Jothum Stone (1828 - 1889)

Born 1828 in New York, United States

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Died 1889 at about age 61 in Columbia, Wisconsin, United States

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Biography

Jothum was born in 1828. He was the son of Lyman Stone and Sophia Godfrey. He passed away in 1889.

LAND: He owned 80 acres, about a mile south of Otsego village. Adjoining his property to the south was 248 acres that belonged to his brother Orrin. To the east, 170 acres lay between Jotham's property and a schoolhouse. To the north J. Frawley had 40 acres. Martha Stone and Alice Pease sold Jotham's 80 acres to Frawley in 1907, who then sold the same to Semen Boutwell.

Sources

• 1850 Federal Census, Ripley Chautauqua, New York. Film M432, Roll 485, page 104, household 20, Jotham Stone. The National Archives via Heritage Quest.

• 1860 US Federal Census, Otsego, Columbia, Wisconsin. Film M653, Roll 1401, page 512; household 515, Jotham Stone. The National Archives via Heritage Quest.

• 1870 US Federal Census, Otsego, Columbia, Wisconsin. Film M593, roll 1706, household 255, Jotham Stone. The National Archives via Heritage Quest.

• 1875 State census of Wisconsin, Otsego, Columbia, Wisconsin. The State of Wisconsin via FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org) FHL microfilm 10322690.

• 1880 US Federal Census, Otsego, Columbia, Wisconsin. Enumeration District (ED) 32, page 40, household 294, Jotham Stone. The National Archives via Godfrey Public Library, https://www.godfrey.org, Film T9, Roll 1420, page 211.

• For birth, death dates : FamilySearch, https://www.familysearch.org. "Wisconsin Vital Records Indexes, Pre-1907 (Columbia County, Vol 1, pg. 205), citing State Historical Society of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, death record for Jotham Stone, 1889

• For death, family: The Portage Daily Register, Portage, Wisconsin, 9 Dec 1889 (Monday) page 3: "J. B. Pease of Elgin, Ill., is in the city renewing old acquaintances. He now has a large veterinary practice in the section about his new home. Mr. Pease formerly resided in the town of Otsego and was afterward under-sheriff during Falconer's administration. J. Stone, who died at his home in Otsego last week Tuesday, was the father of Mrs. Pease." Online via Newspapers.com, Publisher Extra.