NEW YORK
1820 & 1825 State
Census Reports
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In the 1820 census males are broken down 0-9, 10-15, 16-18, 19-25, 26-44, 45 and older. Females are divided 0-9, 10-15, 16-25, 26-44, 45 and over.
AARON PUTNAM Watervliet, Albany County
20001 00001.
ELISHA PUTMAN Albany, Albany County
100101 30101. He, Hester Johnson and the family are back from that short sojourn to Troy a few years back. He'll now be here till he dies in 1854. He's number 550.
220110 31310. He is still here and will be till he dies in 1832. His wife Jeanette Angus will be here much longer. He's number 553, a brother of the above Elisha.
SETH PUTNAM Colesville, Broome County
410010 10010. He is a son of Thomas Putnam Jr. number 452D. Seth was born in Springfield, Windsor County Vermont in June of 1787. He bounced back and forth with his family from Springfield to Charlestown, New Hampshire where his father grew up. He married Jane Karr Hall of Ackworth, NH March 8, 1807. He bought land in Concord, Essex County Vermont earlier that year and moved there pretty much as soon as he married. He was in Concord from 1807 through about 1816. He came here by ox wagon in 1817. He will be here until he dies in 1857. This line goes back Seth > Thomas > Thomas 189 > Seth 49 > Thomas > Thomas > John Putnam.
THOMAS PUTNAM Windsor, Broome County
110010 00010. He is a brother of the above Seth Putnam. He is a son of Thomas Putnam Junior and Mary Young. He was born in Charlestown, New Hampshire in August 1789. He went to Concord, Vermont with his brother Seth and was shown with him in the 1810 census. He married Lucy B. Morse there in April 1813. He came to Broome County with Seth and will be here again in 1830. He will then be heading some 50 miles west to Elmira in Chemung County (part of Tioga County until 1836), and be there for the 1840 census. They will remain there, living with their only daughter Eleanor and her Husband George West from about 1845 on. Lucy will die in 1865, Tom in 1879. One of the sons shown here is George, have no clue on the other one; he seems to have died young.
ROSWELL PUTNAM Windsor, Broome County
100110 10200. He is a son of Samuel Putnam and Ruth Spencer. He was born November 13, 1790 in Charlestown, Sullivan County New Hampshire. He is number 1170. His line is Roswell (1170) > Samuel (466) > Timothy (191) > Seth (49) > Thomas > Thomas > John. He married Mary ‘Millie’ Parks in Springfield, Vermont January 22, 1818. He very well may have come here at the same time as his two cousins. They were all in Charlestown together in 1816. The guy shown in his 20s with Roswell is his younger brother Jeremy Putnam number 1174. They'll all be here through the 1850.
PETER PUTMAN Olean, Cattaraugus County
200011 22010. Peter's wife was Mary Walters. They were living in Olean, NY, in 1810. Olean was then a part of Niagara Co., NY. In 1830, Peter was in the same place, but it was called Hindsale, Cattaraugus County NY. As I mentioned, Peter Putman married Mary Walters. The elder person listed in Peter's 1820 household is likely Peter's father John Pottman who was listed in 1810 as living next door to Peter. From the History of Cattaraugus County, Peter Putman arrived in Cattaraugus in 1802 from the Delaware River Country. Peter was born January 7, 1775. History states also that Peter [and a brother] ran a raft of logs down to Ohio, and Peter then returned to Hinsdale, NY, and built a home. In the 1880 census, we find Peter Putman's son also a John states that both his parents were born in Pennsylvania. We know that David Pottman the son of Johannes Pootman of Schenectaday, NY, went to Monmouth County, NJ, near Centerville about 1710 and bought property there from Mathius Cornelise [Van Horne]. This was a Dutch family. David Pottman likely had two sons: John and Victor. Victor Pottman was born about 1721 also likely in Monmouth Co., NJ. Victor Pottman married Margaret Wies and attended the Smithfield Dutch Reformed Church just north of the Delaware River Gap, PA. Victor and Margaret Potman likely had a son Peter born in 1760 who lived in Sussex Co., NJ, in the late 1700's and early 1800s before eventually settling in Yates Co., NY, where he died there about 1835. Victor and Margaret Pottman also seem to have had a son named John Pottman who was the father of Peter Putman/Potman of Hinesdale, NY. John Potman, Victor's assumed son, was listed in the census of Upper Mount Bethel, PA, which was taken about 1780. This was just below the Delaware River Gap. John Potman removed to Nescopack, Luzerne Co., PA, before the 1790 Census and during the 1810 Census was living in Cattaraugus Co., NY, next to Peter Potman. Peter Potman was listed as an local official in Cattaraugus about 1820. Peter Putman/Potman was almost certainly Dutch from Pennsylvania and New Jersey. His father John Pottman/Potman would have descended from Victor Pottman, David Pottman, and then Johannes Pootman and Cornelia Bradt of Schenectady, NY. (A lot of this was written by Mark Putnam, the authority on the New York Dutch line)
AARON PUTMAN Cato, Cayuga County
010010 21010. He'll be in Victory, Cayuga County in 1830 and 1840. Dutch.
JOHN PUTMAN Cato, Cayuga County
000010 200100. He is a brother of the above Aaron. He has just married Eve Lepper from Fonda, Montgomery County. He too will be in Victory in 1830. Then in 1840 in DeWitt, Onondaga County New York and then in Fond do Lac County Wisconsin by 1850 and there till he dies September 16, 1874. His ‘official’ Dutch name is Johnannes Jacobuse John Putman a son of Jacobus Arentse Putman and Sarah Teunise Osterhouldt. He was born September 8, 1792 in Tribes Hill, Montgomery County New York and will die in Lamartine, Fond du Lac County Wisconsin September 16 1874. His wife Eve's name is Aevje Frederickse Lepper born in Fonda, Montgomery County in 1797. They were married in Fonda Montgomery County March 31, 1818. Dutch Folks.
FREDERICK PUTMAN Locke, Cayuga County
100010 10010. He will be in Genoa, Cayuga in 1830 and 1840. He was born in Vermont and his wife's name is Hannah. That's the best I can do at this time.
LEWIS PUTNAM Brutus, Cayuga County
011301 11010. He is number 1722, a son of Asa Putnam (718) and Anna Collins of Brattleboro, Vermont. He was born there August 22, 1769. He married Nancy Wilson on June 11, 1794 in Washington County New York where they were shown in 1800. They came here to Brutus in 1805 and he was one of the first settlers in this area. He will die in Weedsport, Cayuga County on March 18, 1845. Most of his kids will be here in Brutus in 1850 and later. This line is Lewis > Asa > Josiah > Josiah > John > Nathaniel > John.
ABNER PUTMAN Chautauqua, Chautauqua County
100010 10100. They were in Stockton last time, and will be in 1830. All these folks listed as Chautauqua are really in different towns. He is number 1318, a son of William Putnam (530) and Submit Fisk of Sutton, and then Buckland, Massachusetts. Abner was born in Buckland on July 28, 1794. He married Vesta Mallery back in Buckland on April 28, 1818. They will be here all the rest of their lives. This line goes back Abner > William > Elisha > Elisha > Edward > Thomas > John.
ANDREW PUTMAN Chautauqua, Chautauqua County
131201 00001. He is number 1284. He is a son of Andrew
Putnam and Lucy Parks of Sutton, Massachusetts He was born in Winchester, Mass
on March 11, 1769 and died June 14, 1828 here in New York. He married Azuba Stanhope in Greenfield, Mass on December 7, 1791. She
was born November 25, 1770 and will die here January 18, 1864. This line is
Andrew (1284) > Andrew (525) > Elisha > Elisha > Edward > Thomas
> John. Here is some interesting stuff I found on www.findagrave.com obviously written by a
descendant: ҃APT. ANDREW PUTNAM, of Brookfield, Massachusetts, and Stockton, N.
