Other spouses: Marion EASTMAN
Other spouses: ADELLAR T (Or, Adella) UNKNOWN
ChildrenCARRIE M , 7843 (1875-)
Other spouses: Ella Rosalind WYLIE
Other spouses: SARAH THOMPSON
Death1941, age: 876655
BurialRiverview Cemetery, South Royalton, Windsor Co. VT6655
FlagsGen #9
(Valmore, Benjamin Holmes, Solomon, Solomon, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, Robert). Son of Valmore Brock Cushman and Louisa (Dustin) Cushman. Photo of stone at Find a Grave.6655Perhaps the Charles Cushman in 1880 census for Royalton, Windsor, Vermont, a musician, age 27 b. 1853, VT with wife Florence Cushman, age 25, b. 1855, VT.6663
Death16 Feb 1884, Tunbridge Twp, Orange Co., VT, age: 656666
ResidenceTunbridge, VT6628
FlagsGen #8
(Benjamin Holmes, Solomon, Solomon, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, Robert). Son of Benjamin Holmes Cushman and Phebe (Hutchinson) Cushman. Had 3 children.6628 Farmer. 6647 Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6668 1880 census for Tunbridge, Orange, Vermont indicates that Earl Percey Cushman had a sister named Abby F. Marston, age 46, b. 1834, VT6647 This sister is not listed in the HWCushman book.
BurialTunbridge Twp, Orange Co., VT3830
BurialTunbridge Village Cemetery, Tunbridge, Orange Co. VT6668
Daughter of John Mustin6628 May have been named Dustin, not Mustin.6670 may have been named Marston.264,166 DAughter of John Marston Jr and Charlotre Wilson. 6666
Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6668
Family ID1592
Marriage17 Mar 1841, Montpelier, VT6628
ChildrenHENRY W. , 2734 (1841-1921)
CHARLES (OR CARLOS) B. , 2735 (1844-1877)
ADELBERT PAGE , 2736 (1847-1914)
Death14 Apr 1921, Tunbridge Twp, Orange Co., VT, age: 796666
ResidenceTunbridge, Orange, Vermont6647
FlagsGen #9
(Earl Percey, Benjamin Holmes, Solomon, Solomon, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, Robert). Son of Earl Percey Cushman and Sarah Ann (Mustin) Cushman. Note: from Brenda Cushman "I can also tell you that I have a pict ure of Henry in front of the Cushm an Homestead (commonly c alled that today, although the Cushmans no long er own it.. .but it was passed down through my side of the family and m y gr andpa grew up there). Henry was Adelberts brother, s o that makes sense."3830 Directory of Tunbridge 1888 (The Gazetteer of Orange, Co., Vt) Cushman, A.P& H.W. Route 57 (Adelbert P. and Henry W.) 7 cows, 8 horses, farmers 250 (acres) Cushman, Adelbert P., r58 (A.P. & H.W. Cushman) Tinsmith Henry never married.6666 Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6668
Birth9 Sep 18444819
Death31 Oct 1877, age: 336666
BurialTunbridge Village Cemetery, Turnbridge,Orange Co. VT6671
FlagsGen #9
(Earl Percey, Benjamin Holmes, Solomon, Solomon, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, Robert). Son of Earl Percey Cushman and Sarah Ann (Mustin) Cushman. There is a marvelous diary that mentions him and family and friends, often. See the Diary of Eugene R Rolfe which can be accessed at: http://www.artilleryreserve.org/main/rolfe.pdf
One source has him listed as Charles H. Cushman.6648 Another has him as “Carlos B Cushman”.166 3 Batt’y VT Light Artillery.
