Lawton Richmond

Lawton Richmond,7 , (Preserved, 6, Adam, 5, Stephen,4,  John, 3, Edward, 2, John, 1) was born in Le Roy, New York, May 21, 1815.  He married Diantha Gardner May 23, 1838, and lived in Clinton County, Michigan.

Census 1860

Township of Essex, Clinton, Michigan, United States

Household Role Sex Age Birthplace

Laton Richmond Male 45 New York

Diantha R Richmond Female 40 New York

Francis M Richmond Male 20 New York

Merwin C Richmond Male 16 Ohio

John H Richmond Male 11 Ohio

Mary Jane Richmond Female 7 Michigan

Ella Ann Richmond Female 5 Michigan

Lawton [Layton in the Civil War pension papers] Richmond, son of Preserved and Mary (Luther) Richmond, served in the Civil War as a private in Company A, 27 Michigan Volunteers.  He died on June 17, 1864, of "Camp Disease."

Mrs. Braddock Richmond (Nancy Lindsay)

Pedigree of Mrs. Nancy (Lindsay) Richmond (1776-1810):

Source

NOTE:  The author of this pedigree, Charles Henry Browning, was known to produce debunked genealogies.

#5287 John Murray Richmond

#5287. John Murray (8), (Ebenezer, 7, Edward 6, Edward 5, Benjamin 4, Edward 3, Edward 2, John 1) born Feb. 10, 1836; married Julia Ann Richmond (See No. 5276).

United States Census, 1850

Independence, Allegany, New York, United States

Household Gender Age Birthplace

Ebenezer Richmond M 57 New York

Louisa Richmond F 53 New York

Nancy Richmond F 23 New York

Susan Richmond F 19 New York

Henry Richmond M 17 New York

John M Richmond M 14 New York

George W Richmond M 11 New York

New York, State Census, 1855

Independence, Allegany, New York, United States

Household Gender Age Birthplace

Self Ebinezar Richmond U 64

Wife Louisa Richmond F 58

Child Henry Richmond U 22

Child John M Richmond U 19

Child George Richmond U 16

Hired hand Fanny Skinner U 26

United States Census, 1860

The Town Of Independence, Allegany, New York, United States

Household Gender Age Birthplace

Ebenezer Richmond M 67 New York

Loisa Richmond F 63 New York

John M Richmond M 24 New York

Julia Richmond F 17 New York

George Richmond M 21 New York

 Civil War "Widows' Pensions" New York Infantry Regiment 147 Company I, Richmond, Murray J (WC38733)

Source

Melissa (Richmond) Stephens Jordan #6640

Melissa Richmond (9) (Josiah 8, Edward 7, Josiah 6, Josiah 5, Josiah 4, Edward 3, John 2, John 1), was the daughter (and only surviving child) of Josiah and Permelia (Cheadle) Richmond.  Her father, Josiah, married 5 times and had other children by his 2nd and 3rd wives.

6640.  Melissa Crippin (9), married, 1st, Stephen S. Stephens; 2d, Henry G. Jordan.  Melissa, her husband, Henry, her children and step-children were living in Kosciusko County, Indiana, in 1850.

United States Census, 1850 

residence: Harrison, Kosciusko, Indiana

Henry G Jordon M 38y [b. VA]

Melissa Jordon F 23y [b. OH]

Lucinda Jordon F 15y [married John Richmond (1834-1924), half brother of Melissa]

Frances A Jordon F 13y

James Jordon M 10y [d. 1855]

Sarah Jordon F 5y [d. 1855]

Josiah Jordon M 3y

Wesley Jordon M 2y

Lucinda (1835-1924), Frances, and James were the children of Henry and Sarah Rosell (1813-1844) Jordan.

Melissa's step-daughter, Frances Jordan, married Thomas Disher 27 Feb 1858 in Kosciusko County, Indiana.

United States Census, 1900residence: Adams village, Gage, Nebraska
birth date: Apr 1838
birthplace: Ohio
Household Gender Age
Thomas Disher M   Frances A Disher F child Delbert T Disher M Fred M Moore M

Frances (Jordan) Disher died in 1912, in Nebraska.

Melissa C. Jordan (1838-1863) was buried in Etna Green West Cemetery, Kosciusko County, Indiana, as was her husband, Henry (1812-1869).

George Franklin Richmond

GEORGE FRANKLIN RICHMOND (9) (Abiathar 7, Abiathar 6, Gideon 5, Nathaniel 4, Edward 3, John 2, John 1) was born February 22, 1833. He married Narcissa Nelson, who was born in 1832 and died about 1894. He was killed in a railroad accident, and was buried in Jamaica, Vt. They resided in Ashfield, also in Virginia, New York and Michigan. They had an adopted daughter, Esther, who is married. He was a painter, and was very religious.


