Son of George Fauver, Revolutionary War Patriot. See link below.
Several sources say his first wife was *Rebecca Nickles/Nichols, perhaps of Scottish descent. They married Dec 12, 1821 in Newfield Twp., [Tioga County], NY. After her death he married Martha Wampole, prob. between 1855 and 1860. Some sources say she was the third wife; unknown who the 2nd wife was and speculation only. Fauver family Bible indicates the spelling of her maiden name as 'Nickles'.
[*Scotland is said to be the birthplace of Samuel B.’s wife, Rebecca Nicols/Nickles Fauver, according to most researchers. She named her last son Samuel ‘Creg’ Fauver. That may/may not give some information about her birthplace. Standing alone, a creg means ‘rock,’ and she may have been born on a farm located on a rocky point. Other research points to her birthplace as ‘near Castle Craig’ (or Craig Castle), Scotland. Food for thought. Some researchers indicated she was of Scot-Irish stock; however, if she came directly from Scotland to America, she was not, technically, Scot-Irish--defined as one who has Scottish roots but lived in Ireland before emigrating to America. Her birthplace is not supported by solid fact in any research I found.
Rebecca is said to have been born around 1790 in Scotland, and died Feb 1852 in Corning, Steuben County, NY. By Rebecca, he had (12) children. His second wife was Martha Ann Wampole, and they had two more children.
Known children by his first wife, Rebecca.
Information should be used loosely, some speculation involved.
1.
Fidelia: b. 22 Mar 1822; m. John Meyer. [m. 2nd, John Chapman]
2.
Martha Naomi: b. 24 Oct 1823 in Newfield, Tompkins Co., NY. Married first to John Miner about 1843; second to William Chapman; d. 30 Dec 1897 at Canisteo [Enfield, Steuben Co.] NY. [Other research: Husbands: Miner, Sam Hendershot, ___Orcutt]
3.
David [Middle name: Claude]: (Line descends to James Hixon Fauver, his son). *b. 23 Aug 1825; married first to Louise Dean, second to Phoebe A. (surname Richardson, b. 1843 in PA). David died on 19 Aug 1888 at La Crosse, WI, and is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in La Crosse, Section 032. [*Oak Grove WI records list his DOB as 9-16-1825.]
4.
Matilda: b. 27 Sep 1827; m. Jonathan Purdy.
5.
George P.: b. 25 Jun 1829; m. ‘Ardelle’. [perhaps surnamed Haskell]
6.
Margaret A.: b. 12 Jun 1831; m. ___Lewis [other research, 1st husb. Wm. Chapman]
7.
William M.: b. 9 Sep 1833; d. 6 Oct 1833
8.
Havilla [called ‘Uncle Bill’]: b. 28 Mar 1835; d. Sparta WI; m. Eliz. Clark.
9.
Alzina: b. 2 Mar 1837; m. David Hendershot [m. 22 Mar 1859, Elyria OH; aka Alice--other research]
10.
Nathaniel: b. 18 Nov 1839; m. Emma Buck. [aka Nathan or ‘Than’, other research]
11.
Uriah Frazier: b. 15 Mar 1842; died of peritonitis on 7 Aug 1862 at Fredericks VA during the Civil War. [Uriah’s brother David, #3 above, named his last son Frazier.]
12.
Samuel ‘Creg’: b. 17 Aug 1844 in Hornellsville NY. Married Rebecca Belle Armentrout, daughter of Joseph Benton Armentrout and Abigail (Lasley) on 23 Aug 1865 in La Crosse WI. Died 16 Jun 1935 in Bangor [La Crosse County] WI. Buried in Burns WI. Served twice in the Civil War; once in NY and again in WI. [Note: Samuel’s name, and that of his brother Uriah, appears on Pg. 206 of the online book, “Our County and Its People: A History of The Valley and County Of Chemung [in New York], From The Closing Years Of The Eighteenth Century” (1892) by Towner.