Y., born in Greenfield, 11 March, 1769, died 14 June, 1828. in Stockton,
Chautauqua Co NY Captain in militia. Son of ANDREW PUTNAM, of Greenfield,
Massachusetts, born in Sutton, May, 1742, died in Townsend over 70 years ( a
Schoolmaster and fitted young men for college.) and he married, 10 Jan., 1764,
Lucy PARKS, who died in Townsend. Married at Greenfield, 7 Dec., 1791, Azuba Stanhope, born 25 Nov., 1770, died 18 June, 1864,
daughter of Thomas Stanhope. Their son Gilbert of Stockton was the father of
the late Judge Deloss Putnam. Andrew Jr came to
Stockton/Centralia in 1827
Children;
1, HARRIET, PUTNAM b. Northfield, 28 Oct., 1792; d. 7 Oct., 1880; m. Feb 1813,
Jonathan, son of Jonathan Bugbee, b. Woodstock, CT. b 5/11/1789, died
10/19/1829 both buried Centralia, Cemetery Stockton NY
.Ch.: Andrew P., b. 5 Aug., 1816, Judge L., b. 10 Feb., 1818; d. 9 June, 1888; Darmons; Charity; Jane; Minerva; Harriet BUGBEE
2, NEWELL, b. 28 Feb., 1795. died 3/13/1890 age 95/0/13
1stWife Tacy FENNER died 1/12/1833 Welcome, Son of Tacy and Newell, 8/31/1820, died 10/28/1873 age 52/2/0
2nd wife of Newell, Lucy WINCHELL, 3/15/1806 died 1/12/1897 daughter of Lucy
and Newell Tacy Victoria, 1/25/1839 died ?? Welthy, female no dates Josephine, no dates All buried
Centralia Cemetery
3,GILBERT, b. Brookfield, N. Y., 21 June, 1797 Married in Stockton NY to
Thankful ROGERS,died 3/28 1865 age 64/9/18 son
Calvin, 2/2/1854 age 29/11/7
all buried Centralia Cemetery, Stockton
4,LOVELL, b. Brookfield, N. Y., 4 Dec., 1799; d. of fever, 31 Jan., 1815. The
brothers Gilbert and Newell had the fever also, having contracted it at Crown
Point.
5, HIRAM, b. Brookfield, 30 March, 1802 d 1892. married Zeruiah
LAWRENCE b 1805, d 1892 both buried Ellington Cemetery Chautauqua Co NY
6, OLVIN, b. 27 July, 1804; d. 22 Jan., 1863 Wife Sallie SMITH b. August
13,1813 d. January 10,1890 both in Evergreen Cemetery, Sinclairville
NY
7, OREN, b. 5 Jan., 1807. died 8 /6/ 1894 Town of Ellicott wife Alvira
SCHOFIELD
8, ROYAL, b. 6 June, 1809 Royal8 Putnam (Andrew7, Andrew6, Elisha5, Elisha
(Deacon)4, Edward (Deacon)3, Thomas2, John1) was born June 06, 1809 in
Brookfield Madison Co NY, and died May 08, 1881 in Lewis Burial Ground, Ellery,
Chautauqua Co NY. He married (1) Nellie Haviland. She was born 1818 in NY, and
died 1852 in Lewis Burial Ground, Ellery, Chautauqua Co NY. He married (2)
Almira Emery September 18, 1854. Child of Royal Putnam and Nellie Haviland is:2
i. Lovell Geb9 Putnam, born 1848; died 1862 Feeble
Minded Lewis Burying Ground, Ellery.
TWIN
9, UNION, b. 6 June, 1809 in 1880 is in Yellow Medicine MN Granite Falls
Village Census, married to Chlorinda FROSS DAR files
exist on his daus.
10 WORTHY, b. 11 Oct., 1811 Worthy8 Putnam (Andrew7, Andrew6, Elisha5, Elisha
(Deacon)4, Edward (Deacon)3, Thomas2, John1) was born October 22, 1811 in
Brookfield Madison Co NY, and died April 10, 1887 in Berrien MI. He married (1)
Nancy Sinclair, daughter of Samuel Sinclair and Fanny Edson. She was born March
24, 1806 in Sinclairville NY, chautauqua
Co, and died September 06, 1855 in Sinclairville NY.
He married (2) Mary Elvira Dalyrymple. She was born
in Brookfield Madison Co NY, and died September 17, 1901 in Berrien MI. Nancy
Sinclair: Burial: Evergreeen Cemetery
GILBERT PUTMAN Chautauqua, Chautauqua County
000100 10100. He is one of Andrew's kids. They will all be here through at least the 1850, and his wife will be here in Stockton in the 1860 census. Gilbert was born in Brookfield, Madison County New York on June 21, 1797. His wife is Thankful Rogers. This whole family has been here since 1817.
JOHN PUTMAN Chautauqua, Chautauqua County
101110 53010. He is a son of Jonas Putnam (606). His wife is Sabra Preston. They will be here in the 1830 through 1850 census. Their kids head to Crawford County Pennsylvania shortly and will be there in 1840. In 1860, Sabra is widowed in Westfield, Chautauqua County at age 80 living with her daughter Carolyn and her husband Edwin Edgerton.
RHODA PUTMAN Chautauqua, Chautauqua County
000010 01001. Rhoda is the widow of Jonas Putnam (606). They were in Cayuga County in 1800, and not indexed in 1810. She lives next to her son John.
EPHRAIM (EPHRON) PUTNAM Chautauqua, Chautauqua County
000010 41010. He is another son of Jonas and Rhoda. His wife is Phebe Wilmarth. They will be here again in 1830.
NEWELL PUTMAN Chautauqua, Chautauqua County
100100 00100. He is indexed as Nowles. Another of Andrew's children. He was born in Greenfield, Massachusetts February 28, 1795. His present wife is Tracy Fenner (they were married January 19, 1817), but she will die and he will marry Lucy Winchell here September 10, 1833.
DAVID PUTMAN German, Chenango County
410010 20011. This is David Putman and Mary Cook who were in Madison County in 1810 and will be a few miles away in Cattaraugus County in 1830. He is a son of George David Putman and Mary Ferguson from Montgomery County and then Madison County. Dutch family.
JOHN PUTNAM Greene, Chenango County
120001 00001. He is Johannes Lowys Putman and Elizabeth Vedder. Dutch of course.
HENRY PUTNAM Norwich, Chenango County
100100 00100. He and Nancy are still here in Norwich in 1830.
AARON PUTMAN Plattsburg, Clinton County
100010 30010. He was here in 1810. This is was up in the corner of New York, Vermont and Canada. He is a son of Jacob Putnam (779) of Temple, NH. By 1830, he will be in Warren County and will be there through the 1850 with his wife Mary Case. This line goes back to Jacob 779 > Archelaus 286 > Nathaniel 120 > Benjamin 23 > Nathaniel 5 > John Putnam 1.
ARCHELAUS PUTNAM Peru, Clinton County
200010 10100. His wife is Deborah Kimball. He is another son of Jacob and Mehetable Putnam from Temple, Hillsborough County New Hampshire. They will be here forever. His line is, of course, same as his brother Aaron's. He's named after his grandfather.
CALVIN PUTNAM Truxton, Cortland County
110010 12010. He is number 1851, a son of Nathaniel Putnam and his second wife Phebe Snow. He was born in Wilton, New Hampshire June 8, 1782. His wife was Chloe Chapin who died in 1818. He then married Amy Clark in 1818. She is with him now. He will be here the rest of his life.
PHILIP PUTNAM Homer, Cortland County
100001 12010. He is number 1847, another son of Nathaniel Putnam (762), but with Nathaniel's first wife Mary Eastman. Philip's wife is Anna Brown. He will move near his brother in Truxton, and remain here pretty much forever.
JEREMIAH PUTNAM Kortright, Delaware County
000010 00100. He is number 2207, son of Aaron Putnam (936) and Olive Osborne of Stamford, Fairfield County Connecticut. He married Hannah Roe. They are here in 1830, but I don’t find them in 1840. In 1850 they are in Harpersfield, Delaware County and in 1860 he is in Broome County.
FREDERICK H. PUTMAN Rhinebeck, Dutchess County
100301 014010. He is indexed at Putman but is actually Frederick Quietman born in Germany in 1760 and became a Reverend. He will die here in 1832. Matt Putnam thought I should leave this entry up so no one sees him as a Putman.
ASA PUTNAM Lewis, Essex County
20020 20010. He is a son of Lewis Putnam (1722) and Nancy Wilson. He was born in Hebron, Washington County NY in December 1797. He isn’t married yet, so the other couple with 4 kids is probably his brother Robert. All these folks will be back near their folks in Cayuga County by 1830.
EDWARD PUTNAM Batavia, Genesee County
100130 30110. He is number 1262, a son of Edward Putnam (511) and Mary Mastic of Middleton, Massachusetts and Grafton, Vermont. He was born August 18, 1782 in Grafton. He was a merchant here in Warsaw, and is now a farmer. The line is Edward > Edward > Miles > Edward > Edward > Thomas > John. He will be in Warsaw, Genesee County in 1830 through 1850.
FRANKLIN PUTNAM Bethany, Genesee County
Listing is 31002 00101. He is a son of the following Peter. He was born December 18, 1782, and married Phebe Burroughs. He was here and married in 1810, and will die here December 20, 1826.
