Sally’s five-great-Grandparents:
Thomas Longworth 1718 – 1790 | his parents
& ca 1743 Elizabeth Rogers ca 1711 – 1758/64 | her parents
& ca 1764 Mary Ball [Bruen] 1726 – 1817 | her parents
of Essex County, New Jersey
This is my working hypothesis – the way I see it as of this moment!!
1718 – born Thomas Longworth, son of Thomas Longworth (1691-1748) and Dorcas ___
1743 or there about – Thomas Longworth married Elizabeth Rogers.
Elizabeth Rogers, daughter of John Rogers (died 1715/6) and Elizabeth ________, was born in Essex Co NJ.
She had died before 1765.
1756 – Thomas Longworth, cordwainer of Newark NJ, advertised in the New York Mercury in 1756 that his apprentice, Job Taylor, had run away to serve on the privateer Prince George.
After Elizabeth’s presumed death,
(aft Sept 1758/by 1765) Thomas Longworth had married 2nd Mary Bruen.
Mary was born 4 June 1726
the daughter of Thomas Ball (who died 30 Oct 1744 age 47 in Newark, NJ) and his wife Sarah Davis.
Mary Ball first married to John Bruen, a sailor, who was lost off Newfoundland 24 Sept 1758.
1778 – Thomas was “the king’s regent” in Newark
and, when the American Revolution came, stayed loyal to the King.
He was reported “a fugitive now with the enemy” Dec 8, 1778.
His estate was confiscated, valued at 2,230 pounds.
Mary was his wife when they were deported from Newark.
Thomas was a leading member of Trinity Church, Newark.
Thomas returned to Newark after the war “and lived out his life in poverty.”
1790 – Thomas died July 23rd, 1790 , aged 72 years. [or 28 July]
1817 – Mary Ball Bruen Longworth died 7 July 1817 in Essex County, NJ.
Children of Thomas Longworth and Elizabeth Rogers:
1. Joseph Longworth 27 June 1744 – 15 Aug 1747 aged 3 yrs 1 mo 18 ds [ts]
2. Thomas Longworth 17 March 1745/46 – 2 June 1815 Cincinnati, Ohio
married 12 Sept 1768 Apphia Davis Van der Poel 26 May 1745 – 11 Feb 1814
daughter of John Van der Poel d 1769 and Apphia Davis
3. Elizabeth Longworth 1748 Newark, NJ – 14 May 1827 Murfreesboro, NC
married Dr John Wheeler 1747 Newark, NJ – 1814 Murfreesboro, NC
they went to Nova Scotia
?4. Isaac Longworth went to Nova Scotia
[I think this is his great Uncle, brother of his grandfather confused with John Wheeler and Elizabeth] – Nicholas says “one of my fathers’ brothers Isaac I believe a full brother, adhered to the Crown & after the peace, moved on land granted to him in Nova Scotis – He left a family of children.” smk]
?5. Jabez Longworth [this would be his Roger,s great uncle.
? Nicholas names these Uncles in his memoir written ca 1844. I have found no other record at this time – smk.
