1812. Father, William Wisner, bought 258 acres in Lot 42, Manlius, Onondaga, NY
1815 - Oct. 26. Brother, Prentice M. Wisner born in Manlius, Onondaga, NY.
1817 - March 14. James Monroe becomes U.S. President
1817 - July 4. Work begins on the Erie Canal
1817 - October 9. Sarah Ann Wisner born in Manlius, Onondaga, NY
1819 - Nov. 28. Brother, Anthony B. Wisner born in Manlius, Onondaga, NY.
1820. Census. Sarah Ann was living with her parents in Manlius, Onondaga, NY. Next door is the family of her maternal uncle, Egbert Badgley. Many more maternal relatives live nearby, including the Bogardus family.
1819. Stethoscope invented.
1820 - Sept 23. Death of maternal grandmother, Mary E. Bookhout Badgley.
1821 - March 4. James Monroe starts his second term as U.S. President.
1821 - Oct. 14. Sister, Maryette Wisner born in Manlius, Onondaga, NY.
1824 - April 2. Brother, William Abner Wisner born in Manlius, Onondaga, NY.
1825 - March 4. John Quincy Adams becomes U.S. President.
1825. Erie Canal completed.
1826 - July 21. Brother, Henry S. Wisner born in Manlius, Onondaga, NY.
1829 - March 4. Andrew Jackson becomes U.S. President.
1829 - May 24. Brother, George A. Wisner born in Manlius, Onondaga, NY.
1829 - July 29. Death of maternal grandfather, Anthony Badgley.
1830. Census. Sarah was living with her parents in Manlius, Onondaga, NY.
1831. Father sold land in Lot 42, Manlius, Onondaga, NY. Family moves to Salina, Onondaga, NY
1831 - Sept 16. Sister, Margaret E Wisner born in Onondaga, NY.
1833 - March 4. Andrew Jackson starts his second term as U.S. President.
1833 - Dec. 29. Brother, Marshall Wirt Wisner born in Salina, Onondaga, NY.
1836. The Syracuse and Utica Railroad chartered. It ran along near the Erie Canal.
1837 - March 4. Martin VanBuren becomes U.S. President.
1837 - May 10. Panic of 1837 begins
1839. Daguerreotype photography invented
1840. Census. Living with parents in Salina, Onondaga, NY
1841. William Wisner moved to Lots 90 & 91 in Clay, Onondaga, NY. It is assumed that Sarah Ann moved with him.
1841 - March 4. William Harrison becomes U.S. President.
1841 - April 6. John Tyler becomes U.S. President.
1844 - Aug. Sister, Margaret E Wisner dies.
1845 - March 4. James Polk becomes U.S. President.
1845. Elias Howe invents a sewing machine
1846 - May 13. United States declares war on Mexico.
1846. Telegraph line completed between Albany and Buffalo.
1846 - Dec. 24. Sarah married Michael Camfield in Onondaga, NY.
1847 - Nov. 25. Birth of son, Joseph Harrison Camfield.
1848 - Feb. 2. War with Mexico ends.
1849 - March 5. Zachary Taylor becomes U.S. President.
1849. Father and several siblings move west to Avon, Lake, IL.
1850. Census. Salina, Onondaga, NY. Farming but do not own the land.
1850 - July 10. Millard Fillmore becomes U.S. President.
1853 - March 4. Franklin Pierce becomes U.S. President.
1853 - Aug. 5. Birth of adopted daughter, Sarah Ann Camfield.
1857 - March 4. James Buchanan becomes U.S. President.
1860. Census. Unable to locate.
1861 - Feb. 4. Confederate States of America was formed.
1861 - March 4. Abraham Lincoln becomes U.S. President.
1865 - March 4. Abraham Lincoln begins his second term as U.S. President.
1865 - April 9. Civil War ends.
1865 - April 15. Andrew Johnson becomes U.S. President.