PETER PUTNAM Bethany, Genesee County
0113010 00001. He is number 1080, and is actually Peter 2nd. He was born in Danvers, Massachusetts January 15, 1758, a son of Peter Putnam (421) and Lydia Endicott. They were in Vermont in the 1780s and possibly in Clinton County NY in the 1790 census, and here, but in Batavia, in 1810. He is married to Susan Osgood. He will die here in 1821, Susan in 1822. The line is Peter 1080 > Peter 421 > Caleb > John > John >John.
PETER PUTNAM, JR. Bethany, Genesee County
4100201 00100. He is a son of the above Peter. He was born October 21, 1795, and is married to Prudence Johnson.
REUBEN PUTNAM Parma, Genesee County
011201 001100. He is a son of Cornelius Putnam (#339) and Elizabeth Perkins. He was born in Stafford, Tolland County Connecticut on June 30, 1758. He will die here in Parma on March 4, 1838. He married Mahulda Cummings in Connecticut on October 13, 1784, and she died back in Tetford, Vermont in 1816. His son Reuben and his wife Polly Downer are living with him. The other 3 kids are George, Ira and Parks. His kids will head off to Michigan in the 1840s.
STEPHEN PUTNAM Bergen, Genesee County
000010 10100. He is a son of Aaron Putnam and Sarah Colburn of Hanover, New Hampshire, and a grandson of Cornelius Putnam number 339. He is married to Lucy Cobb. He will be here in 1830, as will an older Henry Putnam. In 1840 he will be in Summit County Ohio, back in Genesee County in 1850, and in 1860 in Clarendon County Michigan.
JOHN PUTMAN Danube, Herkimer County
100010 200111 He and wife 26 to 45. He is Johannes Putman and is married to Maria Sager. He will die here in the next decade. Maria will die here July 6, 1822. Dutch folks.
GARRET D. (DERRICK) PUTMAN German Flats, Herkimer County
20010 20100. He was here in 1810 and will be till he dies in 1869. His wife is Cathryn Ann Rynex. His line was given in 1810. Dutch.
200010 30110. He is number 1726, a son of Asa Putnam and Anna Collins. He was born in Brattleboro, Vermont. He was here in 1810 and will still be here in 1860. His line goes back Alfred (1726) > Asa (718) > Josiah > Josiah > John > Nathaniel > John.
JACOB PUTMAN Litchfield, Herkimer County
100011 200101. His wife is Mary Ann, ages are 26 to 45, one son, two daughters. One older male as well probably his father Isaac. He is a son of Isaac according to Warren. They will be here through the 1860.
SOLOMON PUTMAN Litchfield, Herkimer County
200011 421100 He and his wife Margaretta have 2 sons and 7 daughters at home. One older male, Henry, is at home.
JOHN PUTMAN Little Falls, Herkimer County
21001 100101. He is between 26 and 45. He is a son of the next listed David. He was born back in Caughnawaga, and his wife is Catherine Winnie.
DAVID PUTMAN Little Falls, Herkimer County
000001 00201 David and his wife Catherine Ledder are over 45. They have 2 girls 16-26 at home. They were here in 1810. David will die here in 1824.
Listing is 22010 10100. May be a Putman, not sure.
Listing is 010101 40210, He lives 5 houses away from the above Daniel. Again, no idea if a Putman or not.
ASA PUTMAN Newport, Herkimer County
0001000 01021. New Englander. He is a son of the upcoming John and Hannah. He too will be in Mexico, Oswego County in 1830 with his folks.
JOHN PUTMAN Newport, Herkimer County
000001 00101. He is married to Hannah Thomas. He was here in 1810 and will be here for a while, and then go to Mexico, Oswego County and finally to Clayton, Jefferson County until they die in the late 1840s. He is number 1341 a son of Adonijah Putnam (540) and Mary Wilkins from Guilford, Windham County Vermont.
GARDNER PUTNAM Newport, Herkimer County
20001 00010. He is a son of the above John Putnam and Hannah Thomas. He will die in 1827 and his widow, Hannah Janes Putnam, is here in 1830. New England family.
010101 20101. This is Abijah Putnam who will be in nearby Brownsville in 1830 and 1840. He owned lands here in 1817 and in 1825. He is a New Englander, and a son of Tarrant Putnam #342. His wife is Mary Wellington and she will die in the next several years. He will be widowed in Brownsville, Jefferson County in 1930 living with his son John Wellington Putnam. He will die in Brownsville, Jefferson County on October 17, 1849.
110301 12010. He was in Herkimer County in 1800. He is from the Dutch family, and a son of Aaron Putman and Delilah Fox. He married Elizabeth Vrooman. He moved to Canada, but returned to fight for America in the War of 1812. He will move to Niagara County and then on a visit to his son Daniel, will suddenly die at age 70 in the 1840s.
He is a son of John and Hannah Putman. John is Eben's number 1341. He is married to Prudence Allen. This listing was mis-indexed as Pulmer and is next to two Allen families. The listing is 000100 00100. They are here in 1830.
00001 20201. He is number 1898, a son of Archelaus Putnam (769) and Mary Nichols of Wilton, New Hampshire. He was born there May 1, 1789. His wife is Zenia Green. They will be here through the 1850 census.
2010 11010. He is a son of Derrick Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin. He was born in Caughnawaga, Montgomery County July 28, 1795. He married Polly Keller in Caughnawaga in 1814. This line is Simeon > Derrick > Lodowyck A. > Arent J. Johannes Putman.
121210 22110. He is number 1342, a son of Adonijah Putnam (540) and Mary Wilkins. He was born in Guilford, Vermont about 1770-1775. He married Polly Thomas back in Vermont. This is his last appearance, but his sons Ezra and John will be here in 1850. This line is Elihu > Adonijah > Jonathan > Elisha > Edward > Thomas > John.
JOHN PUTNAM Hounsfield, Jefferson County
01001 20010. He should be a son of Uzziel Putnam who was here in 1810, and in Ohio now. He will be here in the 1825 State Census, and in Oswego County in 1830. They will then head out to Cass County Michigan where his brothers are.
AARON PUTNAM Turin, Lewis County
000100 20100. He is Aaron Dickinson Putnam and married to Rebecca Goodenough. He is a son of the following Cornelius Putnam and Elizabeth Davis. He will be in Orleans County in 1830, and then go to fight in Texas and die there in 1838.
CORNELIUS PUTNAM Leyden, Lewis County
010101 01001. Cornelius (3rd) and his wife Lizzie Davis have been here since the early 1800s. I gave the line back in 1810. He will die before 1830. His son Cornelius 4th is now out in Palmyra, Ontario County.
MALACHI PUTNAM Lowville, Lewis County
221101 10010. He is indexed as Walker, but this is indeed Malachi Putnam. In reading the actual census it is Malachi. He was here in 1810, so look at that listing for his line. He is number 1285, a son of Andrew Putnam (525) and Lucy Parks of Sutton, Massachusetts.
ELIJAH PUTNAM Madison, Madison County
130101 12101. He is number 1049, and was here in 1810. See that listing for his lineage. He's a doctor and will be here all his life.
FREDERICK PUTMAN Hamilton, Madison County
000010 40010. This would be Frederick Putnam and his wife Lucretia Ely. He was born in November 1786 in Tolland, Connecticut. According to court records he was illegitimate and appointed to a guardian there in 1801. Charles Putnam and Martha Rose were in Tolland County in the 1780s, and they had a son Frederick who would have been around 23 at the time. He may well have been the father of this one. That family soon moved to Vermont and then to New York State. Just don’t know. This Frederick will be in Genesee County in 1830 and 1840 and then in Clarendon, Orleans County by 1850.
RICHARD (LEWIS) PUTMAN Lenox, Madison County
200010 11010. He is a son of Derrick Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin of Montgomery County. He was born there April 27, 1783. He married Hannah Rudd October 4, 1803. They will be here in 1830, and then head out to Wayne County Michigan about 1834-35, as he has land transactions at that time. He will die in the mid 1840s, and Hannah will be shown as a widow in 1850 in Butler, Wayne County. This line is Lewis > Derrick > Lodowyck (Lewis) > Arent J. > Johannes Putman.
AARON PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
000100 00110. He is a son of John Arent Putman and Magdalena Vischer. They are nearby here. He was born in Tribe's Hill September 2, 1796. He is married to Joanna Neff. They will be here in 1830. His line is Aaron > John A. > Arent V. > Victor J. > Jan Putman.
ARTHUR PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
200010 00010. Haven’t the foggiest idea. Not a common name in either the Dutch or English families.
CALEB PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
410010 00000. Warren had something in his files that he was born about 1780 and his wife was Polly Hall. He was a son of Jacob Putman of Tribes Hill. Nothing more except Polly had married A Gilcrest and died February 5, 1864. Dutch guy.
FREDERICK PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
Nothing found on the page.
