WESTFALL GENEALOGY

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Jurian Westfall

My gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. grandfather was Juriaen Westfall (Westvael) born in 1629. My first recorded Westfall ancestor was Jurian Westfall who came to America in 1642. On August 4, 1642 my ancestor Jurian Westfall (Juriaen Van Westphalen) arrived in New Amsterdam, New York aboard a ship called "The Houttuyn" from Luyderdorp, Holland. He was only 13 at the time. His family had migrated to Holland from Westphalia in Germany in the 1600's. It is not known whether his parents died in Holland or enroute, or he came with other relatives.

He then went up the Hudson River 135 miles arriving at Fort Orange (later Albany) New York on August 11, 1642. He arrived as an indentured servant to killiaen Van Reassalaer. He was placed in the home of Michael Jansen ... Jurian moved south of Albany to Esopus (later Kingston) New York with his friend and fellow indentured servant Evert Pels in about 1653. He was granted 32 morgan (70 acres) of land Sept. of 1654. He married Marretge Jansen in that same year. On Aug. 17, 1659 Jurian and 12 others petitioned Peter Stuyvesant to establish a chuch at Wiltwyck (Esopus was briefly named Wiltwyck and later after British rule called Kingston}. Jurian signed with a three pronged fork of trident mark. The church was established. Numerous records regarding Jurian and his descendants are available in records of the then Dutch Reformed Church of New York.

I found the following information in a book "American Nomads" written by Emily Stowell whose ancestor Jacob Kuykendall married Sara Westfall daughter of Johannes.... The Esopus Indians lived near Wiltwyck and for a number of years they were peaceful, but in 1663 they burned and looted the town. There were 12 men, 2 children, and 4 women killed, and 6 women and 7 children taken prisoner. Jurian and his family escaped harm at the time, but later in 1667 or 1668 Jurian was killed by Indians who were at war with the Esopus Indians while he was guiding a troop of British soldiers.

Jurian married Marretje Hansen Van Nordstrand (or Van Nostrand) in abt. 1653 or 1654. Marretje was born in about 1636 in Nordstrand, Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark (now Germany). Her father was Hans Hansen or Jansen (Hans Hansen Van Nordstrand). Hans was born Bet. 1600 and 1610 on Nordstrand Island, Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark (now Germany), and migrated to New Amsterdam in 1639. Hans was a farmer, and owned a farm in the Flatbush neighborhood located in the borough of Brooklyn in Kings County, Long Island, New York. The community name derives from the Dutch for "level forest" and is presently bounded by Parkside Avenue, Nostrand Avenue, Avenue H and Coney Island Avenue. It includes the southernmost portion of Prospect Park. Marretje's father Hans Hansen Van Nostrand (or Nordstrand) married 1st Rymerig Volkert, and they had these children-Jan, Volkert, Marritje, Simon, and Rommetje Hansen Van Nostrand. His first wife died before 1645, and Hans placed Marritje who was just 9 in the home of a farmer Phillip Garretsen where she learned the art of homemaking. Hans Hansen Van Nostrand married for a second time 29 Nov 1652 at Kingston, NY to Janneken Gerrits Van Loon, and they had these children: Catherine, Gerret, Jan, and Peter Hansen Van Nostrand. The children and descendants of Hans most often spelled their name Van Nostrand, though it often appears recorded spelled a number of different ways, Van Noorstrand, Van Nordstrand, Van Norstrand, Van Noordstrandt. Hans died in 1690 in Flatlands, (Brooklyn), Kings, Co., NY. After Jurian's death Marritje remarried to Jacob Jansen Stoutenburgh. Marritje died after 1670 in Ulster, Kingston County, New York.

Jurian and Marretje (Hansen) Westfall had 6 children-Rymerick Westfall, Nicholas Claes Westfall, Johannes Juriaen Westfall, Abel Westfall, Symen Westfall, and Elsjen Westfall.

(1) Rymerick Westfall

Jurian and Marretje (Hansen Van Nordstrand) Westfall's daughter Rymerick Westfall was born in 1656 Esopus, Kingston, Ulster County, New York. She died about 1716 Kingston, Ulster County, New York. She married Thomas Teunisse Quick. Rymerick's husband Thomas Quick was killed by the Irequois Indians during a raid in 1696 as were other members of the family. There is a marker on state road 209 that marks the spot of the massacre of the Westfall family.

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Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick had 9 children-Antje Quick, Teunis Quick, Jurian Quick, Johannes Quick, Weyntie Quick, Elletje Quick, Johannes Quick, Weyntje Quick, and Geeretje Quick.

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(1a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's daughter Antje Quick was born in 1673 in Ulster County, New York. She married Jan Hendrick Decker.

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(2a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's son Teunis Quick was born in 1675. He married Claertje De Hooges. Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick had 7 children-Rymerick Quick, Thomas Quick, Margaret Quick, Thomas Quick, Adrian Quick, John Quick, James Quick, and Benjamin Quick.

(1aa) Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick's daughter Rymerick Quick married Emanuel Consalus Jr. Emanuel Consalus Jr. and Rymerick (Quick) Consalus had 7 children-Emanuel Consalus, Samuel Consalus, Daniel Consalus married Elizbeth Van Vliet, Benjamin Consalus, Joanna Consalus who married Petrus Quick, Maria Consalus who married Johannes Van Etten, Jacobus Consalus married Sarah Westbrook.

(2aa) Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick's daughter Margaret Quick born 1695 married Arie Kuykendall.

(3aa) Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick's son Thomas Quick married Mary DeWitt. Thomas and Mary (DeWitt) Quick had 4 children-Lewis Quick married 1st Hannah Lucia, and 2nd Phoebe Whittaker; Peter Quick, William Quick, and Henry Quick.

(4aa) Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick's son Adrian Quick married Rachel Dingman and they had 2 children-Anthony Quick married Elizabeth Warner, and Benjamin Quick.

(5aa) Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick had a son John Quick.

(6aa) Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick had a son James Quick.

(7aa) Teunis and Claertje (De Hooges) Quick had a son Benjamin Quick.

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(2a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's son Jurian Quick was born in 1679. He married Rebecca Tittsoort (other spelling might be Titsworth).

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(3a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's son Johannes Quick died in infancy.

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(4a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's daughter Weyntie Quick born in 1686 died in infancy.

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(5a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's daughter Elletje was born in 1688.

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(6a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's son Johannes Quick was born in 1691. He married Breggen Middaugh, the daughter of Capt. Joris Middaugh.

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(7a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's daughter Wyntje Quick born in 1692 married Nicholas Schoonover.

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(8a) Thomas and Rymerick (Westfall) Quick's daughter Geeretje Quick born in 1695 married Jan Decker brother of Hendrick, and son of Garretson and Grietje (Westercamp) Decker.

(2) Nicholas Claes Westfall

Jurian and Marretje (Hansen Van Nordstrand) Westfall's son Nicholas Claes Westfall was born about 1659 Kingston, Ulster County, New York. He married first Marytjen Montanjen (De La Montagne) in 1701. She died in childbirth as did the baby Juriaen Westfall born 5-10-1702. He married 2nd Zara (Sara) Van Aken, the daughter of Marinus and Pieternella (DePree) Van Aken.

Nicholas and Zara (Van Aken) Westfall had 6 children-Pieternella Westfall, Jurian Westfall, Maria Westfall, Elizabeth Westfall, Lydia Westfall, and Petrus Westfall.

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(1a) Nicholas and Zara (Van Aken) Westfall's daughter Pieternella Westfall was born about 8-30-1713 in Kingston, Ulster County, New York, She married Nicholas Schoonover about 1730. He was born about 6-3-1694 in Kingston, NY, and died in 1764. He was the son of Hendirck Claessen Van Schoonhoven born 5 May 1652 in Kingston, N.Y., died After 4 Dec.1715 Ulster Co., NY, and Cornelia Swartwout born About 13 Mar 1666/67, died 7 July 1714. They were married in 1688 in Ulster Co., NY. Nicholas Schoonover was the grandson of Claas Hendricks Van Schoonhoven born in Holland, died 1661 in Kingston, NY, and Cornelia (Neeltie) Fredrickse died After 1689, married about 1654 in Kingston, NY. Nicholas Schoonover's last name sometimes spelled Schoonhoven on Schoonhover, and Pieternella Westfall's first name sometimes spelled Peternella, Pattanella, or Paternella. Children of Nicholas Schoonover and Pieternella Westfall were-Hendricus "Henry" J. Schoonhoven, born Abt 1730 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ; died Abt August 17, 1764, married Rachel Schoonover 6-28-1752 in Walpack, Sussex CO, NJ, born about 1729 in Lower Smithfield, PA (then Buck's County), and died in 1809 in Owego, Tioga Co, NY; Peter Schoonhoven, born 1738 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ, died Abt 1812, married Neeltje Swartwout; Jacobus "James" Schoonhoven, born 1739 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ, died 1786 in Lower Smithfield, PA, married Hendrickje/Hannah/Anna Brink; Benjamin Schoonhoven, baptised July 12, 1741 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ, married his first cousin Margaret Schoonover; Ezekiel Van Schoonhoven, born Abt 1742 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ, married 1st Hannah Rasor, married 2nd Hanna Corsar in New York; Joseph Schoonhoven, born December 01, 1744 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ; Mary Schoonhoven, born Abt 1745 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ, died 1797 in Delaware Twp, Northampton County, PA, married Emanual Hover; and Sarah Schoonhoven, born Abt 1746 in Walpack, Sussex County, NJ, married Joseph Montayne; Ezekiel Schoonover born about 1747; Sarah Schoonover born before 1750 Walpack, NJ, married Joseph Montanye about 1771, and they had these children-Elijah Montanje, Abraham Montanye, Joseph Montanje, Stephen Montanje, and Mary Montanje; Henry Schoonover Jr. born about 1731 Walpack, NJ, died 8-17-1764, married Rachel Schoonover 6-28-1752, and they had these children-Nicholas Schoonover, Catherine Schoonover, and Mary Schoonover.

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(1aaa) Nicholas Schoonover and Pieternella Westfall's son Henry Schoonover Jr. married Rachel Schoonover 6-28-1752 in Walpack, Sussex CO, NJ. She was born about 1729 in Lower Smithfield, PA (then Buck's County), and died in 1809 in Owego, Tioga Co, NY. Children of Henry Schoonover Jr. and Rachel Schoonover were-Nicholas Schoonover born about 1752 Walpack, NJ, died after 1802, married Rachel Van Aken about 1774, and they had these children-Sara/Sally Schoonover, Cecelia/Charlotte Schoonover, Margaret Schoonover, Henry Schoonover, Isaac VanAuken Schoonover, Evert Schoonover, Joseph Schoonover, Catherine Schoonover, and Rachel Schoonover; Catherine Schoonover born about 11-17-1754, died after May 1809, married Benajy Munday about 1772 and they had these children-Hannah Munday, Samuel Munday, Nicholas Munday, Rachel Munday, Maria Munday, and Sarah Munday; Mary Schoonover born before 1764, died before 1809, married Johan Crisman before 1785. Nicholas Schoonover Jr., son of Henry Schoonover Jr., and grandson of Nicholas Schoonover Sr. married Rachel Van Aken about 1774. She was born 1-1-1756, and died before 1809. Children of Nicholas Schoonover Jr. and Rachel Van Aken were-Sara/Sally Schoonover married 1st a man who's last name was Bevans, and married 2nd Benjamin Rosenkrans 10-27-1790; Cecelia/Charlotte Schoonover married Alexander Shaw; Margaret Schoonover born 11-16-1774, died Feb. 1842, married Benjamin Rosenkrans; Henry Schoonover born 6-9-1777, died 8-30-1850 in Elgin, IL, married Rebecca Layton in 1799; Isaac VanAuken Schoonover born 11-30-1781 Walpack, NJ, died 12-11-1846 West Terry, Bradford Co., PA, married Rebecca Cooper and they had a daughter Anne Schoonover born 6-17-1808 in PA, died in 1891 in Mantorville, MN, married Jacob or John Lattimore and their children were-Izar Lattimore born Dekaib, IL, Joseph Lattimore born Dekalb, IL, died 1861, Margaret Jane Lattimore born 1838 Bradford Co., PA, died 1909, married Robert Cain, Rachel Vonocker Lattimore born 1840 in PA, died 1912, married James Cain, Henry Lattimore born 1840 in PA, died 1840, Harrison Lattimore born 1843 Dekalb, IL, died 1864 in the Civil War, Rebecca Amillson Lattimore born 1846 Bradford Co., PA, died 1915 in Kenyon, MN, married James McCadden, Olive Justina Lattimore born 1850 Dekalb, IL, died 1928, married Lyle Steed, and George Avert Lattimore born 1853 Dekalb, IL, died 1930, married Luella Gould; Evert Schoonover born 10-18-1784; Joseph Schoonover born 1-1-1787, died Bradford Co., PA, married Rachel Corsaw; Catherine Schoonover born 7-1-1789, married John R. Whitney; and Rachel Schoonover born 12-3-1791, married William Shaw.

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(1aaa) Nicholas Schoonover and Pieternella Westfall's son Benjamin Schoonover born about 7-12-1741, died May 1813 Seneca Co., NJ. He was a Captain in the American Revolutionary War. He married Margaret Schoonover before 1767, and they had a daughter-Johanna Schoonover.

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(2a) Nicholas and Zara (Van Aken) Westfall's son Jurian Westfall born in 1716 in Ulster County, New York, married Catherine Terwillinger. They had 3 children-Joseph Westfall born 1758, Sarah Westfall born 1760, and Peter Westfall born 1755. (Note: Peter was Kidnapped by Indians. It is said that Peter was found, and when he was of age, he did come back, and could speak mostly in Indian dialect, but he went back to the tribe, and to the Indian girl he had married.)

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(3a) Nicholas and Zara (Van Aken) Westfall's daughter Maria Westfall was born in 1719 in Ulster County, New York.

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(4a) Nicholas and Zara (Van Aken) Westfall's daughter Elizabeth was born in 1722 in Ulster County, New York. She married Benjamin Thompson and they had these children-Catherine Thompson, and Joseph Thompson who married Catherine Brink.

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(5a) Nicholas and Zara (Van Aken) Westfall's daughter Lydia Westfall was born in 1725 in Ulster County, New York. She married Benjamin Westbrook Vannoy and they had these children-Elizabeth Vannoy married Benjamin Vangordon, Peter Vannoy married Hannah Conklin, Joseph Vannoy married Mary Conklin, Ursala Vannoy married Judge John Conklin, and Sarah Jane Vannoy born 7-27-1762 married John Taylor. .

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(6a) Nicholas and Zara (Van Aken) Westfall's son Petrus Westfall was born in 1730 in Ulster County, New York, he died in 1756. He married Arientje Rosencrans (sometimes spelled RosenKranz or Rosencrance). Petrus died in an Indian raid in 1756 at the outbreak of the French and Indian War. After his death his widow Arientje remarried to John Leyde and moved away leaving her son Abraham with his Uncle Jurian and family. Petrus and Arientje (Rosencrans) Westfall's son Abraham Westfall was born at Machackemeck (Deer Park Township, Orange County, N.Y.) Nov. 18, 1755, died 1829 in Carroll County, Ohio. He was a Capt. in the Revolutionary War. He fought under Washington and Lafayette at the battles of Grand Creek, Bunker Hill (where he was wounded), Stony Point, Brandywine, Trenton and Bloody Run. He married Blandina Van Etten in Deer Park Township, Orange County, New York, daughter of Anthony Van Etten and Annatje Decker. She was born September 4, 1763 in Deer Park Township, Orange County, New York. Abraham and his wife moved to Washington County, Pa. in May 1797.

Abraham and Blandina Van (Etten) Westfall had 12 children-Joseph Westfall, Hannah Westfall, Annie Westfall, Eunice Westfall, Levi Westfall, Naomi Westfall, Simeon Westfall, Catherine Westfall, John Westfall, Thomas Westfall, Abraham Westfall, and James Westfall.

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(1aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's son Joseph Westfall was born June 14, 1782, in Orange County, New York. He married Elizabeth, her maiden name not known. Joseph Westfall and his wife Elizabeth had these children-Levi Westfall, John Westfall, Betsy Westfall, and Hiram Abiff Westfall. For more information about Joseph Westfall and his descendants - Click here on Joseph Westfall

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(2aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's daughter Hannah Westfall was born February 25, 1784, in Orange County, New York. She married John Moreledge.

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(3aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's daughter Annie Westfall was born February 9, 1786, in Orange County, New York. She died in 1866. She married Jacob Marshall (born abt 178?- died 1863).

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(4aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's daughter Eunice Westfall was born March 12, 1788, in Orange County, New York. She married Samuel Gamble.

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(5aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's son Levi Westfall was born December 7, 1790 in Deer Park Township, Orange County, New York, and died February 23, 1869 in Ohio. He married 1st Eliza Maxwell. He married 2nd Sarah Cameron. He married 3rd Elizabeth Hales April 15, 1851 in Ohio. She was born March 22, 1815 in Jefferson County, Ohio, and died July 11, 1896 in Ohio. In 1810, Levi and his family settled in Washington Township, Carroll County, Ohio from Washington County, Pennsylvania. Children of Levi Westfall and Sarah Cameron were-Dianah Westfall born March 20, 1824, married Rev. Samuel Day; Nancy Jane Westfall born April 1824, married Dr. Armstrong; Mary Westfall born July 1826; Noah Westfall born November 3, 1827, married Margaret Ebersole; Eliza Westfall born June 2, 1829, married Andrew Figley; Thomas Westfall born December 14, 1832; Sarah W. Westfall born Aug 22, 1834, died Mar 14, 1923, married David A. Boyd: Levi Westfall born July 15, 1836, married Elizabeth Baxter; James Westfall born January 26, 1838; Matilda Westfall born July 5, 1840; Mary Elizabeth Westfall born May 27, 1842; and Harriet Westfall born December 10, 1845, married Enos Dunlavy. Children of Levi Westfall and Elizabeth Hales were-Samuel Wesley Westfall born April 7, 1852, Ohio, married Mary Ruth Beamer; Anna Manda Westfall born May 28, 1853, Ohio, married Henry Hansen; Margaret Frances Westfall born September 13, 1855; George Franklin Westfall born January 5, 1857, married Ella Woodbury; and Eunice Malinda Westfall born January 23, 1860, married John Allen.

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(1aaa) Levi Westfall and his 2nd wife Sarah (Cameron) Westfall's son Noah Westfall was born Nov 03, 1827 in Carroll, Co., OH, and died Apr 05, 1912. Burial: Grandview Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. He was a farmer. He married Margaret Ebersole Jan 03, 1850 in Carroll, Co., OH. She was born in 1831, and died Jun 16, 1874. Children of Noah and Margaret (Ebersole) Westfall were-Atwood Westfall born abt. 1850 in Washington Twp., Carroll Co., OH, died Sep 06, 1868 in Washington Twp., Carroll Co., OH; Adeliza L. Westfall, born ABT. 1851; Theadore F. Westfall born  abt. 1854, died 1889; Winfield Scott Westfall born  abt. 1856, died Sep 22, 1873; John M. Westfall born  Feb 10, 1858 in Carroll Co., OH, died  Sep 21, 1938 in Jackson, Stark Co., OH, married Margaret (maiden name unknown); James L. Westfall born  abt. 1860, died 1938, married Luella Robinson; Levi H. Westfall born  abt. 1862, died Feb 06, 1877; Sarah C. Westfall born abt. 1864; Laura J. Westfall born abt. 1866; Margaret Elizabeth Westfall born  Jan 01, 1869 in Carroll Co., OH, died Dec 05, 1946 in Findlay, Hancock Co., OH, married Wiliam Neithercoat; and Mary Cora Westfall born Jun 16, 1871, died 1952, married Guy Williams.

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(1aaaa) Noah and Margaret (Ebersole) Westfall's son James L. Westfall was born  abt. 1860, and died in 1938. Burial: Forest Hill Cemetery, Canton, Stark County, Ohio. He married Luella Robinson and they had these children: Charles E. Westfall (1883 - 1927); and Lulu May Westfall Binkley (1888 - 1928).

