Family Group Sheet
Family Group Sheet
Birth5 Oct 1831, Glasgow, Lanarkshire, SCT
Naturalization27 Jul 1859, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 27
Census USA1860, Ward 2, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 28
Census USA1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 48
Census USA1900, Pacific Branch, Los Angeles Co., CA, USA Age: 68
Census USA1910, Malibu, Los Angeles Co., CA, USA Age: 78
Death1 Jan 1913, Sawtelle, Los Angeles Co., CA, USA2146,2,4, Los Angeles (CA) Times 1/3/1913 Age: 81
Burial5 Jan 1913, Los Angeles, Los Angeles Co., CA, USA
MemoLos Angeles National Cemetery
Military ServiceUSA
Birth8 Feb 1835, New Lisbon, Columbiana Co., OH, USA
Census USA1860, Ward 2, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 24
Census USA1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 44
Census USA1910, 19th Ward, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 74
Death19 Dec 1912, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA2 Age: 77
Burial2 Dec 2012, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA
MemoLake View Cemetery
FatherSamuel Adams (~1797-)
MotherMartha Unknown (~1796-)
Children
Birth12 Jan 1856, Muscatine Co., IA, USA
Census USA1860, Ward 2, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 3
Census USA1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 23
Census USA1900, Cleveland Ward 21, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 43
Census USA1910, 19th Ward, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 53
Death9 May 1932, Shaker Heights, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA2 Age: 76
Burial12 May 1932, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA
MemoLake View Cemetery
OccupationDeputy County Auditor for 50+ years
SpouseEtta Eliza Skinner (1862-1939)
ChildrenMaude Della (1885-1937)
Carroll John “Cal” (1890-1966)
Lyman Dutton (1892-1975)
Birthabt 1857, IA, USA
Census USA1860, Ward 2, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 3
Death25 Jul 1935, Miami, Dade Co., FL, USA2 Age: 78
Burial1 Aug 1935, Dade Co. Cemetery, Dade Co., FL, USA
SpouseUnknown
Divorce
Birthabt 1858, IA, USA
Census USA1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 22
Birth10 Apr 1859, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA2142
Census USA1860, Ward 2, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: <1
Census USA1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 20
Census USA1920, Santurce, San Juan, PR Age: 60
Census USA1930, Santurce, San Juan, PR Age: 70
Military ServiceFirst Lt., U.S. Army
Death4 Aug 1930, Santurce, San Juan, PR5, Battle Creek (MI) Enquirer 8/7/1930 Age: 71
Burial6 Aug 1930, Puerto Rico National Cemetery, Bayamon, Puerto Rico
Military ServiceUSA
SpouseMaria Del Rosario Gonzalez Sarraga (1880-1970)
Marriage27 Nov 1900, Santurce, San Juan, PR641
ChildrenJames Harland (1901-1986)
Maria (~1903-)
Lyman Dutton (1904-1997)
Etta (1905-1944)
Henry Pittingill (1907-1983)
Francis Haserót (1908-)
Walter Landis (1909-)
Reece Benet (1911-1997)
George (1912-)
Eva (1914-)
Margarita (1916-)
Ruth (1918-)
BirthSep 1865, OH, USA
Birthabt 1866, OH, USA
Census USA1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 14
Birthabt 1867, OH, USA
Census USA1880, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA Age: 13
Death7 Dec 1882, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA6, Cleveland (OH) Leader 12/8/1882 Age: 15
Never married
Birth27 Feb 1871, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA619
Death27 Oct 1871, Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH, USA6, Cleveland (OH) Leader 10-28-1871 Age: <1
Burial29 Oct 1871
Never married
Notes for John Dutton Bothwell
In 1900 was an inmate in the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers in Los Angeles.
In 1910 enumerated as a non-commissioned officer at the Pacific Branch Hospital Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
According to the obituary of his son, Lyman, Capt. J.D. Bothwell was "head of a fleet of lake freighters and a widely known lake skipper of his time."
61st Ohio Volunteers, Company D, Enlisted Feb. 10, 1862
Per Cleveland Plain Dealer Aug 4, 1869, bought the bark Fontenello from Capt. R.H. Becker/
Per Plain Dealer July 12, 1865, Schooner Hyphen, Bothwell, Marquette, entered
.
