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Rocky Comfort, cornet bands, Woodsmen of the World

kUtterJennings73 — 2009-08-30 17:32:09Z

I am looking for information and pictures of Rocky Comfort, Missouri, located in SW Missouri. Also, information and pictures of the McDoanld County cornet bands and members of the Woodsmen of the World. I appreciate any info you may give. Karen Utter Jennings

Freeman Utter

zina58 — 2009-08-03 22:04:55Z

Hello every one I have found out who Freeman Utter's father was it was William Utter born about 1795
I hope someone out their has some info on this family from Delaware county NY to Chenango county NY

Leta, James, Clara Utter

procr8 — 2009-07-31 03:55:35Z

My great-aunt was Leta Utter (nee Wills) who married James Utter and had a few children. They lived in Humboldt County and Mendocino County in California. I think they both are buried in Humboldt County in Arcata or Eureka. Seeking info about any of them.

Re: Charles (b. 1824) & Elizabeth (b. 1836) Utter :Lived in WI

Roberta_Komor — 2009-07-30 18:03:37Z

Kelly -

I don't know if you have had any private replies to your inquiry, but Elizabeth Utter's maiden name was Farrar. She was a sister to my great-grandfather, George Farrar. According to the family tree I have, Elizabeth was born June 27, 1838 in New York and died in 1906 in Trempealeau, WI.

Perhaps you can answer a niggling question: I have a note that says that Charles and Frank Utter had a sister, whose name is unknown - and apparently she died young, but supposedly she was the first, or one of the first, telegraph operators in the U.S. Might you know anything about the sister?

Cheers!
Roberta

UTTER family reunion

kUtterJennings73 — 2009-07-19 21:51:03Z

75 years is a long time! To celebrate the 75th year of the Utter family reuions, August 28, 2010, next year, a reunion is bening planned at the John Q. Hammons building at Fairview, MO. All family & friends Milton Henry Utter families are encouraged to attend! Questions? Contacts: Karen Utter Jennings, 417-455-0669, Charlie Beam, 206-663-7001, or Bill Utter, 417-442-3873.

Re: UTTER Nannie Currie and L Elmer

kUtterJennings73 — 2009-07-19 21:42:49Z

My great-grandfather was Dee Jay Utter from Southwest Missouri. Lewis Elmer was Dee Jay's brother. They descend from Milton Henry Utter from Indiana.

Re: UTTER John F 1883-1961

mellieak — 2009-07-13 14:58:00Z

This is the grave site of my grandfather.

Henry C. Utter

Pamela07 — 2009-07-01 05:38:41Z

Looking for a family member of Pvt. Henry C. Utter, 932nd Guard Squadron, Army Air Forces. Please contact me if you're related.

Thank you.

Re: 10,500 Utters in my files - Gary Utter

kUtterJennings73 — 2009-06-29 21:53:55Z

Hello Gary,
I appreciate the research you have done! I am Karen Utter Jennings & I descend from Milton Henry Utter, David Jefferson Utter, Dee Jay Utter, Perry Utter, Ronald Utter. David Jefferson & 6 of his brothers came by wagon from Indiana to settle in SW MO; where I currently live. I have much information & pictures to share w/kin.

We are preparing an UTTER family reunion, Aguust 28, 2010, at Fairview, Newton County, Missouri. It will commerate the 75th year since the first Utter reunion was held in 1935.

Anyone may contact me at these phone numbers:
home: 417-455-0669 or cell 417-592-9659. Home email:
dizzymizzie5573@joplin.com

Thank you again! Karen Utter Jennings

Carolyn Utter

DevonnaArnold — 2009-06-11 14:24:22Z

I am searching for my great great grandmother, Caroline Utter who married Hudson Brown in Gibson County, Indiana in 1843. I have not been able to find who her parents are or a death date. Please help.

Re: 10,500 Utters in my files - Gary Utter

DevonnaArnold — 2009-06-11 14:23:33Z

Janet Utter

JIWelsch — 2009-06-02 22:25:50Z

COLUMBUS JUNCTION, Iowa -- Janet Anne Utter, 53, Columbus Junction, died Tuesday, Dec. 23, 2003, at the Colonial Manor Care Center, Columbus Junction.

