1830 Ohio Census: Mormon Sites

Mormon History 1830-1844

1830 Ohio Census: Mormon Sites

Household heads as listed in 1830 federal census. The official enumeration day of the 1830 census was 1 June 1830. In right column, names are followed by the numbers of males and their ages in the household, semicolon, number of females and their ages. For example, Sylvester Smith has 1 male 20 to 30 years of age; one female under five, and one female between twenty and thirty.
Amherst Bainbridge Chagrin	Chardin Kirtland Mayfield	Mentor Orange Rome	Strongsville Willoughby

Amherst: population 552
Allen James Allen Reuben Barney Royal Jr Barney Royal Barnes Ezekiel Barnes Ezekiel G. Barney John Blair Thompson Boys Samuel Bulolph William Clay Christopher Babbit Ira Crocker Rosewell Chapman Jacob A. Clark John B. Crants Andrew Carter Wiliam Carter Simeon D. Crandal Ezekiel Disbrow George Foster Leonard Foster Elisha Jr Fargarson Samuel	Forris Cornelius S. Fowl Godfrey Ferris James Ferris James Jr Ferris Nelson A. Ferris Forrest Goodale George Griffith Michael Griffith Duty Griffith Abner Griffith Juda Gibbs Luman Gilmore Aretas Harris Josiah Higgins Sc[e?]yler Johnson Leonard Jackson James Johnson Salmon Johnson Stephen N. Kilso George Kintigh John Kintigh Henry Lesley Daniel	Lesley Manning McCrumb William Magoon Benjamin More [Moore] Shadrick N Magoon Thomas Messenger Hiram Notridge Henry Onstine John Onstine Frederick Onstine Daniel Ormsby Caleb Onstine Henry Onstine George Onstine Frederick Jr Pringle Artemas Quigley Joseph Redington Harry Richmond William Rice Abraham Rice Peter Rice Joseph Redington Eliphalet Shupe Jacob	Staunton Nicholas Steel John Sholes Staunton Strong Samuel Swartwood Ebenezer Smith Warren Stratton Jonas Sanderson Elijah Smith David Smith Sylvester Town Ephraim Tilletson Richard Travers Robert Tracy Adison Vandrieser Eleazar Vantassel Luke White John Wallace Isac Whiton Daniel G. Webster Milton Walker Henry Webb Reuben	Blue: Mormon Gibbs Luman ordained a priest Minutes of October 25–26, 1831 Smith Sylvester 1 (20-30); 1 (-5); 1 (20-30)
Bainbridge: population 439
Meletiah Hathaway Moses Carpenter Philip R. Haskins Oratio Fowler Denis Chamberlain Elisha Brigs [Briggs] David McConough Joseph Ely Jonas H. Childs Willard Sweet Lewis Miller Daniel Miller William R. Howard Submit Howard Isaac W. Kingsly Seymore Dodge George Smith Porter D. McConaugh Robert Smith	Enos D. Kingsly George Smith [second] Horace Crosby Robert Smith Jr. Hervy Sloane Thomas Baily [Bailey] Thomas Smith Daniel Baily [Bailey]Allexander Osburn [Alexander Osborne] John Fowler Gamaliel Kent Havillah Farnsworth Gamaliel H. Kent Laura Baldwin T. W. Osburn [Osborne] Robert Root Asahel North Simon Henry	Elisha Forbes Asahel North Jr. Charles P. Prrior [Prior] Sylvester Tinker Eber Canada Dexter Pease Orin Henry William Henry James Lowry Stephen Perkins Daniel C. Goodsel[l] Jarvis McConoughey [sic] Frances Hazen Aaron Squire Joseph Witter Nathan Seward E. G. Graham Joel S. Giles Harvy Waldo	Joseph Mason John Henry Grant Perkins Hugh Marshall Abram Herrington Marshal Harrington Hezekiah Russ Thomas North Russel G. McCarty Jesse North Jonathan Ely Justi[..] Bissel Jr. Gideon L. Sprague John Lowry Danl. McFarland 2nd Danl. McFarland Jonathan McFarland Shadrach McFarland
Chagrin: population 1277
