Ananias was probably born in RI. His birth and death dates are on his tombstone. There is a photograph of it on Ancestry.com. He married Lucy Webb (Life and Writings of Amelia Bloomer, D.C. Bloomer, 1895) in 1806 (Jenks Family in America). They had 6 children all born in Homer, Cortland, NY.
1, Adaline b. before 1805;
2, Elvira b. 30 May 1807;
3, Amanda b.
4, Amelia b. 27 May 1818;
5. Judson b. 1822
6, Augustus b. 1830
Ananias was a clothier by trade. In 1804 he was assigned two days to work on the highway in District 11 in Homer, Cortland Co., NY. In Homer he had a wool carding and cloth dressing mill. (History of Cortland County) He moved to Seneca Falls, Seneca County and had a mill there. He died in Waterloo, Seneca County, NY.
1, Adaline b. before 1805;
2, Elvira b. 30 May 1807;
3, Amanda b.
4, Amelia b. 27 May 1818;
5. Judson b. 1822
6, Augustus b. 1830
Ananias was a clothier by trade. In 1804 he was assigned two days to work on the highway in District 11 in Homer, Cortland Co., NY. In Homer he had a wool carding and cloth dressing mill. (History of Cortland County) He moved to Seneca Falls, Seneca County and had a mill there. He died in Waterloo, Seneca County, NY.
Ananias was probably born in RI. His birth and death dates are on his tombstone. There is a photograph of it on Ancestry.com. He married Lucy Webb (Life and Writings of Amelia Bloomer, D.C. Bloomer, 1895) in 1806 (Jenks Family in America). They had 6 children all born in Homer, Cortland, NY.
1, Adaline b. before 1805;
2, Elvira b. 30 May 1807;
3, Amanda b.
4, Amelia b. 27 May 1818;
5. Judson b. 1822
6, Augustus b. 1830
Ananias was a clothier by trade. In 1804 he was assigned two days to work on the highway in District 11 in Homer, Cortland Co., NY. In Homer he had a wool carding and cloth dressing mill. (History of Cortland County) He moved to Seneca Falls, Seneca County and had a mill there. He died in Waterloo, Seneca County, NY.
1, Adaline b. before 1805;
2, Elvira b. 30 May 1807;
3, Amanda b.
4, Amelia b. 27 May 1818;
5. Judson b. 1822
6, Augustus b. 1830
Ananias was a clothier by trade. In 1804 he was assigned two days to work on the highway in District 11 in Homer, Cortland Co., NY. In Homer he had a wool carding and cloth dressing mill. (History of Cortland County) He moved to Seneca Falls, Seneca County and had a mill there. He died in Waterloo, Seneca County, NY.
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