12362 Samuel Kenyon, b 1 May 1808; d 1872; m Huldah

Children: 
123621 Johnson Wilson Kenyon, b-; d at age of 76; m-. 
123622 James R. Kenyon, b -; d -. (He was a minor in 1872.) 

He lived and died in Davenport, Delaware County, N. Y. 
In his will, probated 15 Apr. 1872, he leaves to older son only 
five dollars to be deducted from the amount the older son already 
owed the estate.
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123621 Johnson Wilson Kenyon, b -; d -; m -. 

Children: 

1236211 Dr. Walter Kenyon, b-; lived in Grand Rapids, Mich. 

1236212 Frederick Kenyon, b-; lived in Providence, R. I. 

123621a - Kenyon, b -; m Dr. Alfred A. Burdick, who lived in 

Baltimore, Md., in 1912. 

123621b Alice Kenyon, b-; d-. 

He served in the Civil War in the 144th, N. Y. Regt. He was 

a native of West Davenport, N. Y. He died in Bloomville (?). 

At the time of his death he was residing in Providence, R. I.

Johnson Wilson Kenyon served with his first cousin David Palmer Kinyon (son of 12363 James Kenyon) in the 144th New York Volunteer Infantry Regiment Co. I, Toward the end of the Civil War. David P Died of remittent fever, Jan 13 1865, and Johnson Wilson Kenyon "died at age of 76"

KINYON , "WILSON J.—Age , 28 years . Enlisted , September 2, 1864, at Davenport, to serve one year; mustered in as private, C o. I, September 17, 1864; mustered out with company, June 25, 1865, a t Hilton Head , S . C.

KINYON , DAVID , P.—Age , 20 years . Enlisted , September 2, 1864, at Davenport, to serve one year; mustered in as private, C o . I , September 17, 1864; died of remittent fever, Jan 13 1865, at Regimental Hospital , Hilton Head , S. C.

This article is very likely talking about the family of Johnson Wilson Kenyon. 

In 1870, J. W. Kinyon was the West Davenport druggist. Samuel Kinyon was a shoemaker.  “Kinyon and Son” were listed as a “Boot and shoe manufactory” in the 1870 federal census.  Possibly Samuel was the “son” in the business name since his own son, James, was only eleven at the time.  Nearby were James Evans, blacksmith, and across Church Street his son Silas, the rake maker.  Four places away lived Richard White, a harness maker.  Two other shoemakers were Joseph N. Miller and V. I. Hoke.  West Davenport also had a cooper, Orrin Wardwell, and a carpenter by the name of William C. Beach. source


In the article above, it is very likely that Samuel Kinyon is the father, J.W. Kinyon is the oldest son Johnson Wilson Kenyon, and James R. Kenyon is the youngest son.

United States Census, 1860
Samuel Kinyon Male 51 New York
Huldah Kinyon Female 35 New York
J Wilson Kinyon Male 24 New York
James W Kinyon Male 1 New York
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