This one -- George living with Abiathar & Electa in 1850 in Ashfield, Franklin, MA

United States Census, 1850

residence: Ashfield, Franklin, Massachusetts

  Household Gender Age

Abiathar Richman M 50y

Electa Richman F 49y

Hannah Richman F 22y

Louis Richman F 20y

  George Richman M 17y

Allen Richman M 15y

Edmund Richman M 13y

Alvan Richman M 11y

Sara Richman F 6y

New Hampshire Marriages, 1720-1920

groom's name: George D. Richmond [Residence: Fulton, NY]

groom's birth date: 1833

groom's age: 28

bride's name: Narissa D. Nelson [Residence: Exeter, NH]

bride's birth date: 1833

bride's age: 28

marriage date: 14 Nov 1861

marriage place: Exeter, Rockingham, New Hampshire

United States Census, 1880 

residence: Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts

Household Gender Age

  George F. Richmond M 47

spouse Nellie D. Richmond F 47

child Esther M. Richmond F 10

Mary (Richmond) Brownell & Sisters

MARY CHURCH RICHMOND (7) (Jonathan 6, Nathaniel 5, Sylvester 4, Silvester 3, Edward 2, John 1) was born at Grand Rapids, Mich., May 31, 1813 and died January 25, 1842. She married, January 28, 1834, Hamilton Brownell. He was a merchant. They resided at Richmond, Va., in 18??
CHILD: Jonathan Brownell, born July 20, 1841; died April 10, 1842.


REBECCA RICHMOND (7) (Jonathan 6, Nathaniel 5, Sylvester 4, Silvester 3, Edward 2, John 1) was born at Grand Rapids, Mich., March 22, 1817. She married August 16, 1837, John Marsh. They resided at Aurora, NY.

CHILDREN:
Rebecca Marsh, b. July 30? 1843, NY
Charles Marsh, b. Sept 18, 1844, NY
William Marsh, b. Apr 11? 1858, NY


ELIZA JANE RICHMOND (7) (Jonathan 6, Nathaniel 5, Sylvester 4, Silvester 3, Edward 2, John 1) was born at Grand Rapids, Mich., May 30, 1819, and died in Moscow, NY, December 30, 1848. She married, October 22, 1845, Charles Jones. He was the son of Capt. Horatio Jones, who was captured by the Indians, and held prisoner many years. They resided in Aurora, NY.

Child: Mary Loraine Jones

Their brother was William Almy Richmond; his daughter Rebecca wrote the diary that is excerpted below:

Diary of Rebecca Richmond-Rebecca Visits Kansas & the Custers [Gen. George Armstrong Custer]
TUESDAY JANY 7. -- Cold and high wind. Called upon Mrs. Dr. Mills, Mrs. Dr. Brewer, and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Dr. Mills was a Miss Halsey of Trumansburg, N.Y. and therefore connected to uncle John Marsh's family. She has two daughters at Miss Porter's school at Farmington, Conn., and Mrs. Dr. Brewer is another daughter. Mrs. Major Parker is a young Philadelphia lady, quite pleasing, and reminds me of Georgie Bull of Detroit. her husband is a fine guitarist.

As descendants of Silvester Richmond (Edward 2, John 1), these Richmonds are Mayflower descendants.

Joel Warren Richmond & Family

JOEL WARREN RICHMOND (8) (Amaziah 7, Amaziah 6, Amaziah 5, Ebenezer 4, Ebenezer 3, John 2, John 1) was born in Whitewater, Wis., January 20, 1857. He married at Pewaukee, Wis., October 12, 1881, Helen Naomi Clark. He was a graduate of the Normal School at Whitewater, and taught school a short time; then engaged in commission and grain brokerage business in Minneapolis, Minn., where he resided in 1896.

CHILDREN (born at Whitewater):

Helen Ivah, born August 13, 1882
Margaret Sarah, born May 20, 1885 [died 26 Oct 1907]
Hewitt Warren, born Jan. 16, 1890

The Joel Warren Richmond family was in Minneapolis, Hennepin Co., Minnesota in the 1900 census.

The daughter of Joel Warren & Helen (Clark) Richmond, Mrs. Helen Ivah (Richmond) Jerome, wife of Albert C. Jerome, was in the DAR. In Hennepin County, Albert and Helen (who had been married 1 year) were living with Albert's brother, Waldron and two others in 1910. In 1920 Albert & Helen were still in Hennepin Co., MN, along with their daughter, Margaret (age 4) and their son, Waldron (age 3). In 1930 the same family group, Albert, Helen, Margaret and Waldron, were still living in Minneapolis.

The family tree of Hewitt Warren Richmond, son of Joel & Helen, can be found here (emphasis on the Clark family).

In 1920, Hewitt W. Richmond was an officer in the U. S. Army at Fort Monroe, Elizabeth City County, Virginia. Living with him was his wife, Marguerite, who was born in England. They were also enumerated with Hewitt's parents in Hennepin Co., MN, in 1920.

Captain Hewitt W. Richmond died 8 January 1938 and was buried at Forest Hill Cemetery in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. His father, Joel, who died 11 March 1939, was also buried there. Marguerite (Mrs. Hewitt Richmond), who died 15 December 1962, was also buried at Forest Hill.