Thomas I. Strong John Clark Zebulon R. S. Freeman Josiah C. Strong Elizabeth Freeman Hiram Taylor Clarissa Jones Samuel Grover Sally Loyd Lester Lloyd Harvey Evans Tracy Evans Benjamin Woolsey Levi Hall Simeon Hall Nathaniel Osmer Levi Macy Hezekiah Hall Elijah Jones John I. Storm Luther Grover Eliza Frothingham Betsey Brown Ira Josline James Dinsey Henry Mana Eber M. Waldos Sally Meuter L. T. Menton Harmon Parker Eunice Fowler Lyman Fanner Ryer Dilmon Joseph Grover Phineas Spaulding Alva Beckwith Jonathan Lapham Samuel Wilson Susan Hall Stephen Burtiss William F. St. John Adam G. Briggs Hiram Brown Charles Williams Jonathan W. Stephens Luther Snow Charles Gurney Joseph Card William Phillips Eliel Farr Orin H. Sharp John Hall Jason Wilkins Asa Hurd Samuel Miller	Charles W. Hurd Aaron Daniels Samuel West David Perkins Asa Hall John M. Henderson Peter Bowen Dyer Starks Phillip Gravey Asahel Brainard Alexander McFarland Orin Holmes Lemuel M. Richards Caleb C. Huston George Hall Platt Card William Humphery Sally Glauas Chauncy S. Payne George W. Card Nemiah Allen Lowell Poodman Sylvester Cornwell Richard Woolsey Ezra Eddy Hiram Humphrey Zelotes Clarke Sheron Graham Nathan Christy Obediah Smith Joseph Waldo Jun John D. Vial George B. Vial Stephen Johnson George Griffith Justus Inman Ezra Wait William Wait Samuel Post Stephen W. Tinkham Sylvester Smith Alvin Wait Mitson White James Carrol Richard P. Gates Ansel Stanclift Rumsey Reeve John Simmons Peleg Simmons Jonathan Beckweth John McDwyre Asaph D. Clarke F. R. Lewis Patty Coulson Roswell Humphrey	Elijah A. Ward Martin Fraley Peter Lemington George H. Mentor David F. Kniffin Daniel Christy Benjamin Ames Jr. Ebenezer Smith Robert Fuller Isaac Gardner Sylvester Inman Arnold Inman George Gunn David Mead Elijah Woolsey Henry Woolsey Henry Woolsey Jr. Benjamin Brown Solomon Moore Noah Worden Holley Worden Ezra Steward Jedediah Huffman Thomas Judd Irom Doolittle Simon Freir Samuel Alger Avah Hancock Michael Jones Abell Nash Titus Freer Isaac Brown Lyke Covert John Gamet James Jackson Chester Ellsworth Lyman Holbrook Thomas Atkinson Seely House Peter Bilson James Piercel Nye Severn Alonzo Granger Asahel P. Nott Richard Presley John Presley Robert H. Trobridge Peter Westbrook David Rudd Solomon Marble Levi Marble John Phelps John Butler Abram Bennett	Samuel Shepherd Wait Shepherd Melancton Miller Joshua Smith Silas Parker John Cottrrell Nicholas Cottrell Charles W. Worlo John S. Forguson Amasa Worlo William Johnson Cyrus Grant James Campbell Jesse Gunn David Sprague Simeon Fuller James Van Duser Deliverance Brown Robert Prentiss Charles Boss Abner C. Tarbell Chauncey Fuller Walter Strong Asahel Arnold James Kaple Harvey Brown Henry Davis William Hutchinson James Knowlton Joseph White John R. Hall Solomon F. Mapes John Stanton Solomon Hancock Isaac Scram Peter Scram James Stafford Abner Leslie Hezekiah Forguson John Forguson Samuel Egbert Tinley Forguson John Forguson Jr Jacob Pursler Obed Alvord Amasa Fuller Aaron Allen Hiram Smith Reynolds Brott Samuel Mapes William Smith Harvey White Abraham Linsey Charles Brott	Solomon Hancock 3 (-5), 3 (5-10), 1 (30-40); 1 (10-15), 1 (20-30) Samuel Alger 2 (-5), 2 (5-10), 1 (20-30), 1 (40-50); 2 (10-15), 1 (30-40) Avah [Alvah] Hancock 1 (-5), 1 (30-40); 1 (-5), 1 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (20-30), 1 (60-70) Rev. Elijah A. Ward preached Warner Doty's funeral sermon.
