CANFIELD, Henry Judson (Honorable)
Husband of Sarah Ruth "Sally" nee FERRIS – m. 7 Apr 1825
Son of Judson and Mabel Ruggles Canfield
B. 4 Jan 1789 in CT
D. 27 Nov 1856 in Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
at 67y 10m 6d
Burial – 29 Nov 1856 Canfield Village Cemetery, Section A Row 01, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Note: He is buried near the Canfield monument; birthdate calculated from death date and age
Republican Sentinel; Canfield, 28 Nov 1856
"Henry J. Canfield – residence this village, 27i, consumption, 69y"
Canfield Twp. Cemetery & Death Records, Mahoning Co. OH, 1983
p. 117 David Simon's Daybooks
"30 Nov 1856 - Yesterday Mr. Henry J. CANFIELD was buried. He died the 27th of consumption, and brought his earthly course to about 69 years."
History of Trumbull and Mahoning County, 1882, Vol I p. 214
"Henry J. Canfield was born in Connecticut. He was son of Judson Canfield, a distinguished lawyer of that State and one of the proprietors of the township of Canfield, Ohio, to which he gave his name. Henry J. graduated at Yale college in 1806, studied law at the celebrated law school of Judge Reeve, in Litchfield, Connecticut, was admitted to the bar in Connecticut, and shortly afterwards came to Canfield, Ohio, to take charge of his father's lands. He was admitted to the bar of Ohio at Warren, devoted some attention to practice, but was principally engaged in farming and land surveying, in which he was skilled. He was a large sheep grower and published a work of great merit on The Sheep. On the organization of Mahoning county in 1846, at the first special court held by the judges, he was appointed clerk pro tem of the court of common pleas, and held the office until the appointment of the clerk for the fall term at the first regular term of the court held May 11th of that year. From his arrival in Ohio his residence was in Canfield. He there died in 1856."
Husband of Sarah Ruth "Sally" nee FERRIS – m. 7 Apr 1825
Son of Judson and Mabel Ruggles Canfield
B. 4 Jan 1789 in CT
D. 27 Nov 1856 in Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
at 67y 10m 6d
Burial – 29 Nov 1856 Canfield Village Cemetery, Section A Row 01, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Note: He is buried near the Canfield monument; birthdate calculated from death date and age
Republican Sentinel; Canfield, 28 Nov 1856
"Henry J. Canfield – residence this village, 27i, consumption, 69y"
Canfield Twp. Cemetery & Death Records, Mahoning Co. OH, 1983
p. 117 David Simon's Daybooks
"30 Nov 1856 - Yesterday Mr. Henry J. CANFIELD was buried. He died the 27th of consumption, and brought his earthly course to about 69 years."
History of Trumbull and Mahoning County, 1882, Vol I p. 214
"Henry J. Canfield was born in Connecticut. He was son of Judson Canfield, a distinguished lawyer of that State and one of the proprietors of the township of Canfield, Ohio, to which he gave his name. Henry J. graduated at Yale college in 1806, studied law at the celebrated law school of Judge Reeve, in Litchfield, Connecticut, was admitted to the bar in Connecticut, and shortly afterwards came to Canfield, Ohio, to take charge of his father's lands. He was admitted to the bar of Ohio at Warren, devoted some attention to practice, but was principally engaged in farming and land surveying, in which he was skilled. He was a large sheep grower and published a work of great merit on The Sheep. On the organization of Mahoning county in 1846, at the first special court held by the judges, he was appointed clerk pro tem of the court of common pleas, and held the office until the appointment of the clerk for the fall term at the first regular term of the court held May 11th of that year. From his arrival in Ohio his residence was in Canfield. He there died in 1856."
CANFIELD, Henry Judson (Honorable)
Husband of Sarah Ruth "Sally" nee FERRIS – m. 7 Apr 1825
Son of Judson and Mabel Ruggles Canfield
B. 4 Jan 1789 in CT
D. 27 Nov 1856 in Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
at 67y 10m 6d
Burial – 29 Nov 1856 Canfield Village Cemetery, Section A Row 01, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Note: He is buried near the Canfield monument; birthdate calculated from death date and age
Republican Sentinel; Canfield, 28 Nov 1856
"Henry J. Canfield – residence this village, 27i, consumption, 69y"
Canfield Twp. Cemetery & Death Records, Mahoning Co. OH, 1983
p. 117 David Simon's Daybooks
"30 Nov 1856 - Yesterday Mr. Henry J. CANFIELD was buried. He died the 27th of consumption, and brought his earthly course to about 69 years."
History of Trumbull and Mahoning County, 1882, Vol I p. 214
"Henry J. Canfield was born in Connecticut. He was son of Judson Canfield, a distinguished lawyer of that State and one of the proprietors of the township of Canfield, Ohio, to which he gave his name. Henry J. graduated at Yale college in 1806, studied law at the celebrated law school of Judge Reeve, in Litchfield, Connecticut, was admitted to the bar in Connecticut, and shortly afterwards came to Canfield, Ohio, to take charge of his father's lands. He was admitted to the bar of Ohio at Warren, devoted some attention to practice, but was principally engaged in farming and land surveying, in which he was skilled. He was a large sheep grower and published a work of great merit on The Sheep. On the organization of Mahoning county in 1846, at the first special court held by the judges, he was appointed clerk pro tem of the court of common pleas, and held the office until the appointment of the clerk for the fall term at the first regular term of the court held May 11th of that year. From his arrival in Ohio his residence was in Canfield. He there died in 1856."
Husband of Sarah Ruth "Sally" nee FERRIS – m. 7 Apr 1825
Son of Judson and Mabel Ruggles Canfield
B. 4 Jan 1789 in CT
D. 27 Nov 1856 in Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
at 67y 10m 6d
Burial – 29 Nov 1856 Canfield Village Cemetery, Section A Row 01, Canfield, Mahoning Co. OH
Note: He is buried near the Canfield monument; birthdate calculated from death date and age
Republican Sentinel; Canfield, 28 Nov 1856
"Henry J. Canfield – residence this village, 27i, consumption, 69y"
Canfield Twp. Cemetery & Death Records, Mahoning Co. OH, 1983
p. 117 David Simon's Daybooks
"30 Nov 1856 - Yesterday Mr. Henry J. CANFIELD was buried. He died the 27th of consumption, and brought his earthly course to about 69 years."
History of Trumbull and Mahoning County, 1882, Vol I p. 214
"Henry J. Canfield was born in Connecticut. He was son of Judson Canfield, a distinguished lawyer of that State and one of the proprietors of the township of Canfield, Ohio, to which he gave his name. Henry J. graduated at Yale college in 1806, studied law at the celebrated law school of Judge Reeve, in Litchfield, Connecticut, was admitted to the bar in Connecticut, and shortly afterwards came to Canfield, Ohio, to take charge of his father's lands. He was admitted to the bar of Ohio at Warren, devoted some attention to practice, but was principally engaged in farming and land surveying, in which he was skilled. He was a large sheep grower and published a work of great merit on The Sheep. On the organization of Mahoning county in 1846, at the first special court held by the judges, he was appointed clerk pro tem of the court of common pleas, and held the office until the appointment of the clerk for the fall term at the first regular term of the court held May 11th of that year. From his arrival in Ohio his residence was in Canfield. He there died in 1856."
Family Members
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