1865 - April 17. Brother, Anthony B. Wisner dies near Nashville, TN. Civil War soldier who died of disease.
c.1865. Avon, Lake, IL, living near her parents and sister, Maryette Wisner Hall.
1869 - March 4. Ulysses S. Grant beomes U.S. President.
1869 - May 10. The Transcontinental Railroad is completed.
1870. Census. Buchanan, Berrien, MI
1871 - Dec 24. 25th Wedding Anniversary
1872. A.M. Ward issues the first mail-order catalog.
1873 - March 4. Ulysses S. Grant begins second term as U.S. President.
1873 - May 8. Joseph Harrison Camfield married Susan "Rose" Graham in Berrien County, MI.
1874 - Nov. 29. Grandson, Frederick Harrison Camfield born in Niles, Berrien, MI.
1875. Burr Oak, St Joseph, MI
1876. Burr Oak, St Joseph, MI
1876. Burr Oak, St Joseph, MI
1876 - Aug. 15. Granddaughter, Mabel "Belle" Camfield born in Allegan County, MI
1876 - Oct. 2. Sarah Ann Camfield marries Isaac Ashley Carlisle in Berrien County, MI.
1877 - March 5. Rutherford Hayes becomes U.S. President.
1877 - March. Burr Oak, St Joseph, MI. The farm on which they had been living was sold and they had to move.
1877 - April. Burr Oak, St Joseph, MI. Daughter-in-law, Rose, and grandchildren living with them. Son, Joseph had gone to South Bend, IN looking for work.
1877 - May. Rose and the children had joined Joseph in South Bend, IN.
1877 - July 22. Death of mother, Elizabeth Badgley Wisner in Avon, Lake, IL
1877 - Aug. 25. Death of father, William Wisner in Avon, Lake, IL
1878 - May 18. Grandson, Francis Ashley Carlisle born in Buchanan, Berrien, MI.
1879 - April 30. Brother, Prentice M. Wisner dies in Chicago, Cook, IL.
1880. Census. Noble, Branch, Michigan.
1881. Noble, Branch, MI. Grandson, Fred Camfield stayed with them for the summer.
1881 - March 4. James Garfield becomes U.S. President.
1881 - Sept. 20. Chester Arthur becomes U.S. President.
1882. Noble, Branch, MI. Grandson, Fred Camfield lived with them part of the year.
1883. Noble, Branch, MI. Fred Camfield moved in with his grandparents.
1883 - Feb. 4. Earthquake in Kalamazoo, MI.
1884. Noble, Branch, MI
1885 - Feb. 19. Grandson, Daniel Michael Carlisle born in Buchanan, Berrien, MI.
1885 - March 4. Grover Cleveland becomes U.S. President.
1885 - March 24. Sarah and Mike Camfield purchase their first farm of their own in Noble, Branch, MI.
1886. Noble, Branch, MI
1886 - July 14. Granddaughter, Pearl Vivian Camfield born in South Bend, St. Joseph, IN.
1887. Noble, Branch, MI.
1887. Gramophone invented.
1887 - April 12. Granddaughter, Tamerson Carlisle Binns born in Buchanan, Berrien, MI.
1888. Noble, Branch, MI
1888. Sister, Maryette Wisner Hall died in Monaville, Lake, IL.
1888 - April 24. Granddaughter, Ruby Blanche Camfield born in South Bend, St. Joseph, IN.
1889. Noble, Branch, MI
1889 - March 4. Benjamin Harrison becomes U.S. President.
1890. Noble, Branch, MI
1890 - March 24. Grandson, Leroy Eastwood Camfield born in South Bend, St. Joseph, IN.
1891. Noble, Branch, MI
1892. Noble, Branch, MI
1893. Noble, Branch, MI
1893 - March 4. Grover Cleveland becomes U.S. President.
1894. Noble, Branch, MI
1894. Telephone service becomes available in rural communities
1895. Noble, Branch, MI
1896. Noble, Branch, MI
1896 - Dec. 24. 50th Wedding Anniversary.