Memorial services are at the Stacy-Lewis Funeral Home, Columbus Junction. The Rev. Cathy Whitlatch will officiate.

A memorial has been established in her name for a stuffed animal donation to the University of Iowa Pediatric Center, Iowa City.

Mrs. Utter was born Nov. 28, 1950, in Washington D.C., the daughter of Roy Glynn and Iris Maxine Bethel Allman. She married Thomas Utter July 22, 1972, in Arlington, Va. He preceded her in death in 1998.

She graduated from Iowa State University in 1972 with a degree in education.

After her marriage she spent the rest of her life on the farm in Columbus Junction.

She was a member of the Methodist Church, the Indian Creek Club, Breast Cancer support groups, Trees Forever and Pheasants Forever. She participated in the Louisa County Fair and could be found substituting at school, working at the H & R Block and in later years at GIP's Consignment. She was chosen as the 'Cherry Blossom Princess'. She loved her family dearly and enjoyed all the events her children were involved in. Her friends were very important to her throughout her life. Anyone who knew her, knew how much of an avid bargain hunter she was.
She was lovingly called the 'Queen of Bargains'. Her fame carried on throughout her life as she struggled with breast cancer for 10 1/2 years. In 2002, she had the opportunity to carry the Olympic Torch. She fought cancer determinedly to the end, it was stated many times at the University that she had received the most treatment of anyone they knew.

Survivors include three children, Sara Anne Utter and her fiance Jeffrey Carder of Clovis, N.M., William Richard Utter of Oskaloosa and Katie Glynn Utter of Columbus Junction; her mother, Maxine Allman of Phoenix, Ariz.; her grandmother, Callie Hesseltine; three brothers, Roy Allman of Stuart, Fla., Don Allman and wife Mary Ann of Fairfax Station, Va., and John Allman and wife Teddy Ann of Stuart; a sister, Helen Allman of Euless, Texas; and her father- and mother-in-law, Richard and Phyllis Utter of Columbus Junction.

She was preceded in death by her husband and her father.

Re: Ray / George / Wally / Thomas

dmparrish1957 — 2009-04-21 04:12:19Z

Just found this. My grandfather was Lawrence Utter youngest of 7. Brothers, Wally, George and Thomas and Raymond that I knew of. I knew Thomas and his wife Ada well. They lived on a farm on Lake Wyneda. Probably spelled incorrectly. Lawrence had a single daughter Polly who now has a small restaurant in Tyrone.

UTTER Vera 1895-1895

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-02 01:44:40Z

UTTER Vera 1895-1895

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,517 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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UTTER Nannie Currie and L Elmer

t42Smithfield — 2009-04-02 01:44:26Z

UTTER Nannie Currie and L Elmer

NormanGuiling photographed this gravestone in the Smithfield Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,517 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: cora May? utter

katais — 2009-02-22 17:41:59Z

there was a cora mae utter married my grandfather jesse jehile mason

Re: William Utter (c1750, NY-1826, NJ) m. Jane Russell (c1754, NJ-?)

jenifflower — 2009-02-07 04:10:08Z

This is to Gail Bailey. Hi, My Name is Jennifer Bailey White. I wanted to thank you for all of the information you have found on the Weeden's! I hope this adds to your info!
I also have a lot on the Bailey's of BaileyTown. Was Wondering if you were also one of those bailey folk.

My Grandmother is Elinor Weeden. She Married Russel Alexander Bailey
Her Father Is
Franklyn Rude Weeden.He Married Cordelia Anne Oles
Birth: 11/28/1893macaffee, New York
Death: 2/7/1937 Paramus, New Jersey, USA
Franklyn's Father
Harry Weeden Married Rebekah Demouth(Demuth??)
Birth: 1873
Death: 1928 Dunmore, Pennsylvania, USA
Harry Weeden's Father
Samuel Montross Weeden Married Harriet A Lucky
Birth: 4/2/1836 Vernon, New Jersey, USA
Death: 3/9/1915 McAfee, New Jersey, USA
Samuel's Father
John M. Weeden Married Sarah Jane Montross
Birth: 1806
New Jersey, USA
Death: 1840
Passaic, New Jersey, USA

Re: Nicholas thur Josiah Jr

Dory_Brown — 2009-01-15 22:09:50Z

I am an "Utter" descendant and have linked my generations back to John Utter and Catherine Sawyer. I am looking for connecting proof for John to his parents Josiah & Mary. Do you have the information which shows this connection?

