THE FAUNCE FAMILY HISTORY AND GENEALOGY

THE ANCESTRY AND DESCENDANTS OF JOHN FAUNCE OF PURLEIGH,' ESSEX, ENGLAND AND PLYMOUTH, MASSACHUSETTS

BY

JAMES FREER FAUNCE AKRON, OHIO Copyright© 1967, 1973 by James Freer Faunce

PREFACE

This Faunce genealogy is the result of a strong interest in local history and a chance exposure to a fragment of family history. In 1940 George E. Willison wrote and published a book titled "Saints and Strangerstt. As he described it: "Being the lives of the Pilgrim fathers and their families, with their friends and foes; and an account of their posthumous wanderings in Limbo, their final resurrection and rise to glory and the strange pilgrimages of Plymouth Rock. 3 This book was a selection of the Book-of-the-Month Club. A friend sent me his copy with passages marked: "The Strangers included several others of note such as young John Faunce of Purleigh, Essex, who sired Thomas the third and last ruling elder of the Pilgrim church and the source of the story of Plymouth Rock as it has been handed down to ustt, and "Just when the members of the club were mos£ discouraged, Deacon Ephraim Spooner came forward with a curiously interesting story. Many years before, in 1741 he happened to be on the beach one day, he said,1 and though only a boy of six, he would never forget how Ruling Elder Thomas Faunce, an •aged and godly' man in his ninety­ fifth year, had been brought there in his wheelchair from his home at Eel River several miles to the south. To a handful of people gathered on the beach Faunce related how, as a boy, he had been told by his father, 'Who had heard it in turn from some who had come of the 'Thievish Harbour• expedition, that the Pilgrims had made their first landing at Plymouth on a rock--and, shaking with palsy, he pointed out the rock." My curiosity was aroused and I was challenged to £ind out more about John and Thomas Faunce. Were they my direct ancestors1 Since my grand­ father, James Henry Faunce, was born in North Carver, Plymouth County, Massachusetts, a few

V vi miles from Plymouth, and came to Trumbull County in the Connecticut Western Reserve, I felt there must be some connection. This history and genealogy of the Faunce family is a result of that interest and curiosity. During some ten years I collected the basic material. In April and July of 1960 the New England Historic Genealogical Society published the first four generations in the Register. Continuing the task of refining and adding to this basic material, I arrived at a point where I needed professional assistance. I am greatly indebted to Mrs. Carl J. Main of Cleveland, Ohio, a member of the Western Reserve Historical Society, who authenticated, revised, and added much to the information I had accumulated. Her painstaking verification enhances the usefulness of this material for me and for others who may wish to add to it in the future. In addition my thanks go to my wife, Helen Cooper Faunce who did the proofreading; and to my secretary Rosemary Dulaney Morris, for her typing and indexing. The revised information on our English background comes mainly from the research and guidance of Christopher Fance of Brentwood, Essex, England. He is in charge of Classics at the Bristol Cathedral School in Bristol. There is much still to be done. For example, although the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.c., branch of the family 1s extensive, I have not been able to connect any of these people to the original New England Faunce family. This offers a special challenge. Your help in supplying to me any information which you may have or may develop will be greatly appreciated. I sincerely hope that this history and genealogy will interest and instruct you. James Freer Faunce Akron, Ohio, January 1, 1973 THE FAUNCE FAMILY

The surname FAUNCE is of uncertain origin. a) It may have been derived from FAUNUS, tta satyrn. If this is the case, the name was undoubtedly first used as a nickname and was later adopted as a surname by the son of one so called. b) It may have been an Anglicization,of the Norman-French FAUNT, which was originally derived from the residence of its first bearers near a fountain or at a place bearing that name. c) FAWN is also a Norman name, and FAUNCE may have been originally a genitive form of the name, written FAWNS or FAWNSON. In support of this last theory, the form FAUNSOUM (FAWNSON) is found as late as the end of the sixteenth century in the English records. d) One source says the name is derived from the Anglo-Norman FAUN, a flood gate or water gate. e} Dellquist, in "These Names of Ours", suggests that it may be from FAWN, a young deer, figuratively speaking, one who is fast or quick to think. FAUNCE. may have originated from a shop, inn, or tavern sign. A man who owned or resided above a shop or tavern known as "The Fawn", after its wooden sign bearing the image of a fawn, might be called 1•John Fawn" (FAUNCE)• ("History of Surnames of the British Isles", by c. L. Ewen.)

0 f) •tPersonal and Family Names , by Harry A. Long, on Page 52 says the name comes from FOUNT or FAUNT. In ancient English and Early American records the name occurs in the various spellings of FAWNCE, FANCE, FONCE, FAUNCE, etc. of which the last is the form most used. (Longs1 "Personal and Family Names'*, 1883) (The Norman People, 1879) • 1 2 g) Hasted says in his history of Kent County, England, Vol. I, that this name of FAUNCE seems to be the same as that in old times called FAUNT. In the fourteenth century there was a Sir Walter FAUNT, renowned for his valor and bravery. h) F. G. Emmison, M.B.E., F.S.A. F.R.Hist.s. (County Archivist of Essex, 1938-b9)1 started 32 years ago in the Essex Record Office a vast Index of Personal Names, and it is particularly rich in names for the latter half of the 16th and the first half of the 17th centuries. All variant spellings are listed and the Faunce name shows the following variations: Fance, Faunce, Fancy, Fancey. One of the three great works on surnames is by Reaney and on Page 116 of his work appears the following: Faun? Faunce, Fawn, Fawns, Fownes: William filius Faun' 1230 Pipe Rolls (Hampshire); John Foun 1180 Pipe Rolls (Nottinghamshire); Richard le Foun 1299 AssSt: Robert Faun 1390 LLB H. OFr faon, foun, ME faun, foun •a young animal, cub', 1 a young fallow deer' (cl369 NED), used, probably, of a lively, frisky youth. Also used as a personal name. The Scottish Fawns is from the lands of Fans or Faunes (Berwicks): Richard de Fawnes 1150-90 Black. Burke's 11 Landed Gentry••, 1853 to 1875, states that the County of Kent was the earliest home of the Faunce family in England. In the time of King Edward VI (circa 1550) the Faunces owned estates in the parishes of Rochester, Cliffe, High Halston and Aylsford, in Kent. The Rochester estate was said to be 600 acres and the house was built in 1020. ~The General Armory of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Walesl•, by Sir B. Burke, vol. 1, 3 P• 343, gives the Faunce family as in Sharsted, co. Kent, England, and their coat of arms is described thus: Arms - Argent. Three lions rampant sable, armed and langued gules, ducally gorged (collared). Crest - A demi-lion rampant sable, langued and gorged as in the arms, between two wings argent. Motto - "No Tentes Aut Perficen, meaning "Either do not attempt or accomplish.. (literally~~ or "Don't attempt anything unless you finish it.It

Fairbanks' 11 Crests of the Families of Great 1 Britain and Ireland •, Vol. 1 pp. 177, 569, and on Plate 87, Crest 3, calls it 11 A black demi-lion rampant with red tongue, and gorged with a golden ducal coronet." Bonham Faunce of Cliffe Kent (grandson of William Faunce of Greenwich~, b. 1497, died 15 Feb. 1552 (age 55), married twice (once to Elizabeth, b. about 1501), and left, in addition to a daughter, a son Thomas Faunce. Thomas the son also married twice, and died in Cliffe July1 1, lo092 aged 84 years. He had three sons (one na.IJ).!d themas), by wife Alice and three daughters. ~ )The last named Thomas Faunce entered the Navy while young and was present at the attack on the Spanish Armada in 1588. He married Martha Baynard, b. about 1631, daughter of John Baynard of Shorne, and lived at St. Margaret's, Rochester, where he was mayor in 1609. The children of Thomas and Martha included two sons, Robert and Thomasi of whom it is said, ~Thomas joined the Pilgrim ¥athers in Americai 1640, and died at New Plymouth, age 99 •••• " This is definitely an error, since Thomas, the Elder of Plymouth was the son of John Faunce who settled in Plymouth in 1623. Robert Faunce of Cliffe and St. Margaret's, Rochester, the elder of the two sons of Thomas and Martha (Baynard) Faunce, had three sons, Thomas, Robert and George. Of these, the middle son, Sir Robert of Maidstone and Ildon, had a son who was knighted in 1660. After Sir Robert's first wife died he married at St. Leonard, East Cheap, London, 29 September 1662, Elizabeth Head, daughter of Sir Richard Head, Baronet. At the time Robert was twf~;y­ eight years old and Elizabeth nineteen. Thomas, the eldest son, of High Halston and St. Margaret's, Rochester, married Martha Young. Thomas and Martha had, among other children born at St. Margaret'si Rochester, a son Thomas 1 who married Ann Danie e, daughter and heir of ~aptain John Daniele of St. Mary's Hall, co. Kent. (3) Other Essex records state II John Fannce of Maldon, single, married Cecelye Eve in May, 1540, and Thomas Fance married Margette, both single, on January 18, 1541. John Faunce of Buer 1 s Gifford, co. Essex, yeoman married at St. Catherinei Creechurch, Loncton,1 in 1579, Grace Warde of Herndon-on-the-Hill, co. Essex. In the Lay Subsidy Rolls William Fawnsse (=? William Fawnes will made 1538) is at Hawkwell on 10 January 1525. A John Fance is at Mulsham (= Moulsham, Chelmsford) on 15 November 1541. On 14 November 1543 John Faunce the elder and John Faunce herdsman are at Great Baddow. This John Faunce the elder is probably the same as John Fance at Mulsham and may be the same man as a John Faunce found at East Harringfield on 22 April 1523 • In an unsigned letter it is said that Oliver Cromwell was nursed by Alice Faunce, and she was so kind and attentive to him that he presented her with a large portrait of himself. There is much more, but none proves our line of descent. These merely list Faunces that lived at the same time as our John Faunce and may serve as a guidepost for this writer or for someone else to further trace and document this part of our family history and genealogy. l+A Banks in his ttTopographical Dictionarytt states that one emigrant to America between 1620 and 1650 was John Faunce from the English Parish of Stow Maries in the county of Essex, to Plymouth, Massachusetts. Bank 1s nThe English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers'' suggest that John Faunce was perhaps from Purleigh, co. Essex (five miles from Stow Maries), where a family of that unusual name was living before 1600. There is a great deal of evidence to verify that our John Faunce came from Essex. For example, many of the officers and sailors of the ship Mayflower and Anne were natives qf Essex. The Mayflower was from Harwich, Essex, and the captain was Christopher Jones who lived in Harwich and Malden; three of the passengers were from the area: strangers Peter Browne of Great Burstead, Essex, Richard Gardiner and John Alden of Harwich, Essex. On the Anne were these strangers, Edward Bangs, Panfield, Essex; John Faunce, Purleigh, Essex; and Menassah Kempton, Colchester, Essex. There are in existence at Chelmsford, Essex, some 20 wills or copies of wills made by the Faunce family in the period 1536 to 1668. There appear to be at least four or five separate families with this surname. One family group had the alias Steven. A listing of some of the wills and a copy of selected representative wills are at the end of this section. In a copy of the register of the parish of All Saints, Maldont there is a baptismal entry of 22 April 1600, John, son of John Fannce (copyists u•s and n's many times cannot be distinguished). This is someone about the age of our John Faunce, but that is all. In the parish register of North Fambridge is an entry recording the burial of Mary Faunce on 10 May 1622. This could be relevant for North Fambridge is bounded on the west by Stow Maries and on the east by Purleigh. However, the most attractive candidate is John Fance (son of Jonas) who was baptised at Bradwell-Juxta-Mare, (a parish in Essex bounded on the north by the River Blackwater 4B and on the east by ~e North Sea), on 31 March 1589. Jonas, his f ther, was a son of John Faunce of Purleigh w ose will was made 31 May 1582. Jonas himself\is first heard of, after this will, at Bradwell from 1589 - 1604, at Purleigh in 1614 and 617, at North Fambridge in 1620, at Ashingdon in 623; his will was made at Stow Maries in 1625/6 d he was buried there 23 March 162Jj~. There i no mention of any children in his will bU--t as he as embroiled with the law more than once and,wa quite mobile, perhaps a son of his was rath more adventuresome and crossed the Atlantic. Jonas left money to the poor of Stow Maries, Purleigh, and All Saints Parish in Maldon so his connections to these places are evident. He owned the King's Head Inn in Maldon which still stands on High Street opposite the Church of All Saints. There are two factors to consider about our relationship with this man. First, none of the children of John Faunce who settled in Plymouth, Massachusetts bore the name Jonas, but this is not unusual. Second, the fact that John was not mentioned in Jonas's will also was not unusual, because if a man went to America he might be considered as good as dead and therefore there would be no need to mention him -- this is merely conjecture. Thus, we have two main sources of information. First the wills. Jonas Fance (died 1625/26) and his father John (died 1582 - will made in Purleigh) both made wills which survive. They give a picture of the family. John (died 1582) had three sons: John, Robert and Jonas; all except Jonas had known children. Jonas 1s children are discovered from another source but none apparently survived him except possibly our ancestor John Faunce of Plymouth, Massachusetts. The second main source of information is the parish registers. From the Register of Bradwell­ Juxta-Mare at the Essex County Record Office we find Jonas 1 s children: l+C (*) Baptisms - 31 March 1589 John , son of Jonas Fance 23 January 1591 Elizabeth, daughter of Jonas FFance ~ December 1597 Sarah, daughter \of Jonas FFawnce Burials - 28 March 1593 William, son of Jonas FFance 10 April 1593 Elizabeth, daughter of Jonas FFannce (*)Note: If this our John he was 64 years old when he died in Plymouth, Massachusetts on 29 November 1653. He a1s~would have been 34 years old when he came to America; age 44 when he married; age 64 when last child born; age 64 when he died and his wife would have been 26 years younger - thus he can•t be considered too strongly. The Parish Registers of Purleigh are less helpful for the early records are lost. Baptisms start in 1669, marriages in 1690 and burials in 1593. Only two entries may be relevant - both burials: . , 1 March 1620/1 Faunce goodewyfe 5 March 1626/7 Robert Fance - married man The parish registers of Maldon are in the Old Church of St. Peter. (Copies are in the Plume Library). Entries connected with members of Jonas• family are: Marriages: 24 October 1574, John Fannce married Prudence Ponder of London (*) Baptism: 22 April 1600 John , son of John Fance (*)Note: This John is in right age group since he would be 23 years old when he came to America, age 33 when married, age 53 when he died. l+D Burial: 7 September 1602 William, son of John Fannce but as there were two other families of the same name living in Maldon, each of whom had members called John, we cannot clearly determine to which branch these entries relate. St. Peter's records are more helpful - probably connected with Jonas 1s brother or nephew. Burials: 1 July 1605 Robert Fannce 18 April 1610 John, son of Robert Fanee deceased The next source of information is the Index of Personal Names in the County Record Office at Chelmsford. Information about Jonas (yeoman) there is derived from the Quarter Session Rolls. They show he married Dorothy Ithell of Bradwell-Juxta-Mare 2 August 1623 at St. Peters Paul's Wharf, London (4) (Jonas, not Jonah? seems to be the right form of the name). This wife must have died soon, for we find him marrying Winfred Haukes at Ashingdon on 10 April 1624. She was buried at Stow Maries 23 March 1625/6. A search in original Quarter Sessions Rolls reveal: 201/91 (1614) Recognizance (i.e. bail bond) given or entered into by Jonas Faunce of Purleigh to keep the peace towards John Clark junior (this usually means an assault or quarrel reported by the parish or hundred - an administrative division of a county - to Quarter Sessions, with a justice of the peace taking security for future good behavior by means of a recognizance). 217/95 (1617) Presentment of the names of one, two, or three inhabitants of each parish requesting that the rtcomposition"' (i.e. agreement for a fixed sum in respect of royalpurveyance - the sovereign's privilege of buying provisions for the royal household at cheap prices or taking poultry and other food in kind; in other words, l+E the whole county of Essex (like some other counties) petitioned the Crown about an existing fixed money payment) should continue. Among the names are two for the parish of Gt. Wakering, one being John Faunce. 217/96 (1617) Hundred of Dengie (east Essex). List of 50 persons arranged under parishes. Under Purleigh is the name Jonas Fance. 205/66 (1614) Presentment of the Hundreds of Chelmsford, Rochford and Dengie. The entries include one charging the last surveyors of highways of the parish of Purleigh with not spreading gravel in the highways to mend ••• a slough near a barn of Jonas Faunce in Purleigh 1 being noisome and impassible.• 230/36 {1620) Recognizance entered into by Jonas Faunce (yeoman) and John Browne (husbandman) both of North Fambridge, Peter Christmas of Malden 1 (husbandman), William Renowlds and Thomas Ingram, both of Purleigh (husbandmen), and Michael Cowper of Maldon (chandler), whereby Faunce and Renowlds are bound to keep the peace towards each other. This clearly links John Steven alias Fawnce, the Malden innkeeper (Eliz'n Life: Disorder, P. 265) with Jonas, because Wm. Reynolds 1 s name is common to both documents, though the other is much earlier and may relate to W.R. 1s father; but there is a strong hint that the Maldon innkeeper's family is connected with Jonas of North Fambridge. REFERENCES 1. Burke, "Genealogical and Heraldic Dictionary of the Landed Gentry", 4th Edition, 1868, P• 462; 5th Edition, P• 425. 2. Joseph Foster, "London Marriage Licenses 1521-1869". 3. w. Phillimore, 0 Essex Parish Register­ Marriages'", vol. II, P• 2. 4. Joseph Foster, n1ondon Marriage Licenses 1521-1869lt • l+F WILIS AT CHELMSFORD VOL. I 1400-1619 Year Reference 1536 Fawns Thomas - Rochford, Essex 62 ER 6 1538 Fawnes William - Rochford, 102 ER 6 Essex 151+1+ Fance John (single man) - 27 BW 14 Wigborough, Essex 1561+ Fawnce maiden - 99 ER 9 Maldon Essex 1566 Fance Kaiherine - Moze Essex 140 BW 11+ 1570 Fawnse Thomas-Stow Marles,Essex 170 BW 14 1582 Faunce John - Purlei'h Essex 9 ER 15 1586 Fawnce (alias Steven John - 336 BW 31+ Maldon, Essex 1593 Faunce John (butcher) - 55 ER 17 Rochford, Essex 1597 Fawnce John (Labourer) - lol+ EW 11 Rawreth, Essex 1600 Fawnce Grace (wid.) - 65 ER 18 Rawreth, Essex 1605 Faunce Edward {gardener) 86 BW 15 Maldon, Essex 1609 Fawnce (alias Steven) John 10 ER 19 (linen draper) - Rochford, Essex 1618 Faunce (alias Steven) Thomas 205 J3W 15 (shoemaker) - Maldon Essex 1619 Faunce (alias Steven) irudence 197 BW 15 (wid.) - Rochford, Essex VOL. II 1620-1720 1623 Fauce (alias Steven) John 101 EW 17 (woollen draper) - Gt. Wakering, Essex 1626 Fance Jonas - Stow Maries, 31 EW 18 Essex 1637 Fausse Thomas {yeo.) - 18 BW ~ Gt. Clacton, Essex 1664 Fancee Thomas (gardener) - 357 BR 6 Maldon, Essex 1668 Fance Margaret (wid.) - 174 BR 8 Maldon, Essex l+G WILL OF THOMAS FAWNSE OF STOW MARIES 15;70 In the name of god amen the xx deye of desember in the yere of owr lord god 1570 I Thoms Fawnse off the parryshe of Stow marrys in the Countye of Essex beyng sycke in body butt off a parfytt mynde and memory thanks be to god dothe order and make this my last wyll and testament in manner and followying that ys to saye I bequethe my sowle unto Almyghty god my creator and unto Jesus Cryst my only Redemar and my body to be bured in the paryshe cherche yard off off Stow marrys a fforsed Item I geve and bequethe unto Issack ffawnse my son vt off lawfull mony o,f yngland a fetherbed a cobord and a bullock off'my yeres auld the wheche vt wth the fetherbed and cobord and bullock I wyll yt shalbe payd unto my seid son Isack att rys age off xxi yeres / also I geve and bequeth unto my 11 dowghters Jone fawnse and Mary fawnse to evy on off them vt a pese to be payd unto them att there sev'all agys of xviii yeres off ther agys and if any of my seyd dowghters dye before ther agys of xviii yeres than I wyll thalt dye shall remayne to !sack fawnse my son/ also I wyll and bequeth thatt yff my son Isack dye before the age off xxi yeres then I wyll all hys legasys shalbe equally devyded betwyxt my dowghters that thar be levyy all the resydew of my goods unbequethed my my detts payd my legacys fulfyllyd and iii chyldren onestly browght upp in the fere off god and my body desertly browyht on yerthe I wyll and bequeth unto Anne my wyffe whom I order and make my faythefall exsecutryx to se thys my last wyll and testament fully observed parformed and kept also I wyll ![lialso desyee my brother John Fawnse the yowng to be my oversear of this my last wyll. These beyng wytnes John fawncy the elder John fawncye the young- Edward Selleman with others. WILL OF JOHN FAUNCE OF PURLEIGH 1282 In the name of god amen the laste daye of Maye anno dri 1582 John ffaunce of Purleighe being 4H sicke in bodye but of good memorye thanks be to Almightye God dothe make this his laste will and testamente in manner and forme followinge ffirste I comitt my soule to Almightye god and my bodye to the earthe Item I give and bequeth to the poore mennes boxe in Purleighe iii shillings IIII pennies to be paid presently after my deathe Item I give to .Alice Corsye a lambe and to Alice Reinolde a sheepe to be delyvered at Michaellmas in Anno 1584. Also I give to John Webbe a lambe to be paid as aforesaide Itm I will prtlye after my decease that all my goods and chattells whatsoever by what names soever they be termed be veywed be trulye praysed (provided) and the one halfe of the true value thereof I ·give and bequeath to my three sonnes John Robte and Jonas pte and pte lyke and to be paide unto every of them at the feast of st. Michaell in the yeare of our lord a thousand fyve hundred foure score and foure and if it shall happen John my sonne to decease before the tyme appointed then I will his part shalbe equallye devided amongest his children then lyving pte and pte lyke and to be paid unto either of them at their full age of xxi yeares. The residue of my goods and chattells whatsoever unbequeathed I gyve and bequeath to Margarett my wyfe whom I make and ordaine to be myne executrix of this my private testament and last will Item I ordaine John Gaywood to be myne overseer Item I will that yf Margrett my wyfe chance to marrye before the delyverye of the goods before bequested then I will that be whome she shall intende to marrye shalbefore they be marryed enter into sure bondes with sufficeent notice to myne overseer trulye to paye and discharge all my debts and legacyes theis bearing witnes Daniell G~rrington, Henry Hurrell and Thomas Twiste with others. WILL OF JONAS FANCE OF STOW MARIES 1625/26 In the name of god amen March the 9th anno domini 1625 I Jonas ffance of Stow Maris in the countie of Essex beinge in pfecte good remembrance (thanks be given to Almighty god) but weake in bodie doe constitute and ordaine this my last will and testament in manner and forme followinge: 4I ffirst I bequeath my soule into thy hands O god the ffather sonne and holy ghost thou hast first made me; thou hast given thy form to become man and dyed for my sinns and also rose again for my justification for thy sons sake have mercy upon me O Lord Jesu Christ thou sonne of the eternall god thou hast bought me with thy precious blood by an oblation sufficient for all true beleivers that beleeve in thee 0 1Christ god and man who artt in heaven have mercie on me and be thou my mercifull mediator unto god thy father that I may be saved: :0 holy ghost equal with the father and the sonne have mercie upon me poore and miserable sinner worke thy devine power in me whilst I live heire in these sinfull ~ayes draw me unto Jesus Christ that I may finde favour in his sight and be saved anew: As concerninge this poore vile and miserable bodie of mine I bequesth it to the earth to be christianly and decently buried by the charge of my executrix as concerninge my temporall goods my will and minde is to demise them in maynor as follows: Inprimis I give and bequeath"·to Margaret the daughter of my brother Robte ffance twentie shillings to be paid unto her that day twelve month; next after my death if she so longe live. Item I give unto Elizabeth the daughter of my brother Robte ffance ffortie shillings to be paid quarterly tenn shillings by the quarter by my executirix. Item I give to Mary the daughter of Robt ffance the sonne of my brother Robte ffance the somme of twentie pounds to be imployed in manner followinge viz the said twentie pounds to be paid by my executrix to her use for her educacon and bringinge up provided that if my executrix doth keepe and bringe her up till she come to the age of twentie yeares that then shee is discharged of that paiment of that somme of twentie pounds. Item I give to the two daughters of Gedeon ffance the sonne of my elder brother John ffance to each of them twentie shillinges to be paid to them within six months after my decease; Item I give unto Roberte the sonne of my brother Roberte ffance the some of one shillinge to be paid by my executrix presently after my decease. Item I give and bequeath to a poore old wogan the wiedowe Gostley that lodginge room 4J in the kings heade (*) in Maldon which she now keepes in duringe her life. Item I give to the poor of Stow tenn shillinges to the poore of Purleigh tenn shillinges; to the poore of all Sts parish in Maldon tenn shillinges. Item I give and bequesth to my kinsman John Knightsbridge of Chelmsford all my lands houses and teniments whatsoever to descerd to him and his heires after the death of my wife Winifrede whome I make constitute and ordaine my sole executrix to whom I bequeath all my goods cattles chattells what­ soever. And also for the terme of her life doe bequeath unto her those teniments in Bradwell­ Juxta-Mare viz savages Oates and Frostes and the kinges head in Maldon and after her decease they are to discerd to the foresaid John Knightsbridge of Chelmsford and to his heires and my desire is that Winifrid my wife and sole executrix doe well and truly p forme this my last will payinge my debts, performinge those legacies: In wittnesse whereof I have sett to my hand and seale in the pr sence of-.--- Clke (Clarke) Thomas Boone and John Felix. Jonas ffance the testator/ Latin closing meaning: On 19 April 1626 at Malden probate was granted to Winifred his wife before Samuel Harvey. (*)Note: The King's Head Inn still stands in Maldon (1972) JOHN FAUNCE OF THE PLYMOUTH COLONY AND HIS DESCENDANTS FIRST GENERATION

John (1) Faunce of the Plymouth Colony was probably from Purleigh, co. Essex, England; no record has been found of his birth, but it probably was around 1600. He came to Plymouth, Massachusetts on the ship 11 Anne 11 in·J1µy 1623; one date of arrival is given as 10 July 1623. He died in Plymouth, 29 November 1653. While this date has been questioned, the death date is entered in the Plymouth records, and the inventory was taken 15 December 1653 and exhibited in the Plymouth Court 7 March 1653, by the widow, Patience Faunce. The calendar (ecclesiastical) year for 1654 did not start until 25 March, and the inventory was presented 7 March 1653, which is some three months after the death entry in the Plymouth records. 11A true Inventory of the estate of John ffaunce Deceased apprised by Leiftenant South­ worth and Nathaniell Morton the 15 of December 1653 and exhibited befor the court holden att Plymouth the 7th of March 1653 on the oath of Patience ffaunce Widdow Imprimis 2 cowes 10 00 00 It 5 swine 02 00 00 It a weavers loome slayes and tackling 02 10 00 It a hatt 00 14 00 It a coate 00 15 00 It a paire of old shooes and stockings 00 03 06 It an old bible 00 06 00 It an new paire of stockings 00 03 06 It a smale pcell of old clothes 00 15 00 It 3 yards and an halfe of 5 6 cotton cloth 00 10 00 It a smale pcell of woolen yarne 00 05 00 It a paire of sheets with other linnin 01 00 00 It a fowling peece 01 00 00 It powder shott & ledd 00 02 00 It in pewter 01 00 00 It a brasse kettle and 2 brasse skillets 01 00 00 It an old craked poy frying pan and posnett 00 10 00 It a Rake a pothangers a spade and 2 old axes a gridiron & other old Iron 12 00 It 2 beer Runditts and other old Caske 00 15 00 It 2 chists and old box 00 10 00 It 2 old chaires a Table and old forme 00 06 00 It trayes and earthen vessels 00 05 00 It a sift+ng Trough and nailes and other old lumber 00 ol+ 00

sume 27 10 06 Thomas Southworth Nathaniell (M) orton. 11 Additional land was granted to Patience Faunc~ widow and Lt. Southworth 30 May 1659: "An adition of land is graunted unto Leiftenant Southworth and Patience ffaunce Widdow att the heads of their lotts of the said Leiftenant Southworth and John ffaunce att the Eel river; this adition to extend a quarter of a mile into the woods from the heads of the said lotts •••• is to be understood onely of the wood of the said lands to belong to them; but the land to Remaine comon. 11 An agreement ma.de by William Clark and Thomas Fawice, son of John Faunce, deceased, to divide their lots was entered in the Plymouth records: "This writting made the Ninth day of January 1673 between William Clark son of Thomas Clark of tbe Town of New plimouth in the Collony of New plirnouth on the one party and Thomas ffaunce The 7 son of John ffaunce of the afforsd To'Wlle deceaserl on the other party Wittneseth, That Wheras The said William Clarke and Thomas ffaunce are personally poesesd of sundry Lots of land lying on the Northward side of Ele River in the To,me of plimouth aforesd Which were formerly poesed and Improved by the aforesd Thomas Clarke and John ffaunce and Whereas the bounds of and line or Rang betwixt the said persons and lots are very dubious ...... Jolm Jenkins on 9 June 1660 deeded a parcel of upland ground to Patience Faunce, widow 11 by these prsents Doth graunt enfeofe and,Confeirme unto Patience ffaunce, of the towne of Plymouth •••• Widdow; all that his lott or pcell of upland lying and being att the Eelriver in Township of Plymouth •••• ••• John Faunce joined the Pilgrims who sailed from England in 1623; he was not a member of the original Scrooby group, but was a 11 stranger11 recruited by the merchant adventurers who financed the colony and a friend of the Francis Cooke family. Francis Cooke sailed on the May­ flower with his son, but his wife, Hester (Mahieu) Cooke, with their three other children came on the "Anne" in 1623. Most of the passengers on the "Anne" and 1tLittle James" had made two previous attempts to come to Plymouth on the ship "Paragonn. Baylies in his history of New Plymouth tells of the misfortunes of John Peirce and his ship "Paragon". "On the 16th of October, 1622, he despatched the ship Paragon from London for New Plymouth with sixtyseven passengers, but the weather was so tempestuous and the ship so leaky, that in fourteen days she was compelled to return, after which she was delayed sometime for repairs. She sailed again, (Dec. 22) with one hundred and nine passengers, amongst whom was Peirce himself, but the weather continuning tmfavorable, and the ship being in great danger there was a general determination to give over the voyage, and the ship arrived at Portsmouth (England) about the middle of February (1623). 8 "Discouraged by his losses and disappoint­ ments, Peirce was induced for the sum of L500 to relinquish his patent, which had cost him but fifty. The goods and expense of the passengers amounted to n640. Another ship, called the Anne, was hired to transport the passengers, in which sixty embarked." Banks, in his "Planters of the Commonwealth", tells of the arrival of the Anne and Little James in 1623 and gives the names of the passengers "1623-Anne ,- William Peirce, Master. She arrived about July 10, and brought 1 60 persons for the Genera.11 1 • The entire company settled at Plymouth •••• Little James, Emanuel Altham, Captain, and John Bridges, Master. She was a new vessel of forty-four tons, built by the Plmouth Adventurers to remain at the Colony. She was three months in crossing. All these passengers settled at Plymouth.n On the Anne passenger list he names "John Faunce, probably from Purleigh, Essex.11 Goodwin's 11 The Pilgrim Republic" says the Anne arrived late in ..Tuly. "Late in July arrived the ship 'Anne•, 140 tons, William Peirce, master; and ten days later - came in the pinnace 'Little James', 44 tons, Bridges, master. These vessels brought about a hundred new persons, including those who had formerly sailed in John Peirce's 'Paragon' 11 • A record in Plymouth in 1623 when land was distributed by the drawing of lots shows John Faunce had been a passenger on the ship "Anne". "The fales of their grounds which came ouer in the shipe called the Anne according as their were cast •••• Manasseh and John Fance, this goeth in with a corner by the ponde •••• 2 ak (ers) 11 • Other records show that John Faunce had two acres in common with Manasseh Kempton instead of Faunce. Banks in his "Planters of the Comrnon­ wealth11 gives the name as Manasseh Kempton from Colchester, County Essex. In 1625 the Company of Adventurers, who had financed the Plymouth Colony, largely deserted 9 the Colony in regard to its supply and care as it had not been a profitable venture. The following year the Plymouth Planters sent one of their number, Isaac Allerton, to England to make terms with the Adventurers. He returned to England in 1627 and came back in the same year with an agreement by which the Adventurers sold to Allerton and such other planters as he designated all their rights in the enterprise. The planters agreed John Faunce was one of this company of planters called the "Purchasers". He was also one of those who agreed to transfer to a small group called the "Undertakers" a:l the rights of outside trade. This was done so the Undertakers might assume a more direct responsibility and see that the sums owing the Adventurers were collected and paid. It was agreed on 22 May 1627 to divide the cows and goats equally among twelve companies of thirteen persons each. The old stock and one­ half the increase was to be divided at the end of ten years, while the members of the twelve companies could keep the other half for their own. "John ffance" was in the company led by Francis Cooke and they had 11 the least of the 4 black heyfers came in the Jacob, and two shee 11 goats • In the Plymouth Colony rates on 2 January 1633 and 2 January 1631+ 11 John Fancen was taxed 9 shillings. John Faunce was among the men, age 16 to 60, able to bear arms, in the Plymouth list August 1634. ".Tohn Phance was in the list of Plymouth Freeman in 1633• 11 The History of Plympton, Massachusetts" states he was granted 6 acres by the General Court 2 November 1640 • .Tohn 11 :f:fans" and Manasseh Kempton inventoried the estate of Will Wright 6 November 1633. The widow, Priscilla Wright, was an aunt of John Faunce•s wi:fe, Patience; her mother Juliana (Carpenter) Morton and Priscilla (Carpenter) Wright were daughters of Alexander Carpenter. Robert Hi.cks bequeathed 20 shillings to John Faunce in his will 28 May 161+5. William Brad- 10 ford's will in 1649 refers to land he had exchanged with John Faunce. A deed recorded in Plymouth "November the first 1647 bee It Knowne unto all these prsents that I John ffaunce of Plymouth in New England have bought of George Bonum that lott of land that lyeth next mee att the Eelriver with the 1 housing and .ffencing therabouts ••• •. Seven pounds payment in either corn or cattle was to be made in three payments. The deed was signed by George and Sarah Bonum, the latter was the sister of Patience, wife o.f John Faunce. Thomas Faunce entered her death in the Plymouth records: 11 My ant Sarah Bonamn died 25 August 1691. A list of Plymouth residents on 10 December 1646 includes the name of John Faunce. A record in Plymouth dated March 1651 states: "The names of those that have Interest and proprieties in the Townes land att Punckateesett over against Road Iland ••• Patience Faunce, John ffaunce. 11 Punckateesett was on Seconnett in Rhode Island. A meeting in Plymouth of the Purchasers was held 7 March 16 52, when it was decided that lam at Accoughcusee (Dartmouth) was to be given thirty-four men, John Faunce receiving one whole share. This was confirmed in 1654. John Faunce married in Plymouth in 1633 Patience, daughter of George and Juliana (Carpenter) Morton, born in Leyden, Holland, circa 1615; her death is recorded in Plymouth records by her son, Thomas Faunce, the Town 'Clerk: nMy deere Mother Whi tteriey deceased 16 August 1691 being entered into the 77 yeare her age. 11 After the death of John Faunce, Patience married, after 1 February 1661, as his second wife Thomas Whitney, who died March 1674; his first wife, Winnefred, died 23 July 1660. Patience's father, George Morton, probably from Harworth, near Scrooby, England, was born in 1584; died in Plymouth, June 1624. His son Nathaniel Morton, Secretary to the Colony 1654- 1685, in his ttNew England I s Memorial'•, 1669, 11 chronicles his decease: "Mr. George Morton was a pious, gracious servant of God, and very faithful. in whatsoever public employment he was betrusted withal, and unfeigned well-willer, and according to his sphere and condition a suitable promoter of the common good and growth of the plantation of New Plymouth; laboring to still the dis­ contents that sometimes would arise amongst some spirits, by occassion of the difficulties of these new beginnings; but it pleased God to put a period to his days soon after his arrival in New England, not surviving a full year after his coming ashore. With much comfort and peace he fell asleep in the Lord, in the month pf June anno 1621+." His ancestry has not been established but it is evident from his writings that he -was well educatedi he is credited with writing "Mourt•s Relation'; one writer says he acted as the "financial agent in London for Plymouth Colony." Many historians state he was on the Anne in 1623; Banks's passenger list places him on the Little James: ttGeorge Morton of Harworth, County Notts, merchant and Mrs. Juliana Morton."' Banks in his 1•The English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathers", referring to the passengers on the Anne and Little James, says the names were grouped together in the official records when the division of land was made; however, he (Banks) was able to identify several of the passengers on the Little James, including George and Juliana Morton. George Morton married in Leyden, Holland, Juliana, daughter of Alexander Carpenter of Wrington}: near Bath, Somersetshire, England. A member o the Ancient Brethren, she was baptized ? 17 Mancp 1781+ at st. James Church, Bath, Somerset, Englaria. Leyden, Holland, records show the entry: "G,eorge Morton, merchant from York in Eng­ land accompanied by Thomas Morton, his brother, and Roger Wilson his acquaintance, with Juliana Carpenter, maid from Bath in England, accompanied by Alexander Carpenter, her father, and Alice Carpenter her sister, and Ann Robinson her acquaintance." 12 "The banns published 6/16 July 1612 The marriage took place 23 July/2 Aug. 1612." Juliana died in Plymouth: "Juliana Kempton, widdow aged fourscore and one yeare Died the 19 Day of February Anno Dom: 1664 and was buried the 20th of the same: she was a faithful servant of God.tt She married as her second husband, Manasseh Kempton in 1627; he died in Plymouth. "Manasses Kimton died 14- January 1662 hee did much good in his place the time God lent him." After the death of George Morton, Juliana and her children lived with Governor William Bradford until her marriage to Manasseh Kempton. Alice, the second wife of Governor Bradford, was a sister of Juliana's; she had married first Edward Southworth in Leyden, Holland in 1614; he died in 1621. She married Governor Bradford in Plymouth 14 August 1623. Thomas Southworth, her son, adopted T~omas Faunce, son of John and Patience (Morton) Faunce, when his father died. The graves of John and Patience (Morton) Faunce are unknown. Their son, Elder Thomas Faunce, told Deacon Ephraim Spooner that the graves of his parents were leveled and sown over in order to conceal them from the Indians. Children of John (1) and Patience (Morton) Faunce born in Plymouth. 2 Priscilla,2b. ca. 1634; d. in Plymouth 15 May 1707; m. there 1651/2, Joseph, son of Richard and Elizabeth Warren, b. 1626/7 in Plymouth; d. there, lt- May 1689. His father was on, the Mayflovrer and his mother with five daus. came on the Anne in 1623. Mary, d. 4 Oct. 1664 in Plymouth, m. there 15 Aug. 1658, as his 2nd wife, Sgt. William Harlow; ,d. 25 Aug. 1691, age 67 yrs; m. (1) 20 Aug. 1649, Rebecca dau. of Robert and Mary (Warren~ Bartlett! gddau. of Richard (1) Warren; m. (3J Mary, dau. of Robert Shelly of Scituate; she m. (2) 13 Lt. Ephraim, son of George and Juliana (Carpenter) Morton, b. 1623; d. 7 Sept. 1693; hem, (1) Ann Cooper, 18 Nov. 1641+; d. 1 Sept. 1691. Patience, m. 20 Nov. 1661 in Plymouth, John, son of John Holmes of Ply­ mouth; b. 1636; d. 1697. 5 Sarah, b. ca. 1645; d. in Scituate 27 June 1695; m. (1) 26 Feb. 1662, Edward, son of Edward Doty Sr., of the Mayflower, and Faith clark, his wife; b. about 1637; drowned 8 Feb. 1689/90; m. (2) 26 April 1.693, John Buck of Scituate; d. bet. 4 Sept. 1697 and 27 Sept. 1697. + 6 Thomas, b. ca. 1647. 7 Elizabeth, be 23 Mch. 1648; d. 3 Mch. 1649 in Plymouth. 8 Mercy, b. 10 April 1651; d. 11 Feb. 1732 in Plymouth; m. there 29 Dec. 1667, Nathaniel Holmes, bro. of John, who m. Patience #4; b. 1643 in Plymouth; d. there, July 1727, age 84 yrs. + 9 Joseph, b. 14 May 1653• 10 John, d. 29 Nov. 1654 (?); this date is uncertain, but he undoubtedly d. yg. One record given is a birthdate of 29 Nov. 1654; d. before 9 Dec. 1654. No reference to him has been found in the Plymouth records. FIRST GENERATION REFERENCES 1 - "The Planters of The Commonwealth", Charles Edward Banks, 1930, PP• 52, ~- . "The English Ancestry and Homes of the Pilgrim Fathersn, Charles Edward Banks, 1929, P• 143. "The Mayflower Descendant", 11-159; 17-71. "Records or The Town of Plymouth", 1636- 14 1705, Published by order of the town, 1-1+2, 218. "The Mayflower Descendanttt, 14-31+. "Society of Mayflower Descendants In The State of Ohio", 1963, P• 17. 11 Baylies 1 s History of New Plymouth", Francis Baylies, 1866, 1-119. "Planters of the Commonwealth", Banlrs, PP• 52, 53. "The Pilgrim Republic", John A. Goodwin, PP• 24-2, 243. "History of Plymouth Plantation", Wm. Bradford, Mass. Historical Society, 1912, 1-348; 2-31. 11 The Pilgrim Republic", Goodwin, PP• 302,303. "The Mayflower Descendant", 1-149; 6-11+6. 11 New England Historical and Genealogical 11 Register , 4-253, 254, 256. 11 "History of Plymouth , William T. Davis, 1885, P• l+6 • "The Mayflower Descendant", 1-203. 11 The Pilgrim Republic", Goodwin, 461. 11 The Mayflower Descendanttt, 8-145; 19- 65. •. Ibid. 10-17; 16-62. "Records of the Town of Plymouthn, 1-22, 36, 37. "The Mayflower Descendant", 4-185, 186, 187; 16-72; 17-182. "Morton Memoranda", Josiah Granville Leach, 1894, PP• 14, 17. I 11 "New England s Memorial , Nathaniel Morton, 1669, P• 65. "The English Ancestry and Homes of The Pilgrim Fathersn, Banks, P• 169. 11 Morton Memoranda", Leach, P• 17. "The Mayflower Descendantn, 13-173, 17-187. "The Pilgrim Republic", Goodwin, P• 463. 2 - "The Mayflower Descendant11 , 4-11:i-; 16-62, 64. "Families of the Pilgrims11 , Mayflower Descendants, 1936. 11 3 - "The Mayflower Descendant , 17-1~3; 26- 38. "New England Historical and Genealogical 15 Regis tern, ll+-227, 22.8. "Morton Memoranda", Leach\ p. 18. 4 - "The Mayflower Descendant'·, 17-183. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", William T. Davis, 2-140. 5 - 0 The Mayflower Descendant•t, 16-63; 17- 183. 11 11 Doty-Doten , Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, P• 31. "Mayflower Index-liusbands and Wives of Mayflower Descendants11 "The Mayflower Descendant", 13-206; 14-128; 26-38. 6 - See Second Generation References, 11 7 - "The Mayflower Descendant ., 15-148; 16-1.22. • 8 - Ibid. 16-237; 18-56. 11 "Epitahs From Burial Hill , Bradford Kingman, 1892. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", Davis, 2-142. 9 - See Second Generation References.

10 - "Genealogical Dictionary of New Eng­ land", Savage, 2-148. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", 2-107. "Pioneers of Massachusetts", c. H. Pope, P• 162. SECOND GENERATION 6 Thomas (2), son of John (1) and Patience (Morton) Faunce, born 1647 in Plymouth, Mass., died there at his home near the Eel River Bridge, 27 February 1746, age 99 years; he is buried on Burial Hill. He married in Plymouth, 12 December 1672, Jane, daughter of William and Martha (Ford) Nelson born 28 February 1650 in Plymouth, died there 8 August 1717, in the 68th year of her age. Thomas Faunce 1s father died when he was a small child. His mother 1 s cousin, Thomas South­ worth, (stepson of Governor Bradford) adopted and educated him. Under Lt. Southworth 1 s gUidance young Thomas grew to manhood and became a highly esteemed member of the community. On 6 July 1685, Thomas Fallll.ce was chosen Town Clerk of Plymouth, an office he held until 1723. He was chosen one of the Colony s.electmen 19 May 1690 and served in this office several years. In 1691 he is listed as a surveyor to the town of Plymouth. The "History of Plympton, Massachusetts" states that in 170l+ the Proprietors of Plymouth and Plympton organized, and chose Thomas Faunce their first clerk. Thomas Faunce in his 40th year was ordained deacon of the church in Plymouth, 26 December 1686; he served in this office until 1699, when he became the last ruling Elder of the church, succeeding Thomas Cushman. This office he held until his death. To be an Elder in those days was a great honor; he was the virtual representative of the church and on an equality with the Pastor. The love and reverence felt far him is shown by the Plymouth Church Records: "Feb 1y 27 1745/6 This Day departed this life the the Aged & godly Mr. Thomas Faunce ruling Elder of this Chh. in the 47th year of his Office & in the 99th year of his Age." 16 17 Mch. 3d"That out of Respect & Honour to the Deceased Elder they will do Somthing towards his Funeral. The meeting was then Concluded with Prayer. The Chh. accordingly made a contrabution among themselves for the aforesaid Purpose. 11 Judge Samuel Se'i!Jall in his diary: 11 1726 2. d, May Gave Mr. Leonard a 20s Bill •••• The honoured ancient Elder Faunce and Deacon Jacobs of Situat kindly visited men. The comment on this by the Editor of the diary when it was published is worth noting: "It must have been gratifying to Judge Sewall to have this inter­ view with the honored elder, or deacon, Thomas Faunce, of the First Church in Plymo~t£. He kept in cherished remembrance the first settlers, many of whom he knew. He used to identify the famous rock on which they landed ••• d. at age 99 February 27, 1746." Deacon Ephraim Spooner tells the following story--In 1741, when he was a boy of six, he happened to be on the beach one day, and never forgot how ruling Elder Thomas Faunce, an ttaged and Godly" man in his 95th year, had been brought in his wheelchair from.his home on Eel River several miles to the south. To the handful of people gathered there Faunce related how, as a boy, he had been told by his father, who had heard it in turn from some who had come of the 11 Thievish Harbour" expedition, that the Pilgrims made their first landing at Plymouth on a rock-­ and shaking with palsy, he pointed out the rock. Then, with tears coursing down his face, the old man bade it a last farewell, for he and everyone had reason to fear that it was about to be destroyed to make way for a wharf. Tradition says it was Elder Faunce 1 s habit to assemble his children and grandchildren at the rock on each anniversary and tell them of their forefathers.

Mitchell's "History of Bridgewater 11 , 1840, cites the early records of the Faunce family and local tradition recalls the residence of Elder Thomas Faunce in Plympton in 1685. During the first quarter of the eighteenth century Thomas lived in Plymouth at Clintonville on the west 18 side of the road, near the bridge in the neigh­ borhood of the Langford Farm on the Northward side of the Eel River. Children of Elder Thomas (2), and Jane (Nelson) Faunce born in Plymouth. 11 Patience3, b. 7 Nov. 1673; d. 12 May 1779, in Dartmouth, age 105 yrs. 6 mos. 5 days; m. 2 June 1702' in Ply­ mouth2 Ephraim, son of Ephraim and Mary tReeves) Kempton, b. 14 Nov. 1674; d. 1758. He was a gunsmith. + 12 John, b. 19 Sept. 1678. 13 Marthai b. 16 Dec. 1680; d. 9 Sept. 174~ in Plymouth; in her 65th yr., m. there, 17 Mch. 1702/3, Isaac, son of John and Elizabeth (Cooke) Doty, b, 25 Oct. 1678 in Plymouth; d. there 15 April 1724/5; both are buried on Burial Hill. His father was a descendant of Richard Warren (May­ flower); his mother a descendant of both Stephen Hopkins and Francis Cooke (Mayflower). 14 Priscilla, b. 20 Aug. 1684; d. 8 Sept. 1736 in Plymouth, age 52 yrs. unm; buried on Burial Hill. + 15 Thomas, b. 18 Mch. 1687. 16 Joannah, b. 24 June 1689; d. 4 May 1758 in Middleboro, age 69 yrs; m. 15 Oct. 1712 in Plymouth, Ichabod, son of Zacharia and Bethia Paddock 2 b. 16 June 1687 in Yarmouth; d. 26 Aug. 1750 in Middleboro. - 17 Jane, b. 18 Nov. 1692; m. 18 Aug. 1726, Ebenezer, son of Jonathon and Elizabeth (Kinnicutt) Finney, b. 23 April 1699 in Swansea, d. 21 Sept. 1745 in Middleboro; he lived for a time in Bristol. He is called 19 Deacon on his gravestone. 9 Joseph (2), son of John (1) and Patience (Morton) Faunce, born 14 May 1653 in Plymouth; died there 1724/5. His will dated 29 March 1723 was probated 6 March 1724/5. He married, 3 January 1677 in Plymouth? Judith, daughter ~f Giles and Hannah (DunhamJ Rickard; granddaughter of Giles (1597-1684) and Judith Rickard. Her mother was the daughter of John (1588-1668/9) arid Abigail (Wood) Dunham. John Dunham was a deputy of the Plymouth General Court (1639-1654), a member of the Council of Ward and Deacon of the Church. His death recorded in Plymouth: "John Dunham senir of Plymouth aged about ·fourscore yeares Died the 2cond of March 1668 hee was an approved servant of God: And a usefull man in his place being a Deacon of the Church of Christ 1 att Plymouth. ' Joseph Faunce was in the list of men at a town meeting held in Plymouth 4 May 1676 when the rate for soldiers was increased. "Att this meeting the Town voated that 30L more shallbe Rated for to be added to the former Rate to pay the souldiers. 11 He was in the South Military company formed in 1699• 25 May 1691 he was chosen surveyor of the highways. Joseph was selected to serve on the Jury 1 March 1696 and on the Grand Jury 6 March 1698/9. Joseph Faunce had land in Alcarmus Field in 1677.11 August 1677 The Town have Graunted unto Gyles Rickard Jun: A smale psell of upland Ground being aboute two acrees be it More or lesse Lying and being in Alcarmus feild between the land in the possession of Joseph ffaunce on the southerly syde; and the land of Thomas Doten on the Northerly or Northwest syde or end, and abutting on the Kings highway which leads from the towne of Plymouth to Wellinsley Brook •••• " In 1684 Joseph's land is mentioned as adjoining the King's Highway. On 31 August he was granted . by the town two acres. nAt sd meeting it was granted to Joseph ffautice all the Comon land joyning to his own land at the High Redg & between Baruek Jordans John Churchels Elizar 20 Churchells & Deacon George Mortons lotts there • 11 • • At a town meeting held 22 April 1710: "Confirmed Then ye 4 acres of meadow Granted by ye Town of Plimouth on ye 31 August 1702 to Nathaniel holmes, senir and Joseph faunce at Ye Cedar swamp on southers Marsh brook & bounded •• •• II Joseph Faunce was a Proprietor of Plymouth in 1701. In 1705 each proprietor took a 20-acre lot, and shortly afterwards 60 acres. In 1710 he owned part of the estate of Amasa Holmes on the King's Highway just south of Sandwich Street near Hancock Street. Joseph Faunce and his wife, Judith, were members of the church in 1703; Judith was still a member in 1724. Children of Joseph (2) and Judith (Rickard) Faunce born in Plymouth. 18 Hannah3 b. 12 June 1678; d. about 1760 in Kingston;7 m. before 2 Jan. 1698/9, Ephraim, son of George and Joanna (Kempton) Morton; b. 12 April 1671; his estate was inventoried 3 Mch. 1717/8; m. (2) 21 Jan. 1724/5, John, ·. son of Caleb and Jane Cooke; b. 5 FEh 1682/3; his will probated 6 July 1741. He was a descendant of Stephen Hopkins and Francis Cooke (Mayflower~ Ebenezer Morton (joiner) was granted Letters of Adm. in the estate of his mother, Hannah Cooke late of Kingston, dee., 11 June 1760.2 19 Mary, b. 2 June 1681· d. 31 May 1761; m. (1) 21 Feb. 1766 in Plymouth, Lt. Nathaniel, son of Ephraim and Ann (Cooper) Morton; d. 7 July 1709; m. · (2) 15 May 1711, as his 2nd wife, Dea. Joseph, son of John Jr. and Priscilla (Bearse) Hall; b. ~91 Sept. 1663; d. 29 Jan. 1736/7; m. (1) 12 Feb. 1690, Hannah, dau. of Rev. John Miller, 1st minister of Yarmouth, 21

and his wife 1 Margaret Winslow; b. 19 April 1660; d. 23 Aug. 1710. + 20 John, b. 3 Dec. 1683. 21 Mercy, b. 30 J"lll1e 1686; d. 26 April 16<57 in Plymouth. 22 Mehitable, b. 27 May 1689; m. 21 Oct. 1712 in Plymouth, Judah Hall. + 23 Joseph, b. 21 May 1693. + 24 Eleazer, b. 6 Feb. 1695/6 •. + 25 Thomas, b. 15 July 1698. 26 Benjamin, b. 17 Feb. 1703; d. 23 June 1704 in Plymouth. SECOND GENERATION REFERENCES 6 - "Records of The Town of Plymouth", Published by order of the town 1 1-218. 11 Plymouth Church Records", Publication of The Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 22-297• 11 The Mayflower Descendant11 , 13-203; 16-236. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-217. 11 "The Pilgrim Republic , John A. Goodwin, 1895, PP• 463, 464. "History o:f Plymouth11 , James A. Thacher, 1835, PP• 29, 147, 284. 11 "Saints and Strangers , George F. Willison, 1945, PP• 411, 431. "Records of The To11m of Plymouth", 1-183. 11 Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 1-92. "History of The Town of' Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 1885, P• 57. "Records of The Town of Plymouth", 1-203. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-161, 258, 259, 297. 22 "Collections of Massachusetts Historical Society"·, Vol. 7, 5th Series, P• 376. "The Pilgrim Republicn, Goodwin, P• 4-69. "History of Plymouth'•, Davis, P• 81. 11 - 0 The Mayflower Descendant", 1-147; 13- 207. "Dartmouth Vital Records". "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth 11 , Davis, 2-164. 11 Descendants of William Shurtleftn, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-92. 12 - See Third Generation References. 13 - "The May:flower Descendant", 1-14-7; 13- 207. 11 Doty-Doten11 , Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, P• 148. "The May.flower Descendant",· 25-164. "Epitahs From Burial Hill", Bradford Kingman, 1892. "Families of The Pilgrims", Mayflower Descendant, 1956. 14- - 1tThe May.flower Descendant", 1-147. 11 "Bpitahs From Burial Hill , Kingman, 1892. 15 - See Third Generation References. 16 - "The lfi.a.yflower Descendant", 1-14-7; 14- 37. "The Waterman Family", Edgar Francis Waterman-Donald Lines Jacobus, 1939, 1-82. · 1 "Middleboro Death Records •. 17 - tt:The Mayflower Descendant", 1-147; 14- 71. "New England Historical and Genealogical Register", 60-68, 69. "Middleboro Death Records'"• 9 - •tThe Mayflower Descendantn, 17-70. np1ymouth County, Massachusetts Probate"; 5-53. 11 The May.flower Descendant0 , 21-59. "Dunham Genealogy", Isaac W. Dunham, 1907, PP• 11, 13. 0 "Jennings Family , William Henry Jennings, 1899, 2-626. "The Mayflower Descendant", 18-57. 11 "Records of The Town of Plymouth 1 1- 147, 149, 152, 153,. 181, 204, 247, 2-3 266, 279, 302. "History of Plymouthn, Davis, 1885, PP• 46 , 74, 76. 0 Plymouth Church Recordsn, 22-192, 193, 227. 18 - ttThe Mayflower Descendant", 1-11+2; l+- 111; 5-53; 11+-71, 17-51, 57. "National Genealogical Society Quarterly'; 1+8-136. "Morton Memoranda n;, Josiah Granville Leach, 1894, P• 29. "Families of The Pilgrims", 1956. "Mayflower Index-Husbands and Wives of Mayflower Descendants". 11 "Plymouth County Massachusetts Proba te , 15-594. 19 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 1-11+2, 14- 35, 36. HGenealogical Advertisern, 3-97 11 New England Historical and Genealogical Register", 11+-37. 20 - See Third Generation References. 21 - 11 The Mayflower Descendant", 1-11+2. 22 - Ibid. l-142; 11+-37. 23 - See Third Generation References. 24 - Ibid. 25 - Ibid. 26 - nThe Mayflower Descendant", 1-143. THIRD GENERATION

12 John (3), son of Thomas (2) and Jane (Nelson) Faunce, born 19 September 1678 in Plymouth; died there 19 March 1766, age 87 years. He married 20 November 1705 in Plymouth, Abigail, daughter of John and Abigail (Bryant) Bryant; born 30 December 1682 in Plymouth; died there 7 April 1770. John was a member of the church in 1703; Abigail was baptized and admitted 25 September 1709. She was listed as a member in 1724. John Faunce was a proprietor of Plymouth in 1701; he was listed in the South Company of Ply­ mouth Militia commanded by James Warren. In 1709 he purch~sed a lot from Ebenezer Eaton on the corner of Mount Pleasant and Sandwich Streets and built a house on it; in 1722 he sold the house and two acres of land to his cousin Eleaze~ son of Joseph Faunce. Children of John (3) and Abigail (Bryant) Faunce born in Plymouth. 27 Nathaniel4, b. 27 Aug. 1706; d. 29 Aug. 1732 in Plymouth, buried on Burial Hill. + 28 John, b. 2 May 1709. 29 Mercy (Mary), b. 31 Oct. 1711; m. 23 Oct. 1735 in Plymouth, as his 3rd wife, Capt. Josiah Carver; m. (1) 20 Nov. 1718, Dorothy, dau. of Ephraim and Rebecca Coole; b. 3 Feb. 1701; d. 20 Jan. 1731; m. (2) 11 .Jan. 1732, Bethiah, dau. of Ebenezer and Mercy (Branch) Spooner and widow of Sgt. John Churchill, son of John and Rebecca (Delano) Churchill. 30 Abigail, b. 22 May 1715; d. age 84 yrs; m. 12 May 1736, in Plymouth, as his 24 25 2nd wife, Jabez, son of John and Mary (Arnold) Hammond; b. 27 Feb. 1699 in Rochester; d. Feb. 1786 in South Woodstock, Vt.; m. (1) 14 April 1725, Sarah, dau. of Hope Lothrop of Falmouth, Mass.; d. 9 Nov. 1734. 31 Jane, b. 2l Hay 1717i d. 7 June 1781 in Plymouth; m. 21/2~ Mch. 1738/9, Joshua Swift of Sandwich; d. 15 Feb. 1777. Jane was admitted to the church Mch. 1732. 32 Patience, b. 13 July 1721;.living 1 Jan. 1799; m. 13 Feb. 1775, as'his 2nd wife, Ebenezer, son of Sgt. John and Bethiah (Spooner) Churchill; b. 6 Nov. 1721; d. 14 Nov. 1780 in Ply­ mouth; m. (1) 23 Nov. 1747 Mercy, dau. of Thomas and Lidiah 1lBarrows) Branch; b. 15 July 1723. Ebenezer's mother was the 2nd wife of Capt. Josiah Carver; Josiah m. (3) Mercy Faunce #29, sister of Patience. 15 Thomas (3), son of Thomas (2) and Jane (Nelson) Faunce, born 18 March 1687 in Plymouth; died there before 26 February 1749. He married, first, 12 July 1711 in Plymouth, Sarah Ford; she died 3 March 1716. Thomas married, second, 29 May 1718 in Plymouth, Lydia, daughter of Stephen and Ruth (Morton) Barnaby, born 4 September 1697. Her father was the son of James and Lydia (Bart­ lett) Barnaby, grandson of Robert Bartlett and Mary (2) Richard Warren (1) of the Mayflower. Thomas Faunce (cordwainer) was appointed guardian of Peleg Faunce, minor son of Thomas Faunce (deceased) 13 March 17492 John Bartlett, (innkeeper) was security; and 2o February 1749, Reuben Bisbee was named guardian of Lydia Faunce, minor daughter of Thomas Faunce, deceased, late of Plymouth, (yeoman); Thomas Faunce (cordwainer) as security. Children of Thomas and Sarah (Ford) Faunce born in Plymouth. 26 33 Hannah4 , b. 26 April 1713; d. 2 Feb. 1716/7 in Plymouth. 34 Sarah, b. 23 Feb. 1715/6; d. before 11 July 1736, when her son Jabez, b. 31 Oct. 1735 was bpt. Children of Thomas (3) and Lydia (Barnaby) Faunce born in Plymouth. + 35 James4, b. 6 April 1719. + 36 Thomas, b. 10 April 1721. 37 Ruth, b. 24 June 1723; d. Mch. 1785; m. (1) 14 Mch. 1740, (ints. Ply­ mouth) Amos, son of Benjamin and Hannah Rider; b. 14 Sept. 1720; d. 25 Sept. 171+1+; they had two sons, one b. 4 June 1742; d. 8 June 1742; 2nd son, Thomas b. 14 May 1744, whose name was changed to Amos after death of his father. Ruth m. (2) 2 Nov. 1749, Paul,_ sori of Elisha and Hannah Doty; b. 2~ Wov. 1721; d. Jan. 1777; they lived in Plymouth. 38 Barnaby, b. 10 June 1726; d. 18 Jan. 1727/8 in Plymouth. 39 Seth, b. 30 June 1729; d. 4 Aug. 1729 in Plymouth. + 40 Peleg, b. 20 Nov. 1730. 41 Sarah, prob. d. yg. 42 Lydia, b. ca. 1734; d. 4 May 1771 in her 38th yr.; buried in Plympton; m. 26 April 1750, Reuben, son of Elijah and Eleanor (Pierce) Bisbee; b. 20 July 1725 in Pembroke; d. 17 Mch. 1803 in Kingston. 20 John (3) son of Joseph (2) and Judith (Rickard) Faunce born 3 December 1683; died 18 November 1751 in Kingston, age 67 years 11 months 27 15 days. He married, first, 23 February 1709/10, Lydia, daughter of Jacob and Lydia (Miller) Cooke; born 18 May 1685; died 7 July 1738, in Kingston, age 53 years 1 month 20 days. She was the granddaughter of Jacob and Damaris (Hopkins) Cooke, great granddaughter of Francis Cooke and Stephen Hopkins of the Mayflower. John Faunce married, second, 11 April 1741 (ints. Kingston), Lydia (Tilden) Cooke, widow of Simeon Cooke; she died 6 April 1742 in Kingston, age 41 yrs. 11 mos. 29 days. She may have been the daughter, Lydia, born 23 April 1700 in Marshfield to Samuel and Sarah (Curtice) Tilden. John Faunce received land from his'father, Joseph, in Plymouth in 1722; he sold this to Thomas Swift and purchased a tract in Kingston. Children of John (3) and Lydia (Cooke) Faunce born in Kingston. 43 Judith4, b. l Jan. 1710/11; d. 3 Mch. 1752 in Kingston; m. there,. 2 Dec. 1731, Dea. Jabez, son of John and Lydia (Billington) Washburn; bpt. 27 Mch. 1709; d. 31 Mch. or 1 April 1794, age 86 yrs.; both buried in Kingston. Jabez was desc. of Francis Billington of the Mayflower. 44 Lydia, b. 10 June 1714; d. 3 April 1784 in Kingston; m. there, (1) 21 Oct. 1732, Ebenezer Washburn, bro. of Dea. Jabez, whom. Lydia's sister, Judith. He was bpt. 9 Oct. 1709; d. 13 Sept. 1738 in Kingston, age 29 yrs. 26 days; m. (2) 1 Aug. 1765 in Kingston, as his 3rd wife, Thomas, son of Robert and Mary (Cushman) Waterman; b. Oct. 1707 in Halifax; d. 22 Aug. 1789; m. (l) 12 June 1728 in Plympton, Mercy, dau. of Jonathan and Mercy (Bradford) Freeman• b. 24 April 1711 in Harwich; d. bet. 1759- 1762; m. (2) 5 Jan. 1763 Joanna, dau. of Ichabod and Joanna (Faunce) Paddock, widow of Lemuel Harlow; b. 28 15 June 1719 in Yarmouth; d. 18 Aug. 1764 in Plympton. + 45 John, b. 13 April 1716. 46 Hannah, b. 30 May 1718; d. 24 Dec. 1747 in Kingston; m. 30 May 1738, Charles, son of Robert and Abigail (Harlow) Cooke; b. 4 Oct. 1717; desc. of Francis Cooke of Mayflower; hem. (2) as her 2nd husband, 5 Oct. 1749, Sarah, dau. of John and Silence (Staples) Everson, b. 17 Dec. 1727 in Kingston; m. there (1) 2 Feb. 1747/8, John Tinkham who drowned, 15 Sept. 1748, age 26 yrs. 9 mos. 29 days. 47 Mary, b. 25 April 1720; m. (1) 8 Mch. 1745, Amos, son of Samuel and Ann (Barstow) Curtis; b. 15 July 1722 in Scituate; d. there 10 Feb. 1749; Hary m. (2) as his 2nd wife, 2 Nov. 1758 in Scituate, Nathaniel, son of Nathaniel and Judith (Bosworth) Church;_ b. 7 Mch. 1698/9 in Scituate; d. 178~; m. (1) 24 Mch. 1719 in Scituate, Jerusha, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Lobdell) Perry, b. 11 Feb. 1699/1700 in Scituate. 48 Mehitable, b. 11 April 1722; d. 19 June 1761 in Kingston; m. 18 Feb. 1737/8 (ints. Kingston) Thomas, son of Robert and Persis Cushman; b. 14 Feb. 1706; d. 13 June 1768 in Kingston. 49 Rebecca, b. 15 Sept. 1724; m. 1 Mch. 1747/8, Tilson Ripley, b. ca. 1718; d. 16 June 1785 in Middleboro, in his 67th yr. Children of John (3) and Lydia (Tilden-Cooke) FaW1ce born in Kingston. 50 Benjamin4 , b. 19 Mch. 1742. 23 Joseph (3), son of Joseph (2) and Judith 29 (Rickard) Faunce, born 21 May 1693 in Plymouth; died in Middleboro. He married in V.d.ddleboro, 14 February 1722/3, Martha, daughter of Jam.es and Lydia (Tomson) Soule; born 11 April 1696; died 26 February 1774 in Middleboro, age 78 years. She was a great granddaughter of Francis Cooke of the Mayflower. Children of J'OSeph (3) and Martha (Soule) Faunce born in Middleboro. + 51 James4, b. 6 Dec. 1723. + 52 Joseph, b. 13 Nov. 1725. s 53 Mercy, b. 22 Dec. 1728J d. 30 April 1736 in Middleboro, age~ yrs. 54 Nathan, b. ca. 1734; d, July 1810, Middleboro; unm. In list of men mustered bet. 5 Mch-22 Mch. 1777, by James Hatch, Col. Bradford's Regt.; age 33 yrs. Also in muster return 28 Jan. 1778 for town of Middle­ borough, Col. Bradford 1 s Regt. 55 Judit~ b. 28 July 1731; living 20 Mch. 174b,1 56 Lydia, b. 3 Nov, 1733; d, 6 Dec, 1815 in Middleboro, unm. 57 Simeon, b. 16 April 1736; prob, d. yg. ;. not named in his aunt Rebecca Soule 1 s will in 1746 with other ch. of Joseph and Martha, 24 Eleazer (3), son of Joseph (2) and Judith (Rickard) Faunce, born 6 February 1696 in Ply­ mouth; died there about 1746. Letters of Administration were granted to the widow, Hannah, 20 May 1746. He married, 6 August 1724 in Ply­ mouth, Hannah, daughter of Benjamin and Hannah (Morton) Warren; born 1 March 1704 in Plymouth; died there 25 January 1768, age 63 years. Eleazer Faunce purchased in February 1722, 30 from his cousin John Fannce, son of Thomas, two acres of land and a house on the corner of Mount Pleasant and Sandwich Streets in Plymouth. Eleazer Faunce was in the company raised for the expedition against Louisbourg under Captain Sylva.nus Cobb in 1745. In a deed executed in Plymouth in 1753 by his daughters, he was called a i"isherman. Children or Eleazer (3) and Hannah (Warren) Faunce born in Plymouth. 58 Hannah4, b. 2 Nov. 1725; m. 20 Sept. 1753, in Plymouth Benjamin, son of Samuel and Lydia tBartlett) Morton; b. 10 Oct. 1728 in Plymouth; they were living there in 1762. He was a bricklayer. 59 Elizab~th, b. 14 Sept. 1727; d. 13 Feb. 1728 in Plymouth. 60 Patience, b. 22 Jan. 1729/30; d. 1 Feb. 1767; buried on Burial Hill; m. 16 Nov. 1747, Josiah, son of Josiah and Abigail (Phillips) Johnson; b. 17 Oct. 1723 in Marshfield; m. (2) 10 Oct. 1767, in PlymP.ton, Bathsheba (Faunce) Barrows (#64). He was a blacksmith. 61 Mary, b. 2 June 1731t m. 13 Aug. 1756 Peleg Faunce (#40J. 62 Abigail, b. 22 Feb. 1734/5; d. 27 Oct. 1780 in Plymouth; m. 16 July 1769 in Plymouth, as his 3rd wife, Amos, son of Josiah and Ruth (Kempton) Dunham; b. 21 Sept. 1716 in Plymouth; d. there 14 Sept. 1782; m. (1) 1 April 1741, Abigail Hill; m. (2) 13 Feb. 1743/4 Ann McElroy. 63 Priscilla, b. 25 Jan. 1738/9; d. 3 Mch. 1740/1 in Plymouth. 31 25 Thomas (3), son of Joseph (2) and Judith (Rickard) Faunce, born 15 July 1698 in Plymouth; died in Plympton before May 1761. , He married 13 April 1732, in the Second Church in Scituate, Hannah, daughter of Daniel and Bathsheba (Sylvester) Damon, born in Scituate 24 April 1713. She may have married, second, 10 September 1767 in Plympton, Samuel Barrows. Daniel Damon, Hrumah 1s father, was the son of Zachariah and Martha (Woodworth) Damon, born in 1688. Zachariah was a Lieutenant in King Phil~ war; his father John came from County Kent, England, to the Pl~outh Colony in 1628; he married 16 June 161+4 Katherine, daughter of Henry Merritt of Scituate. Martha Woodworth, mother of Daniel, was the daughter of Walter Woodworth. Thomas Damon, Jr., of Plympton chose John Bradford, Gentleman, of Plympton to act as his guardian 4 May 1761. "I Thomas Faunce a minor son of Thomas Faunce late of Plimton, in the County of Plimouth, Husbandman, deceased •••• 11 A quit-claim deed dated 4 November 1766, by the heirs of Thomas Faunce, yeoman, late of Plympton, deceased n ••• Bersheba Barrows Widow, of Abner Barrows, late of Plympton ••• Dec'd, Stephen Pratt of Weymouth •• & Hannah Pratt his wife Ezekial Sampson of Middleborough ••• & Sarah his wife & Thomas Faunce of Plympton ••• cordwainer. •• & interest in & unto all the estate both real & personal that our Iion 1d Father Mr. ThQmas Faunce late of Said Plympton yeoman deed died seized of unto the said Daniel Faunce ••• ".

