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Note: Home in 1850: Rose, Wayne, New York (1 Jun)
Ira Lathrop, 54, MA, Farmer
Jemma Lathrop, 52, MD
Clarisa King, 15, NY
Maryette Owens, 9, NY
Home in 1860: Rose, Wayne, New York (1 Jun)
Ira Lathrop, 61, MA, Farmer
Jemima Lathrop, 61, MD
Home in 1880: Galen, Wayne, New York (1 Jun)
Anson Hulbert, 47, VT-VT-VT, Farmer
Diana Hulbert, Wife, 48, NY-MD-MD
Wellis Hulbert, Son, 19, NY
Julia Belle Hulbert, Dau, 15, NY
**Jemima Lathrop, Aunt, 81, MD-MD-MD, Widow
Ira and Jemima apparently adopted, in 1819, a little girl, Ann Witherell, born 1818 in Vermont. She died 1865 in New York. She married Samuel Clinton Hart (1815 NY - 1885 NY) about 1843.
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/70564/person/2131589008
Home in 1850: Rose, Wayne, New York (1 Jun)
Saml C Hart, 35, NY, Farmer
Anna Hart, 32, VT
Mary J Hart, 6, NY
Ira Hart, 4, NY
Ann E Hart, 2, NY
Marion Hart, 5/12th, NY
Home in 1860: Rose, Wayne, New York (1 Jun)
Samuel C Hart, 45, NY, Farmer
Ann Hart, 42, VT
Mary J Hart, 16, NY
Ira L Hart, 14, NY
Ann E Hart, 12, NY
Marion C Hart, 10, NY
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She was married by Rev. Lawrence Riley a Methodist minister. Nancy Davis Parrish was present. [3] Uncle Ira Lathrop, who lived where I do now, remarked: "I'd sell all I have for so much per acre." I tell you it set me to thinking. I told him to wait a little while and I'd think about it. I hated to run in debt so much, but I thought it a chance I couldn't afford to lose. After a while J mustered up courage to tell him I'd take the farm. And then, I was afraid he'd back out before the writings could be drawn. But he went down to the Valley, and we had the deed drawn there, and I was to have 12 years to pay in. Then the old lady wouldn't sign the deed. "And I don't blame her a mite; I wouldn't if I had been in her place," interrupted Mrs. C. "The idea of signing away one's home. I never would." In spite of the old lady's failure to sign, I got possession, and have been here ever since. Times were good, and at the end of three years (not 12), I was ready to square up. So I said to Uncle Lathrop, "I'm ready to pay you if you can get Aunt Jemima's signature." He managed to get her to sign by giving her a mortgage on certain property in town that had every prospect of running a long time. It did. She never got a cent of interest or principal. I was mighty sorry for her, but what was I to do? Yes, they were nice folks, Uncle Ira Lathrop, and his wife, who had been Jemima Parrish. They came here from Phelps. They hadn't any children of their own, but they raised three adopted ones, one boy and two girls. The son finally went west, while Ann married Clinton Hart, and for a long time lived up west of the corners. Martha is the wife of George Correll of the North Rose district, and Henry Dunn married her daughter. Somehow or other things didn't go first rate after the Lathrops sold the place. Both are dead now. [2] - SOURCES - NAME:2-3;l(Jemina) B:3(last wk. DEC 1798 or JAN 1, 1799) D:3 F:l-heir of Solomon;2-a Parrish COUSIN OF NANCY DAVIS:3 HUSB:2-3;l(Southrop) MD:3 MP:3 1. Ontario Co. NY land records [500] 2. Rose Neighborhood Sketches (Wayne Co. NY) by Roe pg. 161 [510] 3. Jemima Parrish Lothrop's stmt. for Nancy to get pension from Gilbert Parrish's war service [1036] Jemima married (1) Ira LATHROP on 7 Apr 1822 in Phelps, Ontario Co., NY. (Marlaina Taylor, taylorq.m@@sbcglobal.net, 18 Nov 2013)
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