NathanielTompkins Descendants

Descendants of NATHANIEL TOMPKINS

Generation No. 1

1. NATHANIEL3 TOMPKINS (JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born Abt. 1645 in Fairfield, Fairfield Co., CT, and died September 06, 1684 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY. He married ELIZABETH WHITE 1675 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, daughter of NATHANIEL WHITE. She was born Abt. 1642 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, and died Aft. 1698 in Eastchester , Westchester Co., NY.

Notes for NATHANIEL TOMPKINS: WILL OF NATHANIEL TOMPKINS (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins Dec 30, 2001.) Nathaniel's will (A-9):

ORDE. OF COURTE ABOUT NATHANIEL TOMPKINS' WILL. ORDER of court about the will of Nathaniell Tomkins of Wastchester. NATHANIELL TOMKINS of Eastchester in the county of Westchester in the province of New Yorke his last will & testament & Inventory of his estate was read in court & proved by oate the Court admitts the widow Elizabeth Tomkins, John Tomkins and Natthaniell White to be admmisstrators of the estate of Nathaniell Tomkins deceased they giveing securety as the law directs the Inventory is 205 [pounds] 2 Sh. 00ds. they have all three bound themselves joyntly & severally in an oblegation of four hundred & tenn pounds four shillings to performe what the law directs in such cases &c.,

NATHANIEL TOMPKINS, HIS WILL CPUED THE WILL OF NATHANIEL TOMKINS.

IN THE NAME OF GOD AMEN, I, Nathaniell Tomkins of Eastchester in the County of Westchester make these my last will & testament being perfitt memory blessed be God first I committ me soule into the hands of Almighty God that gave it me. SECONDLY I recomend my body to be decently buried at the discretion of my executors (viz) Elizabeth Tomkins my loveing wife and my loveing Brother John Tomkins and Natthaniell White to be my lawfull executors for the takeing care of my estate first my debts to be sattisfied & payed, secondly that my loveing wife have the dissposall of all my wholl estate for the bringeing up my children till they come of age eighteene the dawters and twenty one yeares my sonn Nathaniell Tomkins. AND my loveing wife to have the third of my estate of upland and medow dureing her life and my sonn Nathaniell Tomkins to have two thirds of the said upland and meddow. AND for my loveing wife Elizabete Tomkins boate the houses & whome lott dureing her widdowhood I bequete my four daughters cove Ann Tomkins, Elizabeth Tomkins Mary Tomkins and Rebeca Tomkins tenn pounds a peese out of the lands and personall estate at the discretion of my three executors, Elizabete Tomkins, John Tomkins and Nahaniell White, and if any of the said daughters or sonn should dye afore they come to age then the estate of the deceased shall be equally devided amongst the daughters and Sonn. IN WITTNESS to this my last will and testament I have put my marke and seale this decond day of Septembr. in the yeare 1684

Witnes. Samuell Drakes, Senyr. Tho. Kirke, Senyor. THE U MARKE OF NATHANIELL TOMKINS Sworne too in Court febr. 19th 1684. A true coppy ffrom the origionall.

Pr. Joseph Lee (L.S.)

An inventary of the estate Natthaniell Tomkins, Senior, deceased who departed this life the 6ixt day of Septembr. 1684 which is taken by us whose sames are hereunder written the 26th day of Sept. 1684.

Imprimis one whome lott wte. all ye houseing on it at 80 pounds, 00 Sh. eleven ackres of meddow at thirty three pounds 33 pounds, 00 Sh. thirteen acres of upland already layd out and manured and about twenty acres of upland undevided 15 pounds, 00 Sh. Two oxen at eight pounds three cowes at nine pounds two three yeares ould at five pounds 22 pounds, 00 Sh. Three two years ould at five piunds three yearlings at three pounds three calves at one pds. tenn Shil. one Bay horse lent to my by Gibbs. 06 pounds, 00 Sh. One horse 02 pounds, 00 Sh. Twenty sheepe younge & ould at eight pounds 08 pounds, 00 Sh. Tenn swine valued at five pounds 05 pounds, 00 Sh. One Cart & Wheeles thame ploughirons and two axes 03 pounds, 00 Sh. Two augers three howes & one hammer one sickle one chissell valued at 00 pounds, 07 Sh. One pair of Stilyards. 00 pounds, 15 Sh. His waring Cloake & apparell 05 pounds, 00 Sh. His Gunn and sword valued at 01 pounds, 10 Sh. Three potts; potthookes and tramells 02 pounds, 00 Sh. Pewter ware 01 pounds, 00 Sh. Ffor bedding and a warming pann 05 pounds, 00 Sh. Aparrell of flax and woll 01 pounds, 10 Sh. A sadle & bridle and other ware 00 pounds, 10 Sh. Corne and hay at four pounds 04 pounds, 00 Sh. Ffom the other side and this side of 205 pounds, 2 Sh. This is a treu inventory, taken this 26th day of Septembr. 1684 by us. The H. Mark of William Haiden. Phillipp Pinckney Samuel Drakes Senior. Richard Suite. Sworne too in Court Fbr, ye 19th 1684 prst. Joseph Lee, Clk. A true coppy from the originall. pr. Joseph Lee, Registr.

A Copy of an oblegation to secure the Estate of Nathaniell Tomkins,Pords. of Court KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PESENTSm THAT WEE, ELIZABETE TOMKINS, widdow of Natthaniell Tomkins, & John Tomkins, and Natthaniell White all inhabbetants of Eastchester in the County of Westchester in the Province of New Yorke doe stand ffirmely bound in the some of FOUR HINDRED & TWENTY POUNDS FOUR SHILLINGS in Current moneys of this Province to his Royall Highnesses; Justices of the Pease for the Sessions of said County to the which paymt. wee doe obleidge us and every of us our heires executors and administrators unto the said Justices or their assignens in the condition hereunder written.

THE CONDITION of this oblegaton is such that if the above bounden Elizabeth Tomkins doe well and truely performe all such things as the law of this Gouvrnment Requires concerning the administration the estate of Nattaniell Tomkins deceased. and to indemnefie the said Justices of said County of Westchester from all damage that may acrew by said admmistration then this oblegation to be voyd and of non efect etherways.

to stand in full power force and vertue. IN WITTNESS WHEREOF weee the said Elizabeth Tomkins, John Tomkins & Natthaniell White have putt to our hands and seales this 19th day of Novem. 1684 Ano. Regis Caroli. Secundi Anglia XXXVI Wittnes. Phillip Pinckney THE E. MARK OF ELIZABETH TOMPKINS THE X MARKE OF JOHN TOMKINS THE R. MARKE OF NATTHANIELL WHITE Joeseph Lee, Clk.

BIO: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): Nathaniel (John) b. about 1645, probably accompanied his mother to Eastchester where he married Elizabeth sister of Nathaniel White. He died Sept. 6 1684. His wll names children (a Deborah Tompkins, apparantly a posthumous daugter, was living with Isaac Odell in 1698) (Source: Grenville McKenzie's Families of Colonial Philipsburgh)

BIO: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): Nathaniel, d. at Eastchester, 6 Sept. 1684; purchased land from Mr. John Pell, 1681; will 2 Sept. 1684, named wife Elizabeth, bro. John Tompkins, and Nathaniel White, Exec'rs; children, Nathaniel, Ann, Elizabeth, Mary, and Rebecca, all under age. (Source: History And Genealogy Of The Families Of Old Fairfield, Vol.1, Donald Jacobus)

More About NATHANIEL TOMPKINS: Will: September 02, 1684, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY Will proved: November 19, 1684, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY

Notes for ELIZABETH WHITE: ELIZABETH WHITE'S ANCESTRY: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins Dec 30, 2001.) Elizabeth White, married to Nathaniel Tompkins was Nathaniel White's sister. (Source: Relationships of the first inhabitants, page 31 - Eastchester Village, Colonial New York, 1666 - 1698, Maps & Inhabitants, by David Tompkins, Eastchester Historical Society)

CENSUS 1698 Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY : (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): 1698 Eastchester Census shows Nathaniel Tompkins living with his mother Elizabeth, sister Mary Odell and her husband Jonathan Odell. (Source: New York Colonial Manuscripts, Vol. XLII, Page 57)

More About ELIZABETH WHITE: Census: 1698, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY

Marriage Notes for NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and ELIZABETH WHITE: CHILDREN: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): Eastchester Births Not Recorded (Source: Eastchester Village, Colonial New York, 1666-1698, page 33, by David A. Tompkins - Eastchester Historical Society). to Nathaniel Tomkins & Eliz. White: - Anne - Elizabeth - Mary (1676) - Nathaniel (1678) - Rebecca (1679) - Deborah (1684)

CHILDREN: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): -Anne Tompkins, born Abt. 1673 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY. -Elizabeth Tompkins, born Abt. 1674 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY. -Mary Tompkins, born 1676 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY (Source: (1) Grenville MacKenzie's Families of Colonial Philipsburgh., (2) FamilySearch® International Genealogical Index, Film Number: 458899.); died 1755 in Phillipsburgh Manor, Westchester Co., NY (Source: New York City Wills, 1754-1760, Page 310.). She married Jonathan Odell (Source: Grenville MacKenzie's Families of Colonial Philipsburgh.) 1697 in Westchester Co., NY (Source: U.S./International Marriage Records, 1340-1980 (Broderbund CD #403).); born 1675 in White Plains, Westchester Co., NY (Source: FamilySearch® International Genealogical Index, Film Number: 170719.); died Bet. 1753 - 1754 in Phillipsburgh Manor, Westchester Co., NY (Source: Westchester Patriarchs, By Norman Davis, Page 179.). -Nathaniel Tompkins, born September 20, 1678 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY; died February 15, 1733 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY. -Rebecca Tompkins, born 1679 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY; died November 13, 1761 in Greenwich, Fairfield Co., CT.

CHILDREN: WFT Volume 2 Pedigree# 1534: Generation No. 11: 11. NATHANIEL11 TOMPKINS (JOHN10, RALPH9 TOMKINS, JOHN8 TOMKYNS, JAMES7, WILLIAM6, THOMAS5, WILLIAM4, WILLIAM3, THOMAS2, ROBERT1) was born 1633 in CT, and died September 06, 1684 in Eastchester. He married ELIZABETH WHITE WFT Est. 1664-1682, daughter of ELIZ. OR MARY BREWSTER. She was born WFT Est. 1631-1658, and died WFT Est. 1682-1745. Children of NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and ELIZABETH WHITE are: i.ELIZABETH12 TOMPKINS, b. WFT Est. 1654-1680; d. WFT Est. 1659-1763. ii.MARY TOMPKINS, b. WFT Est. 1654-1680; d. WFT Est. 1659-1763. iii.ANN TOMPKINS, b. Abt. 1672; d. WFT Est. 1700-1766; m. ISAAC ODELL, WFT Est. 1700-1734; b. WFT Est. 1655-1675; d. WFT Est. 1700-1761. 12. iv.NATHANIEL TOMPKINS, b. September 20, 1678, Eastchester, NY; d. February 15, 1731/32, Yorktown, NY. v.REBECCA TOMPKINS, b. 1679; d. 1761; m. JOSEPH CLOSE SR, WFT Est. 1707-1740; b. WFT Est. 1662-1682; d. WFT Est. 1707-1768.

CHILDREN: WFT, unknown volume and tree number: They had the following children. Nathaniel may have been the third child born.: i.NATHANIEL TOMPKINS II, b. 1678; d. WFT Est. 1709-1769. ii.PRISCILLA, b. WFT Est. 1664-1707; d. WFT Est. 1678-1788. iii.STEPHEN, b. WFT Est. 1664-1707; d. WFT Est. 1678-1785. iv.ELIZABETH, b. WFT Est. 1664-1707; d. WFT Est. 1678-1788. v.MARY(DIED YOUNG), b. WFT Est. 1664-1707; d. WFT Est. 1678-1788. vi.REBECCA, b. WFT Est. 1664-1707; d. WFT Est. 1678-1788. vii.SAMUEL, b. WFT Est. 1664-1707; d. WFT Est. 1678-1785. viii.MARY, b. WFT Est. 1664-1707; d. WFT Est. 1678-1788.

More About NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and ELIZABETH WHITE: Marriage: 1675, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY Child of NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and ELIZABETH WHITE is: 2. i. NATHANIEL4 TOMPKINS II, b. September 20, 1678, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY; d. February 15, 1732/33, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY.

Generation No. 2

2. NATHANIEL4 TOMPKINS II (NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born September 20, 1678 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, and died February 15, 1732/33 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY. He married ELIZABETH CORNELL Bef. 1698 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY. She was born 1682 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, and died Unknown.

Notes for NATHANIEL TOMPKINS II: CENSUS 1698 Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY : (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): 1698 Eastchester Census shows Nathaniel Tompkins living with his mother Elizabeth, sister Mary Odell and her husband Jonathan Odell. (Source: New York Colonial Manuscripts, Vol. XLII, Page 57)

CENSUS 1710 Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): Early New York State Census Records - 1663-1772. Meyers, Carol m. - Fiche 6111479 at LDS Family Center, Plano, TX lists Nathaniel Tompkins, aged 32 in 1710 and living in Eastchester.

WILL: (source: WFT VOL 2 PEDIGREE #1534): "Early wills, page 62, states that Nathaniel died intestate and letters of Adm were granted to sons Nathaniel and Edmund on Apr 17 1733. As was stated in his fathers will, he inherited 2/3 of the estate in 1684 at age 6, and so had that to pass on. "

More About NATHANIEL TOMPKINS II: Census 1: 1698, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY Census 2: 1710, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY

Notes for ELIZABETH CORNELL: ABOUT CORNELL NAME: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, page 711.): "The name of Cornell is from a local pronunciation of Cornwall, sometimes spelled Cornewall. A reference is made to Richard Cornell, the ancestor, on page 10."

Could Elizabeth Cornell be linked to the same Cornell family as below?:

ABOUT SARAH CORNELL / JOHN WASHBURN FAMILY: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, pages 10-11.): " John (son of Mary Butler and John Washburn), married __, Sarah Cornell (dau. of Richard Cornell). Richard the ancestor of this family, emigrated from England to Long Island about 1655 to 1660. Under the Dutch Colonial Government he purchased the estate of Little Neck. He afterwards removed to Low Neck, whence he became possessed by patent from the British Colonial Government, dated 1686, of a tract of land, part of which he sold in 1691 to John Sands. He died in 1693, leaving five sons and two daughters.

