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64455. Frances V. Dinehart. Born on 4 Mar 1837 in Columbia County, New York. Frances V. died on 28 Jan 1883; she was 45. Buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Penn Yan.
Frances V. married Leander W. Austin, son of Daniel Austin (4 Feb 1807-25 Jul 1892) & Letitia Van Cott (ca 1813-). Born on 11 Apr 1834 in Fishkill, Dutchess County, New York. Leander W. died in Dresden, Yates County, New York, on 2 Oct 1907; he was 73. Buried in Lakeview Cemetery, Penn Yan. Occupation: Carpenter, vineyardist.

1860 Federal Census. Jerusalem, Yates County, New York
Roll 885, page 682
Post Office Branchport
    Daniel Austin, 52, carpenter, $600 real estate, $200 personal estate
    Letitia Austin, 49, domestic
    Leander W. Austin, 24, farm laborer
    Sarah J. Austin, 16, domestic
    John Austin, 15, farm laborer
All were born in New York.

1865 New York Census. Jerusalem, Yates County
Leander Austin, 30, b. Dutchess County, once married, farmer
    Frances V. Austin, 27, wife, b. Columbia County, once married
    Samuel Dinehart, 29, boarder, .b Columbia County, once married, now married, farmer
    Christopher Dinehart, 79, wife’s father, b. Columbia County, once married, farmer
    Mary Dinehart, 66, wife’s mother, b. Columbia County, one married
    Hannah Dinehart, 52, wife’s sister, b. Columbia County, 10 children, once married
    Robie A. Hopkins, 26, boarder, b. Steuben County, single

1870 Federal Census. Jerusalem, Yates County, New York
Roll 1120, pabe 469B
Post Office Italy Hill
    Leander W. Austin, 35, carpenter, $1300 real estate, $400 personal estate
    Frances V. Austin, 33, keeping house
    Lettie M. Austin, 4
All were born in New York. The family of Frances’s brother John C. Dinehart was listed immediately above on the census.

1875 New York Census. Jerusalem, Yates County
Leander W. Austin, 41, b. Yates County, carpenter
    Frances V. Austin, 37, b. Columbia County, housekeeper
    Lettie M. Austin, 8, b. Yates County

1880 Federal Census. Wayne, Steuben County, New York
Roll 934, page 627B
    Leander W. Austin, 40, vinyardest
    Frances V. Austin, 40, keeping house
    Lettie M. Austin, 13
All were born in New York as were their parents.

1892 New York Census. Milo, Yates County
Leander W. Austin, 56, vineyardist
    Augusta N. Austin, 36, housekeeper
    Lavilla H. Clark, 62, housekeeper
All were born in the United States.

1900 Federal Census. Penn Yan, Yates County, New York
Page 3
Elm Street
    Leander Austin, head, b. Apr 1840, 60, m. 15 years
    Augusta Austin, wife, b. May 1855, 45, m. 15 years, no children
Both were born in New York as were their parents.
Their children include:
66876i.
Letty M. Austin (ca 1866-)
64456. Samuel Dinehart. Born on 14 Apr 1840 in Columbia County, New York. Samuel died in Muir, Ionia County, Michigan, on 5 Feb 1913; he was 72. Buried on 8 Feb 1913.

1870 Federal Census. Lyons, Ionia County, Michigan
Roll 676, page 502B
Post office Lyons
    Samuel Danhart, 32, farmer $1200 real estate, $400 personal estate, b. NY
    Robie Danhart, 30, keeping house, b. NY

Michigan Marriages
Return of Marriages in the County of Ionia
    19 Jul 1873, Portland. A.P. Moore, Minister. Witnesses A.P. & Alcesta Furman of Pewamo
    Samuel Dinehart, 32, of Pewamo, b. New York, farmer
    Julia Cook, 2[?], of Pewamo, b. New York

1880 Federal Census. Muir, Ionia County, Michigan
Roll 584, page 198B
    Samuel Dinehart, 41, laborer, b. NY, father b. NY, mother b. Prussia
    Julia Dinehart, 29, wife, keeping house, b. NY, father b. VT, mother b. CT
    Samuil C. Dinehart, 4, son, b. MI, parents b. NY
    Frances J. Dinehart, 1, daughter, b. ditto

