From The Early History of Springwater by Orson Walbridge in 1887:
"We next come to Asbell Lamont, who first settled on the farm where Charles Curtice now lives, and where he lived until his death many years since. He was a farmer and worked his own farm, but in addition to farming he took delight in hunting for deer and other game, which was plenty in those olden times. I recollect being with him one day hunting for deer, when he brought down one, by shooting it through the head, when it was going at a fast run.
Lamont had a number of children. I will give them as far as I can remember. Of the sons there were David, Smith, Niles, Isaac, Ira, Lyman and Hiram; two daughters, Phoebe married to Willam Winfield, and Charlotte married to Stephen Monk."
Asbell Lamont appears in an 1820 census as living in Canadice, Ontario, New York.
"We next come to Asbell Lamont, who first settled on the farm where Charles Curtice now lives, and where he lived until his death many years since. He was a farmer and worked his own farm, but in addition to farming he took delight in hunting for deer and other game, which was plenty in those olden times. I recollect being with him one day hunting for deer, when he brought down one, by shooting it through the head, when it was going at a fast run.
Lamont had a number of children. I will give them as far as I can remember. Of the sons there were David, Smith, Niles, Isaac, Ira, Lyman and Hiram; two daughters, Phoebe married to Willam Winfield, and Charlotte married to Stephen Monk."
Asbell Lamont appears in an 1820 census as living in Canadice, Ontario, New York.
From The Early History of Springwater by Orson Walbridge in 1887:
"We next come to Asbell Lamont, who first settled on the farm where Charles Curtice now lives, and where he lived until his death many years since. He was a farmer and worked his own farm, but in addition to farming he took delight in hunting for deer and other game, which was plenty in those olden times. I recollect being with him one day hunting for deer, when he brought down one, by shooting it through the head, when it was going at a fast run.
Lamont had a number of children. I will give them as far as I can remember. Of the sons there were David, Smith, Niles, Isaac, Ira, Lyman and Hiram; two daughters, Phoebe married to Willam Winfield, and Charlotte married to Stephen Monk."
Asbell Lamont appears in an 1820 census as living in Canadice, Ontario, New York.
"We next come to Asbell Lamont, who first settled on the farm where Charles Curtice now lives, and where he lived until his death many years since. He was a farmer and worked his own farm, but in addition to farming he took delight in hunting for deer and other game, which was plenty in those olden times. I recollect being with him one day hunting for deer, when he brought down one, by shooting it through the head, when it was going at a fast run.
Lamont had a number of children. I will give them as far as I can remember. Of the sons there were David, Smith, Niles, Isaac, Ira, Lyman and Hiram; two daughters, Phoebe married to Willam Winfield, and Charlotte married to Stephen Monk."
Asbell Lamont appears in an 1820 census as living in Canadice, Ontario, New York.
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