From a manuscript written by Alice Imogene (Jacobs) Ozmun (1864-1955) entitled "Records of the Osmun and Ozmun Families," Alice records this statement, "From [a letter written by] Dr. Isaac Davis Ozmun comes this story as told to him by his father [William Andrew Jackson Ozmun (1827-1900)]. Two brothers came to Tompkins County in boats. They had a fight with Indians, and his grandfather's brother [John Osmun (1772-1845)] was shot through the body by an arrow but recovered [from his wounds]. These were the [two] brothers, who could not agree on the spelling of the name Ozmun [and both were probably wrong]."
From a manuscript written by Alice Imogene (Jacobs) Ozmun (1864-1955) entitled "Records of the Osmun and Ozmun Families," Alice records this statement, "From [a letter written by] Dr. Isaac Davis Ozmun comes this story as told to him by his father [William Andrew Jackson Ozmun (1827-1900)]. Two brothers came to Tompkins County in boats. They had a fight with Indians, and his grandfather's brother [John Osmun (1772-1845)] was shot through the body by an arrow but recovered [from his wounds]. These were the [two] brothers, who could not agree on the spelling of the name Ozmun [and both were probably wrong]."
Family Members
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Jacob Linderman Osmun
1793–1857
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Catherine Osmun Beardsley
1796–1842
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Osmun Green
1798–1863
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John Osmun Jr
1800–1856
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Israel Osmun
1802–1878
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Ezekiel A. Osmun
1804–1886
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Sarah "Sally" Ozmun Davis
1806–1879
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Abraham "Abram" Osmun
1809–1884
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Oliver H.P. Osmun
1810–1825
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Mary "Polly" Osmun Buzzard
1811–1889
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Isaac Osmun
1814–1884
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Rev William Henry Harrison Osmun Sr
1816–1905
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Almira Osmun Howser
1818–1897
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