1900 Federal Census.Muir, Ionia County, Michigan
Roll 717, page 3A
    Samuel Dinehart, head, b. Apr 1840, 60, m. 27 years, b. NY, [parents’ birth left blank], farmer
    Julia Dinehart, wife. b. Jul 1850, 49, m. 27 years, 5 children, 4 living, b. NY, [parents’ birth left blank]
    Samuel C. Dinehart, son, b. Jan 1876, 24, single, b. MI, parents b. NY, stenographer
    Francis Dinehart, daughter, b. Sep 1881, 18, b. ditto
    N. Bradley Dinehart, son, b. Dec 1883, 16, b. ditto, farm laborer
    Gertrude Dinehart, daughter, b. Jun 1891, 9, b. ditto

1910 Federal Census. Muir, Ionia County, Michigan
Roll 650, page 5A
    Nathaniel [should be Samuel] Dinehart, head, 75, m1. 37 years, b. NY, parents b. NY, farmer, home farm
    Julia Dinehart, wife, m1. 27 years, b. NY, parents b. NY
    Gertrude Dinehart, daughter, single, b. MI, parents b. NY, laborer, home farm

Certificate of Death
http://seekingmichigan.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/...29401coll7/id/738931
Samuel Dinehart, b. 14 Apr 1840, d. 5 Feb 1913 at Lyons Twp., Ionia Co., Michigan, farmer, married, b. Columbia Co., NY, son of Christian Dinehart & Chadwick. Informant Bradley Dinehaart of Muir. Died of cisease of ventral valve of heart. Buried 8 Feb 1913 at Muir.
In 1861 Samuel first married Mary Chisolm in Penn Yan, Yates County, New York.534
In 1865 Samuel second married Rhobie Ann Vaughn, daughter of Henry J. Vaughn (ca 1807-) & Sally Young, in Yates County, New York.534 Born on 24 Jan 1939 in Steuben County, New York. Rhobie Ann died in Hesperia, Newaygo County, Michigan, on 27 Feb 1922. Buried in West Hesperia Cemetery. They were divorced.

Rhobie first married Samuel Deinhart, divorced; second Amasa Deits.

Samuel and Rubby had one child.534

That might be Hannah Dinehart, died 1868 and buried at East Plains Cemetery, Saint Johns, Clinton County, Michigan

1880 Federal Census. Newfield Township, Oceana County, Michigan
Roll 599, page 582C
    Amasa H. Deits, 45, farmer, b. NY, parents b. NY
    Robbie A. Deits, 40, wife, keeping house, b. NY, father b. RI, mother b. NY
    Alfred H. Deits, 12, son, works on farm, b. MI, parents b. NY
    Alonzo H. Deits, 9, son, b. ditto
    Ida V. Deits, 6, daughter, b. ditto

1900 Federal Census. Denver Township, Newaygo County, Michigan
Roll 735, page 1A
    Amassa Deits, head, b. Apr 1835, 65, m. 26 years, b. NY, parents b. NY
    Rhobia Deits, wife, b. Jan 1839, 61, m. 26 years, 2 children, 1 living, b. NY, father b. RI, mother b. NY

1910 Federal Census. Denver Township, Newaygo County, Michigan
Roll 666, page 1A
Green Back
    Rhobie Deits, head, 72, widowed, 2 children, 1 living, b. NY, father b. RI, mother b. NY, laundress, home
    Richard C. Vaughan, brother, 64, widowed, b. ditto, farmier, retired

1920 Federal Census. Newfield Township, Oceana County, Michigan
Roll 786, page 3A
    Will Snow, head, 49, b. MI, parents b. MI, farmer, own farm
    Idaline Snow, wife, 43, b. MI, father b. Germany, mother b. MI
    Rhobie Deits, mother-in-law, 80, widowed, b. MI, father b. RI, mother b. MI

Michigan Death Certificates
Robie Ann Deits, 83, d. 27 Feb 1922, at Hesperia, Oceana County, b. 24 Jan 1839 in Steuben Co., NY, daughter of H.J. Vaughn & Sally Young.
On 19 Jul 1873 when Samuel was 33, he third married Julia Ann Cook, daughter of Emmor K. Cook (ca 1817-1900) & Julia M. Sloan (17 Jun 1816-13 May 1904), in Portland, Ionia County, Michigan. Born on 9 Jul 1850 in Walworth, Wayne County, New York. Julia Ann died in Lyons, Ionia County, Michigan, on 19 Jul 1937; she was 87. Buried in Lyons Township Cemetery.

