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| Margaret Jane Winch
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Margaret Jane Winch 2 3 4 5 6 7
Address in 1940 was 876 Center St. Tracy Minnesota as per D.A.R. application.
Margaret married John Alexander Robbins about 1885.6 |
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email from June Nash Lindquist, July 20, 2001, June Nash Lindquist, July 20, 2001, email to Jan Reineking , July 20, 2001 re Asahel Winch and family.. July 20 , 2001
Hi Jan;
Nice of you to send the mention on Asahel Winch, my great grandfather whom you mentioned from the History of Fillmore County, as well as his uncle William. My grandmother talked about Amherst often, and the fun their big family of nine and her mother Elizabeth English as well.
Yes Asahel did go to Dakota, and so did James for a little bit, and MY grandmother who was about 18 yrs, went with them to keep house. The mother Elizabeth had died just before , so Asahel was free to accompany one of her young brothers and herself to Dakota. They settled a bit west of Brookings, I have looked up the township, and they (my grandmother (Margaret) Jane kept house for them) filed a claim, and did some improvements. I know that Grandma Jane stayed only the one season, and went back to the area near Tracy MN, near her other two sister and husbands who lived between Currie and Tracy, where she took up work being a housekeeper and nurse. After a couple of years she met my grandfather John Robbins and they married in the mid-80's.
There were several very dry years, and I do know for sure that her Dad, Asahel went back to Fillmore Co., helping his sons in the sawmill works they continued. Where James went after that you now have followed.
The cute family joke that grandmother Jane Winch Robbins told about her father Asahel Winch...regarding the claim in South Dakota was that the water in that area was fairly high in mineral content, and affected his digestive tract so harshly that he was quite happy to reutrn to Fillmore County. He did spend quite a lot of time visiting with his daughters Martha Winch Vickerman, Jane Winch Robbins and Annie Winch Dibble, as these three had ample room and enjoyed his company. He lived to 97 years, and did not need glasses, but rolled up a newspaper in a cylinder when he wanted to see something at a distance. My mother said they had so many grandparents living at her family at various times(one gr. grandm., one grandmo.Robbins, and on the other side Grandpa Asahel Winch, that she had to sleep on a daybed in the dining room when they were all there.
So goes family life in by-gone days. Longevity was tremendous, and all the above lived into their mid- 90's!!
June Lindquist
2 1870 census, Amherst twp, Fillmore Cty, Minnesota, 1870 census, Amherst twp, Fillmore Cty, Minnesota.
3 Asahel Winch, family group sheet by J.N. Lindquist, Asahel Winch, family group sheet by J.N. Lindquist. see scanned Picture of the family group.
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D.A.R. application, Mrs. Jane M. Robbins, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Jane M. Robbins, DAR National number 321271 (April 10, 1940, D.A.R. Tracy, Minnesota, chapter name: Captain Comfort Starr). I, Jane M. Robbins being of the age of eighteen years and upwards, hereby apply for membership in the Society by right of lineal descent in the following line from Samuel Winch, Sr. who was bapt. in Framingham, Mass. on the 3rd day of February, 1760 and died in Canada after 1797. His place of residence during the Revolution was Fitwilliam, N.H.
I was born in Lenora, County of Fillmore, State of Minnesota on April 24, 1864.
1. I am the daughter of Asel Winch born on 7/15/1822 at Onandaga Co. N.Y. died at Dovray twp. Murray Co. Minnesota on 11/23/1919 married (2nd) 8/5/1854 to Elizabeth English born on 5/1/1830 at Carlow, Carlow Co. Ire. died at Prosper, Fillmore Co. Minnesota on 2/16/1900.
2. The said Asel Winch was the child of Samuel Winch, Jr. born on 8/1/1797 at Utica, Oneida Co. N.Y. buried at Painesville, Lake Co., O on 5/14/1875 married (1st) abt. 1821 to Elizabeth Mountany died on 1847.