Children of Thomas (30) and Hannah (Damon) Faunce; the first three were baptized in the Second Church of Scituate (now the First Unitarian of Norwell); the four eldest are recorded in Plymouth records; Thomas, the youngest, is recorded in the Plympton records. 64 Bathsheba, b. 25 Jan. 1733/4; bpt. 5 May 171tl+; m. (1) 12 Nov. 1756, in Plympton, Abner Barrows; d. before 4 Nov. 1766; perhaps the Abner, b. 29 Mch. 1732 in Plympton, son of 32 Samuel and Lidia (Ransom) Barrows. Bathsheba m. (2) 10 Oct. 1767, in Plympton, Josiah .Tohnson; hem. (1) Patience Faunce (#60) cousin of his 2nd wi.fe. 65 Hannah, b. 27 Feb. 1735/6; bpt. 16 Oct. 1737; m. 6 Jan. 1759 (ints. Weymouth) Stephen Pratt, perhaps a son of Ebenezer and Tabitha (Crane) Pratt; b. 27 Feb. 1740 in Weymouth; d. there, 16 Jan. 1806, age 67 yrs. A record in Weymouth states, "Stephen Pratt• s wi.fe died 20 July 178811'. + 66 Daniel, b. 11 Oct. 1738; bpt. 1 July 1739. 67 Sarah, bpt. 22 April 1753 in Plymouth; m. 4 April 1765, in Plympton, EzeRiel Sampsont prob. son of Obadiah and Mary (SouleJ Sampson; b. 11 Aug. 1744 in Middleboro. + 68 Thomas, b. 26 Jan. 1744/5. THIRD GENERATION REFERENCES 12 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 1-147; 14- 34. 11 Plymouth Church Records11 , Publications of The Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 22-192, 209, 227, 395, 399. nThe Waterman Family", Edgar Francis Waterman-Donald Lines Jacobus, 1939, 1-632. "History o:f The Town of Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 1885, PP• 74, 76. 0 "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth , Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 1-325. 27 - "The Mayflower Descendant11 , 4-113. "Burial Hill", Benjamin Drew, 1891+. 28 - See Fourth Generation References. 29 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 4-113; 14- 156. "The Carver Family of New England", 33 Clifford N. Carver, 1935, p. 61 0 William Spooner of Plymouth" , Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1-37• "Churchill Family in America", Gardner A. Churchill-Nathaniel W. Churchill­ George M. Badge, 1902, P• 17. 30 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 4-113; 14- 156. "History and Genealogy of the Descendants of William Hammond 11 , Roland Hammond, 18941 PP• 129, 130, 131• 0 Roches-cer Massachusetts Vital Records" 31 - 11 The Mayflower Descendant", 4-113; 16- 254. . 11 Plymouth Church Records", 22-229, 407, 1+10. 32 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 4-113; 13- 113; 14-39; 17-6. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-410; 23- 1+98; 634. "The Carver Family of New England", Clifford N. Carver, 1935, P• 61 "Churchill Family in America", P• 17. 15 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 1-11+7; 2- 80; 14-36, 38; 16-85. 11 Mayflower Index-Husbands and Wives of Mayflower Descendants". 11 Plvmouth County Massachusetts Probate Records", 7543. 33 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 7-209. 34 - Ibid. 7-209; 15-1+1+. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-438. 35 - See Fourth Generation References. 36 - Ibid. 37 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 7-209; 13- 169; 15-162; 16-169; 18-32. Ibid. 5-100. "Doty-Doten11 , Ethan Allen Doten, 1897, p. 159. 38 - "The Mayflower Descendantn, 7-209. 39 - Ibid. 7-209. 4o - See Fourth Generation References. 41 - "The Mayflower Descendant" , 7-209. 42 - Ibid. 7-209; 8-151; 16-169. 11 "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records • "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 20 - "The Mayflower Descendanttt, 1-142; 14-3€. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Mayflower Index-Husbands and Wives of Mayflower Descendants". 11 Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records•:• nThe Mayflower Descendant•t, 2-86; 8-177. 43 - Ibid. 5-100; 7-222, 223. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records"'• "Mayflower Index-Uusbands and Wives of Mayflower Descendants". np1ymouth Church Records", 22-209. 41+ - "The Mayflower Descendanttt, 5-100. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Recordsu. "Halifax Massachusetts Vital Records"• ''Plymouth Church Records", 22-209. "Waterman Family11 , Edgar Francis Waterman-Donald Lines .Jacobus, 1939, 1-82. 45 - See Fourth Generation References. 46 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 5-100; 13- 1:71. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 47 - 11 The Mayflower Descendant", 5-100. nKingston Massachusetts Vital Records't • "Scituate Massachusetts Vital Records". "Richard Church of Plymouth", .John A. Church, 1913, PP• 45, 72, 73• 48 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 5-100. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Genealogy of The Cushmans" , Henry Wyles Cushman, 1855, P• 131. 11 Mayflower Index-H.usbands and Wives of Mayflower Descendantsn. "The Mayflower Descendant" 5-100. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 Middleboro Massachusetts Cemetery Records". 50 - See Fourth Generation References. 23 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 1-142; 2-41; 4-72; 23-54; 26-27. "Mayflower Index-Husbands and Wives of Mayflower Descendants". "Middleboro Cemetery Records". "Families of The Pilgrims", Mayflower Descendant, 1956. 51 - See Fourth Generation References. 52 - Ibid. 35 53 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 9-49; 13• 24. 54 - Ibid. 23-54• "Middleboro Cemetery Records". "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War", Vol. 5-487. 55 - "The Ma~lower Descendant", 9-49; 23-54. 56 - Ibid. 9-49; 23-54• "Middleboro Cemetery Records". 57 - "The Mayflower Descendant11 8-249. 24 Ibid. 1-142; 2-79; 14-70; ,3-152.1 "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate", 10-181. "Plymouth County Massachusetts Deeds", 57-261+. . • "Plymouth Church Records", 22-397• 11 Ancient Landmarks o:f.' Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 1-325. "History of The Town of Plymouth", Davis 1885, P• 81. 58 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 13-173; 15- 210• 18-145. 59 - Ibid. i5-210. 60 - Ibid. 15-210• 17-6; 30-153• nBurial Hill'\, Benjamin Drew. "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 61 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 15-210; 25- 139• 62 - Ibid. 15-210; 26-140. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-410, 411; 23-1+95. 11 The Mayflower Descendant", 13-34; 14- 159, 160. "Dunham Family", Isaac w. Dunham, 1907, P• 161. 63 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 15-210. 25 - 0 The Mayflower Descendantn, 1-106 143. nscituate Massachusetts Vital Recordsn.7 "Plympton Yi.assachusetts Vital Recordsn. noamon Memorial"', Samuel Chenery, 1882. "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probaten, 15-113. n,p1ymouth County Massachusetts Deeds", 70-1. 64 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 15-40. "Scituate Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records". 36 65 - "The May.flower Descendant" 15-4-0. "Scituate Massachusetts v1ia1 Records". "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records 11 • 66 - See Fourth Generation Re.ferences. 67 - "The Mayf'lower Descendant", 15-4-0; 16- 14-. "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records". 68 - See Fourth Generation References. FOURTH GENERATION

28 John (4), son of John (3) and Abigail (Bryant) Faunce, born 2 May 1709 in Plymouth; died there 28 November 1734, in his 26th year; he is buried on Burial Hill. He married 29 November 1733 Ruth, daughter of Benjamin and Margaret (Parker) Sampson, born 11 July 1716 in Plympton; died in Pembroke 23 September 1765, age 50 years. She married, second, 9 June 1742 in Pl~pton, David Darling; he died 29 December 1784, age'79 years, 7 months and 25 days; his first wife, Marcy, daughter of Samuel and Joanna (Bryant) Churchill, died 22 February 1747/8 in Plympton, in her 24th year. Children of John (4) and Ruth (Sampson) Faunce born in Plymouth. 69 Mary5,~ b. 24 Oct. 1734; m. 1 Oct. 1757, in Plymouth, George Codding of Taunton. 35 James (4), son of Thomas (3) and Lydia (Barnaby) Faunce, born 6 April 1719 in Plymouth; died about 1782 in Halifax. He married, first, 22 June 1742 (intentions Weymouth), Sarah Faun (Vaughan?). He married,second, (intentions Kingston) 13 September 1760, Joanna, daughter of Jabish and March (Grey) Fuller, born 31 March 1736 in Kingston. He married, third, 17 July 1777 in Halifax, Mary Cushman, daughter of John and Joanna (Dunbar) Tilson, born 21 December 1729; died 10 October 1816 in Halifax; she was the widow of Abner Cushman, whom she married 6 February 1745/6 in Halifax. James Faunce was a Deacon in the Congregational Church in Halifax. The history of Halifax states he and five other men paid Jacob Chipman five pounds and ten shillings to go to Quebec to fight in their place.

37 On 5 August 1782 James Faunce, mason, of Sandwich was named administrator of the estate of James Faunce,yeoman, deceased, late of Halifax; the return of the inventory named Mary Faunce as the widow. In a Court Order issued 25 March 1783, the remaining children and heirs of James Faunce were named: James Faunce, the second son; Nathaniel Faunce, the eldest son; Sarah Faunce; Barnaby Faunce; William Faunce and Lucy Faunce. The order was issued after an appraisement showed the real estate could not be properly divided without loss to the whole estate. James Faunce, the second son, purchased the interest of his brothers and sisters. Children of James (4) and Sarah (Faun) Faunce. + 70 Nathanie15, b. 16 Aug. 1743 in Plymouth. + 71 James, b. 18 Feb. 1744/5 in Plymouth. 72 John, b. 8 July 1747; d. 1772; unm. 73 Seth, b. 2 Oct. 1749 in Plymouth; d. 29 Oct. 1773 in w. Dartmouth, age 24 yrs, 16 days; on 23 Feb. 1774, James Faunce of Halifax executed Power of Attorney to his son, Nathaniel Faunce of Dartmouth, to handle the estate of Seth Faunce, late of w. Dartmouth, dee. 74 Sarah, b. 20 Jan. 1752/3 in Plympton; d. 20 Mch. 1820 in Salem; m. 14 May 1771 in Plympton, Josiah Austin; d. 5 Nov. 1825 in Salem, age 80 yrs. 75 Molly, b. 24 Feb. 1755/6 in Plympton; d. there 24 Mch. 1760. 76 Ruth, b. 11 Sept. 1757 in Plympton; d. there 9.April 1760. 77 James, b. 8 April 1760 (?) in Plympton. This may be an error in the entry, as James (5), son of James (4) and Sarah (Faun) Faunce, was married and 39 had a child b. in Sandwich in 1772. Children of James (4) and Joanna (Fuller) Faunce. 78 MollY, b. 15 Sept. 1761 in Plympton; d. yg; not named in father 1 s estate. + 79 Barnaby, b. 5 April 1763 in Plympton. 80 Desire, b. 9 Dec. 1765 in Plympton; d. yg; not named in father 1s estate. 81 Salome, b. 30 Sept. 1768 in·PJ,ympton; d. yg; not named in father's estate. 82 Marcy, b. 16 Jan. 1770 in Plympton; d. yg; not named in father's estate. + 83 William, b. 4 April 1771 in Plympton. 84 Lucy b. 27 April 1773 in Halifax; d. 2,1 July 1862 in Hingham, age 89 yrs; m. Jonathan, son of John and Eunice (Benson) Harden; b. 22 April 1771 in Bridgewater; d. 18 July 1830 in E. Bridgewater. 85 Olive, bpt. 5 May 1775 in Halifax; d. yg; not named in father 1 s estate. 36 Thomas (4), son of Thomas (3) and Lydia (Barnaby) Faunce, born 10 April 1721 in Plymouth; died there 12 June 1788. He married 20 January 1742/3 in Plymouth, Sarah, daughter of John and Sarah tcobb) Bartletti born 20 January 1725/6 in Plymouth; died there 2 December 1793. Thomas Faunce was called a cordwainer in 1749, when he was named guardian of his brother, Peleg. Children of Thomas (4) and Sarah (Bartlett) born in Plymouth. + 86 John5, b. 26 Oct. 1743. + 87 Thomas, b. 22 Oct. 1745; bpt. 27 Oct. 4-o 1745. + 88 Thaddeus, bpt. 24- July 174-8. 89 Lydia, bpt. 6 Jan. 1751; m. 28 Oct. 1773, Benjamin Thomas, a resident of Plympton. 90 Sarah, bpt. 22 April 1753; d. 9 Nov. 1801 in Plymouth; age 48 years; m. 8 Nov. 1780, Barnabas, son of Barnabas and Lydia (Holmes) Churchill, b. 25 Nov. 174-7 in Plymouth; d. there 29 Aug• 1821. + 91 Ansel, bpt. 10 Aug. 1755. 92 Priscilla, b. l April 1758; d. yg (?). 93 Stephen, b. 5 Nov. 1760; served as Pvt. in William Weston's Co. from 19 June 1776 to 1 Oct. 1776; stationed at Gurnet, Plymouth Harbour. 94- Jerusha, b. 21 April 1763; d. yg (?). 95 George, b. 1 Oct. 1765; d. yg (?). 96 Lucy, bpt. 7 May 1769; m. 7 Feb. 1788 in Duxbury, Alden Clark o:f Duxbury. Three children of Thomas Faunce died in Ply­ mouth one 18 Aug. 1766, one 30 Aug. 1766 and a dau. i2 Oct. 177~/6; they were not listed by name; prob. Priscilla, Jerusha and George. 40 Peleg (4), son of Thomas (3) and Lydia (Barnaby) Faunce, born 20 November 1730 in Ply­ mouth; died there 16 June 1795. He married 13 August 1756 (intentions Plymouth) Ma.ry (#61) daughter of Eleazer and Hannah (Warren)1 Faunce; born in Plymouth 2 June 1731. She was a member of the church in Plymouth 20 November 1774-. Children of Peleg (4-) and Mary (Faunce) ~aunce born in Plymouth. 41 97 Eleazer, b. 16 Dec. 1757; bpt. 18 Dec. 1774; served as Pvt. in Capt. Andrew Samson's co.; in list of men stationed at the Gurnet, mustered by G. Partridge, Muster Master, dated 20 May 1777. + 98 Peleg, b. 2 Dec. 1759; bpt. 18 Dec. 1774-. + 99 Joseph, b. 4 April 1763; bpt. 18 Dec. 1771+. +100 Benjamin (Barnaby), b. 18 Aug. 1765; bpt. 18 Dec. 1774. ' 101 Hannah, bpt. 18 Dec. 1774; m. 5 May 1787, in Plymouth, Nathaniel, son of Solomon and Joanna (Holmes) Bartlett. 102 Abigail, b. 16 Sept. 1770; bpt. 18 Dec. 1774; m. 13 Mch. 1796, in Plymouth, William Sergeant, Jr., b. 11 Dec. 1770; they lived in Taunton. 45 John (4), son of John (3) and Lydia (Cooke) Faunce born 13 April 1716 in Kingston· died there 30 November 1768 1 age 52 years, 7 months, 16 days. He married 26 December 1744 Hannah, daughter of Elijah and Eleanor (Pierce) Bisbee; widow of Robert Cooke; born 27 January 1721/2 in Pembroke; died 10 February 1799 in Kingston; age 77 years; she married, first, 25 November 1742 in Plympton, Robert, son of Robert and Abigail Cooke; born 12 March 1721; died 2 September 1743. Children of John (4) and Hannah (Bisbee-Cooke) Faunce born in Kingston.

103 Lydia51 b. 12 April 17461 d. 10 Dec. 1830 in Kingston age ~O yrs, 8 mos; m. 31 Mch. 1768, in Kingston, Josiah, son of Charles and Hannah (Faunce #46) Cooke; b. 28 July 1745 in Kingston; d. there 24 April 1827, age 81 yrs, 8 mos, 15 days. 42 104 John, b. 16 Mch. 1747/8; d. 18 Dec. 1814 in Kingston, age 66 yrs, 8 mos, 21 days; unm; called Esq. on gravestone; served as Sgt. in Capt. Ebenezer Washburn's co.; marched to Bristol, R.I. Roll dated Kingston, 27 Mch. 11 1 1777, endorsed alarm • in Dec. 1776. 105 Hannah, b. 9 Mch. 1749/50; d. 1 JuJ.y 1827 in Kingston, age 77 yrs, 3 mos; unm. +106 Eleazer, b. 30 Dec. 1751. 107 Eleanor, b. 3 Oct. 1753; d. 25 Dec. 1816 in Kingston, age 63 yrs, 2 mos, 22 days; unm. 108 Molly, b. 15 June 1755; d. 16 Sept. 1798 in Kingston, age 43 yrs; m. 14 Jan. 1779, in Kingston, John, son of Charles and Sarah (Everson-Tinkham) Cooke; b. 13 Dec. 1752/3 in Kingston; d. 26 April 1795 in Kingston. 109 Joanna, b. 27 Jan. 1757; d. 12 or 19 Mch. 1837, age 80 yrs; m. 27 June 1792, in Kingston, Zenas, son of John and Sarah (Everson-Tinkham) Cooke; b. 12 Nov. 1756 in Kingston. +110 Elijah, b. 5 Mch. 1759. 111 Sarah, b. 27 Oct. 1760; d. 17 Nov. 1760 in Kingston. 112 Sarah, b. 20 May 1764; d. 15 Sept. 1849 in Kingston, age 85 yrs, 3 mos, 26 days; unm. 50 Benjamin (4), son of John (3) and Lydia (Tilden-Cooke), born 19 March 1742 in Kingston; died there 3 JuJ.y 1777, age 34 yrs, 2 mos 22 days. He married, in Marshfield, Lydia, daughter of John and Mary Trouant; born in Marshfield 1 May 1744; died 30 March 1808 in Kingston, age 64 years. Children of Benjamin (4) and Lydia (Trouant) Faunce born in Kingston. +113 Benjamin5, b. 24 May 1764. 114 Lydia, b. 14 Dec. 1765; d. 20 Oct. 1794 in Kingston, age 29 yrs; unm. 115 Lucy, b. 13 Sept. 1767; d. 19 Oct. 1786 in Kingston, age 18 yrs; unm. 116 John, b. 26 July l770j d. 29 Jan. 1829 in Kingston, age 5ti yrs; unm. +117 Tilden, b. 14 July 1772. +118 Stephen, b. 2 July 1774. 119 Molly, b. 11 Nov. 1776; d. 16 Feb. 1813 in Kingston, age 36 yrs; unm. 51 James (4), son of Joseph (3) and Martha (Soule) Faunce, born 6 December 1723 in Middleboro; died before 30 September 1766. He married 26 November 1747, in Middleboro Abigail, daughter of Joseph and Deborah (Miller)1 Rickard; born 25 May 1724 in Plympton; died in Middleboro 29 March 1777, in her ,4th year. She married, second, 30 September 1766 in Middleboro, John Jacobs, a transient. Children of James (4) and-Abigail (Rickard) Faunce born in Middleboro. 120 Rebeckah5, b. 23 July 1748; m. 7 Nov. 1771, in Middleboro, Edmund Muxham, Jr., of Plympton. 121 Alice, b. 28 July 1750; m. 7 Jan. 1773, in Plympton, Edmund, son of Edmund and Patience (Tinkham) Wood; b. 9 Mch. 1747 in Middleboro. 122 Abigail, b. 14 Oct. 1754; m. 12 Dec. 1776, in Plympton, Lemuel Muxham. 123 Deborah, b. 13 July 1758. 44 52 Joseph (4), son of Joseph (3) and Martha (SoUle) Faunce, born 13 November 1725 in Middle­ boro; died there 18 April 1795, age 70 years. He married 11 llugust 1772, in Plympton, Hannah Winslow of Middleboro; she died there 9 JUly 1806 in her 64th year. In the 1790 census Joseph was listed with three males and three females; in 1800 Hannah was listed with two males and one female, age 45 and up. Children of Joseph (4) and Hannah (Winslow) Faunce born in Middleboro. 124 Joseph5, b. 12 Mch. 1773; d. 9 Feb. 1823. 125 James, b. 17 April 1775; d. 7 Dec. 1858 in_Middleboro, unm. 126 John, b. 11 April 1779; d. 25 May 1856 in Middleboro, unm. 127 Hannah, b. 23 May 1781; m. (?) 21 Aug. 1803 Joseph Davee; both of Plymouth. 66 Daniel (4), son of Thomas (3) and Hannah (Damon) Faunce, born 11 October 1738 in Plymouth, baptized l JUly 1739 in Scituate, died 2 May 1803, age 64 years, in North Carver. He married, first, 25 December 1762 (intentions Weymouth) Sarah, daughter of Jos~ph and Sarah (Hollis) Lovell; born 21 May 1744- in Weymouth; died 11 June 1777 in North Carver. He married, second, 24 August 1777 in Middleboro, Ruth (Fobes) Alden; born in Bridgewater 14 October 1744; died in · North Carver 28 July 1817, age 74 years; daughter of Joshua, Jr., and Esther (Porter) Fobes; her father was born in Bridgewater 22 July 1715; married there, 29 March 1740, Esther, daughter of Nicholas Porter of West Abington. Joshua Fobes, Sr., was born in Bridgewater in 1689, married, first, 4 December 1711, Abigail, daughter of Peter Dunbar; Deacon Edward Fobes, father of Joshua,. Sr., was born in Bridgewater in 1651, died there in 1732; he married in 1676 Elizabeth, daughter o;f John Howard. John Fobes, father or Edward, was born in England and came to Plymouth on the "Fortune" in 1621; he married Constance, sister of Experience Mitchell. Ruth Fobes married, :first, 22 December 1763 in Middleboro, Ebenezer, son of Joseph and Hannah (Hall) Alden; born 4 February 1743; died 6 January 1773; he was a fifth generation descend~nt of John and Priscilla (Mullins) Alden. Daniel Faunce was in Captain Nathaniel Shaw's company that marched to Marshfield in 1776, was a Minuteman of Plympton and responded to the 11 First Call11 on April 19, 1775. · • In 1766 Daniel purchased :from his brother and sisters their share of their father's estate; 25 May 1798, he sold to Daniel and Charles Jackson one undivided third part of a lot "being the ninth share in the fourth great lot & last division of Plymouth and Plympton commons which was laid out to Thomas Faunce Plymouth & Plympton proprietor ••• & which was purchased by my grand­ father Joseph Faunce of him ••• 11 On 27 August 1803, Alden Faunce was granted Letters of Administration on the estate of Daniel Faunce, yeoman, late of Carver, deceased. The inventory was returned 7 October 1803 by Nehemiah Cobb, Ebenezer Briggs and Ebenezer Doten; it showed a value of $3678.85. The heirs were listed as Ruth Faunce, the widow; Hannah, wife of Jacob Dingley; Daniel Faunce; Thomas Faunce; Sarah, wife of Ransom Jackson; Phebe, wife of James Vaughan; Alden Faunce, Ezra Faunce and Eunice Faunce, on 5 June 1801+. Daniel Faunce is buried in the Lakeham Cemetery in North Carver with his wife, Sarah, and his wife, Ruth. He was a member of the Baptist Society and was admitted to the First Church in 1770. Children of Daniel (4) and Sarah (Lovell) Faunce born in Plympton (now Carver). 128 Hannah5, b. ca. about 1763; m. 3 Dec. 1789 in Carver, Jacob Dingley; may have d. 26 or 27 Mch. 1847 in Duxbury. +129 Daniel, b. ca. 1764/5. +130 Thomas, b. 7 June 1766. Children of Daniel (4) and Ruth (Fobes-Alden) born in Plympton (now Carver). 131 Sarah5, b. 31 May 1778; d. in W. Abing- ton, 10 Sept. 1865, age 87 yrs; m. (l) 5 Jan. 1800, in Carver, Ransom, son of Isaac and Lydia (Barrows) Jackson; b. 10 July 17751 d. 3 Jan. 1809 in Carver• she m. (~) 25 May 1819, in Plymp{on, as his 3rd wife, Polycarpus, son of Jonathan, Jr., and Abigail (Loring) Parker1 b. 9 Oc~. 1767 in Plympton; d. 2~ Dec. 1819; hem. (1) 12 Oct. 1795, Mary, dau. of Stephen and Susanna (Thompson) Ellis; b. 7 Jan. 1773 in Plympton; d. 10 April 1813; hem. (2) 5 May 1814, in Plympton, Susanna., dau. of Elijah, Jr., and Susanna (Ripley) Bisbee; b. 22 Mch. 1777 in Plympton; d. 20 Aug. 1818; Sarah, m. (3) as his 3rd wife, 14 Aug. 1824 (ints. Carver), Samuel, son of Daniel and Abigail (Ransom) Vaughan; b. 2 Jan. 1747 in Plympton; d. 10 Mch. 1837 in Carver; hem. (1), 19 Nov. 1767, Waitstill Cole; b. 1746; d. in Carver 13 Dec. 1790, age 45 yrs; he m. (2) 28 Jan. 1798, in Carver, Huldah Thompson, b. in Halifax 1752; d. in Carver 12 Nov. 1822. 132 Phebe, b. 2 Aug. 1779; d. 3 Aug. 1849 in Carver, age 70 yrs, 1 day; m. 5 Feb. 1804, in Carver, James, son of Samuel and Waitstill (Cole) Vaughan; b. 2 Oct. 1779 in Plympton; d. 28 Oct. 1839 in Carver, age 60 yrs. +133 Alden, b. 6 Jan. 1781. Ezra, b. ea. 1783. 135 Eunice, b. 2 Aug. 1784; d. 18 Nov. 1863 in Carver; m~ 8 July 1810, Barzilla, bro. of James Vaughan whom. Phebe Faunce #132; he b. 9 July 1781; d. 7 Dec. 1838 in Carver in his 59th yr. 68 Thomas (4), son of Thomas (3) and Hannah (Damon) Faunce , born 26 January 171+1+/ 5 in Plympton. He married in Attleborough 23 Oet. 1766 (intentions) Rebecca Briggs. He was a cordwainer of Plympton when he quit-cla}med his father 1s estate 4 November 1766. Nothing further is known about him. He may have been the Thomas Faunce of Williamsburg, Private in Lieutenant Abel Thayer's detachment of Minutemen which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service from April 21 to April 27 1775; also on muster roll, Captain Abel Thayerls company; enlisted 28 April 1775, company return dated Dorchester. Children of Thomas (4) and Rebecca (Briggs) Faunce. There is no conclusive evidence that these are the children of Thomas (4) and Rebecca (Briggs) Faunce; they moved to same places and dates on children and where they died are the sue. +136 Thomas A.5, b. 17 May 1775. 137 Mary, b. ca. 1778; m. 21 Dec. 1795 (ints. Conway) Nathaniel Marble, Jr.; m. {1) 15 Jan. 1788 Sarah Bird or Williamsburg; d. l July 1795 in Conway, age 29. They moved to Phelps, Ontario Co., N.Y., then in 1824 to Huntsburg, Geauga Co., o. 138 Elizabeth, m. 10 Jan. 1793 in Williams- burg, Mass., Robert Allen. FOURTH GENERATION REFERENCES 28 - 11 The Mayflower Descendant", 4-113. 11 Plymouth Church Records", 22-214. l+B

11 "Burial Hill , Benjamin Drew. 11 11 Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records • 11 Pembroke Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 11 69 - The Mayflower Descendant , 15-42; 25- ll+O. 35 - Ibid. 7-209. 11 Leonard Papers", PP• ll+O, 11+5, in New Bedford Library. 11 11 Plymouth County Massachusetts Proba te , 1782-1783. 11 Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records 11. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 Halifax Massachusetts Vital Records". "Tilson Genealogy 1638-1911t1, Mercer v. Tilson, 1911, P• 117. 70 - See Fifth Generation References. 71 - Ibid. 72 - 11 The Mayflower Descendant", 15-161. 73 - Ibid. 15-161. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 Bristol County Massachusetts Probate", 1781+. 11 11 71+ - Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records • "Salem Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 11 75 - Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records • 76 - Ibid. 77 - Ibid. 78 - Ibid. 79 - See Fifth Generation References. 11 Bo - "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records ·• 81 - Ibid. 82 - Ibid. 83 - See Fifth Generation References. 8l+ - nHalifax Massachusetts Vital Records't. 11 Bridgewater Massachusetts Vital Records'~ "History of Town of Hingham, Massachu­ setts" 1893, 2-288. 85 - "The May:tlower Descendant", 27-180. 36 - Ibid. 7-209, 13-166; 14-l+o, 160. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-416, 1+21. "Plymouth Massachusetts Probatett, 751+3. 86 - See Fifth Generation References. 87 - Ibid. 88 - Ibid. 89 - 11 The May.flower Descendant", 15-209; 27- 1+6. 11 Plymouth Church Records", 22-41+6; 23- 497. 90 - ''The Mayflower Descendant", 15-209; 28- 70. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-lt48; 23- 500. 11 Churchill Family in America", G. A. Churchill-N. W. Churchill-G. M. Bodge, 1902 7 PP• 18, 38. 91 - See Fifth Generation References. 11 92 - "The Mayflower Descendant , 15-209 • ''Plymouth Church Records", 22-395, 404. 93 - "The Mayflower Descendantu, 15-209. "Massaclmsetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary War", Vol. v., p. 833. · • 91+ - 11 The Mayflower Descendant",, 15-209. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-395, 4o4. 95 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 15-209. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-395,. 404. 96 - "Plymouth Church Records", 22-457. 11 The Mayflower Descendant", 29-66. 40 - 1rThe Mayf'lower Descendant", 7-209; 15- 210; 25-139. "Plymouth Church Records", 22-423, 473. 97 - nThe Mayflower Descendant", 19-92. "Plymouth Church Records 11 , 22-461. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary War", Vol. V., p.565. 98 - See Fifth Generation References. 99 - Ibid. 100 - Ibid. 101 - "Plymouth Church Records 11 t 22-461. "The Mayflower Descendant' , 16-169; 29- 128. 102 - "PlYI!louth Church Records", 22-461; 23- 508. 11 Hodges Family of New England", Almon D. Hodges, Jr., 1896 7 p. 376. "Taunton :Viassachusetts Vital Records". 45 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Pembroke Massachusetts Vital Records 11 • "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records". 103 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 104 - Ibid. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary War", Vol. v., P• 565. 50 105 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 106 - S.ee Fifth Generation References. 107 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 108 - Ibid. 109 - Ibid. 110 - See Fifth Generation References. 111 - •tKingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 112 - Ibid. 50 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "The Mayflower Descendant", 31-71. 113 - See Fifth Generation References. 111+ - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 115 - Ibid. 116 - Ibid. 117 - See Fifth Generation References. 118 - Ibid. 119 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 51 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 6-180; 13- 27; 14-35; 18-80; 25-107. 11 Plympton Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 120 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 16-135; 30- 12. 121 - Ibid. 16-15, 135; 17-21. "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 122 - nThe .Mayflower Descendant• , 16-136. "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 123 - "The Mayflower Descendantn, 16-136. 52 - Ibid. 6-228. 11 Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records". "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Recordstt. 121+ - "The Ma.yf'lower Descendant", 31-138. 11 Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records". 125 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 31-138. ••Middle boro Massachusetts Vital Records"• 126 - 11 The May:f'lower Descendant", 31-138. 11 Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records". 127 - 11 The Mayflower Descendant",, 31-110, 138. 66 - "The Mayflower Descendant" 15-l~o. "Scituate Massachusetts Vital Records". ''Weymouth Massachusetts Vital Records". "History of' Weymouth Massachusetts", Weymouth Historical Society, 1923, 3- 396". "Bridgewater Massachusetts Vital Records"• "Early Massachusetts Marriages-Prior to 11 1800 , F. W. Bailey, 2-81, 99. "H1story of Bridgewater, Massachusetts", 51 Naham Mitchell, 1897, P• 159• ttThe Descendants of Polly and Ebenezer Alden", Ebenezer Alden-Henry Shaw. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors o:f The Revolutionary war", Vol. v., P• 56>+. "Plymouth County l'liassachusetts Probate", Docket 750lt. "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records."' "Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-128, 129. 128 - 1•carver Massachusetts Vital Records". ttp1ymouth County Massachusetts Probate", Docket 75olt. . 11 "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Ret?ords • 129 - See Fifth Generation References. 130 - Ibid. 131 - "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". ";Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records". nnescendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-128, 129. "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate", Docket 7504. 132 - 11 Carver Massachusetts Vital Records••• 11 Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate", Docket 75o1t. "Descendants of William Shurtleff'", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-128, 129- 271. 133 - See Fifth Generation References. 131+ - Ibid. 135 - ncarver Massachusetts Vital Records 11 • np1ymouth County Massachusetts Probate". 11 u Descendants of William Shurtleff ', Benjamin Shurtlef'f, 1912, 1-128, 129, 271. 68 - '' Plympton County Massachusetts Vital Records 11 • "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate 11 , Docket 750l+. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors o:f 11 The Revolutionary War , Vol. v., P• 565. 11Attleborough Massachusetts Vital Records". 136 - See Fifth Generation Ref'erences. 11 137 - °Conway Massachusetts Vital Records • 52 "Geauga County, Ohio, Deeds", 9-1+71; 11+-381. 138 - "Williamsburg Massachusetts Vital Recorruft FIFTH GENERATION 70 Nathaniel (5) son of James (4) and Sarah (Faun or Vaughan~ Faunce, born 16 August 1743 in Plymouth; died in Dartmouth before 1822. In his will dated 10 .Tune 1809 he calls himself "house­ wrightK. He married 18 December 1766 in Middleboro, Abigail, daughter of Jacob and Margaret Sherman who were married 3 March 1738 in Dartmouth, Mass.; she was living in 1801 when ~~iy m~~ti~~e~afg &~t~~I~l y~n'3-i!~~ma.s, • but was Nathaniel Faunce served as private in Captain Job Cook 1s Company, Colonel Hathaway's Regiment of Bristol County; he enlisted 7 August 1780, was discharged after serving two days on alarm to Rhode Island. He was of Dartmouth when he married in 1766. Children of Nathaniel (5) and Abigail (Sher­ man) Faunce born in Dartmouth. 139 Abigai16 , b. 9 Oct. 1767; d. 20 Dec. 1792 in Dartmouth; unm. 140 Nathaniel, b. 22 June 1770; d. 9 .ran. 1795 in Dartmouth; unm. 141 John, b. 23 Nov. 1772; d. 28 Nov. 1797 in Dartmouth; unm. +142 Thomas, b. 21 July 1775. 143 Lydia, b. 28 Aug. 1777; named in her father's will; unm. 11.iJ+ Patience, b. 10 June 1780; d. 9 Nov. 1839 in Dartmouth; unm.; bur. Pine Island Cem., N. Dartmouth; named in her father's will. 145 Sarah, b. 22 Aug. 1782; named in her father's will; unm. 53 54 146 Margarett b. 10 Feb. 1785; m. Job, son (?) or Butler and Susanna (Brownell) Sherman; b. 9 Feb. 1771 in Dartmouth; d. 15 Aug. 1838 in New Bedford; named in her father's will. +147 James, b. 28 Aug. 1787. 71 James (5), son of James (4) and Sarah (Faun or Vaughan), born 18 February 1744/5 in Plymouth; died 21 May 1825 in Sandwich. He married, first, Sarah C...--,,___); she died in Sandwich 10 April 1772. He married, second, 4 November 1773 in Sandwich, Thankful daughter of Nathan Tobey born 11 January i739; died 12 December 1796 in Sandwich. He married, third, 12 June 1797, Jane Tupper of Sandwich. James Faunce served as Private in Captain Nathaniel Goodwin's Company, 25 September 1777 to 31 October 1777, on a secret expedition to Rhode Island; he served in Captain Simeon Fish's Company in September 1778 on alarm at Dartmouth and Falmouth and in Captain Fish's Company on an alarm at 1~·almouth 11 September 1779. Roll dated Sandwich. He was a mason when he was named administrator of his father• s estate in 1782. Children of James (5) and Sarah (_) born in Sandwich.

148 Ansel6 , b. 10 April 1772; d. 15 April 1772 in Sandwich. Children of James (5) and Thankful (Tobey) Faunce born in Sandwich. +149 John6, b. 16 Sept. 1774. +150 Asa, b. 11 Sept. 1776. +151 Stephen, b. 4 Mch. 1779• +152 William H., b. 17 April 1781. 79 Barnaby (5), son of James (4) and Joanna (Fuller) Faunce born in Plympton 5 April 1763; died in May 184i1 in Wilton, Maine. He married 55 first, 20 April 1785 (intentions Kingston), Poll~ daughter of Samuel and Mary (Cook) Doten, born 19 September 1762. She died about 1782 in Princeton, Maine. He married, second, Hannah Reed, a widow~ born 30 Septemoer 1778 in Taunton; died 3 May l~J8 in Randolph, Massachusetts. Barnaby Faunce and his brother William were among the first inhabitants of Paris, Maine; they purchased lot #25 in the 5th range from Sylvanus Robbins on 8 August 1794. Barnaby and Hannah with their family were living in Paris, Maine in 1830. Children of Barnaby (5) and Polly (Doten) Faunce. • 153 Ch.6 d. 30 Dec. 1785 in Plymouth. 154 Mary, b. 8 Aug. 1790 in Kingston, Mass.; either Mary or her sister J"oyanna (#156) m. Abner Farrar at st. Daniel I s New Brunswick; d. in Princeton, Me. 155 Eunice, b. 8 Aug. 1794 in Paris~ Me.; d. 3 Mch. 1879; m. 16 J"uJ.y 1~23 Gilbert Evans, b. 24 Oct. 1793, of Plymouth, Mass. 156 J"oyanna, b. 25 Dec. 1796, prob. in Paris, Me. (See #154). 157 Lucy, b. 15 Sept. 1798; d. June 1850, age 53 yrs.; m. Joseph, sori of J"osiah Moody of Portland, Me.; m. (2) Rebecca Martin, widow of Rumf'ord, Me. Children of Barnaby (5) and Hannah (Reed) Faunce. 158 Almira6, b. 4 April 1802 in Paris, Me.; d. Sept. 1884; m. 11 Oct. 1821 Samuel Tucker, b. 16 Aug. 1800. 159 Irena, b. 6 Feb. 1804 in Parisi Me.; d. 29 Aug. 1838 in N. Rando ph, 56 Mass. (now Brockton). 160 Ansel, b. 29 Nov. 1806 in Paris, Me.; d. 16 Nov. 1843 in Portland, Me.; m. 8 July 1830 Mahala Fulmer of Portland. 161 Betsey, b. 4 Nov. 1807 in Paris, Me.; d. 31 Oct. 1846 in Madison, Me.; m. Dec. 1831 Allen Clough. 162 Albert, b. 12 Dec. 1809 in Paris, Me.; d. 14 Dec. 1836 in Fort Morgan, Ala.; m. 13 Mch. 1836 Mehetable, dau. of Nathaniel and Mehetable (Farrar) Mayhew, b. 14 Feb. 1811 in Buckfield, Me.; d.6 Oct. 1854 in Randolph?. Mass. Shem. (2) Addison Faunce (u=l66). +163 Enos Edwin, b. 15 Apr. 1811, prob. in Paris, Me.; one record states he b. in N. Bridgewater, Mass. +164 Alvin, b. 27 Apr. 1813 ih Paris, Me. +165 Hiram, b. 7 Mch. 1815 in Paris, Me. 166 Addison, b. 9 Feb. 1817 in Paris, Me.; d. 1 July 1875 in Stoughton, Mass.; m. 17 July 1842 (ints. Brockton, Mass.) Mehetable (Mayhew) Faunce, Widow of Albert #162). Pvt. Co. F. 40th Regt., 2 Aug. 1862 to 16 June 1865. +167 Leonard, b. 9 Dec. 1819 in Paris, Me. or Randolph, Mass. 83 William (5), son of James (4) and Joanna (Fuller) Faunce, born 4 April 1771 in Plympton; died 20 February 1851 in Oxford, Maine. He married first Abigail Hutchinson; she died in Hebron, Maine,. 3 Dec. 1803. He married, second, 8 September 1~04 in Poland, Maine, Hannah, daughter of Aaron and Thankful (Strout) Davis; born 1 February 1785 in Hebron, Maine; she was 57 living in 1850. William Faunce and his brother Barnaby purchased land in Paris, Maine, on 8 August 1794. He was a surveyor of highways in Oxi'ord in 1829. Listed as a tithingman there in 1834-, 1835, 1838, 1841 and 181+3. Children of William (5) and Abigail (Hutchinson) Faunce born in Oxi'ord, Maine. 168 William6 b. 28 Sept. 1798; d. in Ox.forct2 in 1802. +169 John H., b. 10 May 1800. . • 170 Lucy or Jane, b. 1802; d. Aug. 1804 in Oxford. Children of William (5) and Hannah (Davis) Faunce born in Oxford, Maine; some records state the last four were born in Great Falls, New Hampshire. +171 J"ames6 , b. 9 July 1805. 172 Abigail, b. 13 Sept. 1806; d. 16 Jan. 1826 in Hebron, Me., unm.. 173 Filena (Philena) b. 4- July 1808; d. 25 Dec. 1874; m. 8 Mch. 1834 in Oxford, Jacob, son of Jacob and Jane (Hutchinson) Dean; b. 9 Nov. 1806 in Oxi'ord. +174 Seth H., b. 14 Sept. 1810. 175 Hannah, b. 11 Jan. 1813 2 d. 6 Apr. 1849 in Oxi'ord; m. lb Nov. 184-1 John o. Page of Poland, Me.; m. (2) Harriet Faunce (#177) sister of Hannah. +176 William, b. 6 May 1815. 177 Harriet, b. 15 Mch. 1817; d. 29 Nov. 1880 at Mechanic Falls, Me.; m. 58 13 Mch. 1850 John o. Page.(See #175). +178 Nathaniel Mitchell, b. 11 April 1819. 179 Moses D.l b. 4 June 1821; d. 21 Feb.1901 in Sa em, Mass.; m. 4 Mch. 1849 in Beverly, Mass., Margaret Ann, dau. of Madison and Mary (Perry) Rogers; b. 10 Sept. 1830 in Beverly. He enlisted 9 Sept. 1861; discharged 14 Oct.1865 at New Orleans, La., 4th Batt. Artillery, Mass. He was a harness maker. Children born in Salemi Mass., all living with Moses at 18 Fr end St., Salem in 1891: Adrian E., a tanner; Elnora G.; Walter, an engineer. +180 Aaron Davis, b. 4 June 1821 (twin of Moses D.). 181 Samuel, b. 29 June 1823; d. 17 April 1884 in Wayne, Me.; m. 27 Feb. 1845 Mary E. currier. +182 Isaac Somes, b. 21 July 1827. 86 John (5), son of Thomas (4) and Sarah (Bart­ lett) Faunce, born 26 October 1743 in Plymouth; died in Duxbury before 17 March 1787. He married, first, 12 April 1770 in Middleboro, Jane, daughter of Zachariah and Martha (Washburn) Paddock; born 20 July 1752; died 2 April 1774 in Plymouth. He married, second, 18 September 1777 in Rochester, Susanna, daughter of John, Jr. and Elizabeth (Hammond) Clark; born 3 September 1754 in Rochester; died in Duxbury 27 March 1832. On 17 March 1787 the estate of John Faunce, (deceased, mariner, late of Duxbury), was entered for probate; Joseph Soule, yeoman, was named administrator. A division of land was made to the widow and children 18 March 1802, viz., Susanna Faunce, the widow; John, the eldest son; Priscilla, wife of Samuel Wadsworth and George Faunce (the latter was a minor; Ezekiel Soule was his guardian). Children of John (5) and Jane (Paddock) Faunce born in Plymouth. 59 Henry6, d. 20 Oct. 1789 in Duxbury, age 18 yrs. ' Ch. d. 14 May 1774 in Plymouth. Children of John (5) and Susanna (Clark) Faunce born in Duxbury. 185 John6 , b. 4 July 1778; living in home of Lyman Sears in Duxbury in 1850, age 71 yrs. 186 Priscilla, b. 8 Oct. 1783; m. 6 Jan. 1801, in Duxbury, Samuel,Wadsworth. +187 George, b. 25 Nov. 1785. 87 Thomas (5), son of Thomas (4) and Sarah (Bartlett) Faunce, born 22 October 1745 in Ply­ mouth; died there 28 April 1832. He married 26 November 1767, in Plymouth, Mary, daughter of Jacob and Fear (Dunham) Curtis; born 19 March 1744/5 in Plymouth; died there 16 October 1795. Perhaps he married second, after 17 July 1820, Ruth-,--~• A woman named Ruth Faunce, widow of the late Thomas, died in Plymouth 19 February 1834, age 82 years. He served as a private in Colonel Cotton's Regiment for eight months in 1775, and for nine months in Colonel Bond's Regiment. His pension is filed in the National Archives under "'Joseph Faunce" #S34836; the papers show the pension was given to Thomas Faunce. In the 1790 census he was living in Plymouth with two males under 16 years, one male over 16 years, and six females. No children are record­ ed in Plymouth records of births. He may have lived for a time in Norwich, Connecticut; records there list several children of Thomas and Mary "Fance 11 of Massachusetts Bay. It is possible the Norwich man may be Thomas #68; he disappeared after his marriage to Rebecca Briggs in 1766; if so, he married, second, a woman named Mary. Children of Thomas (5) and Mary (Curtis) 60 Faunce, the first seven listed in Norwich, Connecticut. 188 Mary6, b. 22 June 1768. 189 Thomas, b. 14 June 1770. 190 Jacob, b. 5 Sept. 1773. 191 Lydia, b. 22 July 1775; bpt. and rec'd in the Plymouth Church 28 July 1793; m. 24 Nov. 1796, in Carver, Elias, son of Jonathan and Martha (Weeks) Shaw, b. 21 May 1762; they were living in Carver in 1799. 192 Priscilla, b. 15 Oct. 17771 m., as his 2nd wife, in Carver 27 uct. 1796, Jonathan son of Jonathan and Lucy (Co~b) Tilson; b. 26 Jan. 1758; d. l June 1822 in Carver; m. (1) 27 Jan. 1785 Sarah, dau. of Ebenezer and Mary (Rickard) Doten. 193 Stephen, b. 12 Apr. 1780; m. 21 Nov. 1807 (ints. Plymouth) Sophia Eddy; both of Plymouth. 194 Sally, b. 23 May 1780; m. 13 Mch. 1804 in Carver, Timothy Chubbuck; bro. (?) of Lott, whom. Elizabeth #195. 195 Elizabeth (Betsey) b. 9 Apr. 1787; d. 1856; m. (1), ll1 Mch. 1808/9 in Plymouth Lott, son of Timothy and Lurana (Harrows)1 Chubbuck; b. 1787; d. 1820; bro. (?) of Timothy (see #194); m. (2) as his 2nd wife William Comstock; m. (l) Hannah #196. 196 Hannah; m. 14 Apr. 1808 in Plymouth, as his 1st wife, William, son of Jesse and Sarah Comstock; b. about 1756 (?), of Lyme, Conn.; d. in Mobile, Ala.; m. ~2) Elizabeth #195. 61 88 Thaddeus (5), son of Thomas (4) and Sarah (Bartlett) Faunce, was baptized in Plymouth, 24 July 1748; his widow, Elizabeth, was named administrator of his estate 8 July 1809. He married, 16 January 1772 in Plymouth, Elizabeth Sylvester; she was baptized and received in the Plymouth Church 2 March 1794; she died 15 October 1837, age 85 years. Thaddeus Fa1mce was a Sergeant in Captain William Cotton's Company; they marched to guard the prisoners from the British Battleship "Somerset". The roll was dated 10 November 1788. Children of Thaddeus (5) and Elizabeth (Sylvester) Fau.~ce born in Plymouth. 197 Betsey6, bpt. 21 Sept. 1794; m. (?) 22 Mch. 1792, in Plymouth, Avery Delano of Duxbury. +198 Caleb, b. about 1774. +199 Stephen, b. 1779; bpt. 21 Sept. 1794. +200 Solomon, b. 1784; bpt. 21 Sept. 1794. +201 John, b. 1788; bpt. 21 Sept. 1794. +202 Thomas, bpt. 21 Sept. 1794. 203 Thaddeusi bpt. 21 Sept. 1794; d. 18 Jan. 799 in Plymouth. +204 Bartlett, bpt. 21 Sept. 1794. 205 Jenny, bpt. 13 Mch. 1796; d. 26 Mch. 1797. 91 Ansel (5), son of Thomas (4) and Sarah (Bartlett) Faunce, was baptized in Plymouth 10 August 1755; died in M:i.ddleboro 5 July 1837, age 81 years. He married in Middleboro, October 17~ Hope Besse; born in 175'7; died in 11iddleboro, 2 May 1845; Ansel and Hope are buried in the Purchase Street Cemetery in Middleboro. 62 Ansel Faunce served as Private in Captain Jeremiah Harlow's Company, Colonel T. Cotton's Regiment; also in Captain Clap 1 s Company, Colonel Ward's Massachusetts Line, for at least twelve months. In one record he is listed as Aanub Faunce. His widow, Hope, received his pension af'ter his death; their surviving children listed in the pension files in 1845 were Sarah Bonney, Hope Thomas, and Louisa Thomas. The pension records state they were the parents of nine children, unnamed. Children of Ansel (5) and Hope (Besse) Faunce; eldest were born in Plymouth, others in l'/dddle boro • +206 Anse16, b. 22 Nov. 1781 207 Ch; d. 28 Nov. 1783 in Plymouth. 208 Sally, b. 1787; living in 1850; m. 13 Sept. 1808,. in Pembroke; Ezekiel, son of Samuel and Mary (Soper) Bonney, b. 6 Nov. 1782 in Pembroke; d. 11 July 1854 in Middleboro. 209 Son, b. before 1790; d. yg. 210 Ch. d. yg. 211 Hope, b. 18 June 1795; d. 14 Jan. 1872 in Hiddleboro; m. Seneca, son of Lt. Perez and Sarah (Wood) Thomas, b. 28 Aug. 1793; d. 11 May 1876 in Middleboro; both bur. in Middleboro. 212 Louisa, b. 1800; d. 15 Jan. 1867 in Middleboro; m. (1) 23 June 1827 (ints. Carver) Jacob, son of Jacob and Hesadiah (Pratt) Vaile b. 9 Jan. 1797 in Carver; m. (2~ Andrew, son of Joseph and Deborah Thomas; d. 16 Oct. 1853 in M1ddleboro1 age 75 yrs.; hem, (1) Anna; d. 12 Apr. 1833, age 50 yrs. 213 Thaddeus, b. 23 Aug, 1801; d. 17 Apr, 63 1802 in Middleboro. 214 Pelham, b. 30 Sept. 1803; d. 9 Oct. 1803 in Middleboro. 98 Peleg ( 5)l son of Peleg (4) and Mary (Faunce) Faunce, born n Plymouth 2 December 1759; died there before the 1800 census, when his widow is listed as head of the household. He married 14 October 1781, in Plymouth, Hannah Elizabeth Churchill, perhaps the Hannah baptized 28 March 1763 in Plymouth, daughter of Jonathan and Hannah Churchill. Peleg Faunce served as private in paptain Andrew Sampson's Company, mustered 20 May 1777; discharged 31 October 1777; stationed at Ply­ mouth Harbour and on a secret expedition against Newport, Rhode Island. Children of Peleg (5) and Hannah Elizabeth (Churchill) Faunce born in Plymouth.

215 Hannah6, m. (?) 21 Aug. 1803 Joseph Davie. (See #127 in 4th Gen.)1 216 Polly; d. 26 Aug. 1787 in Plymouth. 217 Ch; d. 24 Oct. 1788 in Plymouth. 218 Ch; d. 21 Sept. 1791 in Plymouth. 219 Betsey. (1) +220 David, b. 5 Jan. 1796. +221 Peleg, b. 1798. 222 Dau., perhaps other ch. (Census 1800 indicates others.) 99 Joseph (5) son of Peleg (4) and Mary (Faunce) Faunce~ born in1 Plymouth 4 April 1763; died 28 Feb. 1~13 (?) in New York State. He married in Plymouth 4 September 1785 Mercy, daughter of Ichabod and Hannah (Rogers) Bartlett; born 1 September 1765 in Plymouth. 64 In 1790 Joseph Faunce was living in Thetford, Orange County, Vermont; he had one male over 16 years, two males under 16 years, and two females. In 1810 he was listed in Lebanon, Grafton County, New Hampshire, as was his son Eleazer. In 1810 he had two males under 10 years, one male 10 to 16 years, one male 45 or older; two females under 10, one 10 to 16 years, and one female between 25 and 45 years. Not located in census after 1810.

Children of Joseph (5) and Mercy (Bartlett) Faunce; the last three may not be the children of Joseph (5), but they probably were; also, there may have been another son and two more daughters. +223 Eleazer6 , b. 11 Jan. 1786 in Plymouth. +224 Joseph, b. 15 Sept. 1787 in Plymouth. 225 Dau., b. about 1789. +226 Peabody, b. about 1791 in Vt. +227 William, b. 1802 in Vt. +228 George w., b. 1808 in N.H. 229 Almedia, b. in N.H.; d. in Barryville, Mich •. ; m. Sheldon, son of James and Lucy (Kilburn; Whitcomb; b. 30 Nov. 1811 in Bolton, Vt.; d. in Tecumseh, Mich. 100 Barnaby (5), son of Peleg (4) and Mary (Faunce) Faunce, born 18 August 1765 in Plymouth; died there 27 August 1853, age 88 years. One record refers to him as Benjamin, others call him Barnabas. He was a Sea Captain. Barnaby Faunce married first, 2 June 1793 in Plymouth, Sarah, daughter of Nathaniel and Sarah (Churchill) Carver; she died in Plymouth 15 JuJ.y 1803, age 35 years. He married second, in Carver 10 November 180~, Abigail, daughter of William and Jem:ina (Shaw) Sturtevant, born 65 in 1773; died in Plymouth 15 July 1805, age 32 years. He married third, in Carver, 6 February 1807 Zilpah Sturtevant {a sister of his second wife~; born 1763; died in Plymouth 17 September 1837, age 75 years (one record gives the age as 70 years). On 10 May 1826, Zilpah Faunce, as heir of Isaac Sturtevant, quit-claimed land in Hebron, Maine, to William Lowell of Minot, Maine. Barnaby Faunce married fourth, 22 April 1838, in Plymouth, Elizabeth, daughter of Nathaniel and Sarah (Churchill) Carver~ born in Plymouth in 1774; died there, 23 April 1~59, age 85 years. She was a sister of his first wife. Barnaby Faunce and his wives are buried on Bwiial Hill in Plymouth. Children of Barnaby (5) and Sarah (Carver) Faunce born in Plymouth. 230 Ch. d. 5 Jan. 1798 in Plymouth. 231 Lucy Carver; in 1800 she was under 10 yrs. old and in 1810 she was listed as 10 to 16 yrs.; m. 10 Oct. 1819, in Plymouth, Daniel Foster. On 21 Sept. 1816 she joined with other heirs of Nathaniel Sherman, late of Carver, in a land sale to Isaac Sherman. 106 Eleazer (5), son of John (4) and Hannah (Bisbee-Cooke), born 30 December 1751 in King­ ston; died there 23 January 1837, age 85 years. (Kingston Vital Records give January 23, 21 and 25, 1837). He married 11 November 1779 (inten­ tions Kingston) Susanna, daughter of John and Thankful (Washburn) Adams, born 7 July 1759 in Kingston; died there 2 March 1836, in her 77th year. Eleazer Faunce served as a Private in Captain William Weston's Company in 1776; entered service 19 June 1776; pay allowed 1 July 1776 to 1 October 1776. Stationed at the Gurnet, Ply­ mouth Harbour. 66 Children of Eleazer (5) and Susanna (Adams) Faunce born in Kingston. 232 Eleazer6 , b. 5 Dec. 1780; d. 18 Feb. 1786 in Kingston. +233 John, b. 28 Sept. 1782. Zenas, b. 29 June 1784. 235 Lucy, b. 9 Jan. 1788; m. 6 Nov. 1814, in Kin~ston, Zenas Cooke; d. 13 Mch. 1~35, age 49 yrs. 236 (?) Eleazer, b. 16 Feb. 1793; d. 21 Feb. 1793 in Duxbury, age 5 ds. 237 Hannah, b. 7 Jan. 1795; living in 1850; m. between 21 Mch. 1815 and 31 Dec. 1818 Martin, son of Ellcanah and Christina (Holmes) Cooke; b. 10 Mch. 1791; d. 24 Oct. 1847 in Kingston. 110 Elijah (5), son of John (4) and Hannah (Bisbee-Cooke), born 5 March 1759 in Kingston; died there l January 1823. He married 30 March 1786, in Kingston, Lydia, daughter of Ichabod and Hannah (Rogers) Waterman; born 5 November 1758 in Kingston; died there 24 September 1850; in the 1850 census of Kingston, Lydia Faunce, age 91 years, was living with her son Kilburn. __,.. Elijah Faunce was a mason and yeoman. Administration was granted on his estate 20 January 1823 to Kilburn and Charles Faunce. Children of Elijah (5) and Lydia (Waterman) Faunce born in Kingston. 238 Elijah6, b. 11 July 1787; d. 17 Sept. 1802 in Kingston. +239 Kilborn, b. 11 Apr. 1789. +240 Nathaniel, b. 6 July 1791. 241 Lydia, b. 10 Mch. 1793; m. 16 Oct. 67 1814, in Kingston, Spencer, son of Stetson and Lurana (Holmes} Brad­ ford, b. 1 June 1781 in Kingston; Lydia Bradford shared in the distribution of her father's estate 17 May 1824. 242 Sally, b. 14 Feb. 1800; d. 15 Feb. 1800 in Kingston. 243 Mary, b. 14 Feb. 1800 (twin with Sally); d. 15 Feb. 1800 in Kingston. Charles Cook, b. 21 May l.SOJ.. 113 Benjamin (5), son of Benjamin (4) and Lydia (Trouant) Faunce, born 24 May 1764 in Kingston; died there 27 February 1842, age 78 years. He married 30 December 1792, in Kingston, Saba, daughter of Ezekiel and Priscilla (Chipman) Washburn, born 3 April 1772 in Kingston, living there with her son Martin in 1850, age 78 years; she was not listed with Martin in the 1860 census. Children of Benjamin (5) and Saba (Washburn) Faunce born in Kingston. 245 Olive6, b. 9 Jan. 1794; d. 25 Dec. 1821 in Kingston; m. 14 Aug. 1815, in Kingston, Dura, son of Thomas and Abiah (Fish) Weston; b. 18 Oct. 1788 in Duxbury; m. (2) in Duxbury, May 1824, Beulah, dau. of Joseph and Beulah (Sampson) Ford, b. 6 Feb. 1798 in Duxbury. +246 Benjamin, b. 19 Dec. 1795. +247 Ichabod c., b. 28 Oct. 1802. 248 Saba, b. 1805; living with her bro., Martin in 1850; m. 13 Nov. 1825 Justus, son of James Thomas, Sr.; d. 8 Jan. 1843 in Middleboro, age 46 yrs. 68 +249 Martin, b. 28 Mch. 1808. 117 Tilden (5), son of Benjamin (4) and Lydia (Trouant) Cooke, born 14 JuJ.y 1772 in Kingston. He married 26 April 1800 (intentions Kingston) Lydia, daughter of Josiah and Lydia (Faunce) Cooke, born 23 March 1774 in Kingston; they were living there in 1830 with a daughter age 15 to 20 years old. Tilden Faunce served from October to November 1814 in the Kingston Volunteer }tilitia. He was a Sergeant. Children of Tilden and Lydia (Cooke) Faunce born in Kingston. 250 Olive6 , b. about 1803; m. in Kingston 9 May 1825 Noah, son of John and Elizabeth (Sherman) Prince; b. 30 May·1798 in Kingston; both living there in 1850; he was a blacksmith. 251 Lydia c., b. about 1810; ~. 1885 in Kingston; m. there 1 Nov. 1836, Elisha, Jr., son of Elisha and Olive (Brewster) Stetson, b. about 1805 in Kingston; d. there about 1890. 252 Daniel Tilden, b. 28 Oct. 1809; d. 18 June 1814 in Kingston. 253 Ch. b. 1815; d. 1818, age 2 yrs. 6 mos. in Kingston. 118 Stephen (5), son of Benjamin (4) and Lydia (Trouant) Faunce, born in Kingston 2 juJ.y 1774; died in Boston 29 JuJ.y 1812, age 36 years. He married in Kingston 7 October 1801 Polly (Mary) Sampson; she died JuJ.y 1813 in Kingston. Children of Stephen (5) and Polly (Sampson) Faunce born in Kingston. 2.51+ Nancy P.6 , d. 5 Oct. 1839 in Kingston, age 37 yrs.; m. 5 Aug. 1829, in 69 Kingston Gauis son of Thomas and Deborah iDelano~ Holmesi b. 13 Sept. 1806 in Kingston; m. (2J in King­ ston 5 July 1840 Lydia Shields. 129 Daniel (5), son of Daniel (#1+0) and Sarah (Lovell) Faunce, born 1764/5 in Plympton; living in Buckfield Oxford County, Maine in 1850. He in 1793 married Rebecca daughter of Jabez and Alice (Briggs) Churchill, born 20 April 1774 in North Bridgewater, Massachusetts; she was living in 1850. Daniel Faunce, yeoman, of PlymptQn purchased land from Bucktown Proprietors 19 0eto~er 1790; he was of Bucktown, Maine, when he sold to Asa Bard 11 August 1794; he was in Hebron, Maine when he purchased land in Buckfield 18 November 1797. Children of Daniel (5) and Rebecca (Churchill) Faunce. 255 Sally6, (Sarah) b. 1794 in Buckfield, Me.; m. (pub.) 26 July 1813 Joseph son of Joseph and Lucy (Holmes)Switt, b. in Sandwich, Mass.; they settled in Sumner, Me. 256 Olive, b. 1786 in Buckfield; m. Richard, son of Ephraim and Jemina Hathaway; b. 29 Sept. 1784 in Buckfield. He served in Capt. Turner's Co., War of 1812. +257 Daniel, b. 14 May 1797 in Buckfield, Me.; m. Hannah Grapes; d. between 1870-80. 258 Rebecca, b. 28 May 1799 in Buckfield,Me.; m. as second wife, Edmund Dean. He d. 1844. 259 Ira, b. 15 Ma11801 in Buckfield; m. 16 May 1824 in Sumner, Me., Sally Holmes. 260 Eliza, b. in Buckfield; m. John Lewis. 261 Hannah, b. 7 Feb. 1807 in Buckfield; m. Joseph Murch. +262 Alden,b 14 June 1812 in Buckfield;m. Olive A~kins.1 70 263 Polly, b. 27 May 1815 in Buckfield; m. 24 Aug. 1834 Benjamin Murch. 130 Thomas (5), son of Daniel (4) and Sarah (Lovell) Faunce, born in Plympton 7 June 1766; died in West Buckfield, Maine, 16 June 1855, age 89 years and 9 days. He married Mary • she died in West Buckfield 22 October 1860, age 82 years and 1 month. Thomas Faunce was listed as a taxpayer in Buckfield in 1797• On 8 October 1803, Thomas Faunce of Buckfield and his brother Daniel of the same place, both yeoman, quit-claimed to their brother Alden, yeoman, of Carver, Massachusetts, their interest in the real estate of Daniel Faunce, their father, late of Carver.