Children of Thomas Longworth and Mary Ball [Bruen]:
1.David Longworth ca 1765 – 9 Sept 1821 New York City
publisher of the early directories of New York City starting pub. in 1786
in 1800 4th Ward New York City
married 12 Feb 1788 Trinity Church Parish NY, NY
Mary Totten 1768 – 23 Sept 1820 New York City
2. Mary Longworth ca 1774 –
married 14 Dec 1795 Ichabod Cannon [Carmon] 26 Feb 1770 – 1832
3. Juliana Longworth 31 July 1775 – 21 Aug 1843 NJ
married NJ ca 1796 Eleazer Tomkins Ball 26 Oct 1767 – 25 Mar 1825 NJ
two daughters: Josephine A. Ball, dressmaker
Children of John Bruen ca 1725 – 1758 and Mary Ball:
he was a sailor, lost off Newfoundland 24 Sept 1758
1. Thomas Bruen 1750 – 12 Dec 1818
married Betsey Atwood
a. Phebe Bruen
married 2nd Sally Woodward
b. Patience Bruen
married Iona Seymour
2. Sarah Bruen 12 Mar 1751/52 ~ 11 Sep 1799
married John Morris, esq of Newark, NJ one son
a. Mary Morris
b. Samuel Morris
c. John Morris
d. Thomas Morris
e. Elizabeth Morris
f. Sarah Morris
g. Anthony Morris
h. Herman Morris
John Morris married 2nd Elizabeth Longworth dau of Thomas and Apphia
3. Jonas Bruen 1756 – 1757
NJ Biographical & Genealogical Notes Vol IX p 161 “Thomas Longworth, a leading member of Trinity Church, Newark, was also advertised as ‘a fugitive now with the enemy’ at the same time as Isaac, and his wife, Mary Bruen, and was deported from Newark in June 1777. He returned to Newark after the war, and died July 23rd, 1790 , aged 72 years. He was the father of David Longworth, who published the first New York directory in 1786 and was the grandfather of Nicholas Longworth, one of Cincinnati’s prominent citizens for many years.—-Collections NJ Hist Soc VI and Supplement passim; 1 NJ Archives XXII; Minutes Provincial Congress; Revolutionary Correspondence NJ Executive Sabine’s loyalists, II,. 546–NJ Archives, 2d Series, page 419.
New York Gazette and Weekly Mercury, July 7, 1777
A Specimen of Rebel Humanity, experienced at Newark in New Jersey by the wives of Thomas Longworth, Isaac Longworth, Uzal Ward, and some others whose Husbands left that Place last January and took Refuge in this City. The Committee of Newark ordered the Wood to be cut off their Land, their Grass and Hay to be destroyed and their Persons insulted and they were not permitted to remain in the Province longer than Thursday the 26th ult. when Guards were placed round their Houses and their Effects secured by Order of their titular Governor William Livingston: to expostulate was needless as the Guards told the Women if they refused to obey, Violence would be used. The cries of Mothers, Children, and Slaves obliged to leave their Homes for differing in Sentiment from their Neighbors would have excited pity in the Breast of any but Savages. The Mandate must be obeyed. The Wife of Mr. Thomas Longworth having two young Children to take Care of was favored with a Straw Bed. They all arrived here last Sunday Week. (NJ Archives-newspaper abstracts)
Mrs. Charity Longworth lived in 1778 in New York City NYGBR 1937 p81
[this, I believe, is Catherine Ogden, wife of Isaac Longworth]
Brother of Elizabeth L Wheeler
Thomas Longworth 1745/46 – 1815 | his parents
& 1768 Apphia Van der Pool/Poel 1745 – 1814 | her parents
of Newark NJ and Cincinnati
Thomas Longworth and Apphia Van der Poel had:
1. Joseph Longworth 29 May 1769 NJ – 14 Jun 1838 “about 70 years old”
lived in the Beaufort District SC
married 1st 28 Nov 1808 Elizabeth Black 25 Aug 1766 died 13 Feb 1828 at age 61
dau of James Black of Beaufort SC – sister of Charles Black who married Rebecca DuPont
she had married 1st 25 Oct 1784 John Leacraft -died 1802/08
married Nov 1834 Mary [May] Myers died 14 June 1838 – no issue
– both Joseph Longworth and his wife May perished in wreck of Steam B. Pulaski on passage north from Savannah in 1838
2. Archibald Longworth 22 July 1770 NJ – 8 Aug 1817 [ts] Beaufort District SC
“planter of St. Luke’s Parish in Beaufort District”
married in May River, SC 20 Aug 1800 Eliza Martha Ritch 1775 – 21 Aug 1811
Aug 26, 1800 Archibald Longworth of Newark, New Jersey, married in St. Luke’s Parish South Carolina, to Miss Elizabeth Ritch, niece of James Garvey, Esq. by Rev. Mr. O’Donald. (GenForum)
This monument is erected/ by Archibald Longworth/ to the memory of/ his Dear Wife/ Eliza Martha Rich/ As a small mark of his affection for/ one of the best of women/ She died 21 August 1811/ aged 37 years
[from Tombstone Inscriptions, May River Plantations – Jan 1973 SC Historical Magazine]
a. Charlotte Longworth ca 1801 SC – 2 Aug 1878 Carthage IL
buried Spring Grove
married William D Jones 1793 VA – 18 Nov 1854, Cincinnati.
