[300] All data from Chefalo.
[809] All data from Knapp.
[365] All data from McLeester.
[1416] Data from Chefalo.
[539]
Original data from Knapp enhanced by data from Marie Heustis and datafrom the work of Gordon L. Remington, F.U.G.A., that was presented inthe New York Genealogical and Bigraphical Register, Vol 129 Number 1through 4, 1998.
Remington notes that Elizabeth is the probable daughter of ClementBuxton. He also notes that she "was probably deceased by April of1711, as she does not appear as a witness at the marriage of her sonDavid."
See Hoyt Connections starting with Clement Buxton, I for more onElizabeth's heritage and a fuller explanation of her placement asbelonging to the Clement Buxton family.
[1515] All data from Chefalo.
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Data from Fink. Notes - buried on O. T. Heustis and Ed Klinglehopperlot, Riverview Cemetery, Aurora, IN Sec J Lot 23.
Marriage data confirmed by Lawrenceburg Press, Dearborn Co., IN
Heustis. Oliver T. Canfield, Alice G. Nov. 28, 1872
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Original data from Fink as Sylista. I found the following on theInternet.
RootsWeb Message Boards - Dearborn
Author: Rochelle RiordanDate: 29 May 1999 6:00 AM
Celesta (CANFIELD) BAKER (1847-1912)
(Undated clipping from unidentified newspaper. Only the genealogicaldata has been extracted.)
"CELESTA CANFIELD BAKER
"Mrs. Celesta Baker, daughter of Edwin and Eliza Canfield, was bornAugust 12, 1847, near Manchester, in Dearborn County and died at herhome at Wilmington, Ind., early Friday morning
January 5, 1912.
In the year 1866 two very important events occurred in the life ofMrs. Baker, she was united with the Wilmington M.E. church under Rev.G.P. Jenkins and was united in marriage to Thomas Leroy Baker, Nov.15, 1866. To this union were born four daughters and one son.
Two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Stannah, of Madisonville, O., and Mrs. OmarElder of Greendale and her son, Gatch L. Baker survive her. Twodaughters, Alma and Mrs. Mittie James have preceded her tothe great beyond. Mr. Baker, the husband, departed this life March11, 1898.
Mrs. Baker leaves a sister, Mrs. Oliver Heustis, of Aurora, Ind., anda brother, Mr. Myron Canfield, of Decatur, Ill., and a host ofrelatives and friends...
The funeral service was held at the Wilmington M.E. church conductedby her pastor, Rev. U.S. Hartley, assisted by the G.A.R. ladies ofAurora. A large crowd of relatives and friends attended the funeraland the remains were laid to rest by the side of her husband inWilmington Cemetery."
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All data from Fink.
1860 Census Wilmington, Hogan Township, Dearborn Co., IN
Canfield, Edwin 55 M farmer b KY
Canfield, Eliza 53 F b IN
Canfield, Wesley 22 M laborer b IN
Canfield, Omar 17 M laborer b IN
Canfield, Sylista 12 F b IN
Canfield, Georgia A. 8 F b IN
1870 Census Wilmington, Hogan Township, Dearborn Co., IN Jul 9
Canfield, Edwin 64 W M farmer b IN
Canfield, Eliza 53 F W b IN
Canfield, Alice 16 F W b IN
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[1428] Data from McLeester,