Amaziah & Lucy Payn
Immediate Family Genealogy
Amaziah PAYN (1771 Dec 11 - 1854 Feb
9) g.15
Known As See
Notes, below
Born New York (the state)
Occupation Silversmith
Notes He "owned several farms in
New York State in Shadack and Albany. At one time he owned
slaves. He wrote for magazines and sermons along the line of
Universalism. His discourse on 'Temperance' was written in
1831."
Died Akron, Ohio (Summit County)
Parents
Father Ephraim
PAYN (b. - d.) g.14
Mother Esther "Mrs. Payn" [p]
(b. - d.) g.14
Notes Her name appears as Ester in
some records. They had 12 children (see Notes, below).
First Marriage 1791 Nov 10
Eve MANZER (b. - 1793 Nov 13) g.15
Known
As The same record shows "(or MANSEY)"
Children with First Wife
Number At
least 1 (see Notes, below)
Second Marriage
1801 Oct 11
Lucy KNAPP (1778 Jan 5 - d.) g.15
Children with Second Wife
Number 7,
listed chronologically (see also Notes, below)
Angeline PAYN (1808 Sep
24 - 1879 Jul 13) g.16
Marriage John
BYERS (b. - 1886 Jul 31) g.16
Notes John
was born in Aberdeen, Scotland. He was a stone mason in Akron,
Ohio (Summit County). Angeline died of "nervous prostration" and
John
died of "paralysis-old age." Both are buried in Glendale
Cemetery,
Akron,
Ohio (Summit County).
Children None
George
Washington PAYN (1812 Feb 8 -
1854 Mar 22) g.16
Notes
Payn genealogy records consistently spell the
name PAYN. Most Tucker records and some Harrington records spell
it PAYNE.
The
publisher has the names and some
details for other descendants of Ephraim Payn that are not on this
website yet, as well as for descendants of Amaziah Payn and his 2 wives.
References
Sources CST,
CTD (Glendale & charts), GEP