Re: Joseph Utter/Arabella Lamb

Theresa_Caparco — 2008-12-31 06:28:31Z

Hello, I have listed in the Bethany cemetery,Truthville, Granville, NY.
Amos Utter I b.Dec 9 1754 d. Feb 9 1828 age 74y-2m
Hannah Utter b. 1757 d. Aug 27 1833 age 76y
Amos Utter II b. 1782 d. Feb 11 1854 age 72y
Pattie Utter b. 1784 d. Sep 23 1815 age 31y

I do believe that it is this family that you seek.

Hope this helps ~

UTTER Anne Lavinia 1897-1994

t42Moore — 2008-12-29 01:11:24Z

UTTER Anne Lavinia 1897-1994

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UTTER John F 1883-1961

t42Moore — 2008-12-29 01:11:08Z

UTTER John F 1883-1961

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 199,453 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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RE: UTTER Family,

Theresa_Caparco — 2008-12-27 23:13:45Z

Hello to all,
I am hoping to solve some issue's in your families. I am a Northrup & Northup by lineage. My Northrup's were from Deerfield,(Utica) Oneida, NY, my Northup's from Granville, Washington, NY. The Utter's are from Warren Co. NY (Lake George area.~ "Last of the Mohican's" movie area.) Near to the VT border. These are the families you are looking for.
This is of course the 1788-1800 era. My Northrup & Northup's originally came from R.I.1645-1788 before that England.
Sorry, but I do not know where the Utter's are from originally.
Hope this helps,
Sincerely, Theresa Knowles-Northup Caparco

Re: Pheobe Ann Hall Wagner Utter - which Charles?

S_BennettPerkowski — 2008-12-02 03:37:30Z

I am not sure why I didn't get notified by the boards that a response had been posted.

I thank you for answering, but I don't think that is the Charles I am looking for. This Charles would have been in Warwick, Orange County, NY, or Sussex County in NJ.

Unfortuneately, there were a couple of Charles that would have been the appropriate age to be her husband.

Re: 10,500 Utters in my files - Gary Utter

blewon — 2008-11-29 18:37:35Z

Hi Gary,
I am looking for a connection to Sarah/Sallie Utter/Uter, her date of birth would be 1840. She married John W. Reder in Miami county Indiana in 1863. Father would be Benjamin Utter -born in Ontario county, New York 1810- married Elizabeth Ann Flinn. Grandfather would be James Utter married Catherine Wheeler. Any information on this line of Utter's is appreciated.
Please reply to me directly -betbill2@aol.com
Thanks ,
Betty

Re: Harmon Utter

nickutter — 2008-11-25 21:02:49Z

This is an old thread so I hope someone finds it. My great grandfather is Julian Seymour Utter. My grandfather, Henry Utter, was born from the marriage of the first wife--as I understand it. Henry left home early and never discussed family background so we know basically nothing. Hope you found what you were looking for regarding Harmon Utter. Any background from there that anyone has would be much appreciated.

Re: Pheobe Ann Hall Wagner Utter - which Charles?

7776sam — 2008-10-03 01:14:13Z

Dear Friend The Charles Utter I know was from the Iowa and Indiana area. I'm having a problem conecting him to the wife mentioned Mattie or - Matilda He had Brothers and a sister who died aged 7 years. He was a mover and was independant. sorry morinformation could be given - if this is the Charles you might be searching for.
Powd@cox.net

Other settlers who went to Wyoming Valley with Abraham in 1750

Charlesfield18 — 2008-09-21 01:01:39Z

In addition to Abraham Utter (1716-1779)and his immediate family [wife, eight children and a negro]; ten other families left Dutchess County, NY with him on April 5, 1750 to settle in the Wyoming Valley near present day Wilkes-Barre, PA. Their decision to do so was a disaster as the majority were killed in the "first Wyoming massacre" in 1757. Some known neighbors in Wyoming were Israel Baldwin, Jonathan Mosier, Thomas Quick and Daivd Harris. Has anyone ever seen a list of the ten families who left Dutchess County with the Utter family in 1750?