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(2aaa) Levi Westfall and his 2nd wife Sarah (Cameron) Westfall's daughter Sarah W. Westfall was born Aug 22, 1834, and died Mar 14, 1923. She married David A. Boyd Oct 31, 1854 in Carroll Co., OH. She was buried 16 Mar 1923 in Mechanicstown, OH. Children of David and Sarah W. (Westfall) Boyd were-Mary Boyd born Dec 14, 1855 in Mechanicstown, OH, died Nov 30, 1930 in Dover Township, Tuscarawas Co., OH, married John Bebout; William T. Boyd born Jul 11, 1857, died Oct 05, 1931 in Fox Twp., Carroll Co., OH, married Sarah George; and Homer Boyd born Jan 15, 1861, died Aug 21, 1933.

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(3aaa) Levi Westfall and his 2nd wife Sarah (Cameron) Westfall's son Levi Westfall was born Jul. 15, 1836 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Aug. 6, 1928 in Carrollton, Carroll County. Burial: Grandview Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. He was a Civil War Veteran, Company A, 32nd OVI. He married December 20, 1877 to Elizabeth C. Baxter (1845 - 1923) at Carrollton, Ohio, and they had these children: William Armstrong Westfall born Nov 22, 1878, died Dec 20, 1951, married Kathyrn (maiden name unknown); Alva L. Westfall born Nov 03, 1880 in Carroll Co., OH, died 1969, married Myrtle Johnson; Kathryne Sarah Westfall (1882 - 1970); Mark Goodwin Westfall (1886 - 1958); Mary Edith Moreland (1887 - 1974); and Samuel D. Westfall (1890 - 1947).

Levi Westfall's obituary - the Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, August 9, 1928 - Levi Westfall died August 6 at his home on North Lisbon street as a result of injuries he sustained by a fall July 14 following a testimonial dinner given him. Mr. Westfall was born July 15, 1836, in Washington Township and was married December 20, 1877 to Elizabeth Baxter at Carrollton. At the outbreak of the Civil War he enlisted and became a member of Co. A., 32 Ohio, serving until honorably discharged in the spring of 1865. He saw real service, took part in many important engagements and was a loyal soldier. Mr. Westfall was affiliated with the Masonic order for 66 years. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In politics he was a Republican of the old school. He was a son of Levi and Sarah (Cameron) Westfall. Surviving are the following children: Will A. Westfall of Scio, Alva Westfall of Mechanicstown, Sam D. Westfall of New Castle, Pa., Mrs. L. C. Moreland and Miss Kathryn Westfall of Carrollton. Mrs. J. C. Allen of Lakewood is a sister. Prior to moving to Carrollton he was a farmer. Funeral services were held Wednesday from the home and interment was made in Grandview cemetery. The American Legion were pallbearers. His pastor, Rev. Willis S. Rowe, officiated. His obituary in the Carroll Chronicle, Carrollton, Ohio, Friday, August 10, 1928. Levi Westfall, Carrollton's oldest citizen, died in his home on North Lisbon Street, Monday, after an illness of two weeks. Funeral service was held Wednesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. W. S. Rowe, and burial was made in Grandview Cemetery. Mr. Westfall was born July 15, 1836, in Washington Twp. He was married to Elizabeth Baxter on December 20, 1877. She died April 1923. He is survived by the following children; William A. Westfall of Scio, Alva L. of Mechanicstown, M. G. Westfall, of New Castle, Pennsylvania, Sam D., Mrs. L. C. Moreland and Kathryn Westfall of Carrollton; also a sister, Mrs. J. C. Allen of Lakewood; and seven grandchildren. Mr. Westfall was a Civil War veteran being a member of Co. A of the 32nd O.V.I. His death leaves but three Civil War veterans living in Carrollton.

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(1aaaa) Levi Westfall and Elizabeth C. (Baxter) Westfall's son Alva L. Westfall was born Nov. 3, 1880 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Apr. 16, 1969 in Charleston, Kanawha County, West Virginia. Burial: Westview Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. He worked as a mail carrier. He married Myrtle A. Johnston (1885 - 1965), and they had a daughter-Elizabeth Westfall Eisenhut (1917 - 2001).

Alva L. Westfall's obituary - The Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, April 24, 1969 - Alva L. Westfall, 88, of 92 4th Street NE, Carrollton, died Wednesday of last week of an apparent heart attack while visiting his daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Eisenhut, in Charleston, West Virginia. A native of Carroll County, he was born November 3, 1880. Mr. Westfall was mail carrier on the Mechanicstown route for several years, then served a Carrollton route from 1932 until his retirement in 1950. He was a member of Carrollton First Presbyterian Church and the Retired Mail Carriers Assn. Besides his daughter, he is survived by two sisters, Miss Katherine Westfall and Mrs. Lloyd C. (Mary) Moreland, both of Carrollton; three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Services were Saturday at the Sweeney Funeral Home here with Rev. H. David McCalmont officiating. Burial was in Westview Cemetery, in Carrollton.

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(2aaaa) Levi Westfall and Elizabeth C. (Baxter) Westfall's daughter Kathryne Sarah Westfall's obituary - The Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, August 13, 1970 - Miss Kathryne Sarah Westfall, 88, of 255 2nd Street SW, Carrollton, died Wednesday, August 5, at the Sunny Slope Nursing Home in Bowerston, following an illness of three weeks. She was born June 16, 1882, in Washington Twp., Carroll County, a daughter of the late Levi and Elizabeth (Baxter) Westfall, and was a life resident of the area. Miss Westfall was a member of First United Methodist Church of Carrollton and a charter member and first president of the Women's Society of Christian Service (WSCS) of the church. She was a past worthy matron and a 50-year member of the local Eastern Star Lodge No. 315. A graduate of Mount Union College, Miss Westfall was an area school teacher in her early years. She was a former director of the WPA in Carroll County and a retired court stenographer. Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Lloyd C. (Mary) Moreland, with whom she made her home, and several nieces and nephews. Four brothers and one sister preceded her in death. Services were Saturday at the Allmon Funeral Home here with Rev. John L. Clark officiating. Burial was in Grandview Cemetery, Carrollton. Eastern Star services were held Friday evening at the funeral home.

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(3aaaa) Levi Westfall and Elizabeth C. (Baxter) Westfall's son Mark Goodwin Westfall was born Mar. 11, 1886 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Sep. 28, 1958 in Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. Burial: Westview Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. He was employed as a salesman and also operated and owned a chevrolet garage. He married Josephine Anne Davis (1890 - 1973), and they had a son-Claude Westfall.

Mark Goodwin Westfall's obituary - The Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, October 2, 1958 - Mark Goodwin Westfall, 72, of South Park Avenue, died Sunday in his home. He had been ill for nine months. He was born March 11, 1886, in Washington Twp., the son of the late Levi and Elizabeth (Baxter) Westfall. Mr. Westfall was employed as salesman for the Chambers Motor Company in New Castle, Pennsylvania, nine years. He then owned and operated a Chevrolet Garage in Scio for 14 years. For the past six years, Mr. Westfall had been employed as a salesman for Bells Sales & Service on E. Main St. here. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church here and had received a 25-year membership pin in F & AM Lodge 124, Carrollton. Mr. Westfall was married to the former Josie Anne Davis June 24, 1918. Surviving are his widow; one son, Claude of Canton; a brother, Alva Westfall of Carrollton; two sisters, Miss Kathryn Westfall and Mrs. L. C. Moreland, both of Carrollton, and a grandson. Two brothers and one sister preceded him in death. Services were this Wednesday afternoon at the Allmon Funeral Home here with the Rev. Rollin Reiss officiating. Burial was in Westview Cemetery, Carrollton. Masonic rites were conducted on Tuesday evening.

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(4aaaa) Levi Westfall and Elizabeth C. (Baxter) Westfall's son Samuel D. Westfall's obituary - The Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, February 6, 1947- Samuel D. Westfall, 56, former resident of Carrollton, was killed Saturday at 11:30 p.m. when he was struck by a hit and run driver on Route 30, 15 miles west of Pittsburgh. Mr. Westfall, who was returning from a hockey game at Pittsburgh to his home in Chester, Pa., was struck while putting chains on his parked car. A native of Carrollton, he resided in this vicinity most of his life until moving to Chester six years ago. He was a member of the Chester Methodist Church, Carroll Lodge, F. & A.M., Canton Nazir Grotto, and the N. B. of O. P. He was a former employee of the Carrollton China Company. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mary Westfall; two sons, David Westfall of Chester and Thomas Westfall of Ann Arbor, Michigan; three brothers, Alva of Carrollton, William of Salem and Mark of Scio, and two sisters, Mrs. L. C. Moreland and Miss Catherine Westfall, both of Carrollton. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. in the Arnold Funeral Home, Chester. the body then was sent to the Allmon Funeral Home, here. Additional rites were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the funeral home. Burial was in Westview Cemetery. (NOTE-- his obituary states he was buried in Westview Cemetery, but he was buried in Grandview Cemetery, also his wife's obituary stated she was buried in Michigan, but there is a headstone for her in Grandview.)

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(4aaa) Levi Westfall and his 2nd wife Sarah (Cameron) Westfall's son Thomas C. Westfall was born Dec. 14, 1832 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died May 5, 1924 in Kenton County, Kentucky. Burial: Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio. He married Catherine Mary Harget (1849 - 1935), and they had these children-Elizabeth Westfall Kaiper (1874 - 1959); Sarah Louise Westfall (1876 - 1901); and Thomas C. Westfall (1884 - 1887).

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(1aaa) Levi Westfall and his 3rd wife Elizabeth (Hales) Westfall's son Samuel Wesley Westfall was born Apr. 7, 1852 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Jul. 27, 1919 in Canton, Stark County, Ohio. Burial: Herrington Bethel Cemetery, Carroll County, Ohio. Samuel was born to Levi Westfall and his third wife Elizabeth Hales. He wed Mary Ruth Beamer (1855 - 1940) in Carroll County, Ohio, on October 4, 1877. They lived in Carroll County, Ohio and there had these children: (1) Maud Lillian Westfall Hawk born on 31 Jan 1879, died 1960; (2) Ella B. Westfall McCray born on 12 Jan 1881, died 1906; (3) Euna Gertrude Westfall Boyd born in Aug 1882, died 1965; (4) Georgiana Westfall Snively born on 6 Aug 1885, died 1973; (5) Sarah Elizabeth Westfall Harsh born on 7 Apr 1887, died 1970; and (6) Hazel R. Westfall White born on 5 Jun 1892, died 1979.

Samuel Wesley Westfall's obituary - Carroll Chronicle, Carrollton, Ohio, Friday, August 1, 1919 - Samuel Wesley Westfall was born April 7, 1852, in Washington Township, and died Sunday morning, July 27, 1919, in Aultman Hospital, Canton. He was united in marriage with Mary Ruth Beamer, October 4, 1877, to which union six daughters were born; Mrs. Maud Hawk, of Brown Twp.; Mrs. Georgiana Snively, of Augusta Twp.; Mrs. Euna Boyd and Mrs. Sarah Harsh of Harrison Twp.; Mrs. Hazel White, at home, and Mrs. Ella B. McCray, deceased. Besides the immediate family Mr. Westfall leaves to mourn his loss, the following brothers and sisters; G. F. Westfall, of Fallbrook, California; Levi Westfall, of Carrollton; T. C. Westfall, of Covington, Kentucky; Mrs. Amanda Hansen, of Milan, Ohio; Mrs. Eunice Allen, of Lake wood, Ohio; and Mrs. Sarah Boyd of Mechanicstown. Deceased was a member of Bethel (Herrington) Methodist Church for over forty years, during which time he was always a faithful and consistent worker. He was born and lived all his life on the same farm. He was a good neighbor and friend as was shown by the large number who attended the burial services at Herrington Church on Tuesday.

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(1aaaa) Samuel Wesley Westfall and Mary Ruth (Beamer) Westfall's daughter Maud Lillian (Westfall) Hawk's obituary - The Canton Repository, Canton, Ohio, Friday, January 15, 1960 - Mrs. Elmer (Maud) Hawk, 80, of 534 27th Street SE, died in Massillon City Hospital Thursday. She was a native of Carroll County, and has lived here many years. She was a member of the Methodist Church here. Survived by 4 daughters, Mrs. Lloyd Arnold, Mrs. Roy Ziegelhofer of Massillon, Mrs. Bruce Weir of Carrollton, Mrs. Homer George of Leesville, 4 sisters, Mrs. Georgia Snively of Carrollton, Mrs. Jess Boyd and Mrs. Perry Harsh of New Harrisburg and Mrs. Foster White of Cambridge. 5 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren. Her husband, Elmer Hawk died in 1934. Services were at 1:30 p.m. Arnold-Lynch Funeral Home in Massillon. Burial was in Carrollton cemetery.

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(2aaaa) Samuel Wesley Westfall and Mary Ruth (Beamer) Westfall's daughter Ella B. (Westfall) McCray's obituary - Her death notice in the Carroll Chronicle, Carrollton, Ohio, Friday, October 12, 1906 - Mrs. Virgil McCray died Thursday at the home of her father, Samuel Westfall, in Washington Township, in her 26th year. She was a member of the Pleasant Valley Church. The husband and a young daughter survive, together with five sisters.

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(3aaaa) Samuel Wesley Westfall and Mary Ruth (Beamer) Westfall's daughter Georgiana (Westfall) Snively's obituary - Free Press Standard, (Carrollton, OH), Thursday, September 6, 1973 - Mrs. Georgiana Snively, 88, formerly of 272 North Lisbon Street, Carrollton, died Friday in Sunny Slope Retirement Home at Bowerston where she had resided the past two and one-half years. Mrs. Snively suffered a stroke two months ago. A life resident of Carroll County, she was born in Washington Twp. August 6, 1885, a daughter of the late Samuel and Ruth (Beamer) Westfall. She was a member of Carrollton First United Methodist Church, the WSCS of the church and the WCYU. Survivors include two sons, Charles of Carrollton and Samuel Snively of North Canton: a sister, Mrs. Hazel White of Cambridge; four grandchildren. Her husband, Charles C. Snively, preceded her in death in 1939. Four sisters are also deceased. Services were held Sunday in the Allmon-Dugger Funeral Home with Rev. Henry Holyoak officiating. Burial was in Grandview Cemetery.

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(4aaaa) Samuel Wesley Westfall and Mary Ruth (Beamer) Westfall's daughter Hazel (Westfall) White's obituary - Free Press Standard, Carrollton, Ohio, Thursday, March 1, 1979 - Mrs. Hazel White, 85, of Cambridge, a former Carrollton resident, died Thursday, February 22, in Guernsey Memorial Hospital in Cambridge. Born in Carroll County, she was a daughter of the late Samuel and Ruth (Beamer) Westfall. She was a member of First United Methodist Church of Cambridge and its Class 7 Sunday School, United Methodist Women and Circle 2. Her husband, J. Foster White, died in April 1971. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Victor (Dorothy) Mockus of Silver Spring, Maryland; a son, Dr. Ralph W. White of Springfield Ohio, and eight grandchildren. Five sisters are deceased. Services were held Saturday morning in Bundy-Law Funeral Home at Cambridge with Rev. Donald Burge officiating. Burial was in Grandview Cemetery at Carrollton, where graveside services were held Saturday afternoon.

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(6aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's daughter Naomi Westfall was born February 2, 1793, in Orange County, New York. She married Thomas Sargent.

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(7aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's son Simeon Westfall was born March 4, 1795 in Port Jervis, Orange County, New York, and he died in 1880. He married Cassandra Shaw (1802 - ____) in Columbiana County, Ohio on May 15, 1823. Children of Simeon and Cassandra (Shaw) Westfall were-(1) James Westfall born in 1825, died 1879; (2) Abraham Westfall born on 25 Sep 1827; (3) Elizabeth A. Westfall born on 2 Jun 1829, died 1878; (4) Josiah Shaw Westfall born in 1830, died 1865; and (5) Milton Westfall born in 1832. In about 1833 they moved to Carroll County, Ohio and had these children: (6) George Westfall born in 1834; (7) Simeon Westfall born in 1836, died 1910; (8) Christina Westfall born in 1839; (9) Eli R. Westfall born in May 1845, died 1915; and Cassandra Westfall.

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(1aaa) Simeon and Cassandra (Shaw) Westfall's son Dr. James Westfall was born in 1825, and died in 1879. Burial: Valley Street Cemetery, Carroll County, Ohio. He married Helen Eckley born 4-20-1838 in Carrollton, OH, and died 7-19-1925 in Delaware, OH, the daughter of Gen. Ephraim Eckley of Carroll Co., OH who served in the Civil War. Dr. James Westfall was Physician and Surgeon who served in the Civil War in the 67th. Reg. OVJ Union Army. He and his wife lived in Augusta and Minerva, OH. Dr. James and Helen (Eckley) Westfall had these children: Ralph Eckley Westfall born 8-3-1868 in Minerva, Stark Co., OH, and died in 1944, married Winnifred Cummin 6-29-1905, and they had a son James Cummin Westfall born May 1906; Martha Westfall (1870 - 1952); and Helen Naomi Westfall Bodurtha (1875 - 1969).

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(1aaaa) Dr. James and Helen (Eckley) Westfall's son Ralph Eckley Westfall was born Aug. 3, 1868 in Stark County, Ohio, and died Ohio, Sep. 13, 1944 in Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. Ralph was born to Dr. James Westfall and Helen Eckley. She was the daughter of a Civil War general from Ohio. Ralph wed Winifred Cummin in Marion County, Ohio on Jun 29, 1905. They lived in Columbus, Ohio, where Ralph was a lawyer. They had a son James Cummin Westfall born on 8 May 1906. Ralph became a member of the sons of the American Revolution and was instrumental in establishing a memorial to his great grandfather Captain Abraham Westfall at Mount Zion Church in Carroll County, Ohio. He was a trustee of the Ohio Historical Society for thirty-four years and their vice president when he died. I don't know where Ralph is buried. He died in Columbus, Ohio and services held at the Schoedinger Funeral Home. The newspaper obituary stated that he would be buried in Marion, Ohio. This is where his wife was born and raised and where he had wed her in 1905.

(Note: A newspaper article from Thw Marion Star, Marion Ohio June 24, 1905 regarding the wedding of Ralph Eckley Westfall and Winnifred Cummin - Miss Winifred Cummin of this city was married to Mr. Ralph E. Westfall of Columbus at the First Presbyterian church, Thursday evening at 7 o'clock, Dr. Frank Granstaff officiating. The church was beautifully decorated. It was also the home of the bride on east Church street, where a pleasing reception was held following the ceremony. Aside from the bride and groom, the wedding party was made up of Miss Alice llarie, maid of honor; Miss Martha Westfall of Delaware and Miss Mary Watson of Williams port, Pennsylvania, bridesmaids; Mr. John C. Scott of Canton, best man: Master Charles bodurlha of Delaware, ring bearer, and Messrs. G. Christian, Jr., and L. B. McNeal of this city and Charles T. Parkhurst and Oscar Schoedcring of Columbus, ushers. Mr. and Mrs. Westfall left on a train for a six weeks' stay in Magnolia. Beach, Massachusetts.

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(2aaa) Simeon and Cassandra (Shaw) Westfall's son Abraham Westfall was born Sep. 25, 1827 in Columbiana County, Ohio, and died (date unknown) in Miami County. Abraham was born to Simeon Westfall and Cassandra Shaw. He wed Adaline Croxton in Columbiana County, Ohio on November 10, 1850. They had no children and moved to Kansas. In the 1865 Kansas census and 1870 U.S. census, they were in Peoria, Franklin County, Kansas. In the 1880 and 1900 census, they were farming land six miles east of Paoli, Kansas. This land was about two miles south of a small settlement named Somerset. Today, Somerset is a small rural community. There is no record of Abraham and his wife after the 1900 census. As they owned their land for over twenty years and were in their seventies in 1900, it is assumed they died soon after and were buried nearby.

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(3aaa) Simeon and Cassandra (Shaw) Westfall's son Josiah Shaw Westfall was born in 1830. Burial: Alliance City Cemetery, Alliance, Stark County, Ohio. He married Frances M. (1838 - 1917), surname unknown, ahd they had these children: Jessie J. Wathey (1856 - 1927); Horace G Westfall (1859 - 1947); and Eli Harvey Westfall (1861 - 1932).

