James M Pease

Notes:

". . . Before Mr. Garlick, was John Nelson Pease, who inherited from his f ather, Alanson. His wife was a daughter of Stephen Boyce [Byce], and he l ong since went to Wisconsin. He was a member of the Methodist church. Alan son Pease was probably the first holder and the builder of the house. H is wife was Nancy, a daughter of the first Robert Jeffers. They had childr en-John N.; Martha, the wife of William Stewart, and Permillia, who marri ed an Ethridge, in Wisconsin. Mr. Pease was known as "Old Honesty," and dy ing, was buried in the Jeffers ground, further west. His widow accompani ed her son to the far west. . . . in an old deed, dated January 20, 185 0, I find that John N. Pease sold to Eron [Aaron] N. Thomas, . . ." - fr om "Rose Neighborhood Sketches," 1893, by Alfred S. Roe.

There seems to be two (2) John N. Peases in Wisconsin; one in Rose, one Wa utoma. Both served as privates for the Union in the Civil War; one in C o. D, 37th Reg. Wisconsin Infantry and one in Co. I, 7th Reg. Wisconsin In fantry. The one from Rose enlisted 02 Aug 1861 and received a disability d ischarge on 03 Dec 1862 and the one from Wautoma enlisted 20 Aug 1864 a nd was mustered out on 04 Jun 1865. One left a widow named Emily a pensi on 13 Jan 1890, with an unreadable record re. an invalid date.

Anyone have the bio. from "Portrait and Biographical Album of Green Lak e, Marquette and Waushara counties, Wisconsin," 1890 Chic. Acme Pub. C o. - pg 846-7?

John married Susan Maria Bryce in 1842 in Wayne County, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

". . . Before Mr. Garlick, was John Nelson Pease, who inherited from his f ather, Alanson. His wife was a daughter of Stephen Boyce, and he long sin ce went to Wisconsin. He was a member of the Methodist church. Alanson Pea se was probably the first holder and the builder of the house. His wife w as Nancy, a daughter of the first Robert Jeffers. They had children-John N .; Martha, the wife of William Stewart, and Permillia, who married an Ethr idge, in Wisconsin. Mr. Pease was known as "Old Honesty," and dying, was b uried in the Jeffers ground, further west. His widow accompanied her s on to the far west. . . . in an old deed, dated January 20, 1850, I fi nd that John N. Pease sold to Eron N. Thomas, . . ." - from "Rose Neighbor hood Sketches," 1893, by Alfred S. Roe.

Other Events:

• Alt. Birth: Between 1801 and 1810
• Residence: 1840

Notes:

Residence:
Rose Twp, Wayne Co, New York

Alanson married Nancy S Jeffers on 07 Dec 1819 in Rose, Wayne County, New York. Nancy (daughter of Robert "Jr" Jeffers and Chistiana Foote) was born on 09 Oct 1805 in Johnstown, New York; died on 03 Sep 1865 in Waushara County, Wisconsin; was buried after 03 Sep 1865 in Union Cemetery, Wild Rose, Waushara County, Wisconsin. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Nancy Jeffers
• Alt. Birth: Between 1801 and 1810

Notes:

Immigration:
moved to Wisconsin after husband died

Other Events:

• Also Known As: Jr
• Residence: 1790
• Residence: 1810
• Residence: 1840

Notes:

From "Rose Neighborhood Sketches," by Alfred S. Roe 1893, pg 186; "Robe rt with his brother Nathan came from Johnstown, Fulton County in 1813."

The first settlement made in the west part of the town was about 1815, wh en Robert Jeffers, with his two sons, William and John, and Nathan Jeffer s, purchased about two miles west of the valley, towards Wayne Centr e. It was long known as the Jeffers settlement.

Residence:
Bellstown, Albany Co, New York

Residence:
Johnstown, Montgomery Co, New York

Residence:
Rose Twp, Wayne Co, New York

Robert married Chistiana Foote. Chistiana was born about 1772; died in 1858 in Wayne County, New York. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Residence: 20 Sep 1850

Notes:

Residence:
Rose Twp, Wayne Co, New York