Buried Spring Grove….11 children
b. Edward M Longworth ca 1803 – 4 Oct 1841 Beaufort District SC
married Quincy FL 11 Dec 1828 Eliza Frances DuPont ca 1810 – aft 1852
[niece of Mary M.] dau of Abraham DuPont ca 1768 – and 2nd wife Frances Rumney
i. Archibald Dupont Longworth 21 Oct 1829 SC – 1830/40
ii. Edward Meredith Longworth ca 1831 – 1832
iii. Cornelia Longworth ca 1832 – 1833
SC Historical Magazine Vol 74, dated Jan. 1973, page 35-36
iv. Charles Henry Longworth ca 1833 – living in 1852
read law under his Uncle Charles Henry Dupont – died young single person [family notes]
Eliza married 2nd as 2nd wife Samuel T Bailey of Macon GA ca 1797 – aft 1850
c. Thomas Longworth 2 Feb 1805 Beaufort Parrish SC – 7 Nov 1882 OH
married Cincinnati OH 12 June 1828 Apphia Davis Morris
31 Aug 1805 NJ – 27 Jan 1879 near Milford OH Clermont Co.
Both buried Spring Grove Cem.
1850 census Hamilton 9th ward OH
i. Elizabeth Longworth 1826 OH –
ii. Thomas Longworth 1832 OH – 27 June 1906 Madisonville OH
iii. Joseph Morris Longworth 1838 OH – 1912 Felicity OH
lived in Felicity, OH [Franklin Twp., Clermont Co.]
married Georgianna Clark
iv. Archibald Longworth 1845 OH – 15 May 1911 Madisonville OH
v. Mary Locke Longworth 20 Apr 1846 OH – 18 July 1925 Madisonville OH
Mary contributed the Organ to the Holy Trinity Church
Mary, Elizabeth and Archibald were all unmarried and lived together in the family home until their deaths.
d. Lucia Elisa Cataherine Longworth 27 June 1807 SC – 4 Apr 1879 Phila.
married Cinti. OH 21 June 1848 Wilhelm Ludwig Joseph Kiderlen
7 Aug 1813 Wurtemberg, Ger – 22 Jun 1872 Phila.
He was Consul to Wurtemberg in 1843 and Consul to Zurich in 1852.
Before that he was a bookseller and publisher in Philadelphia.
Luciia and Wilhelm lived in a very nice area in the downtown area…..