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(4aaa) Simeon and Cassandra (Shaw) Westfall's son Simeon Westfall was born in 1836 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died in 1910 in Liberty, Clay County, Missouri. Burial: Fairview Cemetery, Liberty, Clay County, Missouri. He married Lydia (1841 - 1906) surname unknown, and they had these children: Ida Florence Westfall Lowe (1871 - 1925); Mina Victoria Westfall Foster (1875 - 1958).

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(5aaa) Simeon and Cassandra (Shaw) Westfall's son Eli R Westfall was born May, 1845 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Jun. 5, 1915. Burial: Dayton National Cemetery, Dayton, Montgomery County, Ohio. He was a PVT, Infantry. His wife's bame is unknown. He had these children: Cassandra Westfall (1877 - 1877); Mayme E. Westfall Conley (1881 - 1904); and Georgie Westfall (1884 - 1886).

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(8aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's daughter Catherine Westfall was born Jun 3, 1798 in Washington Co., PA. She married James Patrick Jul 30, 1821 in Tuscarawas Co., OH. Children of James Patrick and Catherine (Westfall) Patrick were-Katherine Patrick and Abraham Westfall Patrick.

(1aaa) James Patrick and Catherine (Westfall) Patrick's daughter Katherine Patrick married Joseph Medell. Child of Joseph Medell and Katherine (Patrick) Medell was-Katharine Medell born in Cleveland, Ohio, married Robert McCormick.

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(9aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's son John B. Westfall was born 22 Jun 1800 in Washington Co., PA, and died mar 1, 1847 in Carroll Co., OH. Inscription: age 46y 9m 15d; Burial: Mount Zion Cemetery, Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio. He married Amy/Anne Beatty 20 Apr 1826 in Stark Co., OH. She was born 1803 in Ohio, and died in 1877. They lived in Columbiana County, Ohio. {Note: another source said they wed in Montgomery County, Ohio on August 4, 1825.) Children of John Westfall and Amy (Beatty) Westfall were- (1) Catherine A. Westfall born on 4 Apr 1827, died 1848; (2) Samuel J. Westfall born on 8 Oct 1828, died 1856; (3) John Beatty Westfall born on 12 Apr 1830, died 1899; (4) David H. Westfall born on 10 Feb 1832, died 1862; (5) Keziah Westfall born on 21 Nov 1833, died 1850. They moved to Carroll County and had: {6) female born in 1835 (died 1840-50); (7) Mary A. Westfall born in 1837, died 1860; (8) Jacob M. Westfall born on 18 Apr 1840, died 1920; (9) Nancy E. Westfall born on 12 Dec 1841, died 1848; (10) Eunice Diana Westfall born in 1843; {11) Amy Annie Westfall born in 1845; and (12) Abraham V. Westfall born on 22 Sep 1846, died 1898.

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(1aaa) John and Amy (Beatty) Westfall's son Abraham V. Westfall was a representative farmer of Brown Township, Carroll County. He was born September 22, 1846, a son of John and Amy (Beatty) Westfall, early settlers of the township. Abraham Westfall, grandfather of Abraham V. Westfall, came in an early day, with his family, to what is now Carroll County, Ohio, and settled in Washington Township. He went out as a private in the War of 1812, and was killed in action. Of a family of thirteen children——seven sons and six daughters—born to John and Amy Westfall, Abraham V. is the youngest. He lost his father by death when he was an infant six months old, but he had a true mother, who carefully reared him to manhood, and when old enough he faithfully carried on the farm for her. He received his education at the public schools. On April 30, 1873,he was united in marriage with Calista Thompson, of Brown Township, Carroll County, daughter of Thomas and Susan (Finefrock) Thompson, early settlers of that township. Following their marriage, the young couple located on the Westfall homestead, his mother making her home with them until she was called from earth, August 19, 1877, at the age of seventy-two years and five months. Our subject and wife have no children of their own, but they have an adopted daughter named Nova E. Westfall. Mrs. Westfall was originally a Presbyterian, but recently united with the Methodist Church, and she and Mr. Westfall are both members of Pleasant Grove Methodist Church; politically he is a Republican, active and zealous. He is owner of the old homestead comprising eighty acres of prime land, on which, during the summer of 1890, he erected a commodious barn and other buildings. He and his wife traved extensively, visiting Missouri, Kansas, Colorado, Illinois, Indiana and other points, returning home highly pleased with their trip.

(Note: The above information about Abraham V. Westfall, son of John and Amy (Beatty) Westfall, was from a book -- Commemorative Biographical Record of the Counties of Harrison and Carroll, Ohio, Containing Biographical Sketches of Prominent and Representative Citizens, and of Many of the Early Settled Families, published by J. H. Beers & Company, 1891 - Carroll County (Ohio) - 1150 pages.)

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(2aaa) John and Amy (Beatty) Westfall's son John Beatty Westfall was born Apr. 12, 1830 in Columbiana County, Ohio, and died May 1, 1899 in Carroll County, Ohio. Burial: Mount Zion Cemetery, Augusta, Carroll County, Ohio. He married Harriet Westfall (1834 - 1888), and they had these children: Carrie Belle Westfall Westfall (1866 - 1902); and Robert A. Westfall (1868 - 1919).

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(3aaa) John and Amy (Beatty) Westfall's son Jacob Marshall Westfall was born Apr. 18, 1840 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Apr. 21, 1920, in Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio. Jacob Marshall Westfall's Spouses: Elisabeth Denney Westfall (1843 - 1888) and Lucinda Mahala Poole Westfall (1849 - 1912). Children: Harry D. Westfall (1872 - 1953); Ida Jenora Westfall Stockon (1873 - 1934); John Hamilton Westfall (1881 - 1950); and Nova E. Westfall Hart (1888 - 1965). Burial: Grandview Cemetery, Carrollton, Carroll County, Ohio.

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(10aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's son Thomas Westfall born Sep 28, 1802 in Washington Co., PA. He married Prudence Caskey Oct 24, 1824 in Columbiana Co., OH. Children of Thomas and Prudence (Caskey) Westfall were-Mary Jane Westfall, Jepeth Westfall, Isaiah Westfall, and Ruth Westfall.

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(11aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's son Abraham Westfall Jr. was born Aug 13, 1804 in Washington Co., PA. He married Nancy Sutton English Apr 11, 1828 in Stark Co., OH. Child of Abraham Westfall and Nancy (Sutton) English Westfall was-Jepth Westfall.

(1aaa) Abraham Westfall and Nancy (Sutton) English Westfall's son Jepth Westfall was born in 1831, and died in 1872. He married Julia A. Myers. Child of Jepth Westfall and Julia A. (Myers) Westfall was-Ida May Westfall born in Sydney, Iowa, married Dayton Augustine Doyle.

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(12aa) Abraham and Blandina (Van Etten) Westfall's son James Westfall born Jan 31, 1811 in Washington Co., PA, and died Sep. 6, 1891, in Pawnee County, Nebraska. Burial: Pleasant Valley Cemetery, Pawnee County, Nebraska. He married Elizabeth Snively (or Snavely) Feb 9, 1832 in Columbiana Co., OH. She was born in 1810 (or 1811) in PA, and died in 1867. Children of James and Elizabeth (Snively) Westfall were-Mary Elizabeth Westfall born 1833 in Ohio (Mary Elizabeth (Westfall) Cameron (1833 - 1866); Joseph S. Westfall born 1834 in OH (1834 - 1864); Naomi Westfall born 1838 in OH (Naomi (Westfall) Maxson (1834 - 1864); James Thomas Westfall born 1841 in OH (1841 - 1914); Jesse Lundy Westfall born 1847 in OH (1847 - 1907); Hartwell Snavely Westfall born 1851 in Iowa (1851 - 1916), married Alice Wright born in 1853, and they had a son George Wright Westfall born in 1876 in Keokuk, Iowa.

(Note: James Westfall James was born to Abraham Westfall and Blandina Van Etten. He wed Elizabeth Snively in Columbiana County, Ohio on February 9, 1832. They lived in Carroll County, Ohio and had: (1) Mary Elizabeth Westfall on 30 Jan 1833; (2) Joseph S. Westfall born in Nov 1834; (3) Naomi Westfall born in Nov 1838; (4) James Thomas Westfall born on 1 Nov 1841; and (5) Jesse Lundy Westfall born on 30 Nov 1847. In 1851, they moved to Keokuk County, Iowa and had: (6) Hartwell S. Westfall born on 6 Aug 1851.)

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(1aaa) James and Elizabeth (Snively) Westfall's daughter Mary Elizabeth (Westfall) Cameron was born Jan. 30, 1833 in Ohio, and died May 22, 1866 in Keokuk County, Iowa. Burial: English River Church of the Brethren Cemetery, South English, Keokuk County, Iowa. (Note: Birthdate approximate (based on a age of 33 years 3 months 23 days from the tombstone inscription; if the age reads 33 years 5 months 23 days, then Mary's birthdate would be approximately 29 Nov 1832). Daughter of James Westfall (b: c.1810 in Penn.; d: 1891 in Pawnee co., Nebraska) and Elizabeth (Snively) Westfall (b: c.1810 in Penn.; died: 1867 in Muscatine co., Iowa). Married Dr. Joseph Daniel Cameron (1833-1876) on 29 Jul 1854 in Carroll co., Ohio. Joseph and Mary Cameron are listed in the 1856 Iowa State Census in Center Township, Madison, Iowa. Their first son Addison B. was born in Sep. of that same year. So far, have been unable to locate the Joseph Cameron family in the 1860 Census. Children of Dr. Joseph Daniel Cameron and Mary Elizabeth (Westfall) Cameron were: Addison Bovery Cameron (1857 - 1909); William A. Cameron (1858 - 1861); Thomas L. Cameron (1862 - 1863); James Blunt Cameron (1864 - 1930).

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(2aaa) James and Elizabeth (Snively) Westfall's son Joseph S. Westfall was born in 1834 in Carroll County, Ohio. He married Ann Gray June 12, 1856. Children of Joseph and Ann (Gray) Westfall were-LouElla (Westfall) Thomas born in Chandler, Iowa, January 1, 1859 and James (Jim) Atherton Westfall born in Iowa, September 21, 1861. On April 19, 1864 Joseph S. Westfall started service in the Civil War as Private in Co. C. 10th Kansas Inf. April 7, 1864 (Age 29) - Death of Joseph S. Westfall in Kansas City, Missouri. He died of inflamatory rhematism while serving in the Civil War. Burial: Pee Dee Cemetery, Cedar County, Iowa.

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(3aaa) James and Elizabeth (Snively) Westfall's son James Thomas "Thomas" Westfall was born Nov. 1, 1841 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Jun. 1, 1914 in Craigmont, Lewis County Idaho. Burial: Craigmont Cemetery, Craigmont, Lewis County, Idaho. He served in the Civil War Co. C. 10th Kansas Inf. He married Jane M (maiden name unknown) (1846 - 1924). Children of James Thomas "Thomas" Westfall and Jane M. Westfall were-Lucy A Westfall (1868 - 1868); Albert Ross Westfall (1874 - 1945); and John W. Westfall (1878 - 1937).

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(4aaa) James and Elizabeth (Snively) Westfall's son Jesse Lundy Westfall Nov. 30, 1847 in Carroll County, Ohio, and died Apr. 17, 1907 in Craigmont, Lewis County, Idaho. Burial: Craigmont Cemetery, Craigmont, Lewis County, Idaho. He married Lydia Lydia Ann Hoge Westfall (1850 - 1927). Children of Jesse Lundy Westfall and Lydia A. (Hoge) Westfall were-Fred E. Westfall (1874–1875); Willie Westfall (1883–1883); Joseph H. Westfall (1872 - 1926); Hallie N. (westfall) Dill (1876 - 1939); Mary Lena (Westfall) Willis (1880 - 1939); and Harley C. Westfall (1892 - 1958).

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(1aaaa) Jesse Lundy Westfall and Lydia A. (Hoge) Westfall's son Joseph H. Westfall was born 23 Apr 1872 in Keokuk County, Iowa, and died 29 Jun 1926 in Keokuk County, Iowa. Burial: English River Church of the Brethren Cemetery, South English, Keokuk County, Iowa. He married Jennie E Rowe (1883–1952) in 1908, and they had these children-Joseph Laurel Westfall (1906–1967); Jesse Winifred Westfall (1909–1975); Earl Maxwell Westfall (1912–1997); and Eva Naomi Westfall Jones (1915–1988)

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(1aaaaa) Joseph H Westfall and Jennie E (Rowe) Westfall's son Joseph Laurel Westfall was born 14 Aug 1906, and died 1 Sep 1967. Burial: North English Cemetery, North English, Iowa County, Iowa. He married Julie Mae Lockridge (1912–1985), and they had these children-Joseph E. Westfall (1931–1931); and Jesse Maxwell Westfall (1931–1931).

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(2aaaa) Jesse Lundy Westfall and Lydia A. (Hoge) Westfall's son Harley Carl Westfall was born 9 Apr 1892 in Kinross, Keokuk County, Iowa, and died 5 Oct 1958. Burial: English River Church of the Brethren Cemetery, South English, Keokuk County, Iowa. He married Sylvia Anna Martin (1896–1981), and they had these children-Leona Eva Westfall Oldaker (1914–1995); Ileen Lucille Westfall Cobb (1916–1999); Harry Carl Westfall (1918–1991); and Betty Maxine Westfall Jones (1928–1990).

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(1aaaaa) Harley Carl Westfall and Sylvia Anna (Martin) Westfall's son Harry Carl Westfall was born 18 Jan 1918 in Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa, and died 11 Jul 1991. Burial: English River Church of the Brethren Cemetery, South English, Keokuk County, Iowa. Harry Carl Westfall's obituary - Cedar Rapids Gazette, July 14, 1991, P.14 - Harry C. Westfall, 73, died Thursday in University Hospitals, Iowa City. Services: 1:30 p.m. Monday, Powell Funeral Home, Keota, where friends may call after 4 p.m. today. Burial: Brethren Cemetery, rural South English. Surviving are two sisters, Leona Oldaker of Woodward, Okla., and Ileen Cobb of Keota.

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(3aaaa) Jesse Lundy Westfall and Lydia A. (Hoge) Westfall's daughter Hallie Naomi Westfall Dill was born 1 Sep 1876 in Kinross, Keokuk County, Iowa, and died 15 Mar 1939 in Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. Burial: Keota Cemetery, Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. She married Allen Dill (1867–1926) in 1894, and they had these children-Charles Omer Dill (1895–19710; Earl Joseph Dill (1897–1985); John Harold Dill (1900–1939); Reita Florence Dill Romine (1903–1967); Cloyce Harry Dill (1906–1973); and Glen Leroy Dill (1916–1980).

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(4aaaa) Jesse Lundy Westfall and Lydia A. (Hoge) Westfall's daughter Mary Lena Westfall Willis was born 31 Dec 1880, and died 7 Nov 1939. Burial: Keota Cemetery, Keota, Keokuk County, Iowa. She married Harry Willis (unknown–1949), and they had these children-Carol M. Willis (unknown–1961); Chester Byrl Willis (1903–1918); Lorene Willis Cheney (1906–1939); Helen Lenore Willis Banks (1909–1985); J. Clark Willis (1911–1979); and Harry K. Willis (1918–2002).

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(5aaa) James and Elizabeth (Snively) Westfall's son Hartwell S. Westfall was born Aug. 6, 1851, and died Apr. 17, 1916. Burial: Indian Valley Cemetery, Adams County, Idaho. He married Alice Anna Wright (1853 - 1925). Children of Hartwell S. Westfall and Alice Anna (Wright) Westfall were-Charles Westfall born 1875; George W. Westfall (1876 - 1948); and Elizabeth Mary Westfall Shuss (1879 - 1946).

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(1aaaa) Hartwell S. Westfall and Alice Anna (Wright) Westfall's son George W. Westfall was born Jul. 21, 1876, ands died May 15, 1948. Burial: Indian Valley Cemetery, Adams County, Idaho. He married Margaret Henrietta Kerl (1879 - 1957), and they had these children-Harold Hartwell Westfall (1899 - 1977); Lester Thomas Westfall (1901 - 1991); Hazel Faye Westfall Linder (1905 - 1969); Raymond Norris Westfall (1906 - 1993); Harry Leroy Westfall (1908 - 1993); and George Wright Westfall (1911 - 2004).

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(1aaaaa) George W. Westfall and Margaret Henrietta (Kerl) Westfall's son Harry Leroy Westfall was born Aug. 25, 1908 in Idaho, and died Sep. 25, 1993 in Weiser, Washington County, Idaho. Burial: Hillcrest Cemetery, Weiser, Washington County, Idaho. He married Ruth Mary Russell (1912 - 2010). ------- Harry Leroy Westfall's obituary - Harry L. Westfall, 85, of Weiser, a retired farmer, died Saturday, Sept. 25, 1993 at home. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 30, at the Church of the Redeemer, Presbyterian-Methodist, at State and Liberty St, Weiser Rev. Jim Deal will officiate. Burial will follow at Hillcrest Cemetery, Weiser. Services are under the direction of Shaffer Jensen Memory Chapel, Payette. Harry was born August 25, 1908, at Ilo, Idaho, the sixth child of Margaret (Kerl) Westfall and George Westfall, Sr. In 1909 the family moved to their homestead near Indian Valley. Harry attended grade school at Alpine and high schools at Cambridge and Midvale. He married Ruth Russell at Council, January 13, 1934. That spring he joined the Civilian Conservation Corps and was then transferred to the United States Forest Service to work with heavy construction equipment. A few years later he and Ruth began farming near Indian Valley and continued until they moved to Weiser in 1953. He then began operating heavy equipment for the Earl L. McNutt Construction Company of Oregon. Two federal projects Harry worked on were interstate 84 near Hagerman and interstate 84 between Ontario and Farewell Bend. He enjoyed those years with the construction company. Harry also worked as a meat cutter and before retirement he worked as a custodian for the Weiser School District. At the time of his death he was a member of the Church of the Redeemer in Weiser. Harry enjoyed raising cattle, farming, gardening, making furniture and traveling. He loved animals. Harry is survived by his wife, Ruth of Weiser; two brothers and sisters-in-law Raymond and Elma Westfall of Weiser and George, Jr. and Margaret Westfall of Cambridge, seven nieces and six nephews. Harry was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Harold and Lester; two sisters Rowena Byers, Andrew and Hazel Linder and one nephew, Robert Westfall.

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(2aaaaa) George W. Westfall and Margaret Henrietta (Kerl) Westfall's son George Wright Westfall, Jr. was born Jul. 26, 1911, and died Feb. 3, 2004. Burial: Salubria Cemetery, Cambridge, Washington County, Idaho. He married Margaret C. Allison (1913 - 2011), and they had 3 children-Donald L. Westfall (1932 - 2009); Marthlyn Westfall Johnson; and Margaret C. Allison Westfall (1913 - 2011).