Died of Consumption at the age of 33 yrs, 1 mo and 22 days *Carlos B. Cushman must have married Katie as she is on file as his widow to receive civil war pension. *Carlos B. Cushman had a Power of Attorney to be filed with State Treasurer, and the Pay to be drawn on order of attorney. Know all men by these Presents, That I, Carlos B. Cushman a member of the 3rd Battery Lt. Artilleryof Vermont Volunteers, do hereby constitute and appoint Earl P. Cushman of Tunbridge, State of Vermont, my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name to draw my Extra pay of $7.00 per month from the Treasurer of the State of Vermont, as the same shall become due, during my term of service, and on receipt of such pay to give a full discharge therefor. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this 23rd day of September 1864 Carlos B. Cushman. Signed in my presence HaPhellipe? Commanding 3rd Battery of Artillery Vermont Volunteers. -Source is copy of power of attorney written and signed from the state of Vt, provided to me upon request 03/24/03. Copy is on File. *See CivilWar diaries written by Eugene R. Rolfe for more information on Carlos in the war. http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/arty/3/rolfe.shtml *Carlos B Cushman Residence: Royalton, Vermont Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 30 August 1864 Enlisted in 3rd Light Artillery Regiment Vermont Union> on 01 September 1864. Discharged 3rd Light Artillery Regiment Vermont =Union> on 31 August 1865 Carl was in an accident with a canon in the war according to the Diary of Eugene. R. Rolfe. April 1st 1867-Vermont Militia Enlistment Records of Tunbridge, Vt Carlos was 22 and his occupation was a farmer. There is a note on the record that his right hand, the little finger and bone to the _____ _____ fingers gone. Left hand two fingers and bones of hand connect the fingers_____to wrist. April 1st 1876-Vermont Militia Records of Tunbridge, Vt Carlos was31 and his occupation was a farmer. A note beside the enrollment record reads " The little finger gone and the next one _________. The right hand. Two fingers and bone gone _________on left hand."6666
Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6671
The Diary of Eugene R Rolfe can be accessed at: http://www.artilleryreserve.org/main/rolfe.pdf
One source has him listed as Charles H. Cushman.6648 Another has him as “Carlos B Cushman”.166 3 Batt’y VT Light Artillery.
Died of Consumption at the age of 33 yrs, 1 mo and 22 days *Carlos B. Cushman must have married Katie as she is on file as his widow to receive civil war pension. *Carlos B. Cushman had a Power of Attorney to be filed with State Treasurer, and the Pay to be drawn on order of attorney. Know all men by these Presents, That I, Carlos B. Cushman a member of the 3rd Battery Lt. Artilleryof Vermont Volunteers, do hereby constitute and appoint Earl P. Cushman of Tunbridge, State of Vermont, my true and lawful attorney for me and in my name to draw my Extra pay of $7.00 per month from the Treasurer of the State of Vermont, as the same shall become due, during my term of service, and on receipt of such pay to give a full discharge therefor. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand this 23rd day of September 1864 Carlos B. Cushman. Signed in my presence HaPhellipe? Commanding 3rd Battery of Artillery Vermont Volunteers. -Source is copy of power of attorney written and signed from the state of Vt, provided to me upon request 03/24/03. Copy is on File. *See CivilWar diaries written by Eugene R. Rolfe for more information on Carlos in the war. http://www.vermontcivilwar.org/arty/3/rolfe.shtml *Carlos B Cushman Residence: Royalton, Vermont Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 30 August 1864 Enlisted in 3rd Light Artillery Regiment Vermont Union> on 01 September 1864. Discharged 3rd Light Artillery Regiment Vermont =Union> on 31 August 1865 Carl was in an accident with a canon in the war according to the Diary of Eugene. R. Rolfe. April 1st 1867-Vermont Militia Enlistment Records of Tunbridge, Vt Carlos was 22 and his occupation was a farmer. There is a note on the record that his right hand, the little finger and bone to the _____ _____ fingers gone. Left hand two fingers and bones of hand connect the fingers_____to wrist. April 1st 1876-Vermont Militia Records of Tunbridge, Vt Carlos was31 and his occupation was a farmer. A note beside the enrollment record reads " The little finger gone and the next one _________. The right hand. Two fingers and bone gone _________on left hand."6666
Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6671
The Diary of Eugene R Rolfe can be accessed at: http://www.artilleryreserve.org/main/rolfe.pdf
ChildrenEDWIN F , 18178 (1867-1887)
Dr. EARL PERCY , 18179 (1873-1926)
Birth18676666
Birth Memoor, 1865 (Find A Grave & gravestone)
Death31 Mar 1887, age: 206666
BurialTunbridge Twp, Orange Co., VT6666
FlagsGen#10
(Charles, Earl Percey, Benjamin Holmes, Solomon, Solomon, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, Robert). Son of Charles B Cushman and Kate Cora (Lee) Cushman. Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6671
Birth17 Jul 18736666
Death23 Feb 1926, Claremont, Sullivan, NH, age: 526666
FlagsGen#10
