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Mary Ann Coe, Wife of Benjamin JunkinsIt is unknown whether Mary Ann (Coe) Pomeroy legally married Benjamin Junkins or whether their relationship was commonlaw. We have not been able to find any marriage records for the couple in Huron Co, OH. It is possible that the couple married out of town, as Mary Ann's divorce petitions were printed in the local paper. Benjamin had a brother Adam who lived in Harrison County, OH. We wonder whether the couple may have married there, where no-one knew Mary Ann's marital status. A search of Harrison County records has not provided any further information to date. On 15 Sep 1823 Benjamin purchased the front half of lot 26 in Norwalk from Daniel and Nancy Tilden for $75. He appeared in the Norwalk Poll Books as an elector in 1824 and 1828. On 27 Oct 1827 Benjamin ran an ad in the Norwalk Reporter listing his cabinet maker's shop and lot in Norwalk for sale. On 12 May 1828 Benjamin Junkins and wife Mary Ann sold the front half of lot number 26 in Norwalk, Huron Co., OH to John V. Sharp for $150. On 25 Oct 1828 Mrs. Mary Ann Junkins has a letter remaining in the Post Office in Norwalk, according to The Norwalk Reporter. On 4 Jul 1829 Mary A Junkens had a letter remaining in the Post Office in Norwalk, according to The Norwalk Reporter. On 6 Jul 1829 Spencer Pomeroy, of Manlius, Onondaga Co., NY, filed a quit-claim releasing his rights to the property on lot 6 in Norwalk to Francis W. Pomeroy (Spencer and Mary Ann's son) for $1.00. Between 2 Jan 1830 and 23 Apr 1830 Spencer Pomeroy was a resident of the Onondaga County Poor House. Benjamin Junkins died 23 Jun 1830 in Norwalk, OH at the age of 35. On 2 Nov 1830 a notice was run in the Huron Reflector stating that Mary Ann Junkins and John G. Taylor were co-administrators of Benjamin Junkins' estate. Daniel G. Raitt and Samuel Preston put up $800 surety on this appointment. Between 2 Jan 1831 and 23 Apr 1831 Spencer Pomeroy was a resident of the Onondaga County Poor House. On 1 Apr 1831 Mary Ann Pomeroy had a letter remaining at the Post Office in Manlius, NY. In 1831 Mary Ann Junkins was taxed for a cow in Norwalk, OH. Between 7 Jan 1832 and 7 Apr 1832 Spencer Pomeroy was a resident of the Onondaga County Poor House. On 11 Apr 1832 Spencer Pomeroy had a letter remaining in the Post Office in Manlius, NY, according to the Manlius Repository. Between 21 Jan 1833 and 2 May 1833 Spencer Pomeroy was a resident of the Onondaga County Poor House. On 2 May 1833 Spencer Pomeroy died at the Onondaga County Poor House in the Town of Onondaga. On 21 May 1833 Mary Ann Junkins married David Powers in Huron Co., OH. The couple were married by Samuel Preston, Justice of the Peace. In Aug 1834 a divorce was recorded in Huron Co., OH for Mariam Pomeroy and Spencer Pomeroy. The divorce was dated 19 Oct 1816 in Pompey, NY, and witnessed by Mary Ann's cousin Calvin Ball. In 1834 Calvin Ball was the Town Clerk, of Pompey, NY. Continued in "Mary Ann Coe, Wife of David Powers." |
Ad placed by Benjamin Junkins in the Norwalk Reporter 27 Oct 1827.
Onondaga County, NY Poor House records showing Spencer Pomeroy's death, 2 May 1833.
Marriage Book at the Huron County Court House in Norwalk, OH showing marriage record of Mary Ann Junkins and David Powers.