Although Julia’s obituary clearly states that she was the daughter of Rufus Cook, that is incorrect. It correctly states that “at the age of three years she came with her parents to Michigan, where the family settled in Ronald” but the rest of the paragraph is incorrect as it refers to Rufus Cook who wasn’t her father. Rufus Cook was in Michigan at the time of her birth and never lived in New York. She didn’t move from Ronald to Cook’s Corners, where Rufus was the whole time, but from Ronald to Lyons with the rest of her family. The sentences about her being the daughter of Rufus Cook were apparently inserted by someone who didn’t know her parentage.

1850 Federal Census. Otisco Township, Ionia County, Michigan
Roll 352, page 212A
    Rufas R. Cook, 38, farmer, $6000 real estate, b. CT
    Cordelia W. Cook, 38, b. NY
    Cordelia Tower, 9, b. MI
    Joseph Gage, 22, b. NY
    George Anderson, 22, laborer, b. NY
    Oliver Greeves, 19, laborer, b. NY
    Lyman P. Davis, 22, laborer, b. U.C.[?]

1860 Federal Census. Ronald, Ionia County, Michigan
Roll 546, page 566
Post Office North Plains
    Emma [should be Emmor] K. Cook, 44, farm laborer, b. unknown
    Julia M. Cook, 43, $1500 real estate, $100 personal estate, b. VT
    Alcesta M. Cook, 12, b. NY
    Julia A. Cook, 9, b. MI
    Frederick E. Cook, 7, b. NY
    Alonzo J. Cook, 6, b. MI
    Lucy A. Cook, 2, b. MI

1860 Federal Census. Otisco, Ionia County, Michigan

Roll 546, page 759
    Rufus R. Cook, 48, farmer, $14,000 real estate, $5640 personal estate, b. CT
    Cordelia Cook, 48, b. NY
    Joseph Cook, 18, b. MI
Julia is not listed.

1870 Federal Census. Lyons, Ionia County, Michigan
Roll 676, page 519A
Post Office Muir
    Emmor Cook, 53, farmer, $700 real estate, $200 personal estate, b. NY
    Julia M. Cook, 53, keeping home, b. VT
    Julia A. Cook, 19, b. NY
    Fredrick E. Cook, 17, b. NY
    Alonzo J. Cook, 16, b. MI
Emmor Cook and Rufus Cook seem to be unrelated. Emmor was the son of Joseph and Julanna (Sloan) Cook of New York, while Rufus was the son of Truman and Abia (Bushnell) Cook of Connecticut.

After 1920 Julia was living wher her son Bradley in Lyons.

The Ionia Sentinel-Standard, 23 Aug 1937
    Mrs. Julia Dinehart died at her home north of Muir at 7:00 o'clock Sunday evening, August 22, at the age of 87 years. Her health had not been good for several months, although she was not seriously ill.
    Before her marriage she was Julia A. Cook, born in Oakland county, New York, on July 9, 1850. [There is no Oakland County in New York.] At the age of three years she came with her parents to Michigan, where the family settled in Ronald, but later moved to Cook's Corners, south of Belding, which was named for her father, Rufus R. Cook, who built a tavern when the road was opened in 1846. This became later a stage stop, and the place was named Cook's Corners. Rufus Cook was given charge of the Otisco post office, established at Dickinson in 1838, in 1839 when the office was transferred to Cook’s Corners.
    She was married to Samuel Dinehart July 19, 1873, and lived her entire married life in that community.
    Survivors are two sons, Bradley, with whom she lived at the time of her death, and Samuel, of Detroit; two daughters; Mrs. Frances Lewis, of Monmouth, Ill., and Mrs. Gertrude Keiser, of Pontiac; and five grandchildren.
    Funeral services will be held on Wednesday afternoon, August 25, at 2 o'clock from the home north of Muir.

Lyons Township Cemetery, Lyons, Ionia County, Michigan
    Julia Ann Cook Dinehard, b. 9 Jul 1850, d. 22 Aug 1937
Their children include:
66877i.
Samuel Christian Dinehart (Jan 1876-12 Sep 1955)
66878ii.
Frances J. Dinehart (25 Sep 1878-aft 1944)
66879iii.
Nathan Bradley Dinehart (12 Dec 1881-8 Jun 1960)
66880iv.
Gertrude Henretta Dinehart (Jun 1891-20 Mar 1978)
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