Re: Robert E Utter

rosalie139 — 2008-08-23 00:35:28Z

Dear Gary, You have my Husband listed as Robert Alva Utter, that is wrong. His name is Robert Calvin Utter, I am Alva Utter (His Wife) the address is right 11501 Tuscanny Ave. His Father was Oddie/Otto Garfield Utter, Mother was Marie Craft/Utter. His Grandfather was Calvin Utter, Grandmother was Mary Toping. His Great Grandparents were John and Catherine Sawyer/ Utter. If you search (Starrucca Biographies) you will find the amazing story of Calvin Utter. Thank You, Bob & Alva Utter
Spring Hill, Fl.

Re: Solomon Utter m. Emeline Fowler NY 1840's? ancestors sought

weehawkin — 2008-08-06 18:44:15Z

Hi Barbara, yes now I recall my Aunt Ruthie mentioning something about the nursing home -- but she had no idea where/which one -- she would love to go visit him. Do you have any way of finding out which one? Feel free to email me privately at
weehawkin @ gmail. com

Re: Solomon Utter m. Emeline Fowler NY 1840's? ancestors sought

Barbara_Milazzo — 2008-08-06 18:14:31Z

Hi,

My name is Barbara Brellenthin/Milazzo, and I have been trying to get information for both sides of my family. We have only one Aunt Lil, and an Uncle Wilbur Utter who are still surviving. Aunt Lil is 82/3(?)lived in NB until about a year ago, she is now living in FL with her daughter. Uncle Wilbur is living in a nursing home I believe somewhere in NJ, and I understand that he has dementia. I don't have too much information on the family, have been doing research for a few years, but never put anything definite in the computer because I couldn't really validate anything. I'm "electronically challenged" when it comes to computers. Hope to hear from you soon.

Regards,

Barbara

Re: Solomon Utter m. Emeline Fowler NY 1840's? ancestors sought

weehawkin — 2008-08-06 13:13:08Z

Hi - please feel free to e-mail me at
weehawkin @ g mail . com
(remove spaces)... I have a lot of info to send you on email -- I am so glad to finally find someone on the Utter line! (Actually Alice Brown Winkelmann was my grandmother, my father is Bernard John Winkelmann, her only son. She had several daughters (Lillian, Anne, Ruthie) of whom only my Aunt Ruthie is still living, still in North Bergen area.
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My mother's name was Clara Utter, she was William Edward Utter's daughter,her mother was Elsie Menzel. I remember going to visit your mother Alice with my mom when I was a child, I don't remember your father, I guess he was working when we visited. I also remember visiting "little Aunt Lillie" Brown in West New York. I was doing research on my father's side and got nothing, so decided to look further into the "Utter" side. You have given me some information on gggg(?) grandmother Mary, I didn't know her maiden name. I don't have too much information, but what I do have I would be glad to share. I hope to hear from you.

Re: Solomon Utter m. Emeline Fowler NY 1840's? ancestors sought

Barbara_Milazzo — 2008-07-31 22:28:48Z

Hello,

My mother's name was Clara Utter, she was William Edward Utter's daughter,her mother was Elsie Menzel. I remember going to visit your mother Alice with my mom when I was a child, I don't remember your father, I guess he was working when we visited. I also remember visiting "little Aunt Lillie" Brown in West New York. I was doing research on my father's side and got nothing, so decided to look further into the "Utter" side. You have given me some information on gggg(?) grandmother Mary, I didn't know her maiden name. I don't have too much information, but what I do have I would be glad to share. I hope to hear from you.

Velzer (or Velger) Utter living in West Milford Township, New Jersey in 1890

Bob_MacAvoy — 2008-07-18 04:52:47Z

I am searching for the date of death, the burial place, and the military information for Velzer (or Velger) Utter, a Civil War veteran who was living in West Milford Township, Passaic County, New Jersey for the 1890 Veterans Census.