(Charles, Earl Percey, Benjamin Holmes, Solomon, Solomon, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, Robert). Son of Charles B Cushman and Kate Cora (Lee) Cushman
Dr. Earl P. Cushman who died in 1926 from wounds received in 1918 when serving as Captain in the medical unit at the Battle of Chateau Thierry France, when he was attached to the troop trains.6672 Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6671
Dr. Earl P. Cushman who died in 1926 from wounds received in 1918 when serving as Captain in the medical unit at the Battle of Chateau Thierry France, when he was attached to the troop trains.6672 Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6671
SpouseANNIE HODGE6666 , 18180
Birth30 Jul 1889, Fraserville, P. Q. Canada6666
DeathJan 1985, Claremont, Sullivan, NH, age: 956666
From Eagle Times, Claremont New Hampshire, Page 6 Jan 27, 1985 Annie Cushman died Saturday morning at Sullivan County Nursing home afeter a long illness.She was born in Fraserville, P.Q. Canada July 30, 1889. Daughter of Walter and Zelie (Oullette) Hodge. The family came to Claremont in 1890 and Mrs. Cushman attended local schools and graduated from Stevens High School in 1908. She was Class president in her senior year. In 1915 she married Dr. Earl P. Cushman who died in 1926 from wounds received in 1918 when serving as Captainin the medical unit at the Battle of Chateau Thierry France, when he was attached to the troop trains. Active in Community affairs, serving on variousboards, she donated generously to various hospital building funds from 1957 to 1981 and to her church, high school, charities as well as Sullivan County Home Stearns Building. * Annie Cushman SSN 001-22-3232 *Annie Cushman gavea cameo locket to Grandmother Celia White/Cushman/Lapine, which was given toSandi Cushman/White/Woods. She gave it to Brenda Cushman/Washburn to be passed down through the generations.6666
Family ID12483
Marriage19156666
Death23 Feb 1914, Tunbridge Twp, Orange Co., VT, age: 673830
ResidenceTunbridge, VT6673
FlagsGen #9
(Earl Percey, Benjamin Holmes, Solomon, Solomon, Benjamin, Thomas, Thomas, Robert). Son of Earl Percey Cushman and Sarah Ann (Mustin) Cushman. Tin Smith.6647 They ran a family farm in Tunbridge, Vt.6674 Note: From Brenda Washburn "I can tell you that from the record s I found yesterd ay that Adelbert was not only a farmer, b ut had the occupation of Tin smi th for a while."3830Enrollment records for Militia in Tunbridge, VT state that Adelbert enrolled on April 1st 1867 at the age of 20 and that his occupation was a farmer. *Enrollment records for Militia in Tunbridge, Vt state that Adelbert enrolledon April 1st, 1876 at the age of 29 and that his occupation was a Tinsmith. *Directory of Tunbridge 1888 (The Gazetteer of Orange, Co., Vt) Cushman, A.P& H.W. Route 57 (Adelbert P. and Henry W.) 7 cows, 8 horses, farmers 250 (acres) Cushman, Adelbert P., r58 (A.P. & H.W. Cushman) Tinsmith6666 Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6668
BurialTunbridge, Orange Co., VT3830
Mrs. Adelbert Cushman Dead The subject of this brief sketch, Miss Emma Lucas, was born in Ayln(m)er, Province of Quebec, May 25, 1850. Her early home was happy under the hallowed influences of parents, brothers and sisters of the Episcopal faith. She came to Tunbridge in 1871 and was married on Christmas day following, to Adelbert Cushman of Tunbridge. One child only, her muchbeloved son, Frank, reached adult age. Her home was a happy one, although full of care and labor, which extended beyond her own household to neighbors and friends who bear glad testimony to her kindly administrations. A few weeks ago her illness became so painful that physicians decided that an operationwas necessary. She was taken -----(the rest of that line is unreadable). The operation was performed successfully and for two weeks hopes were entertained of her recovery. Then more dangerous symptoms appeared. Her son and wife visited her and bade her a last and affectionate farewell. Friday, Apr. 14, after a visit of her physician, she told her grief-stricken husband she could not remain long with him, but she cheerfully said, "It is all right. God is good, I rely on the promises of His word, which never fails." On saturday, afternoon there was a marked change, and at 4 o'clock, while her husband watched, she quietly and apparently without pain breathed her last. Her disease was cancer and gall-stones, the cancerous condition making recovery impossible in spite of the best medical attendance and most faithful nursing. Three brothers, with husband and son and son's wife and two grandchildren, are the near relatives who survive her. One of the brothers was present at the funeral; the other two reside in the Northwest Territory. She was a most excellent woman, full of good deeds, and is mourned by a large circle of friends and neighbors. The funeral took place on Thursday afternoon from the Cong'l church. The service was conducted by Rev. E. H. Alden of Chester, Vt., former pastor of the church. Text from Proverbs 31:26-28. In spite of threatening clouds, the large gathering, most excellent and appropriate music and floral offerings testified to the esteem in which this good woman was held. The interment was in the cemetery at Tunbridge Market. C.6666 Photo of stone at Find A Grave.6668
Family ID1946
ChildrenFRANK LUCAS , 7845 (1873-1938)