In Jun 1841 Margaret married Marvin Blakesley, son of William Blakesley (24 Jun 1802-ca 1879) & Maria DeGraff (ca 1800-Jun 1875), in Yates County, New York. Born on 19 Jun 1824 in New York. Marvin died in Springport, Jackson County, Michigan, on 8 Nov 1906; he was 82. Buried in Rosehill Cemetery, Eaton Rapids.

1850 Federal Census. Potter, Yates County, New York
Roll 618, page 17A
    Marvin Blakesley, 25, laborer
    Margaret Blakesley, 22
    Peter Blakesley, 4
    George Blakesley, 2
All were born in New York. Margaret’s parents live next door.

1860 Federal Census. Potter, Yates County, New York
Roll 885, page 659
Post Office Branchport
    Marvin Blakesley, 35, farmer, $5000 real estate, $1400 personal estate
    Margaret Blakesley, 32, domestic
    Peter Blakesley, 14
    James Blakesley, 7
    Mary Blakesley, 5
    Robert Blakesley, 25, farm laborer
All were born in New York.

1870 Federal Census. Potter, Yates County, New York
Roll 1120, page 582A
Post Office Rushville
    Marvin Blakesley, 45, farmer, $7000 real estate, $3000 personal estate
    Margaret Blakesley, 42, keeping house
    George H. Blakesley, 22
    James E. Blakesley, 17
    Mary E. Blakesley, 15
All were born in New York.

1900 Federal Census. Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
Roll 709, page 21B
    Mary E. Stevens, head, b. Jul 1856, 43, widowed, 2 children, both living, b. NY, parents b. NY
    Cora M. Wheat, daughter, b. Oct 1878, 21, m. 5 years, 3 children, all living, b. NY, parents b. NY
Roll
    Corinie A. Sisson, daughter, daughter, b. Feb 1880, 20, m. 1 year, no children, b. NY, parents b. NY
Roll
    Marvin D. Blakesley, father, father, b. Jun 1824, 75, m. 54 years, b. NY, father b. VT, mother b. NY
    Margaret J. Blakesley, mother, mother, b. May 1828, 72, m. 54 years, 4 children, 3 living, b. NY, parents b. NY
    Artie M. Wheat, grandson, b. Jan 1896, 4, b. NY, parents b. NY
    Elsie A. Wheat, granddaughter, b. Apr 1897, 3, b. MI, parents b. NY
    Mary Wheat, granddaughter, b. Apr 1900 , 1 month, b. ditto
    Herbert E. Sisson, son-in-law, b. Nov 1871, 28, m. 1 year, b. NY, parents b. NY

Rosehill Cemetery
Eaton Rapids, Eaton County, Michigan
    Marvin D. Blakesley, d. 8 Nov 1906.
    Margaret Dinehart, d. 17 Nov 1903
Plot: Block B - Lot 68

On 1 Jun 1850 Mary E. married Samuel Perry, son of Amos Perry (ca 1800-) & Abigail Clark. Born on 6 Oct 1824 in Massachusetts. Occupation: Wagon maker.

From the History & Directory of Yates Co., Vol. 1, by Stafford Cleveland, pages 383–484.
http://www.newyorkroots.org/yates/jerusalem/jerusalembios.htm
    Amos Perry was a native of Massachusetts, and came to this County at the age of 13 years. He married in 1823, Abigail, sister of Ezekiel Clark, and they settled in 1830 where they have since resided through life, north of the farm of Ezekiel Clark, on lot 55. Mr. Perry was a wagon-maker, and made the first one-horse wagon ever used in Yates County. He followed that trade in Potter (then Middlesex) a number of years; built a saw-mill in Allegany County, and afterwards was a farmer. He was a just and upright man, and in all respects was a good citizen—was inclined to the Quakers in religious faith. Their children are Samuel, Alma, Semantha, Mary Jane, Ezekiel C., and Elizabeth. Samuel married Mary, daughter of Peter J. Dinehart, and resides on a farm adjoining the homestead. Alma is the wife of George T. Millspaugh, of Jerusalem. Semantha is the wife of Abner Gardner Champlin, of West Jerusalem. Mary Jane is the wife of Cyrenus Townsend, of West Jerusalem. Ezekiel C. married Sarah Ann, daughter of Isaac Adams of Jerusalem. They have one child, Anna Bell. Elizabeth is the wife of Daniel Playsted, of Milo. They have three children, Daniel, Frederick, and Eva. Amos Perry died in 1870, aged 70, his wife surviving at the age of 73 years.

On 24 Dec 1856 when James was 20, he married Elizabeth Andrews, daughter of Thomas Jefferson Andrews & Rhoda Ireland, in Potter, Yates County, New York. Born on 11 Mar 1840 in Safford, Onondaga County, New York. Elizabeth died in Potter, Yates County, New York, on 29 Apr 1919; she was 79. Buried in Nettle Valley Cemetery, Potter.

Penn Yan Democrat, 9 May 1919
DINEHART - In Potter, April 29, 1919, Mrs. Elizabeth Dinehart, aged 77 years.  She was a daughter of Thomas and Rhoda Ireland Andrews, and was born in Onondaga county.  She leaves her husband, James Dinehart, and two brothers, Rev. Ray Andrews of  Potter and Rev. Wright Andrews of Mottville, NY. The funeral was held Thursday, Rev. Harry Stubbs, officiating.  Burial in Nettle Valley cemetery.

(Sometimes Elizabeth’s mother is called Hannah Williamson rather than Rhoda Ireland.)

On 26 Sep 1911 Emily C. married Judson Sturdevant, son of Obediah Sturdevant (ca 1825-) & Martha Romine (ca 1820-), in Tompkins County, New York. Born ca 1851 in Owego, Tioga County, New York.

Judson, also called Ralph, Sturdevant.