No list of the children of this Thomas Faunce has been located. The 1800, 1820 and 1830 census shows he had several daughters and one son. In 1800 there were two girls under 10 years, in 1820 a son 10 to 16, a daughter under 10 two daughters 10 to 16, and two 16 to 2l. In 1830 the two eldest daughters were not listed. Children of Thomas (5) and Mary(..,....__) Faunce; eldest may have been born in Plympton, others in Buckfield. This list may not be accurate. 264 Mary6, b. in Plympton, Mass.; m. 27 Feb. 1823 Col. Ebenezer son of Lt. Isaac and Hannah (JoyceJ1 Thayer; b. 27 Feb. 1797; d. 25 Sept. 1857; they settled in Paris, Me. 265 Dau. 266 Sarah Curtis, b. 24 Feb. 1809 in Buck- field; d. 23 June 1890 in Grafton, N.H.; m. 23 Oct. 1834 Rev. Allen, son o:f Barnabas and Martha (Towle) Barrows, b. 7 July 1807 in Turner, Me., d. 24 Apr. 1875 in E. Sumner, Me. 71 +267 S.B. (son). 268 Martha; m. Joseph, son of Joseph and Sarah (Faunce) Swift, b. 6 Sept. 1814 in Sumner, Me. 269 Susanna; m. Isaac Packard 7 June 1837. 133 Alden (5), son of Daniel (4) and Ruth (Fobes-Alden), born in Plympton 8 January 1781; died in Cortland, Ohio 22 February 1865. He married first, 14 July 1805 in North Carver Nancy, daughter of James and Lydia (Stetson~ Vaughan; born 12 August 1785 in Plympton; died in North Carver 24 January 1811. Alden'Fa.unce married second in Middleboro, 4 May 1812, Priscilla, daughter of Robert and Mary (Atwood) Shurtleff; born 17 September 1780 in Plympton; died 24 July 1845 in Cortland. She is buried by Alden in the Hillside Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio. Alden married third, in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, 18 March 1850, Jane Rop (maybe Ross); she died 9 August 1857, age 86 years; she is buried beside Moses Ross who died 27 August 1847, age 83 years· (maybe his widow). They are buried in Mosquito Creek Cemetery near Cortland, Ohio. Alden Faunce and some of his family left North Carver in 1826; he settled in Bazetta tp., Trumbull County, Ohio, where he purchased several pieces of land in the area, also some in Fowler township; some of the land was sold by his administrator in 1866. Alden Faunce served in Massachusetts Militia on guard duty for 19 days in Duxbury in 1814. Children of Alden (51 and Nancy (Vaughan) Faunce born in North Carver. 270 Ma.ria6, b. 19 Nov. 1805) d. in Cortland O. 1 Feb. 1862; m. ~l) 20 Apr. 18~3 1 in Carver, Ichabod Dunham, Jr.; m. (2) as his 2nd wife, in Carver, 3 june 1827, Zadock, son of Moses and Polly Wright; b. 16 June 1788 72 in Carver; d. 20 June 1844 in Cortland; m. (1) 5 Mch. 1810, in Carver, Jane Tilson; d. 17 Feb. 1826 in Carver. Maria and Zadock are buried in Hillside Cem., Cort­ land. Alden Faunce and Priscilla deeded part lot #56 in Fowler tp. to their dau., Maria Faunce Wright, 23 Nov. 1842. +271 Daniel, b. 4 Mch. 1808. A record in Carver gives his death as 2 May 1813; this is an error; perhaps an unrecorded ch. of Alden and Nancy d. on that date. +272 James Vaughan, b. 11 June 1810. Children of Alden (5) and Priscilla (Shurt­ leff) Faunce born in North Carver. +273 Robert Shurtleff6, b. 6 Feb. 1813. +274 Alden, Jr., b. 17 Oct. 1814. 275 Nancy, b. 29 July 1816; d. 22 Apr. 1832 in Cortland, o., bur. Hillside Cem. Carver records give a birth date 29 July 1814, incorrect if Alden, Jr., b. 17 Oct. 1814. 276 Ruth Fobes, b. 23 June 1818; d. 23 Mch. 1871 in Cortland; m. 5 Mch. 1835 in Trumbull Co. Levi Smith Bush; b. 27 Oct. 1812 in Cortland, Cortland Co., N.Y.; d. 29 Jan. 1877 in Cortland, a.; m. (2) Eliza Ellis (Gibbs) Faunce, widow of James Vaughan Faunce #272. Ruth and Levi are buried in Christian Ch. Cem., Cortland, a. 277 Priscilla, b. 1821; d. in Johnson, o.; m. 7 Aug. 1840 in Trumbull Co. Luman s. Palmer, Jr. 134 Ezra (5), son of Daniel (4) and Ruth (Fobes- 73 Alden) Faunce, born about 1782 in Plympton; died in Cexver 20 December 1817. He married in North Carver, 23 December 1804, Mary, daughter of John and Mary (Dunham) Appling; born in Carver 20 December 1786; died in East Carver, 22 June 1872. Ezra Faunce served 16 days in Massachusetts Militia on guard duty in Duxbury in 1814. Children of Ezra (5) and Mary (Appling) Faunce born in North Carver. 278 Mary Appling6 b. 4 Nov. 1804 (?); d. 4 Oct. 187i1 in E. Carver; either the b, date or her parents' ·m,• date may be incorrect. Tombstone gives b. as Dec. 1806; age 65 yrs. at death. 279 Caroline William b. 13 Sept. 1810; m. 5 July 1821,1 in Plympton, Isaiaht Jr., son of Isaiah and Ruth (Ransom) Pratti· b. 30 Nov. 1810 in Carver; both iving 1860 in Carver. 280 George A., b. 6 June 1814. 281 Emeline F., b. 8 Sept. 1817; m. in Bridgewater 5 Nov. 1838 Aaron c., son of Zenas and Hannah (Richard­ son) Crooker, b. 12 Nov. 1814 in Bridgewater. 136 Thomas A. (5), son of Thomas (4) and Rebecca (Briggs) Faunce, born 17 May 1775 in Massachu­ setts; died before 1847 in Cumberland County, Illinois. He married Elizabeth Rice, Massachusetts 10 September 1778; she died in Cumberland County, Illinois, 1 March 1841; her tombstone gives her birthdate 1 May 1777• Both are buried in Faunce Cemetery, Spring Point Township, Cumberland County. There are conflicting reports on this man's ancestry; some sources state that either he or his father came from France and settled for a time in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, the name being originally La.Faunce; others give the birthplace of his children as Watertovm, Massachusetts. Lacking proof to the contrary, this man is placed as son of Thomas (4) and Rebecca (Briggs) Faunce. In 1820 Thomas A. Faunce was listed with his family in Phelps, Ontario County, New York; his occupation was manufacturing. Sometime before 1830 he moved to Huntsburg, Geauga County, Ohio, and about 1837 to Cumberland County, Illinois. Children of Thomas A. (5) and Elizabeth (Rice) Faunce born Watertovm (?) Massachusetts,. excepting last two born in Lyons, Wayne County, New York. +282 Noah Moody6, b. 20 Nov. 1797• 283 Lydia, b. 13 Feb. 1799; m.John Larkins. 28!;. Elizabeth, b. 30 Oct. 1801; m. ---· Garf'ield (?). 285 Lorinda, b. 7 Apr. 1803; m. _____ Garfield(?). It is possible she may have been Luana Lorinda and m. Lemuel Jones, as Mary Lorinda, a dau. of Lemuel and Luana (Faunce) Jones, was born 12 July 18l+l+, in Phelps, N.Y.; m. 5 Apr. 1870, Eri Daniel Champion, b. 21 June 181;-2 in Sodus, N.Y. +286 Thomas w., b. I;- Aug. 1805. 287 Polly, b. 25 Mch. 1807; d. in Hunts­ burg tp. (?) Geauga Co., o.; m. Joseph Scott. 288 Rebecca b. 2 Apr. 1809; m. Garfield(?).1 289 Ephraim M. (Marble?), b. 1816 in Lyons, Wayne Co., N.Y. 1 m. in 1836! Rebecca---' divorced in Cole Co., Ill., in 1839. 75 +290 Hezekiah D., b. about 1820 in Lyons, Wayne Co., N.Y. FIFTH GENERATION REFERENCES 70 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 15-161; 26-28. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 2-239• "Bristol County Massachusetts Probate 1 1809-1822 •. "Bristol County Massachusetts Deeds'•, 85-35- 11Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary Warn, Vol. V. P• 487 • . • 139 - nnartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". 140 - Ibid. 141 - Ibid. 142 - See Sixth Generation References. 143 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records•" "Bristol County Massachusetts Probate 1809-18221t. Ibid. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn,. Ibid. "Bristol County Massachusetts Probate 1809-1822". 146 - Ibid. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records"• "New Bedford Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 11+7 - See Sixth Generation References. 71 - nThe Mayflower Descendant", 15-161. 0 "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records • "History of Cape Cod", Frederick Free- man, 1862, 2-153, 154. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary War", Vol. V• P• 565. 11 148 - History of Cape Cod 11 , Frederick Free- man, 1862, 2-153, 154. 11+9 - See Sixth Generation References. 150 - Ibid. 151 - Ibid. 152 - Ibid. 11 79 - "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records • 76 "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Doty-Doten", Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, P• 157• "Family Records of James Enos Fauncen, (Refer to index). "History of Paris, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham-Silas B. Maxim, 1884, PP• 74, 75, 99. 11 Cumberland County Maine Deeds", 25-513; 33-267; 36-210. 111830 Census of Paris, Oxford County, Maine••• 153 - "Plymouth Church Records", 22-l~14. 154 - "Doty-Doten", Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, P• 157• "Family Records o.f James Enos Faunce", (Refer to index). 155 - Ibid. 156 - Ibid. "Doty-Doten", Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, P• 157• 157 - "History o.f Woodstock, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham, 1882, PP• 24o, 241. 1tFamily Records of James Enos Faunce", (Re.fer to index). 158 - Ibid. 159 - Ibid. "Brockton Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 160 - 1tFamily Records o.f James Enos Faunce•t, (Refer to index). 161 - Ibid. 162 - Ibid. "Family Records of' James Enos Fauncett, (Refer to index). 11History of Buckfield, Maine", Alfred Cole - Chas. F. Whitman, 1915, P• 629. 163 - See Sixth Generation References. 164 - Ibid. 165 - Ibid. 166 - "Family Records of James Enos Faunce", (Refer to index). "Brockton Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 1tMassachusetts Soldiers and Sailors", Vol. 4-131. 167 - See Sixth Generation References. 11 83 - "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records • 77 11 History of Paris, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham-Silas P. Maxim, 1881+, PP• 71+, 75, 96, 99. 11 "Annals of Oxford Maine , Marquis Fayette King, 1903, PP• 36, 79. 11 1850 Census of Oxford County, Ma.inen. 11 History of Woodstock, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham 1882, P• 203. 168 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine•t, Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 186. 169 - See Sixth Generation References. 170 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 186. 171 - See Sixth Generation References. 172 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine'', Harquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 186.• 173 - Ibid. PP• 177, 187. 171+ See Sixth Generation References. 11 11 175 - Annals of Oxford, Maine , Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 187. 176 - See Sixth Generation References. 177 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 187. 178 - See Sixth Generation References. 179 - ttAnnals of Oxford, Maine'', Marquis Fayette King, 1903, p. 187. "Beverly Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors1t, Vol. V • P• 338. 180 - See Sixth Generation References. 181 - rtAnnals of Oxford, Maine 11 , Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 187. 182 - See Sixth Generation References. 86 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 15-209. "Early Massachusetts Marriages Prior to 11 1800 , Rev. F. w. Bailey 2-92. "Plymouth Church Records", 1~2-1+03. "New England Historical and Genealogical Register", 12-220, 221. "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probateu, 7519. "Rochester l'f..assachusetts Vital Records"• 11 Du.xbury Massachusetts Vital Records"• 183 - Ibid. 181+ - "Plymouth Church Records", 22-403. 185 - "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Recordstt. "1850 Census of Duxbury Massachusetts"• 78

11 "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate , 7519. 186 - Ibid. 11 Duxbury :Massachusetts Vital Re cords 11 • 187 - See Sixth Generation References. 87 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 14-73; 15-42, 209. ••Plymouth Church Records", 22-424; 23- 1;-94. 1•Index to Obituaries in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 1784- 184011, 2-1558. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary War", Vol. v. P• 565• "Revolutionary Soldiers Pensionsu, #S34836. 111790 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts". "Norwich Connecticut Vital Recordsn, 1-505. 188 - Ibid. 189 - Ibid. 190 - Ibid. 191 - Ibid. "Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-136. "Plymouth Church Records", 23-476, 480. "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". 192 - "Norwich Connecticut Vital Records", 1-505. "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". "Tilson Genealogyn, Mercer V. Tilson, 1911, 393. "Doty-Doten", Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, P• 161. 193 - "Norwich Connecticut Vital Recordsn, 1-505. 1 nThe Mayflower Descendant •, 31-184. 194 - ttNorwich Connecticut Vital Records .. , 1-505. "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records••• 195 - "The Mayflower Descendanttt, 32-33• "DAR Lineage Books", 20-100; 37-84. "Mayflower Index-Husbands and Wives of 11 Mayflower Descendants • "History of the Comstock Family in 11 America , .John Adams Comstock, 1914, 79 P• 22-4-9. 196 - Ibid. 11 Plymouth Church Records", 23-64-8. 88 - Ibid. 22-444; 23-477, 4-81. 11 "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate , Docket 754-9. noescendants of William Shurtlef1~", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-163. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary War", Vol. V. P• 487. 197 - np1ymouth Church Records", 23-482, 505. 198 - See Sixth Generation References. 199 - Ibid. 200 - Ibid. 201 - Ibid. 202 - Ibid. 203 - np1ymouth Church Records", 23-482, 620. 204 - See Sixth Generation References. 205 - "Plymouth Church Records», 23-4-26, 4-81+. 91 - Ibid. 22-450. nMiddleboro Massachusetts Vital Records•~ nMassachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of The Revolutionary Warn , Vol. V. P• 564. "Revolutionary Soldiers Pensionsn, f/:W21097. 206 - See Sixth Generation References. 207 - "Plymouth Church Records", 22-413. 208 "Pembroke Massachusetts Vital Records". 111850 Census or :M.i.ddleboro Massachusetts". 1 ' Revolutionary Soldiers Pensions", #W21097. 11:M.i.ddleboro Massachusetts Vital Records''. 209 - 11 1790 Census of Wareham Massachusetts". 210 - "Revolutionary Soldiers Pensionsn, #W21097. 211 .. Ibid. "The Mayflower Descendant", 3l+-157 • 11 11 Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records • 11 1850 Census of :M.i.ddleboro". 212 - Ibid. "Revolutionary Soldiers Pensions", #W21097. "Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records 11. 213 - Ibid. 214- - Ibid. 80 98 - "The Mayi'lower Descendant", 15-212; 19-92. 11 1790 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts". 11 "Plymouth Church Records , 23-500. 11 Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of' The Revolutionary War", Vol. v. P• 565. 215 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 31-110. 216 - "Plymouth Church Records", 22-415. 217 - Ibid. 22-416. 218 - Ibid. 22-419. 219 - 11 1790 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts". 220 - See Sixth Generation References. 221 - Ibid. 222 - "1790 Census of Plymouth Hassachusetts't • 99 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 3-14; 16- 164; 19-92. 11 Plymouth Church Recordsn, 23- 502. 11 1790 Census of Theti'ord, Orange County, Vermont". "1810 .Census of Lebanon, Grafton County, New Hampshire". 223 - See Sixth Generation References. 224 - Ibid. 225 - "1790 Census of Thetford, Orange County, Vermontn. "1810 Census of Lebanon, Grafton County, New Hampshire". 226 - See Sixth Generation References. 227 - Ibid. 228 - Ibid. 229 - n'Whitcomb Family", Charlotte Whitcomb, 1904, PP• 82, 120. 100 - "The Mayflower Descendanttt, 19-92. "Plymouth Church Recordsn, 23-506, 681, 691, 701. "Carver Massachusetts Vital Recordstt. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth'', Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 2-255. "Epitahs From Burial Hill", Bradford Kingman, 1892. "Cumberland County Maine-Registry o:f Deedsn, 105-337• "Churchill Family in America'', G. A. Churchill-N. W. Churchill-G. M. Bodge, 1902, PP• 25, 26. 230 - 1•Plymouth Church Records", 22-427. 81 231 - Ibid. 23-653• 11 "Descendants of' William Sherman , Mary Lovering Holman, 1936, P• 267. 106 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records'•• "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of' The Revolutionary War", Vol. v. P• 833. "Family Records of' Theodore Wattles Fauncen, (Ref'er to index). 232 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Family Records of' Theodore Wattles Faunce", (Ref'er to index). 233 - See Sixth Generation Ref'erences. 234 - Ibid. 235 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital .Records". 236 - Ibid. "Family Records of' Theodore Wattles Faunce 11 , (Refer to index) • 237 - Ibid. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records'l 110 - Ibid. "1850 Census of' Kingston Massachusetts"• nDescendants of' Robert Waterman", E. F. Waterman - D. L. Jacobus, 1939, 1-162, 345, 346. 238 - nKingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 239 - See Sixth Generation Ref'erences. 240 - Ibid. 241 - 11 Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Descendants of' Robert Waterman"', E. F. Waterman - D. L. Jacobus, 1939, 1-345, 346. 242 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records ... 21+3 - Ibid. 244 See Sixth Generation Ref'erences. 11 113 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records • 11 1850 Census of' Kingston Massachusetts11 • 1t1860 Census of' Kingston Massachusetts1t. 245 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Recordstt'• "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records". 246 - See Sixth Generation References. 247 - Ibid. 248 - 11 1850 Census of' Kingston Massachusetts". "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records". 249 - See Sixth Generation Ref'erences. 117 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records ... 82 11 1830 Census of Kingston Massachusetts". 0 Records of Massachusetts Volunteers 11 Militia, War 1812-1814- , P• 131. 250 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 1850 Census of Kingston Massachusetts". 251 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Brewster Genealogy"~ Emma c. Brewster Jones, 1908, P• 1~6. 252 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 253 - Ibid. 118 Ibid. "Index of Obituaries in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 11 1784-1840 ·, 2-1558. 254 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". ttBrewster Genealogy", Emma c. Brewster Jones, 1908, P• 174. 129 - "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate", 7504. "Plymouth County Massachusetts Deeds", 100-,177. "Cumberland County Maine Deeds", 18-19; 21-356 • 27-331• 11 1800, 18~0, 1830, 1850 Census of Buckfield Mainen. 11 Churchill Family in America", G. A. Churchill-N. W. Churchill-G. Me Bodge, 1902, PP• 31+-, 35• 255 - Ibid. "History of Buckfield, Maine, Alfred Cole-Chas. F. Whitman, 1915, P• 748. 256 - Ibid. P• 599• 11 "Hathaways of America , Elizabeth Starr Versailles, 1965, P• 428. "Churchill Family in America", G. A. Churchill-N. W. Churchill-Ge M. Bodge, 1902, PP• 31+-, 35. 257 - See Sixth Generation References. 258 - nchurchill Family in America", G. A. Churchill-N. W. Churchill-G. M. Bodge, 1902, PP• 34, 35. 259 - Ibid. 260 - Ibid. 261 - Ibid. 262 - See Sixth Generation References. 263 - "Churchill Family in America", G. A. Churchill-N. W. Churchill- G. M. 83 Bodge, 1902, PP• 34, 35• 11 1850 Census of Hebron Maine". 130 - "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate", Docket 7504. "Plymouth County Massachusetts Deeds"', 100-177. "West Buckfield Maine Cemetery 1 Inscriptions ' • uHistory of Buckfield, Maine", Alfred Cole-Chas. F. Whitman1 1915, P• 737. 111800, 1820 1830, 1850 <.;ensus o:r Buckf'ielct2 Maine". 11 264 - "History of Buckfield, Maine , Alfred Cole-Chas. F. Whitman, 1915, PP• 692, 693. • 265 - "1820, 1830 Census of Buckfield, Maine". st 266 - rtDesoendants of William Shurtleff , Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-280. 11 A.nnals of Oxford Maine", Marquis Fayette King, f903, P• 135. 267 - See Sixth Generation References. 268 - ttRistory of Paris, Mainett, Wm. B. Lapham-Silas P. Maxim, 1884i P• 748. 269 - ttMaine Hli.storical Society"', 1+- 893. 133 - "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". "Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate'\ Docl-:et 7501+. 11 "Plymouth County Massachusetts Deeds , 100-177. 1tDescendants of William Shurtle.ff'11 , Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, P• 167. 11 "Trumbull County Ohio Marriage Records • "Hillside Cemetery Inscriptions, Cortland, Ohio". ttMosqui to Creek Cemetery Inscriptions". "Family Records of James Freer Faunce0 , (Refer to index). "Trumbull County Ohio Deeds"'. "Records of Massachusetts Vol1L~teers Militia - War 1812-1814", P• 129. 270 - 11 Carver Massachusetts Vital Records1t. 11 "Trumbull County Ohio Deeds • "Hillside Cemetery Inscriptions, 11 Cortland, Ohio • 271 - See Sixth Generation References. 272 - Ibid. 273 - Ibid. 84 274 - Ibid. 275 - ncarver Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Hillside Cemetery Inscriptions, Cortland, Ohio't. 276 - 11 Carver Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Christian Church Cemetery, Cortland, Ohion. 11 "Trumbull County Ohio Marriage Records • 277 - Ibid. "Family Records of James Freer Faunce", (Refer to index). 11 Carver Massachusetts Vital Records'.,• 11 Plymouth County Massachusetts Probate'\ Docket 7504. 11 East Carver Massachusetts Cemetery Inscriptionsu • 0 ttQbi tuaries in Mercury ·, Published New Bedford, Massachusetts. "Records of .Massachusetts Volunteers 11 .Militia - War 1812-1814 ·, p. 129 • 278 - "Carver .Massachusetts Vital Records". "East Carver Massachusetts Cemetery Inscriptions1t. "Obituaries in Mercury", Published New Bedford, Massachusetts. 279 - "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". "Plympton Massachusetts Vi ta.l Records". 280 - 11 Carver Massachusetts Vital Records'•• 281 - Ibid. "Bridgewater Massachusetts Vi ta.l Records". 136 - 11 1820 Census of Phelps, Ontario County, New York. "1830 Census of Huntsburg, Geauga County, Ohion. "Family Records of John Clement Taylor Faunce", (Refer to index). "Family Records of James T. Hickey", (Refer to index). "Family Records of Hrs. Henry Stark", (Refer to index). 282 - See·Sixth Generation References. 283 - "Family Records of John Clement Taylor Faunce", (Refer to index). nFamily Records of James T. Hickey", (Refer to index). "Family Records of Mrs. Henry Stark11 , 85 (Refer to index). 284 - Same references as #283. 285 .. Ibid. "Champion Genealogy", Francis Bacon Trowbridge, 1891, P• 76. 286 - See Sixth Generation References. 287 - Same re1·erences as #283. 288 - Ibid. 289 - Ibid. "Cole County Illinois Circuit Court - 11 1839 • 290 - See Sixth Generation Re1"erences. SIXTH GENERA.TION 142 Thomas (6), son of Nathaniel (5) and Abigail (Sherman) Faunce, born 21 july 1775 in Dart­ mouth; died North Dartmouth 2 March 1841. He married in Rochester 2 January 1800 Sarah, daughter of Caleb and Hannah (Bisbee) Coombs; born 10 February 1779 in Rochester; died in Dartmouth 8 Oct. 1840; both are buried in Faunce Burying Ground in North Dartmouth. Thomas Faunce and Sarah were members of the First Church in Dartmouth before 1825. He was a farmer. Children of Thomas (6) and Sarah (Coombs) Faunce born in partmouth. 291 Abig~117, b. 27 Oct. 1800; d. 6 May 1~85; m. 12 June 1823 in Dartmouth Leonard Snell; b., 3 Fe.b. 1792; d. 19 Nov. 1843 in Dartmouth; Abigail was living with her son john L. Snell in Dartmouth in 1850. 292 Hannah c., b. 20 Apr. 1802; d. july 1802 in Dartmouth. 293 Lucy c., b. 10 July 1803; m. in Dart­ mouth, 3 Dec. 1826 Reuben Hafford; b. (ca.) 1797, of Middleboro; they were living there in 1850; he was a farmer. 294 Paulina (Pelina), b. 1 July 1805; d. 29 June 1856 in Dartmouth; m. theret 7 Oct. 1827 to Abel Snell; b. (ca.J 1794; living in Dartmouth in 1850. +295 john P., b. 29 Nov. 1807. 296 Sarah B., b. 13 Feb. 1810; m. in Dart­ mouth, 11 Nov. 1832, Silas Terry of Troy \now Fall River). 86 87 297 Hannah c., b. 29 Oct. 1812; d. 18 Mch. 1871 in Rochester; m. in Dartmouth, 2 Dec. 1832 Benjamin Wilson of Troy (now Fall River);1 b. 15 Oct. 1812; d. 8 Aug. 1897. 298 Loisa, b. 13 Apr. 1816; d. 15 Apr. 1816 in Dartmouth. 299 Emelina, b. 6 Feb. 1819; m. in Dart­ mouth, 12 May 1839, Allen Collins of Dartmouth. 300 Phoebe Ann, b. 3 Oct. 1824; d. in New Bedford; m. in Dartmouth· 2? Dec. 1847 Loring, son of Stephen and Sybel Ashley; born 25 June 1824 in New Bedford; d. there 5 Nov. 1871. 147 James (6), son of Nathaniel (5) and Abigail (Sherman) Faunce, born 28 August 1787 in Dart­ mouth; living in 1850. He married in Dartmouth 15 October 1809 Rebecca, daughter of Isaac and Judith (Hoar) Hathaway; born in Middleboro 13 March 1788; died in Dartmouth in 1850. James Faunce served as Sergeant in Massachusetts Volunteers in 1814. In 1850 he was living in Dartmouth with his son John A., #309; he was a farmer; he lived for a time at Perry's Neck, several miles from New Bedford. Children of James (6) and Rebecca (Hathaway) Faunce born in Dartmouth. 301 Sophia?, b. 16 Apr. 1812; d. 11 Moh. 1837 in Dartmouth; unm. 302 Pauline B., b. 13 Jan. 1814; d. 11 Aug. 1837 in Dartmouth; unm. +303 Levi H.,. b. 4 Feb. 1816. +3()1+ Thomas c., b. 23 Feb. 1818. +305 William E., b. 28 July 1820. 88 +306 Sumner Meric, b. 28 Apr. 1822. 307 Elizabeth Ann, b. 15 Oct. 1825; m. (1) in Dartmouth 6 Feb. 1842 Ebenezer, son of' J"ohn and B:etsey (Cowen) Andrews, b. 16 Mch. 1815 in Dart- mouth; m. (2) ___ Wand. +308 Charles Henry, b. 13 Oct. 1829. 309 John A., b. 31 Aug. 1831• living in Dartmouth with his father in 1850; unm.; buried Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Taunton, Mass. 149 John (6), son of J"ames (5) and Thankful (Tobey) Faunce, born 16 September 1774 in Sand­ wich. He married 1 November 1800 (intentions) Winslow, Maine, Chloe Landers; he was a resident of Fairfield, Maine, when he married. The 1810 census of' Fairfield, Maine, shows him with one male under 10 years and three females under 10 years; in 1820 in Fairfield, he had two males under 10 years, one 10 to lb years, one f'emale 10 to 16 years and one 16 to 26 years. He was listed in Waterville, Maine, in 1830, with one male 5 to 10 years, one male 10 to 15 years, two males 15 to 20 years, one f'emale 5 to 10 years; He is shown to be between 50 and 60 years and his wife was listed as between 40 and 50 years old in 1830. Children of John (6) and Chloe (Landers) Faunce born in Fairf'ield, Maine. 310 Tryphena7, b. 1801; d. 1860• m. Freeman Parker Goodnough of DresJen, Me.; b. 1803; d. 1881. 311 Dau. b. bef'ore 1810. 312 Dau. b. before 1810. 313 Stephen, b. bef'ore 1810. 314 Nathan :a., b. 13 Sept. 1811; d. 18 Dec. 1846 in Waterville, Me. ; m. in Augusta, Me.; 5 Apr. 18381 (one record gives 5 Apr. 1848?J, Mary Ann Pishon; he is buried in Forest Grove Cemetery in Waterville; called Captain in his death record. +315 William, b. 4 Apr. 1813. 316 James, age 5 to 10 years in 1830. 317 Dau. age 5 to 10 years in 1830. 150 Asa (6), son of James (5) and Thankful (Tobey) Faunce, born 11 September 1776 in Sand­ wich, Massachusetts; died 10 December•l824 in Waterville, Maine, where he settled about 1800. He married 30 May 1804 Miriam, daughter of Ziba and Mary (Chase) Burrell; born 30 May 1787; died 16 October 1828 in Waterville; both are buried in Pine Grove Cemetery in Waterville. The history of Waterville, Maine, calls him "Captain Asa" Faunce. He was a skilled cabinet maker; specimens of his work were still preserved in 1902. Children of Asa (6) and Miriam (Burrell) Faunce born in Waterville, Maine. 318 Jane7, b. 11 Aug. 1807; d. 8 Jan. 1882 in Waterville; m. in Winslow, Me. 9 Nov. 1828 Ebenezer Farwell, son of Ebenezer and Hannah (Lovejoy) Bacon; b. 22 Sept. 1796 in Sidney, Me.; d, 25 Oct. 1841 in Waterville; he was Sheriff of Kennebec Co., Me., from 1839 till his death. 319 Angeline, b. 7 Jan. 1809; d. 13 May 1902 in Waterville; m. 19 Nov. 1831 Isaac w. Wheeler of Waterville; d. Aug. 1852, age 43 yrs. 320 Emeline (Emily), b. 31 Mch. 1811; m. (l) 12 Oct. 1828, Samuel w. Holden; d. 22 Mch. 1833, age 33 yrs.; m. (2) 17 Feb. 1834 Jacob w. or I. M. 90 Crooker; he was a jeweler and clock­ maker in Waterville. +321 AsaJ b. 12 Mch. 1813; d. 2 Aug. 1889 in jjelfast, Me. 322 Son; d. 16 May or June 1816, age 21 days; buried Pine Grove Cemetery in Waterville. +323 Daniel, b. 22 Apr. 1817. 321+ William, b. 22 Aug. 1820; d. 6 Feb. 1821; buried Pine Grove Cemetery in Waterville. 325 William, b. 22 Aug. 1822; d. 28 Aug. 1823; buried Pine Grove Cemetery in Waterville. +326 George_Burrell, b. 11 Aug. 1821+. 151 Stephen (6),. son o:f James (5) and Thankful (Tobey) Faunce, born 4 March 1779 in Sandwich; died 21 October 1845 in Pembroke. He married; 6 February 1806 in Pembroke, Joantia. Leavitt, daughter(?) of James and Sally (Leavitt) Barstow; born there I+ October 1788. Stephen Faunce was a hatter by trade; he was living in Pembroke in 1810 and 1820. Children of Stephen (6) and Joanna Leavitt (Barstow) Faunce born in Pembroke; one record gives the birthplace o.f the three eldest as Roxbury. 327 William7, b. 6 Oct. 1806; d. 5 Jan. 1832 in Pembroke, unm. +328 Stephen P., b. l Sept. 1808. +329 Calvin Barstow, b. 3 Jan. 1813. +330 James B., 3 Aug. 1816. 331 Thankful B. , b • 9 Nov. 1818; m. in Pembroke 30 May 1838 Rev. Elisha 91 Bradford of 11 The New England Conference"'. 332 Ann B., b. 3 July 1821; d. 29 July 1853; m. in DUxbury 5 Sept. 1841 Nahum, son of Ebenezer Bourne and Mehitable (Phillips) Kenne; b. 18 May 1808 in Pembroke. 152 William H. (6), son of James (5) and Thankful (Tobey) Faunce, born 17 April 1781 in Sandwich; died there 7 December 1842. He married in Sandwich, 2 December 1804 (25 November 1804?), Mary daughter of Asa Bourne; born there 19 April 1787; died there,•3 October 1863. William H. (6) Faunce served at Falmouth, Massachusetts, 28 January 1814 to 3 February 1814, as a volunteer in the troops raised at Sandwich in War of 1812-1814. Children of William H. (6) and Mary (Bourne) Faunce born in Sandwich. +333 James H.7, b. 9 Dec. 1805. 334 Eliza Jane, b. 23 June 1808; d. Feb. 1867; m. (as his 3rd wife) 14 June 1855 Heman Perry. +335 Elisha Bourne, b. 30 Sept. 1810. 336 Charles w., b. July 1812; d. 24 June 1813 in Sandwich. +337 William, b. 20 Oct. 1814. 338 Charles, b. 25 May 1817; d. in Austra.l:1.a, 339 Ansel B., b. 26 Aug. 1819; m. Mellisa Willoughby; he was a mason living in Lowell, Mass. in 1865. +340 Thomas Edwin, b. 1 Jan. 1822. 92 341 Mary Bourne b. 9 July 1824; d. 11 Jan. 1900 in candwich;1 unm. 342 Asa B., b. 6 Sept. 1827; lost at sea in 1847; unm. 163 Enos Edwin (6), son o:f Barnaby (5) and Hannah (Reed) Faunce born 15 April 1811 in Paris, Mainei or North Bridgewater, Massachusetts (?); died 6 January 1886 in North Bridgewater (now Brockton), Massachusetts. He married 1 April 1835 in Quincy Ma.ssachusetts Mary, daughter of William and Sally1 Stetson of 1~uincy; born 18 March 1816; died in Brockton, 11 October 1880. Children of Enos Edwin (6) and Mary (Stetson) Faunce born in Brockton, Massachusetts. +343 Edwin Emery7, b. 5 Aug. 1838. +344 Adoniram, b. 16 May 1846. 345 Rufus, b. 7 Feb. 1850; d. 8 Jan. 1853 in Brockton. +346 Minot, b. 30 May 1852. 164 Alvin (6), son of Barnaby (5) and Hannah (Reed) Faunce born Paris,. Maine, 27 April 1813; died 27 Augus~7 1864 in General Hospital, Armory Square, Washington, D.c. He married 25 April 1837 in Maine Sarah Ellis, born 24 July 1817 in Carthage, Maine. Daughter of Freeman Ellis ,Jr. and Lydia (Fuller) Ellis• He enlisted 2 January 1864 in Co. E., 5th Battery, Massachusetts Artillery; he contracted typhoid fever and died the same year. Alvin Faunce lived in Paris and Wilton,, Maine, and moved to Randolph, Massachusetts, about 1850. Children of Alvin (6) and Sarah (Ellis) Faunce, six eldest born in Wilton,, Maine, four youngest in Randolph, Massachusetts. +347 William Edwin7 (Edward?), b. 31 July 1838. 93 348 Leonard Azal, b. 15 Oct. 1840; Sgt. Co. E. 35th Mass. Regt., enlisted 21 July 1862, discharged 9 June 1865. He lived in Randolph, a bootmaker; Deacon in First Baptist Church. 349 Hannibal Alvin, b. 2 Dec. 1842; en- listed 16 Apr. 1861; out 22 July 1861; re-enlisted 23 Aug. 1861 as Sgt. Co. K. 20th Regt. Mass.; wounded at Battle of Antietam, discharged 17 Sept. 1862; lived in Randolph in 1861. 350 Elizabeth Anm, b. 18 Nov.• 1ql+l+. +351 Hiram Sylvester, b. 15 July 1847. 352 Henry Dean,. b. 1 Dec. 1849. +353 George Augustus, b. 13 Feb. 1853. Mary Christina, b. 19 Mch. 1855. +355 Elihu Burleigh, b. 22 Apr. 1857. 356 William Henry, 30 Sept. 1860; he was a Baptist Minister. 165 Hiram (6), son of Barnaby (5) and Hannah (Reed) Fauncei born 7 March 1815 in Paris, Maine; died 2, June 1880 in Randolph Massachusetts. He married 16 July 1A37 Matilda, daughter of Gideon and Sybil (Harris) Hioward; born 16 November 1818; living in Randolph in 1903. They lived in Buckfield, Maine, and Randolph, Massachusetts. Children of lid.ram (6) and Matilda (Howard) Faunce born in Buckfield, Maine, and Randolph, Massachusetts, two eldest born Buckfield, Maine. 357 Matilda Howard7, b. 5 May 1840; m. George w. Wood of Holbrook or Stoughton, Mass. 358 Laura B. ,) b. 15 Feb. 1843; d. Stoughton 9 Oct. 1901; m. James Otis, son of Otis and Nancy (Pope) Bisbee; b. 20 Apr. 1830 in Stoughton; d. there, 29 Aug. 1904. 359 Abby Bryant, b. 24 Sept. 1850; m. George Leonard of Holbrook; living there in 1903. 360 Lucinda Hayden, b. 1 Mch. 1855; m. (?) Benjamin Bisbee of Stoughtoni one record says shed. 15 Jan. 1~62. 167 Leonard (6), son of Barnaby (5) and Hannah (Reed) Faunce, born 9 December 1819 in Paris, Maine, or Randolph, Massachusetts· died 8 July 1863 in Randolph. Re married 23 6ctober 1842 in Brockton Juliette, daughter of Arnold and Sarah (Willis) Hunt, born 20 December 1825 in Brockton; died there in 1906. Leonard Faunce was a shoe­ maker. Children of Leonard (6) and Juliette (Hunt) Faunce born in Randolph. +361 Anthony Palmer?, b. 14 June 1843.

362 (?) Charles A. 1 b. (ca.) 1844; enlisted in Co. E. 29 Regt. Mass. Inf. 7 Mch. 1862, age 18 yrs., in Randolph; discharged for disability 24 Nov. 1862. +363 William Francis, b. Apr. 1849. 364 (?) Dau. b. 31 July 1851. 169 John H. (6), son of William (5) and Abigail (Hutchinson) Faunce, born 10 May 1800 in Oxford, Maine; died 30 October 1881 in Poland, Maine. He married Martha, daughter of John and Hannah Lothrop (Edwards) Sawyer; born 2 September 1799 in Otisfield, Maine; died 2 August 1852 in Oxford; both are buried in the cemetery in rear of the Town Hall in Oxford. An American Flag on his gravestone is probably for his son, John H., Jr., who is buried in the same place. 95 Children of John H. (6) and Martha (Sawyer) FalUlce, the eldest born in Paris, Maine, the others in Poland, Maine. +365 Andrew Jackson?, b. 3 Mch. 1832. +366 John H., Jr., b. 1 Aug. 1834. 367 William o., b. 4 Jan. 1837; d. 1925 in Oxf'ord; m. 24 Dec. 1866 in Poland, Me., Fidelia M.t dau. of Samuel and Lenora (RussellJ Swift; b. 19 Nov. 1848 in Oxford; died there in 1921; both are buried in Congregational Church Cemetery. William.o. served in Co. c. 17th Regt. Me. Volunteers, enlisted 18 Aug. 1862; wounded 5 July 1863 at Gettysburg. 368 Eliphalet, b. 11 Dec. 1840; d. 24 Nov. 1878; buried cemetery in rear of Town Hall in Oxford. 369 Martha Ann, b. 3 Dec. 1843; m. 1867 Arthur F. Malcolm. 171 James (6), son of William (5) and Hannah (Davis) Faunce, born 9 July 1805 in Oxford, Maine; died 24 December 1894 in Haverhill, Massachusetts. He married in Oxf'ord 21 February 1830 Maria w., daughter of Reuben G. Griffin; she died 21 May 1884 in Oxford, in her 76th year. He may have married prior to his marriage to Maria, and had a son, Cyrus G., who was living next to him in ltl50. James Faunce lived for a time in Poland, Maine; he had returned to Oxford by 1836 when he was listed as a fence viewer; in 1850-1852 he was a culler of staves and hoope$ in Oxford. Children of James (6) Faunce and his first wife. +370 (?) Cyrus o.7, b. (ca.) 1826. Children of James (6) and Maria w. (Griffin) 96 Faunce born in Poland or Oxf'ord, Maine. 371 Abby7, b. 1 Oct. 1831; m. in 1857 Joseph A. Stevens. 372 Alpheus G., b. 28 May 1833; m. 1866 Lizzie M. Curtis; in 1892 he was a machinist, living in Boston, Mass. i one Gilman A. Faunce (Alpheus G. ?J of Lewiston, Me., single, enlisted in Co. D. 17th Me. Volunteers 18 Aug. 1862, wounded 5 May 1863. +373 Austin P., b. 10 May 1834. 374 Mary G., b. 22 Feb. 1840; m. 1865 Lewis J. Morton. 174 Seth H. (6), son of William (5) and Hannah (Davis) Faunce, born 14 September 1810 in Oxf'ord, Maine; died there 25 November 1892. He married, first, 13 April 1833 in Oxf'ord Almarine, daughter of Ephraim and Sally tPerkins) Washburn; born 28 February 1815 in Oxford; died there 31 August 1871. Re married second; Charlotte Tewksbury (Washburn) Chadbourne; widow of Samuel Chadbourne1 whom she had married 3 June 1832; he was killed in the Civil War, 30 June 1863. She was a sister of his first wife; born 6 February 1813, she lived with her daughter after Seth died. Seth H. Faunce was a constable in Oxford in 1838, Town Clerk in 1840 2 School Agent 1842-184~ a member of the militia o March 1837. Seth H. and his first wife, Almarine, are buried in rear of the Town Hall in Oxford. Children of Seth R. (6) and Almarine (Wash­ burn) Faunce born in Oxford, Maine. 375 Nehemiah Davis?, b. 28 Aug. 1834; d. 26 Nov. 1894; buried rear of Town Hall in Oxf'ord; m. 8 Dec. 1861 in Otis­ field, Me., Lorana Sanborn, dau. of Robinson and Eliza Ann (Maxfield) Cook; b. 13 Oct. 1835 in Otisfield; 97 d. 1896; he was a physician, living in Sumner, Me., in 1861; in 1879 he was in practice in Waterford, Me. +376 Horace Augustine, b. 15 Aug. 1835. 377 Seth Melville, b. 15 July 1843; d. Nov. 1869 in Waterford, Me., buried rear of Town Hall in Oxford; he was a physician; served as Corp. in Civil War, Co. G. 14th Regt. Me. Volunteers. 378 Edward P., b. 28 July 1845; d. in 1910 in Oxford, buried rear of Town Hall; served in Civil War as Co~p. 7th Co. Me. Volunteers; he lived in Boston and Charleston, Mass., from 1870 to 1895 with his uncle, William #176; he was a salesman; member of K, of P. 379 Sarah Maria b. 28 Oct. 1847; d. Dec, 1849 in oxford,1 380 Emeretta, b. 9 July 1850; d. 8 Oct. 1869 in Oxford; unm.; buried rear of Town Hall. 381 Ida L. b. 12 May 1853; d. 29 Oct. l87l; unm.; buried rear of Town Hall. 382 Abbie c. w., b. 10 June 1856; living in 1892; m., after 1880, E. c. Ambrose of Readfield, Me. 176 William (6), son of William (5) and Hannah (Davis) Faunce, born 6 May 1815 in Oxford, Maine; died 19 August 1891 in Boston, Massachusetts. He married in 1840 in Portland, Maine(?), Mary Ann, daughter of Amos Clough; born in Portland, Maine, 9 June 1820; died in Hartford, Connecticut, 1 November 1900, at the home of her daughter, Mabel Orvenia (Faunce) Robinson. William Faunce lived in Portland, Maine, Charlestown and Boston Massachusetts. He was a policeman in Boston from 1875 until his death, 98 and was a policeman in Charlestown on February 2, 1871. Children of William (6) and Mary Ann (Clough) Faunce, eldest born in Portland, Maine, the others probably in Charlestown. Albert Alonzo7, b. 14 Nov. 1841 (17 Nov. 1842?). 384 Ancella Mellisa, b. 29 Jan. 1845; d. 18 Oct. 1920 in Chicago, Ill.; m. Orvin L. Fox; d. 24 Feb. 1920 in Chicago; she was a teacher and director of Chicago Musical College. 385 Mary Etta (Marietta), b. 1847; d. 1848 in Boston. 386 George.Edgar, b. Nov. 1848; d. 1852 in Boston. 178 Nathaniel Mitchell (6), son of William (5) and Hannah (Davis) Faunce, born 11 April 1819 in Oxford, Maine; died 9 June 1904- in South Poland, Maine. He married 20 March 1845 Jeannette Bearse, daughter of Moses and Abigail (Bearse) Herrick; born 24 November 1821 in Poland, Maine; died 24 October 1897 in South Poland; both are buried in Highland Church Cemetery in South Poland. Children of Nathaniel Mitchell (6) and Jeannette Bearse (Herrick) Faunce born in Poland, Maine. 387 Elmon Crocker?, b. 3 July 1847; d. 24 June 1913 in South Poland; m. Esther R• ....--; born 1851; d. 6 Dee. 1927; both are buried Highland Church Cemetery, South Poland. 388 Lizzie Marilla, b. 15 Feb. 1855. 180 Aaron Davis (6), son of William (5) and Hannah (Davis) Faunce, born 4 June 1821 in Oxford, Maine, or Great Falls, New Hampshire; 99 died in East Rochester, New Hampshirel 31 August 1893. He married in Oxford, Maine, 2~ November 1841 Emily Jane, daughter of Luther and Desire (Lombard) Linnell of Stand1sh Maine1 born 24 July 1824 in Oxford, Me.; died 29 July1 18~8 in East Rochester; both are buried Forest Glade Cemetery in Somersworth, New Hampshire. In 1848 and 1849 he was a surveyor of woods and barks in Oxford, Maine; listed as a fence viewer, there, 1842-1841+. He was still living in Oxford, Maine, in 1860, but moved to East Rochester before 28 June 1872 when he was the Leader of the Methodist Church in East Rochester; he was a member of the Granite State Commandery u.o.a.c. He was an undertaker. Children of Aaron Davis (5) and Emily Jane (Linnell) Faunce born in Oxford, Maine. +389 Alpheus Lester7, b. 3 Feb. 1842. +390 Francis Albert, b. 22 Sept. 1844. +391 Willard Herbert, b. 19 Aug. 1847. +392 Edwin Luville, b. 9 July 1849. +393 Charles Henry, b. 4 May 1851. 394 Evelyn Rognia, b. 25 Oct. 1853; d. 20 Oct. 1876, unm., in East Rochester. 395 Clarence Eugene, b. 10 Mch. 1859; d. 23 May 1876 in East Rochester. 396 Della May, b. 10 Apr. 1864; d. 15 Apr. 1939; m. Charles w. son of William A. and Marinda Wins 1ow Coburn, as his second wifel· b. 8 June 1850; buried Forest Gade Cemetery in Somersworth, N.H. 182 Isaac Somes (6), son of William (5) and Hannah (Davis) Faunce, born 21 July 1827 in Oxford, Maine; one record gives the birthplace as Great Falls, New Hampshire; died 15 December 1900 in Lewiston? Maine. He married in Clinton, Maine, 6 May 1850 Clara, daughter of Deacon Moses and Martha Louisa (Miller) Cain; born 30 100 September 1831; died after 1900. Isaac Somes Faunce lived in Lewiston and Portland, Maine, and about 1870 moved to Boston, Massachusetts, returning to Le'Wiston in 1877. He was city marshall in Lewiston 1868-1869; a member of the City Council there, 1885-1880; a painter by trade. He was a Captain in the Civil War in the 17th Regiment Maine Volunteers, served in both Company A and Company D. Children of Isaac Somes (6) and Clara (Cain) Faunce, three eldest born in Lewiston, Maine; youngest in Boston, Massachusetts. 397 George E.7 b. 18 Apr. 1857; living in 1900; lived1 in 1878 in Boston(?) with William Faunce #176, his uncle. 398 Isabella C. b. 2 Apr. 1859; d. july 1860 in Le'Wiston.1 399 Harry E., b. 28 Apr. 1860; d. 14 Nov. 1881 in Lewiston; graduated from the high school there. 4-oo Orrin s., b. May 1870; d. 23 May 1876 in Boston. 187 George (6), son of john (5) and Susanna (Clark) Faunce, born 25 November 1785 in Duxbury, Massachusetts; died there 1868. He married 20 November 1815 in Brewster, Massachusetts, Sally Mack; born 20 March 1793 in New Hampshire (?); died 1881. George Faunce was a marinerj he was captured by the English in the War of 1012, taken to England and detained there until stricken with brain fever. Children of George (6) and Sally (Mack)Faunce born in Duxbury. 401 Sally T.7 b. 18 Oct. 1816 in the old Miles otandish1 home; living in the home of Edward Turner in Duxbury in 101 1850. +402 William, b. 2 Jan. 1820. 403 Elizabeth c., b. 16 Jan. 1822; living at home in 1850. 404 George, b. 27 May 1824; living at home in 1850; a shoemaker. Mary A., b. 22 Oct. 1827 or 24 Oct. 1828 (both dates in Duxbury, V.R.); d. 11 Feb. 1881; m. in 1864 Edwin Augustus, son of Charles H.• and Mercy (SpragueJ Soule; b. 3 Aug. 1825 in Duxbury. 406 John, b. 27 Sept. 1829; living at home in 1850; listed as a mariner; migrated to Calif. soon after. Charles E., b. 17 Aug. 1832; living at home in 18501 listed as a mariner; migrated to Calif. in 1852; later moved to Lewiston, Idaho; m. 28 Sept. 1881 Alida Lappeus Anderson. 198 Caleb (6), son of Thaddeus (5) and Elizabeth (Sylvester) Faunce, born about 1774 in Plymouth; died before 1820. He married in Plymouth 28 December 1800 Rebecca Brown; born about 1784, she was 66 years old in 1850, living in Plymouth with her daughter, Dorcas M. Pierce #411. Children of Caleb (6) and Rebecca (Brown) Faunce born in Plymouth. 4o8 Caleb?, b. 1800; d. 4 Mch. 1828 in Havana, Cuba; he was 2nd officer on a ship. 409 Rebecca, b. about 1802. 410 Jane~ b. about 1804, age 46 yrs. in lb50; m. in Plymouth 20 June 1827 Peter R. Smith of Boston, age 46 yrs. in 1850. 102 411 Dorcas M., b. about 1810, age 40 yrs. in 1850; m. in 1828 Phineas Pierce; b. 1804; d. before 1850; Dorcas M. Pierce was living with her mother and son, Phineas, in 1850 in Ply­ mouth. +l+l2 Nathaniel Brown, b. 21 Dec. 1812. 199 Stephen (6), son of Thaddeus (5) and Elizabeth (Sylvester) Faunce, born in 1779 in Plymouth baptized there 21 September 1794; died there 1 1~·ebruary 1839. ffe married in Plymouth 30 April 1803 Elizabeth, daughter of William and Ruth (Shaw) Shurtleff; born in Middleboro 10 October 1784; died in Plymouth 9 October 1837. Children of Stephen (6) and Elizabeth (Shurtleff) Faunce born in Plymouth.

413 George7i b. 8 Dec. 1803; d. 2 Nov. 18o4 in P ymouth (one record says it was a dau. named Jane). Charlotte Sylvester, b. 18 May 1806; d. 9 Apr. 1887 in Plymouth; m. there 10 May 1830 Samuel Lewis Alexander; b. 22 Sept. 1808 in Plymouth; died there 21 Sept. 1869; he was a carpenter. +l+l5 Thaddeus, b. 16 May 1809. 416 Elizabeth Thomas, b. 25 Nov. 1811; d. 27 Mch. 1850 in Plymouth; m. there 17 Oct. 1832 Henry Wood Green; b. 11 Nov. 1811 in Gray, Me.; d. 24 Aug. 1886 in Plymouth; he was a ropemaker. 417 Harriet Newell, b. 15 Dec. 1815; d. in Buffalo, N.Y.; m. 22 June 1837 in Plymouth Samuel West, son of Samuel West and Lois (Thomas) Bagnall; b. 18 July 1815 in Plymouth; d. in Buffalo, N.Y.; he was Chief of Police in Buffalo 18$4-1856. 103 +418 Stephen, b. 27 Aug. 1818. +419 William Shurtleff, b. 5 Sept. 1824. 200 Solomon (6), son of Thaddeus (5) and Elizabeth (Sylvester) Faunce, born 1784 in Ply­ mouth; baptized there 21 September 1794; died there December 1817. He married in Plymouth 13 November 1806 Eleanor, daughter of Lemuel and Mary (Sampson) Bradford; born there 25 August 1785; died 14 September 1868; she was living with her son, Solomon, J'r. #420, in Plymouth in 1850 and 1860. Solomon, Sr., was a mariner. +420 Solomon, Jr.7, b. 27 Oct. 1809. +421 Lemuel Bradford, b. 18 Aug. 1811. +422 William Bradford, b. 19 .Tuly 1813. 201 John (6)i son of Thaddeus (5) and Elizabeth (Sylvester) ~~unce 1 born in 1788 in Plymouth; baptized there 21 September 1794; died in Ply­ mouth 19 J'une 1834, age 46 years. He married in Plymouth 28 September 1805 Hannah, daughter of Ebenezer Sampson; born in Plymouth, in 1789; died there 13 May 1830, age 41 years. John and Hannah are both buried on Burial Hill in Ply­ mouth. He was a sea captain. Children of J'ohn (6) and Hannah (Sampson) Faunce born in Plymouth. J'ohn, b. 25 Mch. 1808. Hannah Sampson, b. 10 Oct. 1809; m. 6 Dec. 1828 J'ohn Bates of Roxbury, Mass. 425 Sarah B., b. 4 Sept. 1823; m. (?) (1) 11 Feb. 1840 in Boston, Thomas E. Hollis; m. (2) William H. Stoder. 426 Olive Jane, b. Aug. 1824; d. 12 Nov. 1825 in Plymouth; buried on Burial Hill. 101+ 1+27 Olive Jane, b. Aug. 1828l· d. 20 May 1829 in Plymouth; bur ed on Burial Hill. 202 Thomas (6), son of Thaddeus (5) and Elizabeth (Sylvester) Faunce, baptized 21 September 1791+ in Plymouth; married there 1 June 1816 Sarah daughter of Tho~as and Abigail (Everson) Savery;1 born 4 November 1793 in Kingston. Children of Thomas (6) and Sarah (Savery) Faunce born in Plymouth(?). +l+28 Thomas?, b. 1818. 204 Bartlett (6), son of Thaddeus (5) and Elizabeth (Sylvester) Faunce, baptized 21 September 1791+ in Plymouth; died after 1830. He married in Plymouth 24 January 1811 Lydia Holmes, daughteT of Thomas and Abigail (Everson) Savery; born 29 February 1792 in Kingston. Children or Bartlett (6) and Lydia Holmes (Savery) born in Plymouth. 1+29 Bartlett?, b. 17 Jnne 1811; drowned; unm. +l+30 Charles L., b. 27 Mch. 1814. +431 George Henry, b. 18 July 1817. 206 Ansel (6) son of Ansel (5) and Hope (Besse) Faunce, born 221 November 1781 in Middleboro; died before 1850. He married in Middleboro 26 February 1781 Mercy Vaughan of that place; she died in Hartland1 Windsor Countyi Vermont, 27 March 1855 age r2 years. In 18,0 she was living in the home of' Lewis Vaughan in Hartland, Vermont. Children of' Ansel (6) and Mercy (Vaughan) Faunce born in Middleboro; there may have been others. +432 John Vaughan7, b. Sept. 1805. 105 220 David (6)t son of Peleg (5) and Hannah Elizabeth (Churchill) Faunce, born 5 January 1796 in Plymouth; died 7 May 1874 in Marion, Massachusetts. He married 1n Wareham 9 April 1818 Sylvia, daughter of Luther and Priscilla Bryant; born in Plympton, Massachusetts 30 June 1798; died in Marion 25 August 1863, age 65 years. They lived in Wareham Rochester and Marioni• in 1850 they were in ~ochester and in 1860 in Mar on. He was a stone cutter and farmer. Children of David (6) and Sylvia (Bryant) Faunce, eldest born in Wareham, the rest in Rochester. David, Jr.7, b. 24 Dec. 182i. ' El.izabeth Ht., b. 24 Feb. 1821+; m. 20 Sept. 1849 in Rochester Charles Weeks, son of Walter F. and Ruth (Weeks) Blankenship• b. 12 Sept. 1827 in Rochester; living in Marion in 1849. 435 Jane P., b. 15 May 1826; m. 30 Sept. 1853 Wilson; son 01' Wilson and Eliza Barstow; bapt. 1831 in Mattapoisett Mass. He was Capt., Lt. Col. col., and Brevert Brig. Gen. in Civil1 war. 436 Luther Bryant, b. 24 May 1828; unm. in 1887. 437 Sylvia w., b. 2 Mch. 1831; unm. in 1887. 438 Peleg, b. 16 Apr. 1833; ct. 2 Jan. 1839 in Rochester. Lucy c., b. 10 Aug. 1835; unm. in 1887. 221 Peleg (6), son of Peleg (5) and Hannah Elizabeth (Churchill) Faunce, born in Plymouth in 1798; died there 3 October 1878, age 80 years. He married in 1823 Olive, daughter of Daniel and Sarah (Cooper) Finney; born in Plymouth in 1800; died there 22 March 1877; 106 both are buried on Burial Hill in Plymouth. Peleg Faunce was a Deacon in the First Baptist Church in Plymouth. Children of Peleg (6) and Olive (Finney) Faunce born in Plymouth. Daniel Wooster7, b. 3 June 1829. Caroline Augusta, b. 23 May 1833; d. 2 Mch. 1882 in Plymouth· m. Henry H. Perry of Plymouth. ~he is buried on Burial Hill. 223 Eleazer (6), son of Joseph (5) and. Mercy (Bartlett) Faunce, born 11 January 1786 in Plymouth; died af'ter 1860, probably in Bethany, New York. He married in Vermont or New Hamp­ shire Melinda, daughter of Samuel and Mehitable (Bridge) Kendail; born 8 September 1790 in Hartland, Windsor County, Vermont; died ai'ter 1+ September 1872. In 1810 Eleazer Faunce was living in Lebanon, Grafton County, New Hampshire; about 1812 he moved to Genessee County, New York, where he bought land 25 March 1815. In 1860 Eleazer and Melinda were living in the toym of Bethany with their son Halsey K. #445. They deeded land to two of their children in Bethany 25 March 1857. Eleazer was a blacksmith, tavern keeper, and farmer. 41+2 Susan7, b. in Vt. or N.H. +l+ll-3 Jeduthan L., b. 1809 in Vt. or N.H_. 441+ Fannie E., b. about 1811 in Vt.; in 1850 census she 1s aged 39 yrs.; m. Erwin Rowe of Attica, Wyoming Co• , N. Y• Deeded land by her parents in 1857. 4lt5 Halsey K., b. about 1827 in Genessee Co., N.Y.; age 23 yrs. in 1850; 107 living in 1870; m. Roseela M. (.....,.,,,...._); b. in N.Y.; age 23 yrs. in 1850. 224 Joseph (6), son of ~oseph (5) and Mercy (Bartlett) Faunce, born in Plymouth in 1787; died in Elmore, Lamoille County, Vermont, November 1869. He married Sarah Springer; she died before her husband. Joseph Faunce lived in Enfield, Grafton County, New Hampshire; West Fairlee, Orange County, Vermont; Waterbury, Washington County, Vermont, and settled in Elmore about 1840. Children of Joseph (6) and Sarah (siringer) Faunce; the list or order may not be accurate. 446 Elizabeth Loriza7, b. l ~une 1814 in Enfield! N.H.; d. 10 Oct. 1900 in Springf eld, Mass.; m. 9 Apr. 1840 Elisha Warren son of Leonard and Polly (Wilcox~ Brigham; b. 15 Nov. 1814 in Roxbury, Mass.; d. 13 Oct. 1848 in Vt.; lived in Brookfield and Northfield, Vt. Henry s. (Springer?). Alba A. (Albert?), b. 21 Mch. 1817 in W. Fairlee, Vt. Sarah Ann, b. 1 Nov. 1818 in w. Fairlee, Vt. Mary Ann, b. 24 Sept. 1820 in w. Fairlee; m. 1 May 1847 in Morristown, Lamoille Co., Vt., Gideon Veo, born in Canada. +>+51 Horace c., b. 1830 in Waterbury, Vt. 452 Julia A.; m. 18 July 1852 in Stowe, Vt. Atwood w., son of Benjamin and Wea 1thy Reed of Sterling, Vt. +453 G. T., b. 1838 in Vt. 226 Peabody (6), son of ~oseph (5) and Mercy (Bartlett)Faunce, born about 1791 in Vermont; 108 died in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, before 6 March 1888. He married in New York State (?) Clarissa Barnhart; born in New York State in 1805; died before 6 March 1888. Peabody Faunce was living in Great Valley, Cattaraugus County, New York, in 1830; on 11 January 1837 he was of Cattaraugus County when he purchased of John McKinzey and wife Eliza 200 acres of Donation tract #1165 in Troy to,m­ ship of Crawford County, Pennsylvania, for $400. He probably moved to Crawford sometime before · that date, as a daughter born in 1833 was born in Pennsylvania. Children of Peabody (6) and Clarissa (Barnhart) Faunce, four eldest born in Cattaraugus; rest in Crawford County, Pennsyl­ vania. Emily?, b. 1825; d. before 1914; m. James Chase; d. before 1850. Barnhart, b. 1826. Peabody, Jr., b. 15 June 1828. Adaline, b. 1831; d. before 6 Mch. 1888; m. Sylvester J., son of c. H. and Polly Bromley; b. 1833 in N.Y. Louisa, b. 1833; living 1850; d. before 6 Mch. 1888. Atlanta, b. 1836; m. Enos Southwick; living in Clarendon Warren Co., Pa., 6 Mch. 1888. +lt60 Joseph F., b. 1838. 461 Cora, d. before 1850. 462 Eva, d. before 1850. 463 Clarissa D., b. 1844; living 6 Mch. 1888; m. Almon Ames; d. before 6 Mch. 1888. 109 +464 George w., b. 1846. 227 William (6), son of Joseph (5) and Mercy (Bartlett) Faunce, born 1802 in Vermont. In 1830 he lived in Great Valley, Cattaraugus County, New York; in 1850 he was living in Hinsdale, in the same county. He married, first, .,,...,.. __; she was between 20 and 30 years old in 1830. He married, second, Mehitable _,...... ,, who was 32 years old in 1850; she was born in Pennsylvania. Children of William (6) Faunce and first wife born in Cattaraugus County, New York. +465 James7, b. 1820-1825. 466 Son, b. 1825-1830. 467 Son, b. 1825-1830. 468 Edwin, b. 1831. 469 Leonard, b. 1833. +470 Bradley E., b. 1834. Children of William (6) and Mehitable ( __) Faunce born in Cattaraugus County, New York. 471 Elizabeth7, b. 1841. 472 Thomas, b. 1841+. 473 Sephrona, b. 1846; perhaps the Sophronia b. 10 Mch. 1846; d. 16 Sept. 1871 in Jasper Co. Iowa; m. 25 Mch. 1867 Alexander Bailey Hanna. 474 Catharine J., b. 1848. 228 George w. (6), son of Joseph (5) and Mercy (Bartlett) Faunce, born 1808 in New Hampshire; d. 1876 in Lebanon, Mo. He married Anne Bush­ field, dau. of Samuel and Elizabeth Bushfield Aug. 1828; born in Pennsylvania in 1806; d. 3 March 1887. He lived in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Noble Township, Wabash County, Indiana in 1850 and 1860; he was a carpenter. Children of George W. (6) and Anne Bushfield) Faunce. 110 475 Joseph B.7, b. 12 Apr. 1832 in Pa.; d. 13 Apr. 1902. 476 Sophronia M., b. 17 Oct. 1834 in Pa.; d. 29 Jan. 1903. 477 William w., b. 26 Jan. 1838 in Pa.; d. Sept. 25, 1868. 478 Samuel B., b. 1841 in Pa. 479 George w., b. 1843 in Pa. 480 Cecelia J., b. 1845 in Pa.; d. 22 July 1870. 481 Cyrena (Rena) b. 6 Dec. 1848; d. 20 Sept. 1920 in Wheeling, w. Va.; m. 3 June 1873 Horatio F. Olmstead; he died 27 Oct. 1915. Elizabeth, 233 John (6), son of Eleazer (5) and Susanna (Adams) Faunce, born 28 September 1782 in Kingston; died there 27 January 1869. He married in Plympton 19 October 1818, Sarah, daughter of Dr. Calvin and Lucy (Pratt) Bradford, born 17 May 1789 in Plympton; died 6 December 1873 in Kingston. He was listed as a yeoman in the 1850 census of Kingston. Children of John (6) and Sarah (Bradford) Faunce born in Kingston. 482 Joh~t b. 8 Oct. 1819; d. 1857 in K.lngston; unm. +483 Eleazer, b. 27 Sept. 1827. 234 Zenas (6), son of Eleazer (5) and Susanna (Adams) Faunce, born 29 June 1784 in Kingston; died 21 March 1851+ in Duxbury, Massachusetts. He married 29 October 1812 in Duxbury Jerusha B., daughter of Wait and Jerusha (Bartlett­ Robinson) Wadsworth; born 25 May 1789 in Duxbury; died there 26 April 1881. Zenas and Jerusha are buried in the Mayflower Cemetery; the epitaph on his stone reads, "Here lies an honest man". Zenas Faunce served in the War of 1812-1814 in Massachusetts Volunteers. 111 Children of Zenas (6) and Jerusha B. (Wads­ worth) Faunce born in Duxbury. +l+8l+ Zenas, Jr.7, b. 26 Oct. 1813. 1+85 Son, b. 18 Oct. 1816; d. same day. 1+86 Georgei b. 11 July 1818; d. 6 Dec. 1860 in .iJUXbury; buried in Mayflower Cemetery there; m. Mary Moore. 487 .rerusha, b. 17 Aug. 1822;. d. 20 June 1850 in Boston, Mass.; m. in Duxbury 18 Feb. 181+6 Thomas Dingley, son of Dr• Rufus and Judity (Winsor) Hathaway; b. 13 May 1818 in Duxbury. 488 Martha b. 19 Sept. 1825; d. Sept. 1825 in Du.Xbury.1 1+89 Mary, b. 19 Sept. 1825; d. Sept. 1825 in Duxbury. 239 Kilborn (6), son of Elijah (5) and Lydia (Waterman) Faunce, born 11 April 1789 in Kingston; died there 21+ Jlllle 1866. He married in Kingston 16 September 1816 (this date maybe in error as their eldest child was born 12 August 1816) Nancy, daughter of Josiah and Lydia (Faunce) Cooke; born l+ May 1791 in Kingston; died there 11 February 1871. Kilborn Faunce was a mason by occupation. Children of Kilborn (6) and Nancy (Cooke) Faunce born in Kingston. George7, b. 12 Aug. 1816. Joanna Cooke, b. 6 Apr. 1818; d. 25 J°lllle 1871+ in Kingston; unm. in 1860, she was listed in the census as seamstress. 492 Sarah B. b. 6 Apr. 1827; d. 1912; urun. in 1800.1 240 Nathaniel (6), son of Elijah (5) and Lydia 112 (Waterman) Faunce, born 6 July 1791 in Kingston; died there l February 1866. He married in Kingston between 21 March 1815 and 25 December 1817 (there are several entries in Kingston records, which leave the actual date in question) Marcia D., daughter of Seth and Sarah (Adams) Washburn; born 6 September 1793 in Kingston; died there 5 November 1857. Nathaniel Faunce was Chairman of Selection for 17 years; he was a farmer by occupation. One entry calls him Deacon. Children of Nathaniel (6) and Marcia D.(Wash­ burn) Faunce born in Kingston. +1+93 Seth Washburn?, b. 7 Jan. 1819 +494 Elijah, b. 16 Oct. 1820. +495 Nath~niel Arthur, b. 28 Sept. 1822. +496 John Quincy Adams, b. 25 Apr. 1824. 497 Marcia Washburn, b. 4 Mch. 1826; d • 5 Oct. 1923 in Kingston; m. there 2 Oct. 184-6 Joseph Addison, son of Edward and Betsey (Ring) Stranger; b. 15 Dec. 1822; d. 19 Sept. 1902 in Kingston; he was a shoemaker. +498 Ichabod Washburn, b. 15 Jan. 1828. +1+99 Albert, b. 3 Jan. 1830. 500 Lucia Drew, b. 2 July 1831; d. 27 Dec. 1899 in Kingston; m. Davis Whiting, son of Howard and Eveline T. Bowker; b. 4 Dec. 1831 in Scituate, Mass. +501 Cornelius Adams, b. 9 Sept. 1833. 502 Mary Howard, b. 8 Jan. 1836J d. 5 Oct. 1931 in Burlingame, Kan.; m. 19 Dec. 1864 Thomas Whittemore Mitchell of Me.; moved to Burlington, Kan. 113 503 Jane, b. 28 Mch. 1840; d. 19 Aug. 1846 in Kingston. 21+4 Charles Cook (6), son of Elijah (5) and Lydia (Waterman) Faunce, born 21 Mai 1801 in Kingston; died there 26 October 1878. He married in Kingston 14 December 1831 Amelia, daughter of Seth and Sarah (Adams) Washburn; born 7 January 1807 in Kingston; died there 8 October 1881. Amelia Washburn was a sister of Marcia D. Washburn who married Nathaniel Faunce #240, brother of Charles Cook Faunce. Charles Cook Faunce was To'Wll Clerk of Kingston for many years; he was a mason by occqpation. Children of Charles Cook (6) and Amelia (Washburn) Faunce born in Kingston. +504 Walter Hamlet?, b. 16 Nov. 1832. 505 Amelia Washburn, b. l Mch. 1834; d. 13 Aug. 1908; m. 25 Feb. 1857 George Washington, son of Elisha and Abi­ gail (Wright) McLaughlin; b. 22 Sept. 1834 in Kingston. +506 Charles Thomas, b. 19 Apr. 1835. +507 Sewell Allen, b. 9 Feb. 1841. 508 Son, b. 28 Feb. 1849; d. l Mch. 1849 in Kingston. 246 Benjamin (6), son of Benjamin (5) and Saba (Washburn) Faunce, born 19 December 1795 in Kingston; died after 23 ~une 1873 and before 1879, in Norway, Maine. lie married in Plympton l April 1821 Nancy Ada.ms, daughter of Bildad and Lucy (Adams) Washburn; born 20 February 1798 in Kingston; died after 11 January 1882 and before 1885, in Norway, Maine. Benjamin Faunce moved from Kingston Massachusetts, to Paris, Maine, in 182l; he settled on a farm there for twelve yea.rs; he moved from there to Hebron, Maine, where he was 114 living in 1850; sometime after that he moved to Norway, Maine. He was a farmer; the family were "Hard Shell" Baptists. Children of Benjamin (6) and Nancy Adams (Washburn), the five eldest born in Paris, Maim, the three youngest in Hebron, l'fia.ine. 509 Ellen Maria7~ b. 27 Dec. 1821; m. Lysander Dunham of s. Mino-c; b. 18 Feb. 1823. +510 Benjamin Franklin, 4 Nov. 1823. 511 Lyman, b. 24 Jan. 1827; d. Nov. 1855; unm.; he was a shoemaker. 512 Betsey Washburn, b. 31 Dec. 1828; d. 10 June 1908; m. (as his 2nd wife) in 1857 Andrew Peterson, son of James B •. and Sybil (Goddard) Greenleaf; b. 16 Apr. 1825 in Rumford, Me.; killed at Cedar Creek, Va.; 19 Oct. 1864; enlisted in Co. A. 29th Me. He was a Deputy Sheriff for many years; lived Norway, Me.; m. (l) Betsey, dau. of Samuel and Azubah (Jordan) Wardell; b. 4 Aug. 1829 in Otisfield, Me.; d. 24 Mch. 1852. +513 Azel Wood, b. 12 Nov. 1831. 514 Nancy Washburn, b. 24 June 1834; d. before 23 June 1873; m. James Drew of Auburn, Me. 515 Eliza Wood~ b. 12 Feb. 1837; living 11 Jan. 18b2; m. (1) George Barton, son of James B. and Sybil (Goddard) Greenleaf; b. 3 Feb. 1833; d. 18 Mch. 1876 in Bethel, Me.i bro. of Andrew Peterson Greenlear, whom. Betsey Washburn Faunce #512; m. (2) Freeman Hutchinson. 516 Clara Thomas~ b. 21 Aug. 1839J living 11 Jan. lb82; m. 23 Mch. lb6l, 115 George P., son of Stephen B. and Betsey (Hilton) Rowe; b. 2 Apr. 1838 in New Gloucester, Me.; he was a clothing manufacturer. 247 Ichabod c. (6), son of Benjamin (5) and Saba (Washburn) Faunce born 28 October 1802 in Kingston; died before September 1867 in Paris, Maine. He married, first, Rebecca c. ------~• He married, second, 14 May 1838 Hannah, daughter of Eleazer and Martha (Drake) Snell of Hebron, Maine; born 27 March 1816; living in South Paris, Maine, in 1880 with her daughter, Saba Amanda (Faunce) Sturtevant #518. Ichabod C. Faunce was drafted 26·February 1839 in the 1st Brigade 6th Division Maine, Aroostook War. His estate refers to him as Ichabod w. Faunce. Children of Ichabod c. (6) and Rebecca c. ___• 517 Ichabod B.7, b. 25 Dec. 1817; d. 18 Feb. 1878; m. in Lowell, Mass. 1 9 June 1843 Ann G. dau. of Davia and Phebe Tompson of topsham~ Me.; b. 5 Sept. 181~; d. 12 June 1~72, buried Davis County, Iowa. He was a manufacturer in Lowell in 1844. Son Leander R. b. 21 July 1845 in Lincoln, Maine; m. Elizabeth Houge 23 Jan. 1874. Daughter Abba u. b. 21 Aug. 1847 in Mainei· m. first 31 Dec. 1868 in Davis Co., owa James E. Glasgow; secondl 2 May 1876, David F. Lanman; shed ed 1932 in Wood Co., Oklahoma. Children of Ichabod c. (6) and Hannah (Snell) Faunce born in Paris, Maine. 518 Saba Amanda7, b. 12 June 1839; living 6 Dec. 1880• m. Lewis L. Sturtevant; b. about 1830 in Me.; d. 1880 in Paris, Me. Isaac Dillingham, b. 8 July 1845. Ida Mabel, b. 19 Nov. 1854; m. Stillman, son of Nathaniel w. and Caroline H. Corliss; b. 1848 in Paris, Me. 249 Martin (6), son of Benjamin (5) and Saba (Wash­ burn) Faunce, born 28 March 1808 in Kingston; died there 28 January 1879. He married 22 February 1835 Lucy Sylvester, daughter of Josiah and Sally 116 (Bagnall) Holmes; born 30 January 1816 in Kingston died there 28 January 1850. Children of Martin (6) and Lucy Sylvester (Holmes) Faunce born in Kingston. 521 Sarah Holmes?, b. 31 Mch. 1836; unm. in 1860, living in Kingston with her father. 522 Olive, b. 26 Oct. 1837; d. l Sept. 1838 in Kingston. 523 Olive Weston~ b. 23 Nov. 1838; m. (1) 19 Feb. 1~61 in Pembroke, Mass., Amos Henry Jones; b. there; m. t2) in Kingston 3 May 1868 William Russell Thomas; b. ll+ Apr. 1828 in Middleboro, Mass.; d. 30 Nov. 1887. 524 Saba Thomas, b. 10 May 181+2; m. (1) 24 Sept. 1858 in Kingston John Oliver, son of Aurora and Judith Whitten• b. 1833 in Pembroke; d. 10 May 1883 in Marshfield, Mass.; m. (2) in Kingston James Otis, son of Otis William and Lucy Ann (Churchill) Phinney; b. 19 Aug. 181+7 in Plympton, Mass. 257 Daniel (6), son of Daniel (5) and Rebecca (Churchill) Faunce~ b. in Buckfield, Me. 11+ May 1797; d. between 1~70-80. His father moved to Buckfield, Oxford County, Maine, in 1797. Daniel Faunce married Hannah Smart Grapes. She b. 9 April 1803 in Vermont; d. 20 Nov. 1889. Children of Daniel (6) and Hannah (Grapes) Faunce (there were other children - Mary, b. 11+ March l823J d. 11 Feb. 1827. Martha b. 14 Jan. 1825, d. lo Nov. 1906; m. Joseph A. swift1 and Hubbard Hower. Another Mary b. 24 Nov. 1832; d. 23 May 18,4; and, &ylvina, b. 6 April 1837; m. Joseph A. Noyes. All except Sylvina born in Milan, N.H.). 525 Velzora T,7 b. 1 Mar.1829 in Milan~N.H.; m. in Ab 1ngton, Mass., 8 Apr. 18~7 Cornelius B.~ son Qf,.Corn.~lius and Mar: Magoun· b. aoout 1~2~ in Mass.· he was gg~e~¥eari ,ii:ni9tj.Abington in 1850. 117 526 Cordelia, b. 24 June 1833 in Milan, N.H.; d. 28 June 1921. Shem. George R. Gary of East Exeter, N.H. Heb. 6 Sept. 1826; d. 27 March 1881. 262 Alden (6), son of Daniel (5) and Rebecca (Churchill) Faunce, born in Buckfield, Oxford County, Maine 14 June 1812; died in Turner, Oxford County, Maine, before 21 September 1839. He married Olive Atkins, born in Maine about 1808; died in Auburn, Oxford County, Maine, after 14 August 1875 and before 1877. Olive had sisters Eliza Adams, living in Milton, Maine, and Lydia Crocker, living in Springvale, Maine, in 1877. Children of Alden (6) and Olive (Atkins) Faunce probably born in Oxford, Maine. +527 Erastus K. 7, b. about 1836. 267 S.B. (6), son of Thomas (5) and Mary(__ ) Faunce, born about 1815 (?), probably in Buck­ field, Oxford County, Maine. He married Frances ( _ _,.._), probably about 1834. The only record found for them was the death of a daughter in West Buckfield, Maine. Children of S.B. (6) and Frances ( __) Faunce. 528 Viola L.7, b. Aug. 1836; d. 21 Sept. 1840, age 4 yrs. 1 mo.; buried in West Buckfield, Me. 271 Daniel (6), son of Alden (5} and Nancy (Vaughan) Faunce, born 4 March 1808 in North Carver, Massachusetts1 died 27 February 1861 in Bazetta Township, ~rumbull County1 Ohio; buried Hillside Cemetery, Cortlandi Ohio. He married in Trumbull County, Ohio, 6 May 1830 Charlotte, daughter of Asher and Esther (Whitney) Colburn; born 1 August 1812 in Bristol, Ontario County, New York; died 10 September 1876; buried Christian Church Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio. 118 On 5 December 1831 his father deeded him 100 acres of land in Bazetta To'Wilship, Trumbull County, Ohio; in 1850 he was living in Bazetta To'Wil.ship and owned 206 acres, 100 of which he was farming in that year. Children of Daniel (6) and Charlotte (Colburn) Faunce born in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. 529 Lydia M. 7, b. 1831; d. 15 Apr. 1883 in Cortland, o.; buried there in Christian Church Cemetery; m. 28 Oct. 1852 in Trumbull Co. Lorenzo, son of Francis N. and Caroline Colburn; b. in N.Y. State; in 1880 she was living in Cortland, o., with her sister Nancy (Faunce) McGrew #530. 530 Nancy~ b. 11 Apr. 1833; d. 3 Apr. 1900; m. 17 Sept. 1874 as his 4th wife James, son of ___ and Letitia (Porter) McGrew; b. 1810 in Gettys­ burg, Pa.; d. 21+ Apr~ 1878 in Trumbull Co., o.; m. (1) 15 Dec. 1831 Margaret~ dau. of Robert Pennell; b. 1 Apr. 181b in Pa.; d. 29 ~ 1851 in Trumbull Co.; m. (2) 12 May 1853 Margaret s. Daugherty; b. 20 Aug. 1822 in Pa.; d. 19 Aug. 1866 in Trumbull Co.; m. (3) 24 Dec. 1867 Katie Spencer; b. 9 Oct. 1814 in Hartford, Trumbull Co.; d. 1 Nov. 1872 in Trumbull Co. In 1880 Nancy (Faunce) McGrew was living with her sister Lydia M.(Faunce) Colburn in Cortland. Nancy may have married previously William Craft. +531 Eben Colburn, b. 23 Feb. 1835. 532 Roxy A., b. 12 Apr. 1836; m. as his 2nd wife Andrew Mccorkle; b. 1827; d. 1877; m. (1) 30 Dec. 1852 in Trum­ bull Co. Margaret Hoagland; b. 1833; d. 1864; he was a housepainter; in 119 1880 she was living in Cortland, o. 272 James Vaughan (6), son of Alden (5) and Nancy (Vaughan) Faunce, born 11 June 1810 in North Carver, Massachusetts; died there 13 June 1871; a farmer, he was killed by a bull that gored him. Efe married in North Carver 28 October 1837 (intentions) Eliza Ellis, daughter of Micah and Elizabeth (Swift) Gibbs; born 19 February 1817 in Wareham, Massachusetts; died 17 January 1902 in Brockton (or Rockland), Massachusetts; her mother, Elizabeth Swift, was born in Wareham 9 December 1779, daughter of Jesse and Elizabeth (Ellis) Swift; her father, Micah Gipbs, was born in Wareham 17 September 1777, son of ~onathan and Hannah (Clark) Gibbs. Eliza Ellis (Gibbs) Faunce married1 second, Levi Smith Bush (see under #276). ln 1880 she was living in Cortland, Ohio, with her son James Henry Faunce #536. James Vaughan Faunce was raised by his grand­ parents James and Lydia (Stetson) Vaughan in North Carver; his mother died when he was only eight months old. James Vaughan Faunce and Eliza Ellis (Gibbs) Faunce are buried in the Lakeham Cemetery in North Carver. Children of James Vaughan (6) and Eliza Ellis (Gibbs) Faunce born in North Carver, Massachusetts. 533 Nancy Adelaide?, b. 7 Aug. 1839; m. 23 May 1859 in Middleboro, Mass., Solomon Harlow, son of Abiel and Eliza (LandresJ Shurtleff; b. 28 Nov. 1836 in Middleboro. 534 Eliza Ann, b. 7 Oct. 1842; d. young (?); one record states shed. 6 Oct. 1868 in Abington, Mass.; same record gives her m. 23 Mch. 1868 in Middle­ boro to Josiah Warren, son of Warren and Hannah Newell (Mann) Lane; b. 24 Sept. 1845 in Abington. +535 Edwin Herbert, b. 21 Aug. 1848. +536 James Henry, b. 6 Oct. 1850. 120 273 Robert Shurtleff (6), son of Alden (5) and Priscilla (Shurtleff) Faunce, born 6 February 1813 in North Carver, Massachusetts; died 25 November 1894 in Cortland, Ohio. He married, first, in Lordsto'Wtl.1 Ohio, 1 March 1835 Lexcina or Lestina Everett-~mith, daughter of Nathan and Mary Everett and widow of __ Smith; born 18 February 1811 in(?) Ithaca, Tompkins County, New York; died 30 March 1860 in Bazetta To'WD.­ ship, Trumbull County, Ohio; she is buried in Hillside Cemetery in Cortland, Ohio; Lexcina migrated to Lordsto'W!l, Ohio, in 1830 with her two brothers, Jacob and Abraham Everett; her parents followed in 1836. Robert Shurtleff Faunce married, second, 3 July 1862 in Trumbull County Sylvia, daughter of Chauncey and Betsey (Williams) Alderman; born 6 September 1824 in Vienna, Trumbull County, Ohio; died 27 August 1883 in Cortland. Robert and Sylvia are buried in the Christian Church Cemetery in Cortland. He was a Deacon in the Christian Church. In 1834 he bought 106 acres of land from his father in Bazetta Township, part of lots #15 and #16; at one tin:e he owned 57.4 acres of lot #9 in Bazetta Township, just north of Cortland. Children of Robert Shurtleff (6) and Lexcina or Lestina (Everett-Smith) Faunce born in Bazetta Town.ship, Trumbull County, Ohio. 537 Sarah Albina7, b. 27 Sept. 1841; d. 17 Nov. 1930 in Bluffton, o.; m. in 1868 Peter Stauffer. 538 Mary Ann, b. 12 Aug. 1837; d. Aug. 1915 in Toledo o.; m. (1) 18 Oct. 1863 in Trumbu.ll1 Co., o., John Jennings; he was 1st Lt. Co. B. 115 Regt. Ohio Vol. Mil. Civil War; d. soon after; she m. (2) as his 2nd wife, 2 May 1874, Levi son of Benewell and Margaret isnyder) Snyder; b. 28 Jan. 1842 in Stark Co., o.; hem. (1) Lydia Moyer; Levi 121

enlisted Aug. 1862 in Co. D. 118 Regt. Ohio Vol. Inf.; discharged 18 May 1865; lived Allen Co., o.; Mary Ann was a schoolteacher. +539 Isaac, b. 25 Apr. 18i+Q. Children of Robert Shurtleff (6) and Sylvia (Alderman) Faunce born in Cortland, Ohio. 5l+o Eliza Priscilla7 b. 8 June 1864; d. 6 June 1908 in 1~t. Louis, Mo.; m. 18 Nov. 1888 in Toulon, Ill., Richard L., son of Levi and Lydta (Moyer) Snyder of Allen Co., o.; ~. 23 ~uly 1868; his father m. Mary Ann Faunce #538.