Chardin: population 891
Joel P. Noble Benjamin Wilcox Isaac Wilcox Phebe Burr Henry Sweet Luther Walton Daniel Hendricks Gaius Kent Timothy B. Robinson Eli Jones Cornelius Jones Zadok Stebbins Rodolphus Stebbins Julius Jones Warren Benton Samuel R. B. Lewis Moses Hall Barnabas Mansfield Alanson Knowels Ariel Benton Zadek Benton Benjamin Rider Isaiah Rider Stephen Bond Otis Benton Joseph Bond John Collins William E. Tucker Samuel Smith Isaac L. Russel Roswel Eaton George Hing Samuel McGunigan Edmon Elliot David D. Aikin Ralf Cowles Noah Hoyt	Orrin Blossom David I. Bruce Jacob Alshouse Nathaniel H. Parks John O. Granger John B. Teach Erastus Foot Gideon Morgan Sylvester N. Hoyt Gibson J. Ackly Evert Denton Reuben Bourne Austin Canfield Asahel Hathaway Alfred Phelps Franklin Paine Eleazar Paine Edward Paine James Farren Alfred B. How Arnold Mason Simeon Corbin Aaron Canfield Hiland Canfield Thomas Metcalf Oliver Ludlow George Chadwick Samuel Squire John Langdon Hannah King Jabez King Benjaman I. Mann Benjamin Caldwell Jedediah Sanger Ezekiel Rider Arathusa Keith Ranselar Pitts	Luther Thwing Calvin Thwing Susan Cutting Samuel Cleaveland Freeman Clark Stephen V. R. Larway Sarah Clark Simeon Heath Levi Edson Howel Rockyfellow John Thwing David Thwing Hervy King George King John King Jr. Samuel Rider Joseph Harris Phebe Dibble Lovina Grant Denison Foster Zadok Benton Alexander Blair Timothy Tainter Jarvis Makepeace William Bexly Benjamin Austin Gurdon Rogers Thomas Murphy David Grey Salmon Carver Amasa Sanger Chester Cluff Jeffry Cluff Willard S. Fuller Zenas Warren Orrin Pulcipher [Pulsipher?] Edson Fuller	Hervy Smith John King Zadok King Willliam Collins Samuel Collins Polly Allen Lucius Smith Platt Canfield Orrin Bentley Loran Smith Chancy Porter Aaron Stebbins Daniel Osburn Truman Bushnel Hiram Bushnel Jonathan Whitaker Elisha Chapman Stephen Allen Jacob Sherman Solomon Daniels George Bebee [Beebe] Isaac Bebee [Beebe] Calvin Bebee [Beebe] Henry Mellon Osee Mathews [Matthews] Hosea Stebbins Ira Bailey Jason Clark Phillip Laraway Moses Kibby Cyrus A. Davis John Roper John Roper Jr. Asaph Babcock Horace Hosford Seth Boughton John O. Knapp Benjamin Babbit	Edson Fuller (20-30); (20-30) Ezekiel Rider ordained a priest Minutes of October 25–26, 1831 Calvin Bebee [Beebe] 1 (-5), 1 (20-30), 1 (30-40); 1 (30-40) Italic: Warned out Jan. 13, 1831 Arnold Mason owned the tannery in Kirtland that Ezra Thayer was authorized to purchase for the Church. Minutes of April 2, 1833 Red: Campbellite heads of households named in Hayden history, 194.