FRANCIS J. PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
010010 41011. He is a son of Jacob Johannes Putman and Elizabeth McCarthy. He was born here in the county April 30, 1775. He married Hannah Lepper in Caughnawaga January 17, 1807. They will be here in Amsterdam through the 1850. He will die here February 7, 1857. The line is Francis J. > Jacob J. > Johannes V. > Victor J. > Johannes Putman.
GARRET PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
20100 00010. He is a son of Victor J. Putman and Margaret Putman. Margaret is a daughter of Johannes V. Putman and Annatje Van Antwerp. He was born in Mohawk September 19, 1793, and married Mary Maria Hanson in 1814. They will be here for a while and in 1850 be in Florida, Montgomery County. Garret's line is Garret V. > Jacob V. > Victor J. > Jan.
ISAAC PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
010110 00010. He is a son of David J. Putman and Hannah Van Antwerp. His line is Isaac > David J. > Johannes V. > Victor J. > Johannes or Jan Putman. He married Hannah Paddock. They will be in Amsterdam till the middle 1820s, then in Charlton, Saratoga County in 1830 through the 1850.
JOHN PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
210001 00000. His name would be Johannes Arent Putman. He was born in Tribes Hill on February 27, 1765. He married Magdalena Matilda Visscher in Tribes Hill in the late 1780s. He will die here in 1844. His line is John A. > Arent V. > Victor J. > Jan.
PETER PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
220010 10010. He is Peter Victor Putman, born in Fonda September 18, 1780. He married Maria Lepper in Caughnawaga February 26, 1807. His folks are Victor J. Putman and Margaret Putman. His line is Peter V. > Victor J. > Jacob V. > Victor Janse > Johannes Putman.
VICTOR PUTMAN Amsterdam, Montgomery County
010021 00001. He is a son of Jacob Putman and Annatje (Annie) Newkirk. He was born August 8, 1754 in Tribes Hill, Montgomery County and will die here April 13, 1837. He married Margaret Putman. She was a daughter of Johannes Victor Putman and Annatje Van Antwerp also of Tribes Hill. This line is Victor > Jacob > Victor >Jan.
Something got screwed up in this Census listing. They are not all in Canajoharie, most are in fact in Root and that area. They'll be there in 1830 as they were in 1820.
AARON PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
301110 01010. He is Arent or Aaron L. Putman, a son of Lowys or Lewis Putman and Sarah Van Antwerp. He was born in 1751 (christened July 10, 1751 in Niskayuna, Albany County. He will die in Caughnawaga August 1, 1830. He married Rebecca De Garmo February 28, 1772 in Schenectady. His line is Aaron > Lewis > Cornelius > Jan.
DAVID J. PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
000010 10100. David Johannes and Hannah Van Antwerp. Been here a while. He is a son of Johannes Victor Putman and Sarah Van Eppes. He was born in Schenectady in 1747 and will die here in Montgomery County March 10, 1828. He married Hannah Van Antwerp. His line is David > Johannes > Victor > Jan.
FRANCIS PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
010011 00121. Francis (#796) and Anna Putnam have been over in Cherry Valley, Otsego County since the 1780s. Francis was born in Salem, Massachusetts just before the family moved to Wilton, New Hampshire. The line is Francis (796) > Nathaniel (289) > Nathaniel > Benjamin > Nathaniel > John Putnam.
FREDERICK PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
000210 33110. This should be Frederick Junior and his wife Margarita Barnhardt. He was born about 1775 and was married in the early 1800s. His folks were Frederick Putman and Catherine Pennell. The line goes Frederick > Frederick > Lodowyck > Arent J. > Johannes Putman.
JOHN PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
001101 00001. They will be here in Root in 1830 and in their 60s.
JOHN PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
010010 11010. Probably a son of the above John. He is married to a gal named Elizabeth. By 1830 they will be in Steuben County and will be there through the 1850. John will die in the early 1850s, and Elizabeth will be there through the 1870.
LEWIS PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
010010 11010. They will be here in Root in 1830. He is probably a son of the next Lewis F.
LEWIS F. PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
010011 11110. He could be a son of Frederick Putman and Catherine Pennell from Mohawk.
LODOWIG PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
001101 00121. He is a son of Victor Arent Putman and Maria Schultz (I think). He was born February 17, 1787. His widow Margaret will be here in the 1830 census. The line is Lodowyck or Lodowig (or just Lewis) > Victor A. > Arent V. > Victor J. > Johannes Putman.
PHILIP PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
200010 01010. This Philip is going to be in Openheim in 1830 and then out to Lyme, Jefferson County through the 1850. His age right now is 39 years old now and shown in the 26-44 age grouping. Based on some research, Philip looks to be a son of Aaron Putman and Delilah Fox from Canajoharie. His wife is Lucretia Christina Noble. He was born June 17, 1779 and will die in Three Mile Bay, Jefferson County on May 14, 1879.
PHILIP F. (FREDERICK) PUTMAN Canajoharie, Montgomery County
310002 21011. This is probably Philip and Jane Houck. Philip is a son of Frederick Putman and Catherine Pennel. He was born here May 16, 1772. He married Jane May 25, 1806. The age shown here is consistent with him being 48 years old.
Like the Canajoharie listings, most of these folks are in Glen and that area.
CORNELIUS PUTMAN Charlestown, Montgomery County
100011 11000. He is a son of Hendrick Putman and Maria Quackenbush. He was born here in Glen on August 27, 1796. He married Gazena Visscher Mabie here on October 24, 1820. He's a lawyer, and will be here all his life.
ABRAHAM V. (VICTOR) PUTMAN Charlestown, Montgomery County
000100 11100. He is a son of Victor Cornelius Putman and Anna Garrison. He was born August 28, 1790 and married Maria Vedder September 26, 1813. The line is Abraham V. > Victor C. > Cornelius V. > Victor J. > Johannes Putman.
GARRET PUTMAN Charlestown, Montgomery County
01010 20011. He is Garret Derrick Putman, a son of Derrick Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin. He is married to Catherine Ann Rynex.
JOHN PUTMAN Charlestown, Montgomery County
100201 01010. He would be the John L. Putman here in 1810 and again in 1830.
LEWIS PUTMAN Charlestown, Montgomery County
210210 20010. Lewis or Lowis is a son of Arent L. Putman and Rebecca De Garmo. He was born November 17, 1777 and married Mary ‘Molly’ Schenk April 12, 1799. He will be here in Glen until he dies in 1838.
PETER PUTMAN Charlestown, Montgomery County
000001 00000. Peter Derrick Putman is married to Maria Eacher. He is a son of Derrick Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin
WILLIAM PUTMAN Charlestown, Montgomery County
210110 21010. William Putman is married to Harriet Conyne. He is a son of Henry Putman and Mary Quackenbush. He was listed as number 145 in the Dutch Putman section in Eben's book. Eben didn't have much else on him. William will die here in 1824 and his widow will marry Francis Pruyn in 1827. Matt Putnam figured him out and this is his work. William’s kids were: Henry, born 31 Mar. 1813, Deborah, born 25 Oct. 1815, Peter, born 7 Mar. 1818, Maria, born 26 Mar. 1819, John, born 22 Jan. 1822 and Jacob, born 18 Dec. 1823. William's son John Conyne Putman will be listed in Glen in the 1850 census. Looks like two families listed here. His line is William > Henrick > Cornelius > Victor > Jan. Dutch Putman family.
ABRAHAM PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
200010 11010. They will be here in 1830. Just can’t tag them yet.
AARON PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
10010 12010. He is Aaron Victor Putman, a son of Victor Arent Putman and Maria Schultz. They will be here right through 1850. He was born in Stone Arabia July 2, 1779, and will die here in Johnstown June 4, 1866. He married Maria Hallenbeck in Caughnawaga March 8, 1803. This line goes back Aaron Victor > Victor Arent > Arent Victor > Victor Janse > Johannes Putman.
EDWARD (EBENEZER) G. PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
200010 00100. Indexed as Edward, but has to be Eben. He will be in Herkimer County in 1830. He is a son of Johannes (John) Lewis and Lucy Putman. He was born in Johnstown, Montgomery County August 11, 1788 and married Rebecca Frayer there September 23, 1813. They were in Johnstown in the 1820. I lose him after this. Dutch, the line goes Eben > John L. > Lodowyck (Lewis) & Elizabeth Suits > Arent Janse & Elizabeth Ackerman > Johannes or Jan Putman.
010011 00121. He is a son of Johannes Victor Putman and Annatje Van Antwerp. Francis was born in Tribes Hill in about 1750. He married Anna Dence or Dens on May 2, 1775. His line is Francis (Frans) > Johannes > Victor > Jan. He will be here in 1830.