Cora Lestina1 b. 2 Mch. 1866; d. 26 Aug. 1925 in Cleveland, o.; m. 8 Nov. 1885 in Cortlandi o., Clifton Marion Uber; d. Aug. 19 3; both are buried Lakewood Park Cemetery, Rocky River, o. In 1880 he was age 20 living with his grandparents, Wilson and Mary J. Porter, in Cortland, o. 274 Alden, Jr., (6), son of Alden (5) and Priscilla (Shurtleff) Faunce, born 17 October 1814 in North Carver, Massachusettsi died 22 February 1863 of a heart attack in Cortland, Ohio; he is buried there in the Hillside Cemetery. He married 18 October 1835 in Trum­ bull County, Ohio, Lucretia, daughter of Gurdon Coburn; born 14 October 181~ in Ontario County, New York; died 22 July 1885 in Fremont, Newaygo County, Michigan (one record says she died 26 July 1~86), at the home of her son Daniel Myron #~ • Afte'.!? the death of Alden, Jr. , she married, second·, 1 January 1865 in Trumbull County, as his second wife, John H. Casterline, son of Daniel Ludlow and Permelia (Headley) Casterline; he was born 18 April 1818 in Washington County, Pennsylvania; died 7 February 1896 in Trumbull County; he married, first, 8 January 1840 in Trumbull County Mary Ann daughter of Munson and Elizabeth (Cooper~ Post; 122 born 22 February 1818; died 21 June 1864 in Trumbull County. Lucretia (Coburn-Faunce) and John Casterline separated sometime after 1880. Alden Faunce, Jr., bought 98 acres in Bazetta Township, part of lot #16, on 27 August 1835 from his father, Alden Faunce. He was on the board of the Disciples Church in West Bazetta. Children of Alden, Jr. (6) and Lucretia (Coburn) Faunce born in Bazetta Township, Trum­ bull County, Ohio. +542 Calvin Philip?, b. 12 Dec. 1836. +543 Ezra Alden, b. 23 January 1838. +544 Daniel Myron (Morris), b. 15 Mch. 1840. +545 Parme~us Coburn, b. 31 Aug. 1843. +546 William Lucius, b. 20 Feb. 1845. +547 Ellis Gerden, b. 1 Oct. 1846. 548 Cynthia Elvira; b. 14 Feb. 1848; d. 24 Aug. 1872 in Cortland, o.; m. 16 Mch. 1870 in Cortland Jefferson Blair, son of Robert and Ann (Blair?) Moore; b. 9 Feb. 1849 in Cortland; died 2 Mch. 1895 in Perry, Lake Co., o. 549 Estella Celia, b. 1 Jan. 1858; d. 15 Aug. 1932 in Petosky, Mich.; m. 23 Jan. 1879 in Trumbull Co. Uriah Ransom, son of George and Hannah (Everett) Goist; b. 8 Oct. 1855 in Southington, Trumbull Co., o. 282 Noah Moody (6), son of Thomas A. (5) and Elizabeth (Rice) Faunce, born 20 November 1797 in Watertown (?)i Massachusetts; the 1850 census gives his birthp ace as New York; died 6 August 1876 in Montrose, Cumberland County, Illinois. He married first, before 26 October 1824 in New York(¼) Lydia R. Barton; born 21 November 123 1799; died 23 May 1848 in Cumberland County, Illinois; he married, second, in Effingham County, Illinois, in the spring of 1849 Sarah Ann daughter of Seymour A. Larkins; born 1819 in Pennsylvania(?);1 1850 census gives,her birth­ place as N"ew York; died 27 November 1903. Noah Moody Faunce was living in Lyons, Wayne County, New York, 26 October 1824; in 1827 he was taxed in Runtsburg, Geauga County, Ohio; in 1836 he sold his land in Huntsburg and removed to Coles County, Illinois, the part that became Cumberland County in 1843. Noah Moody Faunce joined the Mormons and was a circuit rider spreading tha Mormon faith. He was authorized to act as 3rd Corporal in 3rd company of Artillery of 1st Battalion, 1st Regiment 2nd Cohort of Mauvoo Legion. About 1840 he built the first grist mill in Cumberland County, Illinois, near Charleston on the Amboy River. He was millwright, carpenter, and farmer. In 1850 he was living in Woodbury Precinct, CUmberland County •. Children of Noah Moody (6) and Lydia R. (Barton) Faunce. 550 Ch.7 d. young. 551 Ch. d. young. 552 Ch. d. young. +553 Leman Hezekiah, b. 30 July 1833 in Huntsburg, Geauga Co., o. 554 Ch. d. young. 555 Ch. d. young. Children of Noah Moody (6) and Sarah Ann (Larkins) Faunce born in Cumberland County, Illinois. +556 Alexander Hamilton?, b. 11 Feb. 1850. 124 557 Lydia Rice, b. 15 July 1851; d. 8 Apr. 1930 in Montrose, Ill.; m. 26 Aug. 1867 Zachariah Taylor Plummer. 558 Carrie Aldine (or Polly Aldina), b. 1 Oct. 1853; d. 5 Oct. 1934 in Pitts­ burg, Kan.; m. 20 Oct. 1877 Isaac Dean Plummer. 559 Julia, b. in spring of 1855; d. after 1912; m. Alonzo Duffield. 560 Cornelius (or Corinth)i b. 1856; d. 1872 in Montrose, I 1.; unm. 561 Elizabeth Ann, b. 8 May 1860~ d. 23 Sept. 1950; m. 5 Sept. 18~2 in Effingham, Ill., Edward Feller. +562 Clement Leonard (or Landingham), b. 6 Nov. 1863. 286 Thomas W. (6), son of Thomas A. (5) and Elizabeth (Rice) Faunce, b. 4 August 1805 in Watertown(?), Massachusetts; the 1850 census gives his birthplace as Vermont; died 23 April 1858 in Glenwood, Mill County, Iowa. He married about 1830 Hannah Dixon (Dickson) (one record gives her name as Fuller); born 1814; died 14 April 1888 in Nebraska City, Neb. Thomas W. Faunce moved from Phelps, Ontario County, New York, to Kirtland, Geauga County, Ohio, and about 1836 to Jo Daviess County, Illinois, near Elizabeth. Thomas w. and Hannah joined the Mormons in 1832; they started for Salt Lake City, but stopped in Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa. One source says he was one of the first homesteaders in Nebraska, near Weeping War in 1858; this may be in error, as his death is given in Iowa the same year. Children of Thomas w. (6) and Hannah (Dixon) Faunce. 563 Lorinda?, b. 1831 in Kirtland, o.; m. about 1849 Henry France; b. about 125 1825 in N:.Y.; he was a blacksmith· living next to her father in Wardls Grove Precinct, Jo Daviess Co., Ill., in 1850. 564 Rebecca, b. about 1835 in Kirtland, o.; m. Williard Grosbeak. 565 Carrie Aldina, b. about 1837 in Jo Daviess Co., Ill. 566 Permelia, b. about 1840 in Jo Daviess Co., Ill. 567 Elizabeth, b. about 1843;· d~ 1935 in Calif.; m. Jacob William Wadlsmi th. 568 Lydiai b. about 1845 in Jo Daviess Co., Il. +569 Frank Loveless, b. 20 Jan. 1848 in Jo Daviess Co., Ill. 570 Julia, b. Apr. or May 1850 in Jo Daviess Co., Ill.; m. J"ohn Crighton. 571 Thomas~.; m. Lydia---• 572 Hannah; m. Charles Ellis. 573 Sadie. 574 Amelia; perhaps she may be the same as Permelia 1566 •. +575 Leenan Logan, b. 28 Feb. 1858. 290 Hezekiah D. (6), son of Thomas A. (5) and Elizabeth (Rice) Faunce, born about 1820 in Lyons, Wayne County, New York; died after 1910 in Decatur, Illinois; buried Arcola, Illinois. He married, first, Maria Remer; he married, second, Rachel A. Yates; she died in 1934. Hezekiah D. Faunce moved to Arcola, Illinois, about 1870, and afterward to Geauga Co., Ohio in 1835-36. In 1847 he was living in Galena. 126 Children of Hezekiah D. (6) and Maria (Remer) Faunce. +576 Charles Cassius, b. 1867. 577 Frank; moved to Minn. 578 Ephraim (Jack) was convicted for murder about 1900-1910; after the real murderer confessed, Ephraim was pardoned by the Gov. of Ill. 579 Etta; m. ___ Rosebrough. 580 Dau.; m. Tony Roach. +581 Chester Jerome, b. 9 Aug. 1868. SIXTH GENERATION REFERENCES 14-2 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 1tRochester Massachusetts Vital Records". "History of First Church of Dartmouth", S. M. Andrews, P• 152. . 11 "Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite • (Refer to index). 291 - Ibid. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 n1s50 Census of Dartmouth Massachusetts • 11 292 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records • "Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite". (Refer to index). 293 - Ibid. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". 1 "1850 Census of Middleboro Massachusetts • • 29l+ - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 1850 Census of Dartmouth Massachusetts"'. 11 Fa11J.11Y ReGords of)Mrs. Forest M.Waite". lfierer to 1nde:2C. 295 - See Seventh Generation References. 296 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 11 "Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite • (Refer to index). 297 • Ibid. 11 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 298 - Ibid. 127 "Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite". (Refer to index). 299 - Ibid. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordstt. 300 - Ibid. 11 11 Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite • (Refer to index). "New Bedford Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 147 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite". (Refer to index). n1850 Census of Dartmouth Massachusetts". 11 "Hathaways of America , Elizabeth Starr Versailles, 1965, P• 51. "Records of Massachusetts Militia, War 1812-1814" P• 152. "Family Records of Mrs. Charlotte F. Hannahtt. (Refer to index). 301 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". "Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Wai te1t. (Refer to index). 302 - Ibid. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 303 - See Seventh Generation References. 301+ - Ibid. 305 - Ibid. 306 - Ibid. 307 - ttDartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 11 "Family Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite • (Refer to index). "Family Records of Mrs. Charlotte F. Hannan". (Refer to index). 308 - See Seventh Generation References. 11 309 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records • "1850 Census of Dartmouth Massachusetts"• nTaunton Massachusetts Vital Records1t. 14-9 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 History of Cape Cod", Frederick Freeman, p. 151+. "Vital Records of Winslow, Maine". 11 1810-1820 Census of Fairfield, Somerset County, Maine". 11 1830 Census of Waterville, Somerset County, Maine". 310 - "Mayflower Index-Husbands and \'lives of' Mayflower Descendants". 311 - "1810-1820 Census of Fairf'ield, Somerset 128 County, Maine". 312 - Ibid. 313 - Ibid. 314 - 11 Augusta Maine Vital Recordsn. 315 - See Seventh Generation References. 316 - 11 1830 Census of Waterville, Somerset County, Maineu • 317 - Ibid. 150 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". "Pine Grove Cemetery Inscriptions, Waterville, Maine't. 11 New England Historical and Genealogical Register.,, (Asa Faunce 1 s Bible), 87- 90, 91. "History of Watervillei Mainen, Rev. Edwin Carey Whittemore, 902 1 PP• 138, 139. "Descendants of Aquiila and Thomas Chasen, john Carroll Chase-George Walter Chamberlain, 1928, P• 524. 318 - noescend~nts of Henry Farwell''.1 Frederick Henry Farwell-Fanny Barber Farwell, 1929, p. 365. ttNew England Historical and Genealogical Register", (Asa Faunce 1 s Bible), 87- 90, 91. 319 - Ibid. 320 - Ibid. 11 History of Waterville, Maine", Rev. Edwin Carey Whittemore, 1902, PP• 138, 139. 321 - See Seventh Generation References. 322 - "'New England Historical and Genealogical Register", (Asa Faunce 1 s Bible), 87- 90, 91. 11 Pine Grove Cemetery Inscriptions, Water- ville, Mainen. 323 - See Seventh Generation References. 324 - Same references as #322. 325 - Ibid. 326 - See Seventh Generation References. 151 - 11 Sandwich Massachusetts Vi ta.l Records". nHistory of Cape Cod", Frederick Freeman, 1862, 2-154. "Pembroke Massachusetts Vital Records". 111810, 1820 Census of Pembroke, 11 Massachusetts • 327 - "Index to Obituaries in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 1784- 129

11 1840 , 2-1558. 328 - See Seventh Generation References. 329 - Ibid. 330 - Ibid. 331 - it Pembroke Massachusetts Vital Records"'. 332 - Ibid. "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records". 152 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Recordsn • 11 "History of Cape Cod , Frederick Freeman, 1862, 2-154. "Records of Massachusetts Militia War 1812-1814", P• 73• 333 - See Seventh Generation References. 334 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 335 - See Seventh Generation Referenc~s. 336 - 11 Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 337 - See Seventh Generation References. 338 - 11 Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 339 - Ibid. "City Directory of Lowell, Massachusetts'\ 1B65. 340 - See Seventh Generation References. 341 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 34-2 - Ibid. 163 - "Brockton Massachusetts Vital Records". "Family Records o:f James Enos Faunce", (Refer to index). 343 - See Seventh Generation References. 34-4 - Ibid. 345 - "Family Records of James Enos Faunce", (Refer to index). 346 - See Seventh Generation References. 164 - "Records of Massachusetts Volunteers, 1861-186511 1-442. "History and birectory of Randolph, Massachusetts~ 1891, P• 58. "Family Records ol: Frank E. Faunce, Jr. 11 , (Refer to index). "Family Records of Miss Mary B. Faunce", (Refer to index). 347 - See Seventh Generation References. 34-8 - ttHistory and Directory of Randolph, Massachusettstt, 1891, P• 23. "Records of Massachusetts Volunteers, 1861-1865" ,, 2-744. Same Family Records as #164. 349 - Ibid. 130 "Records of Massachusetts Volunteers, 1861-18651t, 1-10. 350 - Same Family Records as #164. 351 - See Seventh Generation References. 352 - Same Family Records as #164. 353 - See Seventh Generation References. 354 - Same Family Records as #164. 355 - See Seventh Generation References. 356 - Same Family Records as #164. 165 - "Family Records of James Enos Faunce", (Refer to index). "Howard Genealogy", Heman Howard, 1903, P• 159• 357 - Ibid. "Genealogy of The Bisbee Family", Frank J. Bisbee, 1956, P• 350. 358 - Ibid. "Howard Genealogy", Heman Howard, 1903, P• .159. 359 - Ibid. 11 Genealagy of The Bisbee Family", Frank J. Bisbee, 1956, p. 350. 360 - Ibid. 1tHoward Genealogy", Heman Howard, 1903, P• 159. · 167 - "Family Records of James Enos Faunce", (Refer to index). "Brockton Massachusetts Vital Records ... uuunt Family", w. L. G. Hunt, 1862-1863, P• 359. "Family Records of Charles Francis Faunce", (Refer to index). 361 - See Seventh Generation References. 362 - "Records of Massachusetts Volunteers, 11 1861-1865 ' 2-594. 363 - See Seventh Generation References. 364 - "Hunt Family", W. L. G. Hunt, 1862-1863, P• 359. 169 - •~als of Oxfordi Mainen, Marquis Fayette King, 1903, PP• 86, 187. "Otisfield Maine Vital Recordstt. "Cemetery Inscriptions, Oxford, Mainen. 365 - See Seventh Generation References. 366 - Ibid. 367 - ttAnnals of Oxford Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903 PP• 1A6, 187, 274. "Adjutant ~eneral 1 s Report State of Maine, 131

11 1864-186 5 ' 2-568. "Congregational Church Cemetery, Oxford, 0 Maine • 368 - 11 Annals of Oxfordi Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 903, P• 187. "Cemetery Records, Oxford, Maine". 369 - Ibid. "Annals of Oxford Maine", Marquis Fayette King, i903, P• 187. 171 - Ibid., PP• 76, 771 187• "1850 Census of Oxford Maine". 11 1 Directory of Haverhill, Mas sachusetts •, 1894. 370 - See Seventh Generation References. 371 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 187. 372 - Ibid. "Boston, Massachusetts City Directory", 1902. "Adjutant General's Report State of Maine", 1862, P• 580. 373 - See Seventh Generation References. 374 - nAnnals of O:x:f'ord, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 187. 174 - Ibid., PP• 56, 59, 60 61~ 63, 6li-, 66, 70, 72, 76, 77, 162,1 1~7, 286, 287. "Cemetery Inscriptions, Oxford, Maine". n1850 Census of Oxford, Maine". 375 - Ibid. "Annals of Oxfordi Mainen, Marquis Fayette King, 903 P• 187. "Otisfield Maine Vita.i Records". 1 "Cemetery Inscriptions, Oxford, Maine t. 376 - See Seventh Generation References. 377 - "Annals of Oxfordl Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 903, P• 188. nList of :tv'J.a.ine Volunteers, 1861-1866n, P• 163. 11 1 Cemetery Inscriptions, Oxford, Maine •. 378 - Ibid. 11 List of Maine Volunteers, 1861-1866'•, P• 785. "Boston, Massachusetts City Directories", 1870-1895. "Annals of Oxford, Mainen, Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 188. 379 - Ibid. 132 380 - Ibid. "Cemetery Inscriptions, Oxford, Maine". 381 - Same references as #380. 382 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 188. 176 - Ibid. "Boston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 Boston, Massachusetts City Directoriesn, 1875-1891. "Family Records of Mrs. J. c. Duncan", (Refer to index). 383 - See Seventh Generation References. 384 - 11 Annals of Oxford, Maine••, Marquis Fayette King, 1903, p. 188. "Family Records of Mrs. J.C. Duncan", (Refer to index). 385 - •t Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis King, 1903, p. 188. 386 - Ibid. 178 - Ibid. . nHerrick Genealogy", Lucius c. Herrick, 1885, p. 181. nru_ghland Church Cemetery, South Poland, Maine1t. 387 - Ibid. "Annals of Oxford, Mainen, Marquis Fayette King, 1903, p. 188. 388 - Ibid. 180 - Ibid., PP• 76, 78, 188 7 222. "History of Rochester, New Hampshire•t, Franklin McDuffee, 1-275. 11 1850 and 1860 Census of Oxford, Mainen. ''Forest Glade Cemetery, Somersworth, New Hampshiren. 11 nFamily Records of Nina Faunce Lord , (Refer to index). 11 ttFamily Records of Laurence s. Faunce , (Refer to index). 389 - See Seventh Generation References. 390 - Ibid. 391 - Ibid. 392 - Ibid. 393 - Ibid. 394 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 188. "Forest Glade Cemetery, Somersworth, New Hampshirett• 133 395 - Same references as #3'f+• 396 - Ibid. 1 182 - • Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, p. 189. "Family Records of Nina Faunce Lord", (Refer to index). "Lewiston, Maine Journal", 15 Dec. 1900. "Lewiston, Maine Directory", 1864. "Adjutant General's Report, State of 11 Maine, 1862 , p. 580. 1 nList of Maine Volunteers, 1861-1866 •, PP• 163, 785. 11 Boston, Massachusetts City Directories", 1870-1877• . 11 397 - ttAnnals of Oxfordi Maine , Marquis Fayette King, 903, P• 189. ,.Boston, Massachusetts City Directory", 1878. 398 - "Annals of Oxford, Mainen, Marquis Fayette King, 1903, P• 189. 399 - Ibid. 400 - Ibid. 187 - 0 Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records1t. "Brewster Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 11 1850 Census of Duxbury, Massachusetts". 401 - Ibid. "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records". 402 - See Seventh Generation References. 403 - Same references as #401. 404 - Ibid. 405 - Ibid. 406 - Ibid. 407 - Ibid. 11 ''History of North Idaho , Western Reserve Publishing Co. 1903, P• 336. 198 - "Plymouth Church Records", 23-644. 11 1810, 1820, 1850 Census of Plymouth, Massachusetts". nRecords of William Spoonern, Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1+41. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 2-106. 408 - Ibid. 11 Index to Obituaries in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 1784- 184011, 2-1558. 409 - "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouthn, Wm. T. 134 Davis, 1887, 2-106. "1850 Census of' Plymouth, Massachusettsn. 410 - Same references as #409. 411 - Ibid. 412 - See Seventh Generation References. 199 - nThe Mayflower Descendant", 31-110. "Plymouth Church Records", 23-482. 0 "Descendants of William Shurtleff , Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-163. 413 - Ibid., 1-344. 414 - Ibid. 415 - See Seventh Generation References. 416 - "Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-34-4. "Index to Marriages in Massachusetts Centinel and Colwnbian Centinel 1784- 184011, 2-1256. 417 - "Descendants of William Shurtleffn, Benjami'n Shurtleff, 1912 1-344, 345. "Plymouth Church Records», ~3-649~ 701. "Buffalo, New York Directories, 1~54- 1856n. 418 - See Seventh Generation References. 419 - Ibid. 200 - 11 Pilgrim Church Recordsn, 23-482 647. "Descendants of William Bradford~, Mrs. Francis C. Hall, 1951, PP• 153, 537. "Records of William Spooner", Thomas Spooner, 1883, P• 456. 420 - See Seventh Generation References. 421 - Ibid. 422 - Ibid. 201 - rtplymouth Church Records"l 23-482. "The Mayflower Descendant' , 31-113. 11 "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth , Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 2-107. 11 "Epitahs From Burial Hill , Bradford Kingman, 1893. "Obituaries from New Bedford Mercuryn. 423 - See Seventh Generation References. 11 424 - "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth , Wm. T. Davis, 1887~ 2-107. 11 Soule History', Rev. G. T. Ridlon, Sr., 1926, P• 556. 425 - "Index of Marriages in Massachusetts Centinel and Colwnbian Centinel 1784- 1840", 2-1256 • 135 426 - nEpitahs From Burial Hill", Bradford Kingman, 1892. 427 - Ibid. 202 - "Plymouth Church Records" l 23-482. nThe Mayflower Descendant' , 33-35. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 428 - See Seventh Generation References. 2o4 - "Plymouth Church Recordstt, 23-482, 649. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records't. 11 Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth'•, Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 2-107. 429 - Ibid. "The Mayflower Descendant", 22-179. 430 - See Seventh Generation References. 431 - Ibid. ' 206 - nMiddleboro Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Hartland, Windsor County, Vermont Vital Recordsn. "1850 Census of Hartland, Windsor County, Vermontn. 432 - See Seventh Generation References. 220 - "Wareham Massachusetts Vital Records". "Rochester Massachusetts Vital Records". 1t1820 Census o:f Wareham Massachusetts". "1850 Census o:f Rochester Massachusetts". 11 1860 Census of Marion Massachusetts't. "Obituaries in New Bed:ford Mercury". 433 - See Seventh Generation References. 434 - "Rochester Vital Recordsn. 435 - "History o:f Mattapoisett and Old Rochester" 1907. uNew York in the War o:f the Rebellion", 3rd edition 1909, 5-4270. 436 - nRochester Massachusetts Vital Records't. 1t1850 Census of Rochester, Massachusettstt. 437 - Same references as #436. 438 - "Rochester Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 439 - Same references as #436. 221 - "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 2-107 109. "Epitahs of Burial Hill", Bradford Kingman, 1892. 440 - See Seventh Generation References. 441 - "The Mayflower Descendant•t, 19-151. 11 11 Epitahs of Burial Hill , Bradford Kingman,. 1892. 11 11 223 - The Mayflower Descendant ,/ 21+-14. 136 "Descendants of John Bridgett, Wm. F. Bridge, 1889, p. 1+6. 11 1810 Census of Lebanon, Grafton County, New Hampshire". 11 1850, 1860 Census of Genessee County, 11 New York • 11 Deeds Genessee County, New Yorkn. "Family Records of Mrs. Pearl Wright Johnson", (Refer to index)• li42 - "Family Records of Mrs. Pearl Wright 11 Johnson , (Refer to index)• ~43 - See Seventh Generation References. '1"44 - 11 Genessee County, New York Deedstt. 11 1850 Census of Genessee County, New Yorku. 41+5 - Ibid. "l860 Census of Bethany, Genessee County, New Yorkn. 11 Genes see County, New York Deeds 11,. 224 - 11 1820 Census of West Fairless, Orange County, Vermont". 11 "Vermont Vital Records • 41+6 - 11 History of the Brigham Familyn, W. I. Taylor, 1907, P• 431. 447 - See Seventh Generation References. 448 - Ibid. 41+9 - "Vermont Vital Records". 450 - Ibid. 451 - See Seventh Generation References. 11 452 - "Vermont Vital Records • 453 - See Seventh Generation References. 226 - 1t1850 Census of Troy Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvanian. 11 1830 Census of Great Valley, Cattaraugus County, New York". "Crawford County, Pennsylvania Deeds". "Family Records of Mrs. Lee Johnsonn', (Refer to index). 11 "Family Records of Mrs. G.c. Grove ', (Refer to index). "Family Records of Mrs. Alex Crawford", (Refer to index). 11 "Family Records of Mrs. Eva Chase , (Refer to index). 11 454 - "Crawford County, Pennsylvania Deeds • "1850 Census of Troy Township, Crawford 11 County, Pennsylvania • 137 455 - See Seventh Generation References. 456 - Ibid. 457 - "1850 Census of Troy Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania't. "Crawford County Pennsylvania Deeds". 458 - n1850 Census of Troy Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvanian. 459 - Ibid. ncrawford County Pennsylvania Deeds". 460 - See Seventh Generation References. 461 - "Family Records of Mrs. Lee .Tohnsonn, (Refer to index). "Family Records of Mrs. G. C. Graven, (Refer to index). "Family Records of Mrs. Alex Craw.ford't, (Refer to index). ttFamily Records of Mrs. Eva Chase", (Refer to index). 462 - Same references as #461. 463 - 11 1850 Census of Troy To'Wilship, Crawford County, Pennsylvania••. "Crawford County Pennsylvania Deeds". 464 - See Seventh Generation References. 227 - 11 1830 and 1850 Census of Cattaraugus County, New York". 1+65 - See Seventh Generation References. 466 - 11 1830 Census of Cattaraugus County, New York". 467 - Ibid. 1+68 - "1850 Census of Cattaraugus County, New York"• 469 - Ibid. 470 - See Seventh Generation References. 471 - "1850 Census of Cattaraugus County, New York"• 472 - Ibid. 473 - Ibid. "Family Records of James R. Hanna, Jr.n, (Refer to index). 474 - 1t1850 Census of Cattaraugus County, New Yorkn. 228 - n1a50 and 1860 Census of Noble Township, Wabash County, Indiana. 475 - Ibid. 476 - Ibid. 477 - Ibid. 478 - Ibid. 138 479 - Ibid. 480 - Ibid. 481 - Ibid. 233 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 11 11 Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records • 11 "Descendants o:f Gov. William Brad:ford 1 Ruth Gardiner Hall, 1951, PP• 184 i85- "0bi tuaries from New Bedford Mercury'I. 111850 Census of Kingston Massachusetts'•• 482 - Ibid. "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records1t. 483 - See Seventh Generation References. 234 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Records of Massachusetts Volunteers Militia-War 1812-1814", P• 129. "Mayflower Cemetery, Duxbury, Massachusetts". 484 - See Seventh Generation References. 1t 485 - "Duxbury, Massachusetts Vital Records • 486 - Ibid. "Mayflower Cemetery, Duxbury, Massachusetts". 11 11 Family Records of Theodore w. Faunce , (Refer to index). "Family Records of Mrs. Hilda Wetherill .. , (Refer to index). 487 - "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 Hathaways of America", Elizabeth Starr Versailles, 1965, PP• 191, 192. st 488 - "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records • 489 - Ibid. 239 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Descendants of Robert Waterman", Edgar Francis 'Waterman-Donald Lines Jacobus, 1939, 1-346. 0 0bituaries in New Bedford Mercury". 492 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 1860 Census of Kingston, Massachusetts". 11 240 - "Ancient Landmarks o:f Plymouth , Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 2-107. 1 "Middleboro Massachusetts Vital Records •. st "Family Records of Isabell D. Faunce , (Re:fer to index). 493 - See Seventh Generation References. 494 - Ibid. 495 - Ibid. 139 496 - Ibid. 497 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records1t. 498 - See Seventh Generation References. 499 - Ibid. 500 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Scituate Massachusetts Vital Records1t. 501 - See Seventh Generation References. 502 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records1t. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouth", Wm. T. Davis, 1887, 2-107. 503 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records"". 244 - Ibid. "New England Historical and Genealogical Register", 85-91+. . 11 11 504 - Kingston Massachusetts Vital Rec!ords • 506 - See Seventh Generation References. 507 - Ibid. 508 - 11 Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 246 - Ibid. "Plympton Massachusetts Vital Records". "History of Paris, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham­ Silas P. Maxim, 1881+, P• 597• "Hi story o:f Norway, Maine n, Chas. F. Whitman, 1924, P• 407. 11 "Oxford County, Maine Probate Records , 1873-1885, Wills of Benjamin Faunce and Nancy (Adams) Faunce. 509 - "History of Norway, Ma.ine1t, Chas. F. Whitman, 1924, p. 107. 510 - See Seventh Generation References. 511 - "History of Norway, Maine't, Chas. F. Whitman1 1924, P• 107. 512 - "History o:r Paris, Mainett, Wm. B. Lapham­ Silas P. Maxim, 1884 P• 597. ''Otisfield Maine Vital flecords". 11 Greenleaf Genealogy", James Edward Greenleaf, 1896, PP• 406, 407. 513 - See Seventh Generation References. 514 - "Hi story of Norway, Maine", Chas. F • Whitman, 1924, P• 107. 515 - Ibid. 0 "Greenleaf Genealogy , James Edward Greenleaf, 1896,. PP• 406, 407. 516 - nHi story of Norway, Maine", Chas. F. Whitman, 1924, PP• 407, 588. 247 - "History o:f Paris, Mainen, Wm. B. Lapham­ Silas P. Maxim, 1884, PP• 367, 597. 140 "Oxford County Maine Probate", Estate record of Ichabod W. Faunce, 1867. 11 1880 Census of South Paris, Maine". 11 517 - n1owell Massachusetts Vital Records • 518 - nHistory of Paris, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham- Silas P. Maxim, 1884, P• 597• "Oxford, Maine Probate", 1880. 519 - See Seventh Generation References. 520 - "History of Paris, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham- Silas P. Maxim, 1884, P• 597• 249 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-336. 11 1850 and 1860 Census of Kingston, 11 Massachusetts • 521 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 1850 and 1860 Census of Kingston, Massachusetts". 522 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 523 - Ibid. , "Descendants of William Shurtleff••, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-362. 524 - Ibid. "Plympton Massachusetts Vi~al Records". "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 257 - "Churchill Family in America", Gardner Asaph Churchill-Nathaniel Wiley Churchill-George M. Bodge 1902, P• 35. 525 - "Abington Massachusetts Vittl Records". "1850 Census of Abington, Massachusetts". 526 - Ibid. 11 262 - "Oxford County1 Maine, Probate, 1839 • 11 1860 Census of Auburn, Androscoggin County, Maine". "Androscoggin County, Maine, Probate", Book C. P• 53. 527 - See Seventh Generation References". 267 - 1tCemetery Inscriptions, West Buckfield, Mainett. 528 - Ibid. 271 - "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". "Hillside Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio". "Trumbull County, Ohio Marriage Records". 11 1850 Census of' Trumbull County Ohio". 111800, 1810 Census of Bristol; 6ntario County, New York". ~Family and Bible Records of Grace 14-1 Marvin Winnagle, Trumbull County, Ohio"·• "Agriculture Census 1850 of Bazetta To"Wil.ship, Trumbull County, Ohio". 529 - 1t1850 Census of Trumbull Countyt Ohio"'• "Trumbull County, Ohio Marriages". 0 1880 Census of Trumbull County, Ohion. "Hillside Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio 11 • 530 - n1s50 Census of Trumbull County, Ohion. 11 Trumbull County, Ohio Marriage Records". "History of Trumbull and Mahoning County, Ohio 11 , H-. Z. Williams, 1882, p. 141. "1880 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio". 531 - See Seventh Generation References••. 532 - "1850 Census of' Trumbull County,• Ohio". "Trumbull County, Ohio Via.rriages". "1870 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio". 272 - ''Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". "Descendants of' William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-225, 226, 587. "Family Records of J'ames Freer Faunce", (Refer to index). ltFamily Records of Grace Mildred Faunce", (Refer to index). 11 1880 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio". "Lakeham Cemetery, North Carver, Massachusetts"·• 533 - "Carver Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Descendants of William Shurtleff'•, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-587. 534 - Srune references as #533. 535 - See Seventh Generation References. 536 - Ibid. 273 - "Carver Massachusetts Vital Records". "Trumbull County Ohio Marriages". "Family Records of' Mrs. Earl Elliott", (Refer to index). 11 "Trumbull County, Ohio Deeds ·• "Family and Bible Records of Grace Marvin Winnagle, Trumbull County, Ohio'•• 111Family Records of J'ames Freer Faunce", (Refer to index). 11 1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio tt• 537 - "1850 Census of' Trumbull County, Ohion. "Family Records of Mrs. A. B. Parker•t, 142 (Refer to index). 538 - 11 1850 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio". r•Hi story of Allen County, Ohio'• , Warner Beers, 1885, P• 674. 539 - See Seventh Generation References. 540 - 11 1870, 1880 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio". "History of Allen County, Ohion, Warner Beers, 1885, P• 674. "Family Records of Eugene E. Snydern, (Refer to index). "Faunce Bible owned by Marion Uber Reinken, (Refer to index). 11 "Family Records of Mrs. Guy Younkman , (Refer to index). 541 - "1870, 1880 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio"• "Lakewood Park Cemetery, Rocky River, Ohio"• nFamily Records of Mrs. John C. Varady1t, (Refer to index). "Family Records of Alvin E.Faunce•, (Refer to index). 11 "Family Records of Clara Mauer Faunce , (Refer to index). · "Family Records of Mrs. Pauline Snyder Downing", (Refer to index). 274 - "Carver Massachusetts Vital Recordstt. "Trumbull County, Ohio Marriagesu. "Family and Bible Records of Grace Marvin Winnagle, Trumbull County, Ohion. "1850, 1860, 1870, 1880 Census of 11 Trumbull County, Ohio • "Hillside Cemetery, Cortland Ohio". "Trumbull County, Ohio Deeds'.1 "Family Bible owned by Eria Dunbar", (Refer to index). ttFamily Records of James Freer Faunce", (Refer to index). "Salt River Cemetery, Shepherd, Mich. 11 • npetoskey Cemetery, Petoskey, Michigann. "Family Records of J.M. Faunce", (Refer to index). "Family Records of Lyle R. Faunce1t, (Refer to index). "Family Records of George H. Stonett, (Refer to index). 143 1tChristian Church Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio". 542 - See Seventh Generation References. 543 - Ibid. 544 - Ibid. 545 - Ibid. 546 - Ibid. 547 - Ibid. 548 - "1850, 1860 Census of Trumbull County, Ohion • "Trumbull County, Ohio Marriages". "Hillside Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio''. Same Family Records as #274. 549 - Same ref'erences as #548 • 282 - "Geauga County, Ohio Deeds". "Wayne County, New York Deeds". 11 0 1850 Census of Coles County, Illinois • nFamily Records of John Clement Taylor Faunce", (Refer to index). 11 Family Records of Russell Stark", (Ref'er to index). nFamily Records of Leota Faunce Stark", (Refer to index). "Faunce Cemetery, Montrose Illinoisn. 550 - Same family records as #28~.1 551 - Ibid. 552 - Ibid. 553 - See Seventh Generation Ref'erences. 554 - Same family records as #282. 555 - Ibid. 556 - See Seventh Generation Ref'erences. 557 - Same family records as #282. 558 - Ibid. 559 - Ibid. 560 - Ibid. 561 - Ibid. 562 - See Seventh Generation Ref'erences. 286 - "1850 Census Jo Daviess, Illinois", page 315. "Family Records of Evaline Faunce", (Refer to index). "Family Records of Mrs. George Weller", (Ref'er to index). 11 Family Records of Robert Lee Fauncen, (Refer to index). "Family Records of Roscoe Orville Faunce", (Ref'er to index). 11 Family Records of Mrs. Henry Stark", (Refer to index). 563 - 111850 Census of Jo Daviess County, Illinoist•, page 315. Same family records as #282. 564 - Same family records as #282. 565 - Ibid. 566 - Ibid. 567 - Ibid. 568 - Ibid. 569 - See Seventh Generation References. 570 - Same family records as #282. 571 - Ibid. 572 - Ibid. 573 - Ibid. 574 - Ibid. 575 - See Seventh Generation References. 290 - "Family Records of Patrick J. Faunce", (Refer to index). nFamily,Records of John c.Faunce", (Refer to index). °Family Records of Mrs. Dicy (Feller) 11 Neel , (Refer to index). 576 - See Seventh Generation References. 577 - Same family records as #290. 578 - Ibid. 579 - Ibid. 580 - Ibid. 581 - See Seventh Generation References. SEVENTH GENERATION 295 John P. (7), son of Thomas (6) and Sarah (Coombs) Faunce, born 29 November 1807 in Dart­ mouth; died 12 March 1895 in North Dartmouth. He married 13 March 183li in Partmouth, Eliza c. Ashley, born 1 February 809 in Freetown; died in North Dartmouth, 11 February 1888; both are buried in the Faunce Burying Ground in North Dartmouth. They were members of The First Church in Dartmouth. He was a farmer. Children of John P. (7) and Eliza C. (Ashley) Faunce born in North Dartmouth. +582 Eldridge L.8 , b. 31 Mch. 1832. +583 LoUin Hathaway, b. 15 Mch. 1835. 584 Lucretia Haskell, b. 24 Apr. 1837; d. 11 Sept. 1910 in Dartmouthi m. there, 8 Dec. 1861, as his 2nd wire, Capt. Williaml son of Joshua and Mary (Borden) Weeks; b. 15 July 1813 in Dartmouth; d. 1906; m. (1) 24 Apr. 1836, Myra Elliott Allen1 b. 12 Mch. 1815 in Westport; d. 15 Uct. 1860; he was a mariner. +585 John Thomas, b. 12 June 1841. +586 Silas Terry, b. 9 Nov. 1843. 587 Annan., b. 26 June 1846; d. 25 Apr. 1889 in Dartmouth. 588 Edward, b. 9 Apr. 1849; d. 8 Dec. 1861 in Dartmouth. 589 Sa.rah E., b. 7 June 1850; d. 25 July 1873 in Dartmouth; unm. 303 Iev.i.. H. (7) ,son of James (6) and Rebecca (Hath­ away) Faunce, born 4 February 1816 in Dartmouth; 145 146 died 4 March 181+5 in New Bedford. He married 26 May 1840 (intentions New Bedford), Elizabeih, daughter of William and Mary (Perry) Reed; born 1822 in New Bedford. She married, second, Sumner Meric Faunce (#306) brother of her first husband. Children of Levi H. (7) and Elizabeth (Reed) Fa1.mce born in New Bedford. 590 Anna D. 8 , b. 1843. 591 Levi H., b. 1844; m. (1) 16 Oct. 1864, in Dartmouth, Sarah E., dau. of Abraham I. and Eliza Borden; b. there 12 Mch. 1847; d. 3 Jan. 1866 in New Bedford; m. (2) Anna P.___ , b. 1843; all are buried in New Bedford. 304 Thomas c. (7), son of James (6) and Rebecca (Hathaway) Faunee born 23 February 1818 in Dartmouth; died lo2 December 1853. He married, (intentions Dartmouth) 31 January 1840 Mary, daughter of Nathaniel and Marcy (Reynolds)1 Haskell. He was a cabinet maker •. Children of Thomas c. (7) and Mary (Reynolds) Haskell. 592 Rebecca A.i b. 1840 in Dartmouth; m. there, 5 Dec. 1861, Abraham, son of Abraham and Hannah (BoothJ Borden; b._ in 1837 in Fairhaven; he was of New Bedford in 1861. 593 Levis., b. 22 July 181+3 in Westport. 594 Charles H.i b. 1845; d. 26 Mch. 1867 in Berkey. 305 William H. (7), son of James (6) and Rebecca (Hathaway) Faunce, born 28 July 1820 in Dart­ mouth; died in 1897 in Fowlerville, Michigan. He married Julia ___; she was living in 1857. One record says he was baptized in the Ohio river in 1835; he worked for a time in the shipyards in Buffalo, New York, later moving to Michigan, where he farmed. Children of William Hf. (7) and Julia Faunce. 595 Julia A. 8, b. 1864; d. 1871. 596 Rett E., b. 11 Dec. 1866; d. 25 Apr. 1941; unm. 306 Sumner Meric (7), son of James (6) and Rebecca (Hathaway) Faunce, born 28 April 1822 in Dartmouth; died 1881+ in Fowlerville, Michigan. He married in ~ew Bedford 29 November 18>+6, Elizabeth, daughter of w1i11am and Mary (Perry) Reed; born there in 1822, living in 1858; she was the widow of his brother, Levi m. (#303). Sumner Meric was a shipwright. Children of Sumner Meric (7) and Elizabeth (Reed-Faunce), two oldest born in New Bedford, youngest in Dartmouth. 597 Sarah Elizabeth8, b. 20 Feb. 1849; m. ___ Fenn. . +598 Sumner Meric, b. 29 July 1850. 599 Emma Kelly, b. 27 May 1851. 308 Charles Henry (7), son of james (6) and Rebecca (Hathaway) Faunce, born 13 October 1829 in Dartmouth; died 9 August 1851 (?); three children were born after 1851, the date probably should be 1861. He married Joanna Dailey, daughter of John Oliver and Catheriny (Pease) Butler, born in •'Amelia, Ohio.. Af'ter the death of Charles Henry she moved' to West Virginia. Children of Charles Henry (7) and Joanna Dailey (Butler) Faunce. 600 Charles Henry, Jr.8, b. 29 June 1851+; d. 1889. 601 Rosina M., b. 29 Mch. 1860; d. 1888. 602 Charlotte, b. 1861; m. George c. Hannan 148 in w. Va.; living in Seattle, Wash., in 1930. 315 William (7), son of john (6) and Chloe (Landers) Faunce, born 4 April 1813 in Fairfield, Maine; died 1890 in Farmingdale, Maine. He married in Hallowell, Maine, 25 February 1845, Lucy P., daughter of Timothy B. and Eleanor 1(Webb) Haywood; born 2 April 1823 in Hallowelli• died 1881 in Farmingdale. He lived in Watervi le, Maine, moved to Hallowell in 1840 and to · Farmingdale in 1865. He was a farmer. He may have married, second, after Lucy P. died. Children of William (7) and Lucy P. (Haywood) Faunce born in Hallowell, Maine. +603 Frederick B.8 , b. 13 Jan. 1846. 604 Ellen,H., b. 25 Feb. 185li d. before 1892; m. 3 Aug. 1869, urrin w. Sims; b. 10 Dec. 1841 in Hallowell. 605 John F., b. 20 (26?) Aug. 1855; d. before 1892. · 606 William, b. 5 Feb. 1860; living in 1892. 321 Asa (7), son of Asa (6) and Miriam (Burrell) Faunce, born 12 March 1813 in Waterville, Maine; died in Belfast, 2 August 1889. He married there, 8 October 1838, Sarah A., daughter of John and Hannah (Brown) Haraden, born in Belfast 18 March 1814; died there 11 October 1900; they are both buried there in Grove Cemetery. Asa Faunce went to Belfast in 1827, engaged in trade there. He was the first president of Belfast Savings Bank from 1868-1888; president of the Bank of Commerce; treasurer of Maine Central Railroad. He o-wned the ship "Sullete0 which sailed for San Francisco with 40 passengers.

Children oi' Asa (7) and Sarah A. (Hara.den) ~aunce born in Belfast. 11+9 607 Abby Haraden8, b. 22 Nov. 1839; d. 9 Sept. 1927 in Belfast; m. there, 10 Mch. 1897, William Bachelder, son of Nathan and Annabelle B. (Poor) Swan; b. 2 May 1825 in Belfast; d. there 12 Aug. 1916. 608 William Asa, b. 20 Dec. 1843. 609 Mary Estelle (or Esther), b. 4 Nov. 1853; buried Grove Cemetery, Belfast.

323 Daniel ( 7), son 01· Asa ( 6) and Miriam (Burrell) Faunce, born 22 April 1817. in Water­ ville, Maine· died in Belfast, Maine,~ November 1883. He married there, 10 May 1841, Mary Ann, daughter of Robert and Susannah White, born in Belfast in 1816; died there 26 January 1871. Daniel Faunce was in trade 1n Belfast· a director of the Maine Central Railroad 1871+-1875. Children of Daniel (7) and Mary Ann (White) Faunce born in Belfast. 610 Alice White b. 6 Nov. 18~3; m. 20 Nov. 1877, in Belfast, Hartwell Leon Woodcock of Searsmont. 611 Ella w., b. 6 Nov. 1853 (twin of Alice White); d. 30 Dec. 1868. 612 Son, b. 16 Sept. 1842; d. 16 Sept. 1842. 613 Son, b. 2 Dec. 181+9; d. 9 Dec. 1949. 326 George Burrell (7), son of Asa (6) and Miriam (Burrell) Faunce, born 11 August 1824 in Waterville, Maine; died in Roxbury, Massachusetts 21+ February 1899. He mar~ied~ 10 December 1851, Abbie J. Trenn; she died in 1~92. George Burrell Faunce was elected Alderman of the City of Boston, Massachusetts. He was in the real estate and insurance business. 150 Children of George Burrell (6) and Abbie J. (Trenn) Faunce born in Roxbury, Massachusetts. 614 Emeline Crocker8 , b. 12 june 1853; m. 10 Dec. 1879 Harlan Page, son of Dexter and Rebecca (Griffin) Whit­ comb; b. 28 Sept. 1840 in Nelson, N.H. 615 George Lewis, b. 7 Nov. 1859; d. 25 ~ov. 1884 in Roxbury; unm. 616 Charles M., b. 7 Feb. 1861; living in Boston in 1884. 328 Stephen P. (7), son of Stephen (6) and Joanna Leavitt (Barstow) Faunce, born in Pembrokei 1 September 1808; died 23 December 1866 in tloxbury. He married there, 16 May 1832, Rebecca Wait, daughter of Samuel and Emily (Pierpont) Langley; born 12 January 1813 in Rox­ bury; living in Boston in 1872. Stephen P. Faunce and James B. Faunce, his brother, were in the real estate business together in Roxbury in 1840, firm name, s. & J.B. Faunce. Children of Stephen P. (6) and Rebecca Wait (Langley) Faunce born in Roxbury. 617 Emily A.8, b. 1835; d. 19 Apr. 1879 in Brookline, Mass.; m. as his (1st) wife, Jan. 1863, Capt. William Barnas, son of Rev. Barnas and Elizabeth Griggs (Corey) Sears; b. 11 Jan. 1832 in Hamilton, N.Y.; he m. (2) 24 Oct. 1881 in Providence, R.I., Sadie A. Hunt; b. 24 Oct. 1~49 in Cranston, R.I. 618 Julia Langley, b. 22 Feb. 184lf.; d. 11 Apr. 1894 in Hamilton, N.Y.; m. 18 Oct. 1871, Rev. Stephen Henry, son of Reuben and Rebecca Winslow (Childs) Stackpole; b. 24 July 1843 in Roxbury; d. 23 July 1886 in 151 Hamilton, N.Y.; he was pastor of the First Baptist Church there. 329 Calvin Barstow (7), son of Calvin (6) and Joanna Leavitt (Barstow) Faunce, born in Pembroke 3 January 1813; died in Boston, 30 March 1864. He married, first, in Roxbury, 27 April 1836 Elizabeth Richards, born 1816; died after 18$0. He married, second, Catherine H. Cod.man. She was living in Boston in 1884. Calvin Barstow Faunce was an alderman in Rox­ bury, owned a general store there. Children of Calvin Barstow (7) and 'Elizabeth (Richards) Faunce born in Roxbury. 619 Leander Walters, b. 25 Mch. 1837i• d. in Battle of Ani;ietam, 17 Sept. 862; in Co. K. 35th Mass. Regt. ~620 Calvin Barstow, b. 2 June 1840. 621 Edwin 3., b. 20 May 1842; d. 6 Feb. 1843 in Roxbury. 622 Elizabeth Florence, b. 23 Apr. 1843; m. Charles Arthur, son of Hiram L. and Judith (Trask) Roberts; b. 8 Oct. 1844 in Beverly. 623 Stephen J., b. 23 Moh. 1847; d. 1883 in Boston; unm. 624 Ann B., age 4 mos.; d. 23 Aug. 1850. 625 Linda w.; m. 22 Oct. 1882 w. H. Boynton. Children of Calvin (7) and Catherine H. (Codman) Faunce born in Roxbury. 626 Catherine A.; m. 23 Dec. 1884 Edward w. Chase. 330 James B. (7) son of Calvin (6) and Joanna Leavitt (Barstow~ Faunce, born in Pembroke 3 August 1816; died in Roxbury 14 January 1840. 152 He married there 29 November 1838, Anna Pier­ pont, daughter of Samuel and Emily (Pierpont) Langley; she married, second, in Pembroke, Nathaniel Baker son of Nathaniel and Catherine Smith (Thomas) toring; born there 17 June 1810; died in California in 1849. James B. Faunce and his brother, Stephen P. Faunce, were in the real estate business in Roxbury in 1840, firm names. & J.B. Faunce. Children of James B. (7) and Anna Pierpont (Langley) Faunce born in Roxbury. 627 Emily8, m. Pierpont Morrow. 628 James B., b. l July 1840; died 1923; unm. Buried family lot Forest Hills Cemetery; he was educated in the Roxbury schools, moved to Pembroke, then to Newton; in 1854, returned ~o Roxburyl in the grocery business until 1~80 when joined the firm of George B. Faunce and Sons Insurance Co. . 333 James H. (7), son of William H. (6) and Mary (Bourne) Faunce, born in Sandwich 9 December 1805; died there 7 October 1880. He married there, 27 October 1828, Mary (Polly) daughter of Joshua and Abigail (Bassett) Tobey; born in Sandwich 2 February 1800; died there 3 June 1869. He was a mason. Children of James H. (7) and Mary (Polly) (Tobey) Faunce born in Sandwich. 629 Abigail T.8, b. 3 Jan. 1830; d. 8 May 1854; m. in Sandwich, 29 Apr. 1852, James, son of Solomon and Harriet (Thompson) Thompson; b. in Kingston 5 Sept. 1826; hem. (2) Lucy __; he was a marble cutter. 630 Elizabeth T., b. 8 Aug. 1831; d. 22 June 1833 in Sandwich; 1.Ullile 153 Joshua T., b. 21 Oct. 1833. 632 Robert T., b. 11 Jan. 1836; d. 5 Mch. 1857 in Sandwich; unm. 335 Elisha Bourne (7), son of William H. (6) and Mary (Bourne) Faunce, born in Sandwich 30 September 1810; died 15 July 1856, probably in Boston. He married in Sandwich, 25 December 1833, Sophronia, daughter of Lemuel Ewer of Sandwich and Charlestown; born in Sandwich; died 20 December 1868; living in Boston in 1862 on Bullfinch Street. Children of Elisha B. (7) and Sophrbnia (Ewer) Faunce, five eldest born in Sandwich, four youngest in Charlesto~m. 633 Sarah Ann8, b. 25 Sept. 1834; d. 25 Apr. 1839 in Sandwich. Eliza Allen, b. 20 Apr. 1836; m. as his (2) wife, 16 Sept. 1903, Charles B. Johnston, b. 1839; he was a banker in Middletown, o. 635 John Ewer, b. 20 Dec. 1837; d. 8 Oct. 1901. 636 Harriet Russell, b. 1 Apr. 1840; d. 24 Nov. 1841 in Sandwich. 637 Harriet Anna, b. 30 Apr. 1841; d. 7 Aug. 1902; m. 22 Oct. 1870 Abner F. Durgin; d. 5 Jan. 1901. 638 George Franklin, b. 25 Aug. l843; d. 30 Aug. 1843 in Charlestown. 639 Mary Abby, b. 21 July 1845; d. 6 Feb. 1846 in Charlestown. 640 William Henry, b. 4 Mch •. 1847; d. 14 Mch. 19o4 in Sandwich; unm. Enlisted Co. K. 47th Mass. Regt. 20 Oct. 1862 0 1.54 641 Mary J. Virginia, b. 19 Jan. 1851; d. 31 Dec. 1852 in Charlestown. 337 William (7), son of William R. (6) and Mary (Bourne) Fallllce, born in Sandwich 20 October 1814; died 28 May 1884 in Charlestown; married, 20 Jlllle 1843, Mary F. Smith of Wiscasset, Maine; she was living in Charlestown in 1892. William Faunce was a carpenter; he was living in Charlestown in 1872 at 25 Mystic Street. Children of William (7) and Mary F. (Smith) Faunce. 642 Helen8, b. 7 Dec. 1844; d. 24 Feb. 1854 in Charlestown. 643 Charles B., b. 30 Nov. 1846; lost at sea, in 1865. William R., b. 24 Jan. 18.54. 645 James L.i b. 4 Feb. 1863; m. Annie E. Cough in; in 1896 he was a clerk in Boston; lived in Summerville. 340 Thomas Edwin (7), son of William H. (6) and Mary (Bourne) Faunce, born in Sandwich 1 January 1822; died in May 1873. He married Maria Chubbucl~. He may have been the Thomas living in Boston in 1845, a housewright. 646 Alice8; m. John Reed of Buffalo, N.Y. 343 Edwin Emery (7), son of Enos Edwin (6) and Mary (Stetson) Faunce, born in Brockton 5 August 1838; died in Concordia, Kansas, 4 September 1918. He married Lydia Buck. Re was a Democratic Committeeman in Kansas in 1914. He went to Scotland to get the Scottish Rite 33° in Masonry; served in the 75th Illinois Regiment in the Civil War. Children of Edwin Emery (7) and Lydia (Buck) Faunce. 155 8 647 Henry Emery b. 14 Dec. 1875; once reported to be living in Chicago, Ill. 3l+l+ Adoniram (7), son of Enos Edwin (6) and Mary (Stetson) Faunce, born in Brockton 16 May 1846; died there 28 October 1924. He marriedi first, in Brockton 28 June 1871, Fidelia Reyno ds, daughter of Cassander and Sybil (Reynolds) Littlefield; born there 1839; died there 12 February 1902; he married, second, 15 April 1903 in Brockton, Mabel Pratt, daughter of Edwin A. and ,J'uletta (Pratt) Richmond of Middleboro. Children of Adoniram (7) and Mabel 'Pratt (Richmond) Faunce born in Brockton. 648 Ruth Pratt8, b. 6 July 1907. 346 Minot (7), son of Enos Edwin (6) and Mary (Stetson) Faunce born 30 May 1852 in Brockton; died 24 June 19202 in Brockton. He married in Portland, Maine, 27 November 1878, Orphia Melvina, daughter of James N. D. and Hannah Keene (White) Churchill; b. 11 May 1855; died 20 June 1935 in Brockton; buried there in Melrose Cemetery; she married, first, Harry B. Wells; he died 17 August 1877. Minot Faunce was a stone cutter. Children of Minot (7) and Orphia Melvina (Churchill-Wells) Faunce born in Brockton. 649 James Enos b. 12 Feb. 1881; livin~ in West Bridgewater1 in 1956; m. (1) 1 July 1907, Clara Grunberg of North Easton; d. 25 Sept. 1914; m. (2) 7 Mch. 1917, in New York, Ella Francisca Armstrong; d. Sept. 1905 in Berkeley Heights, N.J. {she was a widow); m. (3) in Brockton 1 Apr• 1956 Effie c. (MacRitchie) Wilbur, born Nova Scotia. James E. Faunce enlisted in the army in 1914, served 28-1/2 y.r s., retired with rank of Capt. in 1943. +650 Maurice Freeman, b. 13 Aug. 1886. 347 William Edwin (Edward?) (7), son of Alvin (6) and Sarah (Ellis) Faunce, born 31 July 1838 in Wilton, Maine. He married 5 November 1859 Hulda Harding, daughter of Jesse and Laura A. (Stubbs) Doane of Wellfleet and Rockland, Massachusetts; born 7 January 1838; died at Wake­ field, Massachusetts, 17 March 1881. Edward Faunce enlisted in Rumford, Maine, 29 August 1862; discharged 21 June 1865 from Co. c. 20th Regt. Infantry. Children of William Edwin (Edward?) (7) and Hulda Harding (Doane) Faunce. 651 Nellie Alton, b. 7 Dec. 1866 (1865?); d. 8 Feb. 1930; m. John B. Swan. 652 Edward, b. 24 Mch. 1867; d. 16 Nov. 1945. +653 Ernest Linwood, b. 19 Feb. 1869 in Rockland, Mass. 654 Annie Laurie; d. age 21 yrs. in Marlboro, Mass. 351 Hiram Sylvester (7), son of Alvin (6) and Sarah (Ellis) Faunce, born 15 July 1847 in Wil­ ton, M3.ine; died 14 November 1939 in Randolph. He married there 31 October 1869 Hannah E. Clark; she died there 18 April 1900. Hiram Sylvester Faunce was a Captain in Co. A. 1st Battery, Massachusetts Heavy Artillery; enlisted 31 October 1862, discharged 1 September 1863; reenlisted 21 October 1863 in Co. B. 1st B~ttery, discharged 29 September 1865. He was a shoemaker and armer; in 1891 he had a laboratory on Gold Street in Randolph. Children of Hiram Sylvester (7) and Hannah E. (Clark) Faunce born in Randolph. 655 Estella v. 8, b. 25 Mch. 1870; d. in 157 Taunton, Mass.· +656 Edward (or Edwin) Everett, b. 16 Aug. 1871. 657 Harry A., b. 1 Aug. 1881; d. 1933 in Abington; unm.; he was a draftsman. +658 Frank Ellis, b. 17 Aug. 1883. 659 Ella, b. 6 Mch. 1885; living in 1961; m. (1) Paul Rocatis; m. (2), in Randolph, Arthur Aldrich. 660 ( ?) George, this may be #353, soQ of Alvin and Sarah (Ellis) Faunc~. 353 George Augustus (7), son of Alvin (6) and Sarah (Ellis) Faunce, born in Randolph 13 February 1853; died in Randolph 23 Dec. 1922. He married there, first, Maybell Hobbs; he married there, second, Ida V. Clark. Children of George Augustus (7) and Maybell (Hobbs) Faunce born in Randolph. 661 AugustusB. Children of George Augustus (7) and Ida v. (Clark) Faunce born in Randolph. 662 Ida Clark8• 355 Elihu Burleigh (7), son of Alvin (6) and Sarah (Ellis) Faunce, born in Randolph 22 April 1857; died in Brockton 25 December 1946. He married Maude Hunter Dunbar of Brockton, Mass. on 16 Feb. 1884 in Boston; born 28 June 1865; died 5 May 1924 in Brockton. Children of Elihu Burleigh (7) and Maude (Hunter) Faunce born in Brockton. 663 Mary Beatrice8, b. 28 Feb. 1885. +664 Leroy Leslie, b. 21 June 1887. 665 Hazel Maude, b. 21 Aug. 1891. 158 361 Anthony Palmer (7), son of Leonard (6) and Juliette (Hunt) Faunce, born in Randolph, Massachusetts, 14 June 1843; died 13 August 1920 in Traverse City State Hospital; buried in Cadillac, Michigan. Re married in Lyons, Michigan, in 1866 Alice Evelyn, daughter of William and Aru1 Elizabeth (Heath) Cole; born 23 September 1850; died 1917. Anthony Palmer Faunce enlisted 26 January 1864 in Co. G. 58th Mass. Regiment; he played in the band; discharged 10 June 1865. In Brockton, Massachusetts, before migrating to Lyons in 1865, he was a shoemaker. Children of Anthony Palmer (7) and Alice Evelyn (Cole) Faunce, all but the youngest born in ~yons ~Michigan, the youngest born in Big Rapias, 4luchigan. 666 Lillian Lue11a8 , b. 3 Feb. 18701• living 1961, in Seattle, Wash.; m. ( ) in 1900 George Ketchum; m. (2) in 1938 Peter Manning. 667 Alice Evelyn, b. 3 Sept. 1872; d. 1959 in Detroit, Mich.; m. Frank David­ son, divorced year later, never remarried. 668 Eva Elizabeth, b. 9 Oct. 1873; d. 15 Aug. 1955 in New York, N.Y.; m. 17 Nov. 1894 Bernard Morgenthau. +669 William Heath, b. 25 Dec. 1875. +670 Otto Anthony, b. 22 Mch. 1880. 671 Daisy Eu.la; d. 1930; m. Peter Manning. +672 Orlin Cole, b. 11 May 1889. 363 William Francis (7), son of Leonard (6) and Juliette (Hunt) Faunce born in Randolph, Massachusetts, April 1849; died in Holbrook, Massachusetts, 29 November 1929. He married in Randolphi Etta G. Ellis, born Daynham in 1850; died 193 in Holbrook. He was a stage manager 159 in the City Theatre in Brockton. Children of William Francis (7) and Etta G. (Ellis) Faunce born in Brockton. +673 Charles Francis8, b. 2 Sept. 1871. 674 Amy, b. 1875; d. 1881 in Brockton. 365 Andrew Jackson (7), son of John H. (6) and Martha (Sawyer) Faunce, born in Paris, Maine, 3 March 1832; died 21 November 1909. He married Prudentia B. Keen born 11 November 1834; died 5 May 1912. In 18801 they were living on High Street in Oxford, Maine. Children of Andrew Jackson (7) and Prudentia B. (Keen) Faunce born in Oxford, Maine. +675 William A. 8, b. Nov. 1864. 676 Cora Ella; m. 1 Sept. 1883 James, son of Joseph Henry and Eliza Hall (Underwood) North; b. 2 Sept. 1855; he was a doctor. 366 John u.(7), son of .John H. (6) and Martha (Sa:wyer) Faunce, born in Poland, Maine, 1 August 1834; died in Oxford Maine, 24 April 1908. He married,first, May 1~61, Bessie R. Malcolm; born 25 September 1837; died 15 July 1867; they are buried in the cemetery in rear of Town Hall in Oxford. RB married, second, April 1869, Lauraette Matson. J"ohn H. Faunce was recruited 19 February 1864 for the District of Columbia Calvary, Private in Co. o., transferred to 1st Maine Calvary Co. L. Children of John H. (7) and Bessie R. (Mal­ colm) Faunce born in Oxford, Maine. 677 Charles E.8 b. 29 Jan. 1857; d. 19 Oct. 1865 in uxtord;1 buried beside his parents. 370 Cyrus G. (7), son of J"arnes (?) (6), born 1826 160 (ca.), was living in Oxford, Maine, in 1850, next to J,arnes (#171). He married Louisa ___; born 1828 (ca.) in Maine. Children of Cyrus G. (7) and Louisa Faunce born in Maine. 678 Dau.8, b. 1848 (ca.). 373 Austin P. (7), son of James (6) and Maria w. (Griffin) Faunce, born 10 May 1834 in Oxford or Poland, Maine; died before 1891 in Boston(?), Massachusetts. He married in Poland in 1862 Phebe A. Forester. She lived in Boston 1891- 1897. In 1892 Alpheus G. Faunce (#372) was living at the same address as Phebe A. and her son. Children of Austin P. (7) and Phebe A. ( Forester) Faunce. 679 Austi~ P.8 livi~g.in Boston 1891-1897; he was a1 mach1ru.st. 376 Horace Augustine (7), son of Seth H. {6) and Almarine (Washburn) born in Oxford, Maine 15 August 1835; died in Minneapolis, Minnesota, 16 April 1915. He married in Otisfield, Maine 21 January 1866, Elizabeth Eunice Partridge; born in Harrison, Maine 5 August 1839; died in Minneapolis, 12 January 1912. Horace Augustine Faunce served in the Maine Volunteers 1861-1866 as Corporal in Co. D. Maine Coast Guards. He was a drayman. Children of Horace Augustine (7) and Elizabeth Eunice (Partridge) Faunce born in Blue Earth, Minnesota. 680 Charles ~•Bib. 23 Feb. 1868; d. 7 Feb. 1932 1n ~·ergus, Minn.; unm.; he was a government meat inspector. +681 Nevada M., b, 4 Apr. 1873. 682 Archibald Lamonti b. 15 Jan. 1875; d. 1945 in Frank in, Nebr. ; m. Ida Kain 161 in McCook, Nebr.; he was a veteri­ narian. +683 Carroll Seth, b. 11 May 1880. 383 Albert Alonzo (7), son of William (6) and Mary Ann (Clough) Faunce, born in Portland, Maine, 14 November 1841 or 1842; died 27 October 1884 in Boston, Massachusetts. He married Maggie Jennings; she died about 1872. They lived in Boston and Charlestown. Albert Alonzo Faunce enlisted 24 May 1861• missing in action at Chancellorsville~ May 1863; found and mustered out 25 May 1864; served in Co. F. 1st Regt. Massachusetts Volunteers. He was a depot master in Boston. Children of Albert Alonzo (?) and Maggie (Jennings) Faunce born in Charlestown or Boston. 684 Mabel Orven1a8 , b. 31 July 1864; d. 13 Oct. 1950; m. 13 June 1885 in Charlestown Fred H. Robinson. 389 Alpheus Lester (7)i son of Aaron Davis (6) and Emily Jane (Linnel) Faunce, born in Oxford, Maine, 3 February 1842; died 20 April 1934 in Somersworth, New Hampshire. He married, first, 3 February 1864, Cybelia A., daughter of Rev. James and Sarah Bartlett (Wentworth) Garcelon; born 1831; died between 13 August and 6 December 1886. He married, second, 27 December 1889 Alice Amelia Littlewood• born 1 October 1863 in Dexter, Maine; died 11 ~eptember 1929 in Somers­ worth. Alpheus Lester Faunce enlisted 24 March 1865 in Maine in 27th Regiment, Capt. Samuel Wardell 1s Co. He was an undertaker. Children of Alpheus Lester (7) and Alice Amelia (Littlewood) Faunce born in Somersworth, New Hampshire. +685 Clyde Lester8 , b. 20 July 1890. 162 686 Nina Bell, b. 14- Dec. 1891; d. Dover, N.H. 10 Jan. 1963; buried Somersworth; m. 7 May 1917 in Dover, N.H. Maurice Linwood Lord; b~ 9 Aug. 1~73 in Berwick, Me. ;d.15 Oct.19;,2 in Somersworth, N.H. · 390 Francis Albert (7)i son of Aaron Davis (6) and Emily Jane (Linnel ) Faunce, born in Oxford, Maine, 22 September 184-4-; died in Camden, Maine, 13 August 1927. He married 6 May 1867 Mary Eliza Davis. He served in Co. M. 6th Maine Infantry, enlisted 25 October 1864-. 687 __ Thomas.