Marriage Notes for NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and ELIZABETH CORNELL: CHILDREN: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): -Edmund Tompkins, born 1701 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY; died June 30, 1783 in Waterbury, New Haven, CT. -Nathaniel Tompkins, born May 20, 1703 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY; died February 23, 1790 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY. -Stephen Tompkins, born Abt. 1705 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY; died 1784 in Scarsdale, Westchester, NY. -Rebecca Tompkins, born 1707 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY. -Mary Tompkins, born 1709 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY. -Elizabeth Tompkins, born 1711 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY. -Elijah Tompkins, born Abt. 1713 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY.

More About NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and ELIZABETH CORNELL: Marriage: Bef. 1698, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY Child of NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and ELIZABETH CORNELL is: 3. i. NATHANIEL5 TOMPKINS III, b. May 20, 1703, Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY; d. February 23, 1790, New Castle, Westchester Co., NY.

Generation No. 3

3. NATHANIEL5 TOMPKINS III (NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born May 20, 1703 in Eastchester, Westchester Co., NY, and died February 23, 1790 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY. He married MARY FORSHAY Abt. 1727 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY. She was born Abt. 1705 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY, and died Unknown.

Notes for NATHANIEL TOMPKINS III: RESIDENCE: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, pages 14-15.) The name Nathaniel Tompkins occurs among a list of the first proprietors of Eastchester in 1665. Nathaniel, who was born in 1703 and died in 1790, owned a large farm in the town of New Castle, Westchester County, New York, on the highway now known as Pines Bridge Road. Here, he and his wife, Mary F. Tompkins lived and reared a family of eight children, five boys and three girls.

BIO: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): b. Eastchester May 20 1703 married Mary ___ resided on Pines Bridge road in New Castle, died Feb. 23 1790. Letters of Administration were granted Jan 12 1791 to his son Cornelius. (Source: MacKenzies' Families of Philipsburg)

BURIAL: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, page 149.) The remains of Nathaniel Tompkins, father of Richard, was removed by his great grandson, Robert Lent Tompkins, from the Ryder Burying Ground on Sunset Hill to Dale Cemetary in the David B. Tompkins plot. The old headstone is red and rather inclined to crumble. The Ryder Ground is now in the possession of Maryknoll College, Ossining, New York.

MORE BURIAL: (source: file named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins Dec 30, 2001.): Originally buried at Tompkins Ground, near May Knoll in Ossining, later removed on March 6, 1930 to Dale Cemetery, Ossining (Remains, Book I Page 230, Section F, Lot 80,86 #5681, age 87. Nathaniel's remains were removed and buried at Dale at plot of Joanne, Phebe B. Tompkins of Ossining and David B. Tompkins of New Castle. (Source: Dale Cemetery Records, Ossining Historical Society).

MORE BURIAL: (source: file named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins Dec 30, 2001. Email correspondence from Alan Tompkins to Scott Tompkins): Nathaniel Tompkins (1703-1790), first NY born that I come down from was buried originally in a cemetery which was flooded for the Croton Reservoir. It's near Pines Bridge in Westchester County not far from Ossining. His body and tombstone were removed and he was reinterred at Dale Cemetery. The tombstone is in very good condition. Tompkins farm not at IBM Thomas J Watson Center. It was where present day Hudson Hills Golf Course and Maryknoll are located . Joseph H. Tompkins, my great grandfather was last Tompkins on this farm. He sold it prior to 1900, as on that census he is living in a two storied dwelling in Ossining. Maryknoll is off the old Rte 34 as it leaves Ossining to the north east heading towards Millwood. The cemetery has an access road leading to it across the golf course. My brother Don has the original deed and I have copy of same. Cemetery in fairly good order, as memory serves me there is something like 87 graves there. Many stone walls which correspond to early 19th century maps of the area.

MORE BURIAL: (source: email from Alan Tompkins to Sheri Sleyzak Feb 2003): My brother, Don, has original deed to the Tompkins Burial Ground on Pines Bridge Road, outskirts of Ossining. It is actually in township of New Castle. I have typed up copy of the deed. As for Dale Cemetery, there are scores and scores of Tompkins' buried there including quite a number who have been re-interred there due to other cemetries being flooded when Croton Reservoir was made back in early 1900s. The community where NATHANIEL TOMPKINS (1703-1790) was originally buried was very close to the Tompkins Farm and I assume many of the family was buried there. As for the cemetery on Pines Bridge Road, there are something like 87 graves therein.

POSSIBLE MILITARY SERVICE: (WFT Volume 1 Pedigree # 5512): nathaniel tompkins b 1703 d. Feb 23 1790. March 18 1777, served as Private, 4th regiment, NY line under Col. Henry b Livingston. Served til 1780.

WFT, VOL 2, PEDIGREE #1534: "Born presumably in Eastchester, NY. He was coadministrator of his fathers estate in 1733. ( The tompkins genealogy states that he lived in Newcastle (which does not seem to exist today) and Yorktown, NY. "

More About NATHANIEL TOMPKINS III: Burial: David B. Tompkins Plot, Dale Cemetary, Ossining, Westchester Co., NY Will: January 12, 1791

Marriage Notes for NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and MARY FORSHAY: CHILDREN: (source: File named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins ): Children of Nathaniel Tompkins and Mary Forshay are: -Mary Tompkins, born 1727 in Pine Bridge Road, New Castle, Westchester Co., NY; died 1812. -Mehitable Tompkins, born Abt. 1728 in Yorktown , Westchester Co., NY (Source: FamilySearch® International Genealogical Index, Film Number: 450967.). -Thomas Tompkins, born 1730 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY; died March 1805 in Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. -Nathaniel Tompkins, born May 15, 1730 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY; died December 6, 1811 in Adams Corners, NY. -Hanna Tompkins, born Abt. 1734 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY. -Martha Tompkins, born Abt. 1736 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY (Source: The Clan of Tomkyns, Robert A. Tompkins, Volume 1, Page 48.). She married Lewis Jones. -Stephen Tompkins, born April 21, 1741 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY; died in Kinderhook, Columbia Co., NY. -Amos Tompkins, born September 22, 1742 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY; died October 4, 1802 in Town of Cortlandt, Westchester Co., NY. -Enoch Tompkins, born March 27, 1745 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY; died 1815 in Washington, Dutchess Co., NY. -Richard Tompkins, born March 27, 1745 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY; died January 12, 1813 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY. -Reuben Tompkins, born Abt. 1748 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY; died Bef. 1800 in Philipstown, Putnam Co., NY. -Ruth Tompkins, born Abt. 1752 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY. She married Daniel Jones. -Cornelius Tompkins.

More About NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and MARY FORSHAY: Marriage: Abt. 1727, Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY Children of NATHANIEL TOMPKINS and MARY FORSHAY are: 4. i. AMOS6 TOMPKINS, b. September 22, 1742, Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY; d. October 04, 1802, Town of Cortlandt, Westchester Co., NY. 5. ii. RICHARD TOMPKINS, b. March 27, 1745, New Castle, Westchester Co., NY; d. January 12, 1813, New Castle, Westchester Co., NY.

Generation No. 4

4. AMOS6 TOMPKINS (NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born September 22, 1742 in Yorktown, Westchester Co., NY, and died October 04, 1802 in Town of Cortlandt, Westchester Co., NY. He married MARY CHATTERTON February 20, 1765 in Croton, Westchester Co., NY, daughter of MICHAEL CHATTERTON and MARY (???). She was born 1740 in Chatterton Hts., Westchester Co., NY, and died 1808 in Cortlandt, Westchester Co., NY.

Notes for AMOS TOMPKINS: ABOUT THE TOMPKINS BURYING GROUND. (Source: File called 'Descendants of John Tompkins' by Scott Tompkins.)Verbatim Copy: "The Tompkins Burying Ground

"Less than a mile northeast of the Ryder burying ground (in Ossining, NY) set back from Pines Bridge Road and enclosed by a stone wall, is the much larger Tompkins burying ground. It contains some 75 recorded graves, dated 1797 to 1899.

"The most imposing monument in the burying ground is also one of the oldest: a red sandstone for Amos Tompkins (1742-1802). His family came to this country in 1635, settling mainly in Fairfield County, Connecticut. His father, Nathaniel (1703-1790), was born in Yorktown and owned extensive properties in New Castle. Nathaniel and his wife, Mary Forshee Tompkins, had ten children, of whom Amos was the fifth.

"Amos Tompkins' farm extended from Pines Bridge Road to Old Croton Dam Road (Route 134) [in Westchester County, New York]. He may have been the one who established the family burying ground - the oldest stone is for an infant granddaughter, who died in 1797.

"Other family members in the burying ground include not only Amos's children and grandchildren, but also his brother Richard (1745 -1813), plus a wide assortment of nephews, nieces, cousins, spouses, and in-laws. Some of those buried here appear not to have been relatives at all, but simply neighbors and friends. In 1850, Amos's grandson Brundage Tompkins (Jr.) deeded the burying ground (separate from the rest of his property) to several of his direct and collateral relatives.

"In the early 20th century, the property containing the burying ground was acquired by the Hudson Hills Golf Club. The burying ground was in effect abandoned, and long neglected. The property now belongs to IBM, as the site for a new research center. The site plan commits IBM to restoring and preserving the burying ground.

More About AMOS TOMPKINS: Burial: Tompkins Cemetery, Near Mary Knoll, Ossining, Westchester Co., NY

More About AMOS TOMPKINS and MARY CHATTERTON: Marriage: February 20, 1765, Croton, Westchester Co., NY Children of AMOS TOMPKINS and MARY CHATTERTON are: i. BRUNDAGE7 TOMPKINS, b. January 22, 1765, Croton, Westchester Co., NY; d. September 22, 1832, New Castle, Westchester Co., NY. ii. JOSEPH TOMPKINS, b. April 15, 1766, Croton, Westchester Co., NY; d. July 01, 1843, East of Croton Lake, Westchester Co., NY. iii. MARY TOMPKINS, b. February 05, 1772, Croton, Westchester Co., NY; d. January 19, 1855, La Grange, Dutchess Co., NY. iv. NATHANIEL CONKLIN TOMPKINS, b. May 11, 1775, Croton, Westchester Co., NY; d. February 08, 1853, Salt Point, Dutchess Co., NY. v. ROBERT TOMPKINS, b. 1784, Croton, Westchester Co., NY; d. October 15, 1856, Cortlandt Town, Westchester Co., NY.

5. RICHARD6 TOMPKINS (NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born March 27, 1745 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY, and died January 12, 1813 in New Castle, Westchester Co., NY. He married PHILENA WASHBURN, daughter of RICHARD WASHBURN and AMY BIRDSALL. She was born August 16, 1749, and died May 17, 1828.

Notes for RICHARD TOMPKINS: THE TOMPKINS FAMILY: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, pages 14-15.) The Tompkins family originally emigrated from the north of England during the time of the religious persecution in that country, and landed at Plymouth in the Colony of Massachusetts; from Plymouth they removed to Concord, Massachusetts. Then the family subsequently emigrated to Fairfield, Connecticut. In 1649, John Tompkins was proprietor of lands in Fairfield, from here the family removed to Eastchester, Westchester County, New York. The name Nathaniel Tompkins occurs among a list of the first proprietors of Eastchester in 1665. Nathaniel, who was born in 1703 and died in 1790, owned a large farm in the town of New Castle, Westchester County, New York, on the highway now known as Pines Bridge Road. Here, he and his wife, Mary F. Tompkins lived and reared a family of eight children, five boys and three girls. Richard Tompkins, one of the sons of Nathaniel, born in 1745, married Philena Washburn, dau. of Amy Birdsall and Richard Washburn. This couple lived in the old Tompkins Homestead where three sons and two daus. were born. They are buried in the Brundage Tompkins Burying Ground in the town of New Castle, located a short distance north of where they lived and died.

ABOUT THE TOMPKINS BURYING GROUND. (Source: File called 'Descendants of John Tompkins' by Scott Tompkins.) Verbatim Copy: "The Tompkins Burying Ground

More About RICHARD TOMPKINS: Burial: Brundage Tompkins Burying Ground, NY

More About PHILENA WASHBURN: Burial: Brundage Tompkins Burying Ground, NY Children of RICHARD TOMPKINS and PHILENA WASHBURN are: 6. i. DANIEL7 TOMPKINS, b. March 30, 1772; d. March 13, 1817. ii. MARY TOMPKINS, b. November 12, 1777; d. May 26, 1855. 7. iii. THOMAS TOMPKINS, b. December 19, 1779, New Castle, Westchester County, NY; d. November 23, 1854, Dutchess Co., NY. iv. MOSES TOMPKINS, b. September 29, 1781; d. May 25, 1851. v. JOHN TOMPKINS, b. January 28, 1784; d. November 06, 1850. vi. AMY TOMPKINS, b. May 20, 1788; d. Unknown.

Generation No. 5

6. DANIEL7 TOMPKINS (RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born March 30, 1772, and died March 13, 1817. He married PHEBE WILLIAMS. She was born October 20, 1773, and died September 14, 1857. Child of DANIEL TOMPKINS and PHEBE WILLIAMS is: i. BRUNDAGE8 TOMPKINS, b. May 27, 1795; d. May 17, 1873.

Notes for BRUNDAGE TOMPKINS: Unmarried.

7. THOMAS7 TOMPKINS (RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born December 19, 1779 in New Castle, Westchester County, NY, and died November 23, 1854 in Dutchess Co., NY. He married (1) JUDITH ACKER Abt. 1806 in Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., NY. She was born Abt. 1781 in Dutchess Co., NY, and died Unknown. He married (2) PHEBE BAKER Aft. 1813. She was born Abt. 1786 in NY, and died 1860.

Notes for THOMAS TOMPKINS: CENSUS 1850: 1850 Census in NY, Ossining town, Westchester Co. Film Roll: M432_614. Page 56, image: 114. (Ancestry.com). Thomas Tompkins is 70 years old. Born in NY. Occupation: says "none". His property is valued at 2500. He is family # 562 with his second wife, Phebe Baker. She is 64 years old. Their neighbors #561 are Richard Palmer and family of 4 ppl. And #563 are Hiram (?) Merritt, 24 years old, laborer, and Smith Acker Merritt, 36 years old. Property valued at $3000. Next to them #564 are Jemima Merritt, 36 years old and Mary, 9 year old, and another 1 year old, name illegible.

