Name: HawkinsPikeBanfill

Updated: 05-27-2021 08:05:97.


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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Robert PIKE: Birth: MAY 1815 in NYS. Death: 11 APR 1874 in Minnesota City, Hennepin, MN

  2. William C. PIKE: Birth: 1819 in NYS. Death: in Minnesota City, Hennepin, MN?

  3. Sarah PIKE: Birth: 1823 in NYS.

  4. Phoebe PIKE: Birth: 1825 in Broome Co., NY.

  5. Sally\Sarah PIKE: Birth: 1827 in Broome Co., NY.

  6. Emma E. PIKE: Birth: 1829 in Broome Co., NY.

  7. Ellen S. PIKE: Birth: 1831 in Broome Co., NY.

  8. Gordon H. PIKE: Birth: 1834 in Broome Co., NY.

  9. Maria S. PIKE: Birth: 1836 in Broome Co., NY.

  10. Lovejoy B.G. (Arthur L.) PIKE: Birth: 1838 in Broome Co., NY.

  11. Wilburforce L. PIKE: Birth: ABT 1839 in Chenango Co. NY.

  12. James G.B. Pike: Birth: 1841 in Broome Co., NY. Death: 16 MAY 1916 in Harpursville, Broome, NY


Sources
1. Title:   <i>1825 New York State Census</i>
Page:   Colesville, Broome, NY, p.8.
2. Title:   <i>1850 U.S. Federal Census</i> (Washington D.C., National Archives microfilm publications)
Page:   Colesville, Broome, NY.
3. Title:   <i>1860 U.S. Federal Census</i> (Washington D.C., National Archives microfilm publications)
Page:   Colesville, Broome, NY.
4. Title:   General Index to Vital Records; microfilmed by the Genealogical Society, Salt Lake City, Utah at the Office of the Secretary of State Montpelier, Vermont
Page:   Roll 202.
5. Title:   Shepherd, Elmer I., <i>Berkshire Genealogical Notes; Section No. 3: Marriages in Pownal, Vermont to 1850</i>
Page:   p.3-46.
Text:   Williamstown, MA, Reprinted by Berkshire Family History Association, January 1990.

Notes
a. Note:   le census 3.3.1. 1865 is the last census where this family appears except son Gordon H. who was listed as a head of household in 1870 (then nothing more). In 1822 Robert Pike lived in Otisco. William wanted him to come to Colesville which he did within the next year or two and in 1865 still had a farm close to William's. Robert, Sr's land was valued at $1700 in 1850. Where he went after 1865 is uncertain. Did he live in or near Galena, Illinois?
  Robert probably was a farmer most of his life. There is an indication from William's diary that he was a teacher. However, it was unclear whether this meant he was a school teacher or a Sunday school teacher.
Note:   The Robert Pike and Phebe Trevett family was found in the 1825 Colesvil
b. Note:   on Robert, Jr. died and was buried in Minnesota City.
Note:   Robert Pike, Sr. might have died in Illinois or Minnesota City, MN. His s
c. Note:   kinton, Shepherd spells Phebe's last name as Trevett. Vermont VR on microfilm had Tressett. Torrey had early Trevetts listed.
Note:   Robert Pike and Phoebe were married by Justice of the Peace, Jesse Blac

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