Calvin and Amy resided in German, NY and abt. 1840 built a home on Moon Hill Road in Pharsalia, NY. (The property was transferred to their son, Nathan Crandall Huntley. In 1905, Nathan sold the property to N.Y.S. In May of 1937 trees were planted where the home once stood.-The DeRuyter Gleaner, Thurs. May 6, 1937.)
Note: The Obituary of his daughter, Amy Louisa Huntley Briggs in The DeRuyter Gleaner, Thursday, February 12, 1931, says Calvin was born in Oxford, New York. However, Virgil W. Huntley published three books on the lines of John Huntley of Lyme, Connecticut; where he puts Calvin's place of birth at Smithville, Chenango County, New York.
Calvin and Amy resided in German, NY and abt. 1840 built a home on Moon Hill Road in Pharsalia, NY. (The property was transferred to their son, Nathan Crandall Huntley. In 1905, Nathan sold the property to N.Y.S. In May of 1937 trees were planted where the home once stood.-The DeRuyter Gleaner, Thurs. May 6, 1937.)
Note: The Obituary of his daughter, Amy Louisa Huntley Briggs in The DeRuyter Gleaner, Thursday, February 12, 1931, says Calvin was born in Oxford, New York. However, Virgil W. Huntley published three books on the lines of John Huntley of Lyme, Connecticut; where he puts Calvin's place of birth at Smithville, Chenango County, New York.
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Calvin F. Huntley
5-29-1807 - 12-19-1898
Amy Crandall
3-17-1816 - 6-30-1877
Married Sept. 16, 1832
Family Members
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Martha Angeline Huntley Gates
1834–1920
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William Addison Huntley
1836–1864
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Julia Ann Huntley Frink
1839–1913
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Francis Marion Huntley
1840–1863
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Nathan Crandall "Little Nate" Huntley
1843–1935
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Mary Ann Huntley Lotridge
1844–1925
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Calvin Edson "Edson" Huntley
1848–1911
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Caleb Redell Huntley
1849–1931
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Amy Louise "Louise" Huntley Thomas
1851–1931
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Albertus M "Bert" Huntley
1853–1936
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George Devillo Huntley
1855–1895
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Frederick McClellan "Fred" Huntley
1860–1959
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