Kirtland township: population 1018
Christopher Crary Abel Ames Erastus Crary Noah Durrin Peter Markell Jacob Tinney Claudius Stanard Enoch Morse Peter Markle Jr Henry Dunwell Jeremiah Bidwell Jeduthan Ladd Sylvester Russel Luke Wilson Sylvester R. Sabin Theron Woodworth Alva Brown Isaac Russel Daniel <S.> Sperry Samuel Force Reubin Marsh Nathan Hathaway Isaac More Nelson Derren David Laffer John Hofman Jeremiah Presly Henry B. Stannard Eli Brown William Stannard Chester Bushnel Roswel D. Cotrel Lucy Metcalf Aaron Metcalf Levi Metcalf Samuel Metcalf Arva Phelps Levi Frances Caleb. E. Cummings Daniel Marble Elisha Goodall	John Goodall Aretus Marble Joseph W. Tanner Rodny Annis Jesse Daniels Lucinda Goodall Afred Witter John F. Morse John Morse Elam Fairchild Jonathan Fairchild Gideon McNutt James Dulmage Sherman Fairchild Edward Gillet Jeremiah Ames Dorcas Ames Polly Sherwood Andrew Beardslee Jemima Doane David Herrington Asa Webster Asa Ayers Jotham Mainard [Maynard] Anna Higgins Benjamin Lapham Henry Bliss William Foster Seth Makepeace Dexter Otis Antony Fenner James Tanner Ebenezer Doty Nancy Reynolds Samuel Tomlinson Barzilla Millard Walter Stannard William P. Lake Billy Pitcher Lory Holmes David Holbrook	Stan B. Riggs Holly Tanner Allen Maltby Joseph McPherson John R. Call Josiah Colton Obed Call Elam Sperry Lyman Pitcher John Wells John Parks John Parks Jr. Jason Randel John Gore Lydia Gore Tarbil Gates Abiel Pierson Ebenezer Gore James T. Drew Moses Chase Mary Cahoon Alpheus C. Russel Nathaniel Collins Asa Ayers Jr. Isaac Morly [Morley] Abel Prior Lyman Wight Daniel Stanton Asa Richardson Elijah Smith Josiah Jones Peter French William Hood Nathan Goodall [Goodell] Isaac Lee James Boydon Algernon S. Gilbert Newel K. Whitney Gideon Riggs Isaac Chatfield	David Herington Reynolds Cahoon E. W. How[e] Selah J. Griffin Wyman Griffin John M. Burk Frederick G. Williams Ariel Hanson Loran Rima Sally Carrell Nathaniel Collins Artemus R. Lake Chancy Beckwith Russel Beckwith William Manly Spencer Phelps Jonathan Herington William Isabell Hockings Hendricks Orrin Todd David Dickerson Asbel Wright James Collier Allen Jacobs John H. Willard Ezra Fairfield William Foster Marmaduke Smith Isaac N. Skinner Oliver Harman Rufus Vanpool William Bell David White Tracy Cle<a>veland John White Thomas Morly Harden Cleaveland Nathan Wheeler Timothy D. Martindale John Neal	Isaac Morly [Morley] 1 (-5) 1 (5-10), 1 (40-50); 2 (-5), 2 (5-10), 2 (10-15), 1 (15-20), 1 (20-30), 1 (40-50) Lyman Wight 1 (30-40), 1 (5-10); 2 (-5); 1 (20-30) Algernon S. Gilbert 1 (10-15), 1 (40-50); 1 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (20-30), 1 (30-40) Newel K. Whitney 1 (-5), 1 (5-10), 1 (30-40); 1 (5-10), 1 (30-40) Reynolds Cahoon Selah J. Griffin Frederick G. Williams John M. Burke was one of the five "prominent citizens" who had joined the church in 1830–31. Crary reminiscence. On Aug. 31, 1831 he was called to go to Independence with David Elliot and Erastus Babbitt. There he was baptized by Oliver Cowdery in Feb. 1833. Jameson Family Collection, Church Archives, MS 14052, fd. 3 Jotham Mainard [Maynard] was one of the five "prominent citizens" who joined the church in 1830–31. The others were Isaac Morley, Titus Billings, N. K. Whitney, and John M. Burk. Crary reminiscence. Italic: Warned out Jan. 13, 1831 Red: Campbellite heads of households named in Hayden history, 194. Nathan Phillips Goodell (1798–1872) was born in Cazenovia, New York, the son of Ichabod Warner Goodell (1768–1826) and Lucy Phillips (1773–1814). After his mother's death, Nathan's father became a Baptist missionary and minister of the Mentor Baptist church. Sidney Rigdon succeeded Rev. Goodell as pastor. Nathan reportedly tricked his nephew, ¶ Warner Doty, into believing a written commission for him (Warner) came from heaven.
