Jesse Strong SKINNER

• Birth: 13 APR 1794, Lyme,Grafton,NH
• Death: 22 SEP 1828, York twp,Livingston,NY

1. Mary SKINNER
2. Asa SKINNER
3. Theodore SKINNER
4. Lucinda SKINNER
5. Laura SKINNER
6. Amos SKINNER
7. Alymira SKINNER

                                             _Benjamin SKINNER _
                 _Joseph SKINNER ___________|
                |                           |_Elizabeth DIXON __
 _Amos SKINNER _|
|               |                            ___________________
|               |_Ruth STRONG ______________|
|                                           |___________________
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|--Jesse Strong SKINNER 
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|                                            ___________________
|                _Jesse STRONG _____________|
|               |                           |___________________
|_Olive STRONG _|
                |                            _Benjamin SKINNER _
                |_Jemima (Zerviah) SKINNER _|
                                            |_Elizabeth DIXON __

Notes

!.....E86.1123.01 Bohme, Myrtle S

!.....E90.0210.09/11/12t/13t Bohme, Myrtle S

!.....E94.0603.02e-i SKU 11(4):67 Bohme, Myrtle S References: Land Records Book 24 - 67 Grafton co, NH & Genesee & Livingston cos, NY. Original records - typescript - Lyme Congregational Church possession of the Lyme Town Historian, History of Livingston Co., page 417 - Baptist Church of York, organized 1822. History of York, Mary R. Root. Cemetery - York - Mt. Pleasnat Sept. 22. 1828

!.....SKU 12(3)54 Watkins, Shirley query ShirlJo@@aol.com

!.....West, Dorothy B. Thomas Skinner of Malden, MA: Descendants. (1982). p 12 references: Fernald, N. The Skinner Kinsmen: The Descendants of Thomas Skinner of Malden, MA. Pioneer Press, Washington, DC. p 41; Mudge, A. Mudge in America from 1638 to 1868. Boston, Alfred Mudge & Son. 1868. pp 56, 64; Taintor, C.M. Extracts from the Reocords of Colchester. Hartford. 1864.

!.....E94.0603.02c SKU 11(4):66 Bohme, Myrtle S Kates, FW. Patriot Soldiers of 1775-1783: The Veterans fo the War for Ameircan Independence of Chautauqua County, NY. 1987. Page 362, Volume I Valued information about this soldier has been preserved for us in Judge E. T. Footešs Historical Papers relating to Chautauqua County, Vol. VII, p. 19. Here we find that Jesse Skinner was born in Sharon, Connecticut, 6 March 1750; and in the summer of 1775, at age 15 years [however, 1775-15=1760 ed.], he enlisted at New Lebanon, New York, ŗin the army in pursuit of Sir John Johnson inn the winter of 1775-1776, went to Johnstown, New York, and made Sir John Johnson prisoner and paroled Sir John taking 12 hostages to Albany for his good behavior.˛ He made application or a soldieršs pension 12 October 1832, then a resident of Busti. He moved from New Lebanon, New York, to Unadilla, New York, in 1813 and lived there four years before arriving in Busti in 1817. At a date not known he moved to Ohio and died there.

!.....12(3)54 Watkins, Shirley query, (7/95) GEDCOM ShirlJo@@aol.com

!.....E95.0826.19 Bohme, Myrtle fgs: gives chr date as 13 Apr 1794