391 Willard Herbert (7) 1 son of Aaron Davis (6) and Emily Jane (Linnell J Faunce, born in Oxford, Maine, 19 August 1847; died in Somersworth, New Hampshire, 13 January 1907; buried there in Forest Glade Cemetery. He married, first, 2 July 1867 Angeline Roena, daughter of Moses and Lucret'ia 1otman '(Higgins) Sinclair; born in Lisbon, Maine, 4 February 184-7; died in East Rochester, New Hampshire, 15 December 1870. He married, second, in 1891 Catherine McMahon; married, third, 10 May 1900 Margaret Newton. Willard Herbert Faunce enlisted 24 March 1865 in Capt. Samuel Wardell 1s Co. 27th Regiment Maine Volunteers; appointed musician. Re lived in Camden, Maine; was an undertaker. Children of Willard Herbert (7) and Angeline Roena (Sinclair) Faunce born in Rochester, New Hampshire. 688 Helen Sarah8, b. 22 Mch. 1868; d. 23 Dec. 1943; m. 16 Aug. 1892 George H. Magoon. 689 Eiwin Everett, b. 3 June 1870• d. 5 Dec. 1870; buried Forest Glade 6emetery in Somersworth, N.R. 392 EdWin Luville (7) son of Aaron Davis (6) and Emily Jane (LinneJ.1)1 Faunce born in Oxford, Maine, 9 July 184-9; died in East Rochester, New Hampshire, 9 Febr11a.ry 1883. He married 30 June 163

1873, as her first husband, Ella Adelaide7 daughter of William P. and Lucy J. (Goodwin) Folsom; born 22 December 1853 in Acton, Maine; died in Somersworth 16 March 1944. She married, second, 1 October 1885 Albert L. Richards; born in 1855; died in 1937. She is buried in the Forest Glade Cemetery in Somersworth with Edwin Luville Faunce and her second husband, Albert L. Richards. Children of Edwin Luville (7) and Ella Adelaide (Folsom) Faunce born in East Rochester, New Hampshire. +690 Irvin Chauncey8, b. 17 Aug. 1g74. 691 Edith May, b. 10 Apr. 1876; d. 21 Jan. 1910; unm.; buried in Forest Glade Cemetery with her parents. 393 Charles Henry (7), son of Aaron Davis (6) and Emily Jane (Linnell) Faunce, born in Oxford, Maine, 4 May 1851; died in Somersworth, New Hampshire, 14 Aoril 1923. He married there, first, 4 May 18~0, Calista Furbush, born in 18,3; died in Somersworth 30 March 1883; both are buried in Forest Glade Cemetery there. He married, second, in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, 1 September 1885i Kate Frederike or Frederica, daughter of Wi liam Farrar of Woonsocket. Charles Henry Faunce attended New Hampshire Conference Seminary in Tilton. He was a member of the Star of Bethlehem Lodge F. & A. M. and the Commandery; belonged to the K. of P. and Knights of Malta; a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. The "Old Faunce Homen was at St. Mary 1 s Hall, New Rochester. In 1907 his address was 42~ Broadway, Chelsea Station, Boston. He was an undertaker. Children of Charles Henry (7) and Calista (Furbush) Faunce born in Somersworth, New Hampshire. 692 Dau.8 ; d. infancy; twin. 164 693 Dau.; d. infancy; twin. Children of Charles Henry (7) and Kate Frederike (Farrar) Faunce born in Great Falls, New Hampshire. 8 +694 Frederic William , b. 23 jan. 1887. 402 William (7), son of George (6) and Sally (Mack) Faunce born in Duxbury, Massachusetts, 2 January 182u;1 died in Angels Camp, California, in 1863. He married Hester ___ ; she died in Angels Camp in 1866. Children of William (7) and Hester Faunce; one record states the eldest was born in Iowa and the others in San Andreas, California; the birth date of the eldest maybe in error as William was listed with his parents in the 1850 census of Duxbu;ry. 695 Elizabeth Ann8 , b. 22 Jan. 1842 (?); died in Oakland, Calif., 24 Feb. 1924; m. 22 Dec. 1859 James Campbell. Ernaline, b. 1 July 1850; d. in Oakwood, Miss.; m. Marsh Ford. 697 Alexander H., b. 9 Apr. 1854; d. 20 June 1928 in Hanford, Calif.; m. Josie Burr. William Jasper, b. 16 Aug. 1856. Edmund; d. Carson City, Nev.; age 19 yrs. 412 Nathaniel Brown (7), son of Caleb (6) and Rebecca (Brown) Faunce, born in Plymouth 21 December 1812; died there 13 December 1838. He married there in 1833 Rebecca daughter of Samuel and Rebeckah (Bradford~ Doten; born there 26 February 1814; she married, second, as his third wife, Samuel, son of George and Mary (Pierce) Talbot; born 14 July 1795; he married, first1 Jerusha, daughter of Robert Davie, born in 18~1; he married, second, Jerusha T., 165 daughter of Thomas Paty and widow of Ellis Harlow. Rebecca (Doten~ Faunce was living with her three children in Plymouth in 1850. Nathaniel Brown Faunce was a painter in Ply­ mouth. Children of Nathaniel Brown (7) and Rebecca (Doten) Faunce born in Plymouth. 700 Rebecca Jane8, b. 31 Mch. 1835; d. 4 July 1858 in Plymouth. 701 Martha Ellen, b. 17 Dec. 1836 ·; d. 13 Dec. 1851+ in Plymouth. 702 Nathaniel Brown~ Jr., b. 13 Dec. 1838; d. 24 Mch. 1~63 in Plymouth. 415 Thaddeus (7) son of Stephen (6) and Elizabeth (Shurtleff) Faunce, born in Plymouth 16 May 1809; died there 11 January 1893. He married there 2 April 1832 Mary Ann Warner; born in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, 27 March 1806; died 21 January 1901 in Plymouth. Thaddeus Faunce was a ropemaker. Children of Thaddeus (7) and Mary Ann (Warner) Faunce born in Plymouth. 703 Elizabeth Davis8, b. 22 Oct. 1834; m. 29 Jan. 1854, in Plymouth, George Soule, son of Charles and Thankful (Clark) Peterson; b. 29 Jan. 1830 in Plymouth; d. there 5 Aug. 1877; he was a carpenter. 704 Mary Ann, b. 10 Aug. 1836; m. 26 Oct. 1859 in Plymouth, Gilbert Wasgatt• b. in Mount Desert, Me., 8 Apr. 1825. 705 Thaddeus, Jr., b. 4 Apr. 1838; m. in Plymouth 12 Jan. 1881 Julia Frances, dau. of uaniel1 Sears; b. 13 Sept. 1849. 706 James Stephen, b. 3 Aug. 1839; d. 2 Feb. 166 1854 in Plymouth; buried on Burial Hill. 707 William Henry, b. 28 June 1841; d. 2 Aug. 1842 in Plymouth; buried on Burial Hill. 708 Georgietta Lewis, b. 23 Oct. 1843; m. 15 Feb. 1865 in Abington, Mass. Augustus Herbert, son of Calvin and Mary (Faxon) Shaw; b. 10 May 1845 in Abington. 709 William Henry, b. 19 Sept. 1845. 710 Charles Herbert, b. 21 Aug. 1849; d. 4 Oct. 1849 in Plymouth; buried on Burial Hill. 418 Stephen (7), son of Stephen (6) and Elizabeth (Shurtleff) Faunce, born 27 August 1818 in Plymouth; died in Lynn, Massachusetts, 5 May 1883. He married in Plymouth 19 November 1838 Catharine Harriet daughter of Elkanah and Cynthia Davis (Simmons~ Barnes; born there 14 December 1818; died in Lynn 26 October 1901. In 1860 Stephen, a ropemaker, was living in Plymouth. Children of Stephen (7) and Catharine Harriet (Barnes) Faunce born in Plymouth. 711 Jall1Jr1ig~tf8j~nfn PtJZutr?;• 1839; d. 28 712 Adrianna, b. 25 Sept. 1841; d. in Lynn 15 Sept. 1873; m. in Plymouth 24 Nov. 1866 Charles Henry son of Henry and Martha Ellis 1lRaymond) Danforth; b. in Plymouth 16 June 1827; d. in Lynn 29 Sept. 1880. 713 Stephen Herbert, b. 7 Jan. 1846; d. 28 Mch. 1851 in Plymouth. 714 Kate Harriet, b. 24 Sept. 1852; m. (1) in Lynn 25 Dec. 1870 Robert Thomas Wolstanholme; b. in Cranston, R.r., l67 4 Feb. 1849; m. (2) 24 Sept. 1883 Joseph Warren Barnard; b. 17 June 1853 in Lynn. 715 Arthur Elbert, b. 22 June 1854; d. 1 Oct. 1855. 419 William Shurtleff (7), son of Stephen (6) and Elizabeth (Shurtleff) Faunce, born in Ply­ mouth 5 September 1824; died in Whitman 9 October 1905. He married in Plymouth 3 December 1845 Salina Frances, daughter of Edmund and Salina (Pratt) Doten; born in Pembroke 28 August 1824; died in Plymouth 1 November 1886. He was a ropemaker. • Children of William Shurtleff (7) and Salina Frances (Doten) Faunce born in Plymouth. 716 Mary s.8, b. 1846. 717 Martha Allen, b. 2 Feb. 1847; d. 17 Sept. 1849 in Plymouth. +718 William Allen, b. 2 Nov. 1849. 719 George Albert, b. 8 Dec. 1852; d. 7 Feb. 1855. 720 Elizabeth Green, b. 1854. +721 George Albert, b. 1 Feb. 1856. 722 John H., b. 1856 (1858?). 723 Harriet Elizabeth, b. 25 Jan. 1860; d. 16 Aug. 1868 in Plymouth. 724 Arthur Newell, b. 11 Sept. 1864; d. ll Dec. 1865 in Plymouth. 420 Solomon Elmer (7), son of Solomon and Eleanor (Bradford) Faunce, born in Plymouth 27 October 1809; died there 19 October 1879• He married there 4 July 1836 Mary Olive, daughter of Nathaniel and Sarah (Holmes) Harlow; born there 16 September 1811; died there 23 December 168 1883. He was a nailer in Plymouth. Children of Solomon Elmer (7) and Mary Olive (Harlow) Faunce born in Plymouth. 725 Solomon8 , b. 14 April 1838; died 18 April 1838 in Plymouth. +726 Solomon Elmer, b. 28 Sept. 1841. 421 Lemuel Bradford (7), son of Solomon (6) and Eleanor (Bradford) Faunce, born in Plymouth 18 August 1811; died there November 1883. He married there, first, 4 Uovember 1832 Lydia Vaughan, daughter of Eliab and Persis (Ricard) Wood; born 9 September 1814; died in Plymouth 15 February 1845. He married, second, 24 March 1846, Elizabeth A., daughter of Deacon Ephraim and Sarah (Maynard) Morton; born 15 March 1830. In the 1850 census of Plymouth he was listed as a nailer and in•l860 as a shoemaker. Children of Lemuel Bradford (7) and Lydia Vaughan (Wood) Faunce born in Plymouth. 727 Lemuel Bradford8, b. 22 Sept. 1834; d. 23 Apr. 1865 1n Goldsboro, N.c. In Co. G. 38th Mass. Regt.; also served Co. B. 23 Apr. 1861-22 July 1861. 728 George F., b. 15 Mch. 1837; d. 17 Mch. 1844 in Plymouth. 729 Caleb Winslow b. 27 Oct. 1841; d. 11 Mch. 1842 in1 Plymouth. 730 Lydia Emily, b. 10 Nov. 1844; d. 17 Apr. 1876 in Mattapoisett, Mass.; m. 12 Dec. 1861 James William, son of James H. and Jane (Swift) Tinkham; b. 2 Aug. 1840; he was an engineer. Children of Lemuel Bradford (7) and Elizabeth A. (Morton) Faunce born in Plymouth. 731 Cassandra M. 8, b. 30 Dec. 1849; d. 19 june 1877 in Lynn; m. 28 Sept. 1870 169

George 1 son of Oliver and Lydia R. (ClappJ Lewis; b. 9 Nov. 1847. +732 Joshua Bradford, b. 17 Oct. 1852. 733 Elizabeth Ann Evelyn, b. 29 Mch. 1857; d. 17 May 1879 in Middleboro; m. Silas W. Deane of Middleboro. George Winslow, b. 12 Sept. 1859; d. 4 Nov. 1882 in Plymouth; unm.; he was a printer. 735 Mary E., b. 23 Aug. 1863; d., 7 June 1865 in Plymouth. ' 736 Nellie B., b. 16 Apr. 1866; d. 22 Apr. 1868 in Plymouth. 737 Ella c., b. 19 Mch. 1869. 738 Rebecca Jennie, b. 22 July 1872. 422 William Bradford (7), son of Solomon (6) and Eleanor (Bradford) Fauncei born in Plymouth 19 July 1813; died 17 April 898 in Mattapoisett. He married in Plymouth 7 July 1833 Matilda, daughter of Josiah and Polly (Robbins) Bradford; born in Rochester, 27 September 181~; died in Mattapoisett 13 February 1900; they are buried in the Cushing Cemetery in Rochester. William Bradford Faunce was ordained to the ministry by the Christian Church in 1840, had pastoral charge of the church in Plymouth twenty years, at Rochester two years, at North Dartmouth and North Westport seven years, and then located at Mattapoisett. Children of William Bradford (7) and Matilda (Bradford) Faunce born in Plymouth. 739 Matilda Bradford8, b. 1835; m. in Mattapoisett Weston c. Vaughan, a native of Plymouth. +740 William Thomas, b. 27 Aug. 1837. 170 741 Ellen Bradford, b. 12 Oct. 1841; m. Oct. 1862 Edwin, son of Hudson and Phebe (Baker) Winslow; b. 29 Jan. 1837; living in Mattapoisett in 1875; he was first mate on a whaler. 742 Mary Sampson, b. 1846; m. Joseph Ranson of Mattapoisett. 743 Betsey Tisdale, b. 1849; m. Samuel w. Kennedy of Mattapoisett. +744 David Millard, b. 1853. 423 .Tohn ( 7) , son of .Tohn ( 6 ) and Hannah ( Samp­ son) Faunce, born 25 March 1808 in Plymouth. He married, first, Eugenia Taylor; married, second, Isabella Harris. Captain John Faunce was in the Revenue Service; during the Civi1 War he was in command of the revenue cutter "Harriet Lane 0 temporarily attached to the navy; Davis in his 11 Memories of an Octogenarian" says, "John Faunce was one of the boys as fearless as Paul Jones or Farragutn. Children of John (7) and Eugenia (Taylor) Faunce. 745 Jennie8• Children of John (7) and Isabella (Harris) Faunce. 746 John B.,8 b. Dec. 1874. 428 Thomas (7), son of Thomas (6) and Sally (Savery) Faunce, born in 1818 in Plymouth(?); died there (Boston?) 3 December 1872. He married Mary A. Gerrish; she was living in Boston in 1888. He may have been the Thomas Faunce listed as a carpenter in Boston in 1845, also in 1850-1851. Children of Thomas (7) and Mary A. (Gerrish) Faunce. 171 747 Mary Elizabeth8. 748 Abigail Francis. Arabella Augusta, b. 1845; d. 1924; m. Wilmot E. Broad. 750 Thomas E., b. Feb. 1848; m. 1870 Josephine Allen. 751 Charles a., b. 6 Aug. 1852; d. in Boston1 4 Dec. 1884; m. Georgeanna, dau. 01· George Henry (#431) and Martha M. (Ingraham) Faunc~; they lived in Boston; she was living there in 1887; he was a clerk. 752 George w., b. 1854; d. in Boston 12 Feb. 1886; he was a clerk. 430 Charles L. (7), son of Bartlett (6) and Lydia Holmes (Savery) Faunce, born in Plymouth 27 March 1814; married J"erusha Holmes of Clinton­ ville; she was born in 1814; died 5 December 1840 in Plymouth, buried on Burial Hill. Children of Charles L. (7) and J"erusha (Holmes) Faunce born in Plymouth. 753 Abigail Thomas8, b. 11 Mch. 1839; died 1839 in Plymouth. 431 George Henry (7) son of Bartlett (6) and Lydia Holmes (Savery~ Faunce, born in Plymouth 18 July 1817 married Martha M. Ingraham. They lived in South Boston. In 1845 he was listed as a housewright in Boston and in 1850-1851 as a machinist. Children of George Henry (7) and Martha M. (Ingraham) Faunce probably born in South Boston. 754 Martha Ellen8, b. 25 Dec. 1842; m. Sept. 1864 David l., son of Ward and Pamala Shaw (Bailey) Coburn; 0• 1842 in Bath, Me. 172 755 Lydia Bartlett; m. ___ Sprague. 756 Adeline; m. George Childs. 757 Georgeanna; m. Charles H. Faunce (See #750). 432 John Vaughan (7), son of Ansel (6) and Mercy (Vaughan) Faunce, born in Middleboro September 1805. He married, first, Lovisa, daughter of Daniel Shays and Mary (Hodges) DeWolf• born 4 July 1814 in Pomfret, Vermont; died 28 September 1839 in Canada. He married, second, Mary Ann __ born in Upper Canada. In 1850 they were living in Pomfret, Vermont. She may have been the Mrs. Faunce who died in Woodstock, Vermont, 1 May 1859, age 48 years. He was a carriage maker. Children of John Vaughan (7) and Lovisa (DeWolf) Faunce born in Upper Canada. 758 M. Louisa8, b. 1838 (ca.). Children of John Vaughan (7) and Mary Ann (___ ) Faunce born in Vermont. 759 Imilda L.8, b. 1852 (ca.). 760 John Irving, b. 1844; d. 30 Aug. 1862 in Civil War; enlisted in Woodstock, Vt., 28 Aug. 1861, 4th Regt. Co. D., Vol. :ror 3 yrs. 761 Rosina, b. 1846 (ca.). 762 Mary Ann, born April 15, 1848 in Pom­ frett d. there 22 Dec. 1857. 763 Ansel s., b. August 1850 in Pomf'ret. 433 David (7), son of David (6) and Sylvia (Bryant) Faunce, born in Wareham, Massachusetts, 24 Dec. 1821; died 10 Feb. 1904 in Marion. He married in Rochester 25 July 1848 Mary Ann, dau. of John and Salome (Sherman) Perkins; born in Rochester 9 Feb~ 1826; died 10 Feb. 1911. They were living 1n i"larion in 15 6O; he was listed as a farmer. . 173

David Faunce was a private in Mass. 33rd Regt. Co. I.~ enlisted 26 July 1862, mustered out 11 June lti65; in Battle.s of Cedar Creek, Lookout Mountain and Gettysburg. In 1850 he was listed as a farmer, living in Rochester. Children of David (7) and Mary Ann (Perkins) Faunce born in Rochester or Marion. Mary Jane8 b. 5 Dec. 1848; d. 17 Jan. 184~1 in Rochester. 765 Louisa Marie, b. 7 July 1850; d. 11 May 1933 in New Bedford,; Jil• 24 Oct. 1872 Charles Gibbs, son of Charles Henry and Lucy E. ~Braley) Taber; b. 27 Dec. 1848 in New Bedford; died 5 April 1900 in New Bedford. 766 Priscilla Bryant, b. 1 Feb. 1853; d. New Bedford 26 Sept. 1942; m. Daniel Henry, son of John A. and Elizabeth (Lucas) Gifford in New Bedford 26 Nov. 1878; b. New Bed­ ford 16 Jan. 1851; d. New Bedford 2 Aug. 1930. +767 Seth Leonard, b. 22 Feb. 1855. 768 Peleg J., b. 22 June 1859; m. Frances (Fannie) Luella, dau. of Eldridge and Mahala (Wadleigh) Plummer; b. l Sept. 1859 in Biddeford, Me.; d. 1 Oct. 1899 in Boston1 living in Cambridge, Mass. in lti87, he was a carriage painter. Children were Harold Sherman, b. 14 Aug. 1884 in Somerville, Mass.; d. 29 Jan. 1943 in Malden; m. 19 Oct. 1904 in Boston, Helen L., dau. of Patrick and Mary A. (McCabe) Cuff; b. 1885 Cranston, Rhode Island; divorced. Hazel Sarah, b. 14 May 1888 in Somerville; d. 22 May 1953 in Charlestown, Mass.; m. 16 Feb. 1905 in Boston, Michael James, son 173A. of Timothy and Mary (Colnan) Kane; b. 8 July 1875 in Boston; d. 11 July 1940 in Boston. Emma Louise, b. 2 March 1892 in Somerville, Mass.; d. 22 April 1939 in Malden; m. 31 Jan. 1916 in Chelsea, Mass., Frank Alexander, son of John Francis and Marion Etta (Campbell) Williams; b. 31 Jan. 1868 in Provincetown, Mass.; d. 13 March 1943 in Worcester, Mass. Mildred Gertrude, b. 29 Aug. 1897; d. 8 Feb. 1945 in Lubec, Maine; m. Harold Erquhart. 769 Mary Jane, b. 10 Mch. 1859; d. 12 July 1947 in Mattapoisett; m. 14 Nov. 1878 William c., son of Calvin and Catherine (Caswell) Dexter; b. 30 June 1851 in Rochester; d. 5 Jan. 1929 in Mattapoisett. 770 Harriett Nelson, b. 12 Feb. 1861; d. in Marion 23 Feb. 1923; m. 5 Apr. 1891 William1 son of Jared w. and Elinor Snow lCooper) Bates; b. 8 Jan. 1857 in Marion; d. 14 Jan. 1944 in New Bedford. 771 David L., b. 18 April 1863; d. 8 May 1863 in Marion. 772 Eliza Wing (called Lida), b. 7 June 1866• d. 14 Dec. 1946 in Athol; m. 3i May 1888 in Marion, Charles A., son of Edwin R. and Mary Ann (Weeden) Baker; b. 27 Oct. 1862 in Fairhavenl Mass.; d. 27 August 1937 in Atho , Mass. lt-40 Daniel Worcester (7), son of Peleg (6) and

174 Olive (Finney) Faunce, born in Plymouth 3 June 1829; died in 1911. He married 15 August 1853 Mary Parkhurst, daughter of Meltiah Bartlett and Mary Green (Corliss) Perry; born 5 April 1829 in Baltimore, Maryland; died 7 May 1888 in Washington, D.c. He married, second, Mary, daughter of William and Hannah (Clement) Burns; widow of Rev. Judson Tucker. Daniel Worcester Faunce was a Baptist minista:-, author, D. D. He lived for a time in Lynn, Massachusetts, moved to Washington,D.C. in 1882. Children of Daniel Worcester (7) and Mary Parkhurst (Perry) Faunce, eldest born in Worcester, others in Malden, Massachusetts. +773 William Herbert Perry8, b. 15 Jan. 1859. +774 Georg~ Parkhurst, b. 16 Feb. 1861. +775 Albert Bartlett, b. 17 Nov. 1862. 776 Eugene Howard~ b. l Sept. 1864; d. in Lynn; m. 2ts ,Il.l.1.y 1909 Ann Irwin, dau. of James Walsh of Lynn; he was a bookkeeper, lived in Lee. 777 Fred Worcester, b. 1 Feb. 1866; d. 9 Jan. 1878 in Lynn. 443 Jeduthan L. (7), son of Eleazer (6) and Melinda (Kendall) Faunce, born 1809 in Vermont or New Hampshire; died in Randolph, Crawford County, Pennsylvania, between 24 July 1871 and 16 February 1874. He married, first, in Wheeling, West Virginia, Abigail Davis. He married, second, in Randolph, Adaline Lucy Owens, born in Guys Mill, Pennsylvania, in 1831; died there in 1900. He is buried there in Union Cemetery. Jeduthan L. Faunce went to Wheeling, West Virginia, when he was young, returned in 1832 to Bethany, New York, where his father lived; afterwards he settled in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, where he died. He was a molder, hotel operator. and farmer; he had a tavern in 175 Genesee County, New York, with his father in 1835. Children of Jeduthan L. (7) and Abigail (Davis) Faunce born perhaps in Wheeling, West Virginia. +778 William w. 8 , b. 29 Sept. 1831. 779 J. Halsey (Halsey Kendall?); d. s. Niagara Falls, N. Y• ; he sold land in Crawford Co., Pa., in 1872. Children of Jeduthan L. (7) and Lucy Adaline (Owens) Faunce born in Guys Mill, Pennsylvania. 780 Edith Melinda8, b. 13 Dec. 1853; d. 8 Apr. 1940 in Mt. Hope, Pa.; m. 25 June 1876 in. Guys MillJ Fred Newell Wright, b. 18 Aug. 185~• 781 Lizzie (Elizabeth?) Ella, b. 1866; d. 1874 in Guys Mill. +782 Bion Eleazer, b. 8 Sept. 1867. 447 Henry s. (Springer?) (7), son of Joseph (6) and Sarah (Springer) Faunce born probably in Vermont; died there before i850. He married in Elmore, Vermont, 28 November 1837, Lucinda E. Glines of Elmore; born in New Hampshire 1818 (ca.); she married, second(?), ___ Chase. In 1850 she was living in Morristown, Lamoille County, Vermont. In 1838 Henry Faunce owned a saw mill in Hartford, Vermont, for about a year. Children of Henry s. (7) and Lucinda E. (Glines) Faunce. Horace B. 8, b. 1838 (ca. ) in Sharon, Vt. 784 Sarah Helen b. 1842 (ca.) in Elmore, Vt.; m, 1jO Nov. in Elmore, Vt., as his (2nd) wife, Martin, son of William and Achsah Kenfield; b. in Cambridge, Vt. in 1820 (ca.). 176 785 Maria, b. 1845 (ca.); m. in Woodstock 18 May 1862 William Haggett of Hartford, Vt., where she was living. l+lt-8 Alba A. (Albert?) (7), son of Joseph (6) and Sarah (Springer) Faunce, born 21 March 1817 in West Fairlee, Vermont. He married ___, born in Stowe, Vermont. He was a teamster in 1863. Children of Alba A. (Albert?) born in Stowe, Vermont. 786 Son8 , b. 5 Mch. 1863; d. age 1 hr. in Stowe, Vermont. 451 Horace c. (7), son of Joseph (6) and Sa.rah (Springer) Faunce, born in Waterbury, Vermont in 1830; died in Stowe, Vermont, 12 March 190u.1 He married there, 4 July 1852, Harriet Corilla, daughter of Silas and Esther Ann (Pettingill) Pratt, born in ¥ermont in 1835; died in Stowe 11 November 1885. He was of Morristown and she of Sterling, Vermont, when they married. · He was a member of the Smith and Faunce Mfg. Co. in Stowe in 1882. . Children of Horace C. (7) and Harriet Corilla (Pettingill) Faunce born in Stowe, Vermont. One record stated there were 12 children(?). 787 Lewis A. 8 b. 14 Dec. 1853· d. 27 Feb. 1864; iuried Riverbank Cemetery in Stowe. 788 Effie May, b. 27 Sept. 1871; d. 4 Sept. 1880 in Stowe. +789 Walter Horace, b. 23 Jan. 1874. 453 G. T. (7), son of Joseph (6) and Sarah (Springer) Faunce, born 1833 (ca.) in Vermont. He married Maria s. ___ , born 1837 in Vermont. In 1880 they were living in Elmore, Vermont. He was a blacksmith. Children of G. T. (7) and Maria s. (__ ) Faunce. 177 790 Willie8, b. 1862 (ca.). 791 Olan F., b. 1872 (ca.). 455 Barnhart (7), son of Peabody (6) and Clarissa (Barnhart) Faunce, born 1826 in Cattaraugus County, New Yorki died in Crawford County, Pennsylvania, after o March 1888. lie marriedl first,----· Sweet; he married, second, A1ny E. Lefford, born 1849 in Pennsylvania. He is buried in Fauncetown Cemetery and she is buried in Diamond, Permsylvania. Children of Barnhart (7) and__,__ (Sweet) Faunce born in Fauncetown, Pennsylvani~• +792 Benaldo (Nally)8, b. 5 Mch.1863. Children of Barnhart (7) and Amy E. (Lefford) Faunce born in Crawford County. 793 Catherine (Kit)8 , b. 1871; d. in Denver, Colo.; m. John Reynolds. 794 Frank, b. 1874. 795 Alice Jane, b. 16 Feb. 1879; d. 1961 in Titusville, Pa.; m. 23 Oct. 1902 Allie Kaster. +796 James M., b. 28 Aug. 1891. 456 Peabody, Jr. (7) son of Peabody (6) and Clarissa (Barnhart) launce, born 15 June 1828 in Olean, New York; died 8 June 1901 in Town­ ville, Pennsylvania. He married Phoebe M. Clark. born in 1841; died 16 March 1932 in Townville. A carpenter and farmer, he lived in Troy Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. Children of Peabody, Jr. (7) and Phoebe M. (Clark) Faunce born in Troy Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. 797 Mary Rosella~ b. 28 May 1859; d. 192- in Tulsa, Okla.; m. Fred Robinson or Morrison, Sept. 1890. 178 798 Nina Adell, b. 15 Dec. 1862; d. 10 June 1926 in Lima, Ohio; m. 4 Oct. 1879 in Townville, Pa., Fred Nicholas Allen. 799 Eva Mary, b. 1868; d. May 1946; m. Elmer Samuel Gillette; b. in 1857. +800 William Vernon, b. 1871. 460 Joseph F. ( 7), son of Peabodyi Jr. ( 6) and Clarissa (Barnhart) Faunce, born 838; died after 6 March 1888 in Corry, Pennsylvania; buried in the Hatch Cemetery in Meadville, Pennsylvania. He married Pamela Southwick in Crawford Co., Pa. in 1863. She was born in Centerville, Pennsylvanii He was a farmer. Children of Joseph F. (7) and Pamela (South­ wick) Faunce born in Troy Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. 801 William Wallace8 , b. 28 Feb. 1865 in Crawford Co., Pa.; d. 16 June 1934; buried Centerville, Pa.; m. (1) Mabel Hotchkiss of Centerville; m. (2) Sept. 1922 in Maysville, N.Y., Hattie E. Phillips; he worked Nubone Corset Co., Meadville, Pa. 802 Lillian L., b. 23 Sept. 1875 in Crawford Co.i Pa.; d. Feb. 1948 in Palmer1 Massi m. O Oct. 1894 in Centerville, Pa., Ernest c. Booth; b. in Pa. 1872; d. Nov. 1954 in Mayville, N.Y. Children: Joyce, b. 13 Oct. 1897; Marion, b. 21 Feb. 1901; m. Paul J. Reuting 15 Dec. 1919 in Mayville, N.Y., son of Theodore and Marie Anna Reuting. 464 George w. (7), son of Peabody, Jr. (6) and Clarissa (Barnhart) Faunce, born 1846 in Craw­ ford County, Pennsylvania; died after 6 March 1888; buried in Fauncetown, Pennsylvania. He married Marilda Jane Stumpf. He was a minister. Children of George w. (7) and Marilda Jane (Stumpf) Faunce born in Troy Township, Crawford County, Pennsylvania. +803 George Peabody8 , b. 2 Sept. 1864. 804 Aldie (Day), b. 1867. 179 465 James (7), son of William (6) Faunce, born in Cattaraugus County, New York 1820-1825. Eie married Ruth, daughter of Rudolph and Phebe Scott, born about 1831. In 1853 he bought land jointly with Acel s. Scott in Portville, Cattaraugus Countyi he with his wife, Ruth A. Faunce, sold this ~3 May 1867. It is very probable that he migrated to Friendship, Wisconsin, shortly afterwards; a daughter was married there in 1870. Children of James (7) and Ruth A. (Scott) Faunce born in Portville, Cattaraugus County, New York. 8 805 Priscilla Olivia , b. 2 Feb. 1854; d. in Monroe, Wis.; 28 Sept. 1879; m. as his 1st wife 24 Sept. 1870 in Friendship, Wis., Elwood Mason, son of Jonathan D. Ely; b. 10 Sept. 1843 in Wilbraham, Mass.; m. (2) in Big Fla.ts, Wis., 27 July 1880, Sa.rah Jane, dau. of John w. and Mary A. (Glason) Adams; b. in Monroe, Wis., in 1861. 470 Bradley E. (7), son of William (6) Faunce, born 1834 in Cattaraugus County, N.ew York; died there in Olean, before 1892. He married Margaret ___; she died in Olean 27 September 1896. Bradley E. Faunce bought a lot in Titusville, Penns¥1Vania, in September 1868; he sold this in May 1869; his residence was shown to be Olean, New York, in both deeds. Children of Bradley E. (7) and Margaret Faunce born in Olean, New York. +806 William E. 8, b. 1859. 807 Addie A., b. 1874; m. ---- Wilson; she was living 8 Dec. 1896 in Olean, N.Y. 808 Mabel, b. 1875; m...... - Lynch; she was living 27 Sept. 1896. 180 483 Eleazer (7), son of John (6) and Sarah (Bradford) Faunce, born in Kingston 27 September 1827; died after 1880. He married after 1860 Mary Sampson, born 1832; died after 1880. He was a milk dealer. Children of Eleazer (7) and Mary (Sampson) Faunce born in Kingston. 809 Sarah B.8 , b. 1862; living 1880 in Kingston; unm. 484 Zenas, Jr. (7), son of Zenas (6) and Jerusha B. (Wadsworth) Faunce, born in Duxbury 26 October 1813; died there 12 September 1883. He married there 11 December 1836 Christiana Isadore, daughter of Sylvanus and Christiana (Chandler) Prior; born there 19 October 1815; died there 3 November 1891; both are buried in Mayflower Cemetery on Oak Street, corner of Birch. Zenas Faunce, Jr. , wa~ a blacksmith. Children of Zenas Jr. (7) and Christiana Isodore (Prior) Faunce born in Duxbury. 8 810 George Arthur , b. 6 June 1837; d. 1892 in Duxbury; m. in 1859 Bessie ---; he was Acting Master's Mate in u.s. Navy 25 Jan. 1862; Acting Ensign 20 July 1863; discharged as Acting Ensign 11 Nov. 1865. 811 Sidney s., b. 31 May 1839; lost at sea in 1861. 812 Henry P., b. 6 Jan. 1840; d. 16 July 18 54 in Duxbury. 813 Ella J., b. 5 Mch. 1841; m. Joseph A. Keller, a German violinist; lived in Napa, Calif. 814 Christiana Isadore, b. 2 July 1842; d. 28 May 1929 in Duxbury; unm.; she was an M.D. 815 Wilmer, b. 27 J-uly 1847; d. 12 Sept. 181 1848 in Duxbury. 816 Zenas Willie, b. June 1850; d. 1896. +817 Sylvanus Carroll, b. 30 May 1855. 818 Helen Prior, b. 8 Jan. 1860; d. 26 Aug. 1939 in Duxbury; buried in the Iv,iay­ flower Cemetery there; m. 4 July 1882 Walter Hill. 490 George (7), son of Kilborn (6) and Nancy (Cooke) Faunce, born in Kingston 12 August 1816; died there 13 September 1901. He married in Hanover 20 July 1845 Adeline France·s, ,daughter of William and Sarah (Cushing) Winslow; born in South Scituate 12 October 1823; died in Kingston 23 Jtme 1910. lie was a carpenter. Children of George (7) and Adeline Francis (Winslow) Fatmce born in Kingston. 8 819 Elmer i b. 20 Apr. 1846; d. 5 July 1882 in .uenver, Colo.; he lived for a time in Boston; was a mining engineer. 820 Ellen (Luias in Kingston records), b. 31 Jan. 1848; d. 4 Apr. 1937 in Kingston; unm. +821 Winslow, b. 11 Apr. 1850. 822 Myron, b. 26 Sept. 1852; d. 14 May 1933 in Kingston; unm. +823 Linus, b. 16 Oct. 1854. +824 Alton, b. 25 Nov. 1856. +825 George, b. 11 Dec. 1858. 826 Bertha, b. 15 Jan. 1861; d. l Dec. 1948 in Kingston; unm. 827 Sarah Cushing, b. 26 Apr. 1864; d. 15 Sept. 1915 in Kingston; WlI!l• 182 493 Seth Washburn (7), son of Nathaniel (6) and Marcia (Washburn) Faunce, born in Kingston 7 January 1819j died in Abington, Massachusetts, 14 April 1902. He married in Kingston 9 February 1845 Hannah Drew, daughter of Thomas and Sylvia (Drew) Cushman; born 16 September 1823 in Kingston; died in Abington 21 March 1910. He was a brick mason. Children of Seth Washburn (7) and Hannah Drew (Cushman) Faunce born in Kingston. 828 Elmina Thomas 8 , b. 20 Dec. 1845; d. 2 Sept. 1846 in Kingston. +829 William Herbert, b. 15 Jan. 1~47. +830 Arthur Thomas, b. 10 Aug. 1849. +831 Bertr~ Cushman, b. 27 Feb. 1853. 832 Louetta May, b. 28 July 1856; m. 20 Oct. 1880 in Kingston ~ohn Farrington. 833 Charlotte Ellsworth, b. 28 Nov. 1860; m. 9 Oct. 1889 in Kingston Charles Cook. 494 Elijah (7), son of Nathaniel (6) and Marcia (Washburn) Faunce born 16 October 1820 in Kingston; died 7 December 1911 in Middleboro. He married 29 ~uly 1850 in Randolph, Vermont, Ellen Sarah,, daughter of Oramel and Lucy (Capron) Partridge; born 22 June 1831; died 20 August 1906; buried in Mount Vernon Cemetery in Abingtcn He was a carpenter; lived in Wisconsin in 1851, returned to Massachusetts by 1861. Children of Elijah (7) and Ellen Sarah (Partridge) Faunce. 834 Velma 8, b. 28 Sept. 1851 in Wisconsin. +835 Carlos Partridge, b. 17 Mch. 1861 in Abington. 495 Nathaniel Arthur (7), son of Nathaniel (6) 183 and Marcia (Washburn) Faunce, born 28 September 1822 in Kingstoni died 7 September 1874 in Rockland, Massachusetts. He married, firstl Harriet Augusta Blake; he married, second, 3 May 1863 Sarah Jacobs, daughter of John and Salome (Whitman) Briggs; born 18 January 1841; died in Abington 11 March 1864. He married, third, Georgeanna, daughter of Silas and Joanna (Simmons) Lane; born 4 December 1844. Children of Nathaniel Arthur (7) and Harriet Augusta (Blake) Faunce. 836 Aubrey8. Children of Nathaniel Arthur (7) and Sarah Jacobs (Briggs) Faunce born in Abington. 837 Arthur Briggs8, b. 28 Feb. 1864; de 29 J'uly 1861+. 496 John Quincy Adams (7), son of Nathaniel (6) and Marcia (Washburn) Faunce, born 25 April 1824 in Kingston; died in Wollaston, Massachusetts, 22 April 1904. He married 19 November 1850 Mary Louise, daughter of Seth and Deborah w. (Winsor) Waterman; born 17 April 1831 in Duxbury. He was a brick mason. Children of John Quincy Adams (7) and Mary Louise (Waterman) Faunce. 838 Quincy Ra18i b. 21 Sept. 1854; d. 19 Aug. U~6 • 839 Lucy Winsor b. 26 Aug. 1860; m. 28 June 18802 Herbert w. Pinkham. 498 Ichabod Washburn (7), son of Nathaniel (6) and Marcia (Washburn) Faunce, born 15 January 1828 in Kingston; died 29 January 1906 in Boston. He married in Abington 21 April 1853 Ann Lincoln, daughter of Seth Williams and Betsey (Cloyd) Bennett of Abingtoni• she was born in Abington in 1835• died 3 March 907 in Wollaston. They liveJ in Abington in 1880; he was a brick mason. 184

Children of Ichabod Washburn (7) and Ann Lincoln (Bennett) Faunce born in Abington. 840 Anna Washburn8, b. 24 Nov. 1858; d. 28 Jan. 1946 in Quincy, Mass.; m. 22 Mch. 1883 in Wollaston~ Mass., George Weston; b. 25 Oct. 185~ in Duxbury; d. 21 July 1940 in Plymouth. 841 Alma Lincoln, b. 15 Mch. 1861; d. 19 Oct. 1949 in Abington, Mass.; m. l7Feb. 1884 in South Mills, N.C., Chandler w. Smith; she was a music teacher in 1880. 499 Albert (7), son of Nathaniel Arthur (6) and Marcia (Washburn) Faunce, born 3 January 1830 in Kingston; died 26 June 1912 in Whitman, Massachusetts. He married 5 January 1856, in Duxbury, Isabella, daughter of William Weston and Ruth (Sturtevant) Simmons; born 28 July 1837 in Duxbury; died 26 April 1924 in Brant Rock, Massachusetts. He was a carpenter. They lived in Charlestown and South Abi.ngton, and in 1880 were living in Kingston. Children of Albert (7) and Isabella (Simmons) Faunce born in Kingston. +842 Albert IJ.oyd8 , b. 18 Apr. 185?. 843 Mira Isabell, b. 17 Sept. 1859; d. 1957 in Brockton, Mass. She m. Charles Rogers Hatch 10 Aug. 1879 in Kingston, Mass. 844 Jennie Lincoln, b. 19 Feb. 1863; d. 13 Sept. 1903 in Whitman. 501 Cornelius Adams (7), son of Nathaniel (6) and Marcia (Washburn) Faunce, born 9 September 1833 in Kingston; died 8 March 1911 in North Abington. He married 5 January 1856 in Kingston Elizabeth Frances, daughter of Francis and Betsey (Southworth) Drew1 born in Kingston 21 April 1835; died in Abington 27 January 1894. He operated the North Abington Express Co. Children of Cornelius Adams (7) and Elizabeth 185 Frances (Drew) Faunce born in Kingston. 845 Stella Howard8, b. 13 Oct. 1856; d. 4 Apr. 1886 in It. Abington; unm. Neal Franklin, b. 22 May 1862; d. 10 June 1900 in N. Abington; unm. +847 Mason Bancroft, b. ll Dec. 1873. 504 Walter Hamlet (7), son of Charles Cook (6) and Amelia (Washburn) Faunce, born 16 November 1832 in Kingstoni• died there 16 June 1930. He married, first, November 1863 Arabella, daughter of Merrick and Lucy (Delano) Ryderi born 7 May 1835 in Plymouth; died 16 May 18,0 in Kingston. He married, second, in Smithf'ield, Rhode Island, in 1874 Elizabeth daughter of Waterman and Eliza A. (H:ighland~ Brown; born at Smithfield, 26 July 1837; died at Kingston 26 April 1913. Walter Hamlet Faunce was educated in the public schools in Kingston and at the Providence Conference Seminary. He taught school for fif­ teen years, became a surveyor and civil engineer, Plymouth County Commissioner; in 1880 and in 1925-6 he was a representative of the Massachusetts Legislature. He was a Ma.son and aUmtarian. Children of Walter Hamlet (7) and Arabella (Ryder) Faunce born in Kingston. 8 848 Lucy Delano, b. 28 July 1865; died unm. before 1930. 849 Charles Merrick, b. 2 Aug. 1868; d. 16 July 1899; unm.; he was A.B. (Harvard) 1892. 506 Charles Thomas (7) son of Charles Cook (6) and Amelia (Washburn) faunce, born 19 April 1835 in Kingston; died there ll December 1917. Eie married 28 August 1859 in Kingston Nancy Inglees, daughter of Thomas and Hannah Baker (McLouthlin) Adams; born 23 June 1839 in Kingston. He was a 186 brick mason, living in Kingston in 1880. Children of Charles Thomas (7) and Nancy Inglees (Adams) Faunce born in Kingston. 8 850 Emily , b. 23 Sept. 1861; living 1880. 851 Amelia, b. 9 Oct. 1863; d. 8 Feb. 1872 in Kingston. 852 Carl Clayton, b. 17 Aug. 1872.

507 Sewell Allen (7) 1 son of Charles Cook (6) and Amelia (WashburnJ Faunce, born 9 February 1841 in Kingston; died in Dorchester 8 February 1921. He married 28 June 1868 Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Edward and Eliza Holmes (Bryant) Holmes; born in Kingston 2 February 1839; died in Boston 9 July 1921. He was an attorney in active practice until a short time before his death; lived in Boston. Children of Sewell Allen (7) and Ann Elizabeth (Holmes) Faunce born in Boston. 853 Sewell Edward8, b. 15 June 1871; d. 24 July 1886 at Tuckerman 1 s Ravine, Mt. Washington, N.H. 854 Eliza Holmes, b. 14 Jan. 1883; d. 6 Oct. 1961 in Kingston; unm. 510 Benjamin Franklin (7) son of Benjamin (6) and Nancy Adams (Washburn~ Faunce, born in Paris, Maine, 4 November 1823; died in Minot, Maine, 13 June 1856. He married Sarah Abigail, daughter of Major John and Lucy (Chipman) Atkinson; born 18 February 1823 in South Minot, Maine; she married, second, as his second wife John, son of John and Marsena (Shaw) Greenwood; born 14 January 1807; died 11 December 1890 in Hebroni Maine 1 he married, first, 30 December 1838 Ce ia Ann Atkinson (sister of Sarah Abigail); she died 13 October 1861. Benjamin Franklin Faunce was a farmer. 187 Children of Benjamin Franklin (7) and Sarah Abigail (Atkinson) Faunce born in Minot, Maine. 855 Lucy Annah8, b. 28 Apr. 1846; d. in Mechanic Falls, Me.; m. 26 Nov. 1866 Frank A. Millet; he d. in Mechanic Falls in 1940. +856 Franklin Washburn (Alvin w. in his father"s will), b. 16 Sept. 1849. 513 Azel Wood (7) son of Benjamin (6) and Haney Adams (Washburn) launcei born in Hebron, Maine, 12 Wovember 1831; died 7 March 1899 in Worway, Maine; buried in Mechanic Falls, Maine. He married 1 January 1856 Abbie Flagg Rowe; born 5 April 1832 in Hebron (Poland); died 7 January 1927 in Auburn, Maine. Azel Wood Faunce was a carpenter and furniture maker; they lived in the old Faunce homestead on Pleasant Street in N.orway,. later at corner of Chestnut and Whitman. Children of Azel Wood (7) and Abbie Flagg (Rowe) Faunce, three eldest born in Norway, youngest in West Minot. 857 Florence L., b. 18 Feb. 1857; d. McFalls 1. Me.; m. 24 Dee ember 1881 George ~rederick Millet. +858 Elmer Azel, b. 27 Feb. 1861. +859 Edgar E., b. 24 May 1863. +860 Perley Benjamin, b. 7 Mch. 1874. 519 Isaac Dillingham (7), son of Ichabod c. (6) and Hannah (Snell) Faunce born in Paris Maine, 8 July 1845; died after 1~80 and before i888 in South Paris, Maine. He married Emma A. Taylor, born in Hebron, Maine about 1848. He had a shoe shop in South Paris. Children of Isaac Dillingham (7) and hna A. (Taylor) Faunce born in South Paris, Maine. 188 861 Herbert Isaac8 , b. 1873. 862 Edna, b. 1875. 527 Erastus K. (7), son of Alden (6) and Olive (Atkins) Faunce, born about 1836, probably in Oxford, Maine; died before 3 March 1864 in Auburn, Maine. He married Emma _..,._.,.._, born 1836 in Maine. In 1860 he was living in Auburn; he was a shoemaker. Children of Erastus K. (7) and Emma Faunce, probably born in Auburn, Maine. 863 Emma Ada8, b. 1857; in 1877 living im Lowell, Me. 864 John, b. 1860; d. yg. 531 Eben Colburn. (7) son of Daniel (6) and Charlotte (Colburn) faunce, born in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, 23 February 1835; died in Cortland, Ohio 6 May 1911; he married there 25 December l8bO1 Roena Amelia, daughter of Harvey and Eliza (Maxwell) Love; born in Chautauqua County New York, 19 May 1840; died in Lakewood, Ohio, lj1 June 1921; both are buried in the Christian Church Cemetery in Cort­ land, Ohio. Eben Colburn Faunce spent thirty years in pastoral labors in northern Indiana and southern Michigan; he was a farmer also. Children of Eben Colburn (7) and Roana (Love) Faunce born in Baz;etta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. 865 Willis c. 8 , b. 30 Nov. 1862; d. 8 Apr. 1898 in Jackson, Tenn-.; unm. +866 Melvin Daniel, b. 27 Mch. 1866. 867 Alton D. b. 26 Sept. 1873; d. 20 Dec. 1874 in Cortland, o. 535 Edwin Herbert (7), son of James Vaughan (6) 189 and Eliza Ellis (Gibbs) Faunce, born in North Carver, Massachusetts, 21 August 1848; died in Rogers, Arkansas, 29 May 1899. He married in Plymouth 12 June 1870 Abbie Frances, daughter of: Henry and Abigail (Washburn) Burgess1 born there 17 January 1852; died 2 May 1935 in Collinsville, Connecticut. They are both buried there. He owned a jewelry store. Children of Edwin Herbert (7) and Abbie Frances (Burgess) Faunce. +868 Chester Herbert8 , b. 7 Sept. 1871 in Pl~outh (South Ponds), d. 5 July 1937 in Tiverton, Rhode Island, 869 Lillian Agnes, b. 30 June 1874 in Cortland, o.; d. 17 May 1933 in Collinsville, , Conn.; m. there 18 Ifov. 1897 Charles B. Harrington.

870 Grace Mildred 1 b. 25 May 1887 in Rich- mond, o.; d. 13 Jan. 1966 in Collinsville, Conn. 536 James Henry (7), son of James Vaughan (6) and Eliza Ellis (Gibbs) Faunce, born in North Carver, Massachusetts, 6 October 1850; died in Cleveland, Ohio, 18 August 1918. He married in Cortland, Ohio, 1 December 1877 Addie Ellen, daughter of Andrew and Jo Ann (Casterline) Mapes; born 9 November 1860 in Cortland, Ohio; died in Cleveland Ohio, 19 May 1942; they are buried in Hillside t;emetery1 in Cortland. James Henry Faunce went to Cortland, Ohio, from !forth Carver in 1870 on a visit; went back in 1875 and started a tin shop; later he operated a hardware store with Fitch Mapes; he sold insurance for 25 years. He moved to Cleveland, Ohio, about 10 years before he died. He was a member of the Christian Church; a 33rd0 Mason, belonged to the Commandery •. He told of hauling wood by ox cart to Faneuil Hall in Ply• mouth as a boy. Children of James Henry (7) and Addie Ellen (Mapes) Faunce born in Cortland, Ohio. 190 871 Nellie Aileen8, b. 2 Oct. 1882i m. 12 .rune 1906 Harry Chadwick. Sne died 30 Jan. 1970 in Akron, Ohio. +872 Elmer Ellis, b. 17 Sept. 1879. +873 Clyde Alton, b. 6 Sept. 1894. 539 Isaac (7), son of Robert Shurtleff (6) and Lexcina (Lest1na) (Everett-Smith) Faunce, born in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, 25 April 1846i· died in Petersburg, Monroe County, Michigan, 1 February 1901; buried in Pleasant View Cemetery there. He married, first, in Beaver Dam, Allen County, Ohio, Nancy Clark; born there, died in 1871. He married second, Alcinda, daughter of George and Mary 1lAlderman) Bacon, born in 1840 in Vienna, Ohio; died 2 January 1929. Isaac Faunce was a Corporal in Company I. 6th Ohio Calvary, enlisted 18 October 1861; dis­ charged 27 June 1865 in Petersburg, Virginia. Re was a farmer, homesteaded land in Michigan. Children of Isaac (7) and Nancy (Clark) Faunce born in Beaver Dam, Allen County, Ohio. +874 Jay Robert8, b. 17 Sept. 1867. +875 Alvin Ezra, b. 8 Feb. 1869. Children of Isaac (7) and Alcinda (Bacon) Faunce, eldest born in Allen County, Ohio, the others in Petersburg, Michigan. 876 Burr Claren~e8 , b. 13 Sept. 1872; d. 14 May 1951 in Petersburg; m. 11 Jan. 1898 Ella Frary. 877 Lois, b. 12 July 1875; d. 16 Nov. 1920 in Fremont, o.; m. 22 Dec. 1895 Harry D. Bowman. 878 Bertha; d. in Petersburg, Mich., age 1-1/2 yrs. +879 Dayton Taylor, b. 28 Mch. 1879. 191 +880 Charles Ellis, b. 15 Nov. 1880. 542 Calvin Philip (7), son of Alden Jr. (6) and Lucretia (Coburn) Faunce, born in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio, 12 December 1836; died 31 December 1912 in st. Louis Michigan. He married, first, 27 April 1862 in Cortland, Ohio, Amelia Mary, daughter of Henry and Mary Tew; born in Fowler Ohio, 9 September 1837; died in Greene, Trumbu.Ll1 County, Ohio, 22 October 1868. He married, second, 19 February 1870 Clara Eugenia Hillyer (Morris?) born in Beetown, Grant County, Wisconsin, 6 July 1851; died 24 November 1936 in San Franciscp, California; after Calvin died, she and the younger children moved there. Calvin Philip Faunce moved to St. Louis, Michigan in 1877; then north of Toledo, Ohio; back to Trumbull County,, and in 1883 he settled in St. Louis Michigan. He was administrator of Alden Fauncels (his grandfather's) estate in Trumbull County, Ohio in 1865. He was a school teacher and farmer. Children of Calvin Philip (7) and Amelia Mary (Tew) Faunce, born in Greene Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. +881 Fred Alden8, b. 3 Mch. 1863. 882 Charles Henry, b. 19 Apr. 1864; d. 7 May 1890, unm., in St. Louis, Mich.; he was a teacher and telegrapher. 883 Carrie Belle, b. 4 Sept. 1865; d. 8 Dec. 1934 in Luther, Mich.; m. 12 Feb. 1890 Benjamin Franklin Jackson; b. 5 June 1859 in Carroll Co., o. Children of Calvin Philip (7) and Clara Eugenia (Hillyer) Faunce, three older born in Greensburg, Ohio, three younger in Southington, Ohio. 884 Guy Eugene8 b. 7 Mch. 1873; d. 11+ Oct. 1889 in urand1 Rapids, Mich.; buried 192 st. Louis, Mich.; m. 14 Apr. 1889 Fern Gravenwood. +885' ~ay Morris, b. 8 Nov. 1874. 886 Lena Amelia b. 16 Sept. 1877i· d. 20 Feb. 194~1 in San Diego, Ca if.; m. 17 June 1917 E. B. Jones. 887 Katie Evelyn, b. 26 Mch. 1885i• d. 6 July 1956 in San Diego, Ca if.; m. (1) 13 Oct. 1903 in Ithicai Mich., Byron E. Curtis; m. (2) Water c. Imus.

888 Calvin Philip1 Jr., b. 22 Nov. 1886; d. 13 June 19o0 in Santa Cruz, Calif.; m. (1) in 1914 Helen McKenzie; m. (2) 14 Nov. 1919 Helen Dawson. 889 Hazel Eugeniai b. 26 Mch. 1896; m. (1) 16 Jan. 19 4 Paul Hodshire; m. (2) 23 July 1926 Russell A. Harris, m. (3) 8 June 1934 Charles A. Hoskins. 543 Ezra Alden (7), son of Alden, Jr. (6) and Lucretia (Coburn) Faunce, born in Bazetta TovJn.ship, Trumbull County, Ohio, 23 January 1838; died in Petoskey, Michigan, 14 September 1902. He married in Cortland, Ohio, 11 November 1866 Lucy Palmer, daughter of Calvin and Maria (Meacham) Smith, born in Johnston, Ohio, 4 May 1842; died 4 March 1902 in Petoskey, Michigan. Ezra Alden Faunce was the first Treasurer of Cortland, Ohio; he was City Clerk and Postmaster there. He served in the Civil War in a Trumbull County Unit. He was a farmer and grocer. Children of Ezra Alden (7) and Lucy Palmer (Smith) Faunce born in Cortland, Ohio. 890 Cora Amelia8, b. 24 Nov. 1868; d. 3 Oct. 1897 in Petoskey, Mich.· m. there 19 Aug. 1895 Lewis A. ~mith; b. near Lansing, Mich., 23 Nov. 1870; d. 1952. 193 544 Daniel Myron (7), son of Alden, Jr. (6) and Lucretia (Coburn) Fa1mce, born in Cortland, Ohio, 15 March 1840; died 29 April 1910 in Fremont, Michigan; buried Maple Grove Cemetery. He married in DeKalb Co1mty, Indiana, 7 August 1862 Samantha Alton, born 28 July 181+4; died May 1913. Daniel Myron Faunce was in the Civil War; afterward he took up a soldier's claim near Burt Lake, Newaygo County, Michigan. He was a farmer. Children of Daniel Myron (7) and S~antha (Alton) Faunce, three older born in Fremont, Michigan, younger in Burt Lake, Michigan. +891 William Ulysses8, b. 5 Apr. 1864. 892 Flora Lucretia, b. 6 Aug. 1870; d. 22 Dec. 1942 in Jackson, Mich.; m. 13 Feb. 1895 in Fremont Arthur Herbert Freyer; b. 19 July 1866 in Barry Co., Mich. +893 Benjamin Alden, b. 3 Mch. 1874. 894 Daisy, b. 17 Mch. 1877; d. 2 Dec. 1877 in Burt Lake, Mich. 545 Parmenus Coburn (7), son of Alden, Jr. (6) and Lucretia (Coburn) Faunce, born in Cortland, Ohio, 31 August 1843; died in st. Louis, Michigan, 22 May 1904. He Illa.l'ried in Newton Falls, Ohio, 21 January 1869 Sarah Almena, daughter of Benjamin and Sarah(DeLong) Shaw; born in Paris, Portage County, Ohio, in 1849; died in St. Louis, Michigan in 1929. Parmenus Coburn served in the Civil War in tbe Trumbull County, Ohio, unit; wounded and held prisoner at Andersonville. He moved to Petoskey, Michigan, in 1880; then about 1890 to St. Louis, Michigan. He was a. merchant and farmer. Children of Parmenus Coburn (7) and Sarah Almena (Shaw) Faunce. 194 895 Ori r..3, b. 7 July 1870 in Greene Twp. Trumbull Co., o.; d. 1959 in Alma, Mich.~ m. in St. Louis, Mich.; 18 May 1~92 John Randolph Knight, b. 24 June is59 in Greene Co., Pa.; died 1905, both buried St. Louis, Mich. Carl Ezra b. 11 Sept. 1874 in Cort­ land, u.;1 d. 11 Nov. 1939, in St. Louis, Mich.; unm. 897 Fern, b. 2 Jan. 1866 in Burt Lake, Mich.; d. 1949 in Flint, Mich.; m. John E. Lebret, b. 1884; d. 1951. Mary Elinor, b. 19 Sept. 1893 in St. Louis, Mich.; d. 15 Dec. 1951 in E. Lansing Mich.; Calhoun Co. 1 m. Robert l. Durkee b. 1894; d. 1945; both buried St. 1Louis, Mich. 546 William Lucius (7), son of Alden Jr. (6) and Lucretia (Coburn) Faunce, bor.n in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio. 20 February 1845; died in Shepherd, Michigan, 2 November 1910. He married in Cortianct, Uhio, 23 September 1875 Agnes Amelia, daughter of Joseph and Ann M. (Cortney) Young; born 23 October 1B50 in Johnston, Ohio; died in Shepherd, Michigan in 1928; they are both buried in Salt River Cemetery there. William Lucius Faunce moved to Michigan in 1875; he was a farmer. Children of William Lucius (8) and Agnes Amelia (Young) Faunce, the two older born in Isabella County, Michigan, the yonngest in Shepherd, Michigan. 899 Anna Lucretia8 , b. 5 Mch. 1877· d. 23 july 1937.in Shepherd; m. ci1nton Koyl; b. in 1876; d. ln 1947. +900 James Garfield, b. 19 July 1880. 195 +901 Alden Joseph, b. 1 Dec. 1883. 547 Ellis Gerden (7), son of Alden, Jr. (6) and Lucretia (Coburn) Faunce, born in Cortland, Ohio, 1 October 1846; died in Shepherd, Michigan, 22 August 1927. He married in Cortland, Ohio, 26 November 1868 Syrion Louisa Gates; born in Chardon, Ohio, 13 November 1849; died in Shep­ herd, Michigan, 21 May 1915; they are both buried there in the Salt River Cemetery. He moved to Michigan about 1870; one record says 1875, but the older children were born there before 1875. He was a farmer. · , Children o:f Ellis Gerden (7) and Syrion Louisa (Gates) Faunce. 902 Eva Estella8, b. 25 Dec. 1870 in Shepherd, Mich.; d. in Jacksonville, Fla. 8 Aug. 1959; m. (l) in Shepherd l Aug. 1893 Edwin Scott McCellan (McLellan?); b. in Coe, Mich. 6 Nov. 1869; she m. (2) 10 Dec. 1930 San­ :ford Dunbar; lived in Jacksonville, Fla. 903 Orin Leroy, b. 15 Dec. 1873 in Peters- burg, Mich.; d. in Shepherd, Mich. 21 Apr. 1931; m. (1) 21 Apr. 1909 c. Leone Parker, b. in 1878; d. in 1924; m. (2) Mettie Kelly. 904 Leila Bell, b. 22 Feb. 1876 in Shepherd, d. there, 8 Dec. 1925; m. 10 Mch. 1910, I .• N. Shepherd. 553 Leman Hezekiah (7) son of Noah Moody (6) and Lydia R. (Barton) taunce, born 30 July 1822 in Wayne County, New York; died 19 February 1884 in Cumberland County, Illinois. He married in 1847 Xulia D. Garrett; born 11 September 1829; died 24 November 1874 in Cumberland County, Illinois. He was a lifelong Democrat, a member o:f the Mormon faith. He lost his eyesight in 1880. 196 Children of Leman Hezekiah (7) and Julia D. (Garrett) Faunce born in Cumberland County, Illinois. +905 Noah Moody, b. July 1848. 906 Sarah c.; m. -,,,---=--=- Scott; lived Effingham Co., Ill. 907 Mary Elizabeth; d. before 1884. 908 Maria P. 909 Lydia (Lida); m. ____ Wheat. 910 May C.; m. ____ Lull. 911 Maggie R.; m. ____ Ariens. 556 Alexander Hamilton (7) son of Noah Moody (6) and Sarah Ann (Larkins~ Faunce, born in Cumberland County, Illinois! 11 February 1850; died in Effingham County, I linois 25 Aug. 1935. He married there first 22 January 1871 Emma Elizabeth, daugh!er of John Arnet and Jane (Vales) Scott~ born there 25 September 1853; died 4 June 1~94 in DeGraff, Kansas. He married, second in 1907 or 1908 Mary Bordsmee (?). He was a rarmer,1 lived in El Do~ado and Florence, Kansas. Children of Alexander Hamilton (7) and Emma Elizabeth (Scott) Faunce. +912 Almer Ellsworth8 , b. 12 Jan. 1872 in Montrose, Ill. 913 Carrie Aldine b. 23 Jan. 1874 in Montrose, 111.; d. 21 Mch. 1960 in Augusta, Kan.; m. 16 Sept. 1895 in El Dorado, Kan., John B. s. Hunter. 914 Leeota Evelyn! b. 21 Mch. 1876 in Montrose, 11.; m. 25 Oct. 1894 William Henry Stark. +915 Archie Otis, b. 25 July 1878 in Mont- 197 rose, Ill. +916 Charles William, b. 2 Sept. 1880 in El Dorado, Kan. 917 Leonard Leeman, b. 17 Feb. 1882 in El Dorado, Kan.; d. there July 1882. 918 Soni b. 1885 in El Dorado; d. there 885. +919 Clarence Clover, b. 25 Xuly 1886 in Chase Co•, Kan. • 920 Lillian Ethel, b. 16 Oct. 1888 in Chase Co., Kan.; d. Feb. 1889. +921 Ira Earl, b. 8 Jan. 1890 in El Dorado, Kan. +922 Virda Paul, b. 3 Sept. 1892 in El Dorado, Kan. 923 Gilbert, b. 27 May 1894 in El Dorado, Kan.; d. 20 J\me 1894 in Oro, Kan. 562 Clement Leonard (or Landingham) (?)i son of N'oah Moody (6) and Sarah Ann (Larkins) Faunce, born in Cumberland County, Illinois1 6 November 1863; died in Casey, Illinois, in 1~27. He married in Montrose, Illinois, in 1890 Emma Mae Hanna; born 5 April 1862 in Jasper, Illinois; died 1954 in Casey; they are both buried in Casey. In October 1881 they were living in Walton, Kansas. Children of Clement Leonard (or Landingham) (7) and Emma Mae (Hanna) Faunce, all but youngest born in Montrose, Illinois; youngest born in Jasper County, Iilinois. 924 Clara Dean8, b. 4 Aug. 1891; d. Casey, Ill., April 1937; m. Lebert Johnson in Casey in 1912. 925 Lulu Bell, b. 12 Oct. 1892; d. May 1911. 198 926 John Clement Taylor b. 5 October 1894; m. (1) 6 June 19241 in Indianapolis, Ind., Ethel Florence Thompson; b. in Marshall, Ill., 27 June 1900; d. in Indianapolis, Ind., 22 June 1948; hem. there (2) 23 J'uly 1949 Gladys Kennington. +927 Myler Williard Hamilton, b. 4 Sept. 1896. 928 Bessie Pearl, b. 31 July 1898; d. 1921 in Casey, Ill. 929 Vira Victorine, b. 29 Nov. 1900. 569 Frank Loveless (7), son or Thomas w. (6) and Hannah (Dixon) Faunce, born 20 January 1848 in Joe Daviess County, Illinois; died in 1928 or 1929 in Nebraska City, Nebraska. He married there 3 May 1868 Sarah Elizabeth Wilkinson; born in Fremont, Nebraska, in 1859; died in Nebraska City 12 March 1903. He was Chief of Police in Nebraska City. Children of Frank Loveless (7) and Sarah Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Faunce born in Nebraska City, Nebraska. 930 James Wakefield8 , b. 15 Feb. 1870; d. 5 July 1951 in Nebraska City; unm. 931 Hannah Amelia, b. 21 Apr. 1871; d. 5 Apr. 1958 in Lincoln, Nebr.; m. 6 June 1889 in Nebraska City George Morgan Thomas; b. 8 Jan. 1864; d. 18 Oct. 1932. 932 Lena, b. 1872; d. 1894 in Nebraska City; unm. 933 Nora, b. 21 Jan. 1874; d. 19 July 1953 in Omaha, Nebr.; buried Nebraska City; m. there 30 Aug. 1892 James Bush. +934 Thomas William, b. 14 Aug. 1878. 199 935 Lee Morton b. 6 Sept. 1888; d. 19 Sept. 1~421 in Nebraska City; m. 9 Apr. 1912 Pauline Heisner. 575 Leenan LoGan (7), son of Thomas w. (6) and Hannah (Dixon) Faunce, born in Glenwood, Iowa, 28 February 1858; died in Nebraska City Nebraska, 10 October 1937. He married ln Glen­ wood, Iowa, 23 April 1888 Ruby Celeste, daughter of Mark H. and Elizabeth (Unsworth) Forscutt; born in Nebraska City, 14 April 1864; died there 25 April 1940; both her parents were born in England. Leenan Logan was a contractor and builder. Children of Leenan Logan (7) and Ruby Celeste (Forscutt) Faunce born in Nebraska City, Nebraska. +936 Mark Thomas8, b. 24 May 1894. 937 Celeste Aileen, b. 30 June 1897; m. (1) 14 JUly 1920 George H. Higgins; divorced in Sept. 1940; m. (2) 29 May 191+4 in Kansas City, Kan., William Hodges. +938 Lee Warrington, b. 31 Oct. 1901. +939 Roscoe Orville, b. 1 Nov. 1905. 576 Charles Cassius (7), son of Hezekiah D. (6) and Marie (Remer) Faunce, born in Effingham, Illinois, in 1867; died in Kansas City, Mi.ssour:i, in 1950. He married, first in 1893 in Decatur, Illinois, Grace, daughter or1 Alonzo and Naomi (Perry) Brockway; she died August 1949 in St. Elmo, Illinois. They had been divorced. He marriedj second, in 1898 Jeannette Pierce; born in St. oseph, Missouri; died in 1940 in Kansas City, Missouri; he is buried there in Memorial Park Cemetery. Charles Cassius Faunce was a dancer and show­ man; he danced with Fred Stone. The Faunces retired from the stage in 1928, lived at the Essex House in Kansas City. 200 Children of Charles Cassius (7) and Grace (Brockway) Faunce born in Decatur, Illinois. 9l+o Son8; d. yg.; buried Greenwood Cemetery in Decatur, Ill. 941 Dau.; d. yg.; buried Greenwood Cemetery in Decatur, Ill. 942 Lawson A., b. 29 Apr. 1896i• m. in Danville Ill., 3 Jan. 922 Helen A. McMilian; lives in Franklin, Mich. 581 Chester Jerome (7), son of Hezekiah D. (6) and Rachel (Yates) Famice, born in Arcola, Illinois, 9 August 1868; died in Hannibal, Missouri, 20 June 1863; buried there in Grand­ view Cemetery. He married, first,---~• He married, second, in Palmyra, Missouri, in 1920 Ethel Leona Dum.bald; she died 1935 in Hannibal, Missouri. Chester Jerome changed his name to Patrick Jerome Famice. Children of Chester (Patrick) Jerome (7) and ___ Famice.

