Ontario County, New York

1. History of Ontario County, New York ... , by Charles F. Milliken, 1911, 505 pp.

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p. 156: Company D of the 126th Regiment Infantry of the Union Army was recruited wholly from Ontario County. Spencer F. Lincoln was second lieutenant.

p. 167: Naples Cyrillo S. Lincoln, of Naples, served four terms in the State Assembly, from 1872-75

p. 380: Gorham The town of Gorham was first called "Easton", then in 1806 changed to "Lincoln". And finally changed to "Gorham" the following year

p. 384: " Otis Lincoln came to this town from Otsego County in 1806. His son, Henry, lived with him. Henry died in 1885. When the book was written in 1911, Henry's grandson was living at the homestead.

p. 393: " L. C. Lincoln was a town justice in 1911

p. 473: S. Bristol South Bristol became a separate town from Bristol in 1838.

p. 479: " Lucius Lincoln came here in 1816 and settled on property now (1911) occupied by Marshall Lincoln, his grandson. The father of Lucius also lived here.

p. 112: " L. Lincoln was a delegate from South Bristol to the Republican convention in 1855.

2. History of Ontario County, New York ... , by Prof. W. H. McIntosh, 1876, 276 pp.

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p. 52: "Ontario Assemblymen From 1809 to 1876" -- Cyrillo S. Lincoln (1872); C. S. Lincoln (1873-1875).

p. 118: under subtitle Joint District No. 12 (this section concerning school districts in Town of Canandaigua) - The following statement was given: "A man named Rockwell married Rev. Zadoc Hunn's daughter, and was known as the keeper of a tavern." By other info given in the paragraph, Rev. Hunn resided in Canandiagua between 1795 and his death in 1801..

pp. 270-276: "List of Patrons -- Ontario County"; they are separated according to towns and villages. Following are Lincolns, etc.

Geneva Abel Steer, res. corner of Pultney and Washington Streets; occupation -- carpenter & joiner; b. Sussex, Eng.
James H. Steer, res. - none listed, but James is listed directly beneath Abel Steer above, so may be included in his residence at corner of Pultney and Washington Streets; occupation -- foreman at Courier office; b. Ontario Co., NY.

Hopewell Artemus D. Lincoln, Farmer & Justice; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1851; P.O. Address -- Canandiagua.

Bristol Theron L. Lincoln; occupation -- Farmer; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1850; P.O. Address -- Naples.
William E. Lincoln; occupation -- Farmer; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1835; P.O. Address -- Bristol Springs.

Naples C. S. Lincoln; occupation -- Ex-member Assembly; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1859; P.O. Address -- Naples.

3. History of Ontario County, New York ... , by George S. Conover, 1893, 276 pp.

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Note: Book is in 2 sections - 1st part covers history of Ontario Co., 2nd part is family sketches. There are separate indices for both sections, but index for first half is not complete - hard to search, may have missed something. Neither index lists all surnames found in book. No Ingalls families listed. Browns found, but found nothing to link with mine, yet.

Looked for surnames of BROWN, INGALLS, LINCOLN & SOUTHWORTH.

Part II pp. 107-110: Samuel Grant & Cyrillo S. Lincoln.

Part II p. 318: Lewis C. Lincoln, etc.

Part II p. 167: Dr. Samuel Southworth.

4. Genealogy Quarterly - "Tree Talks", by Central New York Gen. Soc., 1962-1989

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V. 16, #2 p. 39: Cemetery Inscriptions. Vital Records from stone in Canandaigua Pioneer Cemetery, located on the south side of West Ave., Canandaigua, NY: Lincoln, Julia L., dau. of Luke & Catherine, d. 4-21-1847, 19 mos. & 9 days..

5. History of the Pioneer Settlement of the Phelps and Gorham's Purchase, 1851.

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1807 Samuel Lincoln ... a settler in Township 3

1808
Samuel Lincoln ... a settler in Township 3
Isaac Lincoln .... a settler in Township 4

6. History of Ontario County, 1876, 276 pp.

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1872-73-74 Cyrillo S. Lincoln, Assemblyman.

p. 153 1806 Town of Gorham: District No. 13 has been known as the Gage District. Among its first settlers was Otis Lincoln, who came from Otsego County in 1806, and located on Lot 2. Lincoln had served as a soldier in the Revolution, and when one of his sons was drafted during the war of 1812, the old man served as a substitute, an instance of rare and remarkable character.

p. 249 1816 Lucius Lincoln came in 1816, T.L. Lincoln living (in 1876) at the site where Lucius settled.

