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- RESEARCH_NOTES:
1. Reviewed Rootsweb Worldconnect 2 Aug 2003 without success.
2. Censuses:
1830 US: Clarendon Twp., Orleans, New York, p. 13 of 24:
Phillip Frederick, males: 2@10-15 (Matthew and Ambrose), 1@20-30 (Unknown; can't be Peter since he died 1827); 1@40-50 (Philip); females: 1@10-15 (unknown), 1@15-20 (Herriott), 1@50-60 (Catherine).
1850 US: Ingham, Ingham, Michigan, p. 34b, house 305, family 305 [note that Ambrose Fredericks lives 7 doors away]:
Mathew D. Frederic, 39, farmer, $150 real estate, NY.
Harriet, 28, PA.
Ira J., 3, male, MI.
Andrew S., 7/12, MI.
1860 US: Dansville P.O., Ingham Township, Ingham, Michigan, p. 78, household 602, family 612:
M.D. Frederick, 42, farmer, NY.
H.O[or A?], 38, PA.
A., m., 10, MI.
C.E., m., 8, MI.
1870 US: Dansville P.O., Ingham Township, Ingham, Michigan, p. 72a, household 95, family 95:
A.S. Fredericks, 51, farmer, $4500 real estate, $1420 personal property, NY.
Harriet O., 49, keeping house, PA.
Andrew P., 20, at home, MI.
Clarance E., 18, at home, MI.
1880 US: Ingham Township, Ingham, Michigan, p. 290a, household 25, family 25:
Mathew D. Fredrick, 51, farmer, NY NY NY.
Harriet O. Fredrick, 57, wife, PA PA PA.
(Next house):
Clarence Fredrick, 27, farmer, MI NY PA.
Emma Fredrick, 26, wife, keeping house, MI Eng MI.
Ermy[?] Fredrick, 7, MI MI MI.
(Two houses away):
Andrew P. Frederick, 29, farmer, MI NY PA.
Josephine Frederick, 28, wife, NY NY NY.
1900 US:
Ingham Township, Ingham, Michigan, p. 61, household 247, family 255:
Mathew D. Fredrick, head, Apr 1818, 82, m. 14 years, farmer, NY NY NY.
Olive Fredrick, wife, Jan 1831, 69, m. 14 years, mother of one child non-living, NY VT VT.
Jessie King, S.G. Daughter, Sep 1879, 22, m. 1 year, MI NY NY.
Babie King, S.G.G. Daughter, Jan 1900, 5/12, MI MI MI.
Cora B. Rossellir, S.G. Daughter, Mar 1881, 19, Single, MI MI NY.
Claude King, S.G. Son, May 1877, 23, m. 1 year, farm laborer, MI MI MI.
George Swan, boarder, Sep 1816, 83, widower, capitalist, NY VT VT.
(Next door):
Clarence E. Fredrick, head, Oct 1851, 48, m. 27 years, farmer, MI NY PA.
Emma Fredrick, wife, Oct 1853, 46, m. 27 years, 2 total children both living, MI Eng MI.
Edna H. Fredrick, dau., Jan 1888, 12, MI MI MI.
Richard Bygraves, father-in-law, Jan 1827, 73, widower, capitalist, Eng Eng Eng. [Note I also found Bygrave family in 1860 census in Ingham, Ingham, MI, p. 74.]
(7 houses away is the family of Gilbert Rossettir who may or may not be a relative of Cora B. above.)
Lansing 3rd Ward, Ingham, MI, p. 135, on Main Street, family 251:
Andrew C. Frederick, head, Oct 1849, 50, married 26 years, house carpenter, MI MI MI.
Josephine, wife, Nov 1852, 47, m. 26 years, no children ever born to her, NY NY NY.
3. David Fry, a descendant of David Frederick through is daughter Mary Elizabeth Frederick Gibbs has four pages of dog-eared pages from a family bible which he believes to be David's. There is no other known extant samples of David Frederick's handwriting except for his signature when he was in his 70's on his Mexican War pension application forms. There is no publisher nor publishing date. David received them through his mother. His contact info is 195 Shady Hill Lane, Double Oak, TX, 75077, 817-430-9432, . I am not convinced that the bible was fully in David's possession his whole life since it was passed down through his daughter Mary Ellen/Elizabeth Frederick Gibbs. The names are heavily slanted towards the Evarts extended family and not Ingersolls nor Winners; Evarts would be Mary E.'s main interest of course since her mother was Polly Evarts, David's first wife. As for David's wife Mary Ann Winner, his last, it only gives the birth of one child and not the others which seems suspicious if it were in his possession at that later time. The bible was probably with David with his first two wives and their children since they were all born and correctly recorded before the Nauvoo exodus. After the exodus from Illinois, David separates from his daughter when he joins the Mormon Battalion, hence the brevity of information on events beyond Nauvoo. Even Mary Ann Winner's death is not noted whereas it is for his first two wives. Also note the wording of David's two wives' death; example "Polly Evarts the wife of David Frederick..." The use of "the" wife sounds more third person. Another concern would be the custody of the book; David lived the last part of his life and died at his son David Jr.'s home which would make one think that if it was with David, it would have been passed down through his son's line. The bible was probably given to Mary, David's only daughter with him in Iowa, when he joined the Battalion. It apparently remained with her. There are 36 entries of which I cite David Frederick's siblings as follows [with my notes bracketed]:
Abraham G. Frederick married to Miss Adelia Annis Oct. the 16th AD 1825. [David's brother.]
