Unrelated Ellis Information to Share
Over the years I have collected information on other Ellis families for the Ellis Cousins Newsletter. This page will be under construction for a very long time because of the incredible amount of information I need to input. Please keep checking back. I'm putting it in order by family when possible as it would be too elaborate a project at this point to list every single name. Good luck.
David Ellis b: 1798 married Mariah Spencer and raised family in Roscoe, IL.
From the Boston Evening Transcript #6426. From Luce, Doty: Records from Rochester state that Jediah Briggs married Jedida Ellis on October 19, 1733.
James William Ellis m: Anna Marie Quirk
James Lincoln Ellis m: Emeline Pratt
CPT T. Bartholomew Ellis m: Mary Rosina Waterbury
Ellises listed in the "New England Settlers"
El Paso, IL Ellises from History of El Paso, Illinois
The Pioneers of Winnebago and Boone Counties, IL Who Came Before 1841 Phillip L. Ellis of Maine.
Sturbridge, Mass. Ellis entries
Samuel Ellis of Eau Claire, Wisconsin
William H. Ellis of Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Landmarks of Oswego County, William Ellis b: 1846 England
1860 Federal Census, Winnebago Cty, IL (2 Ellis families listed)
John Ellis/Susan Lumber/Lombard
From: History of Providence County, Vol I & II
Ed. by Richard M. Bayles; W.W. Preston & Co., NY. 1891
Biographical sketches, "Town of East Providence" Volume
II
p. 166: William Wheaton ELLIS, son of William and Mary (Wheaton) Ellis, was born December 13th, 1838, in Seekonk, Mass., now East Providence, R.I., and was educated at the English and Classical school of East Providence. He learned the jewelry business and followed it three years, then was employed by the Rumford Chemical Works, remaining four years, then worked for the Boston & Providence railroad for seven years, and returned to the chemical works. He was elected on the school board for three years, and was for two years of that time chairman of the board. He was elected again in 1889 for three years, also elected superintendent. He is treasurer of Newman Congregational church, and has been for a number of years, also for 18 years a trustee, and is and has been for a number of years clerk of the society. He was chosen deacon May 30th, 1872, and has served in that capacity for more than 18 years. He married Sarah H., daughter of Hezekiah and Avis N. Blaisdell, of Providence.
Ellis Family Cemetery
Opposite of County Home (previously the County Poor House, now
abandoned),
Town of Onondaga, Onondaga County, New York
Ellis
Gen. John June 20 1820 Ae 56 yrs.
Submit Olds (w) May 9 1843 Ae 67
Miss Sophia July 9 1824 Ae 23
John C. July 18 1830 Ae 34
Mitte wife of
Dr. Samuel Healy Apr 24 1824 Ae 21
Healy
Henry O. born July 26 1822 died Oct 29 1851
Copied by
Minnie L. C. Coleman
Chairman Gen. Research Com.
Gen. Asa Danforth Chapter, D.A.R.
Syracuse, New York
'Daughters of the American Revolution Cemetery Records,' Vol.
27, pg. 56
found at the New York State Library
Eliza b. 1819 d. 1919 m. Unknown Ellis
These are their children I know of:
****William Ellis b. abt. 1847
****John Ellis b. abt. 1849
Edwin Ellis b. abt. 1853....my ggrandfather...(dairy farmer in
WI) Franklin Merrill Ellis b. 1857 d. 1937....I'm in contact with
his descendants. Records say they were all b. in VT. I'm searching
for brothers, John and William, who were in the 1870 census for
Vernon Co. WI along with Eliza, Edwin and Franklin. John was missing
in the 1880 Census for that same Co. in WI. These census records
are the only records I have for John and William Ellis.
Other names we have in our mix of clues are......
Milo Ellis
Earl Ellis
Pirl Carl Ellis ...My grandfather b. 1885
L D Ellis
Grace Ellis
Luella Ellis
Florence Ellis
Elizabeth Ellis
Harrison Ellis as possible husband of Eliza (Edwin's marriage
cert. says this is his father)
?James Ellis? as another son of Eliza? I found a Civil WAr Pension
that says, James Ellis the son of Eliza Ellis, but no more clues
on this one.
Oh, I found a Franklin Ellis age 4 in the Fed. 1860 census in Potter Co., Hector twp., PA and am wondering if this is my Franklin. Do you have any connections to PA?
The Ellis family were dairy farmers and general farmers as
I've found so far. My Franklin was a farmer and carpenter as well.
He died of Apoplexy. We think there might be a connection to Ayr,
Scotland.
Gloria Ellis
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