Sara DELANO

Father: Warren DELANO
Mother: Catharine Robbins LYMAN

Family 1: James ROOSEVELT
  1. +Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT 
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 _Warren DELANO ___________|
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|--Sara DELANO 
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|                           _Joseph LYMAN ______
|_Catharine Robbins LYMAN _|
                           |_Anne Jean ROBBINS _
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Ethel GRANGER

Father: Moses Moorehead GRANGER
Mother: Mary Hoyt REESE

Family 1: William Darlington SCHULTZ 

                            _________________________
 _Moses Moorehead GRANGER _|
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|--Ethel GRANGER 
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|                           _William James REESE ____
|_Mary Hoyt REESE _________|
                           |_Mary Elizabeth SHERMAN _
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Richard HULSE

Father: Richard HULSE
Mother: HELME 

                  _Richard HULSE _
 _Richard HULSE _|
|                |_Unknown BIGGS _
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|--Richard HULSE 
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|                 ________________
|_ HELME ________|
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Smith HURLBURT

Father: Alanson HURLBUT
Mother: Polly HURLBUT

Family 1: Almira LOVELL 

                    _Ashahel HURLBUT _
 _Alanson HURLBUT _|
|                  |_Miss SLOAN ______
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|--Smith HURLBURT 
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|_Polly HURLBUT ___|
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We know from Smith's Volunteer Enlistment papers that he was born in Shel don, Vermont. Shown below are a few brief facts about Sheldon Vt. Abou t Sheldon. But when we came across the LDS (AFN: P1MX-95) for Bartholome w HULBERT we saw many similarities that tied in - we HAVE NOT YET TIED AL L PARTS - but feel 'if' Alice was in fact ALSON, we may have our tie. W e will pursue this lead.

Famous for its medicinal springs which were said to be a cure for countle ss ills.
FRANKLIN COUNTY Land Area-43.4 sq. mi./27,792 acres Altitude-374 feet Cha rtered Aug. 18, 1763 1994 Population-1,748 Density-40.2 persons per sq. m i. 1995 Tax Rate-$ 1.68 (94) Grand List $932,521 (94)

All phone numbers are Area Code 802. ADDRESS: Box 66 Sheldon 05483 PHONE : 933-2524
Who Served in the Civil War? Beginning in April 1861, a number of Preside ntial proclamations were issued, calling for men to serve in the Union fo rces. These proclamations were met through militia activation, voluntar y enlistments and draft. Note that those who were drafted could hire some one to substitute for them. Many units were mustered for 30-60-90 days o r 6-9-12 months. The normal term of service was 1-3 years. Most of the so ldiers served from units formed locally. Re-enlisting soldiers were not n ecessarily re-assigned to the same unit (or even to the same branch). The y even sometimes served in units from different states.

We have not known a great deal of Smith HURLBURT, we suspect his name 'Sm ith' may have been given him from his mother's maden name. He was born i n Vermont this is supported by the LDS site. We have sent for and receive d the Military Records We do know he moved a few times before 1864 when h e enlisted in the US Army as a volunteer [Souces - New York: Report o f the Adjutant General. Resident not listed, 30 yrs old. Enlisted on 1/4/ 64 at Mt. Morris, N.Y. as a Private. on 1/7/64 he mustered into 'H' Co. N .Y.24th Calvary. ( source of the following detail on the 24th NY Calvary . [http://www.morrisville.edu/library/local_history/sites/unitinf o/24cav .htm l] by Sue Greenhagen
24th NY Calvary [ nicknamed German 1st Calvary (or Cavalry)]


Nickname - Recruitment Area: Company A - Fulton and Phoenix Company B - U tica, Auburn and Springfield Company C - Oswego, Buffalo, Ogdensburg, Aub urn and Volney Company D - Buffalo, Southport, Baldwin, Orange, Elmira an d Catlin Company E - Oswego, Scriba, Hastings, Hannibal, Orwell and Paris h Company F - Buffalo, Taberg, Oswego, Rome and Utica Company G - Orwell , Sandy Creek, Amboy, Oswego, New Haven and Lorraine Company H - Rocheste r, Mt. Morris and Canandaigua Company I - Oswego, Fulton, Parish, Palerm o and Hastings Company K - Syracuse, Onondaga, Oswego and Buffalo Compan y L - Canandaigua, Auburn, Rochester, Mt. Morris, Rome and Utica Compan y M - Buffalo, Auburn, Utica, Syracuse and Utica Dates of Service: Muster ed in: Dec. 28, 1863 (Co. A, C, D, and E); Jan. 7, 1864 (Co. B, F, G, H a nd I); Jan. 7-26, 1864 (Co. K, L and M) at Auburn Mustered out: Consolida ted with 10th Cav. on July 10, 1865; became '1st Provisional Regt. of N.Y . Volunteer Cavalry.' Colonels: William C. RAULSTON Walter C. NEWBERRY
Casualty Totals:

