Olive Newell Woodworth, East Kill Valley Genealogy (1974)

A compiled genealogy of the families of the East Kill valley (East Jewett, Greene County, New York), arranged by cemetery plot, with the gravestone inscriptions. A lending copy on archive.org, read only as full-text search snippets for research/mcmillan/Fairchild_Raymond_Woodworth.md (October 2026), so the passages are fragments. In copyright; quoted briefly.

• Plot O.C. 6, Old Cemetery: “CATHERINE (CLAWSON) wife of JOHN FAIRCHILD d. 29 Jul. 1831, aged 27 yrs. 1 mo. 3 d.” Her children include “Adaline b. 27 Mar. 1829 d. 17 Mar. 1891 who m. 1850 William H. Bell and had Dora who m. D. W. Stanford, Watson who m. 1st. Maggie Gorham”. “John Fairchild m. 2nd. Sarah Ann Clawson about 1836 and had Ellen b. 1840.” “John Fairchild was the son of Jonathan b. about 1751 d. 20 Apr. 1815, in East Jewett, on what is now the Alberti farm, a tanner who had lived in Scott’s Patent, possibly the section in Cairo, before settling in East Jewett about 1800. A piece of fieldstone with the initials J. F. may mark his grave in this Old Cemetery.” “About 1787 Jonathan Fairchild m. 2nd. Elizabeth Cooper, said to have been a relative of James Fenimore Cooper. They had eight children: (1) Benjamin b. 9 Sep. 1789 m. Jemima Demarees …”
• Plot IV 1: “LEMUEL WOODWORTH b. 1778 d. 1845 / Lydia Winter, his wife, b. 1773 d. 1845 ‘They were lovely and pleasant in this life and in their death [they were not divided]’” (2 Samuel 1:23). “Born in Lebanon, Conn., he was the son of Lemuel b. 25 Jun. 1735, Lebanon, Conn.” “Nancy Woodworth b. 5 Feb. 1809, East Jewett, d. Iowa, dau. of Lemuel and Lydia (Winter) Woodworth (IV 1).”
• Plots O.C. 1-2 (Matthew and Anna (Woodworth) Winter): “In 1806 Lemuel and Lydia, with her bro. and his sister, Matthew and Anna (Woodworth) Winter (O. C. 1, 2) and their families, came from Scott’s Patent, in Schoharie Co. or nearby in Albany Co. and settled in East Jewett.” “Matthew was the son of Moses (?) Winter and brother of Lydia (IV 1), Rogers (XII 1), David, and George” (the query mark is the book’s). Matthew b. 21 Aug 1773, d. 3 Mar 1844. Anna’s stone has a date read as “13 [Aug?],” and she had a brother “Joseph, a soldier of the Revolution b. Lebanon.” Their children included “(4) Sally b. 1801, who m. Edward Fairchild, son of Jonathan.”