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(1aaaaaa) George Wright Westfall, Jr. and Margaret C. Allison) Westfall's son Donald L. Westfall's obituary - Donald L. Westfall, 76, passed away Wednesday, Jan. 14, 2009, at a local, care center after an extended illness. He was born Feb. 13, 1932, to George and Margaret Westfall in Cambridge, Idaho, on the ranch his family homesteaded in the 1860s. As a youth, he explored Cuddy Mountain fishing the creeks and streams with friends and family. He graduated from Cambridge High School in 1950 and joined the U.S. Air Force in 1951. He completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas, and was assigned to Brooks Air Force Base, San Antonio, until 1953. His first tour of duty took him to Libya. During that tour, he visited the countries of Western Europe. After North Africa, he was sent to Nashville, Tenn., where he met and married Shirley Kortuem in 1955. They traveled to Michigan and Oregon. Don taught in the ROTC program at the University of Oregon, worked part-time and went to night school. Don was chosen for the USAF Security Service and received a Top Secret Cryptographic Security Clearance. USAFSS was composed primarily of airmen culled from the cream of the Air Force's enlisted recruits. It was a secretive and tight-knit branch tasked with monitoring, collecting and interpreting military voice and electronic signals of countries of interest, which often were Soviet or Eastern bloc. Don was sent to language school at Syracuse University in New York where he became fluent in Russian. In addition to language school, again, he worked part-time and went to night school. He completed his college credits there and received a bachelor of arts degree in 1969. The presence of a wife and six children ages 3-13, was noted at his graduation ceremony. Don's time in the USAFSS took him and his family across the nation and the world as he completed assignments in Maryland, Alaska, Germany, Turkey and Japan. In 1971, Don retired from the Air Force with an honorable discharge. He settled in Nampa with his wife and children and lived there for the rest of his life. He was employed by the Idaho Department of Employment in Nampa. During his time with the department he was a senior job consultant and a labor market analyst, traveling Southwest Idaho to write monthly reports on labor activity. He also helped veteran, handicapped and older job seekers. He continued his education by studying for a master's degree at Boise State. Don was active in the community serving on the Nampa Chamber of Commerce education committee. He was past commander of the American Legion Joseph H. Murray Post 18 in Nampa; past district commander of the American Legion; and past vice commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. He also was a member of the Masons, Eastern Star, Scottish Rite 32 degree and the Nampa Elks. He retired from the department in 1992. He and Shirley traveled in the Pacific Northwest visiting the San Juan Islands, Mount St. Helens, the Oregon Coast, Glacier National Park and Yellowstone. He enjoyed many other travels, including a special trip in 2000 to England and Scotland. Don loved the outdoors and was an avid fisherman, hunter and gardener. When he was not outdoors, Don could be found reading a spy or mystery novel, watching football, playing Solitaire, or listening to classical music or opera in his red pick-up truck. Don will be remembered by his wife as a good man and loving partner in this adventure. He was a companion through good times and trying circumstances. Dad will be remembered by his children as their biggest fan, and as a quiet, forgiving man who was a compassionate counselor in times of crisis. He was there as a Little League member, Boy Scout leader, Rainbow Dad, football fan, babysitter, and devoted grandfather. He taught his children an appreciation of learning, a love of the outdoors, the value of community service, love of country, and the importance of remembering the "little things" like favorite foods, anniversary, birthdays and Valentines. He is survived by his mother Margaret of Cambridge; his wife Shirley of Nampa; his sister and her husband Marthlyn and Laurence Johnson of Boise; his six children – son Donald Jr. of Nampa; son Alex of Boise; daughter Stephanie Sherlock and her husband Jack, of Boise; son Scott and his wife Sharon Westfall of Nampa; daughter Allison Westfall and her husband David Johnson of Nampa; and daughter Valerie Dunnigan and her husband Todd Dunnigan of Caldwell; 18 grandchildren; and 16 great grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father and his sister, Shirley. A graveside memorial with military honors will be held in the spring at Salubria Cemetery near Cambridge. A date will be announced in the spring. The family would like to thank the physicians, nurses, and care staff that served Don during the past six months. The family especially appreciates the loving care provided by his granddaughter Crystal Westfall. In lieu of flowers, the family suggests that memorials may be made to your favorite charity in Don's name. (Published in Idaho Press Tribune on Jan. 18, 2009)

(3) Johannes Juriaen Westfall

Jurian and Marritje (Hansen Van Nordstrand) Westfall's son Johannes Juriaen Westfall (my gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. gr. grandfather) was born 1660, Foxhall Manor, Ulster City, New York. He died about 1725 Minisink, Orange County, New York. He married Maritje Kool, the daughter of Jacob Barensen and Marretje (Simons) Kool.

Johannes and Maritje (Kool) Westfall had 13 children-Jurian George Westfall, Maretje Maria Westfall, Rebecca Westfall, Jannetje Westfall, Zara Westfall, Jacob Westfall, Abel Westfall, Nicholas Westfall, Klaartjen Westfall, Rymerick Westfall, Helena Westfall, Rachel Westfall, and John W. Westfall. For more information about Johannes Westfall and his descendants - click here on -Johannes Westfall

(4) Abel Westfall

Jurian and Marretje (Hansen Van Nordstrand) Westfall's son Abel Westfall was born about 1661 Esopus, Ulster County, New York. He married Antjon Bogard.

(5) Symen Westfall

Jurian and Marretje (Hansen Van Nordstrand) Westfall's son Symen Westfall was born about 1663 Esopus, New York. He died in 1730 Dutchess county, New York. He married in 1683 Neeltje Quackenbosch (sometimes also spelled Quackenbush or Quackenbos), the daughter of Wouter and Neeltje (Gysbertse) Quackenbush.

Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbush) Westfall had 9 children-Maritje Westfall, Jurian Westfall, Gysbert Westfall, Neeltjen Westfall, Geertjen Westfall, Antje Westfall, Lea Westfall, Rachel Westfall, and Wouter Westfall.

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(1a) Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbosch) Westfall's daugter Maritje Westfall was born in 1694. She married Jacob Van Kampen. Jacob and Maritje (Westfall) Van Kampen had 2 children-Zimon Petrus Van Kampen, and Nelletjen Van Kampen.

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(2a) Symen and Neltjen (Quackenbosch) Westfall's son Jurian Westfall was born in 1696 near the town of Accord, New York. He was christened by the Kingston Dutch Church on September 27, 1696. He died in 1753 near Moorefield, Hardy County, West Virginia (killed by Indians). He married Blandina DeWitt (1696-1753) at the Kingston Church on October 24, 1719, daughter of Jan and Wyntje (Kierstede) DeWitt. After the marriage they lived in Dutchess County near the present town of Rhinebeck, New York. In 1732, Jurian moved his family to the Machackemech (Port Jervis), New York area. In 1735, Jurian bought a farm across the Delaware River from Machackemech, in present Matamoras, Pennsylvania. In 1747, Jurian moved his family to present Moorefield, West Virginia; except for married daughter Lydia and married son Simon. Jurian and wife Blandina were killed by Indians in 1753 and it is not known where they are buried. Their daughters Maria and Annetje returned to Machackemech to be near brother Simon, who lived in a stone house just south of where the Neversink River empties into the Delaware River. Jurian and Blandina (DeWitt) Westfall had 6 children-Simon Westfall, Lydia Westfall, Jan De Wit Westfall, Catherine Westfall, Maria Westfall, and Annetje Westfall.

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(1aa) Jurian and Blandina (DeWitt) Westfall's son Simon Westfall was born abt. 1718 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York, baptized 30 July 1721 and recorded at the Old Dutch Church, Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, and died 1805 in Orange County New York. Burial: Magagkamack Churchyard, Orange County, New York. He married Jannetje Westbroeck (or Westbrook) April 17, 1743, daughter of Anthony Westbroeck and Aeltjen Van Etten. She was born January 10, 1719/20, and died April 21, 1805. Simon and Jannetje resided the greater part of their lives in a stone house built by him at Carpenter's Point, just south of Port Jervis, NY. It was partially destroyed during the Indian wars and since rebuilt. Simon Westfall owned properties in Sussex Co., NJ; the Town of Minisink, Orange Co., NY; and in Pike Co., PA. In the 1790 U.S. Cenus for the Town of Minisink, Orange Co., NY, Simon Westfall was listed as having three slaves. These facts indicate that he was very prosperous. Simon was active in the Machackemech Reformed Dutch Church, and was elected Elder in 1764, 1773, and 1787. Simon gave Patriotic Service in the Revolutionary War, supporting the cause of the colonists. His will was dated 18 Dec. 1804, and he died 21 Apr. 1805, age 87 years.

Children of Simon Westfall and Jannetje Westbroeck were-Jury Westfall born Bef. April 27, 1744, died before 1748; Jury Westfall born Bef. January 24, 1747/48; Simeon Westfall born Bef. February 12, 1748/49, died 1812; Jan Dewitt Westfall born Bef. May 19, 1750, married Mary Davis; Wilhelmus Westfall born Abt. July 1753, married Margaret Haynes; Aeltje Westfall born Bef. February 13, 1756; Soloman Westfall born Bef. January 27, 1759; Blandina Westfall born Bef. November 09, 1760, married John Brink, whe died Feb. 7, 1821, and was buried at Brink Cemetery at Phelps, Ontario Co., NY; Daniel Westfall born Bef. June 05, 1763; Reuben Westfall born Bef. April 08, 1764, married Tjatje Kuykendall.

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(1aaa) Simon and Jannetje (Westbroeck) Westfall's son Simon Westfall was born 2 Feb 1748 at Port Jervis, Orange Co. NY. He died in the War of 1812. Burial: Magagkamack Churchyard, Orange County, New York. He married Sarah Cole 1765 at Machackemack, Deer Park Twp. Orange Co. NY. She was born 10 Jan 1744 Machackemack, Deer Park Twp. Orange Co. NY, and died 12 Mar 1837 at Orange Co. NY. Her father was David Cole and her mother was Eleanor Westfall. Simeon Westfall and his family lived in Pike Co., PA, and after the American Revolution, he built a stone house on the Delaware River at a point called Sims Clip, opposite present-day Port Jervis, NY. He was a farmer and also kept a public house or tavern. During the Revolutionary War, Simeon Westfall served in the Northampton Co., PA, Militia, first as a private in 1781-82, and then as Lieutenant in 1783, under Capt. DeWitt and Col. Stroud. Children of Simon Westfall and Sarah Cole were-Simon Westfall born 16 Jan 1766 at Deerpark, Orange Co. NY, died 23 Apr 1846 at NY, married Cynthia Cuddeback 29 May 1787 at Orange Co. NY; David Westfall born 25 Jan 1768 Ulster Co. NY, died PA, married Jemima Cuddeback 10 Oct 1788 at Deerpark, Orange Co. NY; Jane Westfall born 20 Oct 1769, married Petrus Swartworth; Margaret Westfall born 11 Mar 1773 NY, Died: 21 Dec 1860, married John Van Aiken; Jury (George) Westfall born 23 Dec 1776 NY.

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(1aaaa) Simon and Sarah (Cole) Westfall's son Simon Westfall born Jan. 16, 1766 in Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died Oct. 23, 1846 in Orange County, New York. Burial: Magagkamack Churchyard, Orange County, New York. He married May 29, 1787 to Cynthia Cuddebeck who was born Sept. 10, 1767 and died Aug. 20, 1837 daughter of Benjamin and Catherine (Van Fleet) Cuddebeck. Simon Westfall and his family lived in Deerpark, Orange Co., NY, where he kept a tavern. Children of Simon Westfall and Cynthia Cuddebeck were-Benjamin Westfall born 15 Apr. 1788, married 18 Sept. 1808, to Cynthia Gumaer, daughter of Peter Gumaer and Margery Decker; Sally Westfall born 15 June 1792, married 26 Sept. 1811, to Daniel Whitlock; Levi Westfall born 10 May 1795, Orange Co., NY, died 19 Feb. 1873, Cayuga Co., NY, married to Elizabeth Van Etten, born 14 July 1797, Cayuga Co., NY, died 26 Dec. 1865, Cayuga Co., NY, a daughter of Henry Van Etten and Mary Westfall of Sempronius, Cayuga Co., NY; Catherine Westfall born 2 Feb. 1796, married about 1815, to John D. Carpenter, son of Benjamin Carpenter and Margaret Decker; and Jemima Westfall born about 1799, married to John De Witt, a farmer from Tunkhannock, PA.

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(1aaaaa) Simon and Cynthia (Cuddebeck) Westfall's daughter Jemima Westfall was born in 1799. She married John DeWitt and John and Jemima (Westfall) Dewitt had these children-Simon Dewitt married Mary Ann Roberts, Margaret Dewitt married Moses DeWitt and lived in Pa., Benjamin DeWitt lived in IL., Manning DeWitt lived in Whitehall, IL, Asenath Dewitt married Benjamin Hall and lived in Pa., Clinton Dewitt married Josephine Carter lived in Towanda, Pa., Olive Dewitt married Wilmet Carpenter and lived in Pa., John DeWitt Jr. married Esther Westbrook daughter of Wm., Jacob DeWitt married Mary Renshaw and lived in Towanda, Pa.

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(2aaaaa) Simon and Cynthia (Cuddebeck) Westfall's son Benjamin Westfall was born Apr. 15, 1788, and died Feb. 12, 1833. Benjamin was born in Minisink, Orange County, New York. Burial: Laurel Grove Cemetery, Port Jervis, Orange County, New York. He married Syntche Gumaer (1790 - 1867), and they had these children-Margery Westfall, Simon Westfall (1810 - 1881), Catherine Westfall, Rusilla Westfall, Sally Westfall, Jemima Westfall, Peter Westfall, and Levi Westfall.

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(1aaaaaa) Benjamin Westfall and Syntie "Cynthia" (Gumaer) Westfall's son Simon Westfall was born Nov. 27, 1810 in Port Jervis, Orange County, New York, and died Sep. 24, 1881 in Port Jervis, Orange County, New York. Burial: Laurel Grove Cemetery, Port Jervis, Orange County, New York. He married Margaret Van Etten (1813 - 1887) in about 1833, and they had these children-Benjamin Westfall born on 3 Jun 1834; Catherine Westfall born on 8 Feb 1836; John V. Westfall born on 4 Feb 1838; Ellen Westfall born on 29 Sep 1840; Cynthia Westfall born on 12 Apr 1842; Levi Westfall born on 7 Jun 1848: Van Etten Westfall born on 7 Jun 1848; Josephine Westfall born on 11 Sep 1849; and Margaret Ann Westfall born on 1 Jun 1852.

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(3aaaaa) Simon and Cynthia (Cuddebeck) Westfall's son Levi Westfall was born May 10, 1795 in Orange County, New York, and died Feb. 19, 1873 in Niles, Cayuga County, New York. Burial: Twelve Corners Cemetery, Niles, Cayuga County, New York. He was married to Elizabeth Van Etten (1797 - 1865), daughter of Henry Van Etten and Mary Westfall. Levi was a farmer in Niles, NY. He and Elizabeth were parents of these children-Chancey Westfall (1818 - 1862); Henry Westfall (1825 - 1848); Asenath Westfall Tuthill (1829 - 1892); Sally Westfall (1833 - 1851); and Eliza Westfall Westfall (1839 - 1877).

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(2aaaa) Simon and Sarah (Cole) Westfall's son David Westfall was born January 25, 1768 in Ulster Co. NY, and died March 25, 1854 in Matamoris, Pike Co., Pennsylvana. He married Jemima Cuddebeck (or Cuddeback) October 10, 1788 in Minisink, Orange Co., NY, daughter of Abraham Cuddebeck and Esther Gumaer. Jemima's father Captain Abraham Cuddeback was a Revoltionary War Soldier. He Commanded At Fort Gumaer, and fought At The Battle Of Minisink. Jemima Cuddebeck was born February 04, 1768, and died May 16, 1852. Children of David Westfall and Jemima (Cuddebeck) Westfall were-Abraham Westfall born abt. 1789 in Matamoras, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA, married Anna Shepard; Simeon Westfall born 12 May 1792 in Milford, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA, married Sarah Cuddebeck; Cornelius Westfall born 12 Feb 1794 in Milford, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA, married Hulda Cuddebeck; Wilhelmus Westfall born 21 Jan 1796 in Milford, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA, married Margery Cole; Esther Westfall born abt. 1800 in Milford, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA, married William Vannoy; Jacob Westfall born abt. 1800 in Milford, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA, married Elizabeth Vannoy; Sarah Westfall born 29 MAR 1802 in Milford, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA, married James Bennett; Solomon Westfall born abt. 1807 in Milford, Westfall Twp., Pike Co., PA. (click here on David Westfall to go to a page for more information about him and his family)

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(3aaaa) Simon and Sarah (Cole) Westfall's daughter Margaret Westfall, born Mar. 11, 1773, died 2-21-1861 in Hudson, Lenawee Co., Mich. She married John Van Aken (also spelled Van Auken) born bef. 10-31-1767, Mahackemack, Orange CO., NY, died West Junius, Ontario Co., NY. June 16, 1789, he and Margaret were married according to the Mahackemack records. John's father was Jacobus Van Aken born abt. 6-18-1734 Tyshock, Pike CO., PA, died 1812, married to Elizabeth Van Benschoten, born 5-7-1732 Kingston, Ulster Co., NY. She had been married before to Cornelius Middagh who died. John's grandparents were Cornelius Van Aken born 5-25-1690 and Sarah Westbroeck. John's great grandparents were Marinus Van Aken born in Aachen, Germany and Pieternelle DuPree. Marinus Van Aken was born in 1655 in Aachen, Rhineland, Preuben, Germany. He died before 1724 in Rochester, Ulster County, NY. He was buried in Kingston, Ulster, NY. He married Pieternelle De Pree on 11 Apr 1683 in Cadzand, Holland. Marinus Van Aken immigrated from Holland to Ulster County, New York just prior to 1685. In 1778 John volunteered as a musician under Capt. De Witt and Lieut. Simeon Westfall in Co. Stroud's regiment, he living at the time in the town of Upper Smithfield, now New Milford. John Van Auken received a premium for services as drummer at the age of fourteen. He also met with others July 2, 1812, at Canandaigua, New York, and marched to Niagara frontier and was engaged more or less till the close of the War of 1812. George Van Auken was captain of the Rifle Company, and was present as an escort to General La Fayette at Geneva in 1824. In 1796 John and Margaret emigrated to Phelps, N.Y. They settled upon a tract of six hundred acres rich in timber and water privileges on the Canandaigua Outlet four miles east of Phelps. John died at West Junius, NY Mar. 19, 1854, at noon, at the home of his daughter Lucina Van Demark, and is buried at Phelps NY. Margaret died at Hudson, Mich., at the home of her son Harrison, Feb. 21, 1861.

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(1aaaaa) Simeon Van Aken, born Dec. 11, 1790, at Upper Smithfield, Pa., settled in Wolcott, Wayne Co., N.Y., married 1st, Olivia, dau. of Nathaniel Whitney, she died in 1820; he married 2nd, Nov. 17, 1823, Mrs. Lydia Wight, nee Patwin, born Nov. 9, 1792, died Sep. 9, 1826, and his 3rd wife was Mrs. Lydia Spear, nee Winslow, who died July 5, 1868. In 1833 Simeon went to Michigan, purchased two hundred acres of land near Hudson, Lenawee Co., and, returning, moved his family thither in 1834. Here he died Mar. 12, 1881. Children of Simeon Van Aken and Lydia Patwin-Margaret Van Aken, born in 1818, married Lyman Wilcox of Dundee, Mich; Lydia A. Van Aken, born Aug. 7, 1824, married William W. Wight; - children of Simeon Van Aken and Lydia Winslow-Clarissa Van Aken, born Jan. 22, 1840, married May 24, 1865, Edward J. Southworth of Hudson; Simeon Van Aken, born Oct. 14, 1842, married Jan. 15, 1867, Charlotte E. Southwick; William Winslow Van Aken, born Dec. 9, 1849, married Jan. 15, 1868, Charity Salisbury.

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(2aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son James Van Aken, b. Apr. 29, 1794, died in 1848, married Elizabeth Jennings in 1834, and they had a son Charles Wesley Van Aken, and they migrated to Shiawassee Co., Mich., and settled on a farm.

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(3aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son George Van Aken, born June 22, 1796, died Apr. 26, 1870, married Elizabeth Bainbridge, born Nov. 14, 1801, died Nov. 17, 1863, dau. of John and Mary (McMath) Bainbridge. He was a Colonel and he headed the Militia on training days. He had four thousand men under his command. When a Captain he with his company of Militia was present as an escort to General La Fayette at Geneva, N.Y., in 1824. He was a farmer and mint-grower; he and Elizabeth lived, died and were buried at Phelps, N.Y. Their Children were-Edwin Bainbridge, born Dec. 25, 1829, married June 17, 1852, Mary Post. He attended Hamilton College and then Auburn Theological Seminary; Theron Bainbridge born Dec. 2, 1832, married June 12, 1855 Sophia Ottley. He lived at  Phelps, N.Y. and was a farmer; John J. Bainbridge, born Oct. 17, 1834, died at Phelps, NY. Mar. 23, 1896; George W. Bainbridge, born Nov. 16, 1836, married Oct. 28, 1868 Sarah A. Spring. He served in the Civil war; first in the both N.Y. Vol. Engineers; later in the 15th Regulars, and during the last ten months acted as Lieutenant. For eighteen months he engaged in silver mining in Colorado; thereafter lived at Phelps, N.Y.; Mary Bainbridge, born in 1841, died June I, 1865, unmarried.

