Descendants of Lawrence LOMISON (?-1804)
Notes
3.
Thomas LOMISON
THE MICHAEL SHOEMAKER BOOK, by Williams T. Blair, Scranton: International Textbrook Press, 1924:
pp. 279-280:
"Thomas, born 1772, died Oct. 31, 1864, son of Lawrence and Bridget (Van Natta) LOMASON, was married to Hannah Hey, born 1778, died Oct. 18, 1855. They are buried in the Hazen, Warren Co., N.J., Presbyterian Yard. They had a son: Andrew LOMASON, born in Aug., 1800, died Jul 1, 1876, who was married to Jane Frome, born Oct. 4, 1804, died Aug. 1, 1870. Some of the children of Andrew and Jane (Vrome) LOMASON were: 1. Hannah, married to Edward, born March 8, 1822, died Dec. 2, 1901, son of Peter Shoemaker, Jr. (Family No. 703); 2. Thomas, born March 16, 1825, died March 28, 1833; 3. Andrew, Jr., born Oct. 20, 1834, died Dec. 28, 1869, married to Elizabeth ---; 4. Sarah, born July 16, 1840; died Sept. 7, 1863, married to Philip Miller; 5. Marshall W., born Aug., 1843, died May 15, 1868."
Sussex County, NJ, Deeds-LDS Film #959,656:
Book S:
pp. 510-513:
3 June 1809
Thomas LOMBERSON and Hannah his wife, of Oxford Township, Sussex County, NJ, and Andrew LOMBERSON of Lower Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, PA, administrators of estate of Lawrance LOMBERSON of Lower Mount Bethel Township, deceased,
to John Yager of Oxford Township,
whereas Jacobus VANNATTA possessed tract adjoining Delaware River, lands of heirs of James Davison deceased, and adjoining Lewis Mackey,
containing 200 acres,
which Jacob VANNATTA conveyed to his brother Thomas VANNATTA, 6 June 1741,
whereas Thomas VANNATTA by will dated 1790 conveyed the tract to son Benjamin VANNATTA who died intestate, leaving widow, four sons, and two daughters: Peter, Thomas, Isaac, and John his sons, Mary (wife of Christopher Smith) and Elizabeth (wife of Jacob Smith) his daughters,
and before the land was divided Christopher & Mary Smith sold their undivided share, to Lawrence LAMBERSON,
and Lawrence LAMBERSON died intestate, leaving a widow, three sons, and two daughters: Thomas & Andrew LAMBERSON, administrators, and Lawrence, his sons, and Jane (wife of Michael Nigh) and Charity (wife of Simon BUTLER), and Bridget LAMBERSON, his widow,
tract on Delaware River, containing 14 acres, 1 rood, and 6 perches,
for $266.66
Signed: Thomas LOMMASSON, Hannah LOMMASSON, Andrew LOMMERSON
Witnesses: Isaac L. Johnson, Elizabeth LAMISON
1840 FEDERAL CENSUS, WARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY:
Oxford Township:
p. 311:
Thomas Lomison household:
1 male age 10-15
1 male age 15-20
1 male age 60-70
1 female age 10-15
1 female age 60-70
1850 FEDERAL CENSUS, WARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY:
Oxford Township:
p. 399B:
Household/Family #191/206:
*Thomas Lomason, age 75, Farmer, $15,000 real estate, born NJ
Hannah Lomison, age 71, born NJ
Elizabeth Smith, age 18, born NJ
Jane Wire, age 80, born NJ
Hannah NYE
1850 FEDERAL CENSUS, WARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY:
Oxford Township:
p. 399B:
Household/Family #191/206:
Thomas Lomason, age 75, Farmer, $15,000 real estate, born NJ
*Hannah Lomison, age 71, born NJ
Elizabeth Smith, age 18, born NJ
Jane Wire, age 80, born NJ
8.
Elizabeth LOMISON
Northampton Co, PA, Church Records--LDS Film #1,029,740:
German Evangelical Lutheran Church of Easton:
p. 36:
Thomas & Hannah LOMERSON, Elisabeth born 19 Jul, bap 8 Sep 1809, sponsors mother
4.