I am not related, just doing Civil War burial research.

Bob

Dr. Albert Utter died 10/17/1894 at Plainfield, New Jersey

Bob_MacAvoy — 2008-07-18 04:49:57Z

I am searching for the burial place of Dr. Albert Utter, a Civil War surgeon. He died in Plainfield, New Jersey on 10/17/1894.

I am not related, just doing Civil War burial research.

Bob

Re: Utter in Cayuga Co, NY, moved to IN

TheTimeAngel — 2008-06-27 20:27:11Z

Hello,
Looking for the Parents and Children / Siblings of the following two boys/men. Thank You Best regards

Are these the children of Russell and Charity Ann (BOLSTER) UTTER ?
Frank N. UTTER d. age 47. December 23, 1924 Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., IN buried Spring Vale Cemetery Lafayette, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, USA m. Oletta/Olieta b. abt 1886
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Ralph G. UTTER d. age 52. October 28, 1927 Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co., IN ? buried Spring Vale Cemetery, Lafayette Tippecanoe County, IN

see:LAFAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER
NEWSPAPER INDEX, 1902-1952
Lafayette, Indiana
----------------------------
Frank and Ralph UTTER
are both listed in the federal Census for 1880:Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana

Father's birthplace: New York
Mother's birthplace: Indiana

Household Members:
Name Age
William Neely b. abt 1838 age 42
Maria E. Neely b. abt 1836 age 44
Alice Neely b. abt 1870 age 10 (dau)
Sarah E. Mc Clung age 23 (works on farm)
Ashley Paxton age 15 (niece of William NEELY)
Elizabeth Mc Broom age 20 (niece of William NEELY and a teacher)
William Marre age 23 (works on farm)
Frank Utter b. abt 1872 age 8 (nephew of William NEELY)
Ralph Utter b. abt 1874 age 6 (nephew of William NEELY)

Re: Utters in MI

JSchmidt1930 — 2008-06-15 22:42:30Z

i si do not know florence(flora) henrietta Utter father name. Her mother was addie feisler who was born in sussex new jersey. any connection?

Re: Utters in MI

denilarue — 2008-06-12 22:45:15Z

My mom's dad was named Frank Utter. He did have a brother too. This Frank was born in Indiana. Would that have been the same Frank Utter?

Re: Genealogy

jolypisn — 2008-05-01 02:11:44Z

Horace, was wondering if you found info on Cyrus and Bessie Utter, as I am also looking for info on them.

Solomon Utter m. Emeline Fowler NY 1840's? ancestors sought

weehawkin — 2008-02-19 20:01:34Z

Researching gggg-grandfather Solomon Utter. My father is descended from his son, William E. Utter born 1860 in NY. In July of 1860 census, my Utter family was living in NY, NY County, NY City. Solomon's occupation was in the clothing line. In 1860, had 5 children (+ William was born in November of that year).

Solomon Utter, 38
Emeline Utter, 32 (nee Fowler)
Melville Utter, 15
Frances (or Francis) Utter, 14
Alice Utter, 5
Ida Utter, 2
Leonora Utter, 1

Any details on Solomon's parentage, Emeline's parentage, marriage, (divorce??) and possible distant relatives out there would be appreciated!

My line is as follows:
Solomon + Emeline = son, William E. Utter
William + Mary Lydecker = daughter, Lillian Utter
Lillian Utter + Robert Brown = daughter, Alice Brown
Alice Brown + Bernardo Winkelmann = son Bernard Winkelmann (my father)

Joseph Utter/Arabella Lamb

rangerrose — 2008-02-14 08:32:45Z

Joseph Utter b Washington Co, NY 1797
Arabella Lamb b Washington Co, NY 1799

Joseph Utter believed to be the son of
either Amos Utter or Benjamin Utter
both of which were in the Granville, Washington
Co, NY area during 1790 thru 1820 time period.
Benjamin D Utter was a recorded land holder in
Granville, Washington Co,NY and had holdings
directly upon the "Grandville River" (was one
name it went by) now known as the Mettowee
River.