1897 - Jan. Noble, Branch, MI
1897 _ April. Sarah and Mike had moved to a new home in Batavia, Branch, MI and were living with grandson, Fred Camfield and his family.
1897 - March 4. William McKinley becomes U.S. President.
1898. Batavia, Branch, MI
1898. Spanish American War. Her grandson, Francis A. Carlisle joins the army and is sent to Cuba.
1899 - Jan. Batavia, Branch, MI.
1899 - Feb. 18. Death of spouse, Michael Camfield, Batavia, Branch, MI. Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Noble, Branch, MI.
1899 - Oct. Sarah was still living with her grandson, Fred Camfield, in Batavia, Branch, MI and had sold her farm in Noble, Branch, MI.
1899 - Dec. Sarah was living with her son, Joseph and his family in South Bend, St. Joseph, IN
1899 - Feb. 18. Death of spouse, Michael Camfield, Batavia, Branch, MI. Burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Noble, Branch, MI.
1899 - Oct. Sarah was still living with her grandson, Fred Camfield, in Batavia, Branch, MI and had sold her farm in Noble, Branch, MI.
1899 - Dec. Sarah was living with her son, Joseph and his family in South Bend, St. Joseph, IN
1900 - Census. South Bend, St Joseph, IN Sarah Ann spent part of the year with her son Joseph Camfield and was living with him at the time of the census.
1900 - Sarah lived part of the year with daughter, Anna Carlisle and her family in Buchanan, Berrien, Michigan.
This arrangement would last the remainder of her life.
This arrangement would last the remainder of her life.
1901 - March 4. William McKinley begins his second term as U.S. President.
1901 - Sept. 14. Theodore Roosevelt becomes U.S. President.
1905 - March 4. Theodore Roosevelt begins his second term as U.S. President.
1905 - Aug 10. Brother, George A. Wisner died.
1905 - Dec 31. Brother, William Abner Wisner died in Washington, Washington, KS.
1907 - May 26. Brother, Henry S. Wisner died in Seymour, Eau Clair, WI.
1909 - March 4. William Taft becomes U.S. President.
1910. Census. Buchanan, Berrien, MI. I believe Sarah was still splitting her time between South Bend, IN and Buchanan, MI but she may have been living with Anna year round.
1912 - February. Death of Sarah Ann Wisner Camfield, Buchanan, Berrien, MI. Burial, Pleasant Hill Cemetery, Noble, Branch, MI.
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This is the first in a series written for the 91st edition of the
Carnival of Genealogy: A Tribute to Women!
"Write a biography about a woman on your family tree starting with a timeline of their life."
I have included not only family events but also other events that I think would have made an impact on Sarah Ann's life. Undoubtedly there are many other events I might have included and possibly a few I missed.
Thanks for the poster fM!
Sarah Ann Wisner Camfield Timeline
Sarah Ann Wisner, The Early Years
Sarah Ann Wisner Camfield, Marriage, Children and Migration
Sarah Ann Camfield, The Final Years
Also see:
Family of William Wisner
Badgley and Wisner Deed Abstracts, Onondaga, NY
Henry Bogardus, Shirt Tail Cousin
5 comments:
Good example for the rest of us.
Time lines are always necessry, whether just a simple one quickly scrawled on paper or like you have done. I was wondering how, I think this is good for me to try. It's better than my rolladex index cards taped to the back of big tall shelf!
Love your pictures.
Great timeline. I like the color coding, which makes it much easier to scan when going back over the timeline to look for specific items. I will keep that in mind.
Very nicely done! I agree, it's a good example for the rest of us. Is there a rhyme or reason to the colors?
I can;t believe I didn't put in a color code key!
The dark pink/purple were items directly related to Sarah Ann. The items a shade lighter referred to her children and grandchildren.
The dark beige were entries for her parents and the light beige, her siblings.
The dark green were events that I know had an impact on her life, while the light green might have.
The blue items were inventions that I thought would have had an impact on her life. There should have been many more blue items!
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