Children by his 2nd known wife, Martha Wampole:
Again, some of this is speculation and should be used carefully:
1.
Emmett P.: b. 7 Jul 1859 in Canisteo [Steuben Co.] NY. Married Emma. Given up for adoption. His new name became Charles Rhodes. [With his parents, age 1, on the 1860 US Census for Canisteo, Steuben, NY; also with a (half?) brother, Josiah, age 17, possible son of Martha Wampole by a previous marriage.]
2.
Emery: b. 25 Aug 1861 in Canisteo, [Steuben Co.] NY. Also given up for adoption; new name unknown.
[Note: Martha Wampole, born est. 1822 in Steuben County NY, had been married twice before her marriage to Samuel B. Fauver, once divorced and once widowed, and appears to have had two previous children, according to research I read. She is said to have died in about 1865, probably in Canisteo, Steuben, NY, when her two boys, Emmett and Emery, were very young. Emery may have had some later connection to Battle Creek MI and the Kellogg Company. The two older children by previous marriages were given over to the care of other Wampole family members when she died.]
Several sources say his first wife was *Rebecca Nickles/Nichols, perhaps of Scottish descent. They married Dec 12, 1821 in Newfield Twp., [Tioga County], NY. After her death he married Martha Wampole, prob. between 1855 and 1860. Some sources say she was the third wife; unknown who the 2nd wife was and speculation only. Fauver family Bible indicates the spelling of her maiden name as 'Nickles'.
[*Scotland is said to be the birthplace of Samuel B.’s wife, Rebecca Nicols/Nickles Fauver, according to most researchers. She named her last son Samuel ‘Creg’ Fauver. That may/may not give some information about her birthplace. Standing alone, a creg means ‘rock,’ and she may have been born on a farm located on a rocky point. Other research points to her birthplace as ‘near Castle Craig’ (or Craig Castle), Scotland. Food for thought. Some researchers indicated she was of Scot-Irish stock; however, if she came directly from Scotland to America, she was not, technically, Scot-Irish--defined as one who has Scottish roots but lived in Ireland before emigrating to America. Her birthplace is not supported by solid fact in any research I found.
Rebecca is said to have been born around 1790 in Scotland, and died Feb 1852 in Corning, Steuben County, NY. By Rebecca, he had (12) children. His second wife was Martha Ann Wampole, and they had two more children.
Known children by his first wife, Rebecca.
Information should be used loosely, some speculation involved.
1.
Fidelia: b. 22 Mar 1822; m. John Meyer. [m. 2nd, John Chapman]
2.
Martha Naomi: b. 24 Oct 1823 in Newfield, Tompkins Co., NY. Married first to John Miner about 1843; second to William Chapman; d. 30 Dec 1897 at Canisteo [Enfield, Steuben Co.] NY. [Other research: Husbands: Miner, Sam Hendershot, ___Orcutt]
3.
David [Middle name: Claude]: (Line descends to James Hixon Fauver, his son). *b. 23 Aug 1825; married first to Louise Dean, second to Phoebe A. (surname Richardson, b. 1843 in PA). David died on 19 Aug 1888 at La Crosse, WI, and is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in La Crosse, Section 032. [*Oak Grove WI records list his DOB as 9-16-1825.]
4.
Matilda: b. 27 Sep 1827; m. Jonathan Purdy.
5.
George P.: b. 25 Jun 1829; m. ‘Ardelle’. [perhaps surnamed Haskell]
6.
Margaret A.: b. 12 Jun 1831; m. ___Lewis [other research, 1st husb. Wm. Chapman]
7.
William M.: b. 9 Sep 1833; d. 6 Oct 1833
8.
Havilla [called ‘Uncle Bill’]: b. 28 Mar 1835; d. Sparta WI; m. Eliz. Clark.
9.
Alzina: b. 2 Mar 1837; m. David Hendershot [m. 22 Mar 1859, Elyria OH; aka Alice--other research]
10.
Nathaniel: b. 18 Nov 1839; m. Emma Buck. [aka Nathan or ‘Than’, other research]
11.