*This seems to be a mistake in last names, as a Jemima Tompkins married Smith K. Acker, not Smith Acker Merritt. Jemima is the daughter of Thomas Tompkins and Judith Acker and she and Smith Acker have a daughter named Mary, born in 1840.

More About THOMAS TOMPKINS: Burial: Stanfordville cemetery, Standfordville, Dutchess Co., NY Census: 1850, 1850 Census in NY, Ossining, Westchester Co.. Thomas appears with his second wife Phebe Baker. Occupation: agriculture

Notes for JUDITH ACKER: THE ACKER FAMILY: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, pages 128-129.) " The Acker Family and Name. The Acker or Ecker (so written on the old Dutch Church records) family were early of Philipse Manor and long prominently identified with it. In fact those bearing that name and the varied variations of it, were numerous in all of the Dutch settlements on Long Island and on both sides of the Hudson River as far as Albany. However, all of that name in this Manor are distinctly traceable to Wolfert and Jan (John) Acker, who were from Midwout, Long Island. "Sunnyside" was the home of Elder Wolfert Acker and his descendants for several generations, and a part of the original house, or "Roost", as Washington Irving facetiously entitles it, is still preserved in it. Abraham and Jemima Acker, the great grandparents of Smith K. Acker, bought a farm in the town of Mt. Pleasant (Crotonville), north of Ossining, New York, from the Commissioners of Forfeitures on November 1, 1792. It was on this farm that Jemima Tompkins and Smith K. Acker lived and reared their family. They are buried in the family plot in Dale Cemetary, Ossining, New York."

NAME OF JUDITH ACKER: In one instance, family genealogy notes which belonged to Frank W. Tompkins, state that Thomas Tompkins married Sarah Ann Acker.

More About THOMAS TOMPKINS and JUDITH ACKER: Marriage: Abt. 1806, Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., NY

Notes for PHEBE BAKER: NOTES ON NATHANIEL TOMPKINS' BURIAL: (source: file named 'Descendants of John Tompkins', compiled by Scott Tompkins Dec 30, 2001.): Originally buried at Tompkins Ground, near May Knoll in Ossining, later removed on March 6, 1930 to Dale Cemetery, Ossining (Remains, Book I Page 230, Section F, Lot 80,86 #5681, age 87. Nathaniel's remains were removed and buried at Dale at plot of Joanne, Phebe B. Tompkins of Ossining and David B. Tompkins of New Castle. (Source: Dale Cemetery Records, Ossining Historical Society).

More About PHEBE BAKER: Burial: Dale Cemetary, Ossining, Westchester Co., NY Census: 1850, 1850 Census in NY, Ossining, Westchester Co.. Thomas appears with husband Thomas Tompkins.

More About THOMAS TOMPKINS and PHEBE BAKER: Marriage: Aft. 1813 Children of THOMAS TOMPKINS and JUDITH ACKER are: i. STEPHEN8 TOMPKINS, b. December 31, 1807; d. May 04, 1884; m. CATHERINE ACKER; b. November 20, 1807; d. July 11, 1891.

Notes for STEPHEN TOMPKINS: CHURCH INVOLVEMENT AND BIO: (Excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, page 113.)

"The Christian Church. The first action for the erection of the Christian Church at Pine Plains, New York, was at a meeting held at Lafayetteville, Dutchess County, New York, June 12, 1858. As a result subscription papers were thereafter circulated and at the next meeting, Auguast 21, 1858, at Uriah Hicks', $500 had been subscribed. Elder P. Roberts was present and suggested that $300 additional be raised at this meeting, which was done, and Uriah Hicks, Benjamin Wilbur, Jeptha Wilbur, Samuel I. Hicks and Stephen Tompkins were elected "Trustees of the First Christian Society of Pine Plains." The church organization took place September 7, 1856, at the house of Stephen Tompkins by Elder Philetus Roberts and R. B. Eldridge, and was recorded in the county clerk's office October 22, 1860. The church edifice (located in West Pine Plains) was completed the next year (1859) and dedicated, June 16, by Eli Fay, of Yellow Springs, Ohio. The early pastors have been, in succession, Philetus Roberts, R. B. Eldridge, W. B. Hote, Gardner Dean, George B. Fuller, L. D. North, and J. Q. Evans, and supplies later have been from the Christian Biblical Institute at Stanfordville and other places. Stephen Tompkins, like his brother, William, devoted most of his life to agricultural pursuits, and, too, was very successful. His marriage to Catherine Acker cemented the Acker and Tompkins families firmly as Stephen Tompkins' sister, Jemima Tompkins, married Smith K. Acker, the brother of Catherine Acker."

More About STEPHEN TOMPKINS: Occupation: Agricultural.

More About CATHERINE ACKER: Burial: Stanfordville cemetery, Standfordville, Dutchess Co., NY

8. ii. WILLIAM TOMPKINS, b. March 09, 1810, Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., NY; d. January 23, 1894, Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co., NY. 9. iii. JEMIMA TOMPKINS, b. May 05, 1812; d. July 27, 1877. 10. iv. THOMAS TOMPKINS, JR., b. 1814; d. Unknown. Child of THOMAS TOMPKINS and PHEBE BAKER is: v. JANE MARIA8 TOMPKINS, b. April 20, 1817; d. December 30, 1906; m. JOHN ACKER; b. May 13, 1812; d. February 18, 1905.

More About JANE MARIA TOMPKINS: Burial: Dale Cemetary, Ossining, Westchester Co., NY

More About JOHN ACKER: Burial: Dale Cemetary, Ossining, Westchester Co., NY

Generation No. 6

8. WILLIAM8 TOMPKINS (THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born March 09, 1810 in Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., NY, and died January 23, 1894 in Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co., NY. He married JANE MERRITT December 15, 1837 in Mt. Pleasant, Westchester Co., NY, daughter of JOHN MERRITT. She was born October 23, 1815 in NY, and died April 27, 1902.

Notes for WILLIAM TOMPKINS: BIO: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, pages 121-122.) " William Tompkins, who was called from this earth January 23, 1894, was one of the well-known highly respected native citizens of Dutchess County, his birth having occured in the town of Pine Plains, March 9, 1810, and was a son of Judith Acker and Thomas Tompkins, and grandson of Philena Washburn and Richard Tompkins. His father, who was born in Westchester County, New York, December 19, 1779, devoted his entire life to agriculture in that county and in the town of Pine Plains, Dutchess County. His father passed away November 23, 1854. At the age of six years William Tompkins accompanied his parents to Westchester County, where he attended school and lived a rural life. He contributed his share to the cultivation and improvement of the old homestead and later secured employment on the sloops running from Sing Sing (Ossining) to New York City. He served as foreman on the construction when the aqueduct was built to New York, but most of his life was devoted to agricultural pursuit in which he was very successful. In the town of Mt. Pleasant, Westchester County, December 15, 1837, was celebrated the marriage of William Tompkins and Jane Merritt, daughter of John Merritt. After his marriage Mr. Tompkins removed to the town of Pine Plains where he engaged in farming until 1870 when he went to Rhinebeck and there lived for five years. On the expiration of that period he went to Clinton Corners, where his remaining years were passed in retirement. He was one of the self-made men of the county, having commenced life without capital other than his strong hands and resolute will, and attained to a fine position, socially and financially, among his fellow citizens. In his religious views he held to the faith of the Society of Friends, and his death was widely and sincerely mourned. In politics he was an earnest Republican."

RESIDENCE: March 9, 1810, at his birth, Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., NY. Abt 1816 - abt 1837, Westchester Co., NY. After 1837, his marriage, Pine Plains, Dutchess Co., NY. August 1850, at time of census, Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. 1860, at time of census, Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. Abt 1870-1875, Rhinebeck, NY After 1875- death on January 23, 1894, Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co., NY.

CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850.: Dwelling #265: -William Tompkins. 40 years old. Farmer. Born in NY. -Jane Tompkins. 34 years old. Born in NY. -Ophelia Tompkins. 10 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. -Uriah Tompkins. 9 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. -Emott Tompkins. 8 years old.Born in NY. Attended school within the year.

Some neighbors include David Decker, 49 and Elizabeth Decker, 52; John Stickle, 52, and Sarah Stickle, 49; William Boise, 28 and Caroline Boise, 26; William Delamater, 52 and Helen Delamater, 49; William Cornell, 61 and Eliza Cornell, 68.

CENSUS 1860. Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. Page 948. Aug 24, 1860. Dwelling #1390: -William Tompkins. 50 yrs. Farmer. Value of Real Estate 7,500. Value of Personal Estate 1800. Born in NY. -J. Tompkins. 46 yrs. Born in NY. -O. Tompkins. 20 yrs. Female. Born in NY. -U. Tompkins. 19 yrs. Male. Born in NY. -E. Tompkins. 17 yrs. Male. Born in NY.

Some neighbors are James Cookingham 33 yrs and family, William A. Kipp 32 yrs and family, H. Kipp female 57 yrs with H. Kipp female 15 yrs. The latter may be Henrietta Kipp who married Emmett Tompkins.

CENSUS 1870. NY. Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co. Roll 928 Book 1, Page 214. July 22, 1870. Dwelling #572. -William Tompkins. 60. Real Estate $5,000. Born in NY. -Jane Tompkins. 54. Born in NY.

On same page as a John Tompkins, 67 and Mary Tompkins, 64 who live in the household of Matthew Mitchell.

CENSUS 1880: Clinton, Dutchess County, New York; LDS film # 1254824, NA Film number: T9-0824, Page Number: 60C.: Tompkins, William, married, white, 70 years old, birthplace: NY, retired farmer, both parents born in NY. Tompkins, Jane, wife, married, 65 years old, birthplace: NY, Keeping House, both parents born in NY.

More About WILLIAM TOMPKINS: Burial: Stanfordville cemetery, Standfordville, Dutchess Co., NY Census 1: 1880, CENSUS 1880: Clinton, Dutchess County, New York; LDS film # 1254824, NA Film number: T9-0824, Page Number: 60C Census 2: 1850, CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850 Census 3: 1860, CENSUS 1860. Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. Page 948. Aug 24, 1860 Census 4: 1870, CENSUS 1870. NY. Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co. Roll 928 Book 1, Page 214. July 22, 1870. Occupation: Farmer.

Notes for JANE MERRITT: CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850.: Dwelling #265: -William Tompkins. 40 years old. Farmer. Born in NY. -Jane Tompkins. 34 years old. Born in NY. -Ophelia Tompkins. 10 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. -Uriah Tompkins. 9 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. -Emott Tompkins. 8 years old.Born in NY. Attended school within the year.

CENSUS 1870. NY. Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co. Roll 928 Book 1, Page 214. July 22, 1870. Dwelling #572. -William Tompkins. 60. Real Estate $5,000. Born in NY. -Jane Tompkins. 54. Born in NY.

On same page as a John Tompkins, 67 and Mary Tompkins, 64 who live in the household of Matthew Mitchell.

More About JANE MERRITT: Burial: Stanfordville cemetery, Standfordville, Dutchess Co., NY Census 1: 1880, CENSUS 1880: Clinton, Dutchess County, New York; LDS film # 1254824, NA Film number: T9-0824, Page Number: 60C Census 2: 1850, CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850 Census 3: 1860, CENSUS 1860. Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. Page 948. Aug 24, 1860 Census 4: 1870, CENSUS 1870. NY. Rhinebeck, Dutchess Co. Roll 928 Book 1, Page 214. July 22, 1870. Name spelling: Jane Merrett, spelling in her son Uriah's death certificate.

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM TOMPKINS and JANE MERRITT: This couple appears in the census of 1880 NY, Dutchess County, Clinton Town, pgs 23, 24.

More About WILLIAM TOMPKINS and JANE MERRITT: Marriage: December 15, 1837, Mt. Pleasant, Westchester Co., NY Children of WILLIAM TOMPKINS and JANE MERRITT are: 11. i. OPHELIA GERTRUDE9 TOMPKINS, b. June 05, 1839, NY; d. January 21, 1912, Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co, NY. 12. ii. URIAH WASHBURN TOMPKINS, b. December 12, 1840, Stamford, Dutchess Co., NY; d. December 18, 1931, Cranford, Union Co., NJ. 13. iii. EMMETT TOMPKINS, b. October 23, 1842, NY; d. March 01, 1901.

9. JEMIMA8 TOMPKINS (THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born May 05, 1812, and died July 27, 1877. She married SMITH K. ACKER Abt. 1836 in Mt. Pleasant, Westchester Co., NY, son of ISAAC ACKER and JEMIMA BANKER. He was born August 16, 1809 in Mt. Pleasant, Westchester Co., NY, and died February 06, 1899.

Notes for JEMIMA TOMPKINS: RESIDENDCE: "... Abraham and Jemima Acker, the great grandparents of Smith K. Acker, bought a farm in the town of Mt. Pleasant (Crotonville), north of Ossining, New York, from the Commissioners of Forfeitures on November 1, 1792. It was on this farm that Jemima Tompkins and Smith K. Acker lived and reared their family. They are buried in the family plot in Dale Cemetary, Ossining, New York." (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, pages 128-129.)

More About JEMIMA TOMPKINS: Burial: Dale Cemetary, Ossining, NY

Notes for SMITH K. ACKER: RESIDENDCE: "... Abraham and Jemima Acker, the great grandparents of Smith K. Acker, bought a farm in the town of Mt. Pleasant (Crotonville), north of Ossining, New York, from the Commissioners of Forfeitures on November 1, 1792. It was on this farm that Jemima Tompkins and Smith K. Acker lived and reared their family. They are buried in the family plot in Dale Cemetary, Ossining, New York." (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, pages 128-129.)

More About SMITH K. ACKER: Date born 2: August 16, 1809, Greensburgh, Westchester Co., NY Burial: Dale Cemetary, Ossining, NY

More About SMITH ACKER and JEMIMA TOMPKINS: Marriage: Abt. 1836, Mt. Pleasant, Westchester Co., NY Children of JEMIMA TOMPKINS and SMITH ACKER are: i. THEODORE9 ACKER, b. November 03, 1837; d. June 26, 1848. ii. MARY JEMIMA ACKER, b. October 22, 1840; d. July 22, 1922. 14. iii. LORENZO TOMPKINS ACKER, b. March 08, 1843; d. January 18, 1922. iv. SMITH ISAAC ACKER, b. February 08, 1858; d. November 14, 1894.