HENRY PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
130010 30010. He would be one of Peter's Putman's sons. Most of the family left Sussex County New Jersey about 1801-02 and went back up to Yates County NY. They will be here in 1840.
CORNELIUS PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
100001 00101. He was indexed as Horns but looks like Corns. Cornelius Victor was here in 1810. They are here in 1830 and both in their 60s.
JACOB L. PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
000111 00200. His middle initial is ‘M'l so he would be a son of Lodowcyk or Lewis (same name). Best bet is the Lodowyck Putman and Maritje (Mary) Hallenbeck family shown in Mohawk, Montgomery County in the 1790. His dad died in 1812 and his mother will be with them in 1830. His line would be Jacob > Ludwig > David > Arent > Jan.
JOHN PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
100010 00010. He is a son of Johannes and Lucy Putman. He was born in Johnstown December 25, 1794, and married Rebecca Wells April 2, 1818. In about 4 years they will head out to Illinois and settle in Will County. They will be there in 1840 and 1850 and then will go north to Walcott, Rice County Minnesota. They will be there in the 1860 and he will die there September 19, 1864.
JOHN PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
301110 02010. Johannes Victor is a son of Victor Arent Putman and Maria Schultz. Been here most of his life and will be until he dies in 1863. He was born in Stone Arabia December 12, 1877 and married Catarina Hanson on December 5, 1802. This line is John > Victor A. > Arent V. > Victor J. > Johannes or Jan Putman.
JOHN PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
200010 10010. He is John Derrick Putman, a son of Derrick Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin of Johnstown. He was born January 19, 1786 and will die here June 20, 1846. He married Anna Ԏancy’Van Alstyne May 7, 1808.
LODOWYCK PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
Listing is 00001 00010. He is a son of Derrick Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin. He went by the anglicized name of Lewis. He was born April 27, 1783 and married Hannah Rudd in Caughnawaga on October 4, 1803.
LUCY PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
001000 01001. She would be the widow of John or Johannes Lodowyck Putman, son of Lodowyck Arent Putman and Elizabeth Suits. He died here in Johnstown November 25, 1811.
MARGARET PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
000100 00101. She is Margaret Visscher, second wife and now widow of Victor Putman who died here November 9, 1816. Poor gal had only been married a year or so.
PETER PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
10100 10010. He is Peter Derrick Putman, a son of Derrick Richard Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin. He was born in Ephratah, Montgomery County April 1, 1789, and will die here in Fulton County April 2, 1855. He married Maria Eacher in Caughnawaga September 23, 1810.
PETER F. PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
000010 10100. He is Peter Francis Putman and his wife Maria Becker. Peter was a son of Francis Putman and Maria Fonda, and was born in Tribes Hill July 3, 1792. They will be here a while more, then go to Michigan. His line goes back Peter > Francis > Cornelius > Victor > Johannes Putman.
RICHARD PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
000001 00001. This is Derrick Richard Putman. He was called Richard. He is a son of Lodowyck Arent and Elizabeth Suitz (Suitzen). He was born in Johnstown in 1744. He married Neeltje (Nelly) Van Brocklin in Stone Arabia, Albany County October 17, 1767. He will be here until 1833 when he will die in Johnstown, Fulton County. His line is Derrick > Lodowyck > Arent > Jan.
VISSHER (FISHER) PUTMAN Johnstown, Montgomery County
000010 30100. He is a son of John A. Putman and Magdalena Visscher. He was born in Tribes Hill October 29, 1793, and married Jane Ellison August 8, 1816. They will be here in 1830 and he was listed as Fisher. Based on his mom's name I would guess the actual name would be Visscher. He went by Fischer though, and was postmaster here for many years. His line is Fisher or Visscher > John A. > Arent V. > Victor J. > Johannes Putman.
LODOWIG PUTMAN Palatine, Montgomery County
000010 01000.
EDSON PUTMAN Concord, Niagara County
000100 00100. He is a son of Jesse Putnam (788) and Rachel Putnam of Lyndeborough, New Hampshire and then Guilford, Vermont. Rachel (#799) was a daughter of Nathaniel Putnam (289) of Danvers, Mass and then Wilton, New Hampshire. This was Rachel's second marriage (married Timothy Carlton first). He was born November 25, 1797 in Guilford, Vermont. He married Elizabeth Knapp back in Vermont. He is in Pine Grove, Warren County Pennsylvania in 1830 and 1840. He is near his brother Daniel in Pine Grove. He will die there November 10, 1845, Elizabeth about the same time. In 1850 only his kids will be there.
GEORGE PUTMAN Concord, Niagara County
000210 01101. There are several listings in the IGI that he was born in the 1752-1755 time-frame and that he married Mary (Polly) Ferguson in about 1777 in Otsego. George David Putman is a son of David Arent and Elizabeth Putman. Dutch family. They were in Otsego County in 1800 and in Cazenovia, Madison County. He will die here March 14, 1829 at age 79. So, the listing seems to be one column off.
GEORGE PUTMAN, JR. Concord, Niagara County
100010 10100. He lives right next to his dad.
FREDERICK PUTNAM Augusta, Oneida County
011101 00001. He is number 982, son of Charles and Martha Rose Putnam. He was born in Preston, Connecticut August 20, 1762. He has been here since the late 1700s. His wife is Mary King.
000010 000020. She is Martha Rose, the widow of Charles Putnam (385). She lived to be 104 years old. She lives a few doors away from her son Frederick. The son shown here is probably George Putnam (986c). The girls are probably his sisters, Lucy and Martha.
LEWIS PUTNAM Deerfield, Oneida County
200110 21110. Wonder if he is connected to the Nathan Putnam who is here in 1830. At that time, Nathan is in his 30s and could be the second oldest son shown here. In 1830 Nathan heads the family and there is an older woman there who could be Lewis’ widow. Also wonder if Lewis is connected to Nathan number 614 from Sutton. Eben didn’t have much except one of that Nathan's daughters moved to central New York.
DAVID PUTNAM Lee, Oneida County
100010 10010. He was born in Connecticut in 1791. He is a son of David Putnam and Miriam Pease of East Windsor, Connecticut. That David was a son of Cornelius Putnam (339) and Elizabeth Perkins of Sutton, Massachusetts and Stafford, Connecticut. David Senior has been here, in Lee, Oneida County since the 1790s. Dave Junior and his wife Nancy Allcott will be in Lee, Oneida County next, probably taking over his daddy's farm, and he will be there through the 1860 census.
ELIZABETH PUTNAM Rome, Oneida County
302300 12001. She is Elizabeth Rynex, the widow of Caleb Putnam (1085), who died here in 1819.
NATHANIEL PUTNAM Sangerfield, Oneida County
100220 30110. He is number 1489, son of Micah Putnam. He was born in Grafton, Massachusetts on May 7, 1786. He married Betsy Wheeler of Berkshire, New York on July 18, 1811.
DAVID PUTNAM Western, Oneida County
000001 00010. He is David Putnam Senior, son of Cornelius Putnam (339). Been here since the 1790s. He is now widowed as Miriam Pease, his wife, has died November 18, 1802. He too will die before the 1830 census. The kids, David Junior and Ebenezer, will be here through the 1850 and David much longer.
HORACE PUTNAM Western, Oneida County
011210 10110. He is a son of Cornelius Putnam (3rd) and Libby Davis, and another grandson of Cornelius Putnam (339). He was born in Stafford, Connecticut. He married Mary Smith here. He will be here in 1830, and in Rome, Oneida County for the 1840 and 1850 census.
PETER D. (DAVID) PUTNAM Western, Oneida County
111010 30010. Peter Putman is a son of David Johannes Putman and Hannah Van Antwerp. He was born in Montgomery County on March 27, 1789 and will die here in Western in 1864. He married Hannah Adams October 15, 1809. This line is Peter D. > David J. > Johannes V. > Victor J. > Johannes Putman.
JOHN PUTNAM (PULMAN) Spafford, Onondaga County
300100 0010. He lives one house away from the following Salter Pulman, and is probably his son.
SALTER PUTMAN (PULMAN) Spafford, Onondaga County
201110 11010. There was a Salter in 1790 in Albany County who is the guy in Schoharie County now. They are Pulmans or Pullmans. See the Albany 1790 listing. Family originally from Boston and then Rhode Island, and keep getting indexed as Putmans. I’ll keeping them here, as Pulmans, so others don’t get confused.
PERLEY PUTNAM Marcellus, Onondaga County
010101 01210. Been here since the early 1800s. His wife is Polly Symonds. He is a son of Asa Putnam and Anna Collins from Brattleboro Vermont. He is number 1721 in Eben's book. He was born March 10, 1767. Okay, bit of interesting info. Perley's mother Anna married Benjamin Symonds after Asa died. Benjamin had previously been married to Mary Davis and Polly was their daughter. So, in this case Perley married his stepsister. Perley will die here in September 1827 and Polly in October 1834.