1. History of Ontario County, New York ... , by Charles F. Milliken, 1911, 505 pp.
......... (Fred 8/10/99)

p. 156:		Company D of the 126th Regiment Infantry of the Union Army was recruited wholly from Ontario County. Spencer F. Lincoln was second lieutenant.
p. 167:	Naples	Cyrillo S. Lincoln, of Naples, served four terms in the State Assembly, from 1872-75
p. 380:	Gorham	The town of Gorham was first called "Easton", then in 1806 changed to "Lincoln". And finally changed to "Gorham" the following year
p. 384:	"	Otis Lincoln came to this town from Otsego County in 1806. His son, Henry, lived with him. Henry died in 1885. When the book was written in 1911, Henry's grandson was living at the homestead.
p. 393:	"	L. C. Lincoln was a town justice in 1911
p. 473:	S. Bristol	South Bristol became a separate town from Bristol in 1838.
p. 479:	"	Lucius Lincoln came here in 1816 and settled on property now (1911) occupied by Marshall Lincoln, his grandson. The father of Lucius also lived here.
p. 112:	"	L. Lincoln was a delegate from South Bristol to the Republican convention in 1855.

2. History of Ontario County, New York ... , by Prof. W. H. McIntosh, 1876, 276 pp.
......... (Donna 08/18/99)

p. 52:		"Ontario Assemblymen From 1809 to 1876" -- Cyrillo S. Lincoln (1872); C. S. Lincoln (1873-1875).
p. 118:		under subtitle Joint District No. 12 (this section concerning school districts in Town of Canandaigua) - The following statement was given: "A man named Rockwell married Rev. Zadoc Hunn's daughter, and was known as the keeper of a tavern." By other info given in the paragraph, Rev. Hunn resided in Canandiagua between 1795 and his death in 1801..
pp. 270-276:		"List of Patrons -- Ontario County"; they are separated according to towns and villages. Following are Lincolns, etc.
	Geneva	Abel Steer, res. corner of Pultney and Washington Streets; occupation -- carpenter & joiner; b. Sussex, Eng. James H. Steer, res. - none listed, but James is listed directly beneath Abel Steer above, so may be included in his residence at corner of Pultney and Washington Streets; occupation -- foreman at Courier office; b. Ontario Co., NY.
	Hopewell	Artemus D. Lincoln, Farmer & Justice; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1851; P.O. Address -- Canandiagua.
	Bristol	Theron L. Lincoln; occupation -- Farmer; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1850; P.O. Address -- Naples. William E. Lincoln; occupation -- Farmer; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1835; P.O. Address -- Bristol Springs.
	Naples	C. S. Lincoln; occupation -- Ex-member Assembly; b. Ontario Co., NY; Date of Settlement 1859; P.O. Address -- Naples.

3. History of Ontario County, New York ... , by George S. Conover, 1893, 276 pp.
......... (Donna 08/18/99)

	Note: Book is in 2 sections - 1st part covers history of Ontario Co., 2nd part is family sketches. There are separate indices for both sections, but index for first half is not complete - hard to search, may have missed something. Neither index lists all surnames found in book. No Ingalls families listed. Browns found, but found nothing to link with mine, yet. Looked for surnames of BROWN, INGALLS, LINCOLN & SOUTHWORTH.

Part II	pp. 107-110:	Samuel Grant & Cyrillo S. Lincoln.
Part II	p. 318:	Lewis C. Lincoln, etc.
Part II	p. 167:	Dr. Samuel Southworth.

4. Genealogy Quarterly - "Tree Talks", by Central New York Gen. Soc., 1962-1989
......... (Donna 08/18/99)

V. 16, #2	p. 39:	Cemetery Inscriptions. Vital Records from stone in Canandaigua Pioneer Cemetery, located on the south side of West Ave., Canandaigua, NY: Lincoln, Julia L., dau. of Luke & Catherine, d. 4-21-1847, 19 mos. & 9 days..

5. History of the Pioneer Settlement of the Phelps and Gorham's Purchase, 1851.
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	1807	Samuel Lincoln ... a settler in Township 3
	1808	Samuel Lincoln ... a settler in Township 3 Isaac Lincoln .... a settler in Township 4

6. History of Ontario County, 1876, 276 pp.
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1872-73-74		Cyrillo S. Lincoln, Assemblyman.
p. 153	1806	Town of Gorham: District No. 13 has been known as the Gage District. Among its first settlers was Otis Lincoln, who came from Otsego County in 1806, and located on Lot 2. Lincoln had served as a soldier in the Revolution, and when one of his sons was drafted during the war of 1812, the old man served as a substitute, an instance of rare and remarkable character.
p. 249	1816	Lucius Lincoln came in 1816, T.L. Lincoln living (in 1876) at the site where Lucius settled.