943 Rache18 , adopted by her mother's parents, name unknown. 91+)+ Roland, adopted by his mother's parents, name unknown. Children of Chester (Patrick) Jerome (7) and Ethel Leona (Dumbald) Faunce born in Kansas City, Missouri. 945 Patrick Jerome, Jr., b. 28 June 1921 in Kansas City, Mo.; m. 14 Dec. 1950 in Palmyra, Mo., Palmeeta Miller; lives in Hannibal, Mo. 201 SEVENTH GENERATION REFERENCES 295 - 0 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Reoordsn. 582 - See Eighth Generation References. 583 - Ibid. 584 - 11 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Reoords 1t. "Genealogy of the Family of George Weekesn, Robert D. Weekes, 1892, P• 112. 585 - See Eighth Generation References. 586 - Ibid. 587 - Family Records of Forest M. Waite, son of #1210. 588 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital,Recordsn. 589 - Ibid. "Obituaries from New Bed.ford Mercury". 303 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn,. "New Bedford Massachusetts Vital Recordsn • "Hamilton County, Ohio, Deeds". 590 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". 591 - Ibid. 304 - Ibid. 0 "Westport Massachusetts Vital Records ·• "Chronicles of the Haskell Family"', Ira J• Haskell, 1943, P• 78. 592 - nna.rtmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". Family Records of Forest M. Waite, son of #1210. 593 - •twestport Massachusetts Vital Records 1t. "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. Family Records of #602. 591+ - "Obituaries from New Bedford Mercury". 305 - 0 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". Family Records of #602. 595 - Ibid. 596 - Ibid. 306 - 11 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". "New Bedford Massachusetts Vital Records1t • nHamil ton County, Ohio, Deeds1t • 597 - ,.New Bedford Massachusetts Vital 1 Records •. Family Records of #602. 598 - See Eighth Generation References. 00 599 - noartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records • 308 - Ibid. 202 Family Records of #602. 600 - Ibid. 601 - Ibid. 602 - Ibid. 315 - "Hallowell Maine Vital Records't. 1 "History of Kennebec County Maine •, Henry D. Kingsbury, 1892, P• 531. 603 - See Eighth Generation References. 604 - "Hallowell Maine Vital Records"'• 605 - Ibid. 606 - Ibid. 321 - 11 H.istory of Belfast, Mainett, Joseph Williamson, 1913, P• 213, 443, '+68, 509. "Belfast Maine Vital Records"'• "History of Belfast, Maine", Joseph Williamson, 1877, P• 579• 607 - "Belfast Maine Vital Records'•. 608 - Ibid. 609 - Ibid. , 323 - uBelfast Maine Vital Records'•. rrlid.story of Belfast Maine",. Joseph Williamson, 1913 P• 41. tl. Family Records of #olO1 •. 610 - "Belfast Maine Vital Records•t. 611 - Ibid. 612 - Ibid. 613 - Ibid. 326 - "History of Belfast, Maine", Joseph Williamson, 1913, P• 496. "Men of Progress in the State of Maine", w. McIntyre, 1897, P• 30. 611+ - "Whitcomb Family"1 Charlotte Whitcomb, 19091 P• 21+9, 250. 615 - Family ~ources. 616 - Ibid. "Boston Massachusetts Directory"·• 328 - nRoxbury Massachusetts Vital Records't. "Index to Marriages in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 11 1781+-1840 , 2-1256. 11 617 - Sears Genealogy11 , Samuel P. May, 1890, P• 505. 618 - "Stackpole Family", Everetts. Stack­ pole, 1920, p. 149. 329 - "Roxbury Massachusetts Vital Records". "Boston Massachusetts Directories". 203 1•1850 Census of Roxbury Massachusetts"'. 619 - Ibid. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in 11 Civil War , 3-703• 620 - See Eighth Generation References. 621 - naoxbury Massachusetts Vital Records". 622 - '~1850 Census of Roxbury Massachusetts""• "Beverly Massachusetts Vital Records". 623 - 1•1850 Census of Roxbury Massachusetts"• ttBoston Massachusetts Directoriesn. 624 - n1850 Census of Roxbury Massachusettsn. 625 - Family Sources. 626 - Ibid. 330 - "Roxbury Massachusetts Vital Records1t<. nrndex to Marriages in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 1784-184011 2-1256. "Loring Genealogy", Charles Henry Pope­ Katharine Peabody Loring, 1917, P• 196. 627 - Family Sources. 628 - Ibid. 333 - "Sand-w:l..ch Massachusetts Vital Recordsn • "Joshua Tobey and His Descendants", I. R. Peck, American Genealogist, 1950, 26-30. 629 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Descendants of .John Thompson of Plymouth", Charles Hutchinson Thompson, 1890, p. 60. 630 - nsandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 631 - See Eighth Generation References. 632 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 335 - Ibid. 1 "Boston Massachusetts Directories •. 633 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 634 - Ibid. Family Sources. 635 - 11 Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 636 - Ibid. 637 - Ibid. 638 - Ibid. 639 - Ibid. 640 - Ibid. "Records of Massachusetts Volunteer- 204 CiVil Warn,, 1-77 • 641 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. 337 - Ibid. Family Sources. "Boston Massachusetts Directoriestt. 642 - Family Sources. 643 - Ibid. 644 - See Eighth Generation References. 645 - Fa rnl.ly Sources. "Boston Massachusetts Directoriesi•. 31+0 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". Family Sources. 646 - Ibid. 343 - Family Records of #649. 647 - Ibid. 344 - "Brockton Massachusetts Vital Records". Family Records of Forest M. Waite, son of #1210. nwentworth Genealogy", John Wentworth, 187~, 1-350. 648 - Family Records of Forest M. Waite, son of #1210. 346 - Family Records of #649. nThe Churchill Family in America1t, George A. Churchill-Nathaniel W. Churchill-George M. Bodge, 1902,. P• 311. 649 - Same references as #346. 650 - See Eighth Generation References. 347 - Same Family Records as #164, and Family Records of #985 and #987. nAdjutant General's Report State of 11 Maine , 1864-1865 P• 632. "Doane Genealogy", ilfred Alder Doane, 1902 P• 315. 651 - Family Recordsof #285 and #987. 652 - Ibid. 653 - See Eighth Generation References. 654 - Family Records of #985 and #987. 351 - Family Records of #658. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of Civil War" 4-427 • 1tH1story and Directory of Randolph Massachusettsn, 1891. 655 - Family Records of #658. 656 - See Eighth Generation References. 205 652 - Family Records of #658. 658 - See Eighth Generation References. 659 - Family Records of #658. 660 - Ibid. 353 - Ibid. 661 - Ibid. 662 - Ibid. 355 - Family Records of #663. 663 - Ibid. 664- - See Eighth Generation References. 665 - Family Records of #663. Letter of #669, 4 December 1931. 361 - Family Records of #1005 and #1006. Family Records of Alice M. Perkins (Refer to index). 11 Massachusetts Soldiers and Sa:i11ors of the Civil War 11 5-31. 666 - Same Family RecorJs as #361. 667 - Ibid. 668 - Ibid. 669 - See Eighth Generation References. 670 - Ibid. 671 - Same Family Records as #361. 672 - See Eighth Generation References. 363 - Family Records of #673. 673 - See Eighth Generation References. 674 - Same Family Records as #363. 365 - 11 Annals of Oxford, Mainett, 1903, p. 187. Family Records of #1016. Family Records of Mary North Chenoweth (Refer to index). 675 - See Eighth Generation References. 676 - "Underwood Family in American, Reward J. Banker, 1913, 2-680. Same Family Records as#:f,3. 11 366 - uAnnals of Oxford Maine , Marquis F'ayette King, :l.903, P• 186, 187. 11 Adjutant General 1 s Report State of Maine", 1861+-1865, P• 51, 852. "Cemetery Records of Oxford, Maine". 677 - Ibid. 370 - 0 1850 Census of Oxford Maine"• 678 - Ibid. 373 - "Annals of Oxford, Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 1903, p. 187. "Boston Massachusetts City Directories•t• 679 - Ibid. 376 - Family Records of #1017 and #1018. 206 11 0tisfield Maine Vital Records ... "Annals of Oxfordi Maine", Marquis Fayette King, 903, p. 56. 680 - Same Family Records as #376. 681 - See Eighth Generation References. 682 - Same Family Records as #376. 683 - See Eighth Generation References. 383 - "Death Records of Boston Ma.ssachusetts't• "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in 11 the Civil War , 1-35. Family Records of Mrs. John C. Duncan (gddau. of #684). "Boston Massachusetts City Directories". 684 - Same Family Records as #383. 389 - noxrord, Maine Probate Records .. , 1886. 1t1880 Census of Oxford Ma.inen. "List of Maine Volunteers,., 1861-1866, P• 785. "Wentworth Genealogy", John Wentworth, 1878, 2-296. Bible Records of #686. 685 - See Eighth Generation References. 686 - Bible Records of #686. 390 - Ibid. 687 - Ibid. 391 - Ibid. 11 The History of the Sinclair Familyn·, Leonard A. Morrison, 1896, p. 336. "Adjutant General's Report State of Maine", 1864-1865, P• 809. Forest Glade Cemetery Inscriptions, Somersworth, New Hampshire. 688 - Bible Records of #686. 689 - Ibid. Forest Glade Cemetery Inscriptions, Somersworth, New Hampshire. 392 - Bible Records of #686. ''History of Rochester, New Hampshire't, F. McDuffie, P• 275, 516. "Genealogy of the Folsom Family" Elizabeth Knowles Folsom, 1938, p. 515. Forest Glade Cemetery Inscriptions, Somersworth, New Hampshire. Family Records of #1026. 690 - See Eighth Generation References. 691 - Bible Records of #686. 207 Forest Glade Cemetery Inscriptions, Somersworth, New Hampshire. 393 - Family Records of #686. "American Series of Popular Biography", 1-21+9i 250. Forest Gade Cemetery Inscriptions, Somersworth, New Hampshire. 692 - Family Records of #686. 693 - Ibid. 694 - See Eighth Generation References. 402 - "1850 Census of Duxbury Massachusetts•. ttDuxbury Massachsuetts Vital Recordstt. Family Records of #1031, #1032, #1033, #1031+. Family Records of Mrs. James· w, Gleeson (Refer to index). Family Records of Virs. E. Sorenson (Refer to index). 695 - Same Family Records as #l+02. 696 - Ibid. 697 - Ibid. 698 - See Eighth Generation References. 699 - Same Family References as #695. 1 1+12 - • The Mayflower Descendantn, 22-179 • .. Records of William ~pooner", Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1-442, 1+1+3. 1 "1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts •. 700 - "The Mayflower Descendantn, 22-179. 701 - Ibid. 702 ... Ibid. 1+15 - 11:The Mayflower Descendantu, 19-7. nnescendants of William Shurtlef'f'n-, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-163, 31+1+. n1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts". "1860 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts". 703 - Ibid. 11 Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, l-344, 711+. 7o4 - Ibid., 1-31+1+, 715. "1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts"'. 705 - Same references as #703. 706 - Epitahs of Burial W.11", Bradford Kingman, 1892. 707 - Ibid. 708 - "1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts'•• 11 Descendants of William ShurtleffH, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, l-344, 715. 208 709 - Ibid., 1-344. 710 - "Epitahs of Burial Hill .. , Bradford Kingman, 1892. 418 - "Descendants of William Shurtlefflt, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-345. n1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusettsn. 11 1860 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts"• 711 - n0escendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-345. 712 - Ibid. 11 1860 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts". 713 - 11 1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusettsn. 11 714 - n1860 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts • "Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-345, 716. 715 - Ibid., 1-345 • 419 - 11 Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-163, 345. 11 n1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts • 0 1860 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts"• nDoty.:.Doten", Ethan Allen Doty, 1897, P• 224. Family Records of #lo41. 716 - Ibid. 717 - Ibid. 718 - See Eighth Generation References. 719 - "Descendants of William Shurtleff1t, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-345. 720 - Ibid. 721 - See Eighth Generation References. 722 - Sa.me Family Records as #419. 723 - 11 1860 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts". 724 - "Descendants of William Shurtleff'•, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-345. 420 - 11 .Mayflower Index-Husbands and Wives of 11 Mayflower Descendants • n1860 Census of Plymouth Massachusettsn. "Records of William Spoonern, Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1-456, 457. 725 - Ibid. 726 - See Eighth Generation References. 11 421 - u1s50 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts • rt1860 Census of Plymouth Massachsuetts". 11 11 Records of William Spooner , Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1-450, 451, 456. "Index to Marriages in Ha.ssachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 209 1787-1840", 2-1256. 727 - 11 1850 Census of Plymouth Massachusetts••• uMassachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Civil War•t, 1-152; 4-30. 728 - "Records of William Spooner", Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1-450, 451, 456. 729 - Ibid. 730 - Ibid. "History of Mattapoisett and Old Rochester 11 1907, P• 396. 7 11 731 - "Records of William Spooner , Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1-450, 451, 456. 732 - See Eighth Generation References. 733 - 11 Records of William Spooner", Thomas Spooner, 1883, 1-450, 451, ,456. 734 - Ibid. 735 - Ibid. 736 - Ibid. 737 - Ibid. 738 - Ibid. 422 - uRochester Massachusetts Vital Records't. 11 0ur County and Its People-Bristol County, ll1assachusetts1t, 1889, p. 164. Family Records of Albert Faunce, Jr. (Refer to index). 11Records of William Spoonern Thomas Spooner, 1883, P• 456, 45,.1 739 - Ibid. 740 See Eighth Generation References. 741 - ''Winslow Memorialn, Daniel Parsons Winslow-V..:rs. Frances (Forward) Holton, 1888, P• 2-1052. 11 "Records of William Spooner , Thomas Spooner, 1883, P• 1+56, 457. Ibid. Ibid. See Eighth Generation References. Family Sources. 11 Memories of an Octogenarian", William T. Davis, 1907, P• 402. 745 - Family Sources. 746 - Ibid. 428 - Family Sources. 11 Boston Massachusetts Directories't. 747 - Family Sources. 748 - Ibid. 749 - Ibid. 210 750 - Ibid. 751 - Ibid. "Death Records Boston Massachusettsn-. 1 "Boston Massachusetts Directories •. "Genealogy of the Colburn-Coburn 1 Family •, Walter Coburn, 1913, p. 180, 317. 752 - Family Sources. 1i-30 - "The Mayflower Descendant", 22-179. "Ancient Landmarks of Plymouthtt, Wm. T. Davis, l883i 2-106. "Bpi tahs of Buri a Hill", Bradford Kingman, 1892. 753 - 11The Mayflower Descendant", 21+-16. 431 - Ibid., 22-179. 11 "Boston Massachusetts Directories • "Genealogy of the Colburn-Coburn Family", Walter Coburn, 1913, P• 317. 754 - Ibid. 755 - Family. Sources. 756 - Ibid. 757 - Ibid. 432 - 1•Mi.ddleboro Massachusetts Vital Records'. "Hodges Family of New England.. , Almon D. Hodges 1896, P• 211. n1850 Census of Vermont"'• "Vermont Vital Records". 1 1 758 - '1850 Census of Pomfret Vermont •. 759 - Ibid. 760 - Ibid. 1tAdjutant and Inspector General I s Report State of Vermont", 1864, P• 98. 761 - u1s50 Census of Pomfret Vermont". 762 - Ibid. 763 - Ibid. 433 - "Wareham Massachusetts Vital Records'•. "Rochester Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "1860 Census of Rochester Massachusett~. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Civil warn, p. 3-578. 764 - Family Sources. 765 - 11 New Bedford Massachusetts Vital Records1t • 766 - "Milk Genealogy", Grace Crof't, 1952, P• 26. 767 - See Eighth Generation References. 768 - Family Sources. 211 "Cambridge Massachusetts Directory"', 1889. 769 - "Dexter Genealogy1t, William A. Warden- Robert L. Dexter, 1905, P• 186, 187. 770 - Family Sources. 771 - Ibid. 772 - Ibid. 44o - "The Mayflower Descendant", 19-151. "History and Genealogy of the Jewetts in America"', Fred Clarke Jewett, 1908, P• 405. "Clement Genealogy", Percival Wood Clement, 1927! P• 358. Family Records or #773• . 773 - See Eighth Generation References. 774 - Ibid. 775 - Ibid. 776 - Family Records of #773• 777 - Ibid. 11 443 - Gazetteer of Genesee County1 New York", w. R. Beers, 1890, Sect. 2-526. 11 Crawford County, Pennsylvania Probate"'• nauys Mill, _Union Cemetery Records11 • 778 - See Eighth Generation· References. 779 - 1•crawford County Pennsylvania Probate", 1874. Family Records of Mrs. Pearl Johnson (Refer to index). Family Records of #1065. 780 - Same references as #779. 781 - Ibid. 782 - See Eighth Generation References. 447 "Vermont Vital Records". rtHistory of Hartford,_ Vermont•t, Wm. Howard Tucker, 18ti9, p. 127. "1850 Census of Morristown Vermont". 783 - See Eighth Generation References. 784 - 1t1850 Census of Morristown Vermont". 1 "Vermont Vital Records •·. 785 - Ibid. 448 - Ibid. 786 - Ibid. 451 Ibid. "Pettingill Genealogy", Charles I. Pettingill, 1906 P• 116. "Gazetteer of Lamoiile and Orleans Counties Vermont 1883•r. 212 787 - "Vermont Vital Records"'• 788 - Ibid. 789 - See Eighth Generation References. 0 453 - tt1880 Census of Elmore, Vermont • 790 - Ibid. 791 - Ibid. 455 - "1850-1860-1870-1880 Census of Troy To'Wll.Ship, Crawford County, Pennsylvania1t. ttGazetteer or Crawford County, Pennsylvania", 1874, P• 255. Family Records of Mrs. Eva Chase (Refer to index). Family Records or #796 and #1075. 792 - See Eighth Generation References. 793 - Same Family Records as #455. 794 - Ibid. 795 - Ibid. 796 - See Eighth Generation References. 1+56 - "Gazetteer or Crawford County, Pennsylvanian,1875, P• 255. nThe First Hundred Years af Townville 11 and Vicini ty , Mary Ann Bidwell Higby, 1924, P• 80. · Family Records of Mrs. G. c. Grove, daughter of #799. Family Records or Mrs. N. H. Kuhlman (Refer to index). 797 - Same Family Records as #456. 798 - Ibid. 799 - Ibid. nThe First Hundred Years of Tovm.ville and Vicinity" , Mary Ann Bidwell Higby, 1924, P• 80. 800 - See Eighth Generation References. 460 - noazetteer or Crawford Countyi Pennsylvanian 1874, P• 22. Family Records of Mrs. Lee Johnson (Refer to index). Family Records of Joyce Booth Bishop . (Refer to index). Family Records or #801. 801 - Same Family Records as #460. 802 - Ibid. 464 - Family Records of Mrs. Eva Chase. 803 - See Eighth Generation References. 804 - Same Family Records as #464. 213 465 - "Cattaraugus County, New York Deedsn, 1853, 1867. 11 1850 Census of Cattaraugus County, New York". 11 Descendants of Nathaniel Elyn, Heman Ely, 1885, P• 594. 805 - Ibid. 470 - n1s50 Census of Cattaraugus County, New York". "Cattaraugus County New York Deeds and Proba ten 1896. 806 - See Eighth 0-eneration References. 807 - ncattaraugus County, New York Probaten, 1896. 808 Ibid. , 483 - 0 Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". n1860 Census of Kingston Massachusetts••. 809 - 11 1880 Census of Kingston Massachusetts1t. 484 - "'Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Recordsn... 11 1850 Census of Duxbury Massachusetts". 1tMayflower Cemetery Inscriptions- Duxbury0 • 810 - "Massachusetts Officers in u. S. Navy, 1861-18651t, 2-50. "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records". 811 - Ibid. Family Records of #1086 and #1088. 812 Ibid. 813 - Ibid. 814 - Ibid. 815 - Ibid. 816 - Ibid. 817 - See Eighth Generation References. 818 - Same references as #811. 490 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 Descendants of Robert Waterman", Edgar Francis Waterman-Donald Lines Jacobus, 1942 2-610. 11 "Winslow Memoriai , Donald Parsons Holton-Mrs. Francis (Forward) Holten, 1888, 2-666i 667. Family Records of #109. 819 - Ibid. 11 Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records'". 820 - Same references as #819. 821 - See Eighth Generation References. 822 - Same references as #819. 214 823 - See Eighth Generation References. 824 - Ibid. 825 - Ibid. 826 - Same references as #819. 827 - Ibid. 493 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. Letter of#50l, 25 May 1895. Family Records of #1099• 828 - 1tKingston Massachusetts Vital Records't. Same Family Records as #493. 829 - See Eighth Generation References. 830 - Ibid. 831 - Ibid. 832 - Same Family Records as #493. 833 - Ibid. 494 "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 1880 Census of Kingston Massachusettsn. 11 "Vermont Historical Gazetteer , 2-1038. Family Records of #1106 and #1107. 834 - Ibid.· n1880 Census of Kingston Massachusetts't 835 - See Eighth Generation References. 495 "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "History of John Whitman of Weymouth, Massachusetts••, Charles H. Farnam, 1889! P• 315, 316. Family sources. 836 - Ibid. 837 - "History of John Whitman of Weymouth, Massachusetts", Charles H. Farnam, 1889, P• 315, 316. 496 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records't • Letter of #501, 25 May 1895. "Descendants of Robert Watermanu, Ea.gar Francis Waterman-Donald Lines Jacobus, 1939, 1-128. 838 - Ibid. 839 - Ibid. 498 - 11Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Abington Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. Letter of #501, 25 Y;ay 1895. Family Records of Martha Beardsley (Refer to index). 840 - Ibid. 841 - Ibid. 499 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Recordsn. "Duxbury Massachusetts Vital Records1t. 215 1t1880 Census of' Kingston Massachusetts'' • 842 - See Eighth Generation References. 843 - Family Records of #1108. 844 - Ibid. 501 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". 11 ttBrewster Genealogy 1 Emma C. Brewster Jones, 1908, P• 1~6. "Boston Massachusetts Directoriestt·• Family Records of #847. 845 - Ibid. 846 - Ibid. 847 - See Eighth Generation References. 501+ - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "New England Historical and. Genealogical Registern, 85-94. • Family Records of #8,1+. 8~ - Ibid. 849 - Ibid. 506 - 1tKingston Massachusetts Vital Recordstt. 1•1880 Census of Kingston Massachusetts1t. Family Records of' #8,1+. 850 - Ibid. 11'1880 Census of' Kingston Massachusetts"• 851 - Family Records of #8,1+. 852 - Ibid. "'1880 Census of Kingston Massachusetts". 507 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records". "Boston Massachusetts Directories". 853 - Family Records of #8,1+. 854 - Ibid. 510 - 11 H1story of Paris, Maine", Wm. B. Lapham-Silas P. Maxim, 1884, P• 597. "Greenwood Genealogiesn, Frederick Greenwood 1914, P• 395. "Oxford County, Maine-Probate", 1856. 855 - Same ref'erences as #510. 856 - See Eighth Generation Re:ferences .• 513 - nHistory of Paris, Mainett, Wm. B. Lapham-Silas P. Maxim, 18841 P• 597• Family Records of #1115 and #lil8. "History of Norway, Maine", 1786-1886, W. B. Lapham, P• 500. 857 - Family Records o:f #1115 and #1118. 858 - See Eighth Generation Re:ferences. 859 - Ibid. 860 - Ibid. 519 - "History of Paris, Maine", Wm. B. 216 Lapham-Silas P. Maxim, 1881+, P• !+64, 597. 1 861 - 1•1880 Census of Paris Maine •. 862 - Ibid. 1 527 - "Oxford County 1 Maine-Probate t, 1864. 1t1860 Census or Auburn Maine't. 863 - "Oxford County1 Maine-Probate", 1864. 864 1t1860 Census 01· Oxford County, Mainett. 531 - 11 1850 Census of Trumbull Coilllty, Ohion. Christian Church Cemetery, Cortland, Ohio. "Cortland Christian Church Book-80 Years of History 1828-1909", P• 19. Family Sources. 865 - Ibid. 866 - See Eighth Generation References. 867 - Family Sources. 535 - "Descendants of Benjamin William Shurtleff11 , Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 2-242, 21+3. Family Records of #870. 868 - See Eighth Generation References. 869 - Same references as #535. 870 - Ibid. 536 - ncarver Massachusetts Vital Records". Hillside Cemetery, Cortlandi Ohio. Family Records of #871 and ffll34. 11 Trumbull County, Ohio Marriages'•. 871 - Ibid. Family Records of #871 and #1134. 872 - See Eighth Generation References. 873 - Ibid. 539 - n1850 Census of Trumbull Coilllty, Ohio"• "Trumbull County, Ohio Marriages'•• ,.Roster of Civil War Soldiers••?, 11-350. Family Records of #875, #879, ff880 and #891. Family Records of Mrs. Mary Bowan Scott (Refer to index). Pleasant View Cemetery, Petersburg, Michigan. 874 - See Eighth Generation References. 875 - Ibid. 876 - Same Family Records as #539• 877 - Ibid. 878 - Ibid. 879 - Ibid. 217 880 - Ibid. 542 - 0 Trumbull County, Ohio-Probate", 1865. 11 Trumbull County, Ohio Marriages". 11 1850 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio". st "Descendants of William Shurtle:ff , Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912 1-734. Family Records of #885, #89i, #901 and #1147. 881 - See Eighth Generation References. 882 - "Descendants of William Shurtleff1t, Benjamin Shurtleff 1912i 1-734. Family Records of #885, #89 and #1147. Family Records of Mary Jackson Williard. 883 - Same references as #882. . 884 - Ibid. ' 885 - See Eighth Generation References. 886 - Same references as #882. 887 - Ibid. 888 - Ibid. 889 - Ibid. 543 - "Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtle:ff, 1912, 1-735. "1850 Census of Trumbull County, Ohio". 11 Trumbull County, Ohio Marriages•t. "History of Mahoning and Trumbull Counties, Ohio, 2-483. Family Records of #885 and #891. 890 - Ibid. 544 - "1850 Census of Trumbull County, Ohion. -nDescendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-354, 355, 735; 2-390. Family Records of Brittie B. Chandler (Refer to index). Family Records of #885, #1149 and #1154. 891 - See Eighth Generation References. 892 - uDescendants of William Shurtle:ff". Benjamin Shurtle:ff, 1912, 2-390. Same Family References as H544. 893 - See Eighth Generation References. 894 Same Family References as #544. 545 - 11 1850 and 1860 Census of Trumbull County, Ohion. 0 Portage County, Ohio Marriagesn. "Descendants of William Shurtlefftt, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-354, 355; 2-390. 218

Material goes directly from page 217 to page 219. Pages are misnumbered. 219 Family Records of #885 and #901. Family Records of Dan Goist (Refer to index). 895 - 11 Descendants of William Shurtleff'•, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 2-390. 896 - Ibid. Same Family References as #545. 897 - Ibid. 898 - Ibid. 546 - 1t1850 Census of Trumbull County i Ohio'•. Trumbull Co"Wl.ty, Ohio Marriages1 • Family Records of Mrs. Maynard Peacock (Refer to index). Family Records of #885 and #901. noescendants of William Shurtleff't, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-351+, 355; 2-735. 899 - Ibid. Same Family References as #546. 900 - See Eighth Generation References. 901 - Ibid. 547 - 11 1850 Census of Trumbull County, Chiotti "Trumbull County z Ohio Ma.rriages1t. • Family Records or #902, #885. 11 Descendants of William Shurtleff1t, Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 1-354, 355, 735; 2-390. 902 - Ibid. Sa.me Family Records as #547. 903 - Same references as #902. 904 - Ibid. 553 - 1tHistory of Cumberland and Richland 11 Counties.,_ Illinois , F. A. Battery & Co., lb84, P• 365. Family Records of James T. Hickey (Refer to index). 905 - See Eighth Generation References. 906 - Same references as #553. 907 - Ibid. 908 - Ibid. 909 - Ibid. 910 - Ibid. 911 - Ibid. 556 - Bible of #556 • Family Records of #915. Family Records of Russell Stark (Refer to index). 220 Family Records of Mrs. Arma Jackson (Refer to index). Family Records of Mary Ann Faunce (Refer to index). 912 - See Eighth Generation References. 913 - Same references as #556. 914 - Ibid. 915 - See Eighth Generation References. 916 - Ibid. 917 - Sa.me references as #556. 918 - Ibid. 919 - See Eighth Generation References. 920 - Same references as #556. 921 - See Eighth Generation References. 922 - Ibid. 923 - Same references as #556. 562 - Family Records of #926. 924 - Ibid. 925 - Ibid. 926 - See Eighth Generation References. 927 - Ibid. 928 - Family Records of #926. 929 - Ibid. 569 - Family Records of #931. Family Records of Evalena Faunce (Refer to index). Family Records of Rita Thomas True (daughter of #931). Family Records of Mrs. Merritt Heeren (Refer to index). 930 - Same references as #569. 931 - Ibid. 932 - Ibid. 933 - See Eighth Generation References. 934 - Same Family Records as #569. 575 - Family Records of #937, #939, and #12o4. 935 - Same Family Records as #575. 936 - See Eighth Generation References. 937 - Same Family Records as #575. 938 - Ibid •. 939 - See Eighth Generation References. 576 - Family Records of #926 and #1200. Kansas City, Missouri-Newspaper, 1950. 91.t-O - Same references as #576. 941 - Ibid. 942 - Ibid. 581 - Family Records of #945. 221 943 - Ibid. 9l+l+ - Ibid. 945 - Ibid. EIGHTH GENERATION 582 Eldridge L. (8), son of .John P. (7) and Eliza c. (Ashley) Faunce, born in North Dart­ mouth, 31 March 1832; died in Dartmouth, 27 February 1921. He married there 2 January 1854 Ann Marie, daughter of Esek and Ruth (Macomber) Little; born there 16 February 1836; died there 11 July 1907. He was a farmer. They were Friends. Children of Eldridge L. (8) and Ann Marie (Little) Faunce eldest born in New Bedford, two younger in Dartmouth.1 946 Edward L.9, b. 16 Dec. 1854; d. 25 Oct. 1897 in Bismark, N.D.; m. there 11 Feb~ 1882 Hattie T. Bentley. +947 .Joseph Cundall, b. 12 Mch. 1861. +948 Augustus Baker, b. 25 Mayl869. 583 Lown Hathaway (8), son of John P. (7) and Eliza c. (Ashley) Faunce, born in North Dart­ mouth, 15 March 1835; died in New Bedford, 8 May 1904. He married in North Westport, 25 December 1862, Phebe Borden, daughter of Abiel Davis; born there 11 August 1841; died in New Bedford 16 August 1917. He was a contractor and builder. Children of Loum Hathaway (8) and Phebe Borden (Davis) Faunce born in New Bedford. +949 Charles Loum9, b. 3 Oct. 1865. +950 Vernon Clifton, b. 5 Mch. 1875. 951 Myra, b. 23 Dec. 1880; d. 19 May 1904 in New Bedford; unm. 585 John Thomas (8), son of John P. (7) and Eliza c. (Ashley) Faunce, born in North Dart- 222 223 mouth, 12 June 1841; died in Dartmouth, 21 November 1883. He married 17 December 1868 Mary Ann, daughter of Davis and Mary R. (White) Collins; born in Dartmouth, 9 October 18431 died in Acushnet, Massachusetts, 11 January 1922. He was a farmer. Children of John Thomas (8) and Mary Ann (Collins) Faunce born in Dartmouth. 952 Mary Eliza9, b. 21 July 1871; d. 4 Feb. 1888 in Dartmouth; unm. +953 Davis Collins, b. 8 Aug. 1873. I 586 Silas Terry (8), son of Johrr P. (7) and Eliza c. (Ashley) Faunce, born in North Dart­ mouth, 9 November 1843; died in Dartmouth, 7 November 1915. He married there 11 January 1871 Almeda Barker, daughter of Abiathe and Emily A. (Reed) Poole; born in Dartmouth 23 December 1848; died 21 January 1915. Re was a farmer. Children of Silas Terry (8) and Almeda Barker (Poole) Faunce born in Dartmouth. +954 William Henry9, b. 25 Dec. 1873. 955 Sarah Eliza, b. 17 Oct. 1875; d. 6 May 1923 in Newport, R.I.; m. 29 Nov. 1900 Leslie Chapman Allen, merchant in Brockton. 956 Adeline Weeks, b. 2 July 1877; d. in Fall River, Mass. i m. 1 Jan. 1900 Thomas Edwin Sanrordi b. 6 Dec. 1870;d. Fall River, Mass. 21 May 1933. 957 Salena Caroline, b. 23 Feb. 1879; d. 10 July 1950 in New Bedford; m. 10 Oct. 1899 Thomas J. Weeks. 598 Sumner Meric (8), son of Sumner Meric (7) and Elizabeth (Reed-Faunce) Faunce, born in New Bedford, 29 July 1850; died in Denison, Kansas, 19 March 1903. He married Mary Elizabeth Oneal; born 8 July 1857; died February 1915. He was a 224 farmer, moved to Kansas before 1880. Children of Sumner Meric (8) and Mary Elizabeth (Oneal) Faunce, older born in Atchinson County, Kansas, others in Clarkinberg, Kansas. 958 Rose Edna9, b. 8 June 1880; d. 19 Mch. 1903, unm.; in Denison, Kansas. 959 Charles Henry, b. 22 May 1882; d. 19 Aug. 1958 in Nevada, Iowa; m. in Holten, Kan., Ada Hedrick. +960 Herman William, b. 15 Feb. 1884. +961 Jesse Lee, b. 25 Mch. 1888. 962 Hattie A., b. Dec. 1889; d. yg.; in Atchinson Co., Kan. Ethel w., b. 19 Mch. 1892; d. in Holten, Kan.; m. Clay Weese. 964 Elsie Pearl, b. 22 Apr. 1894; d. in Holten, Kan.; m. Dick (Richard?) Porter. 965 Grace Dora, b. 12 Feb. 1897; d. Oskaloosa, Kan.; m. Leo Ferell. 966 Nora Iva, b. 21 Sept. 1900. 603 Frederick B. (8), son of William (7) and Lucy P. (Haywood) Faunce, born in Hallowell, Maine, 13 January 1846; died in Gardiner~ Maine, 24 August 1876. He married 8 December 1~69 in Augusta, Maine, Rosilla Harrington of Hallowell; she was born in Lewiston, Maine; she married, second, in Brunswick, Maine 26 April 1883 George w. Cobb of Topsham; she married, third, ___ Grover. Children of Frederick B. (8) and Rosilla (Harrington) Faunce born in Gardiner, Maine. 967 Laura E.9, b. Mch. 1871; d. 21 Aug. 225 1880 in Gardiner. 968 Myra E., b. 1872; d. 9 Aug. 1872 in Gardiner. 969 Ernest H., b. 1873; d. 11 Aug. 1873 in Gardiner. +970 Irving Harrington. 620 Calvin Barstow (8), son of Calvin Barstow (7) and Elizabeth (Richards) Faunce, born in Roxbury 2 June 1840; died there 19 February 1915. He married in Boston 1 M9.rch 1870 Ann T. Rogers; born there in 1847; died there SO January 1934. Calvin Barstow Faunce owned a general store in Roxbury; he was secretary of the Roxbury Horse Guard Veterans, officer of the Roxbury Historical Society. Children of Calvin Barstow (8) and Ann T. (Rogers) Faunce born in Roxbury. 971 Louise Barstow9, b. 10 July 1872; d. in Boston 11 Mch. 1928; m. in 1901 Garret D. Roach. 972 Grace Florence, b. 14 Jan. 1874; d. 14 .Tan. 1876 in Boston. +973 Walter Joseph, b. 14 Oct. 1875. 974 Mary Elizabeth, b. 3 Mch. 1876; d. 10 .Tuly 1876 in Boston. 975 Ann Rogers, b. 23 Dec. 1877; d. 18 Jan. 1958 in Boston; m. 18 Oct. 1906 P. J. Lynch. 976 Grace Richards, b. 6 Oct. 1879; d. 27 Nov. 1888 in Boston. +977 Calvin Barstow, III, b. 14 Jan. 1881. 978 Arthur King, b. 23 Sept. 1883; d. 16 226 May 1889 in Boston. 631 Joshua T. (8), son of James H. (7) and Mary (Polly) (Tobey) Faunce, born in Sandwich 21 October 1833; died there 9 December 1893. He married 23 October 1856 Harriet Marinda, daughter of Solomon and Harriet (Thompson) Thompson;; born in Kingston 30 September 1830; died in Sandwich 9 April 1909; she was a sister­ in-law of Abigail T. (Faunce) Thompson #629. Joshua T. was a mason and marble cutter. Children of Joshua T. (8) and Harriet Marinda (Thompson) Faunce born in Sandwich. 979 Robert H.9, b. 17 Jan. 1859; d. 25 May 1908 in Sandwich; he was a medical doctor; lived in Boston in 1881, then a medical student. 980 Abby T., b. 16 July 1860; d. 16 July 1860 in Sandwich. 981 Lucy A., b. 21 Nov. 1864; d. 18 July 1866 in Sandwich. 644 William R. (8), son of William and Mary F. (Smith) Faunce, born in Charlestovm. 24 January 1854; died in Chico, California, 1890-1900. He married there 7 March 1883, as her first husband, Clara M. Mason; she married, second ___• Children of William R. (8) and Clara M. (Ma.son) Faunce born in Chico, California.. 982 Carnot Ma.son9, b. 17 Nov. 1890; d. 2 Sept. 1939; m. in Berkeley, Calif., 3 May 1930 Grace Runyan. 650 Maurice Freeman (8) son of Minot (7) and Orphia Melvina (Churchill-Wells) Fauncei born in Brockton 13 August 1886; died there 0 October 1960. He married 27 May 1911 Myrtle Torrey of Haverhill. Children of Maurice Freeman (8) and Myrtle (Torrey) Faunce born in Brockton. 227

Eunice Melvina9i b. 28 Jan. 1912; m. 27 May 1934 ~Tancis P. Blanchard; live in Brockton. 984 Frances Louise, b. 23 Jan. 1915; m. 27 May 1939 Eugene F. Pratt; live in Brockton. 653 Ernest Linwood (8), son o:r William Edwin (Edward?) and Hulda (Doane) Faunce, born in Rockland, Massachusetts, 19 February 1869; died in Marlboro 15 December 1953. He married, :first, in Auburn, Maine 18 June 1889 Laura Adelaide Draper; born 12 December 1871 tn Milford; died 17 May 1928 in Marlboro. He married, second, in Marlboro 18 September 1930 Imogene D. Furbush; born 25 November 1888 in Marlboro. Ernest Linwood Faunce was City Auditor of Marlboro, Massachusetts, for 25 years. Children of' Ernest Linwood (8) and Laura Adelaide (Draper) Faunce. +985 Linwood Draper9, b. 23 Feb. 1891 in Auburn, Me. 986 Ruth Alton, b. 12 Mch. 1893 in Exeter, N.If. 1 m. 2 Oct. 1916, in Marlboro! Roy Loring Hayward; b. s. Easton 3 Jan. 1888. 987 Adelaide Ellene, b. 28 July 1904 in Marlboro; m. 18 Apr. 1934 in Auburn, Mass., Waldo Wesley Holyoke. 988 Eleanor Doane, b. 1 Sept. 1908 in Marlboro• d. 24 Oct. 1942; m. 20 Feb. 1931 in N.H. Raymond s. Haitsma. 656 Edward (or Edwin) Everett (8), son of Hiram Sylvester (7) and Hannah E. (Clark) Faunce, born in Randolph 16 August 1871; died there 29 August 1937. He married in Abington 1 January 1902 Elizabeth Ann I!Eumphrey; born 1 May 1871 in Auburn, New York; died 30 June 1943 in Abington. 228 In 1891 he operated a florist shop on Gold Street in Randolph. Children of Edward (Edwin) Everett (8) and Elizabeth Ann (Humphrey) Faunce, eldest born in Brockton, others in Abington. +989 Harry Milton9, b. 7 .June 1904. 990 Alberta, b. Feb. 1906; d. 1908 in Abington. 991 Mildred Frances, b. 12 June 1909; m. in Abington in 1946 .John c. May. 992 Elizabeth Ann, b. 28 Aug. 1913; m. 15 May 1940 in Abington Joseph T. Hernon. 658 Frank Ellis· (8), son of Hiram Sylvester (7) and Hannah E. (Clark) Faunce, born in Randolph 17 August 1883. He married there 3 December 1908 Elsie Ida Fischer, born there 2 November 1890. He is an electrician. · Children of Frank Ellis (8) and Elsie Ida (Fischer) Faunce born in Randolph. 993 Elizabeth Estella9 , b. 26 Jan. 1910; m. in Randolph 12 Mch. 1928 Duncan Conrod. 994 Maybelle Viola, b. 4 June 1911; m. in Randolph 14 Sept. 1939 Vernon Hussey. 995 Rose Amelia, b. 16 May 1914; unm.

996 Julius Alvin1 b. 9 Sept. 1918; m. in Randolph 26 Aug. 1945 Martha Adams. +997 Frank Ellis, b. 24 Nov. 1923. 998 Pauline Ellai b. 4 Oct. 1927; m. in Randolph O Jan. 1953 Ralph Smead. 664 Leroy Leslie (8), son of Elihu Burleigh (7) and Maude (Dunbar) Faunce, born in Brockton 21 229 June 1887. He married Florence Noster Ingersoll, in Brockton 24 Dec. 1911. She was b. 27 Sept. 1892 in Boston. Children of Leroy Leslie (8) and Florence Noster (Ingersoll) Faunce born in Boston. +999 Robert Dunbar9, b. 4 Mch. 1913 in Manchester, N.H. Also Benjamin Burleigh 3 June 1914; Harry John 30 Oct. 1917 and Hazel Effie 16 Aug. 1923. 669 William Heath (8), son of Anthony Palmer (7) and Alice Evelyn (Cole) Faunce, born in Lyons, Michigan, 25 December 1875; died in Cadillac, Michigan, 26 January 1946. He married there 13 March 1907 Ethel M. Powers; born in Owasso, Michigan, 12 March 1883; died in Cadillac, September 1946. William Heath Faunce was in the real estate and insurance business in Cadillac from 1916 to 1946. He was a School Commissioner there for 12 years. Children of William Heath (8) and Ethel M. (Powers) Faunce born in Cadillac. +1000 Sherman Powers9, b. 3 Dec. 1907. +1001 William Cole, b. 4 Feb. 1910. 1002 James Lowell, b. 9 Jan. 1913; d. Oct. 1915 in Cadillac. 1003 Robert Douglassi b. 9 Jan. 1913; d. Oct. 1915 in Cadi lac; twin of James Lowell. +1004 Harry Bernard, b. 24 Jan. 1916. 1005 Mary Ethel, b. 24 Jan. 1916; m. 25 Dec. 1938 Cecil E. Elmore; she is a twin of Harry Bernard. 1006 John Wesley, b. 26 Mch. 1921; m. Lavonne Bever. Children - John w. II, Linda, Valerie and David. 1007 Alice Emily, b.29 Oct. 1926; m. 12 Sept. 1947 Homer Bredahl. 670 Otho Anthony (8), son of Anthony Palmer (7) 230 and Alice Evelyn (Cole) Faunce, born in Lyons, Michigan, 22 March 1880; died in Detroit, Michigan, 29 April 1954. He married Rose Beau­ doin; she was born 14 January 1883. Children of Otho Anthony (8) and Rose (Beaudoin) born in Cadillac, :Michigan. +1008 Gerald .Anthony9, b. 22 Feb. 1901. 1009 Alfred; m. Marie Ingerson in 1923. 1010 Carlyle; m. in Apr. 1937 Eleanor Kavanaugh. 672 Orlin Cole (8) son of Anthony Palmer (7) and Alice Evelyn (Cole)1 Faunce, born in Big Rapids, Michigan, 11 May 1889; died in Seattle, Washington 22 May 1929. He married there 10 October 19i2 Mildred Lucille Gardner. He was a Railway Postal Clerk. Mildred married, second, _ Kyle. Mildred d. 6 Dec. 1964. Children or Orlin Cole (8) and.Mildred L. (Gardner) Faunce born in Spokane, Washington. 1011 Lucille Eva9, b. 19 July 1914; m. 14 Aug. 1937 in Seattle William Allen. +1012 James Cole, b. 7 Apr. 1916. +1013 Louis Orlin, b. 11 June 1917. 673 Charles Francis (8), son of William Francis (7) and Etta G. (Ellis) Faunce, born in Brockton 2 September 1871; living in 1958. He married in Frederickton, New Brunswick, 15 October 1900 Margaret Jane Brewer. Charles Francis Faunce was in the Spanish American War. He was a shoe worker. His hobby was oil painting which he started at age of 14 years. Children of Charles Francis (8) and Margaret Jane (Brewer) Faunce born in Brockton. 231 1014 Loyal Edward9 b. 17 Sept. 1903• m. 2 July 1926 in Lynbrack, Long !sland, N.Y., Pauline Nichols; he is in advertising in New York. 675 William A. (B)i son of Andrew Jackson (7) and Prudentia B. (Keen) Faunce born in Oxi'ord, Maine, 10 November 1864; died in1 Atlantic City, New Jerseyi 5 January 1940; buried there in Pleasantvi le Cemetery. He married in Hammonton, New Jersey, Grace G. Jones; born 2 June 1866 in Round Pond, Maine; died 12 Sept.1927.He was an insurance agent. Children of William A. (8) and Grace•G. (Jones) Faunce born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. +1015 Herbert Addison9, b. 28 Oct. 1887. 1016 Harold W., b. 8 Aug. 1889; m. 18 Feb. 1914 in Atlantic City, N.J., Ethel M. Bradey; b. 1889 in Atlantic City. 681 Nevada M. (8), son of Horace Augustine (7) and Elizabeth Eunice (Partridge) Faunce, born in Blue Earth Minnesota, 4 April 1873; died 8 September f937 in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. He married there 13 July 1898 Ina Leon Covell• born in Pope Millsi New York, 19 September i877; died in Fergus Fal s 25 June 1932. He was in the real estate business and was also a farmer. Children of Nevada M. (8) and Ina Leone (Covell) Faunce. +1017 George Augustus9, b. 22 July 1899 in Campbell, Minn. +1018 Harold Earl, b. 23 Jan. 1901 in Campbell, Minn. 1019 Charles Carroll, b. 24 Apr. 1903 in Fergus Falls, Minn.; d. there 29 Aug. 1958; m. there 10 Aug. 1932 Lillian Westerhaug; they are buried there in Oak Grove Cemetery. He was Govt. Agri. Soil Conservation 232 Engr. +1020 Edward Horace, b. 25 Apr. 1914 in Minneapolis, Minn. 683 Carroll Seth (8), son of Horace Augustine (7) and Elizabeth Eunice (Partridge) Faunce, born in Blue Earth, Minnesota, 11 May 1880; died in Eugene, Oregon, March 1956. He married in Minnesota in 1907 Annas. Munz; born in Switzerland 25 November 1879. He was a school­ teacher. Children of Carroll Seth (8) and Annas. (Munz) Faunce born in Hutchinson, Minnesota.

1021 Bernard Lesue9 ,; b. 20 June 1903· m. in Nevada, Calif•, Josephine ~tewart; he is a contractor, lives in Stockton, Calif. 1022 Edith E., b. 24 Sept. 1912; m. in Ore. Wayne Tyrell. 685 Clyde Lester (8) son of Alpheus Lester (7) and Alice Amelia (Littlewood)1 Faunce born in Somersworth, New Hampshire, 20 July {890; died on train between Cleveland, Ohio, and Boston, Massachusetts, 15 April 1931; buried in Somers­ worth. He married first, as her first husband, in Forest Rills, Massachusetts, February 1914 Svea Theodora Johnson; they were divorced; he married second, 12 April 1922 in either Worcester, Massachusetts, or Somersworth Ethel Lucy Flagg. Svea Theodora (Johnson) Faunce married second Otto Wason. Children of Clyde Lester (8) and Svea Theodora (Johnson) born in Somersworth, New Hampshire • . 9 +1023 Otto, b. 26 Nov. 1914. Children of Clyde Lester (8) and Ethel Lucy (Flagg) born in Worcester, Massachusetts. 1024 Nina Louise9, b. 22 Nov. 1923; m. 9 233 Aug. 1947 in Edgertown, Mass., Clifford Douglas Trott. 1025 Sally Flagg, b. 23 Nov. 1929; m. 4 July 194-6 Alphonse Sanuiata. 690 Irvin Chauncey (8), son of Edwin Luville (7) and Ella Adelaide (Folsom) Faunce, born in East Rochester, New Hampshire, 17 August 1874; died there 25 August 1931. He married there 4 October 1898 Angie May Sinclair; born 20 April 1871 in Bridgeton, Maine. Irvin Chauncey Faunce was a retail. merchant. He was a representative to the State As~embly. He belonged to the Masons and Odd Fellows. Children of Irvin Chauncey (8) and Angie May (Sinclair) Faunce born in Peterborough, New Hampshire. +1026 Laurence Sinclair9, b. 10 Mch. 1900. 1027 Eleanor, b. 11 Sept. 1901; m. 29 Apr. 1926 in East Rochester, N.H.., Eugene Robinson. 694 Frederic William (8), son of Charles Henry (7) and Kate Frederike (Farrar) Faunce, born in Great Falls, New ITo.mpshire, 23 January 1887; died 20 November 1936 in Chelsea, Massachusetts. He married there 16 January 1913 Edna Wilson De Rochemont; born 30 May 1888; died in Everett, Massachusetts, 1 June 1939. He was a funeral director. Children of Frederic William (8) and Edna Wilson (De Rochemont) Faunce born in Chelsea. 1028 Barbara Miriam9, b. 8 Aug. 1915; m. 28 June 1948 in Kittery, Maine, Walter Adam Wipperman. 698 William Jasper (8), son of William (7) and Hester Faunc~ born in San Andreas, California, 16 August 18:;6; died 14 December 1940 in Lemoore, California. He married 15 March 1886 Enuna Jane, daughter of Nathan and Catheran Graves adopted daughter of ___ Fisher; her parents died when she was young. William Jasper was raised by his sister Elizabeth Ann #695. He was a farmer. Children of William Jasper and Emma Jane (Graves Fisher) Faunce born in Lemoore, California. 1029 Hettiee9, b. 17 Oct. 1886; d. 29 Sept. 1955 in Lemoore; m. Frank Stratton in Lemoore 1 May 1912. 1030 William, b. 26 Jan. 1889; d. 1889 in Lemoore. 1031 Edmond J., b. 9 Jan. 1890. Married in Stockton Maude Welch. 1032 Roy J., b. 1 July 1892; m. 1 July 1941 in Hanford, Mary J. Silva; b. 18 Aug. 1903; died 1963 in Fresno. 1033 Betha E., b. 24 June 1896; m. in Hanford, Calif. Lewis Davis; d. 25 Dec. 1965. +1031+ Bert Raymond, I b. 15 Oct. 1899; m. in Scotland Barbara Jackson. 1035 Dorothy, b. 29 June 1906; m. Raymond L. McDaniel in Oakland 24 Dec. 1939. 1036 Marjory, b. I+ Jan. 1909; m. Albert Wells in Oakland 25 Sept. 1937. 718 William Allen (8), son of William Shurtleff (7) and Salina Frances (Doten) Faunce born in Plymouth 2 November 181+9; died there 281 September 1886. He married there 22 February 1879 Margaret Cecelia, daughter of Patrick and Mary (O'Brien) McCarthy; born in Boston, 17 June 1851+; she married, second, Augustus H. Moning. Children.of William Allen (8) and Margaret Cecelia (McCarthy) Faunce born in Plymouth. 1037 Mary Elizabeth9, b. 18 Jan. 1880. 1038 Salina Wilhelmina, b. 19 Feb. 1883. 235 1039 Martha Allen, b. 8 Nov. 1885; d. 31 Mch. 1886 in Plymouth. 721 George Albert (8), son of William Shurtleff (7) and Salina Frances (Doten) Faunce, born in Plymouth 1 February 1856; died in Whitman 7 Massachusetts, 18 November 1931. He married in Plymouth, 9 June 1879, Mercy Jane Sharpe; born in East Bridgewater. Children of George Albert (8) and Mercy Jane (Sharpe) Faunce. 1040 Clara Linwood9, b. 4 Jan. 1880 in Plymouth; d. 8 Nov. 1885 in B. Abington. +1041 John Stephen, b. 19 Sept. 1881 ins. Abington. 1042 Charles Arthur, b. 7 Jan. 1884 ins. Abington; d. 6 Feb. 1949 in Whitman; unm. George Albert, b. 20 May 1885 in Whit­ man; d. 22 Apr. 1886 in, s. Abington. 1044 Martha Allen, b. 9 Dec. 1886 in Whitman; d. there 13 Apr. 1927; m. there 23 May 1910 Nelson F. Le Clair.

Jennie Doten2 b. 9 July 1890 in Whit­ man; d. lo Moh. 1960 in E. Bridgewater; m. 11 Oct. 1924 in Whitman Ora Pearson Fifield. 1046 Mary Louisei b. 11 Oct. 1894 in Whit­ man; m. O June 1911 Charles Alfred Hayden. 101+7 Elizabeth Shurtleff, b. 1 May 1898 in Whitman; m. there (1) 3 Sept. 1925 Herbert T. Fuge; m. (2) ins. Norfolk1 Va., James Yiaxwell; he d. l May l':;148. 726 Solomon Elmer (8), son of Solomon (7) and 236 Mary Olive (Harlow) Faunce, born in Plymouth 28 September 1841. He married 24 April 1867 Roxanna c., daughter of William D. Winsor; born 6 April 1848 in Kingston. She was a descendant of Isaac Allerton John Alden, Francis Cooke, Stephen Hopkins, .Peter1 Brown, John Holland, and Edward Doty of the Mayflower. Solomon Elmer Faunce was elected member of the Mayflower Society in Washington, D.c., 21 February 1899, as a descendant of William Bradford, Thomas Rogers, Richard Warner, Myles Standishi John Alden, and Stephen Hopkins of the Mayf ower. Solomon Elmer Faunce enlisted 21 August 1862 in Co. D. 3rd Regiment, Massachusetts; served as clerk and carpenter. He was a clerk in the Treasury Department in Washington, D.C. Children of Solomon Elmer (8) and Roxanna c. (Winsor) Faunce-. 1048 Mary M. 9 , b. 31 Dec. 1867; m. Edwin G. Temple. 1049 Sarah E., b. 18 June 187b; m. Orlando E. Perry. 732 Joshua Bradford (8), son of Lemuel Bradford (7) and Elizabeth A. (Morton) Faunce~ born in Plymouth 17 October 1852; m. Eldora Drew of Kingston. He was a nailer. Children of Joshua Bradford (8) and Eldora (Drew) Faunce born in Plymouth. 1050 Eva Bradford9, b. 23 Dec. 1874; m. 29 Apr. 1894 in Middleboro Harry Williams, son of Thomas Cobb and Mary Adeline (Shurtleff) Shurtleff; b. in Carver 19 Nov. 1874. 1051 Dau. 740 William Thomas (8), son of William Bradford (7) and JJ.atilda (Bradford) Faunce, born in Plymouth 27 August 1837; living in 1908. He married in Dartmouth 28 February 1859 Hannah 237 Elizabeth Howland daughter of Clothier and Bertha (Cleveland~ Pierce; born there 16 .January 1837. William Thomas Faunce began his own shoe business in 1872 in Boston under the name Wm. T. Faunce & Sons. His motto was, 1•Take care of the customers and they will take care o:f you"'• Children of William Thomas (8) and Hannah Elizabeth Howland (Pierce) Faunce, elder born in Plymouth, younger born in Dartmouth. +1052 William Thomas9 , b. 7 Mch. 1~60 • • 1053 Edward Pierce,b. 9 Mch. 1864; m. 1 Jan. 1890 in Boston Susan Rachel, dau. of Marshall and Sarah Pope (Taber) Keith; b. in Mattapoisett 3 Feb. 1868; he was in the shoe business with his father. 7l+lt David Milla.rd (8), son of William Bradford (7) and Matilda (Bradford) Faunce, born in Plymouth in 1853; died in 1924. He married Alice Macomber; born in 1857; died 1931. She had brothers, William and Henry. David Millard Faunce was a brick mason. Children of David Milla.rd (8) and Alice (Macomber) Faunce born in Mattapoisett. +1054 Albert Millard, b. 6.Jan.1879. +1055 Arthur Chester, b. 19 Nov. 1883. 1056 Lillian, b. 1885. 767 Seth Leonard (8), son of David (7) and Mary Ann (Perkins) Faunce, born in Marion, Massachusetts, 22 February 1855; died in Marion 21 Nov. 193·8. He married 2 June 1885 Anne, dau. of George and Mary Dauman; b. 7 Dec. 1858 in Milford, Pa.; d. 26 Sept. 1935 in Marion. He spent sometime on a whaling boat. 238 Children of Seth Leonard (8) and Anne (Dauman) Faunce born in Marion, Mass. +1057 George Leonard9 b. 13 July 1886. 1058 Edith Dauman,b.13 April 1888;unm.; living. Louise Taber, b. 4 June 1891 in Marion, Mass.; m. 3 July 1911 in Salem, Victor Uriah, son of Charles c. and Hester (Jey) Jones; b. 25 January 1888 in Barnstable, Mass.; d. 2 Oct. 1906 in Middleborough, Mass. 773 William Herbert Perry (8), son of Daniel Worcester (7) and Mary Parkhurst (Perry) Faunce, born in Worcester, 15 January 1859; died in Providence, Rhode Island, 31 January 1930. He married in Lynn 18 June 1884 Sarah Rogers, daughter of Nathan w. and Ellen Edson; born in Somerville, New Hampshire. William Heroert Perry Faunce was an educator and clergyman; he graduated from Brown University in 1880 and received his Master of Arts Degree. He graduated from Newton Theological Seminary in 1884-. He was ordained to the Baptist ministry and became pastor of the State Street Baptist Church, Springfield. In 1887 he was called to the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church in New York City. In 1921 he was President of the World Peace Foundation. His books include "Educational Ideals in the Ministryn. He was a liberal in education and religion. He taught at Brown University, University of Chicagoi University of California, and Harvard. He was President of Brown University from 1899 to 1929. Degrees: DD Brown 1895; DD Yale 1901; DD Harvard• LLD Baylor 1904; LLD University of Alabama l905; LLD Dartmouth 1909; Wesleyan University 1909; Denison University 191'+; Amherst 1915; McMaster University (Canada) 1923; University of Rams 1920; Order of Crown of Italy 1929. Delta Upsilon Fraternity. Children of William Herbert Perry (8) and Sarah Rogers (Edson) Faunce born in New York City. 1059 Perry Edson9, b. 25 Nov. 1898; entered service 1 Oct. 1918, served 2 weeks in Brown, Minn., 2 mos. in Camp Lee, Va. 239

774 George Parkhurst (8) 1 son of Daniel Worcester (7) and Mary Parkhurst (Perry) Faunce 2 born in Malden, Massachusetts, 16 February 1801. He married Lucia Deborah, daughter of Charles Wesley Varney of Lynn; born 4 January 1867. He was a member of the Faunce and Spinney Co. in Lynn. Children of George Parkhurst (8) and Lucia Deborah (Varney) Faunce born in ¼'Dn• 1060 Dorothy Louise9, b. 6 Apr. 1891; m. 23 Sept. 1916 Stuart Thomson; she was educated in u.s. and France • • 775 Albert Bartlett (8), son of Daniel Worcester and Mary Parkhurst (Perry) Faunce, born in Malden 17 November 1862. He married in Jacksonville, Florida 28 June 1887 Alma Genevieve, daughter of Delos and Polly Maria (Lord) Luther; born in Pharsalia, New York, 7 January 1858. He was an electrical engineer and contractor; they lived in Chicago. Children of Albert Bartlett (8) and Alma Genevieve (Luther) Faunce. 1061 Daniel Luther9, b. 14 May 1890; d. 4 June 189!:i-. 1062 Albert Eugene, b. 22 Feb. 1893; d. 16 June 1894. 778 William Wallace (8), son of Jeduthan L. (7) and Abigail (Davis) Faunce, born in Wheeling, West Virginia, 29 September 1831; died in Leroy, New York, after 1892. He married Anna Marie, daughter of Charles Brow of Dresden, New York; she was born in 1836; died in Leroy between 27 September 1924 and 2 February 1930. William Wallace Faunce attended Bethany Academy; he was a wagonmaker and kept a livery stable. He was deputy sheriff 1875-1884; constable for 15 years; settled in Leroy at age of 19 years. 240 Children of William Wallace (8) and Anna Marie (Brow) Faunce born in Leroy, New York. +1063 George E.9, b. in 1859. 782 Bion Eleazer (8), son of .Jeduthan L. (7) and Lucy Adaline (Owens) Faunce, born in Guys Mill, Pennsylvania, 8 September 1867; died in Conneautville, Pennsylvania, 15 December 1948; buried there. He married in the Lutheran Church in Saegertown, Pennsylvania, 26 August 1878 Panola Flora Cutshall; born 23 July 1868 in Meadville; died 10 July 1935 in Conneautville. He was a shoe cobbler, physically handicapped. Children of Bion Eleazer (8) and Panola Flora (Cutshall) Faunce born in Guys Mill, Pennsylvania. +1064 Charles Darwin9, b. 23 May 1880. 1065 Margaret Esther, b. 14 Sept. 1882; m. in 1903 in Hickernell, Pa., Harry Raymond Wood; she is a physician. 783 Horace Bertram (8), son of Henry s. (Springer?} (7) and Lucinda E. (Glines) Faunce, born in Sharon, Vermont, in 1838. He married in Elmore, Vermont, 29 November 1859 Caroline M., daughter of Silas and Esther Ann (Pettingill) Pratt; born in 1840 in Vermont. He was a stage driver. Children of Horace Bertram (8) and Caroline M. (Pratt) Faunce born in Stowe, Vermont. +1066 Henry B.9, b. 6 Sept. 1860. 1067 Son, b. 11 Oct. 1861. 1068 Carrie E., b. 25 Apr. 1867; m. Dillingham; she was living in Saxtons River, Vt., 5 May 1930. 1069 Son, b. 23 Feb. 1870; d. 23 Mch. 1870 in Stowe. 789 Walter Horace (8), son of Joseph (7) and 241 Sarah (Springer) Faunce, born in Stowe, Vermont, 23 January 1874; died in Fall River Massachusetts. He married in Cambridge,7 Vermont, 16 November 1898 Margaret L. Moody; born in Stowe, 22 March 1878; died in East Providence, Rhode Island, 3 October 1937. Walter Horace Faunce moved from Vermont where he had farmed to Providence, Rhode Island, where he was employed by MacIntosh's Carriage Shop1 then he was supervisor of maintenance at the Old Colony Bank. He retired in 1958. Children of Walter Horace (8) and Margaret L. (Moody) Fa1mce. +1070 Wayne Moody9 , b. 11 Dec. 1899 in Hard­ wick, Vt. +1071 Nathaniel Lewis, b. 21 Jan. 1903 in Morristown, Vt. +1072 Gerald Horace, b. 3 Feb. 1906 in Hard- wick, Vt. 792 Benaldo (Nally) (8), son of Barnhart (7) and -~- (SWeet) Faunce born in Fauncetown, Pennsylvania, 5 March l8o3;2 died in Titusville, Pennsylvania, 29 January 1935; he is buried in Faunceto"WD.. He married Effie Kaster; born in Bars Corners, Sugar Lake, Pennsylvania, 19 June 1879; died in Titusville in 1959. He operated a shooting gallery at county fairs. Children of Benaldo (Nally) (8) and Effie (Kaster) Faunce born in Fauncetown, Pennsylvania. 1073 Elda9, b. 20 Mch. 1897; d. in Titus- ville, Pa., in 1927; m. Harry Nolan in Fauncetown. +1074 Fred Murl, b. 27 July 1903. +1075 Dewey Admiral, b. 14 August 1899. 796 James M. (8), son of Barnhart (7) and Amy E. (Lefford) Faunce, born in Crawford County, 21+2 Pennsylvania, 23 August 1891; died in Fauncetown, Pennsylvania, 7 February 1960; he is buried in the Dimond Cemetery. He married as her first husband Violet E. Dauson, born 6 January 1906; she married, second, 19 August 1961, John Rath. James M. Faunce was a farmer. Children of James M. (8) and Violet E. (Dauson) Faunce born in Fauncetown. +1076 Howard James9, b. 18 May 1929. 1077 Clinton Vernon, b. 31 Dec. 1933; d. in Fauncetown 11 May 1957; unm. 800 William Vernon (8)..1 son of Peabody, Jr. (7) and Phoebe M. (Clark) b'aunce, born in Troy Town­ ship, Crawf'ord County, Pennsylvania in 1871; died in Palm Beach, Florida, 6 December 1933. He married in Erie, Pennsylvania, 19 October 1893 Fannie Belle Nedeau; born in Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania, 25 May 1873; died 18 November 1953 in Palm Beach, Florida. William Vernon Faunce owned the Cincinnati Motor Co. (Pontiac dealer 1915-1931), was part owner of the Day and Faunce Real Estate Co. in Chicago, Illinois. Children of Willirun Vernon (8) and Fannie Belle (Nedeau) Faunce born in Harmonsburg, Pennsylvania. 1078 Donna9 , b. 19 Oct. 1891+; m. Charles L. Day; living in w. Palm Beach, Fla., in 1962. +1079 William Kenneth, b. 20 June 1896. 803 George Peabody (8)i son of George W. (7) and Marilda Jane (Stumpf) b'aunce, born in Troy Town­ ship, Crawf'ord, Pennsylvania, 2 September 1861+; died in Titusville, Pennsylvania, 27 January 1933; buried in the Fauncetown Cemetery. He married Sadie s. Vanderhoof; born in Titusville; living in 1919. He operated a grocery store in 24-3 Titusville for many years. Children of George Peabody (8) and Sadie s. (Vanderhoof) Faunce born in Titusville, Pennsylvania. 1080 Minnie M. 9; m. after 1919 __-lfoliday. 1081 Mildred, b. 6 Apr. 1899; d. 7 May 1932 in Warren, Pa.; m. Eugene w. Nichols. 1082 George H.. +1083 Charles L. 1084 Frank F.; d. in Titusville, Pa., 11 Feb. • m. Mary Holmes. 806 William E. (8), son of Bradley E. (7) and Margaret Faunce, born in Olean, New York; died there 19 September 1931. He married Susan F. --~• born 1859; died in Olean, New York, on or after 29 January 1932. Children of William E. (8) and Susan F. Faunce born in Olean, New York. 1085 Maude F.9, b. 1880 in Olean; m. Holmes or Holmer; she was living in Olean in 1932. 817 Sylvanus Carroll (8), son of Zenas (7) and Christiana (Pryor) Faunce, born in Duxbury, Massachusetts 30 May 1855; died in Creede, Colorado, 3 December 1949. He married in New York City 4 July 1882 Mary Ann, daughter of Augustus and Susan E. (Low) Wattles; born in Cincinnati or Mercer County, Ohio, 10 October 1845; died in Creede, 3 June 1935. She was one of the first women medical doctors to practice in New York City. Sylvanus Carroll Faunce was an artist and textile designer; he lived in New York City, Brooklyn, and Boston; about 1898 he moved to a ranch in Colorado. 244 Children of Sylvanus Carroll (8) and Mary Ann (Wattles) Faunce, eldest born in New York City, two younger in Brooklyn. +1086 Theodore Wattles9 , b. 25 June 1883. 1087 Eugenia, b. 11 June 1885l· m. in 1907 in Colo. Clayton Wetheri 1. 1088 Hilda, b. 16 Mch. 1887; m. in 1905 in Cortez, Colo., Winslow Wetherill; she is a writer. 821 Winslow (8),son of George (7) and Adeline Frances (Winslow) Fa1mce born in Kingston, Massachusetts, 11 April i850; died in Norwood, Massachusetts, or New Haven, Connecticut, in 1921. He married first Nellie, daughter of Joseph Addison and Marcia Washburn (Faunce) Stranger; born in Kingston; died there in 1880 (?). He married second Laura Stranger, sister of his first wife. She d. Norwood, Mass. 14 Oct_.. 1884. They had a dau. Ruth Winslow b. 27 Mar. lo90; d Children of Winslow (8) and Nellie (Stranger) Faunce born in Kingston. 1089 Clara Louise9 b. 15 May 1877; d. 12 June 1953 1n7 Norwood, Mass.; m. there 31 Oct. 1900 Ernest May; b. 21 Aug. 1879 in Dedham, Mass.; d. 19 Nov. 1947 in Norwood. 823 Linus (8) son of George (7) and Adeline Frances (Winsiow) Faunce, born in Kingston, Massachusetts, 16 October 1854; died in West Roxbury, 28 February 1929. He married in Duxbury 31 July 1888 Wilhelmina Heyer; born in Jamica Plain, Massachusetts, 31 July 1864; died in West Roxbury, 3 September 191+3. He was a professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Children of Linus ( 8) and Wilhelmina (Heyer) Faunce born in Boston. +1090 Kenneth Winslow9, b. 17 Dec. 1890. 1091 Mildred Cushing, b. 30 Dec. 1892; living in Brookline, Mass., 25 Oct. 1959; unm. 824 Alton (8), son of George (7) and Adeline Frances (Winslow) Faunce, born in Kingston 25 November 1856; died in New York City 18 May 1929. He married in Boston, April 1885, Ella Flood; born 19 March 1857 in Novia Scotia; died in New York City 23 May 1938. He was a paper dealer. +1092 Wendell Baxter (changed name to Wendell Winslow)9, b. 3 Sept. 1886. 825 George (8), son of George (7) and Adeline Frances (Winslow) Faunce, born in Kingston, 11 December 1858; died in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, February 1937. He married in Kingston 12 October 1882 Mabel Bicknell; born there 14 February 1863; died in 1926. George Faunce graduated from Harvard Umversity and Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He was a metallurgist. He was President of the Pennsylvania Smelting Co. and president of Carnegie National Bank. Children of George (8) and Mabel {Bicknell) Faunce born in Carnegie, Pennsylvania. 1093 Alice Cushing9, b. 2 June 1888; m. 21 Oct. 1913 in Carnegie, Pa., John c. Bigham. 1094 Dorothy Winslow, b. 27 May 1890j m. 7 June 1917 in Carnegie, Pa., .Kaymond. M. Helm. +1095 George, Jr.,. b. 30 July ;I-894 in Crafton, Pa.; d. ~ 4 Nov. 1969 in Naples, Fla. 1096 Margaret, b. 14 Jan. 1898l· m. (1) in Carnegie, Pa. 9 Feb. 935 John w. Thompson; m. l2) 28 Sept. 1939 ~ohn McDowell. 829 William Herbert (8), son of Seth Washburn (7) and Hannah Drew (Cushman) Faunce, born in Kingston 15 January 1847; died there 15 March 1935. He married there 24 December 1873 Helen W. Fish. He was a neurologist with offices in Boston. Children of William Herbert (8) and Helen w. (Fish) Faunce. 9 1097 Amy E. , b. 3 Aug. 1877• 830 Arthur Thomas (8), son of Seth Washburn (7) and Hannah Drew (Cushman) Faunce, born in Kingston 10 August 1849; died in North Abington 10 January 1911. He married in Abington in 1879 Sophia Angelia Merritt; born there 9 November 1856; died in North Abington in August 1921. He was a marketman. Children of Arthur Thomas (8) and Sophia Angelia (Merritt) Faunce born in Abington. 1098 Angie Merritt9, b. 26 Aug. 1880; d. 4 Dec. 1948 in Andover, Mass.; unrn. 1099 Marjorie Whitman, b. 16 May 1890; m. 28 July 1927 in Kingston, Mervin Edwin Stevens; b. 13 Aug. 1895 in Franklin, N.H.; d. 28 June 1959 in Andover, Mass. 831 Bertram Cushman (8), son of Seth Washburn (7) and Hannah (Drew) Faunce, born in Kingston 27 February 1853; died in Abington 22 April 1933. He married first, in Abington, 23 August 1882, Jennie V. Ball; born in 1862· died in 1884. He married second in Whitman,~ November 1892, Grace Morton daughter2 of Thomas F. and Sarah (Loring) Whiting; born 2 November 1872; died 25 November 1962. Bertram Cushman Faunce, a butcher, was a bass singer and his wife Grace was an organist. Children of Bertram Cushman (8) and Jennie V. (Ball) Faunce born in Abington. 1100 Harold Bertram9, b. 15 Sept. 1884; d. 7 June 1914 in Abington; unm. Children of Bertram Cushman (8) and Grace Morton (Whiting) Faunce born in Abington. 1101 Dorothy Whiting9, b. 17 Aug. 1893; unm. 1102 Bertha Cushman, b. 17 May 1895; m. in N. Abington 12 Oct. 1922 Lewis R. Lawday. He d. 29 April 1959. 1103 Amy Loring, h. 27 Oct. 1897; m. in Abington 9 Sept.1918 Kenneth B. Lud­ low. 1104 Mariam Elizabeth, b. 13 Feb. 1899; m. 12 Sept. 1935 in New York Alexander M. Beaton. 1105 Gertrude Esmond, b. 12 Apr. 1908; m. 13 July 1935 in Abington Charles A. MacPhetres. 835 Carlos Partridge (8) son of Elijah (7) and Ellen Sarah (Partridge) tauncei born in Abington 17 March 1861; died in Salem 3 March 1959. He married there 15 October 1884 Sarah Averi, daughter of John A. and Sarah (Hayward) Klng, born there 13 October 1864; died in Salem 13 February 1948. He was president of the board of Holyoke Fire Insurance. Children of Carlos Partridge (8) and Sarah Avery (King) Faunce born in Abington. 1106 Margaret Hayward9, b. 2 Oct. 1885. 1107 Frances Avery, b. 3 Nov. 1888. 842 Albert Lloyd (8), son of Albert (7) and Isabell (Simmons) Faunce, born in Kingston 18 April 1857. He married in Duxbury 3 May 1883 Jessie Benton, daughter of Andrew and Melissa (Chandler) Northey; born 12 July 1856 in Duxbury; died in Whitman l July 1938. Children of Albert Lloyd (8) and Jessie Benton {Northey) Faunce born in Whitman. 1108 Isabell Davis9, b. 30 Mch. 1885 in Whitman. 1109 Kenneth Albert b. 30 June 1888; m. in Whitman 18 uct.1 1918 Florence l!.ouise, dau. of Freeman and Annie Nevens; b. 8 June 1888 in Milton, Mass. 847 Mason Bancroft (8), son of Cornelius Adams (7) and Elizabeth Frances (Drew) Faunce, born in Kingston 11 December 1873; died in North Abington 11 August 1954. He married in West Dennis 5 August 1905 Polly Eva, daughter of John Francis and Rebecca Taylor (Wixon) Baker; born in West Dennis, 1 December 1877. He worked in a shoe last factory. Children of Ma.son Bancroft (8) and Polly Eva (Baker) Faunce, eldest born in North Abington, others in Brockton. 1110 Stella Elizabeth9, b. 24 Dec. 1906; d. 13 Dec. 1913 in N. Abington.

