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VII Joseph Putney Deuel, b. Saratoga Co. N.Y. 16 May 1800, d. Sheridan, Iowa, 22 March
1873; m. Marcellus, Onondaga Co. N.Y. 12 Feb 1821, Melinda Manley (first cousin to Buffalo Bill
Cody, see detailed Cody genealogy for Deuel lineage), b. Marcellus, N.Y. 12 Oct. 1803, d.
Wellsville, Ohio 1888, dau. of Luther and Hannah (Benton) Manley.
Joseph P. Deuel resided in Marcellus and Almond, N.Y. Conneaut, Ohio Elk Creek, Penn.,
Wellsville, Ohio, Ionia Co. Mich. Carthage, Ill. and Sheridan Iowa. He was a blacksmith, farmer,
roadmaster, school teacher, Justice of the Peace, and town clerk.
The mention of Joseph Putney Deuel living at Sheridan, Iowa could be helping in tracing the Deuels
in Nebraska or other possible descendants. I learned there were four Sheridans in Iowa at one time
or another. None of them exist at present. The exact one could be determined by going to the
State of Iowa Historical Building and reviewing old census records taken during the approximate
time Joseph Putney and Melinda Manley died there. 1850 to 22 Mar. 1873 when Joseph died
there. But buried in Wellsville, Ohio at the Cody Family Cemetery.
Sheridan, Ia, Puweshiek Co, Montezuma Co. Seat
Sheridan, Ia, Sioux Co., Orange City Co. Seat
Sheridan, Ia, Van Buren Co., Keosaqua Co. Seat
Sheridan Center, IA., Pweshiek Co.
The letters from Therald Cody to Bill Mahon is evidently in error as to Joseph Putney Deuel's father
coming from France with Lafayette.
Joseph P. Deuel and Melinda Manley had thirteen children:
1. Cyreno Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 9 Jan. 1822; m. (1) 1 Jan. 1849, Juliette Freeman; m. (2) 1 Feb.
1856, Sarah Gill. He lived in Carrol Co. Iowa. (buried at Cottonwood Cemetery S.W. of Lake City
Iowa)
2. Sarah Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 16 Sept. 1824., d. in Michigan, 30 Dec.1900: m. 3 Mar. 1852,
Lemuel Peterson Jones.
3. Darius Deuel, d. in infancy.
4. Luther Manley Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 8 Oct. 1827, d. Wellsville, Ohio 1894; m. 17 Oct. 1850,
Hannah Kiddy, b. Augusta, Ohio, 27 Apr. 1833, d. April 1898, dau. of William and Martha Kiddy.
Luther was an elder in the church and a lay preacher.
5. Hiram Sylvanus Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 10 May 1829, d. Chillicothe, Mo. 14 De. 1874; m.
Wellsville, Ohio, 1853, Mary Ann Kentnor, b. Atwater, Ohio 7 Nov. 1831 d. Los Angeles, Calif.
1899, dau. of Alec and Rebecca (Nogal) Kentnor. Hiram Deuel was a successful merchant in
Chilicothe Mo.
6. Marcia Deuel, b. Conneaut, Ohio, 8 Nov. 1831; m. SETH PIERCE CARY. (see preceding Cary
lineage.)
7. James Putney Deuel. b. Elk Creek, Penna. 8 May 1833, d. Grand Island, Neb. 16 Nov. 1916; m.
20 July Nancy Ann Hall, b. in Penna. 1 July 1846. d. Grand Island, Neb 3 July 1916, both bur.
Grand Island, Nebraska Soldiers' Home.
8. Sybil Deuel, b. Elk Creek, Penna. 18 Feb 1835, d. Hesperia, Mich, 16 Aug. 1905 m. Valentine
Blodget, b. New York State, 29 Dec. 1822, d. Hesperia, Mich. 12 Mar. 1898, son of Ziba and
Phoebe Blodget: both bur. at Hesperia.
9. Orro Deuel, b. 16 Feb. 1837, d. in infancy.
10. Elta Deuel, b. Conneaut, Ohio, 22 Jan. 1838, d. Lebanon, Ore. 6 Dec. 1923; m. 4 Nov. 1856,
Jared Hubbs, b. Ashtabula Co. Ohio, 2 Jan. 1832, d. Lebanon, Ore. 4 Aug. 1914. Elta Deuel Hubbs
was a Civil War army nurse; her discharge certificate may be seen in the Cody Museum at Cody
Wyo.
11. Rufus Alonzo Deuel, b. Ashtabula Co. Ohio 8 Aug. 1840, d. Genoa, Ia. 8 Dec. 1889; m.
Orleans, Mich. 22 Mar. 1866, Eunice (Riggs) Olmstead, widow of Israel Olmstead. She d.
Seymour, Ia. 30 May 1893.
12. Lydia Deuel, b. Wellsville, Ohio, 4 Jan 1845, d. Carthage, Ill. 19 July 1881; m. Carthage, Ill. 12
May 1864, William Wilson, b. Shelbyville, Ky. 22 Nov. 1836, d. Carthage, Ill, 28 Feb. 1906, son of
James and Elizabeth (Stewart) Wilson. He was a farmer and liveryman.
13. *WILLIAM WORTH DEUEL b. 5 Sept. 1849: m. Oct. 1869, Julia Purkett. They lived in
Nebraska.
