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A Geneology Collection by Debbie Mills
Ebenezer Capen Tupper
Born: July 23, 1809 Pittsford, VT
Parents: Simeon Tupper II and Phoebe Hilda White
Siblings: Malinda, Lucretia, Thomas, Harvey, Union Heath, Parthenia, Charles Perry, Emeline, Adeline
Marriage: Mary Ann Stark 12/9/1831, Parishville, NY
Children: George Lewis (1838-), Myron (1840-1862), Wilder Bowers (1843-1864), Aretus (1847-), Elmer Nathan (1854-1938) Two sons born in 1833 and 1835 died in infancy
Death: 12/14/1885, Sheboygan Co, WI
Census
1880 US Census, Wisconsin, Sheboygan Co, Lima township
Ebenezer Tupper, age 71, farmer, born VT, parents born Mass
Mary, wife, age 69, born NH, parents b NH
lives nest to Aretus Tupper family (age 33) and Ezra Tupper family (age 32)
1870 US census, WI, Sheboygan Co, Lima township
Ebenezer Tupper, age 60, farmer, born (looks like) VT
Mary, wife, age 60, b VT
Retus, age 23, at home, b WI
Elmer, age 18 b WI
Cornelia, age 11 (female?) b WI
1865 WI State census, Sheboygan Co, Lima township:
E.C. Tupper, 3 males, 1 female
1860 US census, WI, Sheboygan Co, Lima
Ebenezer C. Tupper, age 51, farmer, b VT
Mary A, 49, b NH
Miron, 19, b Ohio
Wilder, 16, b Ohio
Aretus, 13, b WI
Elmer, 7, b WI
Mary P, 20, b Ohio
George L., 22, b Ohio
Sarah M, 18, b NY
1850 US Census, WI, Sheboygan Co, Lima
Eleazor Tupper, 39, farmer, b Mass
Mary A, 39, b NH
George, 12, b Ohio
Miron, 10, b Ohio
Wilder, 8, b Ohio
Otis, 3, b WI
1840 US census, Ohio, Summit Co, Boston
Ebenz C. Tupper: 1 male <5 (George), 1 male 30 and <40 (Ebenezer), 1 female 20 and <30 (Mary), 1 female 70 and <80
Misc:
Article in the Sheboygan Press April 29, 1927
“Several Denomination Represented; Baptist is Oldest Church in State”
“The First Baptist church of Sheboygan Falls was organized on Feb 11, 1838, at the home of A.G. Dye.” The article continues on about where meetings were held over the years, and that the present building was erected in 1849-50. In 1872 the building was moved due to the railroad tresspassing on the property. “Many of the pioneer settlers of the county were connected with this church, among whom may be mentioned: A.G. Dye, J.H. Denison (Deacon), William Towbridge, Albert Rounserville, Nathan Sargent, David Giddings, and Ebenezer Tupper.”
From brother Harvey’s obituary May 30, 1833, likely written by one of Ebenezer’s sons:
It may truly be said of deceased (Harvey), that he lived an honorable life, and although he had chopped and logged and burned, with a view to laying up a competency, he died leaving nothing but a good name, and his funeral expenses were borne by his surviving brother, Ebenezer Tupper of Lima.
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