Battle-Related KILLED Officers 1 Enlisted 72 WOUND ED DIED Officers 6 Enlisted 40 WOUNDED RECOVERED O fficers 20 Enlisted 268 MISSING Officer s 3 Enlisted 125 TOTAL 536
Died of disease and other causes Officers 0 Enliste d 103 As POW Officers 1 Enlisted 30 TOTA L 134
TOTAL CASUALTIES: 670 He was transferred out on 4/28/64 (Transferred t o Navy) I have been frustrated for some time with my inability to zero i n on the Navy Records for Smith HURLBURT, the known brother of David HURL BURT, and a son of Alanson HURLBUT and his spouse Polly Hurlbut. We kne w for quite sometime that Smith HURLBURT b. 1833 @ Sheldon, Vermont. We h ave not known a great deal of Smith HURLBURT, we suspect his name 'Smith ' may have been given him from his mother's maiden name. He was born in V ermont this is only supported by our gleaning some data from the LDS We b Site. We had originally sent for the Military Records - of his initia l enlistment. We do know he moved a few times before 1864 when he enliste d in the US Army as a volunteer [Sauces - New York: Report of the Adjut ant General. Resident not listed, 30 yrs old. Enlisted on 1/4/64 at Mt. M orris, N.Y. as a Private. on 1/7/64 he mustered into 'H' Co. N.Y.24th Cal vary. ( source of the following detail on the 24th NY Calvary. [http://ww w.morrisville.edu/library/local_history/sites/unitinf o/24cav.htm l] by S ue Greenhagen 24th NY Calvary [ nicknamed German 1st Calvary (or Cavalry )]
Up until now the only this we knew was he was transferred out on 4/28/6 4 (Transferred to Navy). I sent off for US Navy records in an attempt t o learn more about his live and death and hopefully learn a little more a bout his parents etc.
Like any enthusiastic genealogist I was most anxious to receive and revie w the files from the National Archives. Today my thin envelope arrive d - (not a good sign - thin envelopes are generally a sign of 'nothing fo und.')
The person who handled my request sent and included the following note: ' We searched Civil War Navy records for Smith HURLBURT and other derivativ es there of. We cannot find any record of enlistment. We presume you alre ady have his compiled military service record for his service in the 24t h N.Y. Cav., as this record was accessed last year. That record shows h e was on a list of DESERTERS/dated Sept 10, 1864. We presume he was relea sed from the Army on condition he transfer to the Navy, but he NEVER ENLI STED in the US Navy.
Conclusion: Smith HURLBURT was a deserter