+1111 Neil Bancroft, b. 6 N0 v. 1912. 1112 Rebecca Burton, b. 30 Oct. 1914; unm. 856 Franklin Washburn (8), son of Benjamin Franklin (7) and Sarah Abigail (Atkinson) Faunce, born in Minot, Maine, 16 September 1849; died in Norway 1 Maine, 5 July 1927; buried there in Pine Grove cemetery. He was called Alvin W. in his father's Will. He married in Norway 27 January 1871 Phoebe Maria, daughter of Eben c. and SyTenna (Hall) Shackley; born there 29 April 1846; died there 22 June 1928. Franklin Washburn Faunce attended Hebron Academy. He lived in Weymouth, Massachusetts, when he was young, returned in 1879 to Norway, where he owned a general store and farmed. He was a member of the Knights of Pythias. Children of Benjamin Franklin (8) and Phoebe 249 Maria (Shackley) Faunce, eldest born in Weymouth, the others in Norway, Maine. 1113 Helen Hae 9 , b. 13 Jan. 1875; living in Howe Nursing Home, Norway, Me., 1 July 1961; m. 11 Nov. 189~ in Norway Hugh Pendexter; d. 14 June 1940 in Johnsto•,m, Pa. +1114 Benjamin Franklin, b. 18 Dec. 1878. 1115 Grace Louise, b. 30 June 1880; living in Marblehead, Mass., in 1960; m. 18 Jan. 1904 in Norway Walter Clark, son of John and Susan (Clark) Leavitt; b. 1879 in Swampscott, Mass. 858 Elmer Azel (8), son of Azel Wood (7) and Abbie Flagg (Rowe) Faunce, born in Norway, Maine, 27 February 1861; died 20 December 1924 in Auburn, Maine. He married first, in 1880, Rachel Denning; born in Poland, Maine , 3 0 September 18 59; died in Mechanics Falls, Maine, 8 August 1910. He married second, in McFalls, Maine,in 1912 Lulu Viola Hatch; born 1878 in Chester, Maine; died 1951 in Lewiston, Maine. Elmer Azel Faunce owned a livery stable, raced horses, and farmed. Children of Elmer Azel (8) and Rachel (Denning) Faunce, two elder born in Poland, Maine, youngest in Mechanics Falls. +1116 Lowe Elmer9, b. 31 Aug. 1882. 1117 Eulila Dordana, b. 19 Feb. 1885; living in 1959; m. 5 Jan. 1912 Harry M. Milliken. 1118 Edith Annie, b. 23 Sept. 1893; m. 2 Dec. 1916 Arthur A. Lampher. Children of Elmer Azel (8) and Lulu Viola (Hatch) Fannce born in Mechanics Falls, Maine. 1119 Vivian9, b. 1913; m. in Auburn, Me., 250 James Gayton. +1120 Azel Elmer, b. 29 Oct. 1914. 859 Edgar E. (8), son of Azel Wood (7) and Abbie Flagg (Rowe) Faunce, born in Norway, Maine, 24 May 1863; died in McFalls, Maine. He married there Abbie Thayer; born in Poland, Maine. He was a shoe finisher and farmer. Children of Edgar E. (8) and Abbie (Thayer) Faunce born in McFalls, Maine. 1121 Haze19. 1122 Er land. 860 Perley Benjamin(8), son of Azel Wood (7) and Abbie Flagg (Rowe) Faunce, born in West Minot, Maine, 7 March 1874; died in Buckfield, Maine, in 1952. He married first Florence May Maxim; born 15 JUly 1875; died in Mechanics Falls, Maine, 25 September 1951. She married, second, William G. Berry. Perley Benjamin.married second, in Buckfield, ___• He married, third,7 ___• He was a farmer. Children of Perley Benjamin (8) and Florence May (Maxim) Faunce. 1123 Ruby Louise9, b. 21 Apr. 1893 in Quincy, Mass.; d. in Mechanics Falls, Me., Sept. 1949; m. there Sept. 1949 Philip Gammon. 1124 Elsie Marion, b. 23 Sept. 1894 in Quincy, Mass.; m. l June 1915 in Lewiston, Me., Harry Record. +1125 Azel Wood, b. 23 Feb. 1896 in Mechanics Falls, Me. +1126 Harold Florian, b. 23 Oct. 1898 in Mechanics Falls. 1127 Bessie, b. 1903 in New Gloucester, Maine; d. there July 1905. +1128 Norman Perley, b. 18 Aug. 1905 in New Gloucester, Maine. 1129 Florence May, b. 1906 in New Gloucester, Me.; died there in 1906. 866 Melvin Daniel (8), son of Eben Coburn (7) and Roena Amelia (Love) Faunce, born in Bazetta Township Trumbull County, Ohio, 27 March 1866; died in Lakewood, Ohio, 11 December 1925; buried in Christian Church Cemetery in Cortland, Ohio. He married first--:--,,.- Holiday. They were divorced. He married second in Chicago Illinois, 2 May 1903 Nellie Gay Mulford{ born in 1Lafayette, Indiana, 13 October 1872; died in Lak~ood, Ohio, 14 November 191+6. Children of Melvin Daniel (8) and (Holiday) Faunce. --- 1130 Royal9; changed his name to Holiday after his parents were divorced. Children of Melvin Daniel (8) and Nellie Gay (Mulford) Faunce, elder born in Chicago, Illinois, younger in Akron, Ohio. 1131 Martha Roena9, b. 12 Mch. 1901+; m. 2 July 1926 Roy A. Anderson. +1132 Eben Melvin, b. 15 Feb. 1911. 868 Chester Herbert (8)~ son of Edwin Herbert (7) and Abbie Frances (~urgess) Faunce, born in Plymouth (South Ponds), Massachusetts, 7 September 1871; died in Tiverton, R.I.; 5 July 1937. He married there 24 November 1898 Mabel Mae Pierce; born there 21 April 1875; died in Fall River, Massachusetts, 16 October 1947. Chester Herbert Faunce was in the jewelry business and was a buyer for Woolworth's of New York City. Children of Chester Herbert (8) and Mabel Mae (Pierce) Faunce born in Fall River, 252 Massachusetts. 1133 Gladys Mabe19 , b. 16 Jan. 1906. 872 Elmer Ellis (8), son of James Henry (7) and Addie Ellen (Mapes) Faunce, born in Cortland Ohio, 17 S.eptember 1879; died in Cleveland, 6hio, 6 February 1933· he is buried in the Hillside Cemetery in Cortland. He married 22 November 1905 Harriet Maria, daughter of James William and May Isabelle (Medley) Freer; born in Bazetta Township, Trumbull County, Ohio 5 October 1883; died Cortland, Ohio, 23 June 1904.1 Elmer Ellis Faunce was a graduate of Cortland High School; he moved to Youngstown, Ohio, in 1910 and to Cleveland, Ohio, in 1927. He was a retailer in hardware and food. Harriet (Freer) Faunce attended school in the King School District, Trumbull County, and high school in Cortland, Ohio; she passed the Bokwell examination to teach school. Children of Elmer Ellis (8) and Harriet (Freer) Faunce, elder born in Cortland, Ohio, the younger in Youngstown, Ohio. +1134 James Freer9, b. 16 Aug. 1908. 1135 Elmer Ellis, Jr., b. 8 July 1917; d. 25 Feb. 1919 in Youngstown, Ohio. 873 Clyde Alton (8), son of James Henry (7) and Addie Ellen (Mapes) Faunce, born 6 September 1894 in Cortland, Ohio. He married 17 October 1925 in Dover, Ohio, Wanda Elizabeth Wagneri b. 4 July 1897; d. 18 Aug. 1966 in Cleveland, Ohio. Clyde Alton Faunce served in World War I for 2 years in Co. A. Am. Tn. in the u.s., France 1 and Germany. He was an acco'Wl.tant, is retirea and lives in South Euclid, Ohio. Children of Clyde Alton (8) and Wanda Elizabeth (Wagner) Faunce born in Cleveland, Ohio. 253 +1136 Richard Car19, b. l Nov. 1928. +1137 David Alton, b. 10 May 1932. 874 Jay Robert (8), son of Isaac (7) and Nancy (Clark) Faunce born in Beaver Dam, Allen County, Ohio, 17 September 1867; died in Peters­ burg, Michigan 26 December 193b; buried there in the Pleasant7 View Cemetery. He married there 28 November 1888 Sophia M. S.ardorf; she died there 5 July 1927. He was a farmer. Children of ~ay Robert (8) and Sophia M. (Sardorf) Faunce born in Petersburg., Michigan. +1138 Floyd Isaac9, b. 8 Apr. 1894~ 875 Alvin Ezra (8), son of Isaac (7) and Nancy (Clark) Faunce, born in Beaver Dam, Allen County, Ohio, 8 February 1869; died in 1963 in Toledo, Ohio. He married in Warren Ohio, 14 December 1892 Zella A. Miner; born 23 July 1873; died in 1962. He was a plumber. Children of Alvin Ezra (8) and Zella A. (Miner) Faunce, elder born in Ida, Monroe County, Michigan, the younger in Dundee, Monroe County, Michigan. +1139 Leland B. 9 , b. 13 Nov. 1893. +1140 Earl Morgan, b. 28 Feb. 1895. 879 Dayton Taylor (8), son of Isaac (7) and Alcinda (Bacon) Faunce, born in Petersburg, Michigan, 28 March 1879; died in Medina, Ohio, 25 April 1935. He married in Ida, Michigan, 12 August 1902 Clara Adeline Mauer. He was a farmer. Children of Dayton Taylor (8) and Clara Adeline (Mauer) Faunce. 1141 Helen Estella9 , b. 4 Nov. 1911 in Indiana; m. in Shelby, o., 13 July 1940 Cleo Wilcox. She first married George Tigges. 254 111+2 Bernice Gail, b. 23 Jan. 1917 in Peters­ burg, Mich.; m. 27 Sept. 1941 in Kentucky Carl Householder. Stuart Fred9, b. 26 Xan. 1922 in Medina, Ohio4m. 27 Dec. 1952 Mary Jane Hollinge? +lll+l+ Isaac Dayton, b. 30 Dec. 1925 in Medina, Ohio. 880 Charles Ellis (8), son of Isaac (7) and Alcinda (Bacon) Faunce, born in Petersburg, Michigan, 15 November 1880; living there in 1956. lie married in Monroe, Michigan, 19 August 1903 Cora Agnes Greenwalt, born in Beverly, Ohio, 26 September 1886. He was a farmer. Children of Charles Ellis (8) and Cora Agnes (Greenwalt) Faunce born in Lulu, Michigan. 1145 Lois Gertrude9, b. 21 Jan. l905i m. (l) in Monroe,. Mich., 20 J"une 1922 Elmer Holtz; m. (2) 19 .June 1950 Kenneth Wagenhauser. 881 Fred Alden (8) son of Calvin Philip (7) and Mary Amelia (Tew) Faunce, born in Greene Tow.nsh:lp, Trumbull County, Ohio, 5 March 1867; died in Detroit, Michigan, 20 July 1930. He married in Warren, Ohio, 16 November 1891 Etta, daughter of Alonzo IL and Sarah Electa (Brock­ way) Adams; born in Warren, Ohio, 30 November 1871; died there in 1925. Fred Alden was a real estate broker; he lived in Warren, Ohio; Columbus, Ohio; Grove City, Pennsylvania; and Wyandotte, Michigan. Children of Fred Alden (8) and Sarah Electa (Adams) Faunce born in Columbus, Ohio. 111+6 Hilda Adams9, b. 1 May 1896; d. in Warren, o., Apr. 1951; m. Sept. 1918 Herbert G. Do'Wlls. +1147 Gerald Alden b. 23 Nov. 1897; m. in w. Va., lb1 Dec. 1918 Bertha Grace Maguire. 255 885 Jay Morris (8) son of Calvin Phillip (7) and Clara Eugenia 1lliillyer) Fa1.U1ce, born in Greensburg, Ohio 1 8 November 1874. He married in Billings, Montana, 2 March 1904 Mabel Allen; born in Delphi, Indiana. Jay Morris Faunce served in the Spanish American War, Philippine Campaign, 1899-1901. He was a telegrapher. Children of Jay Morris (8) and Mabel (Allen) Faunce born in Great Falls, Montana. 1148 Wilda Ellen9, b. 14 May 1908; m. 29 May 1930, Judson G. Husted. · , 891 William Ulysses (8) son of Daniel Myron (7) and Samantha Lucretia (Alton) Faunce, born in Fremont~ Michigan, or Colburton, Indiana1 5 April 1~64; died in Petoskey, Michigan, ~2 September 1936. He married in Fremont, Michigan, 21 March 1887 Mary Isabelle Davis; born in Indiana 23 May 1867; died in Petoskey 24 December 1934. He was a carpenter and store keeper, lived in Petoskey. Children of William Ulysses (8) and Mary Isabelle (Davis) Fa1mce, all but the youngest born in Burt Lake, Michigan, the youngest born in Petoskey. 1149 Faith EvelY!l-9 b. 12 Dec. 1887; m. 26 October 19u61 Sheldon Cole. 1150 Hope Ethelyn, b. 7 Aug. 1889; d. Petoskey, Mich. 19 Apr. 1940; m. 25 Nov. 1920 Dick lRichard?) Robinson. +1151 Verald Daniel, b. 8 Oct. 1894. 1152 Izetta R., b. 2 Dec. 1896; d.9 July 1966 in Petoskey, Mich.; m. 11 Sept. 1922 Franks. Jacobs. 1153 Donald Benjamini b. 21 June 1903; m. 6 June 1948 He en L. __; d. l+ July 1')61. 256 +1154 Roland Cleo, b. 29 Aug. 1905. +1155 Lyle Raymond, b. 19 Oct. 1908. 893 Benjamin Alden (8)l son of Daniel Myron (7) and Samantha Lucretia lAlton) Faunce born in Fremont, Michigan, 3 March 1874; died1 in Ea.st Lansing, Michigan, 25 September 1941; buried there in the Evergreen Cemetery. He married in Ed.en, Ohio, 20 April 1898 Blanche L. Weldon; born 8 October 1872; died at East Lansing 1~ April 1956. Benjamin Alden Faunce was a clerk at Michigan Agriculture College for 18 years, Postmaster at East Lansing for 2 years; he was Mayor and City Clerk of East Lansing. Children of Benjamin Alden (8) and Blanche L. (Weldon) Faunce, two elder born in Fremont, Michigan, youngest in Petoskey. 1156 Cora; b. 30 June 1899; d. in Fremont, Mich., 30 June 1899 •. 1157 Cecila, b. 26 Apr. 1903; m. Ralph N. Wright. 1158 Norma, b. 24 Mch. 1909; m. Albert Ray Krider, Jr. 900 James Garfield (8), son of William Lucius (7) and Agnes Amelia (Young) Faunce, born in Shepherd, Isabella County, Michigan, 19 July 1880; died in Lansing, Michigan, 21 August 1933; buried Salt River Cemetery in Shepherd. He married September 1900 Cora Belle Swix; born 23 June 1882; died 16 December 1954 in Lansing, Michigan. He was a farmer and factory worker. Children of James Garfield (8) and Cora Belle (Swix) Faunce born in Shepherd, Coe Township, Isabella County, Michigan. 1159 William Donald9, b. 11 July 1901; d. 20 Apr. 1919 in Lansing, Mich.; unn1. 257 1160 Leah E., b. 13 Dec. 1906; m. in Lansing, Mich., 16 Aug. 1922 Roland Selfridge. 1161 Laura A., b. 13 Dec. 1906; m. in Lansing, Mich., 16 Aug. 1922 Alton Selfridge. Laura A. and Leah E. were twins. 901 Alden Joseph (8), son of William Lucuis (7) and Agnes Amelia (Young) Faunce, was born in Shepherd, Michigan, 1 December 1883. Re married there 14 December 1905 Winona E. Myers. Shed. 21 Jan. 1971, buried in Harbor Springs,Mich. He is a grocer and farmer. He lived. in Shepherd, Mich., before moving to Harbor Springs; Michigan. Children of Alden Joseph (8) and Winona E. (Myers) Faunce, two elder born in Shepherd, Michigan, the youngest in Petoskey, Michigan. 1162 Alice L.9 b. 13 Apr. 1909; m. 14 July 1940 ciare Wheaton; lives in Eaton Rapids, Mich. +1163 Lucius Dale, b. 17 Aug. 1911. 1164 Helen Winona, b. 3 Sept. 1915i· m. 24 Aug. 1940 c. Lester Luce; ives in Eaton Rapids, Mich. 905 Noah Moody (8), son of Leman Hezekiah (7) and Julia Delphine (Garrett) Faunce, born in Cumberland Countyi Illinois, in July 1948; died there 24 January 928; buried there in the Faunce Cemetery. He married Hannah Catherine Remer; born 8 August 1849; died 12 July 1933. Children of Noah Moody (8) and Hannah Catherine (Remer) Faunce born in Cumberland Co'Wlty, Illinois. 1165 Nannie9; m. James Doak. 1166 Mary Alice, b. 7 July 1871; d. 18 Jan. 1954 in Broadwell, Ill.; m. 23 Meh. 1890 in Montrose Alvin T. Byrne; b. 7 Mch. 1866; d. 1945. 258 1167 Cora Celeste, b. 21 Apr. 1877; d. 14 Apr. 1966; m. G. W. Stills. 912 Elmer Ellsworth (8), son of Alexander Hamilton (7) and Emma Elizabeth (Scott) Faunce, born in Montrose, Illinois, 12 January 1872; died in Mew.hall, Oklahoma, 6 July 1955. lie married in El Dorado, Kansas, 12 January 1897 Anna Arvella Bishop; born 19 February 1875 in Butler County, Kansas; died 5 September 1947 in Payne County, Oklahoma. Children of Elmer Ellsworth (8) and Anna Arvella (Bishop) Faunce. 1168 Leota Ola9i b. 19 Apr. 1899 in Payne Co., Ok a.; m. 20 Mch. 1922 in Stillwater, Okla.i Mantie Knott; he d. 12 June 196 in Sedan, Kan. 1169 Bertha Edith, b. 1 Oct. 1901 in Payne Co., Okla.; m. 20 Nov. 1918 in Stillwater, Okla., Jesse Collors. 1170 Millie Jane, b. 27 Sept. 1902 in Butler Co., Okla.; m. 27 Dec. 1921 in Wichita, Kan., Walter A. Goodman. 1171 Etta Almeda, b. 28 May 1904 in Butler Co. Okla.; m. 28 July 1920 in Stillwater, Okla., Ernest P. Boyde. 1172 Ethel Nell, b. 25 May 1906 in Sumner Co., Kan.; m. 7 July 1926 in New Kirk, Okla., Glenn Koch. 1173 Hazel Marie, b. 19 Dec. 1907 in Sumner Co.,. Kan.; d. 2 Feb. 1913 in Payne Co., Okla. 1174 Esther Grace, b. 13 Nov. 1910 in Butler Co., Kan.; m. 6 Aug. 1936 in Still­ water, Okla., Leon Dobson. +1175 Elias Hamilton, b. 6 Feb. 1916 in Sumner Co., Kan. 259 915 Archie Otis (8), son of Alexander Hamilton (7) and Emma Elizabeth (Scott) Faunce, born in Montrose, Illinois, 25 July 1878. He married first, in February 1907 in El Dorado, Kansas, Rachel Hamilton; she died in 1958 in Morro Bay, California; he married second, Mary __ in California. Children of Archie Otis (8) and Rachel (Hamilton) Faunce. 1176 Martha 9; m, _,,..,...,,._ and lived in Pa sa Robles, Calif. 916 Charles William (8) son of Alexander• Hamilton (7) and Emma Eiizabeth (Scott) Faunce, born in El Dorado, Kansas, 3 September 1880; died in Oroville, California, 17 December 1958. · He married Mary Ann, daughter of Thomas Franklin and Lizzie Jane Carroll; born 8 November 1889 in Mena, Arkansas. He was a carpenter, Children of Charles William (8) and Mary Ann (Carroll) Faunce. 1177 M. c. 9, b. 5 Jan. 1910 in Haleyville, Okla.; m, 5 Sept. 1934 Ruth Elaine Woods. 1178 Max Elliott, b. 14 Feb. 1912 in Bristol, Okla.; m, in June 1936 Dona Low.se Payne. 1179 Leonard Dewey, b. 11 Jan. 1914 in Okmulgee, Okla,; d, 7 Mch. 1927 in El Dorado, Kan. 1180 Howard Ellsworth, b. 9 Sept. 1916 in Jennings, Okla.; m, 25 Aug. 1940 Clarice Beryle Rains. 1181 Lee Paul, b. 9 Sept. 1919 in El Dorado, Kan.; m. in 1940 June Duensing. 1182 Dorothy Pauline, b. 9 Sept. 1919 in El Dorado, Kan.; m. 25 Aug. 1940 john Owen Robertson; she is a twin of Lee 260 Paul. 1183 Mary Juanita, b. 13 Dec. 1920 in El Dorado, Kan.; d. there 11 Jan. 1956; m. 12 Apr. 1949 Larry Olsen. 919 Clarence Clover (8), son of Alexander Hamilton (7) and Emma Elizabeth (Scott) Faunce, born in Wanisaboo, Chase County, Kansas, 25 July 1886; died 23 March 1959 in Richmond., California; buried in Sunset Cemetery in Berkeley, California. He married first, 16 June 1915 in El Dorado Kansasi Martha Gratton; born in Kansas 8 January 883; died in Texas 20 August 1943. He married second, 22 March 1945, Blanche Balter. He was a carpenter. Children of Clarence Clover (8) and Martha (Gratton) Faunce, elder born in Wichita, Kansas, the younger born in El Dorado, Kansas. 1184 Dorothy Frances9, b. 23 Jan. 1917; m. 27 June 1943 in Denison, Texas, Boyd H. Fowler. +1185 Glen Eugene, b. 17 Oct. 1918. 921 Ira Earl (8) son of Alexander Hamilton (7) and Emma Elizabeth7 (Scott) Faunce, born in El Dorado, Kansas, 8 January 1890; died in De Graff, Kansas. He married there 26 June 1918 Flossie Forest Hogoboom. Ira Earl was a stone mason. He served in World War I with the Engineers. Children of Ira Earl (8) and Flossie Forest (Hogoboom) Faunce. 1186 Earline Forest9, b. 8 Feb. 1919 in El . Dorado, Kan. 1187 Otis Earl, b. 18 Sept. 1923 in El Dorado, Kan.; lives in San Miguel, Calif. 1188 Robert Elmer, b. 29 Oct. 1925 in El 261 Dorado, Kan.; lives in Glen Rock, Wyo. 1189 William Caylorn, b. l Mch. 1928 in Anthony, Kan.; lived in Rosalia, Kan. 1190 Virgil Abury, b. 1 Mch. 1930 in Oak Hill, Kan. 1191 Floyd Howard, b. 5 June 1932 in El Dorado, Kan.; lives in Glen Rock, Wyo. 1192 Gertrude Rose, b. 20 Jan. 1937 ln El Dorado, Kan. 1193 Carrie Evalina, b. 2 Feb. 1939. 922 Virda Paul (8), son of Alexander Hamilton (7) and Emma Elizabeth (Scott) Faunce, born in El Dorado, Kansas, 3 September 1892. He married first Winnie Gresham; he married second Valarie __; he married third Gladys __•

Virda Paul Fal.lllce changed his name to 11 La11 Faunce. Children of Virda Paul (8) and Winnie (Gresham) Fal.lllce. 1191~ Son9. 1195 Dau. Children of Virda Paul (8) and Gladys(_) Faunce. 9 1196 Son. 1197 William; lives in Medford, Ore. 927 Myler Williard Hamilton (8), son of Clement Leonard (or Landingham) Faunce, born in Montrose, Illinois,4 September 1896. He married in Casey, Illinois, in 1920 Ruth Foster. 262 Children of Myler Williard (8) and Ruth (Foster) Faunce. 1198 Virginia9. 1199 Norma. 934 Thomas William (8), son of Frank Loveless (7) and Sarah Elizabeth (Wilkinson) Faunce, born in Nebraska City, Nebraska, 14 August 1878. He died in Independence, Missouri, 27 March 1936. He married in Kansas City, Kansas, Hattie Rosetta Cheney; she was born in Freeport, Illinois; died 30 November 1942 in Independence, Missouri. Children of Thomas William (8) and Hattie R. (Cheney) Faunce born in Independence, Missouri. 1200 Evalena Lenora9, b. 24 May 1901. +1201 Francis Levi, b. 19 Apr. 1903. 1202 Eleanor Louise,b. 21 Dec.1920; m. in Independence, Mo., 7 June 1941 Melvin E. Dowden. 936 Mark Thomas (8), son of Leenan Logan (7) and Ruby Celeste (Forscutt) Faunce1 born in Nebraska City, Nebraska, 24 May 18~4. He married in Eustis, Nebraska, 24 Oct. 1917 Edna Mae Keller. He is a medical doctor, lives in Julesburg, Colorado. Children of Mark Thomas (8) and Edna Mae (Keller) Faunce. 1203 Marcine9; m. ___ Drescher of Madison, Wis. 938 Lee Warrington (8), son of Leenan Logan (7) and Ruby Celeste (Forscutt) Faunce, born in Nebraska City, Nebraska, 31 October 1901; died in Steele City, Nebraska, 5 May 1958. He married in Bonaparte, Iowa, 22 May 1927 Myrtle Emrick; born in Beatrice, Iowa, 28 October 1900. Children of Lee Warrington (8) and Myrtle 263 (Emrick) Faunce born in Tempe, Arizona. +1204 Robert Lee9, b. 16 April 1928. 939 Roscoe Orville (8), son of Leenan Logan (7) and Ruby Celeste (Forscutt) Faunce, born in Nebraska City, Nebraska, 1 November 1905; died 22 June 1960 in Lamoni, Iowa. He married in Baltimore, Maryland, 7 August 1937 Grace Edwards; born 3 August 1913 in Steubenville, Ohio. He was an instructor at Graceland College. Children of Roscoe Orville (8) and Grace (Edwards) Faunce born in Leon, Iowa •. 1205 Edward Lee9, b. 5 Sept. 1938; m. in Independence, Mo., 27 Dec. 1959 Nancy Chapman. 1206 Arthur Earl, b. 25 Dec. 1939. 1207 William Mark, b. 18 June 1941. 1208 Janice Irene, b. 1 Jan. 1945. EIGHTH GENERATION REFERENCES - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". Bible of #582 • Family Records of #949. Family Records of #949. Family Records of Forest M. Waite (son of #1210). ttNew Bedford Massachusetts Vital Records'~ 946 - Same Family Records as #582. 947 - See Ninth Generation References. 948 - Ibid. 583 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records"• 1tNew Bedford Massachusetts Vital Records". 949 - See Ninth Generation References. 950 - Ibid. 1 951 - tNew Bedford Massachusetts Vital Records". 585 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsu. Family Records of #956 and #1221. 952 - Ibid. 264 953 - See Ninth Generation References. 586 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". Family Records of #949 and #947. Family Records of Mrs. J. D. Murry (daughter of #957). •tw.story of a Branch of the Weaver Familytt, Lucius E. Weaver, 1928, P• 182. "Our County and Its People Bristol 11 County, Massachusetts ', i899, P• 188. 954 - See Ninth Generation References. 955 - Sa.me Family Records as #586. 956-57 - Ibid. 598 - Family Records of #960 and #1228. 958-59 - Ibid. 960 - See Ninth Generation References. 961 - Ibid. 962 - Same Family References as #598. 963-64-65-66 - Ibid. 603 - "Vital Records of Hallowell Maine". "Vital 'Records of Augusta Maine"• "Vital Records of Gardiner Maine••. "Vital Records of Topsham Maine". 967 - "Vital Records of Gardiner Maine". 968-69 - Ibid. 970 - See Ninth Generation References. 620 - Family Records of #1242 and #1244. 971-72 - Ibid. 973 - See Ninth Generation References. 974 - Same Family Records as #620. 975-76 - Ibid. 977 - See N~nth Generation References. 978 - Same Family Records as #620. 631 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 979 - Ibid. ttBoston Massachusetts Directories"'• 980 - "Sandwich Massachusetts Vital Records". 981 - Ibid. 644 - Family Records of #982. 982 - Ibid. 650 - Family Records of #649. 983-84 - Ibid. 6 53 - ••Doane Genealogy", Alfred Alder Doane, 1902, P• 315. Family Records of #985 and #987. 985 - See Ninth Generation References. 986 - Same Family Records as #653. 265 987-88 - Ibid. 656 - "History and Directory of Randolph, Massachusetts", 1891. Family Records of #989. 989 - See Ninth Generation References. 990 - Family Records of #989. 991-92 - Ibid. 658 - Family Records of #997• 993-94-95-96 - Ibid. 997 - See Ninth Generation References. 998 - Family Records of #997. 664 - Family Records of #999. 999 - See Ninth Generation References. 669 - Family Records of #1004, #1005 and #1007. 1000 - See Ninth Generation References. 1001 - Ibid. 1002 - Family Records of #1004, #1005 and #1007. 1003 - Ibid. 1004 - See Ninth Generation References. 1005 - Same Family Records as #1002. 1006-07 - Ibid. 670 - Family Records of #1269. 1008 - See Ninth Generation References. 1009 - Family Records of #1269. 1010 - Ibid. 672 - Family Records of #672. 1011 - Ibid. 1012 - See Ninth Generation References. 1013 - Ibid. 673 - Family Records of #673. "Brockton Newspaper 11 1 May 1958. 1014 - Family Records of #613•1 675 - Family Records of #1015 and #1016. 1015 - See N1nth Generation References. 1016 - Family Records of #1015 and #1016. 681 - Family Records of #1017 and #1018. 1017 - See Ninth Generation References. 1018 - Ibid. 1019 - Same Family Records as #681. 1020 - Sae Ninth Generation References. 683 - Family Records of #1018 and #1021. 1021-22 - Ibid. 685 - Family Records of #686. 1023 - See Ninth Generation References. 1024 - Family Records of #686. 1025 - Ibid. 266 690 - Family Records of #1026. 1026 - See Ninth Generation References. 1027 - Same Family Records as #690. 694 - Family Records of #1028. 1028 - Ibid. 698 - Family Records of #1032, #1033 and #1298. 1029-30-31-32-33 - Ibid. 1034 - See Ninth Generation References. 1035 - Same Family References as #698. 1036 - Ibid. 718 - 1tDescendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, P• 345, 716. 1037-38-39 - Ibid. 721 - Same references as #718. 1040 - Ibid. 1041 - See Ninth Generation References. 1042 - Same references as #718. 1043-44-45-46-47 - Ibid. 11 726 - "History of Plymouth, Massachusetts , William T. Davis, P• 105, 110 116. "The Mayflower Descendantn, 1-124; 2-62, 63. "Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors in the Civil War", 4-17. 1048 - Family Sources. 1049 - Ibid. 732 - "Records of William Spooner", Thomas Spooner, 1883, P• 456. 1050 - Ibid. "Descendants of William Shurtleff", Benjamin Shurtleff, 1912, 2-l.t-62. 1051 - Same references as #732. 74o - 11 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsu. "New England Library of Genealogy and Personal History", Charles E. Hurd, 1902, P• 485, 486. 1052 - See Ninth Generation References. 1053 - Same references as #740. 744 - Family Records of #1054 and #1055. 1054 - See Ninth Generation References. 1055 - Ibid. 1056 - Same references as #744. 767 - 1•1860 Census of Mattapoisett, Massachu­ etts1•. David Faunce Bible Records. 1057 - See Nd.nth Generation References. 267 1058 - David Faunce Bible Records. 773 - 11 Dictionary of American Biography'•, Echols and Fraser, 1931, v. 6-299. 1059 - Ibid. 774 - Family Records of #774. 1060 - Ibid. 775 - Family Records of #773• "The Sterling Genealogy", A. w. Sterling, 1909, p. 808. 1061-62 - Ibid. 777 - "Gazetteer of Genesee County,_ New York", F. W. Beers, 1890, p.129, ,26. u1892 Census of LeRoy New York". 1063 - See Ninth Generation References. 782 Family Records of #1065. • 1064 - See Ninth Generation References. 1065 - Family Records of #1065. 783 - ''Vital Records of Vermont"·. "1880 Census of Lamoille County, Vermont''• 1066 - See Ninth Generation References. 1067 - "Vital Records of Vermont". 1068 - Same references as #783. ttLamoille County, Vermont-Probate"", 1930. 1069 - nvital Records of Vermont". 789 - Family Records of #1070 and #1072. 1070 - See Ninth Generation References:. 1071-72 - Ibid. 792 - Family Records of #1075• Family Records of Mrs. G.C. Grove (Refer to index). 1073 - Same references as #792. 1074 - See Ninth Generation References. 1075 - Ibid. 796 - Family Records of #796. 1076 - See Ninth Generation References. 1077 - Family Records of #796. 800 - Family Records of Mrs. G. c. Grove (Refer to index). Family Records of Mrs. Marion Gordon (Refer to index). Family Records of #1079. 1078 - Same Family Records as #800. 1079 - See Ninth Generation References. 803 - 11Titusville, Pennsylvania Heraldn, 28 .January 1933. 268 11 Cr awford County, Pennsylvania Deeds"'. 1080 - Ibid. 1081 - Family Sources. 1082 - Ibid. 1083 - See Ninth Generation References. 1084 - Family Sources. 806 - ncattaraugus County, New York-Probatett, 1932. 1085 - Ibid. 817 - Boston Massachusetts Directories. Family Records of #1086 and #1088. 1086 - See Ninth Generation References. 1087 - Same Family Records as #817. 1088 - Ibid. 11 821 - "Kingston Massachusetts Vital Records '. Family Records of #1089. 1089 - Ibid. 823 - Family Records of #1091. 1090 - See Ninth Generation References. 1091 - Ibid. 824 - Family Records of #1343 and #1344. 1092 - See Ninth Generation References. 825 - Family Records of #1095 and #1096. 1093-91+ - Ibid. 1095 - See Ninth Generation References. 1096 - Same Family Records as #825. 829 - Family Records of #1099. 1097 - Ibid. 830 - Ibid. 1098-99- Ibid. 831 - Family Records of #1099, #1102 and #1103. llOO-Ol-02-03-04-05 - Ibid. 835 - Family Records of #1106 and #1107. 1106-07 - Ibid. 842 - Family Records of #1108. 1108 - Ibid. 1109 - Ibid. 847 - Family Records of #847 and #1111. 1110 - Ibid. 1111 - See Ninth Generation References. 1112 - Same Family Records as #847. 856 - nHistory of Paris, Maine 0 ! William B. Lapham-Silas B. Maxim, 881+, P• 597• "History of Norway, Maine", c. F. Whitman, 1924, P• 407. Norway Pine Grove Cemetery, Norway, 269 Maine. Family Records of #1114 and #lll5. 1113 - Same references as #856. 1114 - See Ninth Generation References. 1115 - Same references as #856. 858 - Family Records of #1117, #1118 and #1120. 1116 - See Ninth Generation References. lll7 - Same references as #858. 1118-19 - Ibid. 1120 - See Ninth Generation References. 859 - Family Records of #1353• 11 1888 Norway, Maine Directory". 1121 - Family Records of #1353• 1122 - Ibid. · , 860 - Family Records of #1124, #1126, #1128 and #1353. 1123-24 - Ibid. 1125 - See Ninth Generation References. 1126 - Ibid. 1127 - Same Family Records as #860. 1128 - See Ninth Generation References. 1129 - Same Family Records as #860. 866 - Family Records of #1131 and #1132. 1130-31 - Ibid. 1132 - See Ninth Generation References. 868 - Family Records of #870. 1133 - Ibid. 872 - Family Records of #1134 (author and compiler of "The Faunce Family"). 1134 - See Ninth Generation References. 1135 - Same references as #872. 873 - Family Records of #873. 1136 - See Ninth Generation References. 1137 - Ibid. 874 - Family Records of #875 and #1138. 1138 - See Ninth Generation References. 875 - Family Records of #875 and #1139. 1139 - See Ninth Generation References. 1140 - Ibid. 879 - Family Records of #879 and #1141. 1141-42 - Ibid. 1143 - See Ninth Generation References. lll+lt - Ibid. 880 - Family Records of #875, #879 and #880. 1145 - Ibid. 881 - Family Records of #885 and #1147. 270 11 Adams Hi story", Andrew N. Adams, 1898, P• 191. 1146 - Same references as #881. 1147 - See Ninth Generation References. 885 - Family Records of #885. 1148 - Ibid. 891 - Family Records of #1149, #1151 and #11,1+. Family Records of Norma Krider (Refer to index). 1149 - Same Family Records as #891. 1150 - Ibid. 1151 - See Ninth Generation References. 1152 - Same Family Records as #891. 1153 - Ibid. 1154 - See Ninth Generation References. 1155 - Ibid. 893 - Family Records of #893. 1156-57-58 - Ibid. 900 - Salt River Cemetery, Shepherd, Michigan. Family'Records of #901, #1160 and #1161. 1159-60-61 - Ibid. 901 - Family Records of #901 and #1163. Family Records of George H. Stone (Refer to index). 1162 - Same Family Records as #901. 1163 - See Ninth Generation References. 1164 - Same Family Records as #901. 905 - "Mt. Palaski News Clipping", 21 January 1954. Family Records of Mrs. Russell R. Jackson (Refer to index). 1165-66 - Ibid. 116? - Family Records of Mr. James s. Parker (Refer to index). 912 - Family Records of #914, #915 and #1168. 1168-69-70-71-72-?3-74 - Ibid. 1175 - See Ninth Generation References. 915 - Family References of #915. 1176 - Ibid. 916 - Fa.lI\ily References of #916. 11?7-78-79-80-81-82-83 - Ibid. 919 - Family Records of #919 and #1184. 1184 - Ibid. 1185 - See Ninth Generation References. 921 - Family Records of #921. 271 ll86-87-88-89-90-91-92-93 - Ibid. 922 - Family Records of #1197• 1194-95-96-97 - Ibid. 927 - Family Sources. 1198 - Ibid. 1199 - Ibid. 934 - Family Records of #1200. 1200 - Ibid. 1201 - See Ninth Generation References. 1202 - Same Family Records as #1200. 936 - Same Family Records as #575. 1203 - Ibid. 938 - Family Records of 11204. 1204 - See Ninth Generation References. 939 - Family Records of #937 and #939. 1205-06-07-08 - Ibid. . NINTH GENERATION 947 Joseph Cundall (9), son of Eldridge L. (8) and Ann Marie (Little) Faunce, born in Dartmouth, Massachusetts 12 March 1861; died in Taunton, 13 February 1898. He married there 25 December 1884 Eliza E. Ladd, born in Haverhill, 27 July 1857. Children of Joseph Cundall (9) and Eliza E. (Ladd) Faunce born in Taunton. 1209 John Ladd1o, b. 18 Apr. 1897; d. 20 Apr. 1897 in Taunton. 948 Augustus Baker (9), son of Eldridge L. (8) and Ann Marie (I:d.ttle) Faunce, born in Dartmouth, Massachusetts, 25 May 1869; died there 22 October 1914. He married there 7 March 1888 Elizabeth H., daughter of George and Susan Wordell; born there; died in Naples, Florida. Children of Augustus Baker (9) and Elizabeth H. (Wordell) Faunce born in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. 1210 Sylvia HowlandlOt b. 28 Jan. 1889; d. in New Bedforct, 14 Dec. 1947; m. in Dartmouth 4 Nov. 1908, Harold s. Waite; he d. 23 May 1955. 1211 Louise M., b. 10 Feb. 1898, d. 26 Dec. 1899 in Dartmouth. +1212 Chester Augustus, b. 9 June 1902. 1213 Hilda Josephine, b. 18 Mch. 1904; m. (1) 28 Aug. 1926, in New Bedford, George T. Barton of Winchester; m. (2) in New Bedford, Oct. 1934, William Jewett; m. (3) in Amherst, Mass., June 1900, B. Buhl. 1214 Sarah Baker, b. 26 Oct. 1905. 272 273 949 Charles Loum (9), son of Loum Hathaway (8) and Phebe Borden (Davis) Faunce, born in New Bedford, 3 October 1865, was living in 1959. He married in New Bedford 16 October 1890 Charlotte E., daughter of Clarence and Emily Bearse of New Bed.i'ord; born there 16 April 1868;, died there 27 September 1961. He was 101 in l9b7• Children of Charles Loum (9) and Charlotte E. (Bearse) Faunce born in New Bedford. 1215 Marion10, b. 17 Apr. 1893; unm. in 1959. 1216 Helen, b. 23 June 1895 or 29 Jan. 1895; m. in New Bedford 14 Aug~ 1~16 Joseph A. Luce. 950 Vernon Clifton (9), son of Loum Hathaway (8) and Phebe Borden (Davis) Faunce, born in New Bedford 5 March 1875; living in Palmer, Massachusetts, in 1967. He married in New Bed­ ford, 6 March 1900, Edith P. Lewis; born there 26 February 1878. Children of Vernon Clifton (9) and Edith P. (Lewis) Faunce born in New Bedford. 1217 Bernice Lewis10, b. 21 Nov. 1901; unm. in 1958. 953 Davis Collins (9) son of John Thomas (8) and Mary Ann (Collins~ Faunce, born in Dartmouth 8 August 1873; died there 11 January 1949. He married there first, 16 August 1899, Floratine A., daughter of George and Emily (Reed) Rogers; born in New Bedford in 1881; died in Dartmouth, 20 September 1909. He married second, in Dighton, 20 June 1917, Jennie May, daughter of John Thomas and Mary E. (Yerrington) Adams; born in Dighton l May 1891; died 9 September 1931 in North Dartmouth. He was a farmer. Children of Davis Collins (9) and Floretine A. (Rogers) Faunce born in North Dartmouth. 10 1218 Carlton Thomas b. 22 Nov. 1900• living in 1959; m. (1) New Bedtord 274 29 Apr. 1920 Alice D., dau. of Capt. Andrew D. and Mary Ann (George) West; b. 22 Jan. 1898 in New Bedford; d. 7 Jan. 1952; m. (2) 24 June 1952 Mary, dau. of Francis and Isabel (Souza) Macedo; b. 30 Sept. 1906 in New Bedford. +1219 Oliv~r Lero_y, b,._ 4 AJ;lr~ .1905.in N-.Dartmouth Mass.; d. 1 vec. l9v'1'1 in San .Jose, Calil 1220 Adelbert Franklin, b. 20 Nov. 1908; living in 1959; m. in Westport 12 Feb. 1933 Blanche Colombe of Fall River. Children of Davis Collins (9) and Jennie May (Adams) Faunce. 1221 Marion10, b. 4 Apr. 1919; living in 1959; m. (1) in Westerly, R.I., 5 Sept. 1936 Philip Guillettei· m. (2) in Las Vegas, Nev., 12 May 951 Don. Penny. +1222 Linwood Davis,. b. 4 Feb. 1923. 1223 Gladys, b. 27 Sept. 1925; living in 1959; m. in New Bedford 12 Apr. 1947 Harold William Salter of Cranston, R.I. 954 William Henry (9), son of Silas Terry (8) and Almeda Barker (Poole) Faunce, born in Dart­ mouth 25 December 1873; died in New Bedford 15 July 1941. Re married there first, 1 May 1895, Hattie E. Tripp born 24 March 1872; died in Dartmouth 26 October 1897. He married second, 26 October 1898, Sarah Lucy Davis• died 5 October 1925. He married third,~ October 1926, Andra A. Dellano. Children of William Henry (9) and Hattie E. (Tripp) Faunce born in Dartmouth. 1224 Milton Everett10, b. 28 Apr. 1896; d. 1 May 1896 in Dartmouth. 275 Children of William Henry (9) and Sarah Lucy (Davis) born in Dartmouth. 10 +1225 Mahlon Stanley , b. 5 Dec. 1900. 960 Herman William (9), son of Sumner Meric, Jr. (8) and Mary Elizabeth (Oneal) Faunce, born in Atchison County, Kansas, 15 February 1884. He married 6 March 1906 in Holten, Kansas, Ida Grace, daughter of William Landon and Mary Frances (Bonsell) Hale; born 14 June 1888 in Denison, Kansas. He is in real estate. Children of Herman William (9) and Ida Grace (Hale) Faunce, elder born in Colby, Kal.\sas, in a sod house, younger born in Denison, Kansas. +1226 Arlie William10, b. 22 Mch. 1911. 1227 Alberta Albine, b. 14 Feb. 1914; m. in Topeka, Kan., 20 .Tuly 1949 Earl LeRoy Chrans. 961 Jesse Lee (9), son of Sumner Meric, Jr. (8) and Mary Elizabeth (Oneal) Faunce, born in Atchison County, Kansas, 25 March 1888; died in Holten, Kansas, 9 November 1957. He married there 4 December 1915 Mary Mabel Winters; born in Mayetta, Kansas, 17 November 1891. Children of Jesse Lee (9) and Mary Mabel (Winters) Faunce born in Denison, Kansas. 1228 Harry Lee10, b. 15 Aug. 1916; m. in Denison, Kan., 28 Apr. 1940 Pearl PauJ.ine, dau. of George John and Stella Mae (Page) Walz; b. 17 Sept. 1918, in Mortonville, Kan. 1229 Harold Earl, b. 19 Feb. 1918; lives in Topeka, Kan.Daughter Lynda Sue Faunce. +1230 Robert Arthur, b. 15 July 1920. 1231 Clarence Olen, b. 6 Dec. 1925; m. in Valley Falls, Kan., 16 June 1948 Irene Boyce. 276 970 Irving Harrington (9), son of Frederick B. (8) and Rosilla (Harrington) Faunce, born in Gardiner, Maine; died in Brunswick, Maine in 1932. He married there in 1898 first Effie, daughter of Edward and--,,.~ (BragdonJ1 Brawn, second, Bertha, daughter of Fred and Ida Smith; died in Topsham, Maine. Irving Harrington Faunce was a harness maker. Children of Irving Harrington (9) and Effie (Brawn) Faunce, eldest born in Topsham, Maine, others in Brunswick, Maine. +1232 Frederick Ernest10, b. 20 Nov. 1899. 1233 Rose Ellen, b. 22 Nov. 1901; m. Warner. 1234 Jennie May, b. 1905 +1236 Roland Freeman, b. Aprl. 1909. Children of .Irving Harrington (9) and Bertha (Smith) Faunce born in Brunswick Maine. 1235 Doris. 1237 Clement. 973 Walter Joseph (9), son of Calvin Barstow, Jr. (8) and Ann T. (Rogers) Faunce, born in Roxbury, 14 October 1875; died in Boston, 26 July 1932. He married there 18 April_, Mary Josephine FitzSimmons; born in 1873; died 8 June 1949. Walter Joseph Faunce was a dentist. Children of Walter Joseph (9) and Mary Josephine (FitzSimmons) Faunce born in Boston. 1238 Mary Louise10 b. 29 May 1907; d. 5 Oct. 1960 in Braintree; m. in Boston 10 Sept. 1938 Edward Doyle. 1239 Walter J., b. 1 Dec. 1908; m. in 1958 Ann King. 1240 Anna, b. 27 Aug. 1910; d. 5 Mch. 1934 in Boston. 1241 Catherine Augusta! b. 13 Feb. 1913; m. 14 Aug. 1943 M chael Stempleski. 277 1242 Paul F., b. 10 Nov. 1914. 977 Calvin Barstow, III (9) son of Calvin Barstow Jr. (8) and Ann T. iRogers) Faunce, born in Roxbury 14 January 1881; died in Boston 22 Sept. 191+8. He married in Philadelphia Rita A. Power; born there in 1889. She died Nahant, Mass. on 17 March 1965. Calvin Barstow Faunce, IIIi graduated from Baltimore Medical College in 904• he had a fellowship in the American Medical Association; was Assistant Professor of Otology at Harvard Medical School; specialist in otology, laryngology and rhinology; member of the American College of Surgeons. · • Children of Calvin Barstow, III, (9), and Rita (Power) Faunce born in Boston. 1243 Rita10, b. 1913. Calvin Barstow, IV, b. 24 June 1916; m. in Boston on 21 Jan. 1954 Camilla dau. of Guglielmo Cinit b. 6 April 1927. Calvin,died 28 Jan. 1964. 1245 James s., b. 18 Dec. 1921; d. 6 June 1943 on Truck Island in Pacific Ocean. 1246 Mary, b. 1 Apr. 1923i m. in 1941 in Boston Thomas G. ~waim. 985 Linwood Draper (9), son of Ernest Linwood (8 ); and Laura Adelaide (Draper) Faunce, born in Auburn, Maine, 23 February 1891. He married in Mt. Vernon, New York, 27 September 1915 Florence T., daughter of John and Minnie (Horn) Whittaker; born there 7 October 1891. He was with the New York Telephone Company. Children of Linwood Draper (9) and Florence T. (Whittaker) Faunce, elder born in Mt. Vernon, New York, the younger in Elizabeth, New Jersey. +1247 John Draper10, b. 27 Jan. 1918. 1248 Nancy Virginia, b. 14 Sept. 1922; m. in Cranford, N.J., 17 Nov. 1945 Gordon Randall Webber. 278 989 Harry Milton (9), son of Edward (Edwin) Everett (8) and Elizabeth Ann (Humphrey) Faunce, born 7 June 1904 in Brockton. He married 30 June 1935 in Quincy Kathryn Marion, daughter of David and Ellen (Hickey) De Coste; born there 20 February 1902; they live in Milton. Children of Harry Mil ton (9) and Kathryn Marion (De Coste) Faunce born in Braintree. 10 1249 Gerald Robert , b. 8 Dec. 1937. 1250 Marcia Ann, b. 28 Mch. 1939. 1251 Mary, b. 17 Aug. 1940; d. 17 Aug. 1940 in Braintree. 1252 Elaine Eleanor, b. 3 Mch. 1942. 1253 Patric~a, b. 17 Mch. 1945. 997 Frank Ellis Jr., (9), son of Frank Ellis (8) and Elsie Ida (h.scher) Faunce, born in Randolph 24 November 1923. lie married in Stoughton 28 March 1948 Anne Mary D1Amadio born in Brockton 25 August 1925. He lives in Stoughton.1 Children of Frank Ellis, Jr. (9) and. Anne Mary (D 1Amadio) Faunce born in Brockton. 1254 Robert Joseph10, b. 10 Jan. 1950. 1255 Barbara Ann, b. 13 Sept. 1956. 999 Robert Dunbar (9), son of Leroy Leslie (8) and Florence Noster (Ingersol) Faunce, born in Boston 4 March 1913. He married in Manchester, New Hampshire, 12 October 1936 Mary Rose Swierk, born 13 October 1917. A chemist, he lives in Richmond, Virginia. Children of Robert Dunbar (9) and Mary Rose (Swierk) Faunce born in Boston. 1256 Joan Lee10, b. 20 Dec. 1939. 1257 Robert Leroy, b. 20 July 1941. 279 1258 Barbara Elaine, b. 28 Nov. 1941+. 1000 Sherman Powers (9), son of William Heath (8) and Ethel M. (Powers) Faunce, born in Cadillac, Michigan, 3 December 1907. He married in Detroit 16 October 1937 Lydia Krall, born 16 February 1906. A physician, he lives in Detroit, Michigan. Children of Sherman Powers (9) and Lydia (Krall) Faunce born in Detroit, Michigan. 1259 Sherman Powers, Jr.10, b. 23 Sept. 1938. 1001 William Cole (9), son of William ijeath (8) and Ethel M. (Powers) Faunce, born in Cadillac~ Michigan 4 February 1910. He married there 1~ July 1933 Dorothy Hodges, born 2 February 1910. He is a serviceman for Consumer Power Electric. He lives in Cadillac. Children of William Cole (9) and Dorothy (Hodges) Faunce born in Cadillac, Michigan; all living in 1958. 10 1260 Mari1J1I).Irene , b. 5 May 1934. +1261 Robert James, b. 25 Aug. 1935. 1262 Dorothy Ann b. 25 Mch. 1938; m. 25 June 19601 Arthur Stenman. 1263 Judy Ethel, b. 4 Nov. 1940; m. 30 Jan. 1959 William E. Kearney. 1264 Mary Alice, b. 20 Aug. 1942. 1265 Barbara Jean, b. 16 Feb. 191+6. 1266 Marjorie Louise, b. 14 Feb. 1951. 1267 William Hodges, b. 13 Dec. 1954. 1004 Harry Bernard (9).1 son of William Heath (8) and Ethel M. (Powers) b'aunce, born in Cadillac, Michigan, 24 January 1916. He married in New York,N.Y.,2 June 1943 Beatrice, daughter of Peter 280 and Sophia Finsted; born in Ellsworth, Wisconsin, 15 March 1913. Harry Bernard Faunce is a Captain in the u.s. Air Force, stationed at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas. He entered service 10 June 1942, was stationed in England, France and Belgium for two years during World War II, and from 1953 to 1956 in Germany. He planned to retire after twenty years of service and live in San Antonio. Children of Harry Bernard (9) and Beatrice (Finsted) Faunce born in San Antonio, Texas. 1268 Michele Marie10, b.28 Apr. 1951. 1008 Gerald Anthonr (9), son of Otho Anthony (8) and Rose (Beaudoin) Faunce, born in Cadillac, Michigan, 22~·ebruary 1901. lie married in Detroit in August 1924 Bernita Isaacs, born there 29 March 1908. Children of Gerald Anthony (9) and Bernita (Isaacs) Faunce born in Detroit, Michigan. +1269 Donald K.10, b. 24 July 1925. 1270 Carlyle, b. Aug. 1926· m. Jan. 1946 Theresa Meany;d. tan. 1964 in Detroit. 1271 Gerald B., b. Sept. 1928; m. Aug. 1950 Dolores Riha. 1272 Dorothy M., b. Oct. 1930; m. Jan. 1951 Steve Chase. 1273 Ann Marie, b. in 1938. 1274 Vm.rgaret, b. in l940~m. 1959 Larry Galina~ 1012 James Cole (9), son of Orlin c. (8) and Mildred Lucille (Gardner) Faunce, born in Spokane, Washington, 7 April 1916. He married in Seattle 24 November 1938 Emma Schiller. He is a sheet metal worker, lives in Seattle. 281 Children of James Cole (9) and Emma (Schiller) Faunce born in Seattle. 1275 Janet Mae10, b. 20 Jan. 1941. 1276 Carol Ann, b. 23 July 1943. 1013 Louis Orlin (9) son of Orlin Cole (8) and Mildred Lucille (Gardner) Faunce, born in Spokane, Washington~ 11 June 1917. He married in Seattle 5 Nov. 193b Phoebe Austin. He is a mechanic and farmer, lives in Sumner, Washington. Children of Louis Orlin (9) and Phoebe (Austin) Faunce. 1277 Louise10, b. 17 May 1940 in Seattle, Wash. 1278 Ruth Ellen, b. 24 Sept. 1943 in Tacoma,Wash. 1279 Larry Orlin, b. 21 Feb. 1945 in Tacoma, Wash.; m. 7 May 1966 Mary Ann Zehnder. 1280 Barbara Jean, b. 8 Aug. 1946 in Seattle, Wash. 1015 Herbert Addison (9), son of William A. (8) and Grace G. (Jones) Faunce, born in Atlantic City, N.J., 28 October 1887. He married first Helen Porter; she died 5 December 1929. He married second, in New York, 8 October 1931 Katherine Mende; born in Philadelphia, Pa., 8 July 1904. An insurance agent, he lived in Ven tor, N.J. d. Feb. 1964. Harvard University 1911, Children of Herbert Addison (8) and Katherine (Mende) Faunce born in Atlantic City, New Jersey. 1281 Carol Kay10, b. 24 Dec. 1933; m. Charles Dooner in Margate, N.J. 1282 William A., b. 17 Jan. 1935; m. 8 July 1961 in Ventnor, N.J., Joan, dau. of Joseph and Theresa Schofield, b. 29 Nov. 1938 in Norristown, Pa. They have two children born in Atlantic City, N.J. - William Andrew III, b. 18 Aug. 1963 and Christine Schofield, b. 11 May 1967. 1017 George Augustus (9), son of Nevada M. (8) and Ina Leon (Covell) Faunce, born in Campbell, 282 Minnesota, 22 July 1899. He married in Perham, Minnesota, 25 June 1924 Martha Louise, daughter of Herman and Augusta (Hover) Schatschneider, born in Perham, 6 July 1898. He works at the Ottertail Power Company, lives in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. Children of George Augustus (9) and Martha Louise (Schatschneider) Faunce born in Fergus Falls, Minnesota. 10 +1283 Everette George , b. 12 June 1926. 1284 Marcella Louise, b. 4 Dec. 1928; m. 2 Sept. 1950 Duane Orlin Baglien. 1018 Harold Earl (9), son of Nevada M. (8) and Ina Leon (CovellJ Faunce born in Camp­ bell Minnesota, 23 January i901. He married in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, 9 January 1926 Astrid Marie, daughter of Hans and Elida Lassesen; born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, 9 February 1906. He works for the International Harvester Co., Chicago, Illinois, lives in Chicago. Children of Harold Earle (9) and Astrid Marie (La.ssesen) Faunce born in Chicago. 10 1285 Beverly Deane , b. 30 Apr. 1930i• m. in Chicago 13 May 1950 Russel s. Adkins. 1020 Edward Horace (9), son of Nevada M. (8) and Ina Leone (Covell) Faunce, born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, 25 April 1914. He married in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, 27 July 1935 Florence K. Johnson, born there 10 March 1912. He operates a garage and gas station,. lives in Great Bend, New York. Children of Edward Horace (9) and Florence K. (Johnson) Faunce, eldest born in Fergus Falls, younger in Carthage, New York. +1286 James Edward10, b. 20 Apr. 1937. 283 1287 John Ward, b. 3 Nov. 1940. 1288 Russell James, (he may be the same as #1451). 1023 Otto (9), son of Clyde Lester (8) and SVea Theodora Fa1ll'l.ce, born in Somersworth, New Hampshire, 26 November 1914. He married Olive Bertina 24 Aug. 1940 in Holbrook. After his parents were divorced his mother married Otto Wason, and he took the name of his stepfather. Children of Otto (9) and Olive (Bertina) Faunce. 10 • 1289 Jeffery Arnold , b. 12 June 1943. 1290 Robert Allen, b. 7 Dec. 1946. 1291 Charles Harold, b. 19 Jan. 1949. 1026 Laurence Sinclair (9), son or Irwin Chauncey (8) and Angie (Sinclair) Faunce, born in Peter­ borough, New Hampshire, 10 March 1900; died in Arlington, Massachusetts, 20 November 1962. He married in Somerville, Massachusetts, 11 April 1925 Gertrude Elizabeth Gaddis; born in Lexington 20 July 1898; died in Arlington, 25 December 1961. LaurenceSinclair Faunce was an industrial inspector for the Division of Labor in Massachusetts. Children of Laurence Sinclair (9) and Gertrude Elizabeth {Gaddis) Faunce, two older born in Reading, Pennsylvania, the three younger in Boston. 1292 Marjor.i.eMae10, b. 30 Dec. 19251 m. in Arlington, Mass., 21 Aug. 1~48 George Bro.mis. 1293 JoAnn Sinclair, b. 28 Jan. 1927; m. in Arlington, Mass., 1 Feb. 1946 Stanley Kuhn. 1294 Herbert Laurence, b. 11 Dec. 1928; m. 12 Feb. 1965. Has three children. 284 1295 Richard Irvine, b. 3 Apr. 1931; unm. in 1972. +1296 Bruce Kenneth, b. 20 Feb. 1933. 1034 Bert Raymond I (9), son of William Jasper (8) and Emma (Graves Fisher) Faunce, born in Lemoore, California, 15 August 1899. He married 16 Nov. 1920 in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland Barbara Jackson, born there 16 November 1902. He was a painting contractor. Children of Bert Raymond (9) and Barbara (Jackson) Faunce. 1297 KathleenlO, b. 8 Nov. 1921 in Leith, Edinburgh, Scotland; m. there Fred Cornhill. +1298 John William, b. 8 Oct. 1924 in Hanford, Calif. Three marriages: 1) Jewel Mae ~organ 2) Lois Scarborough 3) Ferill Hardin. 1299 June Lucille, b. 9 July 1928 in Lemoore, Calif.; m. in Modesto, Calif., 16 Mch. 1941+ Vernon Lee, Jr.; d. 18 Nov. 1965. 1300 Ruth Shirley, b. 10 Feb. 1929 in Stockton, Calif.; m. there 3 Jan. 1945 to Roland I. Jones. 1301 Ethel Mae, b. 23 June 1930. 1302 Barbara Jean, b. 9 July 1935; m. in Stockton, Calif. 29 Dec. 1953 Cecil Sutton. 1038 John Stephen (9), son of George Albert (8) and Mercy Jane (Sharpe) Faunce, born in South Abingtonl 19 September 1881; died in Whitman 26 March 19,9. He married in Brockton 29 May 1912 Marion M., daughter of Joseph Preston and Mary (Hefford) Ellis, born in West Brewster, 5 April 1887. Children of John Stephen (9} and Marion M. (Ellis) Faunce born in Whitman. 1303 Amber B.1o, b. 14 Apr. 1916; m. in 285 Brockton 11 June 1938 Frank w. Huntoon. 1052 William Thomas (9), son of William Thomas (8) and Hannah Elizabeth Howland (Pierce) Faunce, born in Plymouth 7 March 1860. lie married in Deerfield, New Hampshire, in 1879 (?) Elizabeth, daughter of William P. and Sarah R. Hawkins, born there 5 October 1859. Re was a shoe dealer in Boston. Children of William Thomas (9) and Elizabeth (Hawkins) Faunce born in Boston. 10 1304 Robert ; m. Ethel ___• Lived in Cincinnati, o. 1305 Edith May; m. ___ Simpson. 1054 Albert Millard (9), son of David Millard (8) and Alice (Macomber) Faunce, born in Mattapoisett 6 January 1879; died in New Bedford 12 September 1951. He married Mary Patterson; born in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, 10 April 1878; died 21 December 1947. He lived in New Bedford and Mattapoisett. Children of Albert Millard (9) and Mary (Patterson) Faunce born in New Bedford. 10 1306 Elmer Clifton , b. 12 May 1901; d. Aug. 1917 in New Bedford. +1307 Albert Millard, Jr., b. 20 Aug. 1907. +1308 John Clement, b. 26 Apr. 1911. 1055 Arthur Chester (9), son of David Millard (8) and Alice (Macomber) Faunce, born 19 November 1883 in Mattapoisett; died on Nantucket Island 26 April 1961. He married in 1910 Elizabeth Sikes; born in New Castle, England, 14 January 1884; died on Nantucket Island, 20 September 1955. He was a mason. Children of Arthur Chester (9) and Elizabeth (Sykes) born in Mattapoisett. 286 +1309 Arthur Chester, Jr.10, b. 12 Mch. 1911. 1057 George Leonard (9), son of Seth Leonard (8) and Anne (Dauman) Faunce born in Marion 13 July 1886. He married in Marlon 27 January 1915 Harriett Thomas, daughter of Weston Hervey and Mary Elizabeth lButman) Winslow, born in Fair­ haven, Mass. 9 September 1891. He is a gardener in Marion. Children of George Leonard (9) and Harriett Thomas (Winslow) Faunce born in Marion. 1310 Doris Leonard, b. 14 Dec. 1917; died 13 June 19~3 in Marion; unm. 1311 Donald, b. 20 Oct. 1919; d. 21 Oct. 1919 in Marion. 1312 David, b. 16 Aug. 1920; d. 17 Aug. 1920 in Marion. 1313 Waldo Emerson b. 4 July 1922; d. 6 July 1922 in1 Marion. 1314 Jeannie Elizabeth, b. 29 Sept. 1923; m. 6 June 191+4 in Washington, D.c., Fred Robert Troll. 1315 Patricia Ann, b. 30 Oct. 1935; m. 16 June 1957 in Kensington, Md., William E. McComb. 1063 George E. (9), son of William w. (8) and Anna Marie (Brow) Faunce, born in Leroy, New York, in 1859; died there before 27 September 1924. He married Georgia E. ___, born in 1862, living in Leroy in 1930. Children of George E. (9) and Georgia E. Faunce born in Leroy, New York. 1316 Eleanor Ann Marie10, b. after 1892; m. _ Clark, living in Glendale, Calif., in 1930. 1064 Charles Darwin (9), son of Bion Eleazer (8) 287 and Panola Flora (Cutshall) Faunce, born in Guys Mill Pennsylvania, 23 May 1880. He married first in Titusville, Pennsylvania, in May 1905 Mary Olevia, daughter of James B. Kerr; born in Titusville 26 August 1880; died in Polson, Montana, 25 May 1950. He married second, in Warren, Pennsylvania, 16 October 1950 Mary M. Schueltz, born 18 February 1878. Charles Darwin attended Penn State College 1908-1910 for Forestry course; he was in the Forestry Service, first in Santa Fe, New Mexico, then at Navajo Reservation; then at Flatlands Reservation in April 1913; he retired in 1945,and lived in Polson, Montana. · Children of Charles Darwin (9) and Mary Olevia (Kerr) Faunce, (adopted) elder born in Chateau, Montana, the younger in Helena, Montana. 10 1317 Josephine Kerr , b. 17 July 1914; m. Karl H. Fowler. +1318 Harold Burdette, b. 26 Dec. 1917. 1066 Henry B. (9), son of Horace Bertram (8) and Caroline M. (Pratt) Faunce, born in Stowe, Vermont, 6 September 1860; died there 2 May 1930. He married ___• Children of Henry B. and ___ ( ) Faunce. 10 --- 1319 Dau. ; m. ___ Chaffee; she had two sons, Robert and Wayne Chaffee; living in Chelsea, Vt. 5 May 1930. 1070 Wayne Moody (9), son of Walter Horace and Margaret (Moody) Faunce, born in Hardwick, Vermont, 11 December 1899; living in Stowe, Vermont, in 1962. He married in Providence, Rhode Island, 22 June 1923 Irma Charlotte Melin. Wayne Moody Faunce was Executive Secretary and Vice Director of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City, from 1925 until his retirement in 1962. He held offices in the 288 New York Academy of Sciences and the American Institute of the City of New York. He settled in Stowe, Vermont after his retirement. Children of Wayne Moody (9) and Irma (Melin) Faunce, elder born in New York City, the younger in Por~ Jervis, New York. 1320 Barbara10, b. 1 Sept. 1930. 1321 Joan, b. 23 Heh. 1935. 1071 Nathaniel Lewis (9), son of Walter Horace (8) and Margaret (Moody) Faunce, born in Morris­ town, Vermont, 21 January 1903; living in Rehoboth, Massachusetts, in 19b2. He married first, in Providence Rhode Island, 21 October 1925 Mary Caroline Giles; born there 16 May 1903; died in Rehoboth 5 June 1961. He married there, second, 30 November 1962 Adah MacIntosh Thoreson. He is a salesman of audio-visual materials and equipment. Children of Nathaniel Lewis (9) and Mary Caroline (Giles) Faunce born in Providence, Rhode Island. 10 1322 Raymond Walter b. l Heh. 1933; m. 30 June 1962 in vayton,1 o., Doro~hy Mae Sherr; he is Youthwork Secretary, Y.M.C.A., Battle Creek, Mich. 1323 Margaret Louise, b. 5 Mch. 1938; m. 21 June 1959 in E. Providence, R.I., Fred Ward. 1072 Gerald liiorace (9), son of Walter Horace (8) and Margaret (Moody) Faunce, born in Hardwick, Vermont, 3 February 1906; living in 1962 in Peterborough, New Hampshire. He married in Providence! Rhode Island, 20 August 1934 Texas, daughter or John and Eliza McAndrews, born in Rehobeth 26 May 1907. He is a high school principal in Peterborough. Children of Gerald Horace (9) and Texas (McAndrews) Faunce born in Epping, New Hampshire. 289 . 10 1324 Gail , b. 25 Mch. 1936. 1074 Fred Murl (9) son of Benaldo (Nally) (8) and Effie (Kaster;1 Faunce, born in Fauncetown, Pennsylvania, 27 July 1903 died 16 May 1951. He married in Maple Hill, Pennsylvania, as her first husband Edna Sines; she married second Ned Bishop. Children of Fred Hurl (9) and Edna (Sines) Faunce. 10 1325 Jacqueline , d. before her mother's 2nd marriage. • 1326 Mona, adopted by Ned Bishop, (her step-father). 1327 Garry, adopted by Ned Bishop, (his step-father)• 1075 Dewey Admiral (9), son of Benaldo (Nally) (8) and Effie (Kaster) Faunce~ born in Faunce­ town, Pennsylvania, 14 Aug. 1~99. He married, in Meadville, Georgia Ella Frank. He owns a store in Titusville. Children of Dewey Admiral (9) and Georgia Ella (Frank) Faunce born in Titusville. 10 1328 James Howard , b. 7 Apr. 1926; m. Elizabeth McIntyre.