Uriah Frazier: b. 15 Mar 1842; died of peritonitis on 7 Aug 1862 at Fredericks VA during the Civil War. [Uriah’s brother David, #3 above, named his last son Frazier.]
12.
Samuel ‘Creg’: b. 17 Aug 1844 in Hornellsville NY. Married Rebecca Belle Armentrout, daughter of Joseph Benton Armentrout and Abigail (Lasley) on 23 Aug 1865 in La Crosse WI. Died 16 Jun 1935 in Bangor [La Crosse County] WI. Buried in Burns WI. Served twice in the Civil War; once in NY and again in WI. [Note: Samuel’s name, and that of his brother Uriah, appears on Pg. 206 of the online book, “Our County and Its People: A History of The Valley and County Of Chemung [in New York], From The Closing Years Of The Eighteenth Century” (1892) by Towner.
Children by his 2nd known wife, Martha Wampole:
Again, some of this is speculation and should be used carefully:
1.
Emmett P.: b. 7 Jul 1859 in Canisteo [Steuben Co.] NY. Married Emma. Given up for adoption. His new name became Charles Rhodes. [With his parents, age 1, on the 1860 US Census for Canisteo, Steuben, NY; also with a (half?) brother, Josiah, age 17, possible son of Martha Wampole by a previous marriage.]
2.
Emery: b. 25 Aug 1861 in Canisteo, [Steuben Co.] NY. Also given up for adoption; new name unknown.
[Note: Martha Wampole, born est. 1822 in Steuben County NY, had been married twice before her marriage to Samuel B. Fauver, once divorced and once widowed, and appears to have had two previous children, according to research I read. She is said to have died in about 1865, probably in Canisteo, Steuben, NY, when her two boys, Emmett and Emery, were very young. Emery may have had some later connection to Battle Creek MI and the Kellogg Company. The two older children by previous marriages were given over to the care of other Wampole family members when she died.]
Son of George Fauver, Revolutionary War Patriot. See link below.
Several sources say his first wife was *Rebecca Nickles/Nichols, perhaps of Scottish descent. They married Dec 12, 1821 in Newfield Twp., [Tioga County], NY. After her death he married Martha Wampole, prob. between 1855 and 1860. Some sources say she was the third wife; unknown who the 2nd wife was and speculation only. Fauver family Bible indicates the spelling of her maiden name as 'Nickles'.
[*Scotland is said to be the birthplace of Samuel B.’s wife, Rebecca Nicols/Nickles Fauver, according to most researchers. She named her last son Samuel ‘Creg’ Fauver. That may/may not give some information about her birthplace. Standing alone, a creg means ‘rock,’ and she may have been born on a farm located on a rocky point. Other research points to her birthplace as ‘near Castle Craig’ (or Craig Castle), Scotland. Food for thought. Some researchers indicated she was of Scot-Irish stock; however, if she came directly from Scotland to America, she was not, technically, Scot-Irish--defined as one who has Scottish roots but lived in Ireland before emigrating to America. Her birthplace is not supported by solid fact in any research I found.
Rebecca is said to have been born around 1790 in Scotland, and died Feb 1852 in Corning, Steuben County, NY. By Rebecca, he had (12) children. His second wife was Martha Ann Wampole, and they had two more children.
Known children by his first wife, Rebecca.
Information should be used loosely, some speculation involved.
1.
Fidelia: b. 22 Mar 1822; m. John Meyer. [m. 2nd, John Chapman]
2.
Martha Naomi: b. 24 Oct 1823 in Newfield, Tompkins Co., NY. Married first to John Miner about 1843; second to William Chapman; d. 30 Dec 1897 at Canisteo [Enfield, Steuben Co.] NY. [Other research: Husbands: Miner, Sam Hendershot, ___Orcutt]
3.
