Cushing, Seth
Birth Name | Cushing, Seth 1a 2a |
Gramps ID | I61117 |
Gender | male |
Age at Death | 91 years, 10 months, 27 days |
Events
Event | Date | Place | Description | Notes | Sources |
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Birth [E93440] | 1795-02-05 | Kingston, Mass. |
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Death [E93441] | 1887 | Middlebury, [now Wyoming], New York |
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_FA1 [E93442] | Died in February |
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_FA2 [E93443] | See notes |
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Parents
Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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Father | Cushing, Seth [I61094] | 1762-04-18 | 1835 | |
Mother | Bonney, Hannah [I61115] | 1768 | 1860-06-27 | |
Cushing, Seth [I61117] | 1795-02-05 | 1887 | ||
Sister | Cushing, Hannah [I61118] | 1797 | WFT 1798-1891 | |
Sister | Cushing, Betsey [I61119] | 1799 | WFT 1800-1893 | |
Brother | Cushing, James Everson [I61120] | 1802-06-15 | 1886 | |
Sister | Cushing, Lydia Fearing [I61121] | 1804 | 1862 | |
Sister | Cushing, Mary Thaxter [I61122] | 1806 | WFT 1846-1901 |
Families
  |   | Family of Cushing, Seth and Thomas, Persis Peabody [F21296] | |||||||||||||||
Married | Wife | Thomas, Persis Peabody [I61123] ( * 1795-01-20 + 1878-08-29 ) | |||||||||||||||
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Children |
Name | Birth Date | Death Date |
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Cushing, Charles [I61126] | 1826-09-28 | 1900-10-25 |
Cushing, Thomas Seth [I61128] | 1829-01-03 | 1897-02-17 |
Cushing, Horace Gay [I61129] | 1832-01-29 | WFT 1872-1923 |
Cushing, George Wales [I61130] | 1836-02-08 | 1862-10-29 |
Narrative
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[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 1, Ed. 1, Tree #3857, Date of Import: Oct 22, 1998]
Seth Cushing held the degree of A.M. He went to Middlebury sometime before 1820, and was engaged as a teacher of Languages and Higher Mathematics, in the Middlebury Academy till his death. In consideration of his long and valuable services, the Trustees adopted a resolution that his children should be educated at the Academy free of expense. He was very methodical in all his habits, and was highly respected by all in the community, and by hundreds of students. He was the first classical teacher in the Academy, which was founded in 1817. It was also the first Academy west of the Genessee River. It was patronized by the best families in Western New York, and many of its students attained fame and fortune. The brick building is still standing [1905], and is used as a High School.
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