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Stephen W. Morehouse

MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:57:40

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- EARLY HISTORY OF NORTHERN N.Y.	+ ["Early History of Northern New York" EARLY HISTORY OF NORTHERN N.Y.]
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- Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—Morehouse, Hodge, Smith, Wicks, Hazard, Thomas and Runyon. . . . Only the Morehouse family stuck it out for many years. They had located down the hill from the hotel just opposite the present home of ["Charles Stickney"]. Some years ago, stones and old rose bushes marked the spot, but they have disappeared now. . . . Mrs. ["Jane Jones"] many years a resident of Malone, was a daughter of the old Morehouse colonist. When a girl 15 or 16 years old she worked for Paul Smith in his hotel at Loon Lake. Mrs. Jones was a fine woman and had the love and respect of everyone who knew her! She worked for many prominent families in Malone though she maintained her own home. She was an ardent and devoted Episcopalian and at her death it was found that out of her meager savings she had left $500 to the church.	+ ["Gerrit Smith"]'s "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—Morehouse, Hodge, Smith, Wicks, ["Alexander Hazard" Hazard], ["John Thomas" Thomas] and ["Jesse Runyon" Runyon]. . . . Only the Morehouse family stuck it out for many years. They had located down the hill from the hotel just opposite the present home of ["Charles Stickney"]. Some years ago, stones and old rose bushes marked the spot, but they have disappeared now. . . . Mrs. ["Jane Jones"] many years a resident of Malone, was a daughter of the old Morehouse colonist. When a girl 15 or 16 years old she worked for Paul Smith in his hotel at Loon Lake. Mrs. Jones was a fine woman and had the love and respect of everyone who knew her! She worked for many prominent families in Malone though she maintained her own home. She was an ardent and devoted Episcopalian and at her death it was found that out of her meager savings she had left $500 to the church.

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:54:49

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	+ ----- + Chateaugay Record, March 21, 1930 + + EARLY HISTORY OF NORTHERN N.Y. + + (By F. L. Turner) + + Gerrit Smith's "Negro Colony" was an interesting innovation in trying to find homes for this unfortunate race. Smith brought several families into the town. The deeds were worded something like this: "In consideration of $1.00 and the grantor's desire to have all share in the means of subsistence and happiness which a bountiful God has provided for all." There were at least seven families—Morehouse, Hodge, Smith, Wicks, Hazard, Thomas and Runyon. . . . Only the Morehouse family stuck it out for many years. They had located down the hill from the hotel just opposite the present home of ["Charles Stickney"]. Some years ago, stones and old rose bushes marked the spot, but they have disappeared now. . . . Mrs. ["Jane Jones"] many years a resident of Malone, was a daughter of the old Morehouse colonist. When a girl 15 or 16 years old she worked for Paul Smith in his hotel at Loon Lake. Mrs. Jones was a fine woman and had the love and respect of everyone who knew her! She worked for many prominent families in Malone though she maintained her own home. She was an ardent and devoted Episcopalian and at her death it was found that out of her meager savings she had left $500 to the church.

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:40:38

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- '''Stephen Warren Morehouse''' was sometimes called Warren. His ["Civil War"] service was in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Malone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].	+ '''Stephen Warren Morehouse''' was sometimes called Warren. His ["Civil War"] service was in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Malone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son [sic: probably the son-in-law] of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:36:11

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- '''Stephen Warren Morehouse''' was sometimes called Warren. His ["Civil War"] service in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Malone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].	+ '''Stephen Warren Morehouse''' was sometimes called Warren. His ["Civil War"] service was in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Malone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].

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MaryHotaling — 2013-04-09 12:04:29

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- '''Chiefly known for:''' His ["Civil War"] service in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Malone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].	+ '''Stephen Warren Morehouse''' was sometimes called Warren. His ["Civil War"] service in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Malone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].

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- I'm glad you made this post! I have a good deal of information about the Morehouse family I would be eager to share with you. He was the son-in-law of John Thomas -- his mother was Thomas's daughter, Charlotte Ann, and his father was Stephen Morehouse. Email me at [[MailTo(agodine AT nycap.rr DOT com)]] and we can fill each other in. Look forward to connecting.	+ I'm glad you made this post! I have a good deal of information about the Morehouse family I would be eager to share with you. He was the son-in-law of John Thomas -- his mother was Thomas's daughter, Charlotte Ann, and his father was Stephen Morehouse. Email me at agodine@nycap.rr.com and we can fill each other in. Look forward to connecting.

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Mwanner — 2012-05-07 21:02:46

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- I'm glad you made this post! I have a good deal of information about the Morehouse family I would be eager to share with you. He was the son-in-law of John Thomas -- his mother was Thomas's daughter, Charlotte Ann, and his father was Stephen Morehouse. Email me at agodine@nycap.rr.com and we can fill each other in. Look forward to connecting.	+ I'm glad you made this post! I have a good deal of information about the Morehouse family I would be eager to share with you. He was the son-in-law of John Thomas -- his mother was Thomas's daughter, Charlotte Ann, and his father was Stephen Morehouse. Email me at [[MailTo(agodine AT nycap.rr DOT com)]] and we can fill each other in. Look forward to connecting.

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2012-05-07 10:25:56

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	+ ------ + ''2012-05-07 10:25:56'' [[nbsp]] Hello, Mrs. Morehouse, + I'm glad you made this post! I have a good deal of information about the Morehouse family I would be eager to share with you. He was the son-in-law of John Thomas -- his mother was Thomas's daughter, Charlotte Ann, and his father was Stephen Morehouse. Email me at agodine@nycap.rr.com and we can fill each other in. Look forward to connecting. + All best, + Amy Godine + --74.76.114.144

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	+ ------ + ''2012-05-05 15:30:31'' [[nbsp]] I am Elizabeth Ann Marie Morehouse gr,gr,gr,grand daugther of Stepen W.Morehouse. I live in Baltimore,where John H.Thomas left. Love finding about my family. --68.50.145.147

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MaryHotaling — 2011-04-13 10:17:42

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- '''Chiefly known for:''' His ["Civil War"] service in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Mealone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].	+ '''Chiefly known for:''' His ["Civil War"] service in Co. E. 54th Mass. Vol. [[footnote([http://historical.ha.com/common/auction/catalogprint.php?SaleNo=642&src= May 28th, 1864, Private Stephen W. Morehouse of Malone N.Y. has been enlisted into Company E, 54th Regiment Mass])]] He was the son of escaped slave ["John Thomas"] of ["Vermontville"].

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Mwanner — 2011-02-20 16:14:25

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Mwanner — 2011-02-20 16:07:29

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	+ ##[[image(.jpg,400,thumbnail,right,"")]] + + '''Born:''' ~ 1847 + + '''Died:''' June 1, 1882, 35 yrs, buried in ["Union Cemetery"], ["Franklin"] + + '''Married:''' ["Charlotte Morehouse" Charlotte Thomas ] + + '''Children:''' ["Hellen Morehouse"] born ~ 1866/7, ["Henry A. Morehouse"] born ~ 1873/4, and ["John W. Morehouse"] born ~ 1876/7 + + '''Chiefly known for:''' + + [[Comments]]