Mayfield: population 333
Michael Overrocker Hiram Hovey Simeon McGanough Harvey Judd Daniel Sight Zacheus Richardson Halsey Gates William Ellsworth Benjamin Ellsworth John Holmes John Hoag Ezra Carpenter	Elizabeth Francino Benjamin Wilson [I/J?]relas Mapes Ebenezer Abbot Samuel Dean Daniel Richardson Daniel Sheldon Moses Metcalf Peleg Sherman James Covert Lowel Emes Orman Butler	Adolphus Chapin William Bilson Sylvester Inman Jr Alpheus Inman Danford Ballou Simeon Bunt John Charles Ira Smith Rufus Mapes Thomas P[ra?]y Rufus Abbot Samuel Waldo	George Smith Jesse Smith Randall Spencer Thomas Crandall John Crandell Henry Hooglin Simeon Crandell Amos Tubbs William Rose Elijah Stacy Benjamin Emes Jabez Hill Joseph Hancock	Joseph Hancockis Levi Hancock's brother Rufus Mapes, first settler (1805) of Highland Heights in Mayfield Township, had sixteen children. Left the Church when asked to consecrate his farm. "Joel Miller�s Statement," Naked Truths 1, no. 2 (Apr. 1888): 2. Source
Mentor: population 703
Simeon Reynolds John Reynolds Noah Nowland Joseph Jewet John Jewet William Durand Gideon Keyt Patty Goodall Isaac Sawyer Calvin Ingerson Cyrus Ingersol Ashbel Hanson Erastus Ingersol Suranus McCumber Peter Sely Clark Parker Anna Dorril Elisha Freer Sally Taylor Benjamin Hopkins Samuel Hopins Albert Churchel [Churchill?] Silas Rice Elijah Alvord Robert Seely Sidney Rigdon Oris [Orris] Clapp	Amasa Cobb Jonathan Root Joseph Sawyer Elihu Booth Eliphalet Gilman Stephen Sherman Eli Strickland Joseph Curtis William Lovelace Washington Parker Daniel Kerr Warren Corning Jr. Warren Corning Olie Herrington Jasper Nowland Simeon Hodges Samuel Brown Jinks Mowry Joel A. Gardner Elias Hinsdale Thomas Carrol [Carroll] Polly Webster Samuel Carrel [Carroll?] Silas Maynard Elias Burk Jonathan Russel David Henry David Gallaway	Abner Fox Cyrus Daniels Elizabeth Williams John Markly James Freeland Isaac Mason Lewis Carpenter Moses Kerr Daniel Green Nathan Corning Elias Randel [Randall?] Samuel Hdges [Hodges?] Abel Russel Thomas Brass Garret Brass Lemuel Fobes Jr. Anson Mathews [Matthews] James Prowty Truman Griswold Lemuel Martindale Hevy Damon Isaac Baxter ~ ? Charles Tuttle Joel Rexford Jonah Beckwith Erastus Root	Hervy A. Stanard Ira Prowty Luke Prowty Alva Prowty Miller Losey Silas Losey David Losey David Tuttle David Chandler Silas Lilly Carter Foot Chester Hart Grandison Newel Foster Haskill Oliver Marble Sheffield Daniels Titus Billings Daniel Willard Henry Gunn Thomas Morley Zera Doolittle John Stevers Russel Beckwith Stephen Hart Mary Brush Don C. Bartholomew William Reynolds Jacob Hoose	Red: Campbellite heads of households named in Hayden history, 194. Campbellite heads of households named in Hayden history, 194. Heads of Campbellite households named in Hayden history, 194 but not on 1830 census (may have arrived or become household head after 1830): Benjamin Blish (Deacon) Ebenezer Nye (Deacon) — Champney (Deacon) Amos Wilmot Eggleston Matthews Sylvester Durand — Tuttle Amos Daniels Ezra B. Violl Noah Wirt David Wilson