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(4aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son David Van Aken, born Dec. 12, 1798, died in 1875, married Lucy Barker, lived near Phelps, N.Y.- Children-George W. Van Aken, born Sep. 20, 1821, lived at Rochester, N.Y., Hurlbert Van Aken, who lived at Williamstown, Mich.

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(5aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son Charles Van Aken, born Dec. 29, 1802, died in June, 1886, unmarried.

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(6aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's daughter Lucena Van Aken, born Oct. 11, 1804, married Sep. 13, 1820, Henry Van Demark, born Sep. 23, 1796, and they lived on her father's old farm, and died, she Jan. 6, 1876, he, June 4, 1847. They were widely known as inn-keepers in the old stage-coaching days. Their table was famous and travellers and drovers would continue on the road long after dark in order to make "Harry" Van Demark's for the night - their Children - Olive Demark, born Feb. 16, 1822, married Lewis Peck; John Spencer Demark, born Feb. 6, 1824, married Jane Cuddeback, lived at West Junius, N.Y., a farmer; Mary E. Demark born Mar. 30, 1826, married Randolph Wells; Andrew J. Demark, born July 10, 1828, died Nov. 8, 1847; Joseph Demard, born Apr. 19, 1832, married Jennie Hunt; Lucena Demark, born Sep. 24, 1834, died Jan. 16, 1853; Martin Van Buren Demark, born Mar. 2, 1837, married Mary Southwick; Margaret Demark, born Apr. 16, 1839, married Calvin Colwell; Charles W. Demark, born July 13, 1841, married Addie Stevens; and Lydia Ann Demark, born May 24, 1844 married Stewart Beebee.

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(7aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son Hiram Van Aken, born June 18, 1807, died in 1888, married Hannah Wilson, and migrated to Lenawee Co., Mich., in 1834.

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(8aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son Lawson A. Van Aken born Apr. 22, 1809, died in 1881, married Sally Fields, born Nov. 4, 1809, adopted dau. of John and Margaret Van Auken, Lawson migrated to Wayne Co., Mich., in the fall of 1831.

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(9aaaaa) John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son Dudley L. Van Aken, born Nov. 11, 1811, died in 1899, married in 1832, Elizabeth Barker, a sister to David's wife, and he migrated to Wayne Co.. Mich., in 1834, and thence to Hudson, Lenawee Co., in 1850. -(10)- John Van Aken and Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken's son William H. H. Van Aken, born July 2, 1816, died June, 1892, married Sep. 19, 1839, Julia A. Featherly who died in 1890. They had these children-Lillian Van Aken and William H. H. Van Aken. They migrated to Lenawee Co. Mich., in 1834, and settled at Hudson. It was at his house that his mother Margaret (Westfall) Van Aken died.

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(4aaaa) Simon and Sarah (Cole) Westfall's son George (Jury) Westfall was born Dec. 23, 1776 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died in 1839 in Allegany County, New York. Jury (George) was born to Simeon Westfall and Sarah Cole on December 23, 1776 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania. He was Christened(C:) on June 1, 1777 at the Machackemech Church in present Port Jervis, New York. In about 1798, he wed Nancy Haynes born 1784 and they lived in Matamoras and had these children: Children: (1) Simeon Westfall (1800 - 1853); (2) Frederick Westfall (1803 - 1836); (3) Female, name unknown, in 1804; (4) James Westfall born on 19 Mar 1807; (5) Alva Westfall (1811 - 1879); (6) John Westfall (1813 - 1907); (7) Priscilla Westfall Howell Shick (1816 - 1909); (8) Male, name unknown, in 1819; (9) Marcus Westfall (1823 - 1895); (10) Nancy Westfall born in 1825; and (11) George Westfall (1828 - 1901). In about 1833, the family moved to New Hudson Township in Allegany County, New York.

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(1aaaaa) George (Jury) Westfall and Nancy (Haynes) Wesfall's son Frederick Westfall was born in 1803 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died Apr. 11, 1836 in Des Moines County, Iowa. Frederick was born to George Westfall and Nancy Haynes. He wed Jemina Decker Chandler (1803 - 1888) at the Machackemech Church in present Port Jervis, New York on June 16, 1821. They lived in Machackemech and had these children: (1) Nancy Westfall born on May 11, 1822 (Nancy Westfall Trent (1822 - 1893); (2) Mary Decker Westfall born on 10 Oct 1824. In 1825, Frederick moved to Cuba, Allegany County, New York and had: (3) Daniel David Westfall born on 28 Sep 1826 (1826 - 1911); (4) Jane Westfall born on 20 Jun 1829 (Jane Westfall Smith (1829 - 1897): (5) Sarah D. Westfall born on 6 Nov 1831. Frederick's parents joined him in about 1833 and he had: (6) Frederick Noah Westfall born on 14 May 1834 (1834 - 1886); and (7) Female, name unknown, in about 1836. In about 1836, Frederick moved his family to Des Moines County, Iowa.

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(1aaaaaa) Frederick Westfall and Jemina Decker Chandler Westfall's son Daniel David Westfall was born Sep. 28, 1826 in Allen, Allegany County, New York, and died Sep. 9, 1911 in Mount Union, Henry County, Iowa. Burial: Trinity Cemetery, Mount Union, Henry County, Iowa. He married Highland Ferguson (1829 - 1895), and they had a daughter-Rosina Westfall Tibbetts (1858 - 1929); Alex Westfall (1860-1923); Laura Alice Westfall Snyder (1865-1932); and Carrie Westfall Davey (1872-1945). Daniel David Westfall was a Civil War Veteran. FIRST LIEUTENANT DANIEL WESTFALL was born in Allegany county, New York, in 1826, and was married and a farmer when he enlisted as a private from Manito. He was promoted to be first lieutenant January 11, 1863, and resigned his commission and returned home on March 25 of the same year. Is reported to be living in Iowa. Company A was enrolled by Matthew Langston under dates running from July 18 to August 15, 1862. A majority of the men enlisted from Mason county, although Morgan, Peoria and Tazewell counties were represented in it ranks. At the organization of the company the following commissioned officers were elected: Matthew Langston, captain; Thomas R. Roberts, first lieutenant, and Dr. John W. Neal, second lieutenant. Of the 93 officers and men composing the company 18 were hit with shot or shell, 10 of whom were killed or died of wounds. Four officers resigned, 19 men died of disease, 25 were discharged, 2 were transferred, and 1 officer and 31 enlisted men were mustered out with the regiment. It is due to the company to say that it maintained a high standard of discipline throughout, and bore its full share in making the history of the regiment illustrious. History of the 85th Illinois Volunteers - Illinois Volunteer Infantry - by Henry J. Aten - 1901 - CHAPTER XXVII - Pages 344-359.

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(1aaaaaaa) Daniel David Westfall and Hilan (Ferguson) Westfall's son Alex Westfall was born 28 Apr 1860 in Illinois, and died 1 Oct 1923 (aged 63) in Des Moines County, Iowa. Burial: Trinity Cemetery, Mount Union, Henry County, Iowa. He married Emma Susan Hale (1860-1912), and they had these children-Bertha Mae Westfall Orr (1882-1933); Effie Pearl Westfall Jarvis (1883-1950); Orville Dee Westfall (1888-1928); Howard Alexander Westfall (1892-1976); Ora Hazel Westfall Oberman (1895-1979); Harry E. Westfall (1897-1963); Tracy D. Westfall (1899-1973); and Daniel Bernard Westfall (1902-1950).

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(1aaaaaaaa) Alex Westfall and Emma Susan (Hale) Westfall's son Daniel Bernard Westfall was born 30 Jul 1902 in Des Moines County, Iowa, and died 21 May 1950 (aged 47) in Des Moines County, Iowa. Burial: Aspen Grove Cemetery, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa. He married Alexine Rose Chubb (1911-1941) in 1922), and they had these children-Jean Alice Westfall Sleigher (1923-1988); Jacqueline Edith Westfall Nelson (1925-1994); Robert Anthony Westfall (1929-1984); and Valeo Donald Westfall (1931-1986).

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(1aaaaaaaaa) Daniel Bernard Westfall and Alexine Rose (Chubb) Westfall's son Robert Anthony Westfall was born 16 Jan 1929 in Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa, and died 25 Apr 1984 (aged 55) in Iowa City, Johnson County, Iowa. Burial: Aspen Grove Cemetery, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa. He married Grace Arlene Walker (1930-2007), and they had these children-Deborah Arlene Westfall McCulloch (1954-2012), and Marvin Anthony Westfall.

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(1aaaaaaaaaa) Robert Anthony Westfall and Grace Arlene (Walker) Westfall's daughter Deborah Arlene Westfall McCulloch's obituary - Deborah Arlene Westfall McCulloch, 57, of Burlington died at 4:15 a.m. Friday, July 6, 2012, at Great River Hospice House in West Burlington. Born November 7, 1954 in Burlington, she was the daughter of Robert Anthony and Grace Arlene Walker Westfall. In 1975 she married Rick Smith. They later divorced. In 1989 she married Roy Leasch. They also divorced. Ms. McCulloch was a 1972 Burlington High School graduate and a 1981 graduate of Iowa Law Enforcement Academy. In 1981 Ms. McCulloch started working at the Burlington Police Department. From 1984 - 1986 she worked at the Correctional Facility at Mount Pleasant. In the summer of 1987 she moved to California, but later moved back to West Burlington where she worked for the West Burlington Police Department. She worked with the Narcotic Task force, DARE Program, GREAT Program and the Burlington Criminal Investigation Team. In March of 2010 she officially retired. She was a "River Rat", and enjoyed the ocean and motorcycles and was an avid Cubs, Bears and NASCAR fan. She was a member of West Burlington United Methodist Church, the VFW and Eagles Auxiliaries, Burlington Gym and AM-VET Riders. Survivors include two sons, Justin Lee (Amber Sherman) Smith of Ft. Wayne, Indiana and Jay R. Leasch of Burlington; two grandchildren, Bryston Lee Smith and Kylar James Smith; her soul mate, Rick Johnston of Burlington; one brother, Marvin Anthony (Marilyn) Westfall and one nephew Mark (Ali) Westfall both of Burlington; two nieces, Marsha (Chad) Bowen of Ft. Madison and Melinda Morris of Burlington. She was preceded in death by her parents, Robert and Grace Westfall. Interment will be in Aspen Grove Cemetery.

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(2aaaaaa) Frederick Westfall and Jemina Decker Chandler Westfall's daughter Nancy Westfall Trent was born in 1822 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died in 1893 in Mason County, Illinois. Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Manito, Mason County, Illinois. She married Pleasant Sandridge Trent (1818 - 1896) on Nov 9, 1839 Des Moines, Co., IA, and they had these children: George H Trent (1843 - 1861); Dallas A Trent (1845 - 1912); Harris Trent (1848 - 1908); Washington Miller Trent (1851 - 1929); Augustus E Trent (1851 - 1936); and Almeda Trent McKay (1857 - 1933).

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(3aaaaaa) Frederick Westfall and Jemina Decker Chandler Westfall's daughter Jane Westfall Smith was born Jun. 20, 1829 in New York, and died Jul. 10, 1897 in Des Moines County, Iowa. Burial: Shinar Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Des Moines County, Iowa. She married Andrew Jackson Smith (1817 - 1902), and they had a son-Frederick Norton Smith (1850 - 1939).

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(1aaaaaaa) Andrew Jackson Smith and Jane (Westfall) Smith's son Frederick Norton Smith was born Aug. 28, 1850 and died Dec. 29, 1939. Burial: Shinar Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Des Moines County, Iowa. He was an Iowa state senator. He married Caroline Beck (1849 - 1919), and they had these children-J. C. Smith; B. D. Smith; and William Beck Smith (1875 - 1932).

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(1aaaaaaaa) Frederick Norton Smith and Caroline (Beck) Smith's son William Beck Smith was born Nov. 12, 1875 in Des Moines County, Iowa, and died Feb. 16, 1932 in Delaware County, Iowa. Burial: Shinar Cumberland Presbyterian Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Des Moines County, Iowa. He committed suicide. William Beck Smith's obituary - The Burlington Hawk-Eye, Saturday, February 27, 1932, page 1 & 2 - WILLIAM SMITH SUICIDE VICTIM - Wife Finds Body of Former Senator's Son Hanging From Rafter in Garage - Yarmouth, Ia. Feb. 26. William Smith 56, Washington township and son of Fred N. Smith of Lockridge, former state senator from Des Moines county, hanged himself in the garage at his home one mile east of Yarmouth today. The body was found hanging from a rafter in the garage at 4 o'clock in the afternoon by his wife. Smith had not been despondent and members of the family could give no reason for his act. He left the house about 11:30 being in good spirits and said that he would be back for the noon meal. Mrs. Smith did not become alarmed as he was helping neighbors saw wood, thinking he had been staying with them for the meal. About 4 o'clock a neighbor wanting into the barn lot and honking the horn of her car for Mrs. Smith to come out. In going to the barn it is necessary for Mrs. Smith to open the garage and as she opened the door she discovered her husbands body. B.A. Prugh was called and the body was taken to Prugh's chapel in Burlington. Smith was born in Des Moines county Nov. 21, 1875. He had been farming near Yarmouth for a number of years and was well known thruout the county. He is survived by his widow and three children, Mrs. Surrell Barton of Mediapolis, Ia., Fred N. Smith of Farmington, Ia., and Jack Smith at home; his father, and two brothers, J. C. Smith of Mt. Union and B. D. Smith of Toolsboro, Ia. Two grandchildren also survive. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. - The Burlington Hawk-Eye, Sunday, February 28, 1932 - FUNERAL RITES FOR WILLIAM B. SMITH TO BE HELD MONDAY - Funeral services for William Beck Smith, 56 Washington township farmer, who hanged himself in a garage at his home one mile east of Yarmouth Friday, will be held at Pleasant Grove church at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon. The cortege will leave Prugh's chapel at 1 o'clock. Mr. Smith was a son of Fred N. Smith of Lockridge, former state senator from Des Moines county and was a former resident of Burlington.

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(2aaaaa) George (Jury) Westfall and Nancy (Haynes) Wesfall's son Alva (Alvy) Westfall was born Jan. 22, 1811 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died Apr. 11, 1879 in Illinois. Burial: Carman Cemetery, Carman, Henderson County, Illinois. Alva was born to George Westfall and Nancy Haynes. He wed Anna Mapes (1809 - 1879) in Sussex County, New Jersey on May 29, 1830. They had these children: (1) Benoni Westfall born on 3 Jun 1832. They then moved to Allegany County, New York in about 1833 and there had: (2) Caroline Westfall born in Dec 1833; (3) Catherine Jane Westfall born in Nov 1836. They then moved to Des Moines County, Iowa in about 1838 and had: (4) Marietta Westfall born on 23 Jan 1839; (5) Nancy Westfall born in 1842; (6) Franklin Westfall born on 4 Feb 1843; (7) Laura Westfall born in 1848; (8) Lewis Westfall born on 18 Nov 1849 (1849 - 1920).

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(1aaaaaa) Alva (Alvy) Westfall and Anna (Mapes) Westfall's son Benoni "Benona" Westfall was born Jun. 3, 1832 in New York, and died Jun. 3, 1892 in Stockton, San Joaquin County, California. Burial: Harmony Grove Cemetery, Lockeford, San Joaquin County, California, USA; Plot: Block 4, Lot 7. He married Rebecca Emmogene Barrett (1838 - 1936), and they had these children-Alvy Washington Westfall (1858 - 1946); Thomas Westfall (1860 - 1949); and Louise Lulu Westfall Marchand Huston (1877 - 1955).

WESTFALL, BENONI; Post Office, Walnut grove; lives thirty miles down the river from Sacramento; was born in New York in 1832; removed to Illinois in 1837, and lived there until 1853; he then came to California, and engaged in mining, in el Dorado County, until 1855; he settled in this county in that year, and engaged in farming; he owns one hundred and eighty-seven acres of land, worth about fifty dollars per acre. He was married, in 1857, to Rebecca Barrett, a native of Ohio; they have three children living--two sons and a daughter. From History of Sacramento County, California, by Thompson and West, reprinted by Howell--North, Berkeley, California, 1960.

Son of Alva "Alvy" Westfall and Anna Mapes of Henderson County, Illinois and husband of Rebecca Emmogene Barrett.

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(1aaaaaaa) Benoni and Emmogene (Barrett) Westfall's son Alvy Washington Westfall was born Apr. 7, 1858 in Sacramento County, California, and died Apr. 17, 1946 in Modesto, Stanislaus County, California. Burial: Harmony Grove Cemetery, Lockeford, San Joaquin County, California, USA; Plot: Block 4, Lot 7. He married Victoria Mary Fallman (1865 - 1959), and they had these children-Rebecca Emmogene Westfall Shaw (1888 - 1979); Miriam Frances Westfall Waits (1890 - 1954); Benjamin Benoni Westfall (1892 - 1986); Thomas William Westfall (1894 - 1971); Alvy Elick Westfall (1896 - 1985); Louis Westfall (1901 - 1987); Nicholas Simon Westfall (1905 - 2000): and Frank Joseph Westfall (1909 - 2005).

ALVA WESTFALL's obituary - WESTFALL--In Modesto, April 17th, Alvy Washington, husband of Dora Westfall, father of Rebecca Shaw, Marian Waits and Benjamin Westfall of Merced; Nicholas, Frank, Louis and Alvy Westfall, all of Modesto, Charles and Thomas Westfall of Riverbank; brother of Louise L. Huston and Thomas Westfall of Coulterville. Also survived by 20 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. A native of California, aged 88 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday morning at 10 o'clock in the Sovern Funeral Home, Rev. Donald G. Wesson officiating. Interment, Harmony Grove Cemetery, Lockeford. (Obituary from the Modesto Bee. Died 17 April, 1946)

Son of Benoni and Emmogene Barrett Westfall. His widow, Victoria Mary "Dora" Fallman Westfall, is buried at Lakewood Memorial Park in Hughson because the Westfall plot was full. Their sons Thomas, Nicholas, and Frank are also buried and , along with their wives.

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(1aaaaaaaa) Alvy Washington Westfall and Victoria Mary (Fallman) Westfall's son Frank Joseph Westfall was born Jul. 23, 1909 in Modesto, Stanislaus County, California, and died Jun., 2005 in Modesto, Stanislaus County, California. Burial: Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson, Stanislaus County, California. He married Madie Nation Westfall (1928 - 1996), and they had these children-Bruce Westfall, Frances Westfall Hodgson, Margie Rose Westfall, Ray Westfall, Roy Westfall, Ila Westfall, Helen Westfall Davis, Donna Westfall Collins, Tammy Westfall Leyva, and Frank Westfall.

Frank Joseph Westfall's obituary - Frank J. Westfall - July 23, 1909 — June 27, 2005 - Frank Joseph Westfall, 95, of Modesto died Monday at Alexander Cohen Hospice House, Hughson. Mr. Westfall was a native and lifelong resident of Modesto. He graduated from Modesto High School and attended Modesto Junior College. He retired in 1962 after a 40-year career with the Modesto Irrigation District; he was an electrician. He was a Boy Scout and school volunteer. He enjoyed traveling and camping. He is survived by his children, Bruce Westfall of Modesto, Frances Hodgson of Ceres, Margie Rose of Hughson, Ray Westfall of Delhi, Roy Westfall of Gilroy, Ila Westfall of McKinleyville, Helen Davis of Ashland, Ore., Donna Collins of Golden Valley, Ariz., Tammy Leyva of Ash Fork, Ariz., and Frank Westfall of Williams, Ariz.; and 35 grandchildren, plus great-grandchildren and great-great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by six brothers; and two sisters. A graveside service will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson. The McHenry Chapel of Franklin & Downs in charge of arrangements. Remembrances may be made to Community Hospice, 4368 Spyres Way, Modesto 95356.