3. the said Samuel Winch, Jr. was the child of Samuel Winch, Sr. bapt on 2/3/1760 at Framingham, Mass died at Canada after 1797 married (1st) on 6/29/1780 to Elizabeth Maynard born on 4/24/1761 at Framingham, Mass.
Eligibility Clause
My Revolutionary ancestor was married
(1) to Elizabeth Maynard at Fitzwilliam, N.H. 6/29, 1780
Children of Revolutionary Ancestor
Infant d 4/2/1781
Patricia, bapt. 1/4/1789
Elizabeth, bapt. 1/4/1789
Susan, bapt. 1/4/1789
Samuel born 8/1/1787, married (1) Elizabeth Mountany, (2) Rosetta Dafoe
John, born 1/26/1799, married (1) Lydia Mann, (2) Jane Mulkin
Clarissa, born 1801, married Hugh Ogilvie
References for Lineage
1. For Samuel Winch, see "Old Northwest Genealogy Quarterly" for 1900, vol 3, p. 110, also History of Fitzwilliam, N.H. by Nortion, p. 192 (gives Rev.. anc's marriage & children) also New Hampshire State Papers, vol 15, p. 218, vol 15, p. 542, vol 16, p, 82,95, History of Framingham, Mass. by Temple, p.749
2. (Applicant is the Mother of Georgia Robbins Nash, Nat. No. 219745. See papers attached to Mrs Nash's application papers for other family records & certified military record. )
Applicaton for membership to the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution , Washington , D.C. for Mrs. Jane M. Robbins (Margaret Jane Winch) ,Widow of John Alexander Robbins, residence 876 Center Street, Tracy, Minnesota , Descendant of Samuel Winch. Application approved by National Society, April 22, 1940
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1880 census, Amhearst twp, Fillmore Cty, Minnesota, 1880 census, Amherst twp, , Fillmore Cty, Minnesota, National Archives film T9-0619, LDS FHL film 1254619,. : 6
email from June Nash Lindquist, July 20, 2001, June Nash Lindquist, July 20, 2001, email to Jan Reineking , July 20, 2001 re Asahel Winch and family..
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1885 census, Amherst, Filmore County, Minnesota. : page 22 8
Asahel Winch, family group sheet by J.N. Lindquist, Asahel Winch, family group sheet by J.N. Lindquist.
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D.A.R. application, Mrs. Jane M. Robbins, Daughters of the American Revolution, Mrs. Jane M. Robbins, DAR National number 321271 (April 10, 1940, D.A.R. Tracy, Minnesota, chapter name: Captain Comfort Starr).
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1880 census, Amhearst twp, Fillmore Cty, Minnesota, 1880 census, Amherst twp, , Fillmore Cty, Minnesota, National Archives film T9-0619, LDS FHL film 1254619,.
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1885 census, Amherst, Filmore County, Minnesota.
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Ashiel Winch, occ farmer, male, married, white, age 57, born NY, parents born NY
Elizabeth Winch, occ house keeping, married, white, age 50, born IRE, parents born IRE
William Winch, son, age 23, born MN, father born NY, mother born IRE
John Winch, son, age 22, born MN, father born NY, mother born IRE
Asel Winch, son, age 21, born MN, as above
Jane Winch, daughter, age 16, born MN
Annie Winch, daughter, age 14, born MN
Albert Winch, son, age 12, born MN
Harriet Winch, daughter, age 10, born MN
Lydia Winch, daughter, age 8, born MN
1880 Census Place:
Oren DIBBLE
Mary DIBBLE
Allie DIBBLE
Norman DIBBLE
Charles DIBBLE
Hattie DIBBLE
Lewis DIBBLE
Nora DIBBLE
Asel Winch, age 62, male, white, born N.Y.
Elizabeth Winch, age 55, female, white, born Ireland
Jane Winch, age 20, female, white, born Minn.
Anna Winch, age 18, female, white, born Minn.
Albert Winch, age 16, male, white, born Minn.
Harriet Winch, age 14, female, white, born Minn
Lydia Winch, age 12, female, white, born Minn.
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