1873; m. Marcellus, Onondaga Co. N.Y. 12 Feb 1821, Melinda Manley (first cousin to Buffalo Bill
Cody, see detailed Cody genealogy for Deuel lineage), b. Marcellus, N.Y. 12 Oct. 1803, d.
Wellsville, Ohio 1888, dau. of Luther and Hannah (Benton) Manley.
Joseph P. Deuel resided in Marcellus and Almond, N.Y. Conneaut, Ohio Elk Creek, Penn.,
Wellsville, Ohio, Ionia Co. Mich. Carthage, Ill. and Sheridan Iowa. He was a blacksmith, farmer,
roadmaster, school teacher, Justice of the Peace, and town clerk.
The mention of Joseph Putney Deuel living at Sheridan, Iowa could be helping in tracing the Deuels
in Nebraska or other possible descendants. I learned there were four Sheridans in Iowa at one time
or another. None of them exist at present. The exact one could be determined by going to the
State of Iowa Historical Building and reviewing old census records taken during the approximate
time Joseph Putney and Melinda Manley died there. 1850 to 22 Mar. 1873 when Joseph died
there. But buried in Wellsville, Ohio at the Cody Family Cemetery.
Sheridan, Ia, Puweshiek Co, Montezuma Co. Seat
Sheridan, Ia, Sioux Co., Orange City Co. Seat
Sheridan, Ia, Van Buren Co., Keosaqua Co. Seat
Sheridan Center, IA., Pweshiek Co.
The letters from Therald Cody to Bill Mahon is evidently in error as to Joseph Putney Deuel's father
coming from France with Lafayette.
Joseph P. Deuel and Melinda Manley had thirteen children:
1. Cyreno Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 9 Jan. 1822; m. (1) 1 Jan. 1849, Juliette Freeman; m. (2) 1 Feb.
1856, Sarah Gill. He lived in Carrol Co. Iowa. (buried at Cottonwood Cemetery S.W. of Lake City
Iowa)
2. Sarah Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 16 Sept. 1824., d. in Michigan, 30 Dec.1900: m. 3 Mar. 1852,
Lemuel Peterson Jones.
3. Darius Deuel, d. in infancy.
4. Luther Manley Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 8 Oct. 1827, d. Wellsville, Ohio 1894; m. 17 Oct. 1850,
Hannah Kiddy, b. Augusta, Ohio, 27 Apr. 1833, d. April 1898, dau. of William and Martha Kiddy.
Luther was an elder in the church and a lay preacher.
5. Hiram Sylvanus Deuel, b. Almond, N.Y. 10 May 1829, d. Chillicothe, Mo. 14 De. 1874; m.
Wellsville, Ohio, 1853, Mary Ann Kentnor, b. Atwater, Ohio 7 Nov. 1831 d. Los Angeles, Calif.
1899, dau. of Alec and Rebecca (Nogal) Kentnor. Hiram Deuel was a successful merchant in
Chilicothe Mo.
6. Marcia Deuel, b. Conneaut, Ohio, 8 Nov. 1831; m. SETH PIERCE CARY. (see preceding Cary
lineage.)
7. James Putney Deuel. b. Elk Creek, Penna. 8 May 1833, d. Grand Island, Neb. 16 Nov. 1916; m.
20 July Nancy Ann Hall, b. in Penna. 1 July 1846. d. Grand Island, Neb 3 July 1916, both bur.
Grand Island, Nebraska Soldiers' Home.
8. Sybil Deuel, b. Elk Creek, Penna. 18 Feb 1835, d. Hesperia, Mich, 16 Aug. 1905 m. Valentine
Blodget, b. New York State, 29 Dec. 1822, d. Hesperia, Mich. 12 Mar. 1898, son of Ziba and
Phoebe Blodget: both bur. at Hesperia.
9. Orro Deuel, b. 16 Feb. 1837, d. in infancy.
10. Elta Deuel, b. Conneaut, Ohio, 22 Jan. 1838, d. Lebanon, Ore. 6 Dec. 1923; m. 4 Nov. 1856,
Jared Hubbs, b. Ashtabula Co. Ohio, 2 Jan. 1832, d. Lebanon, Ore. 4 Aug. 1914. Elta Deuel Hubbs
was a Civil War army nurse; her discharge certificate may be seen in the Cody Museum at Cody
Wyo.
11. Rufus Alonzo Deuel, b. Ashtabula Co. Ohio 8 Aug. 1840, d. Genoa, Ia. 8 Dec. 1889; m.
Orleans, Mich. 22 Mar. 1866, Eunice (Riggs) Olmstead, widow of Israel Olmstead. She d.
Seymour, Ia. 30 May 1893.
12. Lydia Deuel, b. Wellsville, Ohio, 4 Jan 1845, d. Carthage, Ill. 19 July 1881; m. Carthage, Ill. 12
May 1864, William Wilson, b. Shelbyville, Ky. 22 Nov. 1836, d. Carthage, Ill, 28 Feb. 1906, son of
James and Elizabeth (Stewart) Wilson. He was a farmer and liveryman.
13. *WILLIAM WORTH DEUEL b. 5 Sept. 1849: m. Oct. 1869, Julia Purkett. They lived in
Nebraska.