Lawrence LOMISON Jr
THE MICHAEL SHOEMAKER BOOK, by Williams T. Blair, Scranton: International Textbrook Press, 1924:
p. 279:
"Elizabeth, daughter of Peter and Elizabeth (Maur) Schumacher, was born in Bethlehem Township, Northampton Co., Pa., Jan. 16, 1781, and removed with her parents, prior to 1790, to Oxford, Sussex Co., N.J. She was married about 1801, to Lawrence, Jr., son of Lawrence and Bridget (Van Netta) LOMASON. He died in the Army in the War of 1812. Mrs. Elizabeth (Shoemaker) LOMASON was married (2) to William Schooley, born March 3, 1776, died Feb. 21, 1860. The only child of Lawrence and Elizabeth (Shoemaker) LOMASON was their son, Peter, born Dec. 23, 1802. About 1847 William and Elizabeth (Shoemaker) LOMASON-Schooley removed from Sussex Co., N.J. and settled near Rochester, Mich. They had no children and are buried in the Rochesater Cemetery. She died June 23, 1852."
5.
Andrew LOMISON
Birth and death dates from Guest Family Tree, by Susan Guest, http://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=susang&id=10613
THE MICHAEL SHOEMAKER BOOK, by Williams T. Blair, Scranton: International Textbrook Press, 1924:
p. 280:
"Andrew, son of Lawrence and Bridget (Van Natta) LOMASON, was married to Christian Smith, and two of their children were: 1. Lawrence, born Sept. 27, 1817, died Aug. 27, 1861, married to Mary Ann --, born Dec. 22, 1818, died Nov. 15, 1865, (Belvidere, N.J., Cemetery); 2. Andrew J., born Dec. 11, 1827, died April 15, 1846, (Belvidere, N.J., Cemetery)."
Sussex County, NJ, Deeds-LDS Film #959,656:
Book S:
pp. 510-513:
3 June 1809
Thomas LOMBERSON and Hannah his wife, of Oxford Township, Sussex County, NJ, and Andrew LOMBERSON of Lower Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, PA, administrators of estate of Lawrance LOMBERSON of Lower Mount Bethel Township, deceased,
to John Yager of Oxford Township,
whereas Jacobus VANNATTA possessed tract adjoining Delaware River, lands of heirs of James Davison deceased, and adjoining Lewis Mackey,
containing 200 acres,
which Jacob VANNATTA conveyed to his brother Thomas VANNATTA, 6 June 1741,
whereas Thomas VANNATTA by will dated 1790 conveyed the tract to son Benjamin VANNATTA who died intestate, leaving widow, four sons, and two daughters: Peter, Thomas, Isaac, and John his sons, Mary (wife of Christopher Smith) and Elizabeth (wife of Jacob Smith) his daughters,
and before the land was divided Christopher & Mary Smith sold their undivided share, to Lawrence LAMBERSON,
and Lawrence LAMBERSON died intestate, leaving a widow, three sons, and two daughters: Thomas & Andrew LAMBERSON, administrators, and Lawrence, his sons, and Jane (wife of Michael Nigh) and Charity (wife of Simon BUTLER), and Bridget LAMBERSON, his widow,
tract on Delaware River, containing 14 acres, 1 rood, and 6 perches,
for $266.66
Signed: Thomas LOMMASSON, Hannah LOMMASSON, Andrew LOMMERSON
Witnesses: Isaac L. Johnson, Elizabeth LAMISON
1840 FEDERAL CENSUS, WARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY:
Oxford Township:
p. 303:
Andrew Lomason household:
2 males age 0-5
1 male age 5-10
1 male age 15-20
1 male age 30-40
1 female age 5-10
1 female age 10-15
1 female age 30-40
1 female age 50-60
10.
Thomas LOMISON
Northampton County, PA, Church Records--LDS Film #1,029,741:
Item 3, Lutheran & Reformed, Upper Mount Bethel Twp:
p. 92:
Andrew LAMESSON & Christine, Thomas born 27 Dec 1813, bap 3 Apr 1814, sponsors John Keim, Veronica 1840 FEDERAL CENSUS, WARREN COUNTY, NEW JERSEY:
Oxford Township:
p. 303:
Thomas Lomison household:
1 male age 0-5
1 male age 20-30
1 female age 15-20
12.