10. THOMAS8 TOMPKINS, JR. (THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born 1814, and died Unknown. He married SARAH ANN LEWIS, daughter of WILLIAM LEWIS. She was born Bef. 1845, and died Unknown.

Notes for THOMAS TOMPKINS, JR.: FROM 'THE RICHARD WASHBURN FAMILY GENEALOGY' by Ada C. Haight, Ossining, New York. 1937, page 134: "Thomas Tompkins and wife moved to DuBuque, Iowa, where they settled on a farm. They spent their entire life there as did their children, with the exception of William Tompkins, who in 1896 came east to visit and while here married Ophelia G. Tompkins Sherman, his cousin, of Clinton Corners, New York."

REGARDING FAMILY BELONGINGS: We have been handed down the above book, 'The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy' from Frank W. Tompkins (Uriah's son) and in the margins of page 134 there is pencil writing referring to Thomas Tompkins Jr as "great uncle" and "grandfather's brother". The same is true for the next page, 135, where Ophelia Gertrude Tompkins Sherman is named "Aunt Sheil". William Tompkins (son of Thomas Tompkins Jr.) is referred to as "Grandfather's brother's son and 2nd cousin." Ophelia is Uriah's sister.

Also, we have have been handed down some photos from Marion Tompkins ( Uriah's grandaughter through his son William) and there are 2 photos made in a studio in Rock Rapids, Iowa. One is an older man with a long beard holding blonde twin babies. The other is a woman of about the same age. It is possible they may have something to do with this branch of the Tompkins family since Thomas lived in Iowa. Although DuBuque is on the east and Rock Rapids is in the upper far left corner of the state. Children of THOMAS TOMPKINS and SARAH LEWIS are: i. ANNA9 TOMPKINS, b. Unknown; d. Unknown. ii. LOUISE TOMPKINS, b. Unknown; d. Unknown; m. (??? MALE) ALEXANDER; b. Unknown; d. Unknown.

Notes for LOUISE TOMPKINS: Her address as of the writing of "The Richard WAshburn Family Genealogy" was Louise T. Alexander, DuBuque, Iowa.

iii. IDA TOMPKINS, b. Unknown; d. Unknown. iv. WILLIAM TOMPKINS, b. February 22, 1845, NY; d. January 27, 1925, Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co, NY; m. OPHELIA GERTRUDE TOMPKINS, June 16, 1898; b. June 05, 1839, NY; d. January 21, 1912, Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co, NY.

Notes for WILLIAM TOMPKINS: FROM 'THE RICHARD WASHBURN FAMILY GENEALOGY' by Ada C. Haight, Ossining, New York. 1937, page 134: "Thomas Tompkins and wife moved to DuBuque, Iowa, where they settled on a farm. They spent their entire life there as did their children, with the exception of William Tompkins, who in 1896 came east to visit and while here married Ophelia G. Tompkins Sherman, his cousin, of Clinton Corners, New York."

CENSUS 1900, NY. Clinton Town, Dutchess County, Roll 1022 Book 2, page 49. Family #343: William Tompkins. Middle initial possibly J or T. Head. Birthdate: Feb. 1847. Age: 53. Married: 2 years. No children. Birthplace: NY. Both parents born: NY. Occupation: Day Laborer. Ophelia G. Tompkins. Wife. Birthdate: June 1840. Age: 59. Married 2 years. One child. Birthplace: NY. Both parents born in NY. Jennie M Sherman. Birthdate: June 1872. Age: 28. Birthplace: NY. Both parents born in NY. Occupation: Dressmaker.

More About WILLIAM TOMPKINS: Individual Note: 1900, 1900 Census. Clinton Town, Dutchess Co., NY. Occupation: Day laborer.

Notes for OPHELIA GERTRUDE TOMPKINS: CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850.: Dwelling #265: William Tompkins. 40 years old. Farmer. Born in NY. Jane Tompkins. 34 years old. Born in NY. Ophelia Tompkins. 10 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. Uriah Tompkins. 9 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. Emott Tompkins. 8 years old.Born in NY. Attended school within the year.

CENSUS 1880, NY. Clinton, Dutchess County, NY. T9-0824, page 65A, LDS film #1254824: Arthur Sherman, married, 38 years old, birthplace: NY, Farm Laborer, both parents born in NY. Opelia Sherman, wife, 41 years old, birthplace: NY, Keeping House, both parents born in NY. Jennie Sherman, daughter, 8 years old, birthplace: NY, both parents born in NY. William Meeks, single, 21 years old, born in NY, no occupation, both parents born in NY. Dewitt Mastin, 20 years old, born in NY, Farm Laborer, both parents born in NY. William Hutchison, single, 17 years old, born in NY, at school, father born in GA, mother born in NY. Anna Ganse, single, 22 years old, born in NY, no occupation, both parents born in NY.

CENSUS 1900, NY. Clinton Town, Dutchess County, Roll 1022 Book 2, page 49. Family #343: William Tompkins. Head. Birthdate: Feb. 1847. Age: 53. Married: 2 years. No children. Birthplace: NY. Both parents born: NY. Occupation: Day Laborer Ophelia G. Tompkins. Wife. Birthdate: June 1840. Age: 59. Married 2 years. One child. Birthplace: NY. Both parents born in NY. Jennie M Sherman. Birthdate: June 1872. Age: 28. Birthplace: NY. Both parents born in NY. Occupation: Dressmaker.

More About OPHELIA GERTRUDE TOMPKINS: Census 1: 1880, CENSUS 1880, NY. Clinton, Dutchess County, NY. T9-0824, page 65A, LDS film #1254824 Census 2: 1860, CENSUS 1860. Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. Page 948. Aug 24, 1860 Census 3: 1900, 1900 Census. Clinton Town, Dutchess Co., NY.

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM TOMPKINS and OPHELIA TOMPKINS: The couple of Ophelia Gertrude Tompkins (Sherman) and William Tompkins were first cousins. Their fathers were brothers. This couple had no children together.

More About WILLIAM TOMPKINS and OPHELIA TOMPKINS: Marriage: June 16, 1898

Generation No. 7

11. OPHELIA GERTRUDE9 TOMPKINS (WILLIAM8, THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born June 05, 1839 in NY, and died January 21, 1912 in Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co, NY. She married (1) ARTHUR SHERMAN January 04, 1865. He was born February 13, 1840 in NY, and died June 04, 1912. She married (2) WILLIAM TOMPKINS June 16, 1898, son of THOMAS TOMPKINS and SARAH LEWIS. He was born February 22, 1845 in NY, and died January 27, 1925 in Clinton Corners, Dutchess Co, NY.

Notes for ARTHUR SHERMAN: CENSUS 1880, NY. Clinton, Dutchess County, NY. T9-0824, page 65A, LDS film #1254824: Arthur Sherman, married, 38 years old, birthplace: NY, Farm Laborer, both parents born in NY. Opelia Sherman, wife, 41 years old, birthplace: NY, Keeping House, both parents born in NY. Jennie Sherman, daughter, 8 years old, birthplace: NY, both parents born in NY. William Meeks, single, 21 years old, born in NY, no occupation, both parents born in NY. Dewitt Mastin, 20 years old, born in NY, Farm Laborer, both parents born in NY. William Hutchison, single, 17 years old, born in NY, at school, father born in GA, mother born in NY. Anna Ganse, single, 22 years old, born in NY, no occupation, both parents born in NY.

More About ARTHUR SHERMAN: Census: 1880, CENSUS 1880, NY. Clinton, Dutchess County, NY. T9-0824, page 65A, LDS film #1254824 Occupation: Farm laborer.

Marriage Notes for OPHELIA TOMPKINS and ARTHUR SHERMAN: This couple and their daughter Jennie appear in the 1880 census for NY, Dutchess County, Clinton Town, pg 33.

More About ARTHUR SHERMAN and OPHELIA TOMPKINS: Marriage: January 04, 1865

More About WILLIAM TOMPKINS: Individual Note: 1900, 1900 Census. Clinton Town, Dutchess Co., NY. Occupation: Day laborer.

Marriage Notes for OPHELIA TOMPKINS and WILLIAM TOMPKINS: The couple of Ophelia Gertrude Tompkins (Sherman) and William Tompkins were first cousins. Their fathers were brothers. This couple had no children together.

More About WILLIAM TOMPKINS and OPHELIA TOMPKINS: Marriage: June 16, 1898 Child of OPHELIA TOMPKINS and ARTHUR SHERMAN is: i. JENNIE M.10 SHERMAN, b. January 30, 1872, NY; d. Aft. January 02, 1935; m. OSCAR WOODIN, September 30, 1915; b. March 11, 1864; d. Unknown.

Notes for JENNIE M. SHERMAN: RESIDENCE: Her residence as of the writing of "The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy", 1937, was Mrs. Oscar Woodin, Stanfordville, Dutchess County, New York, R.F.D.

MENTIONED: Jennie was mentioned in a letter from Catharine Coons to her nephew William C. Tompkins dated Jan 2, 1935 from Salt Point, NY. It goes as follows: "I received a letter & card from Jennie Sherman Woodin. She spoke of you boys and wished to be remembered to you. She lives on a farm north of Clinton Corners her husband isn't well and I guess they have hard times to make ends meet. She said she had an old lady boarder which I imagine keeps the pot boiling."

More About JENNIE M. SHERMAN: Census 1: 1900, 1900 Census NY, Clinton Town, Dutchess County; Roll 1022, book 2, page 49. Census 2: 1880, CENSUS 1880, NY. Clinton, Dutchess County, NY. T9-0824, page 65A, LDS film #1254824 Occupation: Dressmaker.

More About OSCAR WOODIN: Occupation: Farmer.

Marriage Notes for JENNIE SHERMAN and OSCAR WOODIN: They had no children.

More About OSCAR WOODIN and JENNIE SHERMAN: Marriage: September 30, 1915

12. URIAH WASHBURN9 TOMPKINS (WILLIAM8, THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born December 12, 1840 in Stamford, Dutchess Co., NY, and died December 18, 1931 in Cranford, Union Co., NJ. He married HARRIET LAVINA COONS February 27, 1878, daughter of JOHN COONS and CATHARINE PIESTER. She was born November 24, 1851 in Ancram, Columbia Co., NY, and died February 26, 1887 in Manhattan, NYC, NY.

Notes for URIAH WASHBURN TOMPKINS: OBITUARY OF URIAH TOMPKINS: Copy of original cutout newspaper clipping in family possession (unknown paper, possibly local in Cranford, NJ.) reads as follows (includes photo insert): The Passing of Uriah W. Tompkins "Grand Old Man" Uriah W. Tompkins, a life member of the Supreme Council of New York, who reached his 91st birthday Dec 12, passed away six days later, Dec. 18, at the home of his son and daughter-in-law, Mr. Frank W. Tompkins, 15 Tuxedo Place, Cranford, New Jersey. Nephritis and old age infirmities were the cause of death. Bro. Tompkins had been in attendance at 33 sessions of both the Supreme and Grand Council. At one time he was a member of the Commitee on laws of the Supreme Council. Despite his advanced age, he made the trip to the recent sessions of the Supreme Council to Victoria, British Columbia, and enjoyed every day of the long journey and the stay in Victoria. His most recent photo, taken in the Gardens at Victoria, is reproduced here. For 45 years, Bro. Tompkins had been a practicing lawyer, with offices at 256 Broadway. Forty-five years also represented his membership in the Royal Arcanum, as a member of Knickerbocker Council, No. 572, New York City. He was regent of the council many years ago, and of late years he was honored with the station of sitting past regent. In November, 1930, at the annual dinner of the Associated Grand Council Officers and District Deputies of the Metropolitan Districts, held in the grand ball-room of the Commodore hotel, Manhattan, Bro. Tompkins was the guest of honor, the reception being tendered as recognition of his 90th birthday. It was a joyous occassion for "the Grand Old Man of the Royal Arcanum." Until six weeks previous to his death, Bro. Tompkins was enjoying his usual good health, and appearing at his office daily. Then came the break-down due to nephritis. He was in bed for several weeks, and when improved he resumed trips to his office as late as Dec. 8. He also called on the editor at his office. His friends and associates noted that he had failed considerably. A few days later he took to his bed again where he lingered until his death. On Saturday, Dec. 12, his 91st birthday, scores of telegrams, birthday cards and floral tributes arrived at the home. The messages of friendship and good wishes were read to Bro. Tompkins who was happy to hear from his many Royal Arcanum brothers. Among the visitors at the home on Sunday, the day following his birthday, were Past Supreme Regent Knoeppel and Mrs. Knoeppel and Supreme Orator Willament and Mrs. Willament. Born in N.Y. State Bro. Tompkins was born in Stamford, Dutchess County, New York. He received his early education in Stamford before entering college for the study of law. He was a member of the Dutchess County Society from the date of its organization. Many years ago he was a professor of mathematics at the River View Military Academy, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Mrs. Tompkins died several years ago. There are three sons, Frank W. Tompkins of Cranford, N.J.; Harry L. Tompkins, of Ecuador, South America, and Willian C. Tompkins, of Woodhaven, Queens County, Long Island. The three sons are members of Knickerbocker Council. Besides the large number of Royal Arcanum officials and members of Knickerbocker Council who attended the funeral on Dec. 20, there was a delegation of officers and members of Radiant Lodge, F. & A. M., N.Y. City. Services were held in Trinity Church, Cranford, the interment following in Woodlawn cemetery, Bronx, N.Y. City. There were many beautiful floral tributes from the Supreme and Grand Councils and the Associate Grand Council Officers. Suddenly you were gone, Your smiles and you; And no one ever knew the road you took, but only That your ways Of kindness, and your face Of gladness, left an aching place Within the heart that no one else could fill. Now, seeing a blossom-covered bough, Or a white crown of snow On far blue hills, we know The world is sweeter for your having been Awhile therein.

OBITUARY OF URIAH TOMPKINS: New York Times, December 19, 1931, both on pg 19: 1)-Tompkins- At Cranford, N.J., Dec. 18, 1931, Uriah Washburn Tompkins, in his ninety-second year. Funeral service at Trinity Episcopal Church, North and Forest Avs., Cranford, N.J. in Sunday, Dec. 20, at 2 P.M. Interment Woodlawn Cemetary, New York.