1830 & 1840 Census in
Gravnille, Washington Co, NY
4 boys/3 girls

1850 & 1860 Census in
St. Lawrence Co, NY

Children of Joseph Utter & Arabella Lamb
Utter, George b1822
Utter, Thomas b 1825
Utter, Samuel b 1829
Utter, Alice b1831
Utter, Israel b1834
Utter, Mary b1836

Everyone is found in the 1860 census
still in St. Lawrence Co, except for
Samuel and I have not been able to find
him since.

Any information would be greatly
appreciated.

Re: Robert E Utter

rosalie139 — 2008-01-16 00:31:45Z

Dear Gary, I noticed you have A Robert Alva Utter Listed, That is in error, His name is Robert Calvin Utter, I am his wife and that is where the Alva comes in. My name is Alva R Utter. You do have the address correct. Wish we could find family members. His Father was Otto / Addy Utter and Mother was Marie Craft Utter Thank You, Alva Utter.

Re: Robert E Utter

rosalie139 — 2007-11-12 01:17:17Z

My Husband is Robert C Utter, I am his wife Alva. We know very little about his family, His Father Otto /Addy was married to a Marie Craft, they lived in Philly PA. Otto lived with a woman naned Ida until his death in Florida. Otto had a Brother out west(Unknown Name) and a sister in Scranton PA (Unknown Name) My Husband had siblings named Clarence & Kenneth,-Sisters Murial & Francis. Otto was very secretive about his Parents and Siblings. I do have a picture of Otto if you would like to see it. Alva Utter, Spring Hill, Florida.

Re: 10,500 Utters in my files - Gary Utter

bhutchsmith — 2007-10-28 00:48:24Z

greetings,
I have an 1832 Utter Bible.
I am trying to locate descendents of John Utter b 1790 who married Lydia Hammett. They were in the West Chester NY area. I have the names of five sons and daughter.
Are these in your database?
sincerely,
brenda

Re: Martin Wilson Utter

blksmithsdaughter — 2007-10-19 01:47:15Z

Please could you tell me if you have a STELLA V. UTTER b.08-nov-1817 in Mo.need her parents name. she married a SCURLOCK.

Thanking you in advance
Bernie

Re: Lillian Utter, b. abt. 1890

JoySebesta68 — 2007-10-11 17:04:27Z

Hi Sue...My Grandmother was born April 13, 1912 and her name was Georgia Edna Utter. Her father is a mystery. Her mother's real name was Cara, they called her Carrie. I will e-mail you the photo over the weekend. The back of the photo is labeled in Georgia's handwriting..."Velzer Utter's Children and grandchildren" "Georgia Wormuth Mother, Uncle Elsworth and Uncle Arthur, Grandmother, Aunt Alice, U.Simon, Aunt Gertie, Aunt Rosie Riggs, Uncle Bill Riggs" "Cornelia R., Georgie, Carrie, Artie, Henry, Alice all are Utter Children Great Grandmother to Edna Decker"(who was my mother)

Re: Lillian Utter, b. abt. 1890

S_BennettPerkowski — 2007-10-11 02:41:27Z

Hi Joy.

Was your Grandmother Georgia born about 1912? If so, She was Carrie Utter Marshall's mystery daughter. The family called her Georgia Marshall, but she was born years after the Unknown Marshall died.

Her Grandparents would be Velzer Utter and Cornelia Hartman.

I would love to see a copy of the picture and will email you now.

Sue

Re: Lillian Utter, b. abt. 1890

JoySebesta68 — 2007-10-11 01:08:14Z

My grandmother was Georgia Edna Utter..she was the daughter of Cara (Carrie) Utter and came from Uttertown in Upper Greenwood Lake, NJ. Her father is Unknown. Do you have any information on her parentage? I also have OLD pictures of Cara with her mother (who my Grandmother labeled as Velzer?)and other members of the Utter clan. Its scanned into my PC at home if anyone is interested please reply joys5@msn.com and put Utter in your subject...so I know not to delete it.

