Documentation - Ebenezer Vining

Census Data

	1790	1800	1810	1820	1830	1840
Ebenezer Vining	M 16 and upward	?	?	?	?	?
Abigail (Eason) Vining	F	?	?	?	?	dead
Hannah Vining	F	married and living in separate household
Josiah Vining	dead
Lydia Vining	F	?	dead
Ebenezer Vining Jr.	[see note below]	?	dead
Records Wilber Vining	[see note below]	?	married and living in separate household
Joseph Eason Vining Jr.	[see note below]	?	?	married and living in separate household
Jared Vining	[see note below]	?	married and living in separate household
Daniel Vining		?	?	?	?	?
Mary Vining		?	?	?	?	?
Mabel Vining		?	dead
Salmon Vining		?	?	married and living in separate household
Abigail Vining			?	?	?	?
daughter Vining			dead

1790 Chesterfield, Hampshire County, Massachusetts - There a one more male under 16 in this family in 1790 than was reported in the 1790 census.:

Death Data

Gravestone and military marker of Ebenezer Vining, in the Mt. Hope Cemetery in Rochester, Monroe County, New York. Although the gravestone is now broken and worn, the inscription was recorded on page 244 of Rochester: A Story Historical by Jenny Marsh Parker (Scranton, Wetmore and Company, Publishers and Book Sellers, 1884, Rochester, New York) as follows (line breaks are mine): "Rev. Ebenezer Vining "Born October 5th, 1754. "Died in Rochester, August 24, 1843. Aged 89. "He served his country in the Revolutionary struggle as a private soldier under the immediate command of General Washington; after which he united with the Baptist church in Leyden, Mass., and entered the work of the ministry, the duties of which he discharged until the 89th year of his age."