2)-Tompkins- Uriah W. Radiant Lodge, No. 739, F. and A. M., sorrowfully announces the death of Right Worshipful Uriah W. Tompkins. Services at Trinity Church, Cranford, N.J., Sunday, Dec. 20, at 1:45 P.M. Brethren please attend. Train leaves Liberty St. at 1 P.M. Benjamin Gold, Master. Samuel Einstein, Secretary.

OBITUARY OF URIAH TOMPKINS. Unknown newspaper. Source: an album containing Tompkins family history. Reads as follows: Uriah Washburn Tompkins. Uriah Washburn Tompkins, 91, died last Friday at the home of his son, Frank W. Tompkins, 15 Tuxedo Place. He had lived here two years, previously in Plainfield, but spent the most of his life in New York. For forty-five years he practiced law in New York, previous to which he was professor of mathematics at Riverview Military Academy, Poughkeepsie, N.Y. Mr. Tompkins was at the time of his death the oldest living member of Royal Arcanum. He was a member of Knickerbocker Council of New York, as well as past grand master of Radiant Lodge No. 739, F & A.M. of New York, and Deputy Grand Master of the 8th N.Y. Masonic District. He was a member of the Masonic order and the Royal Arcanum forty-five years. Born in Stamford, N.Y., he was a member of the Dutchess County Society. Three sons survive, Frank W. of Cranford, William C. of New York and Harry L. Tompkins who is now in Educator. Funeral services took place in Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon under the Rev. R.T. Foust rector. Three hundred New York Masons attended and conducted their ritual. Burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery, N.Y. The Royal Arcanum will hold a memorial service.

OBITUARY OF URIAH TOMPKINS. Unknown newspaper. Source: an album containing Tompkins family history. Reads as follows: U.W. Tompkins Dead, Cranford. Uriah Washburn Tompkins died this morning at 5:30 o'clock at the home of his son, Frank W. Tompkins, of 15 Tuxedo Place, Cranford, in his 92nd year. Mr. Tompkins formerly resided with his son Frank at 940 Madison Avenue, Plainfield. He was born at Stamford, N.Y., Dec. 12, 1840, and was a member of the Radiant Lodge of Masons of New York City and of the Knickerbocker Council of Royal Arcanum of New York City for 45 years, and was known as the "Grand Old Man of the Royal Arcanum." He was a member of the Dutchess County Society of New York, from the date of its organization, and was a lawyer practicing in New York City for 45 years. He was a former professor of mathematics at the River View Military Academy of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. He leaves three sons, Frank W. Tompkins of Cranford, Harry L. Tompkins of Ecuador, S.A., and William C. Tompkins of Woodhaven, Long Island, N.Y. Notice of funeral arrangements will be made later.

RESIDENCE: -August 1850, at time of census, Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. - August 1860, at time of census, Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. -Feb. 26, 1887, 211 E. 58th St., NY, at the time of his wife's death. -April 12, 1889, 211 E. 58th Street, NYC, NY. He signed a deed to Woodlawn Cemetary. Deed #7038. Lot # Mid. Part of 5719. -1890, entry from New York City Directory 1890 (ancestry.com): Tompkins, Uriah W., lawyer, 261 B'way, h 211 E. 58th. -1900, at time of census, June 9, 1900, 164 W. 83rd St., Manhattan, NY. -1910, at time of census, April 22, 1920, 3715 Broadway, Manhattan, NY. -1920,at time of census January 10, 1920, Broadway, Manhattan, NY. -abt. 1928,29 (or 2 years before death), 940 Madison Ave, Plainfield, NJ. -1930, 31, at time of census and death, 15 Tuxedo Place, Cranford, Union Co., NJ. His son's residence.

CENSUS 1870. New York, New York. Roll 995. Book 1. Page 333. June 1870. Dwelling #38. -Uriah Tompkins. 25 yrs. Lawyer. Born in NY.

CENSUS 1900: Manhattan Borough, New York County, NY Roll 1103, book 2, page 129; Supervisor's District 1, enumeration district 478 (?). June 9, 1900. Address: 164 W. 83rd St.: -Uriah Tompkins. Head. Birth: Dec 1840. 59 years old. Widowed. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer. -Harry Tompkins. Son. Birth: Apr 1879. 21 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Bank Clerk. -William Tompkins. Son. Birth: Dec 1880. 19 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Book keeper at a bank. -Frank Tompkins. Son. Birth: Oct 1885. 14 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. At school. -Catharine Coons. Sister-in-law. Birth: Jun 1861. 38 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. House-keeper.

CENSUS 1910: Manhattan, New York County, NY. Series T624. Roll 1027. Ward 12. Pg 35A. April 22, 1910. 3715 Broadway. Family #344: -Uriah W. Tompkins. Head. 69. Widow. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer. -Frank W. Tompkins. Son. 24. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Engineering Inspector on R.R. -Catherine Coons. Sister-in-law. 48. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY.

CENSUS 1920: Manhattan, New York, New York. Enumeration District 1429. Ward 21. January 10, 1920.: Street: Broadway. Family #282: -Katharine Coons. Head. 50. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Housekeeper. -Uriah Tompkins. Brother-in-law. 79. Widowed. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer. -Frank Tompkins. Nephew. 34. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Civil Engineer.

CENSUS 1930 NJ. Cranford, Union Co., NJ. Roll T626_1385. PAge 64, ED#4: 15 Tuxedo Place: -Frank W. Tompkins. Head. Own home. Value 13,000. 44 yrs. Married at 36 yrs old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Civil Engineer. -Eleanor B. Tompkins. Wife. 39 yrs. Married at 31 yrs old. Born in RI. Both parents born in England. -Uriah W. Tompkins. Father. 89 yrs. Widowed. Married at 42 yrs old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer.

More About URIAH WASHBURN TOMPKINS: Burial: December 20, 1931, Deed #7038, Lot # Mid part 5719, section 65, Poplar plot, Woodlawn Cemetary, Bronx, NY Cause of Death: Nephritis. Census 1: 1900, CENSUS 1900: (Manhattan Borough, New York County, NY Roll 1103, book 2, page 129; Supervisor's District 1, enumeration district 478. June 9, 1900. Census 2: 1850, CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850 Census 3: 1860, CENSUS 1860. Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. Page 948. Aug 24, 1860 Census 4: 1870, CENSUS 1870. New York, New York. Roll 995. Book 1. Page 333. June 1870. Census 5: 1910, CENSUS 1910: Manhattan, New York County, NY. Series T624. Roll 1027. Ward 12. Pg 35A. April 22, 1910. Census 6: 1920, CENSUS 1920: (Manhattan, New York, New York. Enumeration District 1429. Ward 21. January 10, 1920. Census 7: 1930, CENSUS 1930 NJ. Cranford, Union Co., NJ. Roll T626_1385. PAge 64, ED#4 Occupation 1: Practicing lawyer for 45 years at 256 Broadway, NY. Occupation 2: Professor of mathematics at River View Military Academy, Poughkeepsie, NY.

Notes for HARRIET LAVINA COONS: OBITUARY OF HARRIET L. TOMPKINS: (New York Times. February 28, 1887): Tompkins.- On Feb. 26, Hattie L., wife of Uriah W. Tompkins. Funeral services at her late residence, No. 211 East 58th St., on Thursday, March 1, at 1 P.M.

ABOUT HER DEATH: Harriet Coons died about a year and a half after the birth of her third son, Frank. He was born on October 3, 1885. Family stories connected her death to her children somehow, eg. childbirth related. In fact, she died from pneumonia as a complication of measles. Her sister Catharine Coons never married and lived with Harriet's husband Uriah Tompkins and his three sons. They are together in the 1900, 1910 and 1920 censuses in Manhattan, NYC. Later, Catharine was living back in Salt Point, NY in the 1930's.

RESIDENCE: Feb 26, 1887, at date of death, 211 E. 58th St., NY.

MIDDLE NAME: Is Lavina a Piester family name?

GENEALOGY BOOK 'Koon and Coons Families of Eastern New York', compiled by William Solyman Coons, 1937.: Page 43: E-3- Philip A. Coons, b. July 28, 1783; m. Ruamy or Rue--?, abt. 1813 and lived near Ancram. He had at least 4 children, all bp. at the Mn. L. church, and d. Apr. 9, 1856. F-1- John P. Coons, b. Oct. 12, 1814; m. Catharine Piester Oct. 12, 1837 (Gal. D. R.), and eventually moved from Ancram to a place then called Salt Point in Dutchess Co. He d. there between May 4 and Sept. 27, 1882, mentioning 6 children in his will. This John P. was a merchant. !*G-1- Philip F. Coons, b. Jan. 24, 1842; m. Charlotte A. ---?, and had at least 3 children. He lived at Ancram for some time but moved to Clinton, Dutchess Co., in which town he d. shortly before Sept., 1885. His 3 known children were: Albina and Ellen, twins, b. Aug. 30, 1865 (see Anc. L.), and prob. d. young, and Alice, the only child named in Philip's will. G-2- Calvin Coons, b. ---?; m. Augusta McCord June 30, 1886, at Poughkeepsie. John calls him his son and leaves him the goods in his store. G-3- Abigail Coons, who m. a Mr. Delavergne. G-4- Harriet Coons, who m. a Mr. Tompkins. G-5- Peter ? (Pen? or Ben?) Coons; mentioned in his father's will but name uncertain. A study of the original might show that this name was really Peter, as we believe it to be most likely. G-6- Catharine Coons, still single in May, 1882, when named in father's will.

!*This is the wrong Philip Coons. Our Philip, b. Jan 24 1842, d. Nov 23 1921, son of John P. Coons and Catharine Piester married Adell Harris and moved to Illinois. Proved by his death certificate which names his parents. Their only son John H. Coons moved back to NY and lived in Poughkeepsie. [note by Sheri Sleyzak]

COONS GENEALOGY: Description: Handwritten notes in an envelope. Belonged to Frank W. Tompkins (Oct 3, 1885-Oct 26, 1979). Envelope contains 2 Tompkins genealogy note papers, 1 Coons genealogy note, a hand drawn cemetary plot naming burial placements of the Battle family (looks like parents of his wife, Eleanor Battle, but not including her) as well as letters from Salt Point, NY from Catharine Coons, his aunt. These articles, envelope and notes, were found in Frank's niece,Winifred Tompkins' (Troemel) scrapbook after her death Nov 24, 1999. The envelope itself, addressed to Mr. Frank W. Tompkins, Deer Island Granite Co, Grand Central Terminal, New York City, looks to have originally contained the letters from Catharine Coons postmarked Salt Point, NY, Sept 10, 1934.

John Coons Oct 12, 1814-Aug 28, 1882

Catharine June 11, 1819- Nov 13, 1901

Peter June 19, 1833-April 18, 1899

Philip Jan 24 1842-Nov 23 1921

Calvin Oct 5, 1846-Feb 23, 1929

Harriet Nov 24, 1851-Feb 26, 1887

Abigail March 14, 1857-May 20, 1938

Rugenia March 14, 1859-Jan 5, 1863

Catharine June 8, 1861-May 20, 1935

Ruama Washburn Wife of Philip A. Coons Died June 16, 1878 Aged 84 years 10 months and 28 days

More About HARRIET LAVINA COONS: Burial: March 01, 1887, Deed #7038, Lot # Mid part 5719, section 65, Poplar plot, Woodlawn Cemetary, Bronx, NY Cause of Death: Pneumonia from Measles.

More About URIAH TOMPKINS and HARRIET COONS: Marriage: February 27, 1878 Children of URIAH TOMPKINS and HARRIET COONS are: 15. i. HARRY LAVERGNE10 TOMPKINS, b. April 05, 1879, Salt Point, Dutchess Co., NY; d. March 12, 1937, Guayaquil, Ecuador. 16. ii. WILLIAM COPELAND TOMPKINS, b. December 12, 1880, NY (prob NYC, NY); d. March 30, 1960, Glen Rock, NJ. iii. FRANK WILLET TOMPKINS, b. October 03, 1885, NY (prob NYC, NY); d. October 26, 1979, Masonic Home, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ; m. ELEANOR FRANCES BATTLE, June 24, 1922; b. August 20, 1892, St. Thomas on the Green, New Haven , Connecticut; d. January 1977, Masonic Home, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ.

Notes for FRANK WILLET TOMPKINS: RESIDENCE: -1900, at time of census, June 9, 1900, 164 W. 83rd At., Manhattan, NY. -1910, at time of census, Apr 22, 1910, #3715 Broadway, Manhattan, NY. -1920, at time of census, January 10, 1920, Broadway, Manhattan, NY. -about 1928, Plainfield, NJ. -1930, at time of census, 1931, resided at 15 Tuxedo Place, Cranford, NJ. Father, Uriah, living with him at his time of death in 1931. -1960's, 70's -resided in Far Hills, NJ. Frank built his house, a two bedroom white house. Property had a stream running through the backyard where ducks lived. Address was R.D.2. -abt. 1974-5, moved to the Masonic Home in Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ. The Masons then took possession of the house in Far Hills, as must have been customary, and sold the house and contents for collateral. -to death in 1979, Masonic Home, Burlington, NJ.

CENSUS 1900: (Manhattan Borough, New York County, NY Roll 1103, book 2, page 129; Supervisor's District 1, enumeration district 478 (?). June 9, 1900.) Address: 164 W. 83rd St.: -Uriah Tompkins. Head. Birth: Dec 1840. 59 years old. Widowed. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer. -Harry Tompkins. Son. Birth: Apr 1879. 21 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Bank Clerk. -William Tompkins. Son. Birth: Dec 1880. 19 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Book keeper at a bank. -Frank Tompkins. Son. Birth: Oct 1885. 14 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. At school. -Catharine Coons. Sister-in-law. Birth: Jun 1861. 38 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. House-keeper.

CENSUS 1920: (Manhattan, New York, New York. Enumeration District 1429. Ward 21. January 10, 1920.): Street: Broadway. Family #282: -Katharine Coons. Head. 50. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Housekeeper. -Uriah Tompkins. Brother-in-law. 79. Widowed. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer. -Frank Tompkins. Nephew. 34. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Civil Engineer.

CENSUS 1930 NJ. Cranford, Union Co., NJ. Roll T626_1385. Page 64, ED#4: 15 Tuxedo Place: -Frank W. Tompkins. Head. Own home. Value 13,000. 44 yrs. Married at 36 yrs old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Civil Engineer. -Eleanor B. Tompkins. Wife. 39 yrs. Married at 31 yrs old. Born in RI. Both parents born in England. -Uriah W. Tompkins. Father. 89 yrs. Widowed. Married at 42 yrs old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer.