Re: 'Nicholas Utter of Westerly-R.I.' book

barbaracarr72 — 2007-07-15 18:50:03Z

Hi, Suzanne,

I am interested in your book on the Utters.

Is there any mention of a James Utter, born circa 1814 in NY who married Amanda Beach circa 1848?

They settled in Michigan and had a son, James A Utter, born 1860 and married Lula May Sprague?

Thank you,
Barbara Carr
West Virginia

William Utter (c1750, NY-1826, NJ) m. Jane Russell (c1754, NJ-?)

GailWBailey — 2007-06-17 06:38:16Z

Do you have this line in your files? Does it connect to the Swedish immigrant Nils Mattson Utter?

William Utter b. abt 1750, New York; d. 1826, Vernon, Sussex, New Jersey. Married 4 November 1771, at Christ Church, South Salem, New York to Jane Russell (c 1754, NJ- unknown), daughter of Robert Russell & Mary Kipp.

Children:
1. Joseph Utter. b. abt 1776, West Milford Township,
Passaic, NJ. d. Oct 1849, West Milford, Passaic, NJ.
Married abt 1806 to Rachel Van Zile.
2. John Utter. b. abt 1783, Orange County, New York
d. abt 1850, Trenton, Mercer, New Jersey.
Married abt 1809 to Ann Duncan.
3. Abijah Utter. b. 11 February 1785, New Jersey.
d. 26 October 1854, Vernon, Sussex, New Jersey.
Married to Sarah _____.
4. Rebecca Utter. b. April 1789, New Jersey.
d. 28 August 1882, West Milford, Passaic, New Jersey.
Married abt 1808 in New York to James W. Montross.
(This is my line by daughter Sarah Jane Montross.)
5. Robert Utter. b. 1793, New Jersey.
d. aft 1860, Morgan, Indiana
Married abt 1810 in New Jersey, Sarah ____.
6. Silas Utter. b. 10 May 1795, Newburgh, New York.
d. 25 February 1856, Vernon, Sussex, New Jersey.
Married 30 October 1819 in Warwick, Orange, New York
to Hester Weeden (Her nephew, John M. Weeden is the
first husband of Sarah Jane Montross, daughter of
Rebecca (above).)
7. Ruth Utter. b abt 1801, New Jersey. No further
information.
8. Simeon Utter. b. abt 1806, New Jersey.

Various online trees have William's parentage as either:
(a) Josiah Utter (b. abt 1700) m. Elizabeth Arnold (b.
1715)
(b) William Utter (b 1719, CT) m. Phoebe Brown (1729-1809)
(c) an unknown son of (b) born abt 1740.

I can supply some descendency for (4) Rebecca Utter & (6) Silas Utter.

Pheobe Ann Hall Wagner Utter - which Charles?

S_BennettPerkowski — 2007-06-13 17:40:04Z

I was sorting through some of my Grandparents papers, and found several clippings in an envelope marked "Bennett Family" in my late Grandmother's writing.

One was for an obituary. No date, and no newspaper, although I suspect it was from The Warwick Advertiser. Text as follows:

"Mrs. Charles Utter
NEW MILFORD -- Mrs. Pheobe Ann Wagner Utter died at her home here Friday night after a long illness.
Funeral services were held today at the Lazear Funeral Home, Warwick. The Rev. Seely Quackenbush officiated. Pallbears were John Helt, Percy Helt, Claude House, and James Park. Interment was in the family plot, Ellenville Cemetery.
Mrs. Utter was born in Ellenville October fifth, 1867, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Asa Hall. She was married twice, first to the late George Wagner. Her second husband, Charles Utter survives.
Also surviving are five daughters of her first marriage, Betty, wife of Robert Mueller, and Ethel, wife of Charles Ferguson, both of Summitville, Gladys, wife of Joseph Catone of Franklin, N.J., Lucy, wife of Lester Kelder of Ellenville, and Bertha, wife of Frank DeKay of Warwick; also a sister Mrs. Hattie Clearwater of California; two brothres, Charles Hall of Delaware and James Hall of Harriman; fourteen grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren. "

I am not able to place WHICH Charles Utter was her husband. Can anyone help?