both are buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, OH
e. Elizabeth Mary Longworth
married Joseph Fitch Potter of Sebago ME
married 2nd 19 Dec 1812 Mary Magdalene DuPont ca 1777 – ca 1814
died 15 mo later no issue
daughter of Josiah Dupont of St Luke’s Parish SC & St Augustine FL
cont. below
| Josiah DuPont 1742 – 1802 of Beaufort District SC, then Liberty County GA, then Spanish East Florida, and then back to Liberty County GA Josiah was the son of Abraham DuPont Jr. 1699 – 1761 and grandson of the emigrant Abraham DuPont 1658 – 1731 who settled in Charles Town SC in the 1690’s.. Josiah DuPont died in Georgia in 1802, after being run off his Matanzas River Plantation some 25 miles south of St. Augustine that January, by Indian attacks. [His lands were re-granted to others] |
Children of Josiah DuPont 1742 – 1802:
1. Abraham Dupont ca 1768 – bef June 1817 near present day Ridgeland SC
Legislator from St Luke’s Pariah 1802 – 1805
married 1st unknown
a. daughter DuPont died aft 1810
b. Josiah Buche DuPont 1795 – 1868
c. Cornelius DuPont 1797 – aft 1830
married 2nd Frances Rumney ca 1782 – 1855 Quincy FL
d. [Judge] Charles Henry DuPont 1805 – 1877 Quincy FL
attended U of GA
became the Chief Justice of Florida during the Civil War period
married Greene Co AL 6 May 1828 Mary Ann Hobson
e. Joseph Marion DuPont 1808 – 1834
attended U of GA
married Twiggs Co GA May 1828 Sarah T Rains
f. Eliza Frances DuPont ca 1810 – aft 1852
married Quincy FL 11 Dec 1828 Edward M Longworth
ca 1803 – 4 Oct 1841 Beaufort District SC
Eliza married 2nd as 2nd wife Samuel T Bailey ca 1797 – of Macon GA
Frances Rumney DuPont married 2nd Beaufort Dist. SC
19 June 1817 George Morten Tower died 1830
living 1820 Hamilton Co Ohio [Cincinnati]
a. Isaac Auld Towers 23 May 1818 OH –
b. Robert Rumney Towers 26 Feb 1820 OH – buried Quincy FL
c. Sophia Christianna Towers 31 Dec 1821 OH – 24 June 1823
family moved to Ohio later to Quincy, Florida
2. Ann Dupont 1768 – 1854 buried near Titus AL
married 1800 Augustine Buyck
line of John C Hall of Houston MS
3. Gideon Dupont ca 1772 – ca 1812
4. Jane Dupont ca 1775 – ca 1799
5. Mary Magdalene Dupont ca 1777 – ca 1814
married 19 Dec 1812 Archibald Longworth 1770 – 1817 [2nd wife]
6. Elizabeth Goodbe Dupont ca 1779 – bef 1823
married Orangeburg District 1804 Dr. Fortunatus Bryan
7. Rebecca Dupont ca 1789 – aft 1823
married Charles Black
Source: John C Hall, 114 Highland Rd, Houston, MS 38851 – a long time researcher in the DuPont family of Beaufort Dist. SC.
James Black 1740 – 1780
& 1762 Rachel Adams 1743 – 1787
of Scotland and Virginia and
Beaufort District SC
James Black and Rachel Adams were married on 13 Nov 1762 in Christ Church, Philadelphia, PA.
Rachel Adams was born 8 Sept 1743 in Philadelphia PA the daughter of William Adams and wife Rachel Townsend? and died on 20 Aug 1787 in Beaufort District, SC at age 43.
James Black was born 14 Mar 1740 in Scotland and died Aug 1780 in Beaufort District SC at age 40.
“James Black was a Scotsman and did settle in Virginia first,
he and Rachel were married in Philadelphia PA in 1762.
James served in the Virginia Militia apparently until 1766
and records of him in Beaufort SC date back to 1772.
Once in Beaufort, James involved himself in the thriving local shipbuilding industry
and ultimately became one of the more prominent shipbuilders just prior to the Revolutionary War.
During the war he served with the Beaufort Militia, but exactly when he died is unclear. Accounts of an incident about the time of the Battle of Stono Ferry in June 1779
indicates he was killed by a British night raid while serving guard duty.
However Lester in “Old Southern Bible Records” indicates he died 20 Aug 1780.
He was buried at the St Helena Episocopal Church Cemetery in Beaufort District SC.”