(2) DESCRIPTION: LETTERS written by Catharine Coons or "Aunt Dady" (June 8, 1861- May 20, 1935) to her nephew Frank W. Tompkins, who she raised after his mother Harriet Coons died in 1887. She is daughter of John P. Coons (born October 12, 1814 in Ancram, NY, died Aug 28, 1882) and Catharine Piester (born June 11, 1819 in NY, died Nov 13, 1901). She is granddaughter of Philip A. Coons (b.1783) and Ruamy Washburn (died June 16, 1878 at 84 years, 10 months, 28 days), his wife. (These articles were found in with the possessions of Winifred Tompkins, Frank W. Tompkins' niece, after her death in Nov 1999.)

Envelope addressed to: Mr. Frank W. Tompkins Deer Island Granite Co Grand Central Terminal New York City

Postmarked: Salt Point, NY Sept 10, 1934

Salt Point, N.Y. Sept 8th.

Dear Frank, Thanks for the pictures. I think they are very good, especially mine, I usually look so catty. Abbie showes her age. She forgot to put in her lower teeth so her mouth looks shrunken. I enjoyed your visit too, the only fault was its shortness. After I left the station I didn't spend all afternoon in the 5 + 10 but visited them all in quest of a small sauce pan for Abbie. Finally had to go to a hard-ware store. Called on Hellen's sister in Wallaces. She had just returned from her vacation, spent in camp in the Adirondacks, had a wonderful time. Had a bumpy ride home on the bus, didn't make 20 miles an hour as we did in the morning, would have landed in the fence I guess if we had, had a seat to myself until we got to Gus Howels when a big colored woman got on, and I had her for a seat companion, found she lived in part of Buck's house, a very pleasant spoken woman. The nuthatches had been busy while I was away. The peanut dish was empty, as the cooler weather comes on their appetites grow more keen. I hope my sunflower seeds will turn out better than they did last year. The tall one you measured I think has grown a foot since, has a great big blossom on. Had a present of 17 strawberry plants. I have set them out in the bed by the rambler rose. They look real perky on account of the two days rain we are having. It is raining hard now I hope it will raise the water in the pond. I have been thinking why don't you lease a little spot of ground of Mr. Horsfield and put up a little cabin in the side hill by our pond that wouldn't be such a bad place and there is fish in the pond for I had a present of two messes of fish, bullheads & sunfish, this week, and with a car you could visit Uptons whenever you wished.

Sunday Eve

Had a rip snorter of a storm Saturday night, the wind blew a gale and the rain beat in the roof and on my corner of the house. I surely thought every thing in the yard would be blown to pieces. About twelve o'clock Abbie called up to me to come down as there was water dripping in the kitchen. So we padder around in the wet and set pans to catch the water. The kitchen room has a habit of springing a leak. The only thing I could see that was any ways damaged by the storm was my sunflowers. They lie with their heads flat on the ground and the two big ones in the corn patch are resting their heads on the roof of the toilet. Tomorrow I will try and pull them up. The water is pouring over the dam, looks quite different than when you were here. Abbie sends love and thanks you for the picture. Received a letter from Mr. Johnson, his wife broke her leg near the hip joint and has been in bed since March. He always asks after you and Eleanor. Says they have had a very pleasant cool summer. Eleanor had some trip down with her father, no wonder he was all in after a twelve hour ride, when 3 or 4 hours knocks you out. With lots & lots of love Aunt Dady Tell Eleanor I am enjoying the candies.

Monday afternoon.

This morning when I went in to mail my letter to you I found your letter so I held it over to add another bit. I remembered about the new roll of film you started on for the pictures that you were in so am prepared to wait a spell. Wasn't that a terrible thing about the Morro Castle disaster. I think the storm we had Saturday night was just the edge of that storm that caused the disaster. This forenoon I got the sunflowers braced up with strings so I hope the seeds will have a chance to ripen. You must have a wonderful growth of marigolds, but they can't compete with my two sunflowers. I wish I could measure the flowers, they are immense. Well you can keep busy on the plans of the Post Office and if you don't land the job you will at least done your best, wish you success. It certainly seems that the country is in an awful state, how we will pull out is a question. I guess things are getting out of hand with the President and the strikes, those that have work won't work and those that want to work? can't get it. My policy would be to starve the strikers untill they would be glad to go to work. Again with love and best wishes Aunt Dady Haven't seen a thing of Eleanors coat.

John Coons Oct 12, 1814-Aug 28, 1882

Catharine June 11, 1819- Nov 13, 1901

Peter June 19, 1833-April 18, 1899

Philip Jan 24 1842-Nov 23 1921

Calvin Oct 5, 1846-Feb 23, 1929

Harriet Nov 24, 1851-Feb 26, 1887

Abigail March 14, 1857-May 20, 1938

Rugenia March 14, 1859-Jan 5, 1863

Catharine June 8, 1861-May 20, 1935

Ruama Washburn Wife of Philip A. Coons Died June 16, 1878 Aged 84 years 10 months and 28 days

More About FRANK WILLET TOMPKINS: Burial: Odd Fellows Cemetery, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ Census 1: 1900, CENSUS 1900: (Manhattan Borough, New York County, NY Roll 1103, book 2, page 129; Supervisor's District 1, enumeration district 478. June 9, 1900. Census 2: 1910, CENSUS 1910: Manhattan, New York County, NY. Series T624. Roll 1027. Ward 12. Pg 35A. April 22, 1910. Census 3: 1920, CENSUS 1920: (Manhattan, New York, New York. Enumeration District 1429. Ward 21. January 10, 1920. Census 4: 1930, CENSUS 1930 NJ. Cranford, Union Co., NJ. Roll T626_1385. PAge 64, ED#4 Individual Note: No children. Occupation: Civil Engineer

Notes for ELEANOR FRANCES BATTLE: BATTLE SURNAME ORIGINS: (source: The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, pg 126): "The first Account on record of the Battle family was that their former residence was in Yorkshire, England, whence, disgusted by the passage of some ecclesiastical edicts, they fled to Ireland as an asylum, and stayed there for two years, only to be driven thence by the similar edicts. " Being dissenters from the established religion of the day there was no alternative left then but to flee still further, and they made their way to Virginia, in the years 1653 and 1654. "....The Battles did not come to Virginia by themselves, with them were Hunters, Sumners, Bakers, etc., connected by marriage and other family ties, evidently a considerable company who secured good grants of land in Virginia." Various spellings: Battle, Battaille, Battelle, Batles. Possible origins are French, Norman or Huguenot. Possible origin as a 'place' name, as in "John of the Battle" or "John who lived near the Battlefield."

RESIDENCE: -1930-1, resided at 15 Tuxedo Place, Cranford, NJ where they had Frank's father residing with him as that was Uriah Tompkins' place of death in Dec 18 1931. -1960's, 70's -resided in Far Hills, NJ. Frank built his house, a two bedroom white house. Property had a stream running through the backyard where ducks lived. Address was R.D.2. -abt. 1974-5, moved to the Masonic Home in Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ. The Masons then took possession of the house in Far Hills, as must have been customary. -to death in 1977, Masonic Home, Burlington, NJ.

More About ELEANOR FRANCES BATTLE: Date born 2: August 20, 1890, Rhode Island Burial: January 24, 1977, Odd Fellows Cemetery, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ Census: 1930, CENSUS 1930 NJ. Cranford, Union Co., NJ. Roll T626_1385. PAge 64, ED#4 Individual Note: No children.

More About FRANK TOMPKINS and ELEANOR BATTLE: Marriage: June 24, 1922

13. EMMETT9 TOMPKINS (WILLIAM8, THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born October 23, 1842 in NY, and died March 01, 1901. He married HENRIETTA KIPP February 26, 1862 in At home of Jacob Kipp, daughter of JACOB KIPP. She was born June 29, 1846 in NY, and died December 11, 1903.

Notes for EMMETT TOMPKINS: CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850.: Dwelling #265: -William Tompkins. 40 years old. Farmer. Born in NY. -Jane Tompkins. 34 years old. Born in NY. -Ophelia Tompkins. 10 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. -Uriah Tompkins. 9 years old. Born in NY. Attended school within the year. -Emott Tompkins. 8 years old.Born in NY. Attended school within the year.

CENSUS 1880: Hyde Park, Dutchess County, New York; LDS film # 1254824, NA Film number: T9-0824, Page Number: 235D.: Tompkins, Emmet, married, 38 years old, birthplace: NY, Farm Laborer, both parents born in NY. Tompkins, Henrietta, wife, 34 years old, birthplace: NY, Keeping House, both parents born in NY. Tompkins, Luella, daughter, single, 14 years old, birthplace: NY, Attending School, both parents born in NY.

More About EMMETT TOMPKINS: Census 1: 1880, CENSUS 1880: Hyde Park, Dutchess County, New York; LDS film # 1254824, NA Film number: T9-0824, Page Number: 235D Census 2: 1850, CENSUS 1850. Milan, Dutchess Co., NY. August 15, 1850 Census 3: 1860, CENSUS 1860. Clinton, Dutchess Co., NY. Page 948. Aug 24, 1860

Notes for HENRIETTA KIPP: CENSUS 1880: Hyde Park, Dutchess County, New York; LDS film # 1254824, NA Film number: T9-0824, Page Number: 235D.: Tompkins, Emmet, married, 38 years old, birthplace: NY, Farm Laborer, both parents born in NY. Tompkins, Henrietta, wife, 34 years old, birthplace: NY, Keeping House, both parents born in NY. Tompkins, Luella, daughter, single, 14 years old, birthplace: NY, Attending School, both parents born in NY.

More About HENRIETTA KIPP: Census: 1880, CENSUS 1880: Hyde Park, Dutchess County, New York; LDS film # 1254824, NA Film number: T9-0824, Page Number: 235D

Marriage Notes for EMMETT TOMPKINS and HENRIETTA KIPP: Notes from file 'Descendants of John Tompkins', researched and compiled by Scott Tompkins, with his sources in brackets:

Tompkins, Emmet to Henrieta Kipp, bth of Clinton, Dau of Jacob I. on 2.26 (3.4.1862) (Source: Death & Marriages and Much Misc. From Reinebeck, NY Newspapers 1846-1899 By Arthur C. M. Kelly, Page 73)

St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Rhinebeck, Emmet Tompkins married Henrieta Kipp 2-26-1862 at home of Jacob Kipp (Source: Columbia County Historical Society)

More About EMMETT TOMPKINS and HENRIETTA KIPP: Marriage: February 26, 1862, At home of Jacob Kipp Children of EMMETT TOMPKINS and HENRIETTA KIPP are: i. URIAH10 TOMPKINS, b. February 05, 1863; d. February 19, 1863. ii. WILLIAM TOMPKINS, b. June 14, 1864; d. August 25, 1872. 17. iii. LOUELLA TOMPKINS, b. January 12, 1866, NY; d. April 14, 1918. iv. SANFORD TOMPKINS, b. September 02, 1867; d. December 07, 1873.

14. LORENZO TOMPKINS9 ACKER (JEMIMA8 TOMPKINS, THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born March 08, 1843, and died January 18, 1922. He married MARY BUCKHOUT WRIGHT December 21, 1864, daughter of HORACE WRIGHT and CLEMENTINE TOMPKINS. She was born October 13, 1843, and died October 06, 1918.

Marriage Notes for LORENZO ACKER and MARY WRIGHT: RESIDENCE: (source: excerpt from : Ada C. Haight, The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy, Ossining, New York. 1937, page 130): "This couple lived on the "Old Homestead Fruit Farm," now known as "Apple Bee Farm, " located near the new Croton Dam in the town of Cortland, Westchester County, New York."

More About LORENZO ACKER and MARY WRIGHT: Marriage: December 21, 1864 Children of LORENZO ACKER and MARY WRIGHT are: i. HORACE SMITH10 ACKER, b. April 29, 1869; d. May 26, 1917. ii. ADA CLEMENTINE ACKER, b. January 01, 1879; d. Aft. May 24, 1936.

More About ADA CLEMENTINE ACKER: Individual Note: Author of 'The Richard Washburn Family Genealogy'.

Generation No. 8

15. HARRY LAVERGNE10 TOMPKINS (URIAH WASHBURN9, WILLIAM8, THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born April 05, 1879 in Salt Point, Dutchess Co., NY, and died March 12, 1937 in Guayaquil, Ecuador. He married (1) HARRIETTE WOODS BAKER April 26, 1902 in Zion Episcopal Church, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess Co., NY, daughter of GEORGE BAKER and MARGARET COATS. She was born November 25, 1874 in Rochester, Monroe Co., NY, and died March 03, 1943 in Plainfield, Union Co., NJ. He married (2) ANNIE M. (???) Aft. April 26, 1902. She was born Abt. 1877 in NJ, and died Aft. March 12, 1937. He married (3) JUDITH SUAREZ BAQUERIZO April 16, 1935 in Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador, daughter of ALBERTO MACHUCA and ROSA BAQUERIZO. She was born Bet. 1880 - 1935, and died Aft. March 12, 1937.

Notes for HARRY LAVERGNE TOMPKINS: RESIDENCE: -1900, at time of census June 9, 1900, living at 164 W. 83rd Street, Manhattan, NY with his father, Uriah Tompkins, aunt Catharine Coons and his 2 brothers, Will and Frank. -On April 26, 1902, at time of his marriage, his residence was listed on the marriage certificate as 164 W. 83rd Street, Manhattan, NY. -On August 22, 1904, at time of his daughter Eleanor's birth, the family's residence was 533 W. 145th Street, Manhattan, NY. -1910, at time of census, Apr 16, 1910, 1155 Longfellow Ave., Bronx, NY. -Jan 15, 1920, according to 1920 Census NJ, living at 287 (? readable from census) Anderson Street, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ. Living with second wife, Annie M. and their 2 children, Philip and Barbara, plus four of her children from a previous marriage. -March 12, 1937, place of death, 115 Numa Pompilio Lane, Guayaquil, Ecuador.