Samuel LOMISON
Northampton County, PA, Church Records--LDS Film #1,029,741:
Item 3, Lutheran & Reformed, Upper Mount Bethel Twp:
p. 135:
Andrew LAMESEN & Christine, Samuel born 30 Jul 1823, bap 29 Nov 1823, sponsors John Muller, Catharine
6.
Charity LOMISON
1850 FEDERAL CENSUS, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Independence Township:
p. 231B:
Household/Family #31/32:
Simon Butler Sr, age 64, Farmer, $5000 real estate, born PA
*Charity Butler, age 64, born PA
Household/Family #31/33:
Simon Butler Jr, age 31, born PA
Mary A. Butler, age 27, born PA
Andrew Butler, age 5, born PA
John Butler, age 3, born PA
Simon Butler, age 1, born PA
1860 FEDERAL CENSUS, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Independence Township:
p. 389:
Household/Family #1075/1002:
Simon Butler, age 42, Farmer, $2450 real estate, $2100 personal property, born PA
Mary Butler, age 42, born PA
Andrew Butler, age 15, Farm hand, born PA
John Butler, age 13, born PA
Lawrence Butler, age 9, born PA
Rebecca Butler, age 6, born PA
William Butler, age 3, born PA
Martha Butler, age 1, born PA
*Charity Butler, age 76, $800 personal property, born PA
1870 FEDERAL CENSUS, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Independence Township:
p. 062A:
Household/Family #21/21:
Butler, Thomas, age 28, Farmer, $920 personal property, born PA
Butler, Sarah A., age 25, born PA
Butler, Emma J., age 3, born PA
Butler, Benjamin, age 1, born PA
Butler, Kate, age 14, born PA
*Butler, Charlotta, age 88, Lives with grandson, born PA
Simon BUTLER
[From unpublished manuscript, by Ada Butler, Zoe S. Howe, and Gertrude Southard, July 19, 1930]
"Children of Simon Butler and Charity Lomison:
1. George Butler (No history, died young)
2. Elizabeth Butler m. Geo. Beegle (5 children)
3. Sarah Butler m. John McCullough (4 children)
4. Benjamin Butler IV. m. (1) Jane McElhaney (1 child), m. (2) Eliz. McCague (1 child)
5. Simon Butler m. Mary Mateer (6 children)
6. Peter Butler m. --- White (6 children)
7. John Butler m. Lydia McElhaney (1 child)
8. Mary Butler (unmarried)
HISTORY OF BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA, Philadelphia: A. Warner & Co Publishers, 1888:
pp. 830-831:
"Thomas BUTLER, farmer, P.O. Seventy-Six, is a grandson of Simon BUTLER, who settled in Beaver County about the beginning of this century. He was of Welsh descent and came here from the eastern part of the state. He had six children: Eliza, Benjamin, Simon, Sarah, Peter and John. Benjamin was born here and married Jane, daughter of Thomas and Catherine McElhaney, and now resides in Alabama. His wife died in Beaver County. Their son, Thomas, subject of this sketch, has lived all his life in Beaver County with the exception of a short time spent in California. He owns 230 acres. He is married to Sarah A., daughter of Samuel Morgan. They have had seven children: Emma A., Benjamin, Samuel M., John T., Charles H., and Clara K., living, and Mary E., who died at the age of fourteen. Mr. and Mrs. BUTLER are members of Mount Olivet Presbyterian Church, of which he is a trustee. Politically he is a Democrat."