Daniel Wilson Alexander P. Jones Mrs. Moore Mrs. Randall Mrs Waterman Mrs. Rexford Calista M. Lewis Morgan Lewis Sidney Rigdon 2 (-5); 1 (30-40); 1 (-5), 3 (5-10), 1 (30-40) Titus Billings 1 (-5), 2 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (40-50); 1 female (-5), 1 (5-10), 1 (20-30) Thomas Morley 1 (-5), 2 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (30-40); 1 female (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (30-40) Grandison Newel 2 (-5), 2 (10-15), 1 (15-20), 9 (20-30), 2 (40-50); 1 (15-20), 1 (30-40)
Orange: population 334
Greenleaf Carpenter James Fisher Leonard Gates Isaac Emes Philo Judd Benjamin Hardy Joseph Emes Elias Town Luther Gates Caleb Alvord Serenus Burnett Henry A. Griswold	David Griswold Lumen Griswold David Griswold Jr William Luce Elias Hutchings Benjamin Carpenter Jonathan Cole Orin Ford Caleb Sitch Joseph Witter Abram Durfield Amos Byington	Jesse Walker Joel Aplin Jedediah Burton Thomas Aplin Nun Carpenter Jacob Hutchins Caleb Sitch Jr Nelson Frisby Daniel Penny William Smith Thomas King Abram Witter James Taylor	John Murdock Jacob Gordinier Edward Covey Jonathan Covey Jr Jonathan Covey Sereign Cleveland Frederick Mallett Runce Baldwin Jesse Kimble Laurence Huff Edmund Mallett Abiram Covey Abner Hull	John Murdock 2 (-5), 2 (30-40); 1 (-5), 1 (30-40)
Painesville village includes
Horace Kingsbury (30-40), 1 (boy under 5); 1 female (20-30) p. 234 (1st) Horace (1784) and Solomon (1787) are brothers. E. D. How[e] 70-80; males 1 (under 5), 1 (5-10); females 1 (60-70), 2 (20-30), 1 (15-20), 1 (under 5) p. 235 (3rd) William L. Perkins (30-40), males (1 20-30, 1 under 5); females 2 (20-30) p. 236 (5th) Solomon Kingsbury (40-50), males (under 5), (5-10), (15-20), (20-30); females (30-40), (5-10) p. 236 (5th) (Joseph C. (b. 1812) was probably living with his father) Edward Partridge males (30-40), (10-15); females 2 (under 5); 2 (5-10); 1 (10-15); 1 (20-30); 1 (30-40) p. 236 (5th)
Rome: population 380
Wheeler Beckwith S. Archer J. Goodwill B. Brockway J. Baldwin E. Coffin W. Anderson O. Latimor C. Church S. Crowell C. Crowell C. Champion N. Sturtevant	S. Maltby L. Tinker S.Ackley A. Tinker S. Colne J. D. Hall E. Crosby S. Baird A. Champion W. Crowell Ezekiel Crowel J. Crowel Eliphas Crowell	D. Walkley T. Crowell Isreal Bill G. Hall J. Edwards I. Hurlburt J. Williams E. Chester S. Rogers R. Miller L. Richmond H. Sturtevant R. Sanders D. Bogue	C. Richmond H. Green J. W. Scot John Reed Joseph Scot G. Scot N. Chipman Wm. Waters B. Eaton E. C. Dodge L. Congdon A. Hubbard S. Washburn C. Chaplin
Strongsville: population 634
