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- Joseph CODDINGTON 124,236,238
Born: 26 Feb 1756 236,238,472
Marriage (1): Elizabeth JONES on 11 Apr 1781 in Goshen, Orange Co., New York, USA 1981,1982,1983
Marriage (2): Eunice MOTT on 23 Feb 1786 in Goshen, Orange Co., New York, USA 124,1981,2886
Died: After 1843 124
General Notes:
Joseph served in the New York State Militia during the Revolutionary War.
The 1820 census lists Joseph, Henry, Samuel, and Sarah Coddington (widow) in the townships of Lake and Union in Logan Co., Ohio. Only this known Joseph Coddington had sons named Henry and Samuel with correct age ranges as indicated by the census. However, many details of the enumerations do not match known facts, and Sarah Coddington (widow) is completely unexplained.
Nevertheless, this migration from (and return to) New York seems likely because Joseph married both his wives in the Town of Goshen in Orange Co., New York. Also in that town lived a family named Krouskop, and Joseph and a John Krouskop served as jurors together. George Krouskop Jr. married Sarah, possibly Covington/Corrington. George Jr. was apparently a storekeeper, and a Joseph Coddington had credit with him. In about 1813, the Krouskops did remove to Logan Co. Ohio., where that family and Joseph Coddington are adjacent on the 1820 census. On the 1800 Colchester, Delaware Co. census a Joseph Coddington is adjacent to George and John Krouskop.
Joseph and William Coddington appear on the list of the poll book for an election in Lake Twp, in 1818. Joseph had two sons named William, the first born abt 1776 by a previous wife, and the second in 1795, thus more likely to have accompanied Joseph to Ohio, but he is not a head of household in Logan Co. on the 1820 census.
In addition, Joseph and William Coddington also voted in Jefferson Twp. on 14 Mar 1818.
On the whole, it seems possible that Joseph and his sons Henry, William, and Samuel moved briefly to Ohio between 1813 and 1830 (no Coddingtons in Logan Co. in 1830).
In the "History of Delaware County" W. W. Munsell says, "At the first election in the town, then Colchester, there were but two Democratic voters -- Edward Doyle and one Joseph Coddington, who had two sons, Thomas and William." 448,2887,2888,2889
Noted events in his life were:
• Military: Ulster Co., Second Regiment under Col. James McClaghry, 1776-1781, , Ulster Co., New York, USA. 315 This record may apply to Joseph 1762, son of Christopher, 1731.
• He appeared on the census on 3 Jan 1791 in Middletown, Orange Co., New York, USA. 124,236,2890 Males: 1 >16 (Joseph), 1 < 16 (Benjamin). Females: 4 (Eunice, 3 unexplained).
• Fact: Juror, 1798, 1798, , Delaware Co., New York, USA. 2891
• Fact: Juror, 1799, 1799, , Delaware Co., New York, USA. 2891
• Witness: will of Francis Craig, 23 Aug 1799, Wallkill, Orange Co., New York, USA. 2892
• He appeared on the census in 1800 in Wallkill, Orange Co., New York, USA. 2893 Males: 2 <10 (William, Samuel), 1 10-15 (Henry), 1 26-44 (Joseph). Females: 2 <10 (unexplained), 2 10-15 (unexplained), 1 26-44 (Eunice).
• He appeared on the census in 1800 in Colchester, Delaware Co., New York, USA. 2894 Males: 2 <10 (William, Samuel), 1 16-25 (Benjamin), 1 >45 (Joseph). Females 2 <10 (unexplained), 2 10-15 (unexplained), 1 16-25 (Eunice), 1 26-44 (unexplained).. Neighbors include John and George Krouskop.
• He owned land on 2 Jun 1802 in Colchester, Delaware Co., New York, USA. 2895 Joseph Coddington, town of Colchester, Delaware County, NY, on June 2, 1802, purchased from Philip Livingston , New York City, Esq., as surviving executor (Gerard Bancker deceased) of the will of Peter V. Burgh Livingston, land in the town of Colchester, Great Lot 35, part of lot 9, land now occupied by Joseph Coddington and John Sykes, 227 acres. Witnesses William Shipman and Nathan Haselton. Recorded January 10, 1803. Pages 307-309.
• Deed: To Thomas Coddington of Hancock, 7 Jun 1810, Colchester, Delaware Co., New York, USA. 449 "part pf a ;pt described by a deed give by Joseph Coddington and Elizabeth his wife to Henry Sands and John Dusenberry. WitnessesJohn Dusenberry, Esther Morecraft. 50 acres, more or less. $300.--.
signed Joseph Coddington Elizabeth (X) Coddington,
• Witness: signed as witness Henry Coddington's application for land as a veteran of War of 1812, 17 Jan 1818. 965
• Voter Registration: 1818, Lake Twp., Logan Co., Ohio, USA. 448
• Fact: mentioned in will of brother William Coddington, 9 May 1820, Newburgh, Orange Co., New York, USA. 2335
• He appeared on the census in 1820 in Lake Twp., Logan Co., Ohio, USA. 2896 Males: 1 10-15 (unexplained), 1 >45 (Joseph). Females: 1 <10 (unexplained), 1 26-45 (Eunice).
• He had a residence in 1830 in Wawarsing, Ulster Co., New York, USA. 124
• He had a residence in 1834 in Wawarsing, Ulster Co., New York, USA. 124
• Deed: Joseph Coddington and wife Eunice to Judson Coddington, 10 Nov 1843, Wawarsing, Ulster Co., New York, USA. 2897 103 acres in town of Wawarsing, $100.
Joseph married Elizabeth JONES on 11 Apr 1781 in Goshen, Orange Co., New York, USA 1981,1982.,1983 (Elizabeth JONES was born Ca 1757 and died before 1786.)
Joseph next married Eunice MOTT on 23 Feb 1786 in Goshen, Orange Co., New York, USA 124,1981.,2886 (Eunice MOTT was born before 1776 2896 and died after 1843 124.)
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