.  John WADE; invalid
.  Eunice WADE; m. Josiah UPSON

1.  Marriage Record:
 

.  1830 U.S. Census Index/Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #9 of 18 — indexed "Walle"; official enumeration date 1 Jun 1830; extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):¤-

1830

NY

Wayne Co.

Rose

Roll M19_117

p. 174

Ln. 25

John Wade

112 110 010 - 000 000 010

These data indicate:

No. & Sex	Age Class	Therefore Born	Individuals Inferred
1 male	4 or under	1825-1830	=
1 male	5-9	1820-1825	= Willis (b. 1821)
2 males	10-14	1815-1820	= Jesse (b. 1816/7)
1 male	15-19	1810-1815	=
1 male	20-29	1800-1810	=
1 male	50-59	1770-1780	= John (b. 1775)
1 female	50-59	1770-1780	= Eunice (b. 1779)

Listed three households from Abel LYON.
 

.  Alfred Seelye Roe. 1893.  Rose Neighborhood Sketches, Wayne County, New York.  Self-published, Worcester, MA (online at Archive.org; boldface added):

p. 62

ROSE NEIGHBORHOOD SKETCHES. Further west, on the south side of the road... in the log house days, came "Squire" John Wade, a Connecticut gentleman of the most approved stock.  He was, in addition to his farming, a shoemaker, perhaps one of the first in the locality... Mr. Wade's wife was Eunice Olmstead, whose relatives we have heretofore noted as living south of Wolcott.  Like many of the early settlers, he had numerous children.  Perhaps I shall not name them all, but there were:  William, who, having married Angeline Lyon, went to Cattaraugus county; Jesse, who married Permelia, sister of Dr. Van Ostrand, of the Valley, and went west also; Willis G. married Juliette Closs, a sister of Harvey and "Ham" Closs, and, after securing quite a property as a pension agent, died childless, in 1854, aged thirty-three; John, who, from accident and medicine, was a hopeless cripple, and passed the latter part of his life with his cousin, Dudley; Eliza, who married George Fairbanks and went west, and Eunice, who became the wife of Josiah Upson, a member of one of the oldest families in Huron.  As his wife she became the mother of Mrs. Sarah Andrus, Carroll H., Homer J., William and Frank Upson.  Dudley Wade, a nephew, and already mentioned, passed his boyhood in  the family of John Wade.  After selling this farm, "Squire" Wade lived for a while on the Deacon [Walter] Lyon place, south of the Valley, but finally both he and his wife made their homes with Dudley Wade, and in his house died, Mr. Wade, Dec. 24, 1840, aged sixty-five; Mrs. Wade, Jan. 22, 1847, aged sixty-eight.  They are buried in the District No. 7 burial ground.

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