CENSUS 1900: (Manhattan Borough, New York County, NY Roll 1103, book 2, page 129; Supervisor's District 1, enumeration district 478. June 9, 1900.) Address: 164 W. 83rd St.: -Uriah Tompkins. Head. Birth: Dec 1840. 59 years old. Widowed. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Lawyer. -Harry Tompkins. Son. Birth: Apr 1879. 21 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Bank Clerk. -William Tompkins. Son. Birth: Dec 1880. 19 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Book keeper at a bank. -Frank Tompkins. Son. Birth: Oct 1885. 14 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. At school. -Catharine Coons. Sister-in-law. Birth: Jun 1861. 38 years old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. House-keeper.

CENSUS 1910. Bronx, NY. 16-Pct, 34-AD. Series T624. Roll 1001. Part 1. Pg 132B. April 16, 1910. 1155 Longfellow Ave: -Harry L. Tompkins. Head. 31. Married 7 yrs. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Banking for the State of NY. -Harriette W. Tompkins. Wife. 35. Married 7 yrs. Had 3 children total, 2 living. Born in NY. Father born in Mass. Mother born in Scotland. -Eleanor M. Tompkins. Daughter. 5. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Winifred H. Tompkins. Daughter. 2. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Louisa George (unsure last name). Servant. 23. Single. Born in West Indies. Both parents born in West Indies. Domestic.

1920 CENSUS (1920, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ. Roll: T625_1019, page: 10B, Enumeration District 82, Image: 312 (ancestry.com): 287(?last digit) Anderson Street. -Harry L. Tompkins. Head. Owns property. Mortgage. 40 years old. Married. Born NY, both parents born in NY. Manager. Banker. -Annie M. Tompkins. Wife. 43 years old. Married. Born in NJ. Both parents born in NY. -Phillip L. Tompkins. Son. 8 years old. Born in NY. Father born in NY. Mother born in NJ. -Barbara Tompkins. Daughter. 7 6/12 (? unsure of the 6). Born in NY. Father born in NY. Mother born in NJ. -Alice M. Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs). Step-daughter. 24 years old. Single. Born in NY. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. Book keeper for the British Government. -Henry A. (? initial) Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs). Step-son. 20 years old. Single. Born in NJ. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. Clerk for a paper company. - Fred (? initial, S maybe) Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs). Step-son. 18 years old. Single. Born in NJ. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. Clerk in manufacturing. -Harrison ? intitial, same as Fred's, S maybe) Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs. Step-son. 14 or 19 years old. Born in NJ. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. No occupation.

More About HARRY LAVERGNE TOMPKINS: Baptism: September 27, 1888, St. Thomas Chapel, East 60th St., NYC, NY. Burial: Cemeterio General, Vault 10, Lower Tier, Callejon de Yeaza, Guayaquil, Ecuador Cause of Death: Pneumonia. Census 1: 1920, 1920, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ. Roll: T625_1019, page: 10B, Enumeration District 82, Image: 312 (ancestry.com). Census 2: 1900, CENSUS 1900: (Manhattan Borough, New York County, NY Roll 1103, book 2, page 129; Supervisor's District 1, enumeration district 478. June 9, 1900. Census 3: 1910, CENSUS 1910. Bronx, NY. 16-Pct, 34-AD. Series T624. Roll 1001. Part 1. Pg 132B. April 16, 1910 Confirmation: April 12, 1894, St. Thomas Chapel, NYC, NY Occupation: Banker

Notes for HARRIETTE WOODS BAKER: OBITUARY OF HARRIETTE W. TOMPKINS: clipping in family possession (unidentified newspaper) reads: Mrs. H. W. Tompkins Services Are Arranged Mrs. Harriette W. Tompkins of 726 E. Front St., died Wednesday (Mar. 3, 1943) in Muhlenberg Hospital. Born in Rochester, N.Y., Mrs. Tompkins lived in New York City most of her life. She made her home in Plainfield with her daughter, Mrs. Irving Troemel, 726 E. Front St. Mrs. Tompkins was a graduate of Hunter College, Class of 1896. She was the daughter of the late Rev. George S. Baker and Mrs. Margaret Coates Baker. Her father served as superintendent of St. Luke's Hospital in New York City, for many years. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Troemel and Mrs. Harold Berryman of Dumont and one granddaughter, Jean Berryman, also of Dumont. Funeral services will be held from her daughter's residence, 726 E. Front St., on Saturday at 11 a.m. The Rev. Cortlandt H. Mallery will officiate and interment will be in Ferncliff Cemetary, Ardsley, N.Y.

OBITUARY OF HARRIETTE W. TOMPKINS: New York Times, March 4, 1943, both on pg 19: -Mrs. H. W. Tompkins. Special to the New York Times. Plainfield, N. J., March 3 - Mrs. Harriette W. Tompkins of Rochester, N.Y., who recently came here to live with her daughter, Mrs. Irving Troemel, died here today in Muhlenberg Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Rev. George Stewart Baker and Mrs. Margaret Coates Baker and was graduated from Hunter College in 1896. Her father was for many years superintendent and rector of St. Luke's Hospital, New York. Surviving is another daughter, Mrs. Harold Berryman of Dumont, N.J.

-Tompkins- On Wednesday, March 3, 1943, Harriette W. Tompkins, beloved mother of Mrs. Harold Berryman of Dumont, N.J. and Mrs. Irving Troemel of 726 East Front St., Plainfield, N.J. Services at the residence of her daughter, 726 East Front St., Plainfield, N.J., on Saturday, March 6, at 11 A.M.

RESIDENCE: - April 26, 1902, at the time of her marriage, her residence was listed on the marriage certificate as 205 W. 107th Street, Manhatten, NY. - August 22, 1904, at time of daughter Eleanor's birth, the family's residence was 533 W. 145th Street, Manhattan, NY. -1910, at time of census, Apr 16, 1910, 1155 Longfellow Ave., Bronx, NY. -1920, at time of census, Jan 30/31, 1920, 2650 Marion Ave, Bronx, NY. -March 3, 1943, at time of death, 726 East Front St., Plainfield, N.J.

CENSUS 1880 NY: Roll T9_895, page 427C, Enumeration District 582, 19th Ward, St. Luke's Hospital, New York( Manhattan), New York City-Greater, NY. June 11th &12th 1880.: -George S. Baker, 41 years old, married, Hospital Pastor & Superintendent, born in Mass, both parents born in Mass. -Margaret C. Baker, 41 years old, wife, House Mother, born in Scotland, both parents born in Scotland. -Fannie Baker, 6 years old, daughter, born in NY, father born in Mass, mother born in Scotland. -Hattie Baker, 4 years old, daughter, born in NY, father born in Mass, mother born in Scotland. -Walter Baker, 30 years old, brother, Chaplain, born in Mass, both parents born in Mass.

CENSUS 1900. NY. Supervisor's District 1, Enumeration District 1087. Ward 12. Manhattan, NY. Roll 1106. Page 77. St. Luke's Hospital. June 11, 1900: -Geo Stuart Baker. Superintendent. Born July 1838. 61 years old. Married 29 years. Born in MA. Both parents born in MA. Clergyman. -Fannie D. Baker. Daughter. Born Dec. 1872. 27 years old. Single. Born in NY. Father born in MA. Mother born in NY. -Harriette W. Baker. Daughter. Born Nov 1874. 25 years old. Single. Born in NY. Father born in MA. Mother born in NY. -Margaret R. Baker. Daughter. Born Nov 1880. 19 years old. Single. Born in NY. Father born in MA. Mother born in NY. -(farther down on page, barely readable)- Andrew Coats, Curator. White male. Born Dec. Both parents born Scotland.

CENSUS 1920: NY, Bronx. SD 3, ED 446. Sheet 40B. January 30, 31, 1920. #2650 Marion Ave: -Tompkins, Harriette. Head. 45. Widow. Born in NY. Father born in Mass. Mother born in Scotland. -Tompkins, Elinore M. Daughter. 15. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Tompkins, Winifred H. Daughter. 12. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY.

CENSUS 1930. Bronx, Bronx Co., NY. Roll T262_1482. ED 495. Pg 1A. 3975 Carpenter Ave.: -Harrietta Tompkins. Head. Rent. 55 yrs. Divorced. Born in NY. Father born in NY. Mother born in Scotland.

More About HARRIETTE WOODS BAKER: Burial: March 1943, Ferncliff Cemetary, Hartsdale, NY Census 1: 1880, CENSUS 1880 NY: Roll T9_895, page 427C, Enumeration District 582, 19th Ward, St. Luke's Hospital, New York( Manhattan), New York City-Greater, NY. June 11th &12th 1880. Census 2: 1900, CENSUS 1900. NY. Supervisor's District 1, Enumeration District 1087. Ward 12. Manhattan, NY. Roll 1106. Page 77. St. Luke's Hospital. June 11, 1900 Census 3: 1910, CENSUS 1910. Bronx, NY. 16-Pct, 34-AD. Series T624. Roll 1001. Part 1. Pg 132B. April 16, 1910 Census 4: 1920, CENSUS 1920: NY, Bronx. SD 3, ED 446. Sheet 40B. January 30, 31, 1920. Census 5: 1930, CENSUS 1930. Bronx, Bronx Co., NY. Roll T262_1482. ED 495. Pg 1A. Confirmation: May 17, 1889, St. Luke's Hospital Chapel, NYC, NY. Education: Hunter College graduate, class of 1896. Occupation: Teacher in Harlem section of New York.

Marriage Notes for HARRY TOMPKINS and HARRIETTE BAKER: .

More About HARRY TOMPKINS and HARRIETTE BAKER: Marriage: April 26, 1902, Zion Episcopal Church, Wappingers Falls, Dutchess Co., NY

Notes for ANNIE M. (???): RESIDENCE as of 1937: 3181 Essex Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio.

On her SECOND MARRIAGE: According to a family letter from Judith, Harry's third wife to William, Harry's brother, she is said to possibly have obtained a divorce from Harry and married a protestant minister who died thereafter.

1920 CENSUS (1920, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ. Roll: T625_1019, page: 10B, Enumeration District 82, Image: 312 (ancestry.com): 287(?last digit) Anderson Street. -Harry L. Tompkins. Head. Owns property. Mortgage. 40 years old. Married. Born NY, both parents born in NY. Manager. Banker. -Annie M. Tompkins. Wife. 43 years old. Married. Born in NJ. Both parents born in NY. -Phillip L. Tompkins. Son. 8 years old. Born in NY. Father born in NY. Mother born in NJ. -Barbara Tompkins. Daughter. 7 6/12 (? of 6). Born in NY. Father born in NY. Mother born in NJ. -Alice M. Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs). Step-daughter. 24 years old. Single. Born in NY. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. Book keeper for the British Government. -Henry A. (? initial) Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs). Step-son. 20 years old. Single. Born in NJ. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. Clerk for a paper company. - Fred (? initial, S maybe) Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs). Step-son. 18 years old. Single. Born in NJ. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. Clerk in manufacturing. -Harrison ? intitial, same as Fred's, S maybe) Nowls (or Nowles or Noabs. Step-son. 14 or 19 years old. Born in NJ. Father born in England. Mother born in NJ. No occupation.

More About ANNIE M. (???): Census: 1920, 1920, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ. Roll: T625_1019, page: 10B, Enumeration District 82, Image: 312 (ancestry.com).

More About HARRY TOMPKINS and ANNIE (???): Marriage: Aft. April 26, 1902

Notes for JUDITH SUAREZ BAQUERIZO: RESIDENCE as of March, 1937: 115 Numa Pompilio Llona, Guayaquil, Ecuador.

Marriage Notes for HARRY TOMPKINS and JUDITH BAQUERIZO: This couple had no children together.

More About HARRY TOMPKINS and JUDITH BAQUERIZO: Marriage: April 16, 1935, Guayaquil, Guayas, Ecuador Children of HARRY TOMPKINS and HARRIETTE BAKER are: 18. i. ELEANOR MARGARET11 TOMPKINS, b. August 22, 1904, Manhattan, NYC, NY; d. January 20, 1998, Burlington, Burlington Co., NJ. ii. WINIFRED HEWITT TOMPKINS, b. December 18, 1907, NYC, NY; d. November 24, 1999, Media, Delaware Co., PA; m. IRVING MONROE TROEMEL, June 09, 1928; b. August 28, 1900, NY; d. March 1957, NJ (prob Ridgewood, Bergen Co., NJ).

Notes for WINIFRED HEWITT TOMPKINS: RESIDENCE: -1907- 518 West 179th Street, New York, NY. -1910, at time of census, Apr 16, 1910, 1155 Longfellow Ave., Bronx, NY. -1920, at time of census, Jan 30/31, 1920, 2650 Marion Ave, Bronx, NY.

CENSUS 1930. Bronx, Bronx Co., NY. Roll T626_1482. ED 503. Page 11B. Image 0786. Apartment House Bronx Boulevard #3534: -Irving M. Troemel. Head. Rent. Value $58. 29 yrs. Married at 27 yrs. Born in NY. Father born in Wisconsin. Mother born in NY. Civil Engineer. -Winifred Troemel. Wife. 22 yrs. Married at 20 yrs. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Gertrude Brauer. Boarder. 25 yrs. Single. Born in Germany. Both parents born in Germany. Immigration 1923. Waitress at restaurant.

More About WINIFRED HEWITT TOMPKINS: Burial: November 30, 1999, Ferncliff Cemetary, Hartsdale, NY Census 1: 1930, CENSUS 1930. Bronx, Bronx Co., NY. Roll T626_1482. ED 503. Page 11B. Image 0786 Census 2: 1910, CENSUS 1910. Bronx, NY. 16-Pct, 34-AD. Series T624. Roll 1001. Part 1. Pg 132B. April 16, 1910 Census 3: 1920, CENSUS 1920: NY, Bronx. SD 3, ED 446. Sheet 40B. January 30, 31, 1920. Probate: January 31, 2000, Died a resident of Delaware Co., PA, admitted to probate by the Surrogate's Court of New York County, NY. Will: April 05, 1991

Notes for IRVING MONROE TROEMEL: CENSUS 1920. Bayonne, Hudson Co., NJ. Roll T625_1040. ED#5, Pg 11A. Image 105. Jan. 10, 1930. -#7 Hartley Ave.: - John Wyhuskey. Head. Own home. Mortgaged. 49. Married. Born in NJ. Both parents born in Germany. Parent's native tongue German. Blacksmith for the Rail Road. -Margaret Wyhuskey. Wife. 51. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Irving Troemel. Stepson. 19. Single. Born in NY. Father born in Wisconsin. Mother born in NY. Civil Engineer for the Rail Road. -Edward Troemel. Stepson. 17. Single. Attending school. Born in NY. Father born in Wisconsin. Mother born in NY.

