Genealogy of Thomas E Cady - Person Sheet
Genealogy of Thomas E Cady - Person Sheet
NameOrigen Storrs 
Birth8 Jun 1803, Lebanon, Conn.
Death1891, New Milford,Pa.
BurialIn A Small New Medford Cemetery
ReligionLDS B C I E SP SS
FatherCyrenus Woodworth Storrs (1782-1856)
MotherSally Rogers (1783-1868)
Misc. Notes
All his children, except Andrew, went to the far West and presumed to have disappeared except for Zalmom. He was a lifelong farmer
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1840 Census New Milford, Susq.Co. Pa. 2 free white males under 5, 2 free white males 5-10, one free white male 30-40. One free white female 39-40 years of age
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1850 Census, New Milford Twp, Susquehanna Co, Pa. In same house as his father and mother Origin 48, M, Farmer B in Conn,Harriet 42,Born in N.Y.,Andrew 18 B in Pa.,Alexander qge 14 B in Pa., Jeremiah age 11 B in Pa., Russell age 8 B in Pa, Reuben age 7 B in Pa, William age 1 B in Pa.
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1860 Census New Milford Twp Susquehanna Co, Pa. Pg 566,Dwelling 514, FAMILY 505 Origen Storrs 57 Laborer B in Ct, Harriet 52 B in N.Y., Russell age 18 B in Pa. Reuben age 17 B in Pa. William age 11 B in Pa
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1870 Census New Milford, Susq. Co. Pa. Pg 473, Dwelling 287 Famiky 30Origin age 67, Farm Laborer, 520 dollars real estate, 260 dollars personal property B in Ct., Harriet age 62 B in NY. William age 21, farm Laborer B in Pa.
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1880 Census New Milford, Susq. Co. Pa.pg 339,Dwelling 311. Family 325 Origin age 76 Farmer B in Ct.. Harriet age 72, house keeping, B in N.Y. William age 30 son Farmer.B NY, Mary Miller age 59 Servant B NY
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From HISTORY OF NEW MILFORD CENTENIAL COMMITTEE` 1959 - In 1803 Cyrenius Storrs arrived and settled at what was to be known a few years hence as the Great Bend and Cochecton Turnpike. ANOTHER NOTE -Prominent among the settlers of 1803-04 was Cyrenius Storrs who located on the main road southeast of Capt. Leach. Mr Storrs took up a piece of heavily timbered land on the flat just west of the present day Baptist church which years afterwards made a very desirable farm. He died in 1855. His son, Oregin. is still living on Mott hill, a short distance to the westward of the spot where his father settled.
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Origin Storrs in `1826 was accessed for 2 oxen
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1840 Census New Milford, Susq.Co. Pa. 2 free white males under 5, 2 free white males 5-10, one free white male 30-40. One free white female 39-40 years of age
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1850 Census, New Milford Twp, Susquehanna Co, Pa. In same house as his father and mother Origin 48, M, Farmer B in Conn,Harriet 42,Born in N.Y.,Andrew 18 B in Pa.,Alexander qge 14 B in Pa., Jeremiah age 11 B in Pa., Russell age 8 B in Pa, Reuben age 7 B in Pa, William age 1 B in Pa.
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1860 Census New Milford Twp Susquehanna Co, Pa. Pg 566,Dwelling 514, FAMILY 505 Origen Storrs 57 Laborer B in Ct, Harriet 52 B in N.Y., Russell age 18 B in Pa. Reuben age 17 B in Pa. William age 11 B in Pa
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1870 Census New Milford, Susq. Co. Pa. Pg 473, Dwelling 287 Famiky 30Origin age 67, Farm Laborer, 520 dollars real estate, 260 dollars personal property B in Ct., Harriet age 62 B in NY. William age 21, farm Laborer B in Pa.
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1880 Census New Milford, Susq. Co. Pa.pg 339,Dwelling 311. Family 325 Origin age 76 Farmer B in Ct.. Harriet age 72, house keeping, B in N.Y. William age 30 son Farmer.B NY, Mary Miller age 59 Servant B NY
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From HISTORY OF NEW MILFORD CENTENIAL COMMITTEE` 1959 - In 1803 Cyrenius Storrs arrived and settled at what was to be known a few years hence as the Great Bend and Cochecton Turnpike. ANOTHER NOTE -Prominent among the settlers of 1803-04 was Cyrenius Storrs who located on the main road southeast of Capt. Leach. Mr Storrs took up a piece of heavily timbered land on the flat just west of the present day Baptist church which years afterwards made a very desirable farm. He died in 1855. His son, Oregin. is still living on Mott hill, a short distance to the westward of the spot where his father settled.
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Origin Storrs in `1826 was accessed for 2 oxen
Spouses
Birth1808, ,,N.Y.
Death1 Apr 1882, New Milford, Pa.
BurialHallstead. Cemetery
ReligionLDS B E SS
ChildrenAndrew Jackson (1832-1876)
Zalmon (1832-1927)
Alexander (1836-)
Jeremiah (1839-)
E.Russell (1842-)
Reuben (1843-)
William R. (1843-1923)