Children of James Black and Rachel Adams:
1. Elizabeth Black 25 Aug 1766 – 13 Feb 1828 at age 61
married Beaufort Dist 25 Oct 1784 John Leacraft died 15 Aug 1806 Hilton Head Island, Beaufort Co, SC
source Marriage and Death Notices from the Charleston Courier SC Historical Magazine, v30
married 2nd BD 28 Nov 1808 Joseph Longworth 29 May 1769 – 14 June 1838
2. Ann Black 16 Dec 1768 – 2 June 1846 St Helena Parish, Beaufort Co SC age 77
married 1st Thomas Bowman
married John Blythewood 20 Oct 1767 England – Apr 1815 at age 47
source Bythewood Family of South Carolina NEHGS Register v15 (1886), p299
3. James Black Jr 13 Aug 1770 – 17 May 1806, Beaufort Co, SC
source Marriage and Death Notices from the Charleston Courier SC Historical Magazine, v29
married St Helena Par Beaufort SC 6 Mar 1797 Elizabeth Clarke Saltus 1774 Bermuda – 28 June 1835 Charleston SC
4. Sarah Black 29 Mar 1772 – 27 May 1793 at age 21
married 6 Feb 1791 William Baynard 15 Jan 1766 Edisto Island, Colleton Co SC – 12 June 1802 Edisto Island at age 36.
5. William Black 21 April 1774 Beaufort Dist SC – 1827
died intestate 1827, Barnwell County, SC source is probate records, Barnwell County, SC
married 2 June 1802 Sarah Hanson Reid 1784 – 1815 age 31
6. Charles Black 10 Aug 1777 – aft 1823 SC
married Rebecca DuPont ca 1789 – aft 1823
7. Mary Black 6 July 1779 –
married Joseph Luther Grayson
Source: Charlie Black of Charleston, SC
Thomas Longworth and Apphia Van der Poel had: (children cont.)
3. Elizabeth L. Longworth 20 Feb 1772 NJ – 29 Aug 1858
married John Morris
a. Mary Morris
married John Locke MD
b. Apphia Davis Morris 31 Aug 1805 – 27 Jan 1879 near Milford OH
married Cincinnati OH 12 June 1828 Thomas Longworth [her cousin]
2 Feb 1805 Beaufort Parrish SC – 7 Nov 1882 OH
Both buried Spring Grove
i. Joseph Morris Longworth 1838 – 1912
lived in Felicity, Clermont Co, OH…died same, buried Felicity.
1. Thomas C Longworth died at birth
2. George C Longworth 1876 –
3. Apphia Longworth
4. Mary Elizabeth Longworth
5. Blanch Edna Longworth
6. Thomas Longworth
ii. Archibald Longworth d 15 May 1911
iii. Mary Locke Longworth 20 Apr 1846 – 18 July 1925 Madisonville, Columbia Twp, Hamilton Co, OH
iv. Elizabeth Longworth
Archibald, Elizabeth and Mary Locke Longworth were all unmarried.
They lived together in the family house until their deaths….
Mary was a major contributor to the Holy Trinity Church in Madionville.
In the 1960’s it was moved to Kenwood OH, but the original home still stands.
Mary contributed the organ to the original church.
v. Thomas Longworth d 27 June 1906
c. Almira Morris
d. Joseph Longworth Morris 1809 –
died Springfield, Clark Co, OH – buried in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati, OH
married Harriet Whipple
i. Charles Whipple Morris
ii. Elizabet h Longworth Morris
iii. Apphia Morris
iv. Joesphine Morris
v. Joseph David Morris
vi. Richard D Morris
e. Nicholas Morris
f. Catharine Morris
g. Susan Morris 15 Nov 1815 –
married 30 June 1840 Gov. Marcus Lawrence Ward
12 Nov 1812 Newark NJ – 25 Apr 1884 Newark NJ
4. Mary Longworth 4 June 1773 – dy
5. Jabez Longworth 30 Mar 1775 – 23 Oct 1829 Newark dsp
6. John Longworth 26 Nov 1779 – 21 Nov 1845 Newark twin dsp
8. Mary Longworth 26 Nov 1779 – dy twin
