831 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Ellen married Simeon P. Wells, son of Talcott Welles and Julia Hinckley.
     Ellen Van Voorhees was also known as Ella Van Voorhees.

      Simeon P. Wells was born on Sep 14, 1833 at China, Delaware County, New York. He was the son of Talcott Welles and Julia Hinckley. Simeon married Ellen Van Voorhees, daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Simeon P. Wells died on Jan 30, 1892 at West Bloomfield, Ontario County, New York, at age 58. Simeon was buried at Manchester Cemetery, Manchester, Ontario County, New York.

      Harriet Van Voorhis was born on Mar 21, 1833 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Harriet married George W. Coe, son of Ezra Coe and Elizabeth Somberger, on May 20, 1857. Harriet Van Voorhis died after 1909 at Rochester, Monroe County, New York.

      George W. Coe was born on Sep 21, 1831 at Pavilion, Genesee County, New York. He was the son of Ezra Coe and Elizabeth Somberger. George married Harriet Van Voorhis, daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach, on May 20, 1857. George W. Coe died on Mar 22, 1906 at Mendon, Monroe County, New York, at age 74.

      Emma Van Voorhis was born on May 31, 1835 at Cortland County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Emma married Charles Wager, son of Benjamin I. Wager and Fanny Burlingame.

      Charles Wager was born circa 1822 at Indiana. He was the son of Benjamin I. Wager and Fanny Burlingame. Charles married Cornelia (Unknown). Charles married Emma Van Voorhis, daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach.

     Benjamin married Fanny Burlingame.

     Fanny married Benjamin I. Wager.

      Cornelia (Unknown) was born circa 1827 at New York. Cornelia married Charles Wager, son of Benjamin I. Wager and Fanny Burlingame.

     John V. Wager was the son of Charles Wager and Emma Van Voorhis.

      Norman Wager was born on Aug 10, 1870 at Waterford, Oakland County, Michigan. He was the son of Charles Wager and Emma Van Voorhis. Norman married Minnie Anne Van Syckle, daughter of William K. Van Syckle and Julia Ann Van Wagoner. Norman Wager died on Mar 19, 1937 at Clare, Clare County, Michigan, at age 66. Norman was buried on Mar 22, 1937 at Rosebush Cemetery, Rosebush, Isabella County, Michigan.

      Minnie Anne Van Syckle was born on Feb 17, 1866 at Waterford, Oakland County, Michigan. She was the daughter of William K. Van Syckle and Julia Ann Van Wagoner. Minnie married Norman Wager, son of Charles Wager and Emma Van Voorhis. Minnie Anne Van Syckle died on Jul 23, 1954 at Richmond, Michigan, at age 88. Minnie was buried on Jul 26, 1954 at Rosebush Cemetery, Rosebush, Oakland County, Michigan.

      William Wager was born circa 1895 at Michigan. He was the son of Norman Wager and Minnie Anne Van Syckle.

      Ralph Wager was born on Jan 26, 1903 at Michigan. He was the son of Norman Wager and Minnie Anne Van Syckle. Ralph Wager died on Mar 6, 1976 at Flint, Genesee County, Michigan, at age 73.

     Fanny G. Wager was the daughter of Charles Wager and Emma Van Voorhis.

     William married Julia Ann Van Wagoner.

     Julia married William K. Van Syckle.

     Isaac married Martha Maria Van Norstrand.

     Martha married Isaac C. Huff.

      Elivira Van Voorhis was born on Jan 14, 1837. She was the daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Elivira Van Voorhis died on Nov 30, 1837. Elivira was buried at Seventh Day Baptist Cemetery, Scott, Cortland County, New York.

      Elivira Van Voorhis was born on Dec 27, 1838 at New York. She was the daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Elivira married Edward Munson, son of Luther Munson and Eliza Ten Eyck, on May 17, 1870. Elivira Van Voorhis died after 1883 at East Bloomfield, Ontario County, New York.

      Edward Munson was born on Jun 10, 1844 at East Bloomfield, Ontario County, New York. He was the son of Luther Munson and Eliza Ten Eyck. Edward married Elivira Van Voorhis, daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach, on May 17, 1870.

      Sarah Maria Van Voorhis was born on Jan 23, 1845 at Onondaga County, New York. She was the daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Sarah married George A. Gould, son of David Gould and Harriet Hall, on Mar 16, 1864 at Monroe County, New York. Sarah Maria Van Voorhis died on Nov 21, 1916 at Blackfoot, Bingham County, Idaho, at age 71.