CORNELIUS PUTNAM Palmyra, Ontario County
100210 20010. He is Cornelius Putnam the fourth, his wife is Happy Miller. They have been here a few years. Cornelius is a son of Cornelius Putnam 3rd and Ruth Davis. He was born in Stafford, Tolland County Connecticut on February 25, 1786. He came to New York in about 1807 with his folks. The family was in Lewis County NY for the 1810 and 1820 census. Cornelius 4th married his first wife, Happy Miller in Lewis County on March 31, 1810. She will die in 1821, and he will marry Sophia Harris in 1824. She died in 1827 and he married Lucy Price Sherman, a widow, in 1829. She died in 1832 and he married Matilda Bradley on July 15, 1842 in Wayne County which was formed from this part of Ontario County. Cornelius will die in Wayne County on December 2, 1850. This line goes back Cornelius 4th > Cornelius 3rd > Cornelius 2nd (339) > Cornelius (127) > Benjamin > Nathaniel > John.
STEPHEN PUTNAM Palmyra, Ontario County
120010 30010. He is a son of Cornelius Putnam and Libby Davis, and was born in Stafford, Tolland County Connecticut on September 9, 1789. His wife is Dorcas Smith from Massachusetts. They will be in Macedon, Wayne County in 1830. The line is Stephen > Cornelius > Cornelius (339) > Cornelius (127) > Benjamin > Nathaniel > John.
GEORGE PUTNAM Ontario, Ontario County
100010 01011. He was born in Connecticut and was a son of John and Mary Putnam. But I have no idea as to who John was. We think he was the guy in Pittsfield, Mass in 1810, Granville, Massachusetts in 1800, and in Ward, Massachusetts in 1790. The older woman is his mother, Mary. George married Sophia Fairman March 7, 1811. He will be here in 1830 and 1840, but this part of Ontario County will be in the newly formed Wayne County. His widow Sophia will be here in 1850.
JOHN PUTNAM Ontario, Ontario County
010101 31110. He is number 906g, the son of Cornelius Putnam (339) and Elizabeth Perkins. His wife is Prudence Walton. They have been here since the 1790s, and they will be in Wayne County New York in 1830 as this area of Ontario County will be in Wayne County by then. No real move, just the County changed.
PETER PUTNAM Bloomfield, Ontario County
202210 10200. He is number 2442, a son of Caleb Putnam (1085) who was in Rome, Ontario County and just died there May 24, 1819. Peter and his wife Lucinda Eggleston will be in Lockport, Niagara County in 1830 and 1840. Lucinda will be widowed by 1847, and in 1850 be with her son Lafayette in Milwaukee, Wisconsin at age 52 NY.
JOHN PUTNAM Bloomfield, Ontario County
He isn’t listed and may well not be here at all. He is number 1741, a son of John Putnam (725) and Abigail Small of Danvers and then Fitchburg, Massachusetts This John was married to Elizabeth Carlton who died here in 1819. They had at least two sons, Eri Carlton Putnam and John Putnam Junior. John was in Boston in 1810, and in the Jefferson County NY neck of the woods around 1811 or 1812, and then moved out here. He had land transactions here from 1814 through 1819. He may well now be in Canada. He will die in Port Dalhousie, Ontario, Canada about 1830. I’ll just listing him here as he was here around this time.
POLLY PUTNAM Pittsford, Ontario County
010000 20110. She would be Polly Rood, the widow of Reuben Putnam (1739). They were married around 1810 back in Vermont. I think he died here around 1819.
THOMAS PUTNAM Penfield, Ontario County
100100 10010. Best guess is that he is the one who will be in Greece, Monroe County in 1840 and in Orleans, Wayne County by the 1855 State Census. If he is, then he was born in Connecticut according to the 1855 or in Massachusetts according to the 1860. He is the younger brother of George Putnam, who was born in Connecticut and was married to Sophia Fairman. She is widowed there shortly after 1850. We have no ideas as to who their folks were. They seem to be John and Mary Putnam from Ward and Pittsfield, Massachusetts, but have no idea who they are or how the fit in. Thomas married Abigail Grover in Pownal, Bennington County Vermont December 10, 1815.
JEREMIAH PUTNAM Volney, Oswego County
101301 201010. The current thinking is that this is Jedediah Putnam who has just moved out here from Stonington, New London, Connecticut. Eben Putnam stated that Jedediah died in Volney, N.Y. in 1826 and indeed Jedediah is buried here. The family listing matches exactly what Jedediah's family would have looked like in 1820. We think the census taker made an error and wrote "Jeremiah" instead of “Jedediah.” Makes sense but of course we have no way of proving that. In any case Jedediah's sons Samuel C. and Thomas J. will be listed here in Volney in 1830. This New England family's line goes back Jedediah > John > Eleazer > Eleazer > John > John.
AARON D. (DERRICK) PUTNAM Cherry Valley, Otsego County
300001 10211. Aaron is a son of Derrick Putnam. They were here in 1810, and will head out to Michigan in a couple of years and be there by the 1825 state census.
JOHN D. (DAVID) PUTNAM Cherry Valley, Otsego County
200001 22110. Another son of David Putman and Elizabeth Lehrin. He is married to Catalina (Dutch) or Caroline (Anglicized) Winnie. They are also here in 1810.
SAMUEL PUTNAM Cherry Valley, Otsego County
110100 10100. No such animal here. This listing would probably be for David Putman and Hannah Lettis. They were here in 1810 and will be through 1850.
NATHAN PUTMAN Unadilla, Otsego County
110010 310100. Number 2206, a son of Aaron Putnam (936) and Olive Osborne from Fairfield County Connecticut. He was in Delaware County in 1810. He'll be here again in 1830.
DANIEL PUTNAM Richfield, Otsego County
100010 10010. He is number 1334, a son of Joseph Putnam (538) and Tamar Towne. He was born in Sutton, Massachusetts August 30, 1789. He married Clarinda Haskell in Westborough, Massachusetts April 9, 1815. They are in Oneida County in 1830. In 1840 and 1850 they are in Madison County New York. He is or will become a minister.
SIMEON PUTMAN Otsego County
200001 00100. His widow Eleanor will be here in 1830.
MARGARET PUTNAM Lansing, Rensselaer County
000001 00001. She would be the widow of Lewis Putman (551) who has been here since the early 1800s.
ASAPH PUTNAM Moreau, Saratoga County
310010 11010. He is Asaph the third, son of Asaph number 605 and was here in 1810. These folks will be in Plattsburg, Clinton County in 1830.
RHODA PUTNAM Moreau, Saratoga County
000020 00001. She is Rhoda Brown the widow of Asaph Putnam number 605. The two sons at home are Cornelius and Benedict. They will be here in 1830.
BENJAMIN PUTNAM Saratoga, Saratoga County
200110 10110. He is a son of Gideon Putnam (549) and Doanda Risley. He is Benjamin Risley Putnam number 1381. He was born in Rutland, Vermont July 23, 1788 just before the family jumped the border into New York. He married Eunice Morgan here February 2, 1812. He will be here until October 10, 1846 when a horse kicked him in the head and did him in.
LEWIS PUTNAM Saratoga, Saratoga County
10001 00101. Another of Gideon's kids. He is number 1382. He was born here August 17, 1790 and will remain here until he dies of typhoid July 5, 1873. He married Laura Bradley here February 22, 1813, but she will die shortly on September 2, 1820.
ROCKWELL PUTNAM Saratoga, Saratoga County
Listing is 000210 01001. Ah yes, another son of Gideon. He is number 1382, Gideon's son. He is number 1383, born here November 3, 1792, and will be here all his life. He runs a store with his brother Lewis. He will marry Elizabeth H. Peck October 21, 1823. The older gal is his mother Doanda. Dad died in 1812, but mom will hang in until 1835. The others are siblings, his brothers Washington ad Leander and a sister Phila. These last three, along with Rockwell, will get married in the next five years.
DAVID PUTNAM Milton, Saratoga County
100010 10100. He is a son of Jacob Johannes Putman and Elizabeth McCarthy, and was born in Amsterdam. He is married to Anna Vrooman and they will be in Manlius, Onondaga County in 1830 and then in Syracuse till they both die, he in the mid 1860s, she in 1875. Dutch family
110010 21010. He is a question mark. Might even be a New Englander. He will be a town over in Waterloo in 1830 and what looks like his son Norman will be there too.
JOHN PUTNAM Ovid, Seneca County
300010 20010. He is married to Lena Weaver, Dutch line out of Montgomery County. He is a son of Jacob Johannes Putman and Elizabeth McCarthy. Line goes back John > Jacob J. > Johannes Victor > Victor Janse > Jan Putman. He will be in Romulus in 1830.