9. Nicholas Longworth 16 Jan 1783 Newark NJ – 10 Feb 1863 (Cincinnati, Ohio)
clerked for a time in brother Archibald’s plantation store in St. Luke’s Parish in Beaufort District SC
went to Cincinnati in May 1804; Lawyer, Horticulturist, and large land owner 1851 Memoir
married 24 Dec 1807 Susanna Howell [Conner] 6 May 1786 – 28 Sept 1865
widow of Stephen Conner and dau. of Silas Howell and Hannah 1753 – 1850
a. Mary Longworth 7 Oct 1808 – 4 Jan 1836
married 20 July 1830 John Stettinius
i. John Longworth Stettinius 15 Aug 1832 –
b. Eliza Longworth 9 Dec 1809 -1891
married 1842 William J Flagg
c. Sally Longworth 21 Oct 1811 – 14 Sept 1812
d. Joseph Longworth 2 Oct 1813 – 1883 Cin. OH
married 1843 Annie Maria Rives 2 Oct 1823 – 29 Dec 1862
i. Judge Nicholas Longworth 16 June 1844 – 18 Jan 1890
married 1866 Susan Walker 27 June 1845 – 27 Jul 1922
dau of Timothy Walker
1. Nicholas Longworth 5 Nov 1869 Ohio – 9 April 1931 Aiken, SC [while on a visit]
Congressman from Cincinnati, Ohio – buried Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati OH
Painting by Robert Doblhoff, 1930,
Collection of U.S. House of Representatives
married 17 Feb 1906 Alice Lee Roosevelt 12 Feb 1884 NY – 20 Feb 1980 DC
dau of Pres. Theodore Roosevelt and Alice H. Lee
a. Pauline Longworth 14 Feb 1925 –
2. Annie Rives Longworth 10 Dec 1870 – 3 July 1953 Cin OH
married 1902 Buckner Ashby Wallingford 1867 – 12 Nov 1936 Cin OH
3. Clara Eleanor Longworth 18 Oct 1873 – May 1955 Paris France
married 1901 Col. Comte Aldebert de Chambrun of France
ii. Landon Longworth 1846 – 1879 Cinn. OH
iii. Maria Longworth 20 Mar 1849 – 6 May 1932 Cin. OH
married 1st Bellamy Storer
married 6 May 1868 George Ward Nichols 21 June 1831 Maine –
1. Joseph Longworth Nichols 1870 Cin. OH – 1918
married Mary Morgan ca 1881 Baltimore, MD – Saranac Lake, NY
| 17 July 2010 Hi Sally, My father’s aunt, Mary Morgan Nichols, married Joseph Longworth Nichols. When she died my father inherited a large mirror that once hung in her house in Saranac, one of her tall case clocks (believed to have once belonged to Alice Roosevelt Longworth). On the chance that you’re interested in adding a link to your family tree, Mary Morgan’s ancestry is amply covered in a chart done by Jon Morris of Baltimore. Is there any chance that you might have a sense of whether my clock might really have connections to Alice Roosevelt Longworth??? Julie Turner, Boston, MA |
2. Margaret Rives Nichols 1872 Cin. OH – 1949 Paris France
married Marquis Perre de Chambrun
e. Catherine Longworth 22 Oct 1815 OH – 20 June 1893 VA
married 10 Sept 1834 Larz Anderson 9 Apr 1803 KY – 27 Feb 1878
i. Susan Longworth Anderson 26 Sept 1835 – 4 April 1836
ii. Nicholas Longworth Anderson 22 April 1838 –
iii. William Pope Anderson 10 Sept 1840 –
iv. Edward S Anderson ca 1842 –
v. Frederick P Anderson ca 1842 –
vi. Larz Anderson ca 1845 –
vii. Joseph L Anderson ca 1851 –
viii. Charles Anderson ca 1855 –
ix. Davis Anderson ca 1857 –
x. George S Anderson ca 1859 –
10. Catherine Longworth 3 Dec 1790 – 3 Jan 1868 dsp
Half-brother of Elizabeth L. Wheeler
David Longworth ca 1767 – 1821 | his parents
& 1788 Mary Totten 1768/70 – 1820 | her parents
of Newark NJ and New York City
– – – – – – – – – – – – –
David Longworth “became Washington Irving’s first publisher in NYC.”