Thomas Clarke John Hilliard Ephraim Meeker Benjamin Whitney William Baldwin Philo Millard Lemen Peabody Calvin Thayer Curtis Stone Ebenezer Stone Ebenezer Pomeroy Guilford Whitney George Parker Warner Strong Samuel Porter Reuben Ketchum John Bosworth Nathan Underhill Jesse Root Benjamin Scofield Chipman Porter Clark Lyman Samuel Bosworth Elijah Bosworth William Fuller Timothy Eggleston	Enos [Pel?]miter Auretus Train Joel Waite Asa Drake John Brown Moses O. Bennett Selecta Lane Henry Waite Luther Wood Loisa Carpenter Zachra Carpenter William Carpenter John Densmore James H. Nichols Thaddeus Ball Cyrus Horton Cyrus Pal[mes?]ter Sally Bouse Eleazar Prindle Byington Thayer Samuel A. Freeman Liakim Lyon Henry W. Sabine Marcus Moe King H. Freeman Ahijah Haynes	Abial Haynes Thatcher Avery Brieal Blanchard Wheeler Cole Willard Barber Fanny Freeman Caleb Carpenter Ebenezer Wilkinson Methautha Stocking John Fuller Levi Billings Otis Billings Stephen Billings Abigail Howe Apollus Southworth Augustus Howe Gamaliel Old George F. Gilbert Margarett Lyman Ebenezer G. Woodward William Waite James Waite Samuel Britton Ansel S. Pope Simeon Woodruff John S. Strong Seth Bartlett	Ebenezer Fuller Cotton Fletcher John Coutho[u/n?] Kezia Pope David [T?]inney Calone O. Freeman Jedutha Freeman Jared Sawtell Timothy Clark Hollis Whitney Samuel Miles Morris Pomeroy Benjamin Johnson Benjamin Tuttle I. W. Cross Abraham Co[nyn?]e Ebenezer Pomeroy Thadeus Lathop David Harvey Richard C. Wetherby Wheeler Baldwin Josiah Wright Nathan Clark Valentine Goodm[ond/an?] Retire G. Strong Luke Bowen Walter Pomeroy	Wheeler Baldwin
Warrensville: population 449
Andrus Barber James Lee Simeon Odle Andrew Wilson Jedediah Hubbell Orin Hubbell Solyman Hubbell James Hardin Eli Palmitee David Benjamin Jr David Benjamin John Kelley Gabriel Culver Benjamin Thorp James Johnson William D[un?]shea Peleg Brown	William Watterson Thomas Collister Daniel Warren Asa Stiles Moses Warren Jr Moses Warren Appleton Hollister Robert P. Bennett Zenas L. Bennett Jefferson Wallace Bazeleel Thorp William Fairchild Enoch Gl[ee/a?]son Ephraim Gl[ee/a?]son Mo[n/u?] Bell Oliver Ransom Chester Wallace Daniel Pllsbury [sic]	Horace Hamilton Benjamin Bragg Caleb Baldwin Israel Huff Dayton Thorp George Vaughn Ansel Jenny Joseph Cline Nathaniel Sherman Nathaniel Goodspeed Isaac Laughlin William King Thomas Sayle Reuben Cook Beckwith Cook Sylvester Carver John E. Adams Jr Peleg C. Brown	John E. Adams Thomas Kneal Nehemiah Hand Thomas Radcliff Samuel M. Prentiss Isaac Cooper Ezra Wright Benjamin Sawyer Thomas Cahoon Ashbell Kitchell Chester Risley Oliver Wheeler Abel Shepherd John Woodruff Daniel S. Tyler William Addison Esther Russel John Foote	Orange: Possible sources for "Sister Hubble": Jedediah Hubbell 2 (10-15), 2 (15-20), 1 (50-60); 1 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 1 (50-60) Orin Hubbell 1 (-5), 1 (20-30), 1 (40-50); 1 (- 5), 1 (10-15), 1 (15-20), 1 (20-30) Green: Shaker family heads Ashbell Kitchell 1 (10-15), 3 (15-20), 1 (20-30), 5 (30-40), 3 (40-50), 1 (50-60), 1 (70-80); 3 (10-15), 2 (15-20), 6 (20-30), 2 (30-40), 2 (40-50), 1 (50-60) Chester Risley 2 (-5), 2 (5-10), 1 (10-15), 2 (15-20), 3 (20-30), 1 (30-40), 1 (50-60), 1 (70-80); 2 (5-10), 3, (10-15), 4 (15-20), 1 (20-30), 4 (30-40), 3 (50-60) Oliver Wheeler 1 (10-15), 2 (20-30), 2 (30-40); 2 (15-20), 1 (20-30), 2 40-50), 1 (50-60) Blue: Mormons Caleb Baldwin Thomas Cahoon
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