David [Middle name: Claude]: (Line descends to James Hixon Fauver, his son). *b. 23 Aug 1825; married first to Louise Dean, second to Phoebe A. (surname Richardson, b. 1843 in PA). David died on 19 Aug 1888 at La Crosse, WI, and is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in La Crosse, Section 032. [*Oak Grove WI records list his DOB as 9-16-1825.]
4.
Matilda: b. 27 Sep 1827; m. Jonathan Purdy.
5.
George P.: b. 25 Jun 1829; m. ‘Ardelle’. [perhaps surnamed Haskell]
6.
Margaret A.: b. 12 Jun 1831; m. ___Lewis [other research, 1st husb. Wm. Chapman]
7.
William M.: b. 9 Sep 1833; d. 6 Oct 1833
8.
Havilla [called ‘Uncle Bill’]: b. 28 Mar 1835; d. Sparta WI; m. Eliz. Clark.
9.
Alzina: b. 2 Mar 1837; m. David Hendershot [m. 22 Mar 1859, Elyria OH; aka Alice--other research]
10.
Nathaniel: b. 18 Nov 1839; m. Emma Buck. [aka Nathan or ‘Than’, other research]
11.
Uriah Frazier: b. 15 Mar 1842; died of peritonitis on 7 Aug 1862 at Fredericks VA during the Civil War. [Uriah’s brother David, #3 above, named his last son Frazier.]
12.
Samuel ‘Creg’: b. 17 Aug 1844 in Hornellsville NY. Married Rebecca Belle Armentrout, daughter of Joseph Benton Armentrout and Abigail (Lasley) on 23 Aug 1865 in La Crosse WI. Died 16 Jun 1935 in Bangor [La Crosse County] WI. Buried in Burns WI. Served twice in the Civil War; once in NY and again in WI. [Note: Samuel’s name, and that of his brother Uriah, appears on Pg. 206 of the online book, “Our County and Its People: A History of The Valley and County Of Chemung [in New York], From The Closing Years Of The Eighteenth Century” (1892) by Towner.
Children by his 2nd known wife, Martha Wampole:
Again, some of this is speculation and should be used carefully:
1.
Emmett P.: b. 7 Jul 1859 in Canisteo [Steuben Co.] NY. Married Emma. Given up for adoption. His new name became Charles Rhodes. [With his parents, age 1, on the 1860 US Census for Canisteo, Steuben, NY; also with a (half?) brother, Josiah, age 17, possible son of Martha Wampole by a previous marriage.]
2.
Emery: b. 25 Aug 1861 in Canisteo, [Steuben Co.] NY. Also given up for adoption; new name unknown.
[Note: Martha Wampole, born est. 1822 in Steuben County NY, had been married twice before her marriage to Samuel B. Fauver, once divorced and once widowed, and appears to have had two previous children, according to research I read. She is said to have died in about 1865, probably in Canisteo, Steuben, NY, when her two boys, Emmett and Emery, were very young. Emery may have had some later connection to Battle Creek MI and the Kellogg Company. The two older children by previous marriages were given over to the care of other Wampole family members when she died.]
Several sources say his first wife was *Rebecca Nickles/Nichols, perhaps of Scottish descent. They married Dec 12, 1821 in Newfield Twp., [Tioga County], NY. After her death he married Martha Wampole, prob. between 1855 and 1860. Some sources say she was the third wife; unknown who the 2nd wife was and speculation only. Fauver family Bible indicates the spelling of her maiden name as 'Nickles'.
[*Scotland is said to be the birthplace of Samuel B.’s wife, Rebecca Nicols/Nickles Fauver, according to most researchers. She named her last son Samuel ‘Creg’ Fauver. That may/may not give some information about her birthplace. Standing alone, a creg means ‘rock,’ and she may have been born on a farm located on a rocky point. Other research points to her birthplace as ‘near Castle Craig’ (or Craig Castle), Scotland. Food for thought. Some researchers indicated she was of Scot-Irish stock; however, if she came directly from Scotland to America, she was not, technically, Scot-Irish--defined as one who has Scottish roots but lived in Ireland before emigrating to America. Her birthplace is not supported by solid fact in any research I found.
