William
Hollister Covell |
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June 13th, 1768 to
Ezra Covell
and Hannah Hollister, in Danbury, CT |
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Married: June 3, 1791 to
Jerusha Hollis |
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July 15th 1850 in
Lanawee, MI |
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- Clarissa Covell was born in Lanesboro, Mass., in
the year of 1801 and moved to the state of New York in 1806. She died
in Vienna, New York on March 8, 1841 at the age of 40 years
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William Covell was born in
Lanseboro, Mass., on February 12, 1803, and with his parents moved to
Oneida County, New York, in 1806. He died in Vienna, New York, April
7, 1863 at the age of 60 years 1 month and 25 days.
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Lucy A. Covell was born in
Lanesboro, Mass., in 1804. There is no further record of her life
until the date of her death at Vienna, New York on February 15, 1839.
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- Sarah Covell was born in Oneida County, New York.
She was married to a man by the name of Tuttle and they with her two
brothers, George W. and Asel, moved to Michigan in 1835. She died in
Michigan and is buried near Dundee.
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- Lyman Goodrich
Covell was born in Vienna, Oneida County, New York on August 25,
1810. He was the youngest of the family of 10 children. He continues
the Covell line.
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William Covell, who was born in Danbury, CT
on June 13, 1768. The records of his early life are not available, but it is
believed that he was the grandson of William Covell Jr. who was living in
Wellfleet, Mass., in 1741. (really the grandson of James P. Covell).
On June 3, 1791, he was united in marriage to Jerusha Hollis, a sister of
Lyman Hollis. The early married life of this couple was spent in Lanesboro,
Mass., where several of their older children were born.
In the year of 1806, they removed to the state of New
York, with their family and settled in or near Vienna, in Oneida County.
Jerusha Hollis Covell, the mother of this family and the wife
of William Covell, passed away in Oneida County, New York on August 19, 1834 and
is buried near Vienna.
William Covell, the husband of Jerusha Hollis Covell, and the
father of this family, came to Lenawee County, Michigan, to visit his children
and while there he died very suddenly on Sunday morning, July 15th 1850, as he
was on his way to attend Sunday school and church. He died near what was then
called Macon, Michigan and what is now called Britton, Michigan. He was buried
in or near Britton Michigan.
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