In 1910 enumerated as a non-commissioned officer at the Pacific Branch Hospital Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers.
According to the obituary of his son, Lyman, Capt. J.D. Bothwell was "head of a fleet of lake freighters and a widely known lake skipper of his time."
61st Ohio Volunteers, Company D, Enlisted Feb. 10, 1862
Per Cleveland Plain Dealer Aug 4, 1869, bought the bark Fontenello from Capt. R.H. Becker/
Per Plain Dealer July 12, 1865, Schooner Hyphen, Bothwell, Marquette, entered
.
Notes for Elizabeth H. Adams
In 1910 census she reported 7 children, 4 still living.
Notes for Lyman Dutton (Child 1)
In 1880 Cleveland city directory, occupation given as clerk at the Penny Press.
He was Chief of the County Auditor's Tax Accounting Dept., having first entered the auditor's office in 1879. Lived in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
He was Chief of the County Auditor's Tax Accounting Dept., having first entered the auditor's office in 1879. Lived in Shaker Heights, Ohio.
Notes for Kirby J. (Child 3)
Listed in 1880 city directory of Cleveland as a sailor, residing with J.D. and family
Notes for Samuel Clarence (Child 4)
In 1900 was Marshall of the Supreme Court and executive officer of the Board of Prison Control.
In Cleveland city directory, middle initial given as C. and occupation as reporter for the Penny Press
Was in Maracaibo, Venezuela, 1887-1897 before returning to Ohio Went there as a representative of some Western cattlemen looking for ranch land in Venezuela but after arriving there, he told them it was not a safe investment due to the instability of the government.
Samuel Clarence Bothwell, a private of troop D of the Fifth Regiment of U.S. Cavalry, while riding in the Victory Parade for the Spanish American War, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, spied a lovely señorita on a balcony watching the parade. He sent his orderly (buck privates in the Rough Riders -- if they could afford -- it had servants) to find out who she was. He then negotiated a contract with her family to marry her. Told Teddy Rosevelt that he wanted to stay in Puerto Rico and needed a job. Teddy asked President McKinley to find him a job and Samuel was appointed U.S. Marshal for Puerto Rico & Marshal of the Provisional Court established in 1898. In 1900 he became Marshal of the new Supreme Court of Porto Rico (old spelling). During the Spanish American War he was in the Cuban campaign and participated in the attack at San Juan Hill.
The lovely señorita was Maria Gonzalez, who was watching the parade with her mother and grandmother. Reportedly, all the male members of the family had perished during the war. They married and had 12 children, all of who lived to be adults.
by Samuel Todd Bothwell -- Son of Lyman Dutton Bothwell & Grandson of Samuel Clarence Bothwell.
In Cleveland city directory, middle initial given as C. and occupation as reporter for the Penny Press
Was in Maracaibo, Venezuela, 1887-1897 before returning to Ohio Went there as a representative of some Western cattlemen looking for ranch land in Venezuela but after arriving there, he told them it was not a safe investment due to the instability of the government.
Samuel Clarence Bothwell, a private of troop D of the Fifth Regiment of U.S. Cavalry, while riding in the Victory Parade for the Spanish American War, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, spied a lovely señorita on a balcony watching the parade. He sent his orderly (buck privates in the Rough Riders -- if they could afford -- it had servants) to find out who she was. He then negotiated a contract with her family to marry her. Told Teddy Rosevelt that he wanted to stay in Puerto Rico and needed a job. Teddy asked President McKinley to find him a job and Samuel was appointed U.S. Marshal for Puerto Rico & Marshal of the Provisional Court established in 1898. In 1900 he became Marshal of the new Supreme Court of Porto Rico (old spelling). During the Spanish American War he was in the Cuban campaign and participated in the attack at San Juan Hill.
The lovely señorita was Maria Gonzalez, who was watching the parade with her mother and grandmother. Reportedly, all the male members of the family had perished during the war. They married and had 12 children, all of who lived to be adults.
by Samuel Todd Bothwell -- Son of Lyman Dutton Bothwell & Grandson of Samuel Clarence Bothwell.