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(2aaaaaaaa) Alvy Washington Westfall and Victoria Mary "Dora" (Fallman) Westfall's daughter Miriam F. (Westfall) Waits's obituary - Miriam F. Waits - Services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. in the Ivers & Alcorn Mission Chapel for Mrs. Miriam Frances Waits, 64. Mrs. Waits died Thursday of natural causes in El Cerrito, where she was visiting a son. A heart attack was the cause of death. Mrs. Waits was a native Californian, having been born in this state, on Sept. 2. 1889. She had resided in Merced for the past 40 years, and had spent the two previous decades in the Turlock, Modesto, and Merced vicinities. Survivors include: The husband, Joseph N. Waits of Merced; five sons, Donald A. Waits of El Cerrito, Joseph Waits of Modesto, Alvy Waits of the US Navy and stationed in Washington, DC, Melvin Waits of Merced, and Earl Waits of Merced; two daughters, Mrs. Laura Souza of Los Banos and Miss Miriam Waits of Merced; her mother, Mrs. Dora Westfall of Modesto; seven brothers, Nicholas Westfall of Modesto, Lewis Westfall of Modesto, Ben Westfall of Modesto, Frank Westfall of Modesto, Charles Westfall of Riverbank, Thomas Westfall of golden Beach, Ore., and Alvy Westfall of Stockton; a sister, Miss Dora Westfall of Modesto; and 14 grandchildren. Officiating at the funeral rites on Monday will be the Rev. Harry B. Transchel. Burial will follow in the IOOF Cemetery. (Obituary from the Merced (California) Sun-Star, Friday, 19 February, 1954.) Daughter of Alvy Washington Westfall and Victoria Mary "Dora" Fallman Westfall of Modesto, and wife of Joseph Wilson Waits.

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(3aaaaaaaa) Alvy Washington Westfall and Victoria Mary "Dora" (Fallman) Westfall's son Nicholas Simon "Nick" Westfall's obituary - Nicholas S. Westfall - Published: August 24, 2000 - Aug. 18, 1905 -- Aug. 23, 2000. Nicholas Simon Westfall, 95, of Modesto died Wednesday at Evergreen Rehabilitation Care Center. Mr. Westfall was a native and lifelong resident of Modesto. He was a 50-year employee of the Tidewater Southern Railway. He belonged to the Old Fishermen's Club. He was a charter member of E Clampus Vitus, Estanislao Chapter 58, and he also belonged to Native Sons of the Golden West. He was a member of Central Baptist Church. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy Westfall of Modesto; stepson, David A. Mobley of Reedsport, Ore.; and brother, Frank Westfall of Modesto. A funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Salas Brothers Funeral Chapel. Burial will be at Lakewood Memorial Park, Hughson. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. today and from noon to 8 p.m. Friday at the chapel. Remembrances may be made to the Central Baptist Church Building Fund, 727 Sutter Ave., Modesto 95351.

He was the son of Alvy Washington and Victoria Mary "Dora" Fallman Westfall, widower of Augusta Faye Snyder Westfall, and husband of Dorothy Elizabeth Baker Mobley.

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(4aaaaaaaa) Alvy Washington Westfall and Victoria Mary "Dora" (Fallman) Westfall's son Thomas William Westfall's obituary - Thomas W. Westfall of Modesto, a retired equipment operator in construction and agriculture who lived in the Stanislaus area since 1903, died yesterday in a local rest home following a long illness. A native of Valley Springs, he was a member of the Prescott Bible Church. Survivors are his widow Goldie L. Westfall; a son, Richard Westfall, of Modesto; daughters Lois Mifflin and Dorothy Zuiderduin, both of Modesto, Eleanor Reynolds of Oakdale and Lorene Waits of Oregon; brothers Ben Westfall of Merced, Alvy Westfall, Louis Westfall, Charles Westfall, Nicholas Westfall and Frank Westfall, all of Modesto; a sister, Rebecca Shaw of Merced; and 17 grandchildren. Services are pending at the Franklin & Downs Funeral Home. WESTFALL--Funeral services for Thomas W. Westfall will be conducted Monday, 11:00 a.m. in the Franklin & Downs Funeral Home, 12th and G Streets. (Parking lot adjoins). Committal, Lakewood Memorial Park. Obituary from the Modesto (California) Bee, 30 Dec. 1971; Funeral Notice appeared 2 Jan. 1972.

Son of Alvy Washington and Victoria Mary "Dora" Fallman Westfall, and husband of Goldie Louyza Tulley Westfall.

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(3aaaaa) George (Jury) Westfall and Nancy (Haynes) Wesfall's son John Westfall was born May 19, 1813 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died Aug. 7, 1907 in Cass County, Iowa. Burial: Shinar Cumberland Presbyterian, Pleasant Grove, Des Moines County, Iowa. John was born to George Westfall and Nancy Haynes. He moved to Allegany County, New York in about 1833 and there wed Hannah Bodine in about 1836. They had these children: (1) Male, name unknown, in 1838. They then moved to Des Moines County, Iowa in 1838 and show there in the 1840 census. They spent a couple of years in Illinois and had: (2) David H. Westfall born in Feb 1841. By 1845, they were back in Des Moines, Iowa and had: (3) Charles H. Westfall born in Apr 1845; and (4) James Orville Westfall born in 1848.

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(4aaaaa) George (Jury) Westfall and Nancy (Haynes) Wesfall's son Marcus Westfall was born in 1823 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died Apr. 13, 1895 in Allegany County, New York. Marcus was born to George Westfall and Nancy Haynes. He stayed in Allegany County, New York when the rest of his family went to Iowa and in about 1843 wed Elizabeth Matilda (maiden name unknown). They had these children: (1) Oliver Perry Westfall born in 1844; (2) James R. Westfall born in Mar 1847; (3) Austin F. Westfall born on 26 Dec 1849; (4) Maria Westfall born in Apr 1851; and (5) John A. Westfall born in Mar 1860.

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(1aaaaaa) Marcus Westfall and Elizabeth Matilda (Rush) Westfall's son Oliver Perry Westfall was born 24 Dec 1844 in Allegany County, New York, and died 15 Oct 1918 in Allegany County, New York. Burial: Black Creek Cemetery. Black Creek, Allegany County, New York. He married 1st Sarah A. Norman (1845–1905). He married 2nd Mary Hogue. Oliver Perry Westfall and his 1st wife Sarah A. (Norman) Westfall had these children-Carrie L. Westfall (1867–1887); and Fred Eugene Westfall (1876–1952).

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(1aaaaaaa) Oliver Perry Westfall and his 1st wife Sarah A. (Norman) Westfall's son Fred Eugene Westfall was born 29 Feb 1876 in Cattaraugus County, New York, and died 3 May 1952 in Cattaraugus County, New York. Burial: Mount View Cemetery, Olean, Cattaraugus County, New York. He married 1st Mary J. Torkington. He married 2nd Lottie E Cook (1885–1924) in 1911. Fred Eugene Westfall and his 1st wife Mary J. (Torkington) Westfall had a daughter Carrie Westfall born in Feb. 1897. Fred Eugene Westfall and his 2nd wife Lottie E. (Cook) Westfall had these children-Eugene George Westfall (1912–1996); Charles H. Westfall (1916–1986); Gerald A. Westfall (1918–1992); and Russell K. Westfall (1920–1996).

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(1aaaaaaaa) Fred Eugene Westfall and his 2nd wife Lottie E. (Cook) Westfall's son Russell K. Westfall was born 1 Sep 1920 in Olean, Cattaraugus County, New York, and died 2 Jan 1996 in Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York. Burial: Onondaga County Veterans Memorial Cemetery, Syracuse, Onondaga County, New York. He married Dorothy M. Howard (1922–2011), and they had these children-Frank W. Westfall; Chuck A. Westfall; Sally M. Westfall Donnelly; and Shirley J. Westfall Riehl. Russell K. Westfall's obituary - Post-Standard, The (Syracuse, NY) - Jan 3, 1996 - Deceased Name: RUSSELL K. WESTFALL - Russell K. Westfall, 65, of 107 Lincoln Park Drive died Tuesday at St. Joseph's Hospital. A native of Olean, Mr. Westfall resided most of his life in Syracuse. He retired 12 years ago after 33 years with Carrier Corp. Mr. Westfall was a member of Delaware Street Baptist Church and the Eastwood Senior Center, which named him the 1992 Senior of the Year. An Army veteran of World War II, Mr. Westfall was a member of Eastwood Post 1276, American Legion. Surviving are his wife, the former Dorothy M. Howard; two sons, Frank W. and Chuck A., both of Syracuse; two daughters, Sally M. Donnelly of Syracuse and Shirley J. Riehl of Tennessee; a brother, Eugene of Rochester; 12 grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Services will be at 11 a.m. Friday at Goddard-Crandall-Shepardson Funeral Home. Burial will be in Onondaga County Veterans Cemetery. Calling hours will be 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home, 311 James St.

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(2aaaaaa) Marcus Westfall and Elizabeth Matilda (Rush) Westfall's son James Westfall was born 14 Mar 1847 in Allegany County, New York, and died 8 Nov 1923 in Cass County, Minnesota. He married Martha Little in Polk County, Iowa on November 5, 1872. They had these children-Eva Mae Westfall Beals (1871–1949); Esther E. Westfall born on 21 Dec 1875; Cyrus Austin Westfall born 6 Oct 1876, died in 1949; James Marcus Westfall born 19 Oct 1880, died in 1948; John Franklin Westfall born 19 Nov 1881, died in 1921; Charles Edward Westfall born 6 Dec 1883, died in 1948; Matilda E. Westfall born 5 Jan 1886; Margaret Ellen Westfall Quinnett born 15 Jan 1888, died in 1976; and Jessie Monroe Westfall born 10 Jan 1891, died in 1965.

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(1aaaaaaa) James and Martha (Little) Westfall's daughter Eva Mae Westfall Beals was born in 1871, and died in 1949 in Pine River, Cass County, Minnesota. Burial: Ponto Lake Cemetery, Cass County, Minnesota. She married Anson Beals (1859–1937) in 1889, and they had these children-Grace Beals Hildebran (1891–1959); Matilda Margaret Beals Curtis (1893–1955); and Francis Leslie Beals (1897–1981).

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(2aaaaaaa) James and Martha (Little) Westfall's son Cyrus Austin Westfall was born in 1879, and died 23 Jul 1949. Burial: Cardston Cemetery, Cardston, Claresholm Census Division, Alberta, Canada. He married Mary Thompson (1878–1920) in 1896, and they had thyese children-Joseph Elmer Westfall (1897–1971); Delmar Westfall (1900–1913); Harold Westfall (1901–1972); and Violet Westfall (1909–1909).

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(1aaaaaaaa) Cyrus Austin Westfall and Mary (Thompson) Westfall's son Harold Westfall was born in 1901, and died 14 Mar 1972. Burial: Cardston Cemetery, Cardston, Claresholm Census Division, Alberta, Canada. He married Bessie Hovey (1903–1995), and they had these children-Delmar Alonzo Westfall (1923–2008); and Archie G. Westfall (1926–2001).

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(1aaaaaaaaa) Harold and Bessie (Hovey) Westfall's son Archie G. Westfall was born 1 Sep 1926 in Cardston, Claresholm Census Division, Alberta, Canada, and died 4 Jul 2001 in Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado. Burial: Mountain View Cemetery, Pueblo, Pueblo County, Colorado. He was married twice to Katherine L Westfall (1929–1994) and Bessie Virginia Lee Westfall (1930–1976), and had these children-Sue Westfall Gray, Marjorie Westfall, Harold Westfall, Lynn Westfall Uphoff, and Patricia Westfall Patlogar. Archie G. Westfall's obituary - Archie G. Westfall - Pueblo Chieftain - July 05, 2001 - Archie G. Westfall passed away July 4, 2001, in Pueblo. Archie was born Sept. 1, 1926, in Cardston, Alberta, Canada, to Harold and Bessie Hovey Westfall and had lived in Pueblo since 1949. He was employed in the CF&I Steel Mill for 34 years before retiring in 1983. Archie was a member of Eagles Aerie No. 145 in Pueblo. He was preceded in death by his parents; and two wives, Virginia in 1976, and Katherine in 1994. Mr. Westfall is survived by his children, Sue (John) Gray, Marjorie Westfall, both of Pueblo, Harold (Gabriella) Westfall of Arizona, Lynn (John) Uphoff of Illinois, Patricia (William) Patlogar of California; a brother, Delmar Westfall of Canada; 14 grandchildren and 15 great-grandchildren. Cremation, Davis Crematory. Graveside services will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 7, 2001, in the Mountain View Cemetery. Donations in memory of Mr. Westfall may be made to the Salvation Army, either direct or through the mortuary.

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(3aaaaaaa) James and Martha (Little) Westfall's son John Franklin Westfall was born 19 Nov 1881, and died 29 Jul 1921. Burial: Plankinton Cemetery, Plankinton, Aurora County, South Dakota. He married Eva Ellen Winburn (1885–1918), and they had these children-James Frederick Westfall (1903–1967); and Edith Gertrude Westfall Walters (1905–1988).

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(4aaaaaaa) James and Martha (Little) Westfall's son James Marcus “Mark” Westfall 19 Oct 1880 in Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa, and died 12 Mar 1948 in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. Burial: Pine Ridge Cemetery, Pine River, Cass County, Minnesota. He married Edith Lillian Howe (1880–1938) in 1899, and they had these children-Hazel Edith Westfall Raffety (1904–1981); John M. Westfall (1908–1982); Harry Floyd Westfall (1909–1916); Marvin W. Westfall (1912–1960); Edna G. Westfall (1914–1932).

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(5aaaaaaa) James and Martha (Little) Westfall's son Charles Edward Westfall was born 6 Dec 1883 in Polk County, Iowa, and died 19 Nov 1948 in Minnesota. Burial: Rothsay Baptist Cemetery, Rothsay, Otter Tail County, Minnesota. He married Mabel May Quinette (1886–1969), and they had these children-C Fred Westfall (1907–1975); Walter Raymond Westfall (1910–1988); and Dorothy M. Westfall Brown (1920–2009).

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(6aaaaaaa) James and Martha (Little) Westfall's daughter Margaret Ellen Westfall Quinnett was born 15 Jan 1888 in Polk County, Iowa, and died 28 Apr 1976 in Alloway, Salem County, New Jersey. Burial: Alloway United Methodist Church Cemetery, Alloway, Salem County, New Jersey. She married William Franklin Quinnett (1883–1947), and they had these children-Hugh Tyler Quinnett (1902–1965); Richard Owen Quinnette (1908–1986); Eva Eunice Quinnette Gordon (1915–1994); Frances Isable Quinnette Dorrell (1917–1996); William Franklin Quinnette (1922–2001); and Robert Eugene Quinnette (1930–1965).

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(5aaaaa) George (Jury) Westfall and Nancy (Haynes) Wesfall's son Simeon Westfall was born in 1800 in Matamoras, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died in 1853 in Carman, Henderson County, Illinois. Burial: Carman Cemetery, Carman, Henderson County, Illinois. Simeon was born to George Westfall and Nancy Haynes. He wed Mariah Schoonover in about 1835. They lived in New York and had these children: (1) Jemima Westfall born on 27 Nov 1836. In about 1839, they moved to Hocking County, Ohio and had: (2) John W. Westfall born in 1843.

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(2aaa) Simon and Jannetje (Westbroeck) Westfall's son John/Jan Dewitt Westfall was born Bef. May 19, 1750 at Carpenters Point, Sussex Co., NJ, and died December 1802 in Montague, Sussex Co., NJ. Burial: Cobb-Smith Cemetery, Ontario County, New York. He married Mary Davis abt. 1776, born in abt. 1754, daughter of Joris Davis and his wife, Deborah Schoonhoven. John bought land, in May 1775, in the Town of Montague, Sussex Co., NJ, that abutted land owned by his father. He farmed both parcels of land and lived, with his family, in the stone house that was on his father's property. In 1801, John purchased 600 acres of land in Phelps, Ontario Co., NY, and he and his oldest son, Simon D., went there to clear the land for farming. John died Nov. 1802, suddenly, and his property in NY, was divided between his five sons. His widow, Mary, continued to live in the stone house in New Jersey, with her son Samuel D. and his family until 1826, when they all moved to Lyons, Wayne Co., NY. Mary died there in 1829, and was buried at the Westfall burying grounds on Preemption Rd., Ontario Co., NY. A tombstone for her is at South Lyons Cemetery, on her son, Samuel D. Westfall's plot. It is inscribed, Consort of John Westfall. John Dewitt Westfall and Mary (Davis) Westfall had these children-Simon Westfall born abt. 1777, died aft. 1857 in Phelps Township, Ontario Co., NY; Samuel Dewitt Westfall born 29, 1780, died 1865 in Lyons, Wayne Co., NY, married Jane Westbrook; George D. Westfall born abt. 1784, died 1827, married Maria Bennett: Jacob Dewitt Westfall born 1786, died 1869; and John Dewitt Westfall born abt. 1788, died bef. March 11, 1813, married Esther Westbrook born abt. 1780.

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(1aaaa) John/Jan Dewitt Westfall and Mary (Davis) Westfall's son Samuel Dewitt Westfall was born in October 1780, was baptized at the Minisink Dutch Reformed Church in New Jersey, 29 Oct. 1780, died Oct. 16, 1865 in Lyons, Wayne Co., NY. Burial: South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne County, New York. He married Jane Westbrook (1786 - 1865). Samuel was married about 1804, NJ, to Jane Westbrook, daughter of Soveryn Westbrook and Blandina Westbrook. Samuel lived in the Westfall Farm house on Clove Rd., Montague, NJ, that had been in possession of the Westfall family since 1775. In 1826, he sold the property to a cousin, Wilhelmus Westfall and the property remained in the Westfall families until 1940. In 1816, Samuel purchased 540 acres of land in the town of Lyons, Wayne Co., NY, and began farming there in 1820. His only son, John D. Westfall continued farming the land after Samuel retired. Samuel Dewitt Westfall and Jane (Westbrook) Westfall had these children-Mary Westfall born August 19, 1805 in Minisink, died 1849, married Jacob Westfall born abt. 1800, died aft. 1878 in Wayne Co., NY; Samuel Westfall (1807 - 1874); Diana Westfall born May 25, 1808 in Minisink, died 1881, married Merrill Shattuck; Sarah Westfall born June 28, 1810 in Minisink, died 1837, married Orson Roys born abt. 1800; Jane Westfall born August 4, 1816 in Minisink, married Edwin B. Leach born abt. 1810; Esther Westfall born August 31, 1817 in Minisink, 1852, married Stephen Leach born abt. 1810; John Westfall born February 11, 1818 in Minisink; and John Westfall born February 11, 1813, died 1888.

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(1aaaaa) Samuel Dewitt Westfall and Jane (Westbrook) Westfall's son Samuel Westfall was born in 1807 in New Jersey, and died May 1, 1874 in Arcadia, Wayne County, New York. Burial: Newark Cemetery, Newark, Wayne County, New York: Plot: "Old Grounds. Samuel Westfall was born between June and December of 1807 in New Jersey, likely in Sussex County. He married Catherine Romans (1812 - 1874) in 1829, and together they had eleven children: Mary E. Westfall: Augustus M. Westfall (1832 - 1910); John Romans Westfall (1834 - 1898); Ann Eliza Jane Westfall Rogers (1838 - 1879); Maria Adell Westfall (1841 - 1860); Moses A. Westfall; Catherine A. "Kate" Westfall; Samuel H. Westfall; Antice A. Westfall; A. Amelia Westfall: and Thomas DeWitt Westfall. He was the Chief of Police in Newark in 1869. (He was referred to as such in the Buffalo Evening Courier and Republic newspaper that year.) He was a member of the Newark Presbyterian and was buried in the Old Grounds at Newark Main Street Cemetery on 3 May 1874. The stones are not standing, as of October 2012, in either the Old Yard or Section 13 where another Westfall is buried. --- Obituary from the Clyde Times, 14 May 1874: Died: WESTFALL - In Arcadia, May 1, 1874, Samuel Westfall, aged 66 years. --- Wayne County Historian Records: Church Record for Westfall, Samuel. (Died 1 May 1874.) Newark Presbyterian. Record dated 14 Jan 1855. Member List, Page 413. Arcadia. Cemetery Record for Westfall, Samuel. (Buried 3 May 1874.) NMainCem.rec. Newspaper: Clyde Times, 14 May 1874. Page 3/5. Death of Mr. Samuel Westfall in Arcadia.

