Born ‎ Aug 12, 1762 at Waterbury, New Haven, CT, died ‎ Nov 22, 1839 at Texas Valley, Cortland, NY‎, 77 years

Born ‎ Jan 9, 1765 at Waterbury, New Haven, CT----see notes, died ‎ Apr 20, 1802 at Homer, Corland, NY, bur: Glenwood Cemetery, Homer‎, 37 years
He lived in Waterbury and New Haven CT. In 1789, he and his brother-in-law, Amos Todd journeyed through the wilderness to what is now Windsor, Broome, NY where they stayed fpr two years. In the fall of 1791 they moved to the Tioughnioga Valley and settled near the [resent site of Homer, Cortland, NY and built the first primitive dwelling by by white men in the county. He is said to be the founder of Homer, NY. He died at 37y,3m, 12d. A great grandson says he died of small pox.

Born ‎ Jan 30, 1768 at Windsor, Hartford, Connecticut, USA ---see notes, died ‎ Sep 16, 1844 at Stockbridge, Ingham, Michigan, USA‎, 76 years
Some information on this line thru Milton Omar Beebe provided by Milton O. Beebe in the "Beebe Connection" August 1990 issue. Silas is said to have been in Chenango City, NY about 1793. John Blodgett lists an additional child by the second marriage that died in infancy. It appears his son Silas was the first to go to MI. and Silas probably joined him there. Ralph B. Beebe of Hendersonville, NC, says that Silas is the "Latus" Beebe shown in some records. Polly: Name spelled Stevens not "Stephens" in Ingham County Pioneer Families. She was shown age 55, born NH, in the 1850 census.

Born ‎ Mar 30, 1770 at Waterbury, New Haven, CT---see notes, died ‎ Feb 25, 1863 at Taylor, Cortland, NY‎, 92 years
Orellana moved from New Haven, CT in 1796 and located on lot 7, in Solon, Cortland,NY where he remained two years and then removed to Taylor and located on lot 100. The early pioneers were frequently sujected to great hardships from scarcity of provisions, and the uncertainty of procuring them even by making long journeys. During one of the seasons of scarcity, Orellana and his son Cokely went to Genoa, Cayuga County to purchase wheat, which he afterwards had ground at Esquire Bradley's mill. The next spring being equally in want, and not wishing to spend the time to go himself, asked his son, then only ten years old, if he could go and get some grain or flour. "I can try," was the boys reply, and forthwtih preparations were made and at an early hour in the morning he was on his way. He took with him three bags each containing eight pound each of maple sugar, with which to pay for the wheat, at the rate of eight pounds a bushel. His only guide through the dense forest was marked trees. He reached his destination at night and inquired of Mr. Bradley if he could let him have the grain. On receiving a negative reply, the boy burst into tears, but was quieted by Mr. Bradley that he would give him the value of his sugar in flour, and keep him and his horse over night free of charge. Early the next morning the boy set out for home. When he reached Judge Bingham's house at the salt road, it was nearly dark, and the Judge persuaded him to stay over as it would be impossible for him to find his way marked by trees. About ten o'clock the next morning he arrived at home greatly pleased with his trip. [from a Special Edition of the Cortland Genealogical Society on Taylor, NY.] In the article, Cokely's name is given as "Koakland" which is believed to be wrong.

Born ‎ 1772 at they lived in Solon and Truxton, Cortland City, NY. Taylor, died ‎between 1800 and 1860 at formed from Solon in 1849 shows Lucy's mar. 1st in Taylor‎, 87 or 88 years

Born ‎ 1774 at Windsor, Hartford, CT---see notes, died ‎ Sep 17, 1844 at Stockbridge, Ingham, MI‎, 69 or 70 years
He lived in Waterbury, New Haven, CT and later was a first settler in Solon, Cortland, NY. He moved about 1798 to Chemung City, NY but returned to Solon. He and brother Benjamin moved to Medina Cty, OH about 1826 and later to Stockbridge, MI. Died at age 69.

Born ‎ Jan 22, 1780 at Waterbury, New Haven, CT---see notes, died ‎ May 26, 1860 at Eddysville, Medina, OH; bur. Beebetown Cem., Brunswick, Medina, OH‎, 80 years
Occ., farmer. They had 6 sons and five daughters; three of the sons and one daughter resided in Cooper Twp, Kalamazoo City, MI. In 1850 he lived in Liverpool, Medina, OH. Lines add three more children; Alanson, Sally and Eunice so it is likely that some of these children are not of these parents. Abraham and his mother Keziah were named executors of his father's will.

Born ‎ Apr 11, 1784 at Waterbury, New Haven, CT--see facts notes, died ‎ Feb 19, 1847 at Columbia, Lorain, OH-bur. Beebetown Cem. Medina Cty, OH.‎, 62 years

Born ‎ Feb 10, 1785 at Waterbury, New Haven, CT---see notes, died ‎between 1850 and 1870‎, 84 or 85 years
The two chidren and another child, Charlotte Henderson, age 14, were living with Levi and Lucy in the 1850 census. Based on the age of Eugene, he may be a granchild. Levi was probably the Lewis named in his father's will with brother Benjamin.