Oliver married Elizabeth S. "Libby" WARNER in Apr 1876. Elizabeth (daughter of Edwin A WARNER and Oliva Lucinda BRISTOL) was born on 26 Oct 1858 in Bloomfield, Erie Co, PA; died on 27 Sep 1917 in Ashtabula, Ashtabula Co, Ohio,. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Religion: Methodist Episcopal
• _MDCL: Death Cert.Volume 2361. Cert. #56074

Notes:

Obit
Ashtabula Star-Beadon - September 27, 1917
Mrs. Elizabeth Sparks
As the results of injuries received from a fall down stairs Monday, September 10, Mrs. Elizabeth Sparks died at her home, 38 Stark St., this morning at 1:30. Mrs. Sparks who has lived in this city for the past eight years wall well known here. She was a faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal church and of the W.C.T.U. in this city.
Elizabeth Warner was born October 26, 1858, in Bloomfield, PA. In April 1876, she was united in marriage to Oliver L. Hazeltine of Conneaut, who died in 1900. After her marriage to A.B. Sparks in 1905, she moved to Kingsville, where she made her home before coming to this city.
The deceased is survived by nine children: Mrs. L.D. Rockwell and Archie Hazeltine, living at home. Mrs. Walter Loomis, Mrs. Roy Stanberry and Carl N. Hazeltine of Conneaut; Mrs. M.A. Lee of Dorset; Mrs. F.H. Smith of Fowlerton, TX, and Mrs. E.E. Heath and Edwin Hazeltine of this city; besides one sister, Mrs. Ella Schumacher of Springfield; and thirty grandchildren.
The funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from the late home, with Rev. H.C. Powell officiating. Burial will be makde in Conneaut.

Died:
38 Stark St.,

Other Events and Attributes:

• Name: Edwin Warner
• Residence: Erie County, Pennsylvania
• _MDCL: Blue eyes, dark hair, dark complexion
• Birth: Abt 1833, Erie, Erie Co, PA

Notes:

Served in the Civil War as a Private, Company I (& D), PA 83rd Infantry
Enlisted February 16, 1864
Was reported missing in Virginia May 8, 1864 - killed at Spotsylvania, VA (Battle of the Wilderness)
Special census of Veterans and Widows of 1890 reports widow Oliva
living in Conneaut Twp, Erie Co, PA
Living with Ansel W. Bristol, her brother, in 1890

Died:
Civil War

Edwin married Oliva Lucinda BRISTOL on 1 Nov 1853. Oliva (daughter of Miles O. BRISTOL and Elizabeth "Betsy" DEFOREST) was born on 5 Oct 1831 in Girard, Erie Co, PA; died on 1 Jan 1913 in East Springfield, Erie Co, PA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Her death certificate states that her parents were born in "Eastern part"

Undertaker Mank & Mill (???? something like that)

1910 Census lists Oliva L. Warner as head of the house living with daughter, Ella May Warner Schumacher and her husband and children
Ruth Road, E. Springfield, Erie Co, PA

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Col. in State militia; Hotel Keeper

Notes:

Information from 1850 Census - Conneaut, Erie Co, PA
Also listed in the household were: Ester Stilson/Stilden - Age 12
Arnold Warner - Age 78

1860 Census does not list Frances L. Warner but lists Lisadora at the same age (same person?)
They list the twin girls by their middle names on this census

1870 Federal Census lists Susan as wife and son, Henry C. living with them in Crawford Co, PA

Henry + Sophia BIRD. Sophia was born in 1807 in Maine; died before 1870. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: School teacher & farmer

Notes:

Will of Miles Bristol - copied from a transcription of the Erie Co, PA Will Book A

""46. Pp. 75-76
Will of Miles Bristol
Made 11 June 1833; reg. 12 July 1833
*Note: the obscure wording, repetition and/or omission of phrases, and use of indeterminate pronouns, made this will very difficult to abstract. The following heirs are named:

"my beloved wife ELLISABETH'
"my youngest boy" *not named: this son had not yet reached ae. 21.
"my oldest son ANSON (sic) BRISTOL"
"my younger son SAMUEL R. BRISTOL" *it is possible that neither ANSON nor SAMUEL has yet reached ae. 21.
"my daus. POLLY BRISTOL and OLIVA BRISTOL"

Exrs: by bro: PHILLOP (sic) BRISTOL and ASHOL KIMBELL (sic)

MILES BRISTOL

Wit: ANNA WEBBER and JAMES HALL , 11 June 1833

Sworn by JAMES HALL, PHILIP BRISTOL and ASAHEL KIMBALL, 12 July 1833.""

1820 Census - Springfield Twp, Erie Co, PA

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Bristol home in East Springfield, Erie Co, PA owned by Roland and Wilma
Evans in 1999
11883 E. Main Street, East Springfield, PA
(814) 922-3563

Springfield Tax records 1823
Bristol, Miles Plot #535 45 acres land, 1 horse, 1 cow tax $.57

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THE TOWN OF STARK
AN ADDRESS by WARREN HAWN of STARKVILLE
Delivered Before the Herkimer County Historical Society, February 11, 1905.

Among the early settlers were the Champion brothers from Massachusetts, Daniel and John. They located here in 1798, and to their energy and business ability, is largely due the prosperity that came to the little village among the hills. In 1800, Daniel Champion built a sawmill on the south side of the Otsquago, one and a half mile south west of the village, and the same year a cloth finishing and fulling mill, which did a large and profitable business for a number of years, under the management of Sherman Wentworth. In 1802, a schoolhouse was built and is said to have been the first one erected in the town; Miles Bristol was installed as teacher, and remained in charge of the school a long time. He was very acceptable to the parents of the children under his charge, as he was a firm believer in the truth of the maxim "spare the rod and spoil the child" and I am assured from reliable sources, that none were spoiled under his tuition

Miles married Elizabeth "Betsy" DEFOREST about 1821 in Erie, Erie Co, PA. Elizabeth (daughter of Nehemiah DEFOREST and Mary LOCKWOOD) was born on 16 Jan 1785 in New York, NY; died on 29 Oct 1841 in Erie, Erie Co, PA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

1850 census lists Betsy Forest living with her daughter, Betsy Bristol, Ansel, Polly, Samuel, Oliva