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(1aaaaaa) Samuel Westfall and Catherine (Romans) Westfall's son John Romans Westfall mwas born Apr. 15, 1834 in Wayne County, New York, and died Mar. 4, 1898 in Wayne County, New York. Burial: Newark Cemetery, Newark, Wayne County, New York. He wed Mary Augustus Sheldon (1840 - 1909) in about 1859. They lived in Wayne County, New York and had these children: (1) Arthur Sheldon Westfall born in 1860, died 1935; (2) George A. Westfall born on 17 Jun 1862, died 1870; (3) Samuel H. Westfall born on 18 May 1865; (4) M. Winifred Westfall born in 1867; (5) Augusta R. Westfall born in 1869; (6) Lizzie A. Westfall born in 1871; (7) John R. Westfall born in 1873; and (8) Will Van Westfall born on 13 Oct 1878, died 1894.

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(1aaaaaaa) John Romans Westfall and Mary Augustus (Sheldon) Westfall's son Arthur Sheldon Westfall was born in 1860 Wayne County, New York, and died Jul. 3, 1935 in Los Angeles County, California. Burial: Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale), Glendale, Los Angeles County, California. He wed Etta E. (1863 - 1930), surname unknown, in Wayne County, New York in about 1882. They had these children: (1) Samuel A. Westfall born on 21 May 1883, died 1914; (2) Herbert L. Westfall born on 9 Aug 1886; and (3) Gertrude Westfall born in 1889.

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(2aaaaa) Samuel Dewitt Westfall and Jane (Westbrook) Westfall's daughter Diana Westfall Shattuck born May 26, 1808 in Montague, Sussex County, New Jersey, died Jan. 8, 1881 in Monroe County, New York. Burial: South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne County, New York. She was married about 1832, Wayne Co., NY, to Merrill Shattuck (1810 - 1852). Merrill and Diana had a farm in the Town of Lyons, Wayne Co., NY. Their children were: Spencer Shattuck, Mark Shattuck, William Shattuck, Sarah Shattuck Llewellyn (1841 - 1874), Helen Shattuck, and Mary Shattuck. Diana was living with her daughter, Helen Wilson and her family, in Monroe Co., NY when she died in 1881.

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(3aaaaa) Samuel Dewitt Westfall and Jane (Westbrook) Westfall's daughter Sarah Westfall Roys was born Jun. 28, 1810 in Montague, Sussex County, New Jersey, and died in 1837 in Lyons, Wayne County, New York. Burial: South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne County, New York. Sarah was married to Orson Roys. Sarah and Orson Roys had four children: John Roys, born 1830; Jane Roys, born 1832; George Roys, born 1835; and Charles Roys, born 1837. After Sarah's death, her parents took her children to live with them.

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(4aaaaa) Samuel Dewitt Westfall and Jane (Westbrook) Westfall's son John D. Westfall was born Feb. 11, 1813 in Montague, Sussex County, New Jersey, and died Oct. 1, 1888 in Lyons, Wayne County, New York. Burial: South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne County, New York. John was married to Caroline Lucinda Wheeler, born 3 June 1818, Livingston Co. NY; died 21 Apr. 1878, Wayne Co., NY. John farmed in the Town of Lyons, NY. When his father, Samuel Westfall, retired from farming, he gave his only son, John D. Westfall, most of the home-farm near Lyons, NY. Children of John and Caroline Westfall were: Alice Westfall (1838 - 1907); Isadore E. Westfall (1845 - 1913); Clara Westfall (1847 - 1913); Loraine D; Westfall; and Clarence Westfall.

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(5aaaaa) Samuel Dewitt Westfall and Jane (Westbrook) Westfall's daughter Esther Westfall Leach was born Aug. 31, 1817 in Montague, Sussex County, New Jersey, and died Oct. 5, 1852 in Lyons, Wayne County, New York. Burial: South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne County, New York. Esther was married about 1838 to Edwin B. Leach (1814 - 1859). Edwin was a contractor. He was born in NY in 1814. He and Esther had four children: Spencer Leach, (1839-1858); Morton A. Leach born in 1841; Edwin W. Leach born in 1854; Ellen Clair Leach (1851-1852).

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(2aaaa) John/Jan Dewitt Westfall and Mary (Davis) Westfall George DeWitt Westfall was born Jan., 1784 in Montague, Sussex County, New Jersey, and died Apr., 1827 in Phelps, Ontario County, New York, Burial: South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne County, New York. George was married about 1801/1802, NJ, to Mary Bennett (1786 - 1870). They left Sussex Co., NJ, in 1806, and farmed in the Phelps area of Ontario Co., NY. Their first child, Mary, was born in NJ. Eight additional children were born in Phelps, NY. George died at the young age of 43. They had these Children: Mary Westfall Kipp (1804 - 1888); Samuel DeWitt Westfall (1807 - 1893); Nancy Westfall (1812 - 1907); Henry Westfall (1815 - ____); Lydia Westfall Barrick (1817 - 1907); George DeWitt Westfall (1820 - ____); Sara Westfall Van Auken (1827 - 1869); Cynthy Jane Westfall; and Joseph Westfall;

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(1aaaaa) George D. Westfall and Maria (Bennett) Westfall had a son Samuel DeWitt Westfall III born Sep. 9, 1807 in Phelps, Ontario County, New York, and died Dec. 13, 1893 in Ypsilanti, Washtenaw County, Michigan. Burial: Otisville Cemetery, Belleville, Wayne County, Michigan. Samuel Westfall was the oldest son of George DeWitt Westfall and his wife, Maria Bennett. Samuel D. was married 16 Feb. 1832, Junius, NY, to Elizabeth (Betsey) Kipp (1812 - 1882), daughter of Walter Kipp and his wife, Sarah. Samuel and Betsey Westfall came to Michigan in the mid 1830s and had a farm on Martinsville Rd., near Belleville, MI. Samuel died at the home of his daughter, Julia Westfall Doyle in Ypsilanti, MI. They had these children: George DeWitt Westfall (1834 - 1908); Francis A. Westfall (1838 - 1839); Oscar Francis Westfall (1840 - 1923); Sarah Westfall Coleman-Renton (1844 - 1922); Julia Ann Westfall Doyle (1846 - 1934); and Joseph Eugene Westfall (1849 - 1932).

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(1aaaaaa) Samuel and Betsey (Kipp) Westfall had a daughter Sarah Westfall who married Calvert Coleman. Calvert and Sarah (Westfall) Coleman had a son Claud E. Coleman who married Maude Heath. Claud E. Coleman and Maude (Heath) Coleman had a son Summer Coleman who married Elizabeth Sinkule and they had a son Robert Coleman born December 27, 1927 in MI who married Clarice Koester born June 3, 1930 in MI.

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(3aaaa) John/Jan Dewitt Westfall and Mary (Davis) Westfall's son John Dewitt Westfall, Jr. was born abt. 1780, and died bef. March 11, 1813. He married Esther Westbrook 05 Jan 1812. She was born abt. 1780. John Dewitt Westfall Jr. and Esther (Westbrook) Westfall had a son John D. Westfall 3rd born March 11, 1813. John D. Westfall 3rd married Jane Cuddeback. John D. Westfall 3rd and Jane (Cuddeback) Westfall had a son William W. Westfall, schoolmaster, born Jan 1837. He died in 1896 in Wurtsboro, NY. He married Martha Jane Cuddeback born abt. 1745.

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(1aaaaa) John D. Westfall 3rd and Jane (Cuddeback) Westfall's son William W. Westfall was born in Jan 1837. He died in 1896. He was buried in Sylvan Cemetery, Wurtsboro, Sullivan Co., NY. He was a schoolteacher. He married Martha Jane Cuddeback. She was born on Feb 21 1841. She died in 1910/1920. She was buried in Sylvan Cemetery, Wurtsboro, Sullivan Co., NY. Martha married William W. Westfall, son of John D. Westfall and Jane Cuddeback, on Dec 26 1860 in Huguenot, Orange Co., NY. He resided with maternal grandparents and next door to father, who was living alone in 1850 in Deerpark, Orange Co., NY. He resided with wife Martha J, daughters Jane and Grace, son Macey, and brother-in-law Peter G Cuddeback in 1880 in Mamakating, Sullivan Co., NY. William W. Westfall and Martha Jane (Cuddeback) Westfall had the following children-Jane Westfall born Oct 25 1862 in New York, married John C. Orth on Jan 3 1895; Grace Westfall born Feb 28 1863 in New York; Eugene Macy O. Westfall born in Nov 1866 in New York; and Mary Westfall born abt. 1870 in Wurtsboro, NY.

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(4aaaa) John/Jan Dewitt Westfall and Mary (Davis) Westfall's son Simon DeWitt Westfall was born Sep. 3, 1777 Montague, Sussex County, New Jersey, and died Apr. 8, 1857 in Phelps, Ontario County, New York. Burial: South Lyons Cemetery, Lyons, Wayne County, New York. Simon Westfall was the son of Jan/John DeWitt Westfall and his wife, Mary Davis. He was married 31 Jan. 1799, Sussex Co., NJ to Mary McDaniels (1777 - 1862), daughter of Hugh McDaniels of New Jersey. Simon Westfall and his father, Jan/John D. Westfall left New Jersey around 1800, to take possession of land they had purchased in Phelps, Ontario Co., NY. His father died suddenly in 1802. By 1806, Simon's brother, George D. Westfall also settled on land in Phelps, NY, followed by two other brothers, Jacob who had land in Phelps, and Samuel who had land in neighboring Lyons, Wayne Co., NY. In Simon's estate settlement, nine children were listed as his heirs-John Westfall born 1799, NY, died 1866, Plymouth, MI; Martha Westfall born 1805, NY, married to Aaron Boylan; Jacob Westfall born 23 June 1808, NY, died 1892, Plymouth, MI; Lewis Westfall born 15 Dec. 1810, NY, died 1886, Plymouth, MI; Huldah Westfall born 1812, NY, died 1850s Livingston Co., MI, married to Orson Swift; Jane Westfall born 1814, NY, married to David Cole; William Westfall (no data); Abby Westfall born 1819, NY, died 1873, NY, married to Chauncey Musselman; and Miranda Westfall born 1822, NY, married to Nathaniel Merrill.

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(1aaaaa) Simon D. Westfall and Mary (McDaniels) Westfall's son Lewis Westfall was born Dec. 15, 1810 in Phelps, Ontario County, New York, and died Nov. 26, 1886 in Plymouth, Wayne County, Michigan. Lewis was a son of Simon D. Westfall and Mary McDaniels of Phelps, NY. He was married to Catherine Glimpse (1809 - 1885). Lewis Westfall bought one acre of land in the village of Plymouth, MI, on 6 July 1837. He and his family lived in Michigan for about three or four years before going back to Phelps, NY. Two children were born in Michigan, the rest in Phelps, NY. In the 1860s the family returned to Michigan and again lived in the Plymouth area where Lewis had a farm. Lewis, Catherine and many of their chldren are buried at Riverside Cemetery, Plymouth, MI. Children of Lewis Westfall and Catherine Glimpse were-Sarah Ann (Sally) Westfall born 10 Dec. 1833, Phelps, NY, married to Lafayette Burch; Charles Westfall born 12 Apr. 1836, Phelps, NY, died 5 June 1925, Plymouth, MI, married 26 Sept. 1869, Northville, MI, to Viola Niblack; Orson Westfall born 24 Nov. 1838, Plymouth, MI, died 24 June 1920, Plymouth, MI, married to Rachel F. Everett; Mary Jane Westfall born about 1841, Plymouth, MI, married to Isaac Everett; Oliver Westfall born 14 Feb. 1844, Phelps, NY, died 3 July 1928, Plymouth, MI, married 1st 12 July 1868, Northville, MI, to Eliza Gillespie, married 2nd 27 Mar. 1893, Plymouth, MI, to Antoinette Crane; William Westfall born about 1847, Phelps, NY, died Dec. 1897, Belleville, MI, married to Julia Thirkettle; and Ellen Westfall born Feb. 1849, Phelps, NY, married to John King.

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(1aaaaaa) Lewis Westfall and Catherine (Glimpse) Westfall's son Charles Westfall was born Apr. 12, 1836 in Phelps, Ontario County, New York, and died in Jun. 5, 1925 in Plymouth, Wayne County, Michigan. Charles Westfall was a son of Lewis Westfall and his wife, Catherine Glimpse. He was married 26 Sept. 1869, Wayne Co., MI, to Viola Niblack (1850 - 1928), daughter of John Niblack and his wife, Adaline Miller of Lenawee Co., MI. Charles and Viola lived in Macon Twp., Lenawee Co., MI, when they were first married. He worked as a sawyer, and their first child, Jennie Westfall was born there in March 1870. By 1880, they lived in Livonia Twp., Wayne Co., MI, where he had a farm. The obituary for Charles appeared in the Plymouth Mail newspaper, Fri., June 12, 1925: - "Charles Westfall, who passed away at his home on Fri., June 5, at the age of eighty-nine years, was born in Phelps,, Ontario Co., NY, April 12, 1836. He came to Plymouth in 1857, and has resided in and around here ever since. "On Sept. 26, 1869, he was united in marriage with Miss Viola Niblack of Macon, Lenawee Co., MI, who survives him. Ten children were born to this union, five boys and five girls, three of whom have already preceded him to the high life, one son and two daughters. He also leaves seventeen grandchildren, six great grandchildren, one brother and three sisters. "During the Civil War, he enlisted in Co. C, 24th Michigan Infantry. "The funeral services were held from the Schrader Bros. Funeral Home at 3 o'clock, Monday afternoon, Rev. Carl Ziedler of Belleville, officiating. Interment took place at Riverside Cemetery." Children of Charles and Viola (Niblack) Westfall were-Lewis Westfall (1871 - 1912); Clara Westfall Bunyea (1875 - 1952); Frank Westfall (1883 - 1939); William Hamilton Westfall (1885 - 1957); Elmer Westfall (1887 - 1951); Charles Westfall (1889 - 1963); and 4 other children (names unknown).

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(1aaaaaaa) Charles Westfall and Viola (Niblack) Westfall's son Lewis Westfall was born in 1871 in Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan, and died Feb. 13, 1912 in Plymouth, Wayne County, Michigan. He was married to Jennie E. Mitchell (1871 - 1938). Lewis and Jennie lived in Plymouth, MI. They had one son, Louis Judson Westfall, born to them 25 Nov. 1899, Wayne, MI, died 1967. Lewis and Jennis are both buried at Riverside Cemetery, Plymouth, MI.

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(5aaaa) John/Jan Dewitt Westfall and Mary (Davis) Westfall's son Jacob DeWitt Westfall was born Oct. 22, 1786 in Montague, Sussex County, New Jersey, and died May 28, 1869 in Hillsdale County, Michigan. Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan. Jacob was married to Mary Middaugh (1788 - 1869). Jacob left New Jersey and settled near Phelps, Ontario Co., NY, in the early 1800s. His brothers, Simon, George and Samuel Westfall also had settled in the Phelps and Lyons, NY area. Some time between 1850 and 1860, Jacob and Mary moved from Phelps, NY to Hillsdale Co., MI, where many of their children lived. They had these children: Charles Westfall (1810 - 1899); Lydia Westfall McCartey (1812 - 1907); Mary Westfall (1813 - 1873); Jane Westfall VanDeMark (1814 - 1898); Eli Westfall (1816 - 1904); Sally Westfall McWilliam (1819 - 1902); Urania Westfall Shepperd (1824 - 1884); Albert W. Westfall (1830 - 1910); Senia Westfall; David Westfall; and Ann Marie Westfall.

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(1aaaaa) Jacob DeWitt Westfall and Mary Middaugh Westfall's son Charles Westfall was born in 1810 in Ontario County, New York, and died Nov. 2, 1899 in Michigan. Burial: Potter's Field, Cambria, Hillsdale County, Michigan. He was married 16 Aug 1832, Lyons, Wayne Co, NY to Elenor C. Sutton (1815 - 1866), daughter of Robert B and J A Sutton. Charles was an early settler in Hillsdale Co, MI.

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(2aaaaa) Jacob DeWitt Westfall and Mary Middaugh Westfall's son Eli Westfall was born Sep. 24, 1816 in Phelps, Ontario County, New York, and died May 10, 1904 in Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan. Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan. He was married in 1840, NY to Esther Westfall (1818 - 1903), daughter of Abraham Westfall and Mariah VanAuken. In the fall of 1841, Eli and Esther moved to Hillsdale Co., MI, and settled in the township of Camden upon a quarter section of land that had been purchased before leaving Phelps, NY. The journey from Buffalo, NY to Toledo, OH was made by boat across Lake Erie; and from Toledo to Adrian, MI over the "horse railroad." The road was laid with wooden rails and the power was one horse. Ten miles an hour was great speed. At Adrian, they hired a man and team to take them to Jonesville. From there they made their way to their land in Camden, Hillsdale Co. walking all of the way. About fifteen acres of their land had been chopped over; the rest was an unbroken forest. There were no buildings, and Eli went to work building a house and barns, and cleared the land. They lived and worked on the farm for eighteen years before moving to the city of Hillsdale. Eli managed farms for Henry Waldron and for several years was street comissioner of the city of Hillsdale. Many of the improvements to the streets of the city were made under his supervision. He was an esteemed citizen of Hillsdale for his work in promoting the welfare and prosperity of his city. Eli and Esther had one daughter, Mary M. Westfall Chapman (1843 - 1915), who was married to Clarence Chapman.

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(3aaaaa) Jacob DeWitt Westfall and Mary Middaugh Westfall's son Albert W. Westfall was born in 1830 in Phelps, Ontario County, New York, and died Nov. 23, 1910 in Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan. Burial: Oak Grove Cemetery, Hillsdale, Hillsdale County, Michigan.He was married to Hannah J. Westfall (1833 - 1899), daughter of Wilhelmus Westfall and his wife, Margery Cole. Albert owned a hardware store in Hillsdale, MI, for many years. His sons, George W. and Clarence J. were working with him in the business in 1880. Children of Albert and Hannah Westfall were: Mary Westfall born 6 Dec.1858, died 22 Apr. 1869; George W. Westfall born about 1860; Clarence J. Westfall born about 1862; Julia Mae Westfall born May 1874, died 28 Nov. 1876 (County records show name Mary; tombstone shows name Julia Mae); and Lewis A. Westfall born about 1878.

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(4aaaaa) Jacob DeWitt Westfall and Mary Middaugh Westfall's daughter Sally Westfall McWilliam was born Mar. 17, 1819, in Phelps, Ontario County, New York, and died May 2, 1902 in Camden, Hillsdale County, Michigan. Burial: Camden Cemetery, Camden, Hillsdale County, Michigan. She was married 27 Apr. 1845, Camden Twp., Hillsdale Co., MI, to John McWilliam (1822 - 1904), son of Almer J. and Agnes McWilliam. Sally and John met in 1844, while she was visiting her brother, Eli Westfall, in Camden Township, Hillsdale Co., MI. John had recently taken ownership of land there and was working to bring it from wilderness to farmland. They married the next year and together were successful in developing a prosperous farm. Children of John McWilliam and Sally Westfall were: Abner J. McWilliam born 13 Oct, 1846, died 24 July 1880; Estelle McWilliam Huggett born 1848, died 1941; and Albert W. McWilliam born 21 Dec. 1851, died 28 Oct. 1853.

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(3aaa) Simon and Jannetje (Westbroeck) Westfall's son Wilhelmus (William) Westfall was born 1753 Carpenters Point, Sussex Co., NJ. He married Margaret Haynes abt. 1779 in Orange Co., NY. She was born 1759 in NY, daughter of Frederick Haynes and Catherine (Decker) Haynes. Children of Wilhelmus and Margaret (Haynes) Westfall were-Catharine "Caty" Westfall born Oct 1780 in Orange Co., NY; Aeltje "Alice" Westfall born Sep 1781 in Orange Co., NY; Lydia Westfall born Apr 1784 in Orange Co., NY; Solomon Westfall born abt. 1788; Jacobus/James Westfall born abt. 1790; Nancy Westfall born 20 Sep 1793; Johannes/John Westfall born 20 Sep 1794, Deckertown, Sussex Co., NJ, died 21 May 1878 in Rowlands, PA, married Elizabeth "Betsey" Clark born September 26, 1796 in Unionville, NY, died January 21, 1839 in Rowlands, PA.