1329 Ina Belle1 b. 22 Jan. 1928; m. Floyd Clyde Lingo• 1330 Genevieve Maybeth, b. l July 1931; m. John Westly Sines. 1331 Lois Ruth, b. 3 Aug. 1933; m. 31 May 1949 Earl Hubert Anthony. 1332 Donna Iee, b. 12 Nov. 1936; m. in Titusville 22 Nov. 1952 Bert Richard Baker. 1333 John Dewey, b. 26 Sept. 1939; d. 10 July 1945 in Titusville. 1076 Howard James (9), son of James M. (8) and Violet E. (Dauson) Faunce, born in Fauncetown, Pennsylvania, 18 May 1929. He married 18 August 1950 Loretta Sala, born 18 May 1933. He is a farmer, raises Christmas trees. Children of Howard James (9) and Loretta (Sala) Faunce born in Titusville. 1334- Caro 1 Ann10, b. 21 Mch. 1951. 1335 James Russell, b. 17 Mch. 1952. 1336 Lorraine ~,a.rie, b. 11 July 1956. 1337 Kathleen Kay, b. 29 Nov. 1961. 1079 Willia.In Ke:p.neth (9), son of William Vernon (8) and Fannie Belle (Nedeau) Faunce born in liarmonsburg, Pennsylvania, 20 June 1896; died in Falls Church, Virginia, 4- October 1959; buried in Arlington Park Cemetery in l'td.ami Beach, Florida. He married in Chicago, Illinois, in September 1925 Louise Crosby Gilchrist, born 2 July 1900. He served in the navy in World War I; he was a real estate dealer. Children of William Kenneth (9) and Lou.ise Crosby (Gilchrist) Faunce born in West Palm Beach, Florida. 10 +1338 William Kenneth, Jr. , b. 24-Nov.1926.

1083 Charles L. (9), son of George Peabody (8) and Sadie s. (Vanderhoof) Fa1mce, born in Titusville, living there in 1951. He married Alma A. ___ • Children of Charles L. (9) and Alma A. Faunce. 10 1339 (?) Howard E. ; m. Anna ---• 134-o (?) Norma J.; m. Fred A. Wieland. 291 1086 Theodore Wattles (9) J son of SJrlvanus Carroll (8) and Mary Ann tWattles) Faunce, born in New York City 25 June 1883. He married in Durango, Colorado1 9 June 1927 Laura daughter of Thomas M. and Laura (Reid) Rutherford, born in Mancos, Colorado, 22 June 1893. He served in the 1st u.s. Cavalry 1918-1919; was living in Wells, Nevada, in 1960. Children of Theodore Wattles (9) and Laura (Rutherford) Faunce born in Yiancos, Colorado. 10 1341 Helen Rose , b. 5 Mch. 1928; m. (1) 5 Oct. 1947 David Deardoff; divorced July 1953; m. (2) 7 Dec. 19~ Albert Chaporui.s. 1090 Kenneth Winslow (9), son of Linus (8) and Wilhelmina (Heyer) Faunce, born in Boston 15 December 1891; died there 2 August 1951t-. lie married there il January 1915 Grace, daughter of John J. and Jeanette (Webster) Tufts, born 18 March 1887. Kenneth Winslow Faunce was graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, joined the John c. Paige Company, Insurance Brokers in 1915, becoming a partner in 1941. He lived in Dedham. Children of Kenneth Winslow (9) and Grace (Tufts) FRunce born in Boston. +1342 1092 Wendell Winslow (9), son of Alton (8) and Ella (Flood) Faunce, born in Kingston 3 September 1886; died in Pasadena, California, 15 August 1946. He married in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Margaret Brooks, born 31 August 1892. Wendell Winslow Faunce was christened Wendell Baxter Faunce; at the request of the Fa1.U1ce family he changed his name to Wendell Winslow. He served as a civilian employee in the u.s. Air Force at Wright Field, 1943~1946. He was a broker. 292 Children of Wendell Winslow (9) and Margaret (Brooks) Faunce born in Scranton, Pennsylvania. +1343 Wendell Winslow, Jr.10, b. 23 Apr. 1914. +131+4 Thomas Brooks, b. 5 May 1917. 1095 George, Jr. (9), son of George (8) and Mabel (Bicknell) Faunce born in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, 30 July 1894; d. Naples, Florida 24 Nov. 1969. He married in Crafton, Pennsylvania, 1 May 1924 Helen Pauline, daughter of George and Etta (Faulk) Colwell; born in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, 12 October 1901. He was V.P. and General Council of the Continental Baking Company and a graduate of Williams College. Children of George, Jr. (9), and Helen Pauline (Colwell) Faunce. +1345 George·, III10, b. 23 Jan. 1926 in Pittsburgh, Pa. 1346 Sarah Cushing, b. 19 Aug. 1929 in Tulsa, Okla. 1347 Nancy Winslow, b. 24 Sept. 1936 in Port Chester, N.Y.; m. Brian Haslett 24 April 1964 in Rye, New York. 1348 Madeleine Colwell, b. 26 Dec. 1939 in White Plains, N.Y. 1111 Neil Bancroft (9), son of Mason Bancroft (8) and Polly Eva (Baker) Faunce, born in Brockton 6 November 1912. He married in Lake­ wood, Rhode Island, 21 June 1941 Ruth Elma, daughter of Omar and Minnie E. (Williams) McCloy, born 22 October 1913. Neil Bancroft is an engineer at the Air Force Base in Las Vegas, Nevada. Children of Neil Bancroft (9) and Ruth Elma (McCloy) Faunce born in Brockton. 1349 John Roger10, b. 10 Nov. 1945. 1350 Marcia Ruth, b. 4 Dec. 1947. 293 1114 Benjamin Franklin (9), son o:t· Franklin Washburn (8) and Phoebe Maria (Shackley) Faunce, born in Norway, M:i.ine, 18 December 1878. He married in Steelton, Pennsylvania, 16 October 1902 Emily Davies• born in Bryn Mawr, Wales, 21 .ranuary 1878l• died in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 22 December 935. He died l Nov. 1962. Benjamin Franklin Faunce attended school in Norway, Maine was graduated 1·rom the University of M:line in 1~01.1 After graduation he went to Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, then to .Tohnstown, where he became president of the Henderson Brothers (Dry Cleaners); chairman of the board of Brown-.J:i'ayro Company anct. ::.uperintendtlnt of' the Bethlehem Steel Company. He served as sergeant in Co. D., First Marine Regiment in the Spanish American War in April 18~8.1 Children of Benjamin;Franklin (9) and Emily (Davies) Faunce, elder born in .rohnstown, two younger in Edgewood (Pittsburgh), Pennsylvania. 10 +1351 Benjamin Franklin, .rr. , b. 30 July 1903. +1352 David Davies, b. 10 June 1905. +1353 John Rall, o. 27 May 1911. 1116 Lowe Elmer ( 9), son o:t· Elmer Azel ( 8) and Rachel (Denning) Faunce, born in Poland., Maine, 31 August 1882; died in Lewiston, Maine, 5 March 1958. He married I'irst, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, in 1906 Elva, daughter 01· Henry and. Harriette Dimock; born in 1888; died 15 June l95lt in West Stewartto-wn, New Hampshire. They were divorced in 1912. He lllarried second in Lisbon, Maine, 8 April 1942 Rachel Dexter·, born 27 January 1891; living in 1960. He lived in Auburn, Maine. Children of' Lowe Elmer ( 9) c:l.nd Elva (Dimock) Faunce born in West Minot, Maine. 1354 Harriette10, b. Mch. 1907; m. Elmer Ingraham. 291+ +1355 Henry Elmer, b. 10 Feb. 1908. 1120 Azel Elmer (9), son of Elmer Azel (8) and Lulu Viola (Hatch) Faunce, born in Mechanic Falls, Maine, 29 October 1911+. He married in Rumford, Maine, 10 October 1937 Winnifred M., daughter of Ralph and Iva Stetson, born there 24 December 1918. Children of ~zel Elmer (9) and Winnifred M. (Stetson) Faunce, elder born Rumford, Maine, the younger in Lewiston, Haine. 1356 Gordon Aze110, b. 22 Nov. 1940. 1357 Sharon Louise, b. 17 Sept. 191+3. 1125 Azel Wood (9), son of Perley Benjamin (8) and Florence May (Maxim) Faunce, born in Mechanic Falls, Maine, 23 February 1896. He married first, in Gray, Haine, in September 1917 Mary, daughter of Harry and Sarah Jane Gerry; died 13 September 1921+.· He married second Harriet Higgins Sawyer; he married third, 2 November 1956, Phyllis G. Whiting Saunders. He is a mechanical engineer. Children of Azel Wood and Mary (Gerry) Faunce, eldest born in New Gloucester, Maine, others in Portland, Maine. 1358 Sar.

1387 William Aldenl01 b. 2 May 1928; m. in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. 19 June 1954 Shiela Maul. 1388 Phyllis Elaine, b. 19 May 1935; m. in Detroit, Mich. Jerome Weiser. 1389 Thomas Leroy, b. 24 May 1940; m. 10 June 1967 Nancy Elaine dau. of Floyd Fred and Norma Elaine Engel. They have one child Shanna Lee, b. 7 January 1971. 1155 Lyle Raymond (9), son of William Ulysses (8) and Mary Isabelle (Davis) Faunce, born in Petoskey, Michigan, 19 October 1908. He married there 14 October 1930 Dorothy Mae Crouterfield. Children of cyle Raymond (9) and Dorothy Mae (Crouterfield) Faunce born in Petoskey, Michigan. 1390 James Leroy10, b. 25 Mch. 1932. 1391 Janice Ann, b. 10 Nov. 1946. 1163 Lucius Dale (9) son of Alden Joseph (8) and Winona E. (Myers~ Faunce, born in Shepherd, Michigan, 17 August 1911. He married in LaGrange, Indiana, 9 February 1936 Wilhelmina Hall. Lucius Dale is Vice President of Western Michigan 300 University, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Children of Lucius Dale (9) and Wilhelmina (Hall) Faunce, born in Sturgis, Michigan. 1392 Stephen Alden10, b. 14 May 1938; m. 4 June 1961 in Omaha, Nebr., Susan Haas. They have two children both born in Iowa City, Iowa - Jeffrey Scott b. 28 Feb. 1963 and David, b. 9 Feb. 1965. 1393 Susan Hall, b. 17 Jan. 1941; m. 30 Dec. 1966 in Kalamazoo, Michigan Edward McGreevey. 1394 William Dale, b. 4 Dec. 1947. 1175 Elias Hamilton (9), son of Elmer Ellsworth (8) and Anna Arvella (Bishop) Faunce, born in Stillwater, Oklahoma, or Sumner County, Kansas, 6 February 1916. He married in Stillwater, Oklahoma, 16 October 1937 Ida Alena, daughter of James M. Kenney; born in Oklahoma, 19 August 1918. He lives in Lenexa, Kansas. Children of Elias Hamilton (9) and Ida Alena (Kenney) Faunce, eldest born in Stillwater, Oklahoma, two younger in Valley Falls, Kansas. +1395 Alvin Ray10, b. 18 June 1939. 1396 Harold Leon, b. 29 Oct. 1940. 1397 James Ellsworth, b. 30 July 1942. 1185 Glen Eugene (9), son of Clarence Clover (8) and Martha (Gratton) Faunce, born in El Dorado, Kansas, 17 October 1918. He married there in 1942 Virginia Crawford. He lives in Hutchinson, Kansas. Children of Glen Eugene (9) and Virginia (Crawford) Faunce, the eldest born in Denison, Texas, the youngest in El Dorado, Kansas. 1398 Terry GlennlO b. 13 Mch. 1943; d. 24 Mch. 1957 in Eutchinson, Kan. 301A 1399 Ricki Jay, b. 8 Apr. 19¼. 1400 Michale Eugene, b. 16 May 1949. 1201 Francis Levi (9) son of Thomas William (8) and Hattie R. (Cheney~ Faunce, born in Independence, Missouri, 19 April 1903. He married in Jefferson City, Missouri, 4 September 1927 Ruth Handley. He is retired from the Long Bell Lumber Company in Kansas City, Kansas. Children of Francis Levi (9) and Ruth (Handley) Faunce. 1401 Patsy Ruth10, b. 17 Oct. 1934; m. Raymond E. Higgins 4 Sept. 1956. 1402 Frances Elaine, b. 29 June 1945; m. first G. Raymond Haas 19 Sept. 1961 second Joseph E. Shepard 28 Nov.1969. 1204 Robert Lee. (9), son of Lee Warrington (8) and Myrtle (Emrick) Faunce, born in Tempe Arizona, 16 April 1928. He married in Gilbert, Arizona, 5 June 1949 Virginia Bee, daughter of Bee Rufus and Cleo (lieath) Winklar, born l May 1932 in Gore, Oklahoma. He served in the Seabees in World War II. Children of Robert Lee (9) and Virginia Bee (Winklar) Faunce. 1403 Randy ChadlO, b. 27 Dec. 1950 in Mesa, Ariz. 1404 William Casey, b. 31 Jan. 1954 in Gallup, N.M. 1405 Michael Robert, b. 11 Feb. 1956 in Gallup, N.M. 1406 John David, b. 20 Dec. 1957 in Ganado, Ariz. Scott Maris, b. 17 Sept. 1967 in Safford, Ariz. NINTH GENERATION REFERENCES 947 - Bible Records of #582. 1209 - Ibid. 948 - Ibid. nnartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsn.

302 Family Records of #1214 and Forest M. Waite (son of #1210~ 1210 - Same References as #948. 1211 - Ibid. 1212 - See Tenth Generation References. 1213 - Same References as #948. 1214 - Ibid. 949 - Family Records of #949. 1215-16 - Ibid. 950 - Family Records of #950. 1217 - Ibid. 953 - Family Records of #1218, #1219, #1221, #1222 and #1223. 1218 - Ibid. 1219 - See Tenth Generation References. 1220 - Same Family References as #953. 1221 - Ibid. 122'2 - See Tenth Generation References. 1223 - Same lt'amily References as #953. 951+ - 11 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". Family Records of #950. 1224 - Ibid. 1225 - Family Records of #9~0. 960 - Family Records of #960. 1226 - See Tenth Generation .1.teferences. 1227 - Family Records of #960. 961 - Family Records of #1228 and #1230. 1228-29 - Ibid• 1230 - See Tenth Generation References. 1231 - Same Family References as #961. 970 - Family Records of #1232 and #1236. 1232 - See Tenth Generation References. 1233 - Same Family Records as #970. 1234-35 - Ibid. 1236 - See Tenth Generation References. 1237 - Same Family Records as #970. 973 - Family Records of #1242. 1238-39-40-41 - Ibid. 977 - Family Sources. "Boston Massachusetts Directories'•• 1243 - Family Sources;. 1244-45-1+6 - Ibid. 985 - Family Records of #985. 1247 - See Tenth Generation References. 1248 - Family Records of #985. 989 - Family Records of #989. 1249-50-51-52-53 - Ibid. 303 997 - Family Records of #997• 1254-55 - Ibid. 999 - Family Records of #999• 12 56-57- 58 - Ibid• 1000 - Family Records of #1000. 1259 - Ibid. 1001 - Family Records of #1001, #1005 and #1262. 1260 - Ibid. 1261 - See Tenth Generation References·. 1262 - Same Family Records as #1001. 1263-64-65-66-67 - Ibid. 1004 - Family Records of #1004 and #1005. 1268 - Ibid. 1008 - Family Records of #1269. • 1269 - S.ee Tenth Generation Reference's. 1270 - Same Family Records as #1008. 1271-72-73-74 - Ibid. 1012 - Family Records of #672 and #1012. 127 5-76 - Ibid. 1013 - Family Records of #1013. 1277-78-79-80 - Ibid. 1015 - Family Records of #1015. 1281-82 - Ibid. 1017 - Family Records of #1017. 1283 - See Tenth Generation References. 1284 - Family Records of #1017. 1018 - Family Records of #1018. 1285 - Ibid. 1020 - Family Records of #1017. 1286 - dee Tenth Generation References. 1287 - Family Records of #1017. 1288 - Ibid. 1023 - Family Records of #686. 1289-90-91 - Ibid. 1026 - Family Records of #1026 and #1296. 1292-93-94-95 - Ibid. 1296 - See Tenth Generation References. 1034 - Family Records of #1298. 1297 - Ibid. 1298 - See Tenth Generation References. 1299 - Family Records of #1298. 1300-01-02 - Ibid. 1038 - Family Records of #1303. 1303 - Ibid. 1052 - ttBoston Massachusetts Directories". Family Records of #130lt-. 304 1304-05 - Ibid. 1054 - Family Records of #1307 and #1308. 1306 - Ibid. 1307 - See Tenth Generation References. 1308 - Ibid. 1055 - Family Records of #1309. 1309 - See Tenth Generation References. 1057 - Bible Records of #433. Family Records of #1057. 1310 - Same References as #1057. 1311-12-13-14-15 - Ibid. 1063 - "1892 Census of Genesee County, New York"• "Genesee County, New York-Probate", 1924. 1316 - Ibid. 1064 - Family Records of #1064. 1317 - Ibid. 1318 - See Tenth Generation References. st 1066 - "Vermont Vital Records • "Lamoille County, Vermont-Probateu, 1930. 1319 - Ibid. 1070 - Family Records of #1070 •. 1320-21 - Ibid. 1071 - Family Records of #1071 and #1322. 1322-23 - Ibid. 1072 - Family Records of #1070. 1324 - Ibid. 1074 - Family Records of #1075 and #1332. 1325-26-27 - Ibid. 1075 - Family Records of #1075. 1328-29-30-31-32-33 - Ibid. 1076 - Family Records of #796. 1334-35-36-37 - Ibid. 1079 - Family Records of #1338. 1338 - See Tenth Generation References. 11 1083 - "Crawford County, Pennsylvania-Deeds , 359-202. 1339-40 - Ibid. 1086 - Family Records of #1086. 1341 - Ibid. 1090 - Family Records of #1090. 1342 - See Tenth Generation References. 1092 - Family Records of #1343 and #1344. 1343 - See Tenth Generation References. 1344 - Ibid. 305 1095 - Family Records of #1345 and #1346. 1345 - See Tenth Generation References. 1346 - Same Family Records as #1095. 1347-48 - Ibid. 1111 - Family Records of #847 and #1111. 1349-50 - Ibid• 1114 - "History of Norway, Maine", Charles F. Whitman, 1924, P• 427. Family Records of #1114, #1115 and #1353. 1351 - See Tenth Generation References. 1352-53 - Ibid. 1116 - Family Records of #1116, #1118 and #1355. 1354 - Ibid. 1355 - See Tenth Generation References. 1120 - Family Records of #1120. 13 56-57 - Ibid. 1125 - Family Records of #1125 and #1128. 1358 - Ibid. 1359 - See Tenth Generation References. 1360-61 Ibid• 1126 - Family Records of #1126 and #1128. 1362 - Ibid. 1128 - Family Record~ of #1128 and #1363. 1363 - See Tenth Generation References. 1132 - Family Records of #1132. 1364-65 - Ibid. 1134 - Family Records of #1134. 1366-67 - Ibid. 1136 - Family Records of #1136. 1368-69 - Ibid. 1137 - Family Sources. 1370-71-72 - Ibid. 1138 - Family Records of #1138. 1373-74-75-76 - Ibid. 1139 - Family Records of #875. 1377 - See Tenth Generation References. 1378 - Family Records of #875. 1140 - Family Records of #875 and #1379. 1379 - See Tenth Generation References. 1380 - Family Records of #875 and #1379. 1143 - Family Records of #879 and #1143. 1381-82 - Ibid. 1144 - F~nily Records of #875. 1383 - Ibid. 1147 - Family Records of #1147. 306 1384 .. Ibid. 1151 - Family Records of #1151. 1385-86 - Ibid. 1154 - Family Records of #1154. 1387-88-89 - Ibid. 1155 - Family Records of #1154. 1390-91 - Ibid. 1163 - Family Records of #1163. 1392-93-94 - Ibid. 1175 - Family Records of #1175• 1395 - See Tenth Generation References. 1396 - Family Records of #1175. 1397 - Ibid. 1185 - Family Records of #1184. 1398-99 - Ibid. 1400 - Ibid. 1201 - Family Records of #1200. 1401-02 - Ibid. 1204 - Family Records of #1204. 1403-04-05-06 ~ Ibid. TEN.TH GENERATION 1212 Chester Augustus (10), son of Augustus Baker (9) and Elizabeth H. (Wordell) Faunce, born in Dartmouth, 9 June 1902. He married in New Bedford 17 April 1929 Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Willi~~ Thomas and Alice Rachel (Porter) Hindle; born in New Bedford, 26 October 1904. They live in Dartmouth; he is a salesman. Children of Chester Augustus (10) and Sarah Elizabeth (Hindle) Faunce born in New~edford. 1407 Howland Baker11, b. 12 Jan. 1933; m. in Holyoke 15 Apr. 1960 June Simard; he lives in Westfield. 1408 Cynthia Arden, b. 16 Nov. 1938. 1409 Sheldon Porter, b. 28 Oct. 1940. 1219 Oliver Le Roy (10), son of Davis Collins (9) and Floratine A. (Rogers) Faunce, born in North Dartmouth 4 April 1905. He married in New Bedford 15 January 1925 Lillian Rose Page; born in St. Ea:widge, Canada, 29 May 1903. He is a carpenter, lives in Haywood, California. He served in the National Guard. Children of Oliver Le Roy (10) and Lillian Rose (Page) Faunce, two elder born in North Dartmouth, the youngest in Laurel Glenn, Connecticut. 11 +1410 Lionel Orion , b. 10 July 1925. 1411 Lilias Lillian Malvina, b. 19 May 1926; m. in New Bedford 1 Feb. 1947 Mitchel Janiak of Fairhaven, Mass. 1412 Livia Pierrette, b. 9 Nov. 1929; m. in Stonington, Conn., 26 July 1947 Norman Paradise•

307 308 1222 Linwood Davis (10), son of Davis Collins (9) and Jennie May (Adams) Faunce, born in North Dartmouth 4 February 1923. He married in Golds­ boroi North Carolina, 31 May 1944 Marva, daughter of C inton and Susan Penny of Kanosh, Utah. Linwood Davis Faunce is a Senior Master Sergeant in the Army Air Corps, having entered service in 1942. He received the distinguished Flying Cross and four air medals. He served in Germany, England, Alaska, and Guam; now lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. Children of Linwood Davis (10) and Marva (Penny) Faunce. 1413 Kay Ardyth11 , b. 24 Apr. 1951 in Fill­ more, Utah. 1414 Mae Doreen, b. 24 Apr. 1951 in Fillmore, Utah. tTwin of Kay). 1415 Carol Lee, b. 10 Oct. 1952 in Las Vegas, Nev. 1416 Davis Collins, b. 1 Oct. 1955 in Agana, Guam. 1417 Terrence Linwood, b. 18 Oct. 1958 in Las Vegas, Nev. 1225 Mahlon Stanley (10), son of William Henry (9) and Sarah Lucy (Davis) Faunce, born in N. Dartmouth 5 December 1900; died in Ned Bedford, 15 August 1960. He married there 11 June 1923 Lillian A. Fisher, born 3 January 19Ql+. Children of Mahlon Stanley (10) and Lillian A. (Fisher) Faunce born in New Bedford. 1418 Mahlon Stanley, Jr}1 , b. 11 June 1929 in New Bedford, Mass.; m. in New Bedford 30 May 1955 Beatrice Mary, dau. of Albert and Louisia Hall. Children: Mark Stephen b. 22 Aug. 1956; Garwood Carl b. 21 Nov. 1958; Gwendolyn Renette b. 3 July 1960; all born in New Bedford. 309 1226 Arlie William (lO)t son of Herman William (9) and Ida Grace (HaleJ Faunce, born in a sod house in Colby, Kansas, 22 March 1911. He married in Kansas City, Missouri, 24 December 1946 ___ , daughter of Harve and Stella Metzger; born in Oskaloosa, Kansas in 1913. He was County Treasurer of Memaha County, Kansas. Children of Arlie William (10) and (Metzger) Faunce, elder born in Natche-z-,-­ Mississippi, the younger in Martinville, Virginia. 1419 Jerry Allen11, b. 24 Jan. 1940. 1420 Donald Lee, b. 8 Apr. 1944. 1230 Robert Arthur (10) son of Jesse 1Lee (9) and Mary Mabel (Wintersj Faunce, born in Denison, Kansas, 15 July 1920. He married in Topeka, Kansas 3 February 1943 Esther Mae, daughter of Edward and Faye Freeman; born there 4 April 1926. He is a tire salesman; they live in Topeka, Kansas. Children of Robert Arthur (10) and Esther Mae (Freeman) Faunce born in Topeka, Kansas. 1421 Marjorie Irene11, b. 23 May 1944; m. in Topeka, Kan., 16 June 1963 Fred D. Whitman. 1422 Roland Arthur, b. 24 Oct. 1950. 1232 Frederick Ernest (10), son of Irving Harrington (9) and Effie (Brawn) Faunce, born in Topsham, Maine, 20 November 1899. He married in Terryville, Connecticut, 7 May 1927 Helen, daughter of Ludwig and Louise Govotski, born in 1908. A machinist, he lives in Terryville, Connecticut. Children of Frederick Ernest (10) and Helen (Govotski) Faunce born in Terryville, Connecticut. 1423 Virginia Maell, b. 5 Feb. 1929; m. 23 Feb. 1952 in Terryville, Conn., Walter Lecko. 310 1424 Evelyn jean, b. 21 May 1930; m. 17 june 1950 in Terryville, Conn., Walter Burk. 1425 Frederick Ralph, b. 4 Dec. 1931; m. Carol Mc Lean. 1236 Roland Freeman (10), son of Irving Harrington (9) and Effie (Brown) Faunce, born in Brunswick, Maine, April 1909. He married there 14 September 1930 Marion Breed; born in Boston, 18 February 1913. They live in New Britian, Connecticut. Children of Roland Freeman (10) and Marion (Breed) Faunce. 11 1426 Barbara Mildred , b. 2 Dec. 1932 in Bat~, Me. 1427 Dorothy Fay, b. 8 Sept. 1935 in Bath, Me. 1428 Roland Freeman, jr., b. 18 Aug. 1938 in Cleveland, Tenn. 1429 Carl Ernest, b. 23 Feb. 1943 in Gardiner , Me. 1430 David Timothy, b. 3 May 1945 in Augusta, Me. 1247 John Draper (10), son of Linwood Draper (9) and Florence T. (Whittaker) Faunce, born in Mt. Vernon, New York, 27 January 1918. He married in New York City 3 May 1941 Katherine Kirby, daughter of Harold Stillwell Kirby; born in Douglaston, Long Island, 18 February 1919. John Draper Faunce served as Lieutenant in the u.s. Navy in World War II. They live in Simsbury, Connecticut. Children of John Draper (10) and Katherine (Kirby) Faunce. 1431 John Risley11 , b. 5 May 1942 in Neptune, 311 N.J. 1432 Christine Kirby b. 11 Nov. 1945 in Waltham, Mass. 1433 Holly Whittaker, b. 5 Nov. 1952 in Hartford (Windsor), Conn. 1261 Robert James (10), son of William Cole (9) and Dorothy (Hodges) Faunce, born in Cadillac, Michigan, 25 August 1935. He married in East Lansing, Michigan, 24 May 1958 Norma M. Schroeder. Children of Robert James (10) and Norma M. (Schroeder) Faunce. 1434 Robert James, II11 , b. 4 May•1959. 1435 Thomas Allen, b. 20 Jan. 1961. 1269 Donald K. (10), son of Gerald A. (9) and Bernita (Isaacs) Faunce, born in Detroit, Michigan, 24 July 1925. He married there 8 May 1948 Eileen F., dau. of Leo and Dorothy Coonan, born 30 August 1927. They live in Kirkwood, Missouri. Children of Donald K. (10) and Eileen Faunce born in Detroit except John Anthony who was born in Plymouth, Michigan. 1436 Richard Keith11, b. 17 Mch .• 191+9. 11+37 Douglas Paul,b. 25 July 1950. 1438 Michele, b. 10 Nov. 1952 1439 Cecile, b. 10 Nov. 1952, twin of Michele. Paul David, b. 18 Dec. 1956. Joseph Michael, b. 2 Sept. 1958. John Anthony, b. 27 Dec. 1960. 1283 Everette George (10), son of George Augustus (9) and Martha Louise (Schatschneider) Faunce born in Fergus Falls, Minnesota 12 June 1~26.1 He married in Logan, Utah, 261 July 1952 Catherine, daughter of Lloyd and Bernice Campion; born in Brigham City, Utah. Everette George Faunce was football coach at 312 Minot, North Dakota, and at Utah State University, Logan, Utah for ten years. He is in his own business, Flameco Engineering Inc. in Ogden, Utah, where he lives. Children of Everette George (10) and Catherine (Campion) Faunce born in Logan, Utah. 11+1+0 Jorgann11 , b. 23 Dec. 1953. 1441 Michele, b. 21 Feb. 1955. 14'+2 Steven Craig, b. 19 Sept. 1956. 1286 James Edward (10), son of Edward Horace (9) and Florence K. (Johnson) Faunce, born in Fergus Falls, Minnesota, 20 April 1937. He married in Carthage, Missouril 2 June 1957 Mary Ann Van Duse, born there 3 January 1938. Children of James Edward (10) and Mary Ann (Van Duse) Faunc~ born in Watertown, New York. 141+3 Russell James11, b. 21 July 1959. 1296 Bruce Kenneth (10), son of Laurence Sinclair (9) and Gertrude Elizabeth (Gaddis) Faunce, born in Boston,20 February 1933. He married in Arlington, Massachusetts, 25 April 1959 Dorothy E. Hilli dau. of Wilbur and Elizabeth Hill; born in Port and, Maine,20 February 1933. He is a teacher, lives in Reseda, California. Children of Bruce Kenneth (10) and Dorothy E. (Hill) Faunce born in Encino, California. ll+ltl+ Candace Annll, b. 7 Oct. 1960. 1445 Laurence Alan, b. 11 Nov. 1961. William Aaron, b. 3 Jan. 1967. Thomas Andrew, b. 28 April 1969. 1298 John William (10) son of Bert Raymond (9) and Barbara (Osborne) launce, born in Hanford, California, 8 August 1924. He married first Jewel Mae Morgan; second, in Burlingame, Calif., 23 April 1949 Lois R., daughter of Charles and Meda (Waldron) Scarborough! born in Buffalo, N.Y., 16 March 1927; third, Feri l Hardin. Living in Stockton, California. Children of John William (10) and Lois R. 313 (Scarborough) Faunce born in Stockton, California. 11 1446 John William, Jr. , b. 22 Feb. 1950. 141+7 Bert Charles, b. 5 May 1951. 141+8 Richard G., b. 30 Nov. 1952; d. 12 Nov. 1953 in Stockton, Calif. 141+9 Patti Ann, b. 28 Aug. 1954. 1307 Albert Millard, Jr. (10), son of Albert Millard (9) and Mary (Patterson) Faunce, born in New Bedford 20 August 1907. He maPried in Marion, Massachusetts, 20 August 1928, Madelyn Belle daughter of Ennis and Nettie Newell; born ~O October 1906 in Nova Scotia. He lives in Fairhaven, Massachusetts. Children of Albert Millard, Jr. (10) and Madelyn Belle (Newell) Faunce born in New Bed­ ford. 11 1450 Earl Millard , b. 7 July 1930. 1451 Phyllis Jean, b. 24 June 1932. 1308 John Clement (10), son of Albert Millard and Mary (Patterson) Faunce, born in New Bedford, 26 April 1911. He married in Canada 20 October 1935 Codella Stickland, born 10 September 1915. He is a cabinet maker, lives Ram Island, Suffolk Co'Wlty, Long Island, New York. Children of John Clement (10) and Codella (Stickland) Fa'Wlce born in New Bedford. 1452 Miriam. Annll ; m. in Florida in 1955. 1453 Emily Joan; m. in 1956 in Ohio. 1454 Janet Wilma; m. 1959 in Georgia. 1455 David Millard; unm. 1309 Arthur Chester, Jr. (10), son of Arthur 314 Chester (91 and Elizabeth (Sykes) Faunce, born in Mattapoisett 12 March 1911. He married on Nantucket Island, 3 November 1932, Mary Johnson Sylvia. He is a salesman of marine and lumber supplies, lives on Nantucket Island. Children of Arthur Chester, Jr. (10) and Mary Johnson (Sylvia) Faunce born on Nantucket Island. 11 +1456 Chester Arthur , b. 23 Apr. 1933. 1457 David William, b. 15 July 1937. 1318 Harold Burdette (lO)l son of Charles Darwin (9) and Mary Olevia (KerrJ Faunce, born in Helena, Montana, 26 December 1917. He married in Marshallville, Ohio, 29 June 19_ Mary M. Tshantz. He lives in Helena, Montana. Children of Harold Burdette (10) and Mary M. (Tshantz) Faunce born in Helena, Montana. 11 1458 Kenneth Charles b. 8 Feb. 1945l m. in Mohall, N.Dakoi;a1 2 8 Aug. 1966 Carol Lynn Oberholtzer. 1459 Kathleen Jo, b. 25 Feb. 1946. 1338 William Kenneth, Jr. (10) son of William Kenneth (9) and Louise Crosby 1tGilchrist) Faunce, born in West Palm Beach, Florida, 24 November 1926. He married in Yuma, Arizona, 6 January 1951 Gloria Storm, born 12 November 1932. William Kenneth Faunce, Jr., served in the u.s. Army in World War II. A bacteriologist, he lives in Walnut Creek, California. Children of William Kenneth, Jr. (10) and Gloria (Storm) Faunce, the eldest born in Oak­ land, California, the others in Walnut Creek, California. 11 1460 Sharon Ann , b. 12 Oct. 1951. 1461 William Storm, b. 4 Oct. 1953. 1462 Lyn Day, b. 21 July 1955. 315 1463 Martin Kenson, b. 24 May 1957. 11+61+ John Nedeau, b. 21+ May 1961. 131+2 Anthony (10), son of Kenneth Winslow (9) and Grace (Tufts) Faunce, born in Boston 23 May 1916. He married in Manhasset, Long Island, New York, 20 September 191+7 Mary MacAusland Gill. Anthony Faunce graduated from Harvard in 1937, served as a Lieutenant in the u.s.N.R., on active duty 191+2-191+6. Later was an insurance broker. He is now the Inspector General of Foreign Assistance (Assistant Sec. of State) headquartered in Washington, but still living in ~oston • • Children of Anthony (10) and Mary MacAusland (Gill) Faunce born in Boston. 1465 Eunice Amanda11, b. 23 Dec. 19>+8. 11+66 Jeannette, b. 21 June 1955. 11+67 Jessena, b. 26 June 1956. Sandra, b. 3 June 1959. 131+3 Wendell Winslow, Jr. (10), son of Wendell Winslow (9) and Margaret (Brooks) Faunce, born in Scranton, Pennsylvania 23 April 1914. He married in Boston 3 September 1838 Janet, daughter of John Vincent and Edith Rasor; born in New Jersey, 9 June 1917. They were divorced in 191.i-8. She is a portrait painter, lives in Dallas, Texas. Children of Wendell Winslow, Jr. (10) and Janet (Rasor) Faunce born in Boston. 11+68 Wendyll, b. 3 Aug. 1939. 11+69 Christopher Reed, b. 19 June 1943. 131+1+ Thomas Brooks (10), son of Wendell Winslow (9) and Margaret (Brooks) Faunce, born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, 5 May 1917. He married in Daytoni Ohio, 7 June 1939 Virginia Louise Lautensch ager; born in Youngstown Ohio, 12 February 1918. He is a theatre ana1 technical director. Children of Thomas Brooks (10) and Virginia 316 Louise (Lautenschlager) Faunce born in Dayton, Ohio. 1470 Margaret Louise11, b. 14 Sept. 1941. 1471 Pamela, b. 4 July 194l+. 1345 George, III (10), son of George, Jr. (9) and Helen Pauline (Colwell) Faunce, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 23 January 1926. He married in Poughkeepsie, New York1 18 June 1949 Sally, dau. of Theodore and Mary Sleight Van Kleeck Swift. Children of George, III, and Sally Van Kleek (Swift) Faunce. 1472 Theodore Swift11 , b. 19 Oct. 1951 in Poughkeepsie, N.Y. 1473 Rebecca Winslow, b. 17 Sept. 1954 in For~ Chester, N.Y. 1351 Benjamin Franklin, Jr. (10) son of Benjamin Franklin (9) and Emily lnavies) Faunce, born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 30 July 1903. He married in Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, 3 May 1930 Ethel, daughter of Ralph and Ollie (Ferguson) Ferree, born 27 March 1908. They were divorced 27 March 1908. They were divorced 27 March 1941. He is a contractor. Children of Benjamin Franklin, Jr. (10) and Ethel (Ferree) Faunce born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. 1474 Ferguson Ferree, b. 29 Mch. 1931; m. 25 Nov. 1961 in Newburgh, N.Y., Mary Elaine, dau. of Richard and Marguerite Hansen; b. in Sewickley, Pennsylvania, 18 Mch. 1938; he is a salesman for T. J. Cope Div. of Rome Cable Co., lives in 6oraopolis,Pa. 1475 Benjamin Franklin III, b. 24 Nov. 1933; m. in Piitsburgh, Pa., 26 Dec. 1959 Betty Gail, dau. of Warren E. and Jean Wickerham; b. 15 May 1936 in New Eagle, Pa. Children - Benjamin Franklin IV, b. l Sept. 1962 in Rapid City, South Dakota; 317 Bruce Ferguson, b. 9 Meh. 1964 in La Grange, Ill.; Laura Beth, b. 24 Feb. 1966 in Pittsburgh1 Pa.; Linda Brooke, b. 3 Feb. 1970 in La Grange, Ill. 1352 David Davies (10), son of Benjamin Franklin (9) and Emily (Davies) Faunce, born in Edgewood (Pittsburgh) Pennsylvania, 10 June 1905. He married in Pittsburgh 1 March 1926 Agnes Cushman. He was a sales engineer. Died in 1945. Children of David Davies (10) and Agnes (Cush­ man) Faunce born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. 1476 David Davies11, b. 18 Dec. 1926. 1353 John Hall (10) son of Benjamin ·Franklin (9) and Emily (Davies) faunce, born in Edgewood (Pittsburgh), Pa., 27 May 1911. He married in Johnstown, Pa. 2 June 1934 Doris Glenn, dau. of Ralph Beecher iorter; b. there 4 January 1914. John Hall Faunce graduated from the Univ. of Pittsburgh in 1932; he is an engineer, lives in Johnstown, Pennsylvania Children of John Hall (10) and Doris Glenn (Porter) Faunce born in Johnstown, Pennsylvania. 11 1477 John Porter , b. 25 May 1937; m. 27 Mch. 1971 in Glyndon, Md. Lucile, dau. of Terence and Olivia Fogarty; b. in N.Y., N.Y., 20 Feb. 1950; he is a metallurgist, lives in Columbia, Md. 1355 Henry Elmer (10), son of Lowe Elmer (9) and Elva (Dimock) Faunce, born in West Minot, Me., 10 Feb. 1908. He married first, in Gorham, N.H., 8 June 1930 Doris Eloise Irish; born in Auburn, Me., 27 Feb. 1907. They were divorced. He married second, in Readfield, Me., 17 Oct. 1936 Myrtle Treen, dau. of Kester and Victoria Burgess; b. in Livermore Falls, Me., 21 July 1911. He works for the International Paper Mills Co.; during World War II, he worked at the Portland Shipyards. Children of Henry Elmer (10) and Doris Eloise (Irish) Faunce born ii Auburn, Maine. 1478 Janice Elva 1 , b. 23 Dec. 1930. Children of Henry Elmer (10) and Myrtle Treen (Burgess) Faunce. ll 1479 Harriette Emily , b. 20 Feb. 1938 in 318 Lewistonl Me.; m. in Chisolm, Me., 29 Aug. 958 Everett Goulet. 11+80 Henry Elmer, Jr., b. 14 Apr. 1939 in Livermore Falls, Me.; m. there 6 May 1961 Geraldine Ovelette. Children: David, Ritchie Lee, Reggie Allen and Julie Ann. 1481 Lester I.owe, b. 5 Sept. 1940 in Liver­ more Falls, Me.; m. there 23 Sept. 1961 Mary Lou Mciver. Children Kelli Jean and Kimberly Jo. 1482 Robert Lloyd, b. 11 July 1942 in Livermore Falls, Me.; married; one child Denise Marie. 1483 Hollis Elwood, b. 23 Feb. 1946 in Lewiston, Me. 1484 Gertrude Pauline, b. 25 Oct. 1948 in Lewiston, Me.; m. ___ Bubier. 1359 Azel Wood, Jr. (10), son of Azel Wood (9) and Mary (Gerry) Faunce, born in Portland, Maine, 22 January 1920. He married in Lewiston, Maine Dorothy York. He is an appliance serviceman for Central Maine Power Co., lives in Alfred, Maine. Children of Azel Wood, Jr. (10) and Dorothy (York) Faunce, two elder born in Lewiston, Maine, the others in Sanford, Maine. 1485 Michael Aze111, b. 2 May 1941+. 1486 James Frederick, b. 8 Nov. 1946. 1487 Mary Olive, b. 14 May 191+8. 1488 Stephen Rose, b. 9 Jan. 1950. 1489 Susan Jane, b. 13 Jan. 1954. 1490 Patricia Lynn, b. 13 Jan. 1960. 1360 Erwin Gerry (10), son of Azel Wood (9) and Mary (Gerry) Faunce, born in Portland, Maine, 24 November 1921. He married in Fryeburg, Maine, 7 June 1941 Helen Frances Colley. A baker, he lives in Portland, Maine. 319 Children of Erwin Gerry (10) and Helen Frances (Colley) Faunce, two elder born in Biddleford, Maine, the youngest in Portland. 11 1491 Ronald Gerry , b. 14 June 1943. 1492 Diane Joyce, b. 16 Aug. 1944. 1493 Marcia Helen, b. 27 Nov. 1948. 1361 Bernard George (lo), son of Azel Wood (9) and Mary ( Gerry) Faunce, born in Portland, Maine, 13 September 1924. He married in Gorham, Maine, Phyllis Irene Shapleigh. He w.orks for the American Can Co., lives in Portland; Maine. Children of Bernard George (10) and Phyllis Irene (Shapleigh) Faunce born in Portland. 11 1494 Gary David , b. 24 Feb. 1954• 1495 Sarah Jane, b. 1958. 1363 Norman James (10) son of Norman Perley (9) and Ruth Merlene (Thomas) Faunce, born in Mechanic Falls, Maine, 7 March 1928. He married in Auburn, Maine, 17 June 1950 Marjorie, daughter of Albert and Gladys MacLeod; born 10 May 1928 in Lynn, Massachusetts. He lives in Essex Junction, Vermont. Children of Norman James (10) and Marjorie (MacLeod) Faunce, elder born in Poughkeepsie, New York, the younger in Burlington, Vermont. 11 1496 Nancy MacLeod , b. 23 Oct. 1956. 1497 Elizabeth Ann, b. 15 Apr. 1959. 1377 Jack Alvin (10), son of Leland B. (9) and Ruth Ann (Rayes) Faunce, born in Toledo, Ohio. He married there in 1940 in a Lutheran church Virginia Ekiost. He is a sheet metal and heat­ ing contrac·tor; they live in Toledo, Ohio. Children or Jack Alvin (10) and Virginia (Ekoist) Faunce born in Toledo, Ohio. 320 11 1498 Jack Alvin, Jr. , b. in 1941. 1499 Richard Lee, b. in 1945. 1500 Barry E., b. 1951. 1379 Jay Hartwell (10), son of Earl Horgan (9) and Frieda Marie (Yontz) Faunce, born in Toledo, Ohio, 19 July 1919. He married there 22 June 1940 Beatrice Mae Ruihley. Jay Hartwell Faunce served in the u.s. Marine Corps. He is a lumber dealer in Toledo, Ohio. Children of Jay Hartwell (10) and Beatrice Mae (Ruihley) Faunce born in Toledo, Ohio. 11 1501 Gary Lynn , be 4 Aug. 1941. 1502 Greg Thomas, b. 12 Sept. 1951. 1395 Alvin Ray (lo), son of Elias Hamilton (9) and Ida Alena (Kenny) Faunce, born in Still­ water, Oklahoma 18 June 1939. He marritid in Ponca City, Oklahoma, 4 November 1958 Sharon Mae Mitchell. Children of Alvin Ray (10) and Sharon Mae (Mitchell) Faunce. 11 1503 Stewart Hamilton , b. 4 May 1960. 1504 Kelly Noree, b. 24 Mch. 1961 TENTH GENERATION REFERENCES 1212 - "Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Records". Family Records of #1212 and Forest Waite (son of #1210). 1407 - Same References as #1212. 1408-09 - Ibid. 1219 - 11 Dartmouth Massachusetts Vital Recordsu. Family Records of #1219. 1410 - See Eleventh Generation References. 1411 - Same References as #1219. 1412 - Ibid. 321 1222 - Family Records of #1222 and #1223. 1413-ll+-15-16-17 - Ibid. 1225 - Family Records of #950. 1418 - Ibid. 1226 - Family Records of #960. 1419-20 - Ibid. 1230 - Family Records of #1230. 1421-22 - Ibid. 1232 - Family Records of #1232. 1423-24-25 - Ibid. 1236 - Family Records of #1236. 1426-27-28-29-30 - Ibid. 1247 - Family Records of #985 and #1247. 1431-32-33 - Ibid. · 1261 - Family Records of #1001, #1001 and #1262. 1434-35- Ibid. 1269 - Family Records of #1269. 1436-37-38-39 - Ibid. 1283 - Family Records of #1017. 1440-41-42 - Ibid. 1286 - Family Records of #1020. ll+l+3 - Ibid. 1296 - Family Records of #1296. 11+44-45 - Ibid. 1298 - Family Records of #1298. 1446-47-48-49 - Ibid. 1307 - Family Records of #1307. 1450-51- Ibid. 1308 - Family Records of #1308. 1452-53-54-55 - Ibid. 1309 - Family Records of #1309. 1456 - See Eleventh Generation References. 1~·57 - Same References as #1309. 1318 - Family Records of #1064. 1458-59 - Ibid. 1338 - Family Records of #1338. 1460-61-62-63-64 - Ibid. 1342 - Family Records of #1342. 1465-66-67 - Ibid. 1343 - Family Records of Janet (Rasor) Faunce. 1468-69 - Ibid. 1344 - Family Records of #1344. 1470-71 - Ibid. 1345 - Family Records of #1345 and irl346. 1472-73 - Ibid. 1351 - Family Records of #1351, #1353 and #1472 • 322 147l+-75 - Ibid• 1352 - Family Sources. 1476 - Ibid. 1353 - Family Records of #1353. lli-77 - Ibid• 1355 - Family Records of #1355 and #1481. 1478-79-80-81-82-83-84 - Ibid. 1359 - Family Records of #1125 and #1359. 1485-86-87-88-89-90 - Ibid. 1360 - Family Records of #1125 and #1360. 1491-92-93 - Ibid. 1361 - Family Records of #1125 and #1361. 1491+-95 - Ibid. 1363 - Family Records of #1363. 1496-97 - Ibid. 1377 - Family Records of #1377. 1498-99 - Ibid. 1500 - Ibid. 1379 - Family Records of #1379• 1501-02 - IbicI. 1395 - Family Reco1·ds of #1175. 1503-0l+ - Ibid. ELEVENTH GENERATION 1410 Lionel Orion (11), son of Oliver LeRoy and Lillian Rose (Page) Faunce born in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts1 io July 1925. He married in ffew Bedford lj May 1950 Dolores Couto, daughter of Maurice and Maria Moniz; born in Providence, Rhode Island, 3 August 1929. He has been a bookkeeper, builder, station operator and mailman. Children of Lionel Orion (11) and Dolores• (Moniz) Faunce born in Culver City, California. 12 1505 Sharon Lee , b. 25 July 1952. 1456 Chester Arthur (11), son of Arthur Chester (10) and Mary Johnson (Sylvia) Faunce, born on Nantucket Island, Mass., 23 April 1933. He married in Harrow, England, 31 August 1956 Shiela Fielding. Chester Arthur Faunce is a metallurgist. He served for three years in military service in Austria; lives on Nantucket Island. Children of Chester Arthur (11) and Shiela (Fielding) Faunce born in Butte, Montana. 1506 Mitchel112 , b. 5 June 1957• ELEVENTH GENERATION REFERENCES 1410 - Family Records of #1219. 1505 - Ibid. 1456 - Family Records of #1456. 1506 - Ibid.

323 324 FAMILY RECORDS USED IN THE FIFTH GENERATION Records of James Enos Faunce-descendant #649. Records of Theodore Wattles Fa1m.ce-descendant #1086. Records of James Freer Faunce-descendant #1134; author and compiler of 11 The Faunce Family'". Records of John Clement Taylor Fa1m.ce­ descendant #926. Records of James T. Hickey-Illinois State Historical Library, Springfield, Illinois. Records of Mrs. Henry Stark-descendant #914. FAMILY RECORDS USED IN THE SIXTH GENERATION Records of Mrs. Forest M. Waite; Mrs. Waite is the wife of the son of descendant #1210. Mr. & Mrs. Waite supplied many of the records of their branch of the Faunce family. Records of Mrs. Charlotte F. Hannan-descendant #602. Records of Jame·s Enos Faunce-descendant #649; Mr. Faimce was very helpful with his branch of the Faunce family. Records of Miss Mary B. Fa1m.ce-descendant #663. Records of Frank E. Fa1m.ce, Jr.-descendant #997• Records of Charles Francis Faunce-descendant #673. Records of Mrs. J. C.Dimcan-daughter of #684. Records of Nina Faimce Lord-descendant #686; Mrs. Lord was very helpful with her branch of the Faunce family. Records of Lawrence s. Faunce-descendant #1026; Mr. Faunce supplied the compiler with many records. Records of Mrs. Pearl Wright Johnson-daughter of #780. Records of Mrs. Lee Johnson-(same as Pearl Wright). Records of Mrs. G. c. Grove-daughter of #799. Records of Mrs. Alex. Crawford-great-granddaugh1Br of #226. Records of Mrs. Eva Chase-granddaughter of #226. Records of James R. Hanna, Jr.-descendant of #286. Records of Theodore w. Faunce-descendant #1086. Records of Mrs. Hilda Wetherill-descendant #1088. Records of Grace Marvin Winnagle-genealogist in Trumbull County, Ohio. Records of James Freer Faunce-descendant #1134; 325

author and compiler of nThe Faunce Family1t,. Records of Grace Mildred Faunce-descendant #870. Records of Mrs. Earl Elliott-descendant of #273• Records of Mrs. A. B. Parker-daughter of #537. Records of Eugene E. Snyder-grandson of #273• Records of Marion Uber Reinke-granddaughter of #273. Records of Mrs. Guy Younkman-granddaughter of #273. Records of Mrs. John c. Varady-granddaughter of #273• Records of Alvin E. Faunce-descendant #875. Records of Clara Mauer Faunce-wife of descendant #879. . Records of Mrs. Pauline Snyder Downing~ granddaughter of #273. Records of Eria Dunbar-granddaughter of #274. Records of J. M.Faunce-descendant #885. Records of Lyle R. Faunce-descendant #ll55. Records of George H. Stone-3849 Harrison St., Oakland 11, California. Records of John Clement Taylor Faunce-descendant #926. Records of Russell Stark-great-grandson of #282. Records of Leota Faunce Stark-descendant #914. Records of Evaline Faunce-descendant #1200. Records of Robert Lee Faunce-descendant #1204. Records of Roscoe Orville Faunce-descendant #939. Records of Mrs. Henry Stark-descendant #914. Records of Patrick J. Faunce-descendant #945. Records of John C. Fallllce-descendant #926. Records of Mrs. Dicy (Feller) Neel-grandniece of #290. FAMILY RECORDS USED IN THE SEVENTH GENERATION Records of Forest M. Waite-son of descendant #1210. Records of Alice M. Perkins-granddaughter of #361. Records of Mary North Chenoweth-granddaughter of #365. Records ofJas.W.Gleeson-great-grandson of #402. Records of Mrs. E. Sorenson-great-granddaughter of #402. Records of Albert Faunce, Jr.-descendant #1307. Records of Mrs. Eva Chase-granddaughter of #226 and niece of #455. 326 Records of Mrs. N. H. Kuhlman-great-granddaughter of #456. Records of Mrs. Lee Johnson-daughter of #780. Records of Joyce Booth Bishop-daughter of descendant #802. Records of Martha Beardsley-great-granddaughter of #498. Records of Mrs. Mary Scott Bowman-granddaughter of #539. Records of Mary Jackson Williard-niece of #882. Records of Brittie B. Chandler-granddaughter of #544. Records of Dan Goist-grandnewphew of #'51+5. Records of Mrs. Maynard Peacock-St. Louis, Mich. Records of James T. Hickey-Illinois State Historical Library, Springfield, Ill. Records of Russell Stark-great-grandson of #556. Records of Mrs. Arma Jackson-daughter of #913. Records of Mary Ann Faunce-wife of descendant #916. Records of Evalena Faunce-descendant #1200. Records of Mrs. Merritt Heeren-daughter of #933. FAMILY RECORDS USED IN THE EIGHTH GENERATION Bible Records of David Faunce-descendant #433. Records of Mrs. G. C. Grove-daughter of #799. Records of Mrs. Marion Gordon-sister of wife of #800. Records of Norma Krider-niece of #891. Records of George H. Stone-3849 Harrison St., Oakland 11, Calif. Records of Mrs. Russell R. Jackson-granddaughter of #905. Records of James s. Parker-grandson of #1167; Mr. Parker supplied to the compiler and author valuable data secured from Court Records in both Plymouth County, Massachusetts, and Maine. 327 POSSIBLE DESCENDAN'Il:3 STILL TO BE PLACED: Faunces unplaced that are probably descendants of John (1) and Priscilla (Morton) Faunce. 1 Miss Mary Faunce, buried on Burial Hill Plymouth; died 1 Feb. 1844, age 61 years. 2 Sarah Faunce, married David Babcock (a transient) in Middleboro, Mass.,21 Oct. 1874. 3 Mary Faun or Faunce, married Joseph Allen, Jr., in Dartmouth, Mass., 2~ AU$• 1874. 1-1'rff/.; t,J" • John E. son of John and Virginia Faunce; died 5 ~ept. 1847, age 6 mos. and 12 days, in Roxbury, Mass• , Louisa M., married George Maskiell, Jr.; died 19 Aug. 1879, age 41 years; buried Maspeth Cemetery on Long Island. 6 Mrs. Jane Faunce, married Abiah Keith of Bridgewater in Plymouth, Mass., 9 Oct. 1735. (This may be an error as there has been no other records found to verify this Jane). 7 William D. Faunce, buried in Guys Mill Cemetery in Crawford County, Penna.; born 1792; died 1858. Sarah, his wife, Dorn 1793; died 1848, buried in Guys Mill Cemetery. There is a possibility this man may be William #227. In 1850 he was living in Cattaraugus County, N.Y. with a wife much younger than he; he might be a son of Eleazer #97, but with older children indicating a previous marriage. 8 George w. Faunce, married Lucinda Erskine, widow of Charles L. Sergeantl she married, third, ___ Blackie, was 1 ving in Brockton Mass. in 1918. nnescendants of Nichoias DoeJ, Elmer E. Doe, 1918, p. 320. 9 Albert A. Faunce, born in 1843 in East 328 Cambridge, Mass.; died 26 Oct. 1884; married Mary Loring Marsh, daughter of George and Mary (Adams) Marsh, born 30 Apr. 1885 in Watertown, Mass.; died 24 Oct. 1882 in East Cambridge, Mass.; child Mary, b. 15 Oct. 1882 in East Cambridge, Mass.; "John Marsh of Hartford", Dwight Whitney Marsh, 1895, p. 462, 463. This is likely the same Albert A. Faunce listed in the Boston City Directory in 1881 as gateman at the Chelsea Ferry. 10 Lloyd Faunce, living at 40 Parker Street, New Bedford, Mass., in 1865, a carpenter. 11 Misses c. I. and E. J. Faunce, living on Arnold Street in Boston in 1872. Miss Irie c. Faunce on Milford Street, Boston, in 1873; Miss c. I. Faunce on Northfield Street in Boston in 1877• (Irie c. and c. I. maybe the same person). 12 Lucinda J. Faunce, living on Albion Street in Boston in 1884. 13 Hattie w., (a widow) living on Tremont Street in Boston in 1884-1886, a dressmaker. 11+ Mrs. Helen w. Faunce, 77 Worcester Street, Boston, 1888-1892; a dressmaker, maybe the same as Hattie w. Faunce. 15 Henry P. Faunce, 51+ Savin Street, Boston, 1891-1905; a cutter. John F. Faunce, 51+ Savin Street, Boston, 1891-1905; a cutter. 16 Lorenzo Faunce~ rooming 23 Indiana Place, Boston, in 1880, a jeweler. 17 Leonard Faunce rooming 23 Indiana Place, Boston, in 188~.1 He maybe the same as Lorenzo, at the same address in 1888. 18 Harold Faunce, 36 Dwight Place, Boston, 1905; a musician. 19 Clifford w. Faunce, son of Clifford w. and 329 Alice A. Faunce born 19 Nov. 1931 in Williamstown, Mich.; married in Hutchinson, Kan., 31 Mch. 1956 Connie Sue Shores, born 27 Nov. 1941. He served in the U.S. Navy 1 July 1952-29 June 1956. Children of Clifford w. and Connie Sue (Shores) Faunce born in Lansing, Mich. Clifford W., Jr. b. 15 Apr. 1957. Michael T. b. 13 Apr. 1959. Edward M. b. 19 Jan. 1962. Clifford w. Faunce maybe a granµson of William H. Faunce #305. • 20 George Ira Faunce, born in Iowa in 1875; married Bertha May Elliott, born in Iowa in 1883. Children of George Ira and Bertha May (Elliott) Faunce. George Harold, b. 23 Sept. 1913 in North Bend, Oregon; lives in Grants Pass, Oregon; m. 5 Feb. 1959 ___ Tiles ton. Carlo., lives in Ketchikan, Alaska. 21 Oretta Faunce, age 17 years in 1850, living in the home of Newell L. Colby and his wife, Mehitable, in Morristown, Vt. Oretta married George Buzzell. Oretta is probably the daughter of Joseph Faunce #224. 22 0 1Hare Faunce, livin~ in New Bedford, Mass., in 1956. Reference #1219. 330

OTHER PERSONS BEARING THE FAUNCE NAME Certain persons named Faunce are definitely not descended from John Faunce of Plymouth and do not appear in the index. They are: 1. JACOB A. FAUNCE was born in Baden-Baden, Germany, Jan. 8, 1843, and came to America in 1852. He died in Harrisburg, Pa., on Dec. 4, 1903. His descendants are Lawrence A. Farmce Paul c. Faunce, Sarah A. Farmce Pollock, Lawrence A. Fauncel Jr., Joseph H. Faunce (Sioux City, IowaJi Elizabeth Faunce (Washington, D.C.) l G enn Allen Faunce (0 1 Neill, Nebraska;, Barry Lee Faunce (Waukegan, Illinois), Warren Michael Faunce, Stephen Gregory Faunce, and Stewart Gary Faunce. The last two both live in 0 1 Neill, Nebraska. The Boston area families of Stanley c. Faunce and his brothers, Irvillg J., Sanford Sydney, Herman F., and Irving I. Faunce. JOHN FAUNCE (Phantze) was born aboard a ship coming from Holland to America in late 1800 1 s. The family lived in Washington, D.C. He married Agatha ___ in Washington. They both died there. Many of the family were bakers in the Georgetown section of Washington, D.C. Family names are George F., Marie, Henry A., Agnes, George, John Patrick, Joanne, Mary L., and Brian L. GEORGE FAUNTZ came on the ship ttDragon" from Rotterdam, Holland, in 1732 to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (5th series Penn. Records - Vol. 4, Page 320; Penn­ German Pioneers, R. B. Straussburger, Vol. 1, Page 96.) Family name probably changed to Fa'WJls. George Fa'WJls still lives in Philadelphia. 331 5. HENRY FAUNCE, a native of Germany and a baker by profession, died in Philadelphia, Pa. on 3 June 1807 at the age of 81. In Penn. Archives Vol. XXV, Page 346, City of Phil. - Northern Liberties Twp., he held for tax purposes in 1780-81 property valued at $36,000. In 1794 in the county of Huntingdon he had 800 acres of land. In the Philadelphia - New Jersey - Washington, D.C. area are many with the Faunce name. Some of these may be descendants of John Faunce of Plymouth, but as yet I have not been able to provide authentication. In time I hope to trace and verify many more names in my 6':X:tensive files on the Faunces in this area, and issue a booklet on the findings. Any information will be welcome. In order to stimulate further aid, I include some limited information from my files: 1. The Philadelphia City Directory of 1785 lists one Henry Fanss at 449 Brown St., and Henry Fants at 354 Second St. From 1791 to 1797 the name is listed as Fauns, Faunes, and Faunts. In 1797 there was a George Faunce, brickmaker, at 457 N. Second St., and two Henry Faunces, one a caulker and the other a baker. In 1860 there were 42 Faunces listed; many were fishermen. 2. One section of the Philadelphia group had as its first known ancestor Samuel Faunce, and he may have come from Plymouth. His family included such names and dates as: John, born Philadelphia, 6 Feb. 1762i• died in Millersburg, Pa., 23 May 183; married Elizabeth Egner. Samuel Egner, born Maryland, 9 Feb. 1792; died in Millersburg, Pa. 4 June 1856; married Sarah s. Barry. 332 Caleb, born Maryland; died Anderson, Ind.

John Egner 1 born Maryland,26 Oct. 1831; died Philadelphia 24 July 1917; married Sarah P. Hatfield. john; died Montpelier, Ohio 24 June 1931; married Cora A. Bohner. George Wash., born Anderson, Ind.29 April 1858; died Scott, Ohio 22 Jan. 1916; married Eliza Rippentoe. Charles Albert, born Van Wert, Ohio 18 Feb. 1884; married Ada Shaffer. William Armstrong, born 30 Sept. 1836; died Woodbury, N.J. 17 Sept. 1890; married Sarah Hendrickson. John Franklin, born Holmesdale, N.J. 1859; died Gas City, Ind. 1939; married lfla.ry Simpkins. Another section started with Michael M. Faunce (4 July 1794 - 30 Sept. 1855), who married Elizabeth Pote. He was a shad fisherman. Their descendants included; Jacob c.i born Philadelphia 20 Aug. 1820; died Phi adelphia 8 Feb. 1907; married Emily Juvenal. George M., born Philadelphia 27 Oct. 1838; died Philadelphia 21 July 1902; married Emma Barth. Peter John, born Philadelphia 1825; died Philadelphia 30 Aug. 1882; married Sarah Hooper.

Abram J.1 born Philadelphia 2 Feb. 1851; married Charlotte Cook. Harry M., born Philadelphia 17 June 1873; died Port Penn Delaware 12 June 1953; married Ida Collins.1 333 George Smith, born Philadelphia 3 Nov. 1867; died Philadelphia 27 Oct. 1945; married Margaret Neill. Norbert w., born Philadelphia 22 Mar. 1867; died Philadelphia 31 Mar. 1936; married Lissie Schmid. Joseph Nichols, born Philadelphia 9 Oct. 1897; married Ethel Wancoe.

Charles John2 born Philadelphia 15 Jan. 19()1.1-; married. Helen Sullivan. 4. Henry Faunce (b. Phil., Pa. 8 MaJ b770) who married :Mary Harley, may have been {he head of another section. His family includes such as: Henry, born Philadelphia 1797i died Phil­ adelphia; married Rebecca Hufrsey. George Washington, born Philadelphia 22 Feb. 1815; died Philadelphia 24 Nov. 1898; married Mary---• Millard Fillmore, born Philadelphia 13 Feb. 1849; died Philadelphia 26 .Tan. 1926; married Amanda Bennett. John Henry, born Philadelphia; died Philadelphia 23 .Tan. 1864; married Mary Britton. Millard F., Jr., born Philadelphia 18 July 1882; died Philadelphia 5 Aug. 1949; married Gladys Lawler. Albert, born Philadelphia 2 Feb. 1858; died Philadelphia 14 July 1945; married Annie Mc Chesney. John a., Jr., born Philadelphia 23 Feb. 1850; d1ed Philadelphia 21 Nov. 1888; married Clara E. Jones. Albert Carlton, born Philadelphia; died 334 Philadelphia 1945; married Susan Harned. Willard B., born New York 26 Apr. 1917; married Vivian Silva. Christian Faunce was born in Philadelphia but moved to Washington, D.C. in 1850, during the Civil War. His family may include: George w., born Philadelphia 23 Dec. 1805; died Washington 24 Apr. 1862; married Margaret Flick. Christian born Philadelphia 1840• died Virginia ~6 Dec. 1912; married J~ia Hughes. Conrad, born Philadelphia 1842; died Washington 5 Nov. 1881+;. married Mary Heitzey. Jacob n., born Philadelphia; died Washington May 1888; married Mary Bakeoven. Isaac, born Philadelphia 17 Apr. 1845; died Washington 1906; married Catherine Beck. Philip Pote, born Washington 23 Dec. 1849; died Washington 21 Aug. 1909; married Mildred Carroll. Charles c., born Washington 10 Nov. 1865; died Washington 12 Nov. 1902; married Loula Murry. John B., born Philadelphia; died 10 Apr. 1896; married Elizabeth Faunce. Philip w., born Washington 7 Nov. 1886; married Mary Fitzgerald. 6. Christian R. (Fans) Faunce (1810-1902) lived at 609 Richmond St., (Fishto~m) Fhiladelphia in 1860. He owned a fishery at Mantua Creek, Gloucester, New Jersey. The name was changed to Faunce when the 335 children were in school. Examples of family names and dates are: Taylor, born Philadelphia 31 Mar. 1842; died Philadelphia Sept. 19v5; married Elizabeth Blattmann. Benjamin Rice, born Philadelphia 1848; died Philadelphia 11 Mar. 1929; married Clarinda Lockhart. Daniel Rush, born Philadelphia 13 Sept. 1858; died Philadelphia 22 Oct. 1944; married Catherine Schuler. Clarence s.~ born Philadelphia 19 July 1880; died Philadelphia 17 Mar. 1942; married Anna Kratz. George Castor, born Philadelphia 22 Apr. 1880; married Florence Kearney. Daniel Webster, born Philadelphia 3 Mar. 1887; died Barrington, N.J. Oct. 1928; married Anna Todd. Edwin Frederick, born Philadelphia 3 June 1893; married Ruth Waples. Ulysses Grant, born Philadelphia 19 Sept. 1898; married Mabel Williams. Irwin Christiani born Philadelphia 3 May 1901; married A ice Maier. Matthew Taylor, born Philadelphia 22 June 1910; married Mary Herig. 7. There are other Faunces who may or may not belong in the preceding groups. Some of these are: Edwin Enoch, born Philadelphia 6 Nov. 1863; died Philadelphia 5 July 1943; married Mary Berry. 336 Alexander, born Philadelphia 28 May 1872; died Philadelphia 11 Feb. 1956; married Caroline ___• Isaac Baldt, born