Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameElisha Jordan Rust 
Birth10 Feb 1823, Chateaugay, Franklin Co, NY
Death9 Mar 1882, Chateaugay, Franklin Co, NY
BurialSmith-Green Cem, Chateaugay, Franklin Co, NY
Misc. Notes
Elisha Jordan (Obediah, Elisha, Daniel, Jonathan, Israel, Henry), was born 10 Feb 1823; married in Chateaugay, N.Y. 2 Jan 1864, Sophia Phoebe Mitchell, born at Caldwells Manor, L. C, 13 Jan 1824; died in Chateaugay, 7 Oct 1882. He died in Chateaugay, 9 Mar 1882.
Spouses
Birth13 Jan 1824, Saint-Georges-de-Clarenceville, Monteregie Region, Quebec, Canada
Death7 Oct 1882, Chateaugay, Franklin Co, NY
BurialSmith-Green Cem, Chateaugay, Franklin Co, NY
FatherOliver Mitchell (1774-1842)
MotherSophia Adelaide Taylor (1796-1885)
Misc. Notes
Elisha Jordan Rust was born 10 Feb 1823; married in Chateaugay, N.Y. 2 Jan 1864 to Sophia Phoebe, daughter of Oliver and Sophia (Taylor) Mitchell, born at Caldwells Manor, L. C, 13 Jan 1824; died in Chateaugay, 7 Oct 1882. He died in Chateaugay, 9 Mar 1882.
PLACE - Clarenceville: In the early French regime the area now known as Clarenceville was then called the Seigneurie de Foucault. After the Treaty of Paris signing in 1763, the lands in New France were transferred to British rule. In 1774 the area was leased to Col. Henry Caldwell and the area became known as Caldwells Manor, and at a later date Allard's Manor. It is only in 1822 that we find the area, after gouvernment proclamation, being called Saint Georges de Clarenceville. It must also be noted that once the religious element became involved in this area we find the Parish of Saint Thomas and the Parish of Saint George, segmenting the area of the Seigneurie de Foucault even further.
PLACE - Clarenceville: In the early French regime the area now known as Clarenceville was then called the Seigneurie de Foucault. After the Treaty of Paris signing in 1763, the lands in New France were transferred to British rule. In 1774 the area was leased to Col. Henry Caldwell and the area became known as Caldwells Manor, and at a later date Allard's Manor. It is only in 1822 that we find the area, after gouvernment proclamation, being called Saint Georges de Clarenceville. It must also be noted that once the religious element became involved in this area we find the Parish of Saint Thomas and the Parish of Saint George, segmenting the area of the Seigneurie de Foucault even further.
Marriage2 Jan 1864, Chateaugay, Franklin Co, NY