Sussex County, NJ, Deeds-LDS Film #959,656:
Book S:
pp. 510-513:
3 June 1809
Thomas LOMBERSON and Hannah his wife, of Oxford Township, Sussex County, NJ, and Andrew LOMBERSON of Lower Mount Bethel Township, Northampton County, PA, administrators of estate of Lawrance LOMBERSON of Lower Mount Bethel Township, deceased,
to John Yager of Oxford Township,
whereas Jacobus VANNATTA possessed tract adjoining Delaware River, lands of heirs of James Davison deceased, and adjoining Lewis Mackey,
containing 200 acres,
which Jacob VANNATTA conveyed to his brother Thomas VANNATTA, 6 June 1741,
whereas Thomas VANNATTA by will dated 1790 conveyed the tract to son Benjamin VANNATTA who died intestate, leaving widow, four sons, and two daughters: Peter, Thomas, Isaac, and John his sons, Mary (wife of Christopher Smith) and Elizabeth (wife of Jacob Smith) his daughters,
and before the land was divided Christopher & Mary Smith sold their undivided share, to Lawrence LAMBERSON,
and Lawrence LAMBERSON died intestate, leaving a widow, three sons, and two daughters: Thomas & Andrew LAMBERSON, administrators, and Lawrence, his sons, and Jane (wife of Michael Nigh) and Charity (wife of Simon BUTLER), and Bridget LAMBERSON, his widow,
tract on Delaware River, containing 14 acres, 1 rood, and 6 perches,
for $266.66
Signed: Thomas LOMMASSON, Hannah LOMMASSON, Andrew LOMMERSON
Witnesses: Isaac L. Johnson, Elizabeth LAMISON
Northampton County, PA, Deeds, Misc. Docket--LDS Film #947,380:
Misc. Docket 3:
pp. 376-378:
11 Dec 1810
Bridget LOMMERSON of Lower Mount Bethel Twp, widow & relict of Laurance LOMMERSON, yeoman, deceased; Thomas LOMMERSON of Oxford Twp, Sussex Co, NJ, yeoman; Michael Nie of Lower Mount Bethel Township, yeoman, and Jane his wife; Simon BUTLER of the same place & Charity his wife,
to Laurance LOMMERSON & Andrew LOMMERSON both of Lower Mount Bethel Twp, yeomen,
that they Thomas, Jane, Charity, Laurance, and Andrew being children and heirs of Laurance LOMMERSON deceased;
whereas Derrick Low & Rebecca his wife on 27 May 1795 sold to Laurance LOMMERSON, tract in Lower Mount Bethel, adj. Peter Middagh deceased,
containing 204 acres;
also tract adj. Henry Jacobs, containing 25 acres,
now this indenture for sum of $500
Signed: Bridget-x mark-LOMMERSON, Thomas LOMMASON, Hannah LOMMASON, Michel-x mark-Nie, Simon BUTLER, Charity BUTLER, Jane-mark-Nie
Wit: Robert Miller, J. Bowman
1810 FEDERAL CENSUS, NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Lower Mt. Bethel Township:
p. 079B:
Simon Buttler household:
1 male age 26-45
1 female age 0-10
1 female age 26-45
[EDITOR's NOTE: Simon Butler may have been enumerated in both Northampton County and Washington County in the 1810 Census. The age of Simon and wife varies slightly (16-26, or 26-45) which fits with Simon being about age 24 at this time; both enumerations show a daughter age 0-10 as the only child.]
1810 FEDERAL CENSUS, WASHINGTON COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Hanover Township:
p. 042:
Simon Butler household:
1 male age 16-26
1 female age 0-10
1 female age 16-26
Northampton County, PA, Deeds--LDS Film #953,698:
Book B3:
pp. 96-97:
8 April 1811
Simon BUTLER of Hanover Township, Washington Co, PA, yeoman and Charity his wife, to John Rosenbury of Lower Mount Bethel Township,
for $2886.10, tract in Lower Mount Bethel Township, adj. Adam Teel, Joseph Martin, John Hutchison, Nathaniel Britain, John West, Robert Miller, containing 180 acres, being part of 220 acres which Bridget LOMMISON, widow and relict of Lowrance LOMMISON late of Lower Mount Bethel Twp, Thomas Lommison, Lowrance Lommison, Andrew LOMMISON, Michel Neiy and Jane his wife, released 11 December 1810 to Simon BUTLER
Signed: Simon BUTLER, Charity BUTLER
Wit: J. Bowman, Heinrich? Finfar? (German)
Beaver County, PA, Deeds, 1810-1816--LDS Film #863,657:
Book C, 1810-1815:
p. 122:
20 May 1811