Rebecca is said to have been born around 1790 in Scotland, and died Feb 1852 in Corning, Steuben County, NY. By Rebecca, he had (12) children. His second wife was Martha Ann Wampole, and they had two more children.
Known children by his first wife, Rebecca.
Information should be used loosely, some speculation involved.
1.
Fidelia: b. 22 Mar 1822; m. John Meyer. [m. 2nd, John Chapman]
2.
Martha Naomi: b. 24 Oct 1823 in Newfield, Tompkins Co., NY. Married first to John Miner about 1843; second to William Chapman; d. 30 Dec 1897 at Canisteo [Enfield, Steuben Co.] NY. [Other research: Husbands: Miner, Sam Hendershot, ___Orcutt]
3.
David [Middle name: Claude]: (Line descends to James Hixon Fauver, his son). *b. 23 Aug 1825; married first to Louise Dean, second to Phoebe A. (surname Richardson, b. 1843 in PA). David died on 19 Aug 1888 at La Crosse, WI, and is buried at Oak Grove Cemetery in La Crosse, Section 032. [*Oak Grove WI records list his DOB as 9-16-1825.]
4.
Matilda: b. 27 Sep 1827; m. Jonathan Purdy.
5.
George P.: b. 25 Jun 1829; m. ‘Ardelle’. [perhaps surnamed Haskell]
6.
Margaret A.: b. 12 Jun 1831; m. ___Lewis [other research, 1st husb. Wm. Chapman]
7.
William M.: b. 9 Sep 1833; d. 6 Oct 1833
8.
Havilla [called ‘Uncle Bill’]: b. 28 Mar 1835; d. Sparta WI; m. Eliz. Clark.
9.
Alzina: b. 2 Mar 1837; m. David Hendershot [m. 22 Mar 1859, Elyria OH; aka Alice--other research]
10.
Nathaniel: b. 18 Nov 1839; m. Emma Buck. [aka Nathan or ‘Than’, other research]
11.
Uriah Frazier: b. 15 Mar 1842; died of peritonitis on 7 Aug 1862 at Fredericks VA during the Civil War. [Uriah’s brother David, #3 above, named his last son Frazier.]
12.
Samuel ‘Creg’: b. 17 Aug 1844 in Hornellsville NY. Married Rebecca Belle Armentrout, daughter of Joseph Benton Armentrout and Abigail (Lasley) on 23 Aug 1865 in La Crosse WI. Died 16 Jun 1935 in Bangor [La Crosse County] WI. Buried in Burns WI. Served twice in the Civil War; once in NY and again in WI. [Note: Samuel’s name, and that of his brother Uriah, appears on Pg. 206 of the online book, “Our County and Its People: A History of The Valley and County Of Chemung [in New York], From The Closing Years Of The Eighteenth Century” (1892) by Towner.
Children by his 2nd known wife, Martha Wampole:
Again, some of this is speculation and should be used carefully:
1.
Emmett P.: b. 7 Jul 1859 in Canisteo [Steuben Co.] NY. Married Emma. Given up for adoption. His new name became Charles Rhodes. [With his parents, age 1, on the 1860 US Census for Canisteo, Steuben, NY; also with a (half?) brother, Josiah, age 17, possible son of Martha Wampole by a previous marriage.]
2.
Emery: b. 25 Aug 1861 in Canisteo, [Steuben Co.] NY. Also given up for adoption; new name unknown.
[Note: Martha Wampole, born est. 1822 in Steuben County NY, had been married twice before her marriage to Samuel B. Fauver, once divorced and once widowed, and appears to have had two previous children, according to research I read. She is said to have died in about 1865, probably in Canisteo, Steuben, NY, when her two boys, Emmett and Emery, were very young. Emery may have had some later connection to Battle Creek MI and the Kellogg Company. The two older children by previous marriages were given over to the care of other Wampole family members when she died.]
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