Noah Tiffany

Arunah Tiffany lived about 1809 on the highest point on Kentuck Hill.and remained there, with the exception of two years spent in Brooklyn, untilhis death, in 1863, at the age of seventy-eight years. His son, George B., nowoccupies the old homestead. From a point west of the house an extended viewcan be obtained. One can see, with the aid of a glass, the Presbyterian andMethodist Churches at Ararat and Harford, also the orphan school at the latterplace, the Presbyterian Churches at Gibson and Dundaff and the Baptist Churchat Greenfield. Noah Tiffany, a brother of the foregoing, came to Gibsona few years later. His widow died recently in her ninety-second year. She hadbeen a member of the Presbyterian Church for many years. Noah Tiffany,Sr., father of Noah and Arunah, settled in Brooklyn in 1809, and had other sons,Olney and John, and daughters, Jemima and Hannah, wife of Wells Stanley.These children were by his first wife, Hannah Carpenter By a second wifehe had two children,-Melinda, wife of Myron Lindsley, of Bndgewater;and Clarissa Waterman, of Brooklyn.

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