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!Bushnell Family Genealogy by George Eleazer Bushnell

Mary married John Wilkes Eddy on 27 May 1833 in Oneida Castle, Oneida, NY. John was born WFT est 1788-1819 in Salisbury, Litchfield, CT; died on 2 Jul 1865 in Oneida Castle, Oneida, NY. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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!Eddy Family History Published 1930 with Supplements (1980)
1880 Census for Wisconsin
Obituaries: Wednesday, 26 Oct 1887- GAZETTE, Saturday, 22 Oct 1887-
STEVENS POINT WEEKLY JOURNAL

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!married Archibald (Andrew) Brewer Thompson, of Joliet, Ill. 19 October 1859,
Oneida Castle, Oneida, NY
Oneida Castle marriage record-Paper:O.S. Year 1959 Date: Oct 20 P.3 Col.
Andrew Brewer Thompson, born 3 April 1835, d. 21 Feb 1882, both are buried at
Oneida Castle, NY. Child: (1)
Howard Goodell Thompson (FR) b. 19 Oct 1862 d. Walla Walla, WA 26 Dec 1896, m.
Mabel Elizabeth Denny, daughter of Orion Orville and Elva (Flower) Denny

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!Never married
Obituary Oneida Democratic Union 12 Feb 1902:
Oneida Castle- Feb. 11, 1902 - Miss Augusta Lucene Eddy one of our most
respected residents, passed away at her home, early Sunday morning, after an
illness covering a period of several years. Death was due to consumption. Miss
Eddy was born in this village 58 years ago, and was a daughter of the late John
W. Eddy. She was of a pleasing, cheerful temperament, and up to the time of her
illness was prominent in the social life of our little village. Although not a
member of Cochran Memorial Church, Miss Eddy always took an active part in the
work of the Church, and her many deeds of kindness will long be remembered by
those whom she ministered to in time of need. She was greatly interested in
the building of the above named church, and secured by her efforts much needed
help. She was also the originator of the scheme for raising a perpetual fund
for the village cemetery and lived to see her heart's desire realized. Life to
her was full of beauty and interest, and those who knew her best and longest,
remember her quick humor and keenness of intellect which made her a most
entertaining companion. Deceased is survived by an aged mother, Mrs. Mary Eddy;
one sister, Mrs. Susie VanBrocklin, of this place; one niece, Mrs. Frank
Lamereaux, of Steven's Point, Wis., and three nephews, Howard Thompson, with
Marshall Field & Co., in Chicago, and Messrs. Will and Walter Eddy, besides
numerous distant relatives. The funeral will be held at her late home at 3
o'clock Thursday afternoon, the services being conducted by Rev. J. C.
VanDoren. Interment will be made in the Oneida Castle Cemetery. By the death
of Miss Eddy we sustain the loss of a beloved resident.

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!married William Van Brocklyn, b. 12 Dec 1841, d. 11 Sep 1894, served in Civil
War, Company C, 50th N.Y. Engineers
Resource: Bushnell Family Genealogy, Ancestry and Posterity of Francis Bushnell
(1580-1646) by George Eleazer Bushnell, Nashville, Tennessee, 1945.
Obituary Oneida Demorcratic Union, 27 Oct 1914:
Mrs. Susan VanBrocklin died at her home at Oneida Castle last Friday afternoon
after a long illness. She was a thorough Christian woman, a constant attendant
at Cochran Memorial church and a woman who was beloved by a wide circle of
friends, who mourn her departure. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Eddy and was born at Oneida Castle 68 years ago. After her marriage to William
VanBrocklin, they went to Chicago where he was employed by Marshall Field. Mr.
VanBrocklin died about 20 years ago and she had since resided at the Castle.
Several nephews and nieces are her only surviving near relatives. The funeral
was held Wednesday afternoon, Rev. Elmer J. Stuart of Prattsburg officiating.
Burial was made in the Castle cemetery.