Salmon A BUELL
Given Name: Salmon
Surname: Buell
Sex: M
Birth: 11 Aug 1794 in Ithaca, New York
Death: 3 Aug 1823 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
_UID: 63B84EEBA64E4FBFA93999B4FE4082B3F87A
Father: Salmon BUELL b: @1750
Mother: Mrs [Buell] b: @1770
Marriage 1 Mrs [Buell] BUELL b: @1800
Married:
Children
Don Carlos BUELL b: 23 Mar 1818 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
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Two brothers who were very influential in the development of the community. They were Salmon A. Buell, born in Ithaca, New York, August 11, 1794, and Perez Barnum Buell, born in Ithaca on June 23, 1796. These brothers were descendants in the seventh generation of William Buell, who came from England to Massachusetts in 1630. Their father was Hon. Salmon Buell, lawyer, judge, and senator.
The brothers came west in search of opportunity and in response to the spirit of migration prevailing at the time. When Perez Barnum was coming through Parkersburg on horseback, he saw a girl riding past him. Both stopped and looked back. She was Eliza Rector. They were married in 1818. Salmon married Eliza Buell, daughter of Timothy Buell of Marietta, on April 13, 1817. They were the parents of Major General Don Carlos Buell.
Soon after their marriages the brothers built a large, square brick house on the river bank opposite the south end of Market Street. The Buell house was the one later known as the Dutton house. Both families lived in this house until the death of Salmon in the cholera epidemic of 1823. About 1835, Perez Barnum built on the hill north of Lowell a log house, which was later weatherboarded by Rev. Samuel Lewis when he added a wing on the lower side for religious meetings.
Given Name: Salmon
Surname: Buell
Sex: M
Birth: 11 Aug 1794 in Ithaca, New York
Death: 3 Aug 1823 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
_UID: 63B84EEBA64E4FBFA93999B4FE4082B3F87A
Father: Salmon BUELL b: @1750
Mother: Mrs [Buell] b: @1770
Marriage 1 Mrs [Buell] BUELL b: @1800
Married:
Children
Don Carlos BUELL b: 23 Mar 1818 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
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Two brothers who were very influential in the development of the community. They were Salmon A. Buell, born in Ithaca, New York, August 11, 1794, and Perez Barnum Buell, born in Ithaca on June 23, 1796. These brothers were descendants in the seventh generation of William Buell, who came from England to Massachusetts in 1630. Their father was Hon. Salmon Buell, lawyer, judge, and senator.
The brothers came west in search of opportunity and in response to the spirit of migration prevailing at the time. When Perez Barnum was coming through Parkersburg on horseback, he saw a girl riding past him. Both stopped and looked back. She was Eliza Rector. They were married in 1818. Salmon married Eliza Buell, daughter of Timothy Buell of Marietta, on April 13, 1817. They were the parents of Major General Don Carlos Buell.
Soon after their marriages the brothers built a large, square brick house on the river bank opposite the south end of Market Street. The Buell house was the one later known as the Dutton house. Both families lived in this house until the death of Salmon in the cholera epidemic of 1823. About 1835, Perez Barnum built on the hill north of Lowell a log house, which was later weatherboarded by Rev. Samuel Lewis when he added a wing on the lower side for religious meetings.
Salmon A BUELL
Given Name: Salmon
Surname: Buell
Sex: M
Birth: 11 Aug 1794 in Ithaca, New York
Death: 3 Aug 1823 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
_UID: 63B84EEBA64E4FBFA93999B4FE4082B3F87A
Father: Salmon BUELL b: @1750
Mother: Mrs [Buell] b: @1770
Marriage 1 Mrs [Buell] BUELL b: @1800
Married:
Children
Don Carlos BUELL b: 23 Mar 1818 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
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Two brothers who were very influential in the development of the community. They were Salmon A. Buell, born in Ithaca, New York, August 11, 1794, and Perez Barnum Buell, born in Ithaca on June 23, 1796. These brothers were descendants in the seventh generation of William Buell, who came from England to Massachusetts in 1630. Their father was Hon. Salmon Buell, lawyer, judge, and senator.
The brothers came west in search of opportunity and in response to the spirit of migration prevailing at the time. When Perez Barnum was coming through Parkersburg on horseback, he saw a girl riding past him. Both stopped and looked back. She was Eliza Rector. They were married in 1818. Salmon married Eliza Buell, daughter of Timothy Buell of Marietta, on April 13, 1817. They were the parents of Major General Don Carlos Buell.
Soon after their marriages the brothers built a large, square brick house on the river bank opposite the south end of Market Street. The Buell house was the one later known as the Dutton house. Both families lived in this house until the death of Salmon in the cholera epidemic of 1823. About 1835, Perez Barnum built on the hill north of Lowell a log house, which was later weatherboarded by Rev. Samuel Lewis when he added a wing on the lower side for religious meetings.
Given Name: Salmon
Surname: Buell
Sex: M
Birth: 11 Aug 1794 in Ithaca, New York
Death: 3 Aug 1823 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
_UID: 63B84EEBA64E4FBFA93999B4FE4082B3F87A
Father: Salmon BUELL b: @1750
Mother: Mrs [Buell] b: @1770
Marriage 1 Mrs [Buell] BUELL b: @1800
Married:
Children
Don Carlos BUELL b: 23 Mar 1818 in Buell's, Lowell Washington Co Ohio
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Two brothers who were very influential in the development of the community. They were Salmon A. Buell, born in Ithaca, New York, August 11, 1794, and Perez Barnum Buell, born in Ithaca on June 23, 1796. These brothers were descendants in the seventh generation of William Buell, who came from England to Massachusetts in 1630. Their father was Hon. Salmon Buell, lawyer, judge, and senator.
The brothers came west in search of opportunity and in response to the spirit of migration prevailing at the time. When Perez Barnum was coming through Parkersburg on horseback, he saw a girl riding past him. Both stopped and looked back. She was Eliza Rector. They were married in 1818. Salmon married Eliza Buell, daughter of Timothy Buell of Marietta, on April 13, 1817. They were the parents of Major General Don Carlos Buell.
Soon after their marriages the brothers built a large, square brick house on the river bank opposite the south end of Market Street. The Buell house was the one later known as the Dutton house. Both families lived in this house until the death of Salmon in the cholera epidemic of 1823. About 1835, Perez Barnum built on the hill north of Lowell a log house, which was later weatherboarded by Rev. Samuel Lewis when he added a wing on the lower side for religious meetings.
Bio by: Bobby and Carol Babin Estes
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A Native of New York, Consort of Eliza Buell, In the 30th year of his age
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