SARAH PUTNAM Romulus, Seneca County
001100 12110. She is Sarah Dunn, the widow of Henry Putman. They were in Ovid in 1810. Dutch family out of New Jersey. Her eldest son John is now in Michigan, and Sarah will go there shortly with her daughter who is about to marry Jacob Burton. Sarah will be in Lockport, Niagara County in 1830, then ‘missing’ in 1840 and in Clarence, Erie County in 1850
AARON L. PUTMAN Duanesburg, Schenectady County
000001 00001. This is Arent Lewis Putman and his wife Rebecca DeGarmo. He was born in Schenectady, but has spent his life in Caughnawaga, Montgomery County. He will return there and die August 1, 1830.
MATTHEW PUTMAN Duanesburg, Schenectady County
302211 20111. He is a son of Arent (Aaron) Lewis Putman and Rebecca DeGarmo. He was born in Schenectady, married Nancy Ann Vedder in Montgomery County on March 8, 1810. His line is Matthew > Arent (Aaron) > Lowys (Lewis) > Cornelius J. > Johannes Putman. They were here in 1830 and 1840.
CORNELIUS PUTMAN Glenville, Schenectady County
110111 10111. Again, a son of Teunis Putman. He will be here in 1830 living with his son John Baptiste. Line is Cornelius > Teunis > Cornelius > Jan.
HARMAN PUTMAN Niskayuna, Schenectady County
300010 00100. He is a son of Johannes Putman and Elizabeth Vedder, and was born here April 29, 1787, and will die here May 15, 1847. He married Margaret Wheaton in 1812, but she died in 1822 and he never remarried. He doesn’t make the index for 1830, but is here and will be shown again in the 1840. His line is Harmon > Johannes > Louis > Cornelius > Johannes or Jan.
VICTOR PUTMAN Niskayuna, Schenectady County
001120 10110. His wife is Catherine Van Vranken. He is a son of Jacob J. Putman and Elizabeth McCarthy. He was born August 22, 1778 here in Schenectady. His line is Victor J. > Jacob J. > Johannes V. > Victor J. > Jan.
AARON PUTMAN Rotterdam, Schenectady County
230011 20111. Aaron Johannes and his second wife Catalina Van Schaick. Born here and will be here till he dies in 1830. Some of these sons will start popping up on their own by 1830. The eldest shown here is Johannes or John.
CLARA PUTMAN Schenectady, Schenectady County
010000 00101. She was widowed here in 1810 and will be still widowed and here in 1830. She should be Catalyntje Brandt, second wife and now widow of Christiaan Chester Putman. They were in Saratoga County in 1800.
ARCHIBALD PUTMAN (PULMAN) Middleburg, Schoharie County
010010 10010. These next three guys are actually Pullmans, and indexed as such in other years. Just leaving them here in case you get confused like I did. He'll be in Albany County in 1830.
DARIUS PUTMAN (PULMAN) Middleburg, Schoharie County
200110 00010. Ditto, a Pullman. He'll be in Wayne County in 1830.
SALTER PUTMAN (PULMAN) Middleburg, Schoharie County
100110 10110. Ditto, a Pullman or Pulman. There is another Salter Pulman in Onondaga County as well.
JOHN L. (LOCKE) PUTMAN Summit, Schoharie County
300010 10010. In 1830, there will be a John L. Putnam in Sharon, Schoharie County who is then in his 20s. This is probably him as well. John Locke is the son of Josiah Putnam (1725) and Susan Dickerman. His wife is Phebe Town.
JOSIAH PUTMAN Sharon, Schoharie County
200010 20110. He is number 1725, a son of Asa Putnam (718) and Anna Collins of Danvers, Massachusetts and then Brattleboro, Vermont. He was born in Danvers August 1, 1781, and married Susan Willard Dickerman in Brattleboro February 2, 1804. They will be a while, move to Montgomery County by the 1830, then go back to Brattleboro. This line goes back from Asa (718) > Josiah > Josiah > John > Nathaniel > John. The next two guys are brothers.
LUEL (SEWELL) PUTMAN Sharon, Schoharie County
110020 40011. He is number 1727, born in Danvers September 23, 1786. He married Rebecca Shepard in Vermont. They were in Norwich, Chenango County in 1810, and they will be in Deerfield, Oneida County by 1830. His line is Sewell > Asa (718) > Josiah > Josiah > John > Nathaniel > John.
PETER PUTMAN (UTMAN) Sharon, Schoharie County
421101 11001. He lives near Josiah, but I can’t see any relationship. Same with the next two guys. Matt Putnam looked up these three families, and they are actually Utmans. They were here in 1810 and were indexed as Utman then. I’ll leaving these three here in case someone else gets confused, but they are NOT Putmans, unless possibly part of the Dutch Putmans with a lisp or something.
JACOB PUTMAN (UTMAN) Sharon, Schoharie County
310101 12210. Ditto the above comment.
JOHN PUTMAN (UTMAN) Sharon, Schoharie County
210103 21111. Ditto the above comment.
SETH PUTMAN Hopkinton, St. Lawrence County
100010 30010. He's number 1108, a son of Seth Putnam and Dolly Holden from Middlesex, Vermont. This line goes Seth 1108 > Seth 444 > Ebenezer 184 > Seth > Thomas > Thomas > John. He'll be here in 1830 through 1850.
ANDREW PUTMAN Wayne, Steuben County
100100 00100. He is the second eldest son of the next listed John and Jane Putman. They will be here through the 1850. His wife Submit Caswell is originally from Massachusetts.
JOHN PUTMAN Wayne, Steuben County
120001 01010. He is a son of John and Sina Putman of Sussex County New Jersey. He was born in 1774. His wife is named Jane Stull. They will be here in 1830 through 1850. This is a Dutch Putman family. This line is John > John > John> David > Jan or Johannes Putman.
JOHN PUTMAN Wayne, Steuben County
300010 10110. He is a son of the following Peter Putman and Sarah Kinnan. His wife is Sarah Martin. They will be here in 1830, and then head off into Canada. They will be in Middleton Township, Norfolk County Ontario in the mid 1830s. He will be naturalized there in 1848. They are shown there in the 1851 census.
PETER PUTMAN Wayne, Steuben County
000011 00001. Peter was a son of Victor Putman and Margaret Weis, and was born in 1760 in Sussex County New Jersey. His grandfather David had moved to New Jersey from Albany County New York very early on. Dutch family. Peter served in the Revolution there, fought at Monmouth. He married Sarah Mary Kinnan in Wantage, Sussex County New Jersey March 20, 1780. They came back to New York in the early 1800s, and moved out west to this neck of the wood. Peter will move 15 miles to Barrington in the next few years and will remain there. He will die in Barrington (Yates County by that time) on October 3, 1835. Dutch line Peter > Victor > David > Johannes Putman.
PETER PUTMAN Wayne, Steuben County
400010. 10110. Peter Junior is a son of the above Peter and Sarah. He is married to Margaret Saunders. Dutch of course.
VICTOR PUTMAN Wayne, Steuben County
300010 10010. He is the eldest son of the above Peter. He was born October 26, 1782 in Walpack, Sussex County NJ. They will be listed in Yates County (formed from here in 1826) in the 1830 census. I don’t find them in 1840.
AARON PUTNAM Bolton, Warren County
200010 21010. He should be Aaron Wilkins Putnam (1260), a son of Aaron Putnam (509) born in Grafton, Vermont. He is married to Eunice Tooley. He is probably the guy that was in Fort Ann, Washington County in 1810. Ages and kids tie in perfectly. He misses the 1830, but his son Jefferson is here in 1840. The other son shown here is Thomas.
PARKS PUTNAM Bolton, Warren County
000011 00001. He is a son of Asaph Putnam (221) and Sarah Park. He was born in Sutton, Massachusetts July 7, 1756, and moved with his folks to Saratoga, New York right after the Revolution. He married Sarah Chapman. His line is Parks > Asaph > Isaac > Edward > Thomas > John Putnam. See his and Asaph's listing in 1790 in Albany County.
JONAS PUTMAN Bolton, Warren County
000010 10100. He is number 1696, a son of Daniel Putnam (705) and Kezia Pollard of Ashburnham, Massachusetts and then Windham, Vermont. He was born in Ashburnham September 7, 1792, and married Sally Ward of Chester, Vermont. They will be here a while, return for a couple of years to Vermont, and then be in Washington County New York in 1830.
ASA PUTNAM Easton, Washington County
302210 10010. We are working on him. Current thinking is that he is a son of Aaron Putnam (791) and Phebe Farnum from Lyndeborough, New Hampshire, or at least a very close cousin.