We know from various census index (s) that he lived in Mt. Morris; Cortla nd @ 1830; Monroe County @ 1850.
Apparently his spouse lived with Alson HURLBURT after Smith enlisted or v olunteered.
Shown below are the dataI have extracted: 1) HURLBURT, Smith 1830 New Yo rk Census Index he was listed on page # 126 and residing at Cortland Coun ty in the town of Homer. there was one other Hurlburt shown in the same c ounty but HUTLBURT, Timothy resided in Truxton he is referenced on pag e # 042.
2) HURLBURT, Smith @ 1850 New York Census Index he had moved to Monroe Co unty @ Rochester N.Y. and resided in WARD # 1 as referenced on page 10. T he index references other HURLBURTS as well but only one other in the sam e WARD. That is J. M. HURLBURT; those also residing in Rochester were Bar tholomew @ WARD # 8 page 387; Hosmer @ WARD 3 page 115. The index refere s to a Sarah HURLBURT @ WHEATLAND - same county of Monroe as seen on pag e 248.
Souces - New York: Report of the Adjutant General. Resident not listed , 30 yrs old. Enlisted on 1/4/64 at Mt. Morris, N.Y. as a Private. on 1/7 /64 he mustered into 'H' Co. N.Y.24th Calvary. He was transferred out o n 4/28/64 (Transferred to Navy)
We have also obtained from the National Archives copies of Veterans Recor ds - including his enlistment or 'Volunteer' papers, and it appears he us ed the spelling HURLBERT ??? Also he enlisted at age 30 Jan 4, 1864. He i s described as being 'dark' complexion, black hair and black eyes. He wa s noted as being 5'10 1/4 tall. This is attested to by G.Briggs MD Examin ing Surgeon. The pension records were also obtained.
Per Emial with Olive Mae Lindell dated Aug 1999: Tom, from the above sinc e was 30 then he must have been born 1834 birthday must have been after t he census that we determined as being born in 1833. Another comment: Sinc e Mary Beth Bimber said there were two files for Smith Hurlburt. Probabl y one has his service for the Navy.
Per Email with Olive Mae Lindell dated Dec. 17, 1999 We now know he spell ed his name Hulbert instead of Hurlburt, was born in Sheldon , Vermont a bt. 1834(Since he enlisted Jan. 4, 1864 at 30 yrs of age.at Mt, Morris, N ew York). He was 5 feet 10 1/4 inches tall. Had Black eyes (Where do bla ck eyes come from? Are they calling brown eyes black?) had Black hair (M y uncle David had Black curly Hair, and my Aunt Ella had black hair, my M other's hair was blonde when little then brown like mine was, then gray. ) Dark complexion Smith was transferred to the Navy April 29, 1864
Source: The Ontario County (NY) Records and Archives Center @ http://raim s.com/home.html date October 31, 1999, 2 HURLBURTs are listed as servin g in the Civil War and from Ontario County: HURLBURT MARCUS C . VICTOR ; and HURLBURT SMITH M T. MORRIS
[Brøderbund Family Archive #315, Ed. 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected Count ies, 1830, Date of Import: Sep 12, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.315.1.4673.40]
Individual: Hurlburt, Smith County/State: Cortland Co., NY Location: Home r Page #: 126 Year: 1830 [Brøderbund Family Archive #315, Ed. 1, Census I ndex: U.S. Selected Counties, 1830, Date of Import: Sep 12, 1999, Interna l Ref. #1.315.1.4673.40]
Individual: Hurlburt, Smith County/State: Cortland Co., NY Location: Home r Page #: 126 Year: 1830 [Brøderbund Family Archive #317, Ed. 1, Census I ndex: U.S. Selected Counties, 1850, Date of Import: Sep 12, 1999, Interna l Ref. #1.317.1.16304.188]
Individual: Hurlburt, Smith County/State: Monroe Co., NY Location: Roches ter 1st Ward Page #: 010 Year: 1850 [Brøderbund Family Archive #318, Ed . 1, Census Index: U.S. Selected States/Counties, 1860, Date of Import: S ep 12, 1999, Internal Ref. #1.318.1.18254.162]
Individual: Hurlburt, Smith County/State: Livingston Co., NY Location: Mt . Morris Twp Page #: 070 Year: 1860
Livingston County, NY (where Mt. Morris is located) according to L.L. Dot y's book on the History of Livingston County mentions Infantry and Cavalr y recruitments, but does not mention the Navy. A list of genaelogists ca n be found at www.bcgcertification.org/rost_ix.html. You might find hel p from them [S977]

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Daniel HURLBUT

Father: Jonathan HURLBUT
Mother: Lydia BAKER 

                     _Jonathan HURLBUT _
 _Jonathan HURLBUT _|
|                   |_Ann HURLBUT ______
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|--Daniel HURLBUT 
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|                    ___________________
|_Lydia BAKER ______|
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Roland E NICHOLSON 

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|--Roland E NICHOLSON 
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Esther\Hester PHELPS

Father: Joseph PHELPS
Mother: Esther\Hester HOSFORD

Family 1: Samuel KENT 

                          _George PHELPS ___
 _Joseph PHELPS _________|
|                        |_Philury RANDALL _
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|--Esther\Hester PHELPS 
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|                         _John HOSFORD ____
|_Esther\Hester HOSFORD _|
                         |_Phillipa THRALL _
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LeGrand SHERMAN

Father: Nathan Hubbell SHERMAN
Mother: Mary 'Polly' GREGORY 

                           _Silas N. SHERMAN _
 _Nathan Hubbell SHERMAN _|
|                         |_Betsey CURTISS ___
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|--LeGrand SHERMAN 
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|                          ___________________
|_Mary 'Polly' GREGORY ___|
                          |___________________
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Elizabeth STOWE

Father: John STOWE
Mother: Elizabeth BIGG 

                   _Thomas STOWE ________
 _John STOWE _____|
|                 |_Elizabeth WETHERBEE _
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|--Elizabeth STOWE 
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|                  _John BIGG ___________
|_Elizabeth BIGG _|
                  |_Rachel MARTIN _______
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Abner Stow Wiester,ibid. [S749]

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Lottie WARBOYS

Father: Andrew WARBOYS
Mother: Phoebe A. DEAN

Family 1: John Joseph DOYLE 

                   _Thomas WARBOYS ____
 _Andrew WARBOYS _|
|                 |_Margaret GARRISON _
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|--Lottie WARBOYS 
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|                  _William DEAN ______
|_Phoebe A. DEAN _|
                  |_Mahela LEE ________
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Lottie Warboys and her husband John Doyle moved to Kansas in 1905 and set tled on a farm 10 miles south of Leon, Butler County, Kansas. Mr. Doyle f armed for 42 years before retiring.
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Lottie Warboys and her husband John Doyle moved to Kansas in 1905 and se ttled on a farm 10 miles south of Leon, Butler County, Kansas. Mr. Doyl e farmed for 42 years before retiring. [S92]

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