      George A. Gould was born on Jan 16, 1832 at West Bloomfield, Ontario County, New York. He was the son of David Gould and Harriet Hall. George married Sarah Maria Van Voorhis, daughter of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach, on Mar 16, 1864 at Monroe County, New York. George A. Gould died on Sep 14, 1910 at Solomon, Dickinson County, Kansas, at age 78. George was buried at Prairie Mound Cemetery, Solomon, Dickinson County, Kansas.

      Albert Van Voorhis was born on Feb 13, 1845 at Onondaga County, New York. He was the son of Rev. John Van Voorhis and Elvira Leach. Albert Van Voorhis died on Sep 14, 1848 at age 3. Albert was buried at Millers Corners Cemetery, Ionia, Ontario County, New York.

      Caroline Van Voorhis was born on Feb 2, 1827 at New York. She was the daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Caroline married Robert Humphrey on Jan 2, 1844 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York. Caroline Van Voorhis died on Jun 10, 1865 at Otsego County, New York, at age 38.

      Robert Humphrey was born circa 1816 at New York. Robert married Caroline Van Voorhis, daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, on Jan 2, 1844 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York.

      Leroy J. Van Voorhis was born on Oct 23, 1829 at New York. He was the son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Leroy married Harriet E. Spafford on Jan 1, 1856. Leroy J. Van Voorhis died on Feb 11, 1908 at Greenwood, Clark County, Wisconsin, at age 78.

      Harriet E. Spafford was born on Oct 16, 1835 at New York. Harriet married Leroy J. Van Voorhis, son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, on Jan 1, 1856. Harriet E. Spafford died on May 31, 1918 at Greenwood, Clark County, Wisconsin, at age 82.

      Abram Van Voorhis was born on Sep 21, 1831 at New York. He was the son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Abram married Mary Helen (Unknown) in May, 1859.

     Mary married Abram Van Voorhis, son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, in May, 1859.

      Edelmer Van Voorhis was born on Mar 9, 1834 at New York. He was the son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Edelmer married Josephine Burnet, daughter of Eliza (Unknown), on Dec 31, 1874.

      Josephine Burnet was born on Aug 30, 1852 at New York. She was the daughter of Eliza (Unknown). Josephine married Edelmer Van Voorhis, son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, on Dec 31, 1874.

      Adoniram Van Voorhis was born on Aug 11, 1836 at New York. He was the son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Adoniram Van Voorhis died on Jun 18, 1863 at age 26; not married.

      Lansing Van Voorhis was born on Jan 3, 1839 at Decatur, Otsego County, New York. He was the son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Lansing married Electra Jane Brown, daughter of George Brown and Amarilla (Unknown), on Mar 16, 1861. Lansing Van Voorhis died on Aug 24, 1922 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas, at age 83.

      Electra Jane Brown was born on Oct 26, 1832 at Mendon, Monroe County, New York. She was the daughter of George Brown and Amarilla (Unknown). Electra married Lansing Van Voorhis, son of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, on Mar 16, 1861. Electra Jane Brown died on May 10, 1909 at Lawrence, Douglas County, Kansas, at age 76.

      Meribah Van Voorhis was born on Feb 3, 1843 at New York. She was the daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Meribah married James Daily on Oct 3, 1862.

      James Daily was born circa 1838 at New York. James married Meribah Van Voorhis, daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, on Oct 3, 1862.

      Carrie Daily was born circa 1864 at New York. She was the daughter of James Daily and Meribah Van Voorhis.

      Cora L. Van Voorhis was born on Jul 21, 1846 at New York. She was the daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Cora married William Bradshaw on Mar 30, 1875.

     William married Cora L. Van Voorhis, daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, on Mar 30, 1875.

      Adelaide Van Voorhis was born on Mar 18, 1849 at New York. She was the daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee. Adelaide married Schuyler Bassler, son of John F. Bassler and Sonila (Unknown), on Apr 21, 1867.

      Schuyler Bassler was born circa 1845 at New York. He was the son of John F. Bassler and Sonila (Unknown). Schuyler married Adelaide Van Voorhis, daughter of James Van Voorhis and Jane Magee, on Apr 21, 1867.