Thomas Ansley of Moon Twp, Allegheny Co, and Sarah his wife, to Simon BUTLER of Smith Twp, Washington Co,
for $570
adj. John Ansley, Wm. Lockert, John Morgan, Robert Agnew, part of patent granted to George & William Foulks 17 Mar 1806 in Patent Book 57, page 316, conveyed by George & Wm Foulks to Thomas Ansley, Deed Book B, page 42
Signed: Thomas Ansley, Sarah Ansley
Wit: David Patton, Charles Connelly
Beaver County, PA, Tax Lists:
Hopewell Twp:
Simon BUTLER, 1814-1840 (tax lists only go to 1840)
1820 FEDERAL CENSUS, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Hopewell Township:
p. 103:
Simon Butler household:
2 males age 0-10
1 male age 26-45
2 females age 0-10
1 female age 10-16
1 female age 26-45
1830 FEDERAL CENSUS, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Hopewell Township:
p. 318:
Simon Butler household:
1 male age 0-5
1 male age 5-10
1 male age 10-15
1 male age 15-20
1 male age 40-50
1 female age 15-20
1 female age 40-50
1840 FEDERAL CENSUS, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Hopewell Township:
p. 088:
Simon Butler household:
1 male age 10-15
1 male age 15-20
2 males age 20-30
1 male age 50-60
1 female age 50-60
1850 FEDERAL CENSUS, BEAVER COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA:
Independence Township:
p. 231B:
Household/Family #31/32:
*Simon Butler Sr, age 64, Farmer, $5000 real estate, born PA
Charity Butler, age 64, born PA
Household/Family #31/33:
Simon Butler Jr, age 31, born PA
Mary A. Butler, age 27, born PA
Andrew Butler, age 5, born PA
John Butler, age 3, born PA
Simon Butler, age 1, born PA
Beaver County, PA, Register's Dockets--LDS Film #1,288,902:
Docket 1:
pp. 178-179:
Simon BUTLER, date of letters 9 Oct 1850, administrator Benjamin BUTLER, bond $600.00, securities Thos McElhaney and James Miller, inventory filed 8 Nov 1850, $497.22, sale list filed 8 Nov 1850; date of settlement 16 Mar 1853, debt $752.77; credit $1293.07; balance in favor of estate $459.70; remuneration of widow
Beaver County, PA, Orphan's Court Docket 5--LDS Film #1,289,067:
pp. 415-418, 425-426:
March 18, 1853, Petition no. 16 of Benjamin BUTLER, eldest son of Simon BUTLER, late of said county, died intestate leaving a widow to wit Charlotte BUTLER and issue six children to wit, your petitioner, Simon BUTLER, Peter BUTLER, Elizabeth intermarried with George Beegle, all of whom reside in Beaver Co, PA, Sarah intermarried with John McCullough who has deceased since death of said intestate, leaving issue seven children to wit, Calvin, William, both minors above age of 14, Nancy Jane, Simon, Robert, Elizabeth & Mary, minors under age 14, all of whom reside in Washington Co, PA, and John BUTLER who resides in Richland County, Ohio.
Deceased had tract in Independence Township, bounded by Robert McCartney, William W. Lockhart and Hiram Lockhart, Joseph Connell, and Alexander Gibbs, containing about 250 acres. Petition requests partition.
Signed: Benjamin BUTLER
March 13, 1854, to Benjamin BUTLER, $1500; Thomas McElheny, $1500; John Holmes, $1500, conditioned that Simon BUTLER pay to widow of Simon BUTLER deceased the interest of the one third of the valuation of the real estate. Petition of Simon BUTLER, second son of deceased, presented; to Simon BUTLER, $1600, James Tilton, $1600; James Miller, $1600, conditioned that Simon BUTLER pay the widow one third the interest of the valuation of the real estate taken by him semi-annually and pay to the heirs of Simon BUTLER, the other two thirds of the valuation.
March 13, 1854, Petition of Peter BUTLER, third son; to Peter BUTLER, $1200, conditioned that Peter BUTLER pay the widow of Simon BUTLER the interest on one third of valuation, and pay heirs the two thirds.
William McCullough chooses Thomas Burnes as guardian. Petition of John McCullough, wife Sarah was formerly Sarah BUTLER, daughter of Simon deceased.
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