Mark 8 BIGELOW



16314.163     Mark 8 Bigelow, son of Hiram 7 ( Ezra 6 , Ezra 5 , David 4, Lt. John 3, Joshua 2, John 1) BIGELOW and Hannah (BOSTWICK) BIGELOW, was born at Plattsburgh, Clinton co., NY.  He married Orilla Sutphen-Smith on 03 April 1855 at Schuyler Falls, Clinton co, NY.  She was the daughter of Alexander and Henrietta (Sutphen) Smith and born 12 February 1833 at Plattsburgh.  Mark died at Mason City, IA on 03 April 1980 and his widow there on 15 May 1885.
(see below)

 Children of Mark and Orilla (Sutphin-Smith) Bigelow:

16314.1631       Alice Harriet, b 31 Oct 1856 Plattsburgh; d 29 Jan 1947; m 1880 Edward Woodward.

16314.1632      Herbert H., b ___ 1858 Plattsburgh; died young.

16314.1633      Lincoln H., b 05 Apr 1861 Plattsburgh; d _____ ; m Cora Watson.

16314.1634      Ida Ellen, b 05 Feb 1863 Oshkosh, Winnebago co, WI; d 15 Feb 1945 Salt Lake City, UT; m 13 Oct 1889 John Milligan. (see below)

16314.1635       Mary Elizabeth, b ___ 1872 Portland, IA; d ____ ;

16314.1636       Herbert Sidney, b30 July 1874 Portland, IA; d ___ 1895 age 21; unmarried.

Sources:
Bigelow Society,The Bigelow Family Genealogy Vol II,pg 496-497.
Bigelow Society, The Bigelow Family Genealogy Vol II, pg 233.
Howe, Bigelow Family of America;
History of Clinton County, NY pg 368.
Note:
Subject: #16314.163 Mark and Orilla Sutfin SMITH Bigelow
Date: Sat, 08 Sep 2001 21:20:04 +0000
From:  "A Stump" <  stumpgen@hotmail.com  >

  I stumbled on to your work today and was enormously delighted to see the headstones of my Bigelow line for me to study.  I haven't worked on these line for a long time.  I sent the information I had and found on to Alaska  to the Bigelow family but I never had the headstones.  In fact this is the first that I have seen of them.  I will have to see if you have anything else that I do not have and see if I can contribute to your work in any way. So I will have to get back to you on this.
The above reference did not appear on Mark Bigelow and Orilla Sutfin Smith.  I later found a goodly bunch of material on the Sutphen Family in N.J. and found Orilla's father's information in the Revolutionary War archives.  He was in one of the main troups of George Washingtons and he of course went to other areas during the war.  I have a few stories that I learned about this group.
Do you know anything more on Rachel Wheeler's family.  I can not find out a whole bunch about her family.  There was stated to be a plate in our family that came originally from the Mayflower.  I don't find any decendant from the Mayflower except I have not found a whole lot about Alexander Smith's family.  Smith's could be from the Mayflower.  The Wheeler family however, come from Brewsters.  So this could be it.  But in the Wheeler family that I have checked does not have this Rachael Wheeler identified in any of their books. The Wheelers came from Conneticut near the Bigelow Family.
I have a number of Mark Bigelow family.  His daughter Ida Ellen is my grandmother on my father's side of the family.
How can I get some photo copies of the Bigelow grave stones.  Clinton Co., N.Y. is not very helpful to most of my relatives who have gone there to get genealogical information.  It appears that the library closed it doors to genealogical persuits.  I was in Clinton Co. N.Y. about 32 years ago and we were unable to find what I had tried to pursue. You cannot imagine how joyful I am to see this information, especially the
headstones.
Please contact me,  We may be able to help each other.  I may desire to know more on Hiram's family.
Arlyne M. Stump
1289 Cassidy Circle
Bountiful, Utah...84010-2205
tel. (801) 295-8487
Note2:
Subject: Schuyler Falls connections
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 2002 00:03:51 -0400
From: John Weingarden  <  johnvw@a-znet.com  >

         Can't tell you how happy I was to come across your Bigelow Society postings......have long been curious about the relationships between the families represented by the markers in the Turner/Roberts cemetery.  Had just returned from a McKinney family reunion in Plattsburgh this weekend including trips to the South Plattsburgh cemetery and the Turner /Roberts house. My wife's family connections are McKinney/Roberts James McKinney married Amarilla Roberts dau of Major John Roberts III Christmas day 1815 at Salmon River.  Amarilla's brother P.J.Roberts was the occupant of the house and his marker was found along with that of his two wives behind the home among the sumac & Lilacs.
He was Justice of the Peace for the town.
Two items for you Mark Bigelow's wife Orilla Sutphen Smith is the daughter of Alexander Smith and Henrietta Sutphen and the SISTER of Sidney Sutphen Smith Julia McKinneys husband. The bulk of the Smith family moved to Wisconsin about 1865 and settled in Winnebago Co. (Vinland Twp)  I was there less than a month ago while visiting my daughter in Fond Du Lac and made a trip to the Allenville cemetery where I was delighted to find the bulk of the Smith clan interred.  The second item is for Polly Bigelow we have no record of a Jeremiah Roberts but have her married to Christopher Roberts son of John Roberts Jr. and Ednah Hillard.....I think if you take a close look at her marker you will see it is Christopher and not Jeremiah. Hope this is helpful!  When I get a chance to go through the rest of the Bigelow listings I might have some questions for you. If I can be of help do not hesitate to contact me.
 John Weingarden



Hiram and Hannah BOSTWICK BIGELOW's headstones found with Jared 7 , Polly ROBERTS, Rachel A., Ezra 6, Luke, and others. Found in the Turner-Roberts Cemetery overgrown with lilac bushes. It is on the Salmon River Rd. behind an historical house presently occupied by the Gobel family (rental?) see turner3.htm

Modified - 08/11/2005
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