More About IRVING MONROE TROEMEL: Census: 1930, CENSUS 1930. Bronx, Bronx Co., NY. Roll T626_1482. ED 503. Page 11B. Image 0786 Namesake: Named after Washington Irving, the author. His mother may have come from that area in NY state. Occupation: Civil Engineer. Owned a construction company, Kayuga Construction, Vesey St., NYC, NY.

Marriage Notes for WINIFRED TOMPKINS and IRVING TROEMEL: No children.

More About IRVING TROEMEL and WINIFRED TOMPKINS: Marriage: June 09, 1928

iii. JEAN LESLIE TOMPKINS, b. December 30, 1909, NY; d. January 27, 1910, Bronx, NYC, New York.

More About JEAN LESLIE TOMPKINS: Died 2: January 30, 1910, NY (prob) Burial: January 30, 1910, Deed #7038, Lot # Mid part 5719, section 65, Poplar plot, Woodlawn Cemetary, Bronx, NY

iv. ROBERT TOMPKINS, b. Bet. 1908 - 1912; d. Unknown, NY.

More About ROBERT TOMPKINS: Burial: Infant death with no burial. Children of HARRY TOMPKINS and ANNIE (???) are: v. PHILIP L.11 TOMPKINS, b. Bet. 1911 - 1912, NY.

More About PHILIP L. TOMPKINS: Census: 1920, 1920, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ. Roll: T625_1019, page: 10B, Enumeration District 82, Image: 312 (ancestry.com).

vi. BARBARA TOMPKINS, b. Bet. 1912 - 1913, NY; m. J. A. ANDREWS, Bef. May 10, 1937; b. Bef. 1937.

More About BARBARA TOMPKINS: Census: 1920, 1920, Hackensack, Bergen Co., NJ. Roll: T625_1019, page: 10B, Enumeration District 82, Image: 312 (ancestry.com).

Notes for J. A. ANDREWS: LETTER: (original letter, in family possession, from American Consulate General to William C. Tompkins): In upper left corner: "In reply refer to File #330 DCMcD/pm. Department of State." Heading:" The Foreign Service of the United States of America". From "American Consulate General. Guayaquil, Ecuador, May 10, 1937." To "Mr. William C. Tompkins, 9111-97th Street, Woodhaven, Long Island, New York. Sir, I refer further to the sad death of your brother, the late Mr. Harry L. Tompkins, who died at Guayaquil on March 12, 1937, and whose decease was reported to you in a letter of March 19 from this office. A letter has now been received from Mr. J. A. Andrews, c/o Eli Watson & Co., Inc., 60 Wall Street, New York, N.Y., a son-in-law of the deceased, enquiring about the death of which he had no previous notice except a notation on a letter returned unclaimed. It would thus appear that this office did not have the correct addresses of the relatives. Please furnish, if available, the names and addresses of the surviving relatives. ......... [remainder of letter omitted for brevity] Very respectfully yours, Dayle C. McDonough. American Consul General."

More About J. ANDREWS and BARBARA TOMPKINS: Marriage: Bef. May 10, 1937

16. WILLIAM COPELAND10 TOMPKINS (URIAH WASHBURN9, WILLIAM8, THOMAS7, RICHARD6, NATHANIEL5, NATHANIEL4, NATHANIEL3, JOHN2, RALPH1 TOMKINS) was born December 12, 1880 in NY (prob NYC, NY), and died March 30, 1960 in Glen Rock, NJ. He married MARY HELEN MARS November 30, 1905, daughter of JO MARS and ELIZABETH O'CONNELL. She was born October 15, 1880 in NY, and died August 15, 1956.

Notes for WILLIAM COPELAND TOMPKINS: TIMELINE for William Tompkins: -1900, at time of census, June 9, 1900, 164 W. 83rd St., Manhattan, NY. -1910, at time of census, 505 W. 172nd St, Manhattan, NY. -1920, at time of census, 2767 Marion Ave., Bronx, NY. -1930-1937, at time of census to time of printing of 'Richard Washburn' genealogy book, 9111 97th St., Woodhaven, Queens, NY. -March 30, 1960, at time of death, 111 Forest Road, Glen Rock, NJ.

CENSUS 1910. Manhattan, NY. 12 Ward. Series T624. Roll 1026. Part 1. Page 230A. 505 West 172nd St.: -William C. Tompkins. Head. 28. Married 5 years. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Bank clerk. -Mary H. Tompkins. Wife. 29. Married 5 years. 2 Children, 2 living. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Marion E. Tompkins. Daughter. 3. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -William W. Tompkins. Son. 16/12. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY.

CENSUS 1920: New York, Bronx, page 27A, Enumeration District 446. Image 1068(ancestry.com): 2767 Marion Ave (long list of ppl at this address, maybe many renters): -William C. Tompkins. Head. Renter. 39 years old. Married. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Bank Clerk. -Mary H. Tompkins. Wife. 39 years. Married. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Mary E. Tompkins. Daughter. 13 years old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. In school. -William W. Tompkins. Son. 10 years old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. In school.

CENSUS 1930: Woodhaven, Queens Co., NY. Roll T626_1609. Page 11B. ED#559. Image 0542: #9111 97th Street: -Elizabeth Mars. Head. Own home. Value 12,500. 69 yrs. Widowed. Married first at 19 yrs old. Born in NY. Father born in Ireland. Mother born in NY. -William Tompkins. Son-in-law. 49 yrs. Married first at 25 yrs. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Clerk in a bank. -Mary Tompkins. Daughter. 49 yrs old. Married first at 25 yrs. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Mary Tompkins. Grand Daughter. 23 yrs old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Secretary in Publishing Co. -William Tompkins. Grand Son. 21 yrs old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Commercial Artist for an Engraving Co.

next household (9109 ? readable) contains as a boarder the future husband of the above Mary Tompkins who is Ed Bean: -Fannie Mohr. Head. 51 yrs. Born in Germany. Both parents born in Germany. -Ralph Mohr. Son. 25 yrs. Order clerk in Silk industry. -Charles Mohr. Son. 23 yrs. Salesman in Silk industry. -Edward Bean. Border. 26 yrs. Single. Born in Texas. Both parents born in Texas. Salesman in Silk industry.

LETTERS FROM CATHARINE COONS: (1) DESCRIPTION: LETTERS written by Catharine Coons or "Aunt Dady" (June 8, 1861- May 20, 1935) to her nephew William C. Tompkins, who she raised after his mother Harriet Coons died in 1887. She is daughter of John P. Coons (born October 12, 1814 in Ancram, NY, died Aug 28, 1882) and Catharine Piester (born June 11, 1819 in NY, died Nov 13, 1901). She is granddaughter of Philip A. Coons (b. abt 1784) and Ruamy Washburn (died June 16, 1878 at 84 years, 10 months, 28 days), his wife. (These articles were found in with the possessions of Marion Tompkins, Will C. Tompkins' daughter, after her death in Oct 1995.) Catharine Coons is sister of Abigail Coons Delavergne.

Envelope addressed to: Mr. William C. Tompkins 9111-97th St. Woodhaven, L.I.

Postmarked: Salt Point N.Y Jan 2, 1935. 3 cent stamp.

Salt Point N.Y November 4th

Dear Will & family, Abbie and I certainly enjoyed your very interesting letter of your trip through this wonderful country and I can imagine how much you all enjoyed. I was so pleased to hear from you that it deserved a more prompt reply, but as you know time has a way of slipping away so quickly especially when one is busy. Fall always brings extra work, getting the house in order for winter the yard cleaned up. Trees are wonderful, only in the Fall when they begin to shed their leaves, I wish there weren't so many. I am very happy that you all were able to take the trip and see so many of the wonders & beauties of our country. I can fully appreciate how much you must have enjoyed every minute and returned all in good health which is a great blessing. I was in hopes you might make another trip up here before the winter set in and hear, if there are adjectives anough to express your feeling of the wonders you saw, but I guess you must have had traveling enough to last you for some time. There is no special news for me to write the summer has passed us in the same quiet way but short, Fall came along before I was ready for it. Abbie is holding her own fairly well, she is in a measure taking care of herself; she is able to get her meals and do the lighter things and what she cant do, I do, which is considerable. It is hard for her that her eyes are so bad she can read very little and sew not at all and consequently time hangs heavy - and she has never been able to take adversities with a smile. I read to her alot which she enjoys, it is very confining for me but as you know I was never much of a gadder. I was disappointed that I was unable to visit the DuBois's again this fall. I have to take it out in thinking of the good times I had last Fall. Frank and Eleanor visited me a few days in August on Frank's vacation. Eleanor seems fully recovered from her illness, let us hope she will stay well this winter for a change. You spoke of expecting Frank to ring you up. He was wondering why you hadn't called him up when you returned. You knew none of us knew just when you would get home. I thank you for all the many beautiful postals you sent me. It seemed to keep us in touch with your journeying. We have had many nice rains so our part of the country is looking fine. No severe killing frost so far. I suppose May was along with you on the trip. We have heard not a word about her how she stood the trip and was she benefited with the change. I have just received a letter from Mr. Johnson. He feels that he is growing old. I think I wrote you that Mrs. Johnson had fallen and broken her leg, in March, and with assistance she can just begin to walk. He wished to be remembered to you all and Mrs. Mars, would like to see you all, and he didn't mention macaroni! May, I have mailed a card on the back of my cabinet with your name on it, to be given to you, so you can be sure of that. We are having a regular [? Nor-Easter ], it has been beating on the house and Abbie's kitchen roof has leaked some, but not so bad as it has sometimes due to the holes after each rain. Abbie sends her love to you all as do I and especially to the "wonderful driver", if he hasn't anything to do but go to the movies, he might write to his Aunt Dady. Love to Mrs. Mars.

Salt Point, NY New Years Day 1935

Dear folks, Thank you all most heartily for your very generous Christmas gift. I shall spend it very wisely for things that I need and would otherwise go without. We had a very quiet Christmas. Abbie and I were invited over to Charles & Florences for dinner, a very nice turkey dinner. It was the first Abbie had been out for a meal in over a year. I was fearful it might be too much excitement for her but she stood it fine, ate a big dinner (for her) and chatted with Florences mother all after-noon, and came home quite happy. I guess it was effect of mind over manner, she just made up her mind it wouldn't hurt her to go and it didn't - got her out of the old rut and gave her something to think of. We had a little snow storm on Christmas day which made it seem more Christmasy but it didn't last only the day. Last night we had our first real snow storm and the country looks beautiful with its white covering. I love snow in the country but one hears many complaints from people that have to travel out. I know, you all, must have had a happy Christmas as always and now we are entering on another year. The country is in such a muddle and I wonder if President Roosevelt is going, with his schemes and new deals get us out of the muddle. I received a letter & card from Jennie Sherman Woodin. She spoke of you boys and wished to be remembered to you. She lives on a farm north of Clinton Corners her husband isn't well and I guess they have hard times to make ends meet. She said she had an old lady boarder which I imagine keeps the pot boiling. Paul is having one of his attacks of stomach trouble he looks miserable. I guess it was to much Christmas. Mason is home, I haven't seen him but once, he finishes his medical course this spring and then he will serve as an intern in some hospital, don't know where he will go. Abbie sends love and thanks for the pretty Christmas cards as do I for all gifts. I am going to answer Willies very interesting letter soon just keep up hope. With a Happy New Year to you all with lots of love, Aunt Dady

More About WILLIAM COPELAND TOMPKINS: Burial: George Washington Cemetery, Paramus, Bergen Co., NJ Census 1: 1920, CENSUS 1920: 1920 New York, Bronx, page 27A, Enumeration District 446. Image 1068(ancestry.com Census 2: 1900, CENSUS 1900: (Manhattan Borough, New York County, NY Roll 1103, book 2, page 129; Supervisor's District 1, enumeration district 478. June 9, 1900. Census 3: 1910, CENSUS 1910. Manhattan, NY. 12 Ward. Series T624. Roll 1026. Part 1. Page 230A Census 4: 1930, CENSUS 1930: Woodhaven, Queens Co., NY. Roll T626_1609. PAge 11B. ED#559. Image 0542 Occupation: with Chase National Bank, New York, New York

Notes for MARY HELEN MARS: CENSUS 1910. Manhattan, NY. 12 Ward. Series T624. Roll 1026. Part 1. Page 230A. 505 West 172nd St.: -William C. Tompkins. Head. 28. Married 5 years. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Bank clerk. -Mary H. Tompkins. Wife. 29. Married 5 years. 2 Children, 2 living. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Marion E. Tompkins. Daughter. 3. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -William W. Tompkins. Son. 16/12. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY.

CENSUS 1920: 1920 New York, Bronx, page 27A, Enumeration District 446. Image 1068(ancestry.com): 2767 Marion Ave (long list of ppl at this address, maybe many renters): William C. Tompkins. Head. Renter. 39 years old. Married. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Bank Clerk. Mary H. Tompkins. Wife. 39 years. Married. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Mary E. Tompkins. Daughter. 13 years old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. In school. William W. Tompkins. Son. 10 years old. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. In school.

CENSUS 1930: Woodhaven, Queens Co., NY. Roll T626_1609. PAge 11B. ED#559. Image 0542: (9111 ? readable number) 97th Street: -Elizabeth Mars. Head. Own home. Value 12,500. 69 yrs. Widowed. Married first at 19 yrs old. Born in NY. Father born in Ireland. Mother born in NY. -William Tompkins. Son-in-law. 49 yrs. Married first at 25 yrs. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Clerk in a bank. -Mary Tompkins. Daughter. 49 yrs old. Married first at 25 yrs. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. -Mary Tompkins. Grand Daughter. 23 yrs old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Secretary in Publishing Co. -William Tompkins. Grand Son. 21 yrs old. Single. Born in NY. Both parents born in NY. Commercial Artist for an Engraving Co.

More About MARY HELEN MARS: Census 1: 1920, CENSUS 1920: 1920 New York, Bronx, page 27A, Enumeration District 446. Image 1068(ancestry.com Census 2: 1910, CENSUS 1910. Manhattan, NY. 12 Ward. Series T624. Roll 1026. Part 1. Page 230A Census 3: 1930, CENSUS 1930: Woodhaven, Queens Co., NY. Roll T626_1609. PAge 11B. ED#559. Image 0542

Marriage Notes for WILLIAM TOMPKINS and MARY MARS: In 1935 the family of Will C. Tompk