JACOB PUTMAN Greenwich, Washington County
0101 3010/ This is a black family. He is listed as ‘Free Colored.’ All Negros are listed this way in the census as most were still slaves down South.
ISRAEL PUTNAM Hartford, Washington County
100010 20110. He is number 2132, a son of Eleazer Porter Putnam (895) and Rebecca Smith of Newbury, Orange County Vermont. Israel was born in Danvers March 25, 1785, but moved to Vermont when he was five. He studied medicine at Middlebury College in Vermont and came out here a couple of years ago. He married Charlotta Safford in Fair Haven, Vermont and the family will be back there in Rutland County in 1830. He will move back to Sheldon, New York where he will die December 10, 1835. Charlotta will then take the kids back to Boston where she will die in 1860.
Indexed as Patman, but is Peter Putnam (#1286) and Susannah Keep. They are from Townsend, Massachusetts and were in St. Johnsbury, Vermont in 1810. They got here in 1816. They will move out to Cayuga County where Susannah will die in 1827. He will then be in Athens, Calhoun County Michigan where he will die February 28, 1847. The listing is 21111 03001. The kids are all there in 1850.
HENRY PUTNAM White Creek, Washington County
200010 10100. He is indexed as Patnam. We think he is a son of the elusive John and Mary Putnam from Ward and Pittsfield, Massachusetts. He married Sally Stockwell just across the border in Pownal, Vermont in 1818. His brother Thomas married Abigail Grover there in 1815 as well.
JOHN P. (POPE) PUTNAM White Creek, Washington County
The listing was all blank. He is number 691, a son of Peter Schuyler Putnam (250) and Lucy Frink of Pomfret, Connecticut. He was born there May 9, 1786. He moved to Williamstown, Massachusetts as a child when his father took over management of the Mansion House Inn. John graduated from Williams College there and then went to Albany to study law. He moved here shortly afterwards, and was single here in 1810. He married Elizabeth Dorr in Cambridge on January 5, 1813. He will move to Cambridge, Washington County practice law and die there October 10, 1867. They had one child who died in infancy, and adopted a daughter Mary.
Matt Putnam found bits and pieces of the 1825 State Census and nailed every single one.
EPHRON PUTNAM
Ellery, Chautauqua County
Ephron’s household has 2 males and 3 females. He is a son of Jonas (606) and Rhoda Putnam. His wife is Phebe Wilmarth. He was here in 1820 and will be here until he dies on 22 Jan. 1839. New England family.
JOHN PUTNAM
Ellery, Chautauqua County
John’s household has 2 males and 7 females. He is a son of Jonas (606) and Rhoda Putnam. His wife is Sabra Preston. He was here in 1820 and will be here up through the 1855. New England family.
LEONARD PUTNAM
Ellery, Chautauqua County
Leonard’s household has 2 males and I female. He is a son of the above John Putnam and Sabra Preston. His wife is Sarah Kelley. He will next appear in Rome, Crawford County, Pennsylvania in the 1840 census. New England family.
RHODA PUTNAM
Ellery, Chautauqua County
Rhoda’s household has 1 male and 2 females. She is the widow of Jonas Putnam who was in Saratoga, Albany County in 1790 and Scipio, Cayuga County in 1800. Jonas died soon after that and Rhoda and her adult sons John and Ephron all moved out here to Chautauqua County before 1810. Her third adult son Joel is living with her right now. Rhoda will die here on 18 Jul 1825 not long after this census is taken. We still don’t know her last name after all these years. New England family.
ELIHU PUTNAM
Adams, Jefferson County
Elihu’s household has 3 males and 5 females. He is number 1342, a son of Adonijah Putnam (540) and Mary Wilkins. His wife is Polly Thomas. He was here in 1820 but it appears that he dies before he 1830. New England family.
EZRA PUTNAM Adams,
Jefferson County
Ezra’s household has 2 males and 1 female. He is a son of the above Elihu Putnam and Polly Thomas. His wife is Lois Thomas. They will be in Ellisburg in 1830 and will then return to Adams where they will stay. New England family.
ABIJAH PUTNAM
Brownville, Jefferson County
Abijah’s household has 2 males and 3 females. He is a son of Tarrant Putnam number 342 and Esther (or Easter) Foster. We don’t know the name of Abijah’s wife. Abijah was here in Lyme in 1820 but was listed as “Abigail.” This is the last time we will see Abijah in the census but he will actually be around until he dies here in the County Almshouse on October 17, 1849. New England family.
JOHN PUTNAM
Brownville, Jefferson County
John’s household has 4 males and 4 females. He is John Willington Putnam and is a son of the above Abijah. His wife is Minerva Cleveland. He was in North East, Erie County, Pennsylvania in 1820. He will be here in Brownville again in 1830 and 1835. New England family.
PARLEY PUTNAM
Brownville, Jefferson County
Parley’s household has 3 males and 2 females. He is a son of John Putnam number 1341 and Hannah Thomas. His wife is Prudence Allen. Parley was here in Lyme in 1820 and will be back there in time for the 1830. New England family.
DANIEL PUTNAM
Brownville, Jefferson County
Daniel’s household has 2 males and 2 females. Unlike the rest of the folks here in Jefferson County he is a member of the Dutch Putman family. He is a son of Christopher Putman and Elizabeth Vrooman. His wife is Sarah Renshaw. Daniel was here in Lyme in 1820 and will be back there in the 1830. Dutch Family.
JOHN PUTNAM
Hounsfield, Jefferson County
John’s household has 1 male and 3 females. He should be a son of Uzziel Putnam Jr. number 1828 and Molly Trask. Uzziel was here in 1810 but has now headed out west and is in Sandusky County, Ohio. It looks like John stayed behind on the old farm and was here in 1820. By 1830 John will be in New Haven, Oswego County. His wife is named Wealthy but we don’t know her last name. New England family.
SAMUEL PUTNAM
Orleans, Jefferson County
Samuel’s household has 5 males and 3 females. He is number 1898, a son of Archelaus Putnam and Mary Nichols. His wife is Zeruah Green. He was here in Rodman in 1820 and will be back there in 1830. New England family.
SIMEON PUTNAM
Philadelphia, Jefferson County
Simeon’s household has 3 males and 5 females. He is a son of Derrick Putman and Nellie Van Brocklin. His wife is Polly Keller. He was here in Antwerp in 1820 and will be in Ephrata, Montgomery County by 1830. Dutch Family.
MALACHI PUTNAM
Rodman, Jefferson County
Malachi’s household has 6 males and 3 females. He was indexed as just “M.” He is number 1285, a son of Andrew Putnam and Lucy Parks. His wife is Sarah Blount. He was listed here in 1820 in Lowville and will be in Henderson in 1830. New England family.
ELIJAH PUTNAM
Watertown, Jefferson County
Elijah’s household has 3 males and 1 female. He should be the son of Moses Putnam and Mary Allen who are here in Watertown as well. Elijah was born on 16 Jul. 1790 in Sutton, Massachusetts and married Paris Livermore on 18 Apr. 1819 in Auburn, Massachusetts. They were in Ward, Worcester County, Massachusetts in 1820 but have since moved out here with Elijah’s parents. The two boys enumerated with Elijah are sons Loomis Lauren (born about 1821) and Brigham (born May 1824). They will be in Westmoreland, Oneida County in 1830 and then in the own of Vienna, Oneida County up through the 1870 census. New England family.
MOSES PUTNAM
Watertown, Jefferson County
Moses’ household has 2 males and 2 females. He is number 2150, a son of Moses Putnam and Mary Allen. His wife is Lavinia Livermore. Moses will be here again in Watertown in 1820 and will be through the 1850 census. New England family.
JOHN PUTMAN
Hector, Tompkins County
John’s household has 3 males and 3 females. He will be here again in 1830. We’re not sure who John is. Probably a member of the Dutch family but that is just a guess.
JACOB PUTNAM Greenwich, Washington County
Jacob’s household has 3 males and 5 females. This family included “5 persons of color not taxed” and appear to have been a Black family.
ISRAEL
PUTNAM Hartford, Washington County
Israel’s household has 5 males and 5 females. He is number 2132, a son of Eleazer Porter Putnam (895) and Rebecca Smith of Newbury, Orange County Vermont. His wife is Charlotte Safford. He was here in 1820 and will be in Fair Haven, Rutland County, Vermont by the 1830. New England family.
JOHN P.
PUTNAM White Creek, Washington County
John Pope’s household has 1 male and 2 females. He is number 691, a son of Peter Schuyler Putnam (250) and Lucy Frink of Pomfret, Connecticut. His wife is Elizabeth Dorr. He was here in 1820 and will be again in 1830. New England family.