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(1aaaa) Wilhelmus and Margaret (Haynes) Westfall's son John Westfall was born 20 Sep 1794, Deckertown, Sussex Co., NJ, and died 21 May 1878 in Rowlands, PA. He married Elizabeth "Betsey" Clark born September 26, 1796 in Unionville, NY, died January 21, 1839 in Rowlands, PA. John and Elizabeth "Betsey" (Clark) Westfall had these children-William Westfall born December 1, 1818 in Unionville, NY, died November 22, 1883 in Rowlands, PA, married Amelia Ann Slocum born abt. 1825; James Westfall born July 4, 1821 in Unionville, NJ, died April 14, 1910 in Port Jervis, NY, married Esther Maria Wilson Alwood born May 5, 1832 in NJ, died February 28, 1905 in Syracuse, NY; Levina Westfall born abt. 1823, died aft. 1842; Solomon Westfall born 1824 in Milford, PA, died December 28, 1904 in Spring Creek, Warren Co., PA, married Mary E. Honeywell born January 1836 in NY, died 1909 in Spring Creek, PA; Jane Westfall born February 9, 1826 in Milford, PA, died August 13, 1901 in Rowlands, PA, married William L. Dougherty born abt. 1820 in Ireland, died Bef. 1861 in Rowlands, PA, 2nd Husband of Jane Westfall Fernando Hatch Chamberlain b: August 20, 1814 in Gibson, PA, died September 29, 1898 in Rowlands, PA; Gabriel Westfall born March 12, 1828 in Milford, PA, died March 24, 1911 in Spanaway, Pierce Co., Wash, married Sarah Wagner born 1840, died 1892 in Wayne Co., PA; Maria Westfall born June 18, 1830 in Milford, PA, died June 25, 1913 in Yacoth, Clark Co., Washington, married Robert White born abt. 1830, died Bef. 1913; John Westfall, Rev. born April 22, 1833 in Milford, PA, died March 9, 1864 in Milford, PA, married Hannah Maria Sayer born October 24, 1831, died February 4, 1913 in Deland, Fla; Catherine A. Westfall born 1836 in Rowlands, PA, died 1882 in Middletown, NY, married John Pelton born 1832.

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(1aaaaa) John Westfall and Elizabeth (Clark} Westfall's son Gabriel Westfall was born Mar. 12, 1828 in Lackawaxen, Pike County, Pennsylvania, and died Aug., 1911 in Spanaway, Pierce County, Washington. Gabriel was born to John Westfall and Elizabeth Clark. He was a Civil War veteran. He wed Sarah Wagner (1840 - 1924) in Sterling, Wyoming County, Pennsylvania on July 10, 1872; by Reverend George M. Peck. They lived in Wayne County, Pennsylvania and had these children: (1) John G. Westfall born in 1873, died 1957; (2) Ruth E. Westfall born in 1875; (3) Nellie I. Westfall born in 1877, died 1951; and (4) Edward Simpson Westfall born on 10 Oct 1878, died 1923. Gabriel and Sarah divorced in 1881 and Gabriel soon moved to the Pacific Coast. Gabriel was noted in the 1900 & 1910 census in Washington state as a widower. Sarah was noted in the 1900, 1910, and 1920 census as a widow and living in Binghamton, Broome County, New York.

Gabriel Westfall's obituary - The Citizen, Honesdale, Pa, - Wednesday, August 30, 1911 - Gabriel Westfall, a Veteran of the Civil War, formerly of Wayne County, recently died in Spanaway, WA. Mr. Westfall was 88 years of age, having been born March 12, 1828. Mr. Westfall had been ill for some time, having received a stroke of apoplexy about a year before his death. The deceased was a Soldier of the Cross as well as serving his country under the Stares and Stripes in '61. Mr. Westfall has been on the Pacific Coast about 20 years.

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(2aa) Jurian and Blandina (DeWitt) Westfall's daughter Lydia Westfall was born bef. 15 Mar 1723/24 at Dutchess Co., NY, and died in 1788 at Millville, Sussex Co., NJ. She married Jacob Westbrook (or Westbroek/Westbroeck) 11 Apr 1746 at Machackemack, Deer Park Twp. Orange Co., NY. He was born bef. 1 Jul 1722 at Guilsford, Ulster Co. NY. He was a son of Anthony Westbroek and Aaltjen (Alice Jans) Van Etten. Children of Jacob and Lydia (Westfall) Westbrook were-Maria Westbrook born aft. 1746; Sofferine Westbrook born aft. 1746; Blandina Westbrook born bef. 10 Aug 1746 in Deer Park Twp. Orange Co., NY, married Joseph Hornbeck 10 Dec 1766 at Machackemeck, Minisink, Orange Co. NY; Jannetje Westbrook born bef. 5 Feb 1758 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, married Levi Van Etten 27 Nov 1777 at Machackemack, Deer Park Twp. Orange Co., NY; Solomon Westbrook born 6 Oct 1762, died 30 Mar 1824, married Margaret DeWitt; and Johannes Westbrook born 19 Oct 1765.

(3aa) Jurian and Blandina (DeWitt) Westfall's son Jan Dewitt Westfall was born in 1726 in Kingston, Ulster County, New York.

(4aa) Jurian and Blandina (DeWitt) Westfall's daughter Catherine Westfall born in 1728 in Kingston, New York, married Michael Harness Jr. born about 1725, died August 20, 1763 in an Indian raid. Michael Harness Jr. and Catherine Westfall had 3 children-Adam Harness married Sarah Kuykendall, Sarah Harness born 1758, died 1806, married Luke Decker, and Isaac Harness born 1760. Michael Harness Jr. was killed in Indian raid, and his wife Catherine remarried to Abraham Kuykendall. Abraham Kuykendall was born about 1730. He was a son of Jacob Van Kuykendall (b.1683 at Kingston NY - d. bef 1744 Monroe Co. Pa.) and 2nd wife Sarah Westfall. This Abraham wrote his will 20 Feb 1777 in Hampshire Co. Va. he married 1st Trenny (Fanny) Claypool, widow of George Claypool. Abraham married 2nd Catharina/Catherine (Westfall) Harness, widow of Michael Harness (she is listed in Women Patriots recognized for public service in Hampshire Co. Va.) In Abraham's will, he names his beloved wife Catherine, stepson Jeremiah Claypool, stepson Isaac Harness, stepdaughter Sarah Harness. Sarah Harness married Luke Decker, the son of John and Dinah (Kuykendall) Decker. Dinah being the daughter of Jacob Van Kuykendall, and brother of Abraham Kuykendall. Jeremiah Claypool married Blondina Kuykendall daughter of Nathaniel, also brother of Abraham Kuykendall. Luke and Sarah (Harness) Decker had a son Daniel Decker who married Mary Ann Yoakum, a son Luke Decker married Catherine Bell, a son Hiram Decker married Elizabeth Kuykendall, a son Asa Decker married Catherine Decker, a son John Decker married Diane Reiley, and a son Isaac Decker who married Barbara Kuykendall, daughter of Abraham and Elizabeth (Fiddler) Kuykendall, son of Nathaniel, son of Jacob Van Kuykendall. Abraham was born in Virginia 1760 died 1830 Knox Co. Ind. Abraham and Elizabeth's daughter, Sarah, married Nathaniel Harness son of Adam and Sarah (Kuykendall) Harness, daughter of Nathaniel Kuykendall who died 1798 in Hampshire Co. Va.

Michael Harness Jr. was a son of Michael Ernst (Hörner) Harness, Sr. and his wife, Maria Elisabetha Dieffenbach. They had 13 children. He was a grandson of Joachim Ernst Kraft Horner born about 1660 in the village of Unterowisheim, Germany in the region of Germany known as Baden (today's Baden Wurttemberg). Ernst Horner and three of his children (apparently without wife Appollonia) arrived in New York City in June, 1710 as a part of the Palatine migration from Europe. It is unknown whether Apollonia accompanied her husband and three of their children to America. There is no account of her arrival. She may have died during the journey down the Rhine river to Rotterdam, or in England while waiting for the boat to New York, or more likely on the voyage to America itself. Many other emigrants did die enroute. Joachim Ernst Kraft Horner's three children and their approximate ages at the time of arrival in America were-Anna Margaretha Horner about 20, Johann Conrad Mattheus Horner-15, and Johann Michael Ernst Horner-about 9 who after his arrival in America would become known by a number of surnames, among them Michael/Ernst Harness, Sr. Joachim Ernst Kraft Horner died in August or October of 1710, probably at West Camp, a Palatine settlement on the Hudson river in New York state. His daughter, Margaretha, married a fellow German immigrant, Johannes Kayser, in September, 1710 at West Camp.

I found the following information about Michael Harness Jr. and the Indian raid that resulted in his death on the internet at this website- http://home.comcast.net/~harnessfamily/History.htm

Michael Harness, Jr. (Born about 1725 in Tulpehocken Creek Settlement, PA, and killed in Indian raid August 20, 1763 in Hampshire County, VA). He was the son of Michael Ernst (Hörner) Harness, Sr. and his wife, Maria Elisabetha Dieffenbach. They had 13 children. Michael Harness Jr. was married to Catherine Westfall. Michael Harness, Jr. was killed by Indians in 1763 in Welton's Meadow on Loony's Creek in colonial Hampshire County, VA. Family tradition says that Michael was interred in the family cemetery on a hill just above Fort Harness, but no trace of that cemetery has ever been found. Michael's widow, Catherine Westfall, later married Abraham Kuykendall. According to Terry Gruber, a Hampshire County historian, the Indian raid that resulted in the death of Michael Harness, Jr. was one of a series of Indian raids that took place in colonial Hampshire County, VA during Pontiac's War of 1763-64. After the French surrendered to the British in 1763, a series of strong, semi-coordinated attacks broke out on the Ohio frontier at the instigation of the Ottawa chief, Pontiac. In spite of the fact that there were no reporters present, Indian raids occurring in Virginia were frequently reported in Benjamin Franklin's newspaper, the Pennsylvania Gazette. The following report concerning the death of Michael Harness, Jr. and others during the Indian raid is from from the October 16, 1763 edition of that newspaper.

WILLIAMSBURGH, September 16, 1763 An express arrived in town yesterday, with letters to his Honour the Governor from Col. Stephen, by which we have the following advices, viz. That a Party of Indians attacked 6 men in Weltonmeadow, on Loonycreek, the 20th of August, about XI at night; when they killed Michael Harness and Jonathan Welton, wounded Joab Welton, and took one Delea Prisoner. The Indian that wounded Joab Welton was upon the point of repeating the stroke with the tomahawk, and killing him, when the savage was shot by one Delea, brother to the prisoner of that name; on his discharging his piece, he was attacked by several Indians at once; the first that made up to him he knocked down with his gun, but the savages wresting it out of his hand, he knocked down another with a tomahawk, which he carried under his belt. By this time the Indians had jostled him to the place where his brother lay tied; upon seeing him taken prisoner, he immediately dropt all thoughts of further resistance, and gave himself up, expecting likewise to be taken prisoner; but they hurried him away to the Indian that was shot, tomahawked him, scalped him, and wounded him with a knife, leaving him for dead, but the poor man crawled to some hay, and covered himself up, where he was found next morning perfectly in his senses, told the whole affair circumstantially, and lived two days afterwards. On receiving this intelligence, Col. Stephen ordered Major Wilson and Captain Collins of the Hampshire militia to raise two companies of voluntiers, and pursue the enemy, as soon as they could possibly provide themselves with Provisions. Major Wilson took the rout of Loonycreek; and Capt. Collins being ordered to reconnoiter the head branches of Pattersoncreek, he fell in with the Majorparty at the foot of the Allegheny mountains. After communicating intelligence, they thought it advisable to pursue the Indians over the mountains; accordingly, on the 30th of August, after a pursuit of 120 miles, over as rugged mountains as can be found, they came up with them on a branch of the Monongahela. Being on fresh tracks in the evening, Major Wilson was certain that their encampment was at no great distance; he therefore detached parties different ways in the night, to listen for horse bells, or see if they could discover fire: the noise of the bells directed them to the encampment, and before day they had crept within 30 paces of the enemy, and surrounded them. The orders were not to fire until it was light enough to see all the births where the Indians lay; but a big fellow rising to make up the fire, one of the party fired at him a little too soon, which brought on the engagement. This is to be attributed to the young mans eagerness to revenge the death of his father, who had been killed and scalped by the savages. Major Wilson, however, routed the party, took 3 Indian scalps, wounded many more, and took 11 rifles and 2 smooth barrel guns from them, with all their war equipage, and retook a number of horses. They likewise released Delea the prisoner, and got back the three scalps taken in Welton Meadow.

(5aa) Jurian and Blandina (DeWitt) Westfall's daughter Maria Westfall was born in 1733 in New York, and married Petrus Kortrecht.

(6aa) Jurian and Blandina (DeWitt) Westfall's daughter Annetje Westfall was born 1737 in kingston, New York.

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(3a) Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbosch) Westfall's son Gysbert Westfall was born in 1698 in Kingston, Ulster County, New York. He died in 1759 in Rhinebeck, Duchess Co., New York. He married Annetjen Van Etten born 1710/11 in Kingston, Ulster County, NY.

Gysbert and Annetjen (Van Etten) Westfall had 10 children-Simon Westfall born bef. 02 Dec 1733, Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, married Johanna Van Steenburg (click here on Simon Westfall to go to a page for more information about him and his family); Jacobus Westfall born 11 May 1738 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, married Annatjen Weaver (or Weber) (click here on Jacobus Westfall to go to a page for more information about him and his family); Petrus Westfall born bef. 10 Aug 1740 at Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; Maretje Westfall born at Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, married Hendricus Ostrum; Rebecca Westfall born bef. 22 Aug 1736 at Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, married Beret Ostrum; Lea Westfall born bef. 13 Oct 1745 at Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, married Cornelius Wells; Catherine Westfall born bef. 16 Mar 1751 at Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; Annatje Westfall born bef. 31 Jul 1743 at Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, married Evert Van Wagner in 1764; Benjamin Westfall, baptism 18 Apr 1748 at Reformed Dutch Church, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, died 1829 in Claverrack, Columbia County, New York, married Catrina Van Deusen (click here on Benjamin Westfall to go to a page for more information about him and his family); and Abraham Westfall baptised on 19 October 1754 at the Reformed Church of Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, died 29 July 1793 in Dutchess Co NY, married Johannah Thiel. For more information about Abraham Westfall and his descendants - Click here on - Abraham Westfall

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(1aa) Gysbert and Annetjen (Van Etten) Westfall's son Petrus Westfall was born born bef. 10 Aug 1740 at Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY. Petrus (Peter) was born to Gysbert Westfall and Annetje Van Etten and was christened (C:) on August 10, 1740 at the Rhinebeck Flatts Reformed Dutch Church. He wed Catrina Beam in 1775 and they had four known children and all christened at the Rhinebeck Flatts Church. (1) Gilbert P, Westfall, C: 2 Jun 1776; (2) John Westfall, C: 6 Sep 1778; (3) Rebecca Westfall, C: 17 Feb 1782; and (4) Nehemiah Westfall, C: 21 Mar 1790, died 1859 (pvt in 1812 War). In 1777, Petrus served as a deacon in the Rhinebeck Flatts Church and in 1786 he served as an elder. Rhinebeck Flatts Reformed Chuch changed its name to Rhinebeck Reformed when the village was incorporated as a city in 1834.

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(1aaa) Petrus (Peter) Westfall and Catrina (Catherine) (Beam) Westfall's son Nehemiah Westfall was born Feb. 26, 1790 in Rhinebeck, Dutchess County, New York, And died Sep. 20, 1859 in Valatie, Columbia County, New York. Burial: Prospect Hill Cemetery, Valatie, Columbia County, New York. He served in the War of 1812 and wed Sarah Simpson (1800 - 1881) at the Nassau Church in Columbia County, New York, on February 8, 1817. They had these children: (1) female born in 1818; (2) female bprn in 1820; (3) Hannah E. Westfall born in 1823; (4) Mary Westfall born in Sep 1825; (5) Francis Westfall born in 1828, died 1883; (6) Peter Westfall born in 1830; (7) Sarah Westfall born in 1839. >p>------------

(1aaaa) Nehemiah Westfall and Sarah (Simpson) Westfall's son Francis Westfall was born in 1828, Columbia County, New York, and died in 1883 in Valatie, Columbia County, New York. Burial: Prospect Hill Cemetery, Valatie, Columbia County, New York. He wed Jane Ann (1834 - 1863), surname unknown, in about 1856 and they had these children: (1) Charles Westfall born in 1857; and (2) Frank Westfall born in 1862. Jane died on September 20, 1863 and Francis wed Sarah Jane Denegar (1836 - 1914) in about 1868. They had these children: (1) Jane Westfall born in 1869; and (2) Carrie Westfall born in 1873.

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(1aaaaa) Francis Westfall and Jane Ann Westfall's son Charles Westfall was born in Jun., 1857 in Columbia County, New York, and died 1931 in Valatie, Columbia County, New York. Burial: Prospect Hill Cemetery, Valatie, Columbia County, New York. He married Sarah Hallows (1854 - 1897).

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(4a) Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbosch) Westfall's daughter Neeltjen Westfall was born in 1700. She married Isaac Burhans in 1722 in Kingston, New York. Isaac and Neeltjen (Westfall) Burhans had 4 children-Symen Burhans, and Cornelia (Nelly) Burhans, Helena Burhans, and Gertrude Burhans.

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(5a) Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbosch) Westfall's daughter Geertjen Westfall was born in 1703.

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(6a) Symen and Neltjen (Quackenbosch) Westfall's daughter Antje Westfall was born in 1706, and she married Laurens Osterhout.

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(7a) Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbosch) Westfall's daughter Leah Westfall was born in 1708. She married Adam Mason. Adam and Leah (Westfall) Mason had 3 children-Lydia Mason, Sarah Mason, and Elizabeth Mason.

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(8a) Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbosch) Westfall's daughter Rachel Westfall was born bef. July 22, 1711 in Kingston, New York. She married Jan Van Etten, son of Jacobus Jacobszen Van Etten and Rebekka Jansze Roosa, before 1736. Jan Van Etten was born 29 Mar 1713. Children of Jan Van Etten and Rachel (Westfall) Van Etten were-Jacobus Van Etten born bef. 11 May 1735 Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married Elizabeth Osterhout; Neeltjen Van Etten born 09 Jan 1737, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; Rebekka Van Etten, born 1747, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; Symon Van Etten, born 1747, Kingston, Ulster Co., NY, married Elizabeth Kip; Matheus Van Etten, born bef. 23 May 1748, Red Hook, Dutchess Co., NY; Annatje Van Etten, born bef. 01 Aug 1749, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, married Elias Baley; Lea Van Etten, born bef. 29 Aug 1750, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; Jan Van Etten, born 14 Nov 1751, Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY; and Petronella Nelly Van Etten, born Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co., NY, married Henry David. For more information about Rachel Westfall and her descendants - Click here on Rachel Westfall

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(9a) Symen and Neeltje (Quackenbosch) Westfall's son Wouter Westfall was born 1702 in Rochester, Ulster Co., NY, and died in 1754 in Ulster Co., NY. Wouter Westfall married Jannetjen Pier in 1726 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY. She was born in 1704 in Kingston, Ulster Co., NY. Wouter and Jannetjen (Pier) Westfall had these children-Margrietjen "Margaret" Westfall born bef. August 28, 1726, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married Matthew Vanvredenberg; Nelletjen "Cornelia" Westfall born bef. November 17, 1728, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married Edward Freeman; Leah Westfall born bef. November 4, 1733, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married Thomas Wilson; Marrietjen "Maria" Westfall born bef. June 12, 1737, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married John Ostrander; Jannetie Westfall born 1738 in Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married Sybout Cronkhite; Isaac Westfall born 1739 in Kingston, Ulster Co., New York; Peter Westfall born 1741 in Kingston, Ulster Co., New York; Catrina Westfall born 1742 at Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married Philip Bovie; and Annetje "Anna" Westfall born bef. January 25, 1746/47, Kingston, Ulster Co., New York, married John Sales. For more information about Wouter Westfall and his descendants - Click here on Wouter Westfall

(6) Elsjen Westfall

Jurian and Marritje (Hansen Van Nordstrand) Westfall's daughter Elsjen Westfall was born about 1665 Esopus, New York. She died about 1685 Esopus, New York.

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