Zedock Pomeroy ⁷ BIGELOW

Children of Zedock and ___ Bigelow:

15337.491     

15337.492    Abel, b 1836; d 31 Mar 1868 buried at Oak Grove cemetery, St.Louis, Gratiot co, MI; Civil War Veteran - CO F 13th Mich Infantry

15337.493     Abram, b 21 July 1839; d 30 Apr 1887; buried at Oak Grove cemetery, St.Louis, Gratiot co, MI; resident of St. Johns, Michigan, enlisted 20 Aug 1861 as a private in Detroit, MI serving the state of Michigan and survived the war. He enlisted in Company H, Michigan 16th Infantry Regiment on 02 Sep 1861. Mustered out on 21 Feb 1862 at Hall's Hill, VA

15337.494     

15337.495    

15337.496     Zadock, b ca 1856; d 14 Sept 1914 buried at Oak Grove cemetery, St.Louis, Gratiot co, MI; m Eliza Everett buried at Oak Grove cemetery, St.Louis, Gratiot co, MI (see below)

PS:
Zaddock is an uncommon name. Below are listed Zaddocks known:
Bigelow, Zadock M. ⁷, #15337.A2, son of William Franklin ⁶ and Elizabeth (EARL) ; b 25 Sept 1836; d 13 May 1913 Sonoma co, CA; m (1) ca 1862 Rosella M. DeLong, and (2) May 1895 Charity M. White. Served in Civil War. Was a prune-grower in California. 1 son.

Bigelow, Zedic M. ⁷, (also known as Zaddock)#15337.94,(-1914) son of Cornelius 6 ( Noah 5 , Cornelius 4, Samuel 3, Samuel 2,
John 1)  and Susan (EARL) BIGELOW; m 1866 Eliza Ann Fry.

Bigelow, Zadock ⁶, #15337.8, b 15 July 1807 Cambridge, Washington co, NY; d 1870's, probably LeBoeuf, Erie co, PA, where he lived; m14 Feb 1830 Polly Ackerly. 5 children.

Sources:
Bigelow Society,The Bigelow Family Genealogy, Vol I, pg 243-244;
Michigan Volunteers in Civil War;
correspondence with descendants;
cemetery records and obituaries, MI.:
Note:
From: randi witek <randi@net-link.net>
To: alstreit@mandellstreit.com
Sent: Friday, October 18, 2002 12:29 PM
Subject: zedoc/zedic Bigelow
       According to what info I have, there were 2 , one spelled Zaddock
       and he lived in North Shade township and my great grandfather Zadoc, who lived in Pine River
       township a few miles away and it shows on the Michigan Civil war records that Zaddock P was 28
       yrs and Zadoc was 17. The family of my great grandfather had a  farm of 40 acres and until about 20
       years ago was still in the family. According to rootsweb civil war pages Zaddock P Bigelow is buried
       in California. My great grandfather is buried in Oak Grove cemetary St.Louis Mi (gratiot county)
       along with Elijah & Frelove Bigelow ( my g.g. grandparents). The other Bigelows buried in the family
       lots are as follows: Abel b.? d.1869, Abram no info, Albert (my grandfather) Angie 1882-1883, Asa
       1870-1879, Carl 1914-1918, Elijah (g.g.f.) d.1878, Eliza (wife of Zadoc) Everett 1885-1885, Frelove (wife
       of elijah) James L, 1890-1894, Johney J 1880-1887, Mary A 1874-1879, Maryetta (my grandmother
       wife of albert) 1888-1951,  Oliver E (my great uncle) 1868-1944, Willard E (son of oliver) 1916-1998,
       Zadoc d. 1914 (my great grandfather) Sarah (divorced wife of George Bigelow) I took my mother up
       to the cemetary and I have some pictures of the headstones. We still have many family in the area
       there of St.Louis/Alma Mi. I'll have to do some digging to get all my info together again. I work and
       also do alot of workworking/crafts for the winter shows so it might take me awhile to get it to you,
       but I will!!! It is great finding new relatives. I am confused about some things and as this is really all
       new for me I hope I'll be able to help.  Thanks again and really would love to hear from you again
       and the best way to figure out whats what with all these names. The Gratiot county historical society
       put together a book of ALL persons buried in Gratiot county by each cemetary, they did this from
       cemetary records, church records, public records  and bibles. A lot of work went into this book as
       each member took time to go to the cemetary and check the headstones. Next time I'm up that way
       I'm getting a copy. Anyway thanks and hope to hear from you. your new found 8th cousin,
Randi (Stafford) Witek
More from Al Streit:
In our databases, there are three individuals named Zadock/Zedock Bigelow
born about the same time in Andes Township, New York.  Here is how they are listed, in chronological order:
 
1.  Zadock M. Bigelow, b. 9/25/1836 in Andes Twp, NY, d. 5/13/1913 in Sonoma Co., CA, m. Rosella M. DeLong 1862, m. (2) Charity
M. White 5/1895, had issue by 1st marriage, son of Cornelius Bigelow and Susan Earl.
 
2.  Zedock Pomeroy Bigelow, b. 6/30/1845 in Andes Twp, NY, d. aft. 1965, son of Elijah Bigelow and Freelove Anna Earl.  No
marriage data, no known issue.
 
3.  Zedic or Zedock M. Bigelow, b. 11/20/1845 in Andes Twp., NY, d. 9/14/1914 in Pine River, MI, m. Eliza Ann Fry 2/15/1866, had
9 children, son of William Franklin Bigelow and Eliza Earl.
 
Randi identified #3 as her great-grandfather.  However, she says he was NOT the son of William Franklin Bigelow and Eliza Earl,
but rather he was the son of Elijah Bigelow and Freelove Anna Earl.  She has also identified #1 as the cousin of her
great-grandfather, but says his middle initial was P.
 
I suppose one problem you and I have in common is that as compilers of records, we are at least 3 or 4 individuals away from the
one who actually did the research.  Whatever, Mrs. Witek is but 3 generations removed from #3 and has a mother still living who
also believes that #3 was the son of Elijah, so I am changing my records to jibe with hers:
 
1.  Zadock M. Bigelow---I am changing his name to Zaddock P. Bigelow per her records.  Probably the P stands for Pomeroy, but
she cannot confirm this.
 
2.  Zedock Pomeroy Bigelow---I am eliminating him from the database because I believe he is effectively a duplication of #3.
 
3.  Zedic or Zeddock M. Bigelow---I am changing his name to Zadoc M. Bigelow to jibe with Witek's records, and am moving him
from Cornelius' family to Elijah's.

View from above of the Bigelow farm on Adams rd, St. Louis Mi. It 1st belonged to my great grandfather Zadoc Bigelow who fought in the civil war, then his son my grandfather Albert 'Bert' Bigelow. Then my aunt Catherine & her husband Guy Stahl lived there till he died then it was sold early 1960's. The house and barn still stand although the house has been redone with siding to cover the stone & porches added on. From: randi witek <randi@net-link.net>

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