David Frederick was born September the 15th AD 1801.
Abraham G. Frederick was born Nov. the 27th AD 1802. [David's brother.]
Adelia Frederick was born April the 3rd AD 1809. [Wife to Abraham.]
Oliva A. Frederick was born March the 21st 1827. [Abraham and Adelia's child.]
Abram C. Frederick was born May the 13th 1829. [Abraham and Adelia's child.]
Ambrose Frederick was born Oct. the 14th AD 1818. [Probably David's brother.]
Matthew Frederick was born April 14th AD 1820. [Probably David's brother.]
Peter F. Frederick dide[sic] March the 27th AD 1827 in the 17 year of his age.
Abraham G. Frederick dide Febuary the 20th AD 1830 in the 27th year of his age. [David's brother.]
4. Matthew is probably one of the uncles in Michigan referred to in the following transcription of a letter from David Frederick living in San Bernardino, to daughter Mary in Utah, April 18, 1853; original with David Fry:
"My daughter Marry, I improve the opertunity of writing a few lines. I am well and hav enjoned the blessing of health ever sinsens I came to this place and I hope that you are injoying the same. I did not write the last mail, it left so soon I had not time. The wether is warm and plesant and all is pease with us and the Lord has blessed us in everything that we have undertaking & I feel to adore his name for the same. I intended to write sister in Michigan and uncales unto as hav a mile from the coste to this place and to Salt Lake therefore I hope that we will apprciate the blesing and write often. I hope you will excuse all misstake and write every opertunity, this from your Father in haste. I pray God my hevenly Father to bless you with health and all needful blessing and prezurv life that we may beholde each other face to face again is my prare, Amen /signed/ David Frederick"
5. Received 30 Jul 2003 from Frederick descendant and researcher Mary Lou Spaulding, 1502 Haney Dr., Hays, KS 67601, 785-628-6465. The following is a partial excerpt concerning the following relation to David Frederick. Note that Jonathan Demuth appears to be an uncle to Matthew, which may be a clue to a spouse of the previous generation of Philip Frederick:
1843; Poll List, Bridgewater Twp., pg. 71 do not appear in the 1845 twp. census:
Alexander Frederick [Not sure who this is and whether they are related or not.]
Mathew Frederick
1850 & 1854; AIS Michigan:
Ambrose Frederick, Ingham Co., MI, 068, Ingham.
Mathew D. Frederic, Ingham Co., MI, 069, Ingham 1850.
1850; Ingham Co., Michigan Census, 312:
Mathew D. Frederick, 39, Farmer 150, NY.
Harriet Frederick, 28, PA.
Ira J. Frederick, 3, MI.
Andrew S. Frederick, 7 mo., MI.
1852 Ingham Co., Michigan Land Records (FHL film 1010409):
Grantor: Ambrose Frederick. Grantee: Matthew D. Frederick, pg. 519, 1852.
1860 Ingham Co., Michigan Census, pg. 78 (FHL film 0803545), Ingham Twp., 6 Jul 1860:
M.D. Frederick, 42, m, farmer, 1300, 500, NY.
H.A. Frederick, 38, f, Den.
A. Frederick, 10, m, MI, school.
C.E. Frederick, 8, m, b. MI, school.
1867; Abstracts of the Early Probate, (FHL book US/Com 977.426) pg. 2a, Record of Ingham Co. 1838-1869:
#118, Demuth, Jonathan, dcd. PA 22 Apr 1856 by John W. Phelps, creditor. Jonathan Demuth of Vevay of there 16 Jan 1856 intest. Heirs: dau. Emma Demuth in Lenawee Co., Reuben Demuth in California, nephew Mattias Fredericks, one daughter, George Demuth in Ingham Co., widow in Ingham Twp. Repair of estate to Benjamin Demuth 18 Mar 1857. Final acct Petition 12 Nov 1860 by John W. Phelps Adm."
[Kerry's note: See wife's record which confirms that Matthew was the son-in-law of Jonathan.]
BIRTH:
1. Date per David Frederick's bible record cited above. Location per LDS extracted marriage record. Some small discrepancies in census but not by much. Variant date seen on Worldconnect include 10 Apr 1820. Note that Monroe County was formed in 1821 from parts of Genesee and Ontario Counties.
MARRIAGE:
1. Marriage from Ordinance Index extracted records per FHL film 0976572 (Record of marriages 1838-1917, Ingham Co., MI, County Clerk): Mathew D. Frederick, age 67, b. Monroe Co., New York, m. 8 Aug 1886 at Ingham Co., Michigan to Olive Rossetter or Swan, age 54, of Orleans County, New York. Sealing of spouses 12 Nov 1986 JRIVE. Same extraction has: Andrew P. Fredricks, age 23, of Ingham Co., MI marrying Josephine Cannon, age 21, b. at Sweden, Monroe, New York, m. on 14 Sep 1873 in Ingham Co., MI, sealed 1 Nov 1986 JRIVE; Clarence E. Frederick, age 20, b. in Ingham Co., MI marrying Emma Bygrove, b. Ingham Co., MI, age 18, on 18 Aug 1872 in Ingham Co., MI, sealed 31 Oct 1986 JRIVE.
DEATH:
1. Per census records. Death had to be between the 1900 census in which he is enumerated and 1910 in which he is not.
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