He also published 1786 the first NYC directory.
David Longworth and Mary Totten had:
1. Thomas Longworth 7 Feb 1788 –
publisher of the NYC directory in 1825
married Essex, NJ 17 Mar 1813 Joanna Tuttle ca 1791 – 25 June 1818 NYC
2. Catherine Longworth 29 Jan 1790 –
3. John Webb Longworth 16 Aug 1792 –
4. Rachel Longworth 7 Nov 1794 –
5. Taber Kempe Longworth 17 June 1797 –
6. Juliana Longworth 10 June 1799 – Louisville
7. Julius Longworth 1801 –
8. Oliver Longworth 28 Sept 1803 –
9. Viola Longworth 28 Sept 1803 –
married W N Wadsworth
10. Octavius Longworth 22 March 1805 –
1850 Census Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York postmaster.
1859. moved to Corrina, Wright Co., Minnesota
married Springfield NJ 30 Dec 1830 Phoebe D Wade ca 1809 NJ –
a. Harry Longworth ca 1836 –
b. Sarah Longworth 1838 –
c. Clement Longworth ca 1840 –
d. Mary Longworth 1842 –
e. William Longworth ca 1844 –
f. Octavius Longworth ca 1847 –
g. Charlotte Longworth ca 1849 –
h. Elizabeth Longworth ca 1849 –
11. Octavia Longworth 29 May 1806 – 11 April 1838 NYC
12. daughter Longworth 3 Aug 1807 – 3 Aug 1807?
13. Ferina Longworth 31 Aug 1808 – aft 1885 Newark
14. Cora Longworth 4 Feb 1810 – Louisville
15. Herman Longworth 2 July 1811 –
16. Cyrus Longworth 27 Oct 1812 –
17. David Longworth 12 April 1814
1850 Census Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York sexton
married Essex, NJ 24 Mar 1834 Elizabeth C Brown
a. Mary Longworth ca 1835 –
b. Emma Longworth 1836 –
c. Julia Longworth ca 1842 –
d. Viola Longworth
e. Cora Longworth ca 1847 –
f. Catherine Longworth ca 1850 –
Half-sister of Elizabeth L. Wheeler
Mary Longworth | her parents
& 1795 Icabod Cannon 1770 – 1832 | his parents
of Newark NJ
– – – – – – – – – – – – –
Mary Longworth and Icabod Cannon had:
1. Mary Cannon
2. Sarah Cannon
3. Abby Cannon
4. Phebe Cannon
5. Matilda Cannon
Half-sister of Elizabeth L. Wheeler
Juliana Longworth 1775 – 1843 | her parents
& Eleazer Ball 1767 – 1825 | his parents
of Newark NJ
– – – – – – – – – – – – –
Juliana Longworth and Eleazer Ball had:
1. Catharine Ball
2. Olivia Ball
3. Augustes Ball
4. Josephine A. Ball, dressmaker
Some References:
Ed Ball’s page.
1. Trinity Church Burial Records, New Jersey Historical Society, Newark, NJ.
2. “New Jersey Biographical & Genealogical Notes,”; by William Nelson, Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc., Baltimore, MD, 1973. pg. 161
3. “Descendants to the Third Generation of EDWARD BALL one of the original settlers of Newark, N.J.”; a family chart from the New Jersey Historical Society in Newark; by Joseph Harrison Vance, Erie PA Feb 13, 1888.
4. “Genealogies of Connecticut Families, From the New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol I”
5. The “Charles Carroll Gardiner Collection”; Gardner’s early work, completed before 1911, is on 32 microfilms at the Family History Library. (Also owned by NEHGS). A separate section includes about 30,000 cards that index individuals listed in New Jersey records. Original papers at NJHS.
6. “Historic Morristown, New Jersey”; pg. 54,186,265,322
“Anderson-Overton” by W P Anderson. Cincinnati – 1945 which included a transcription of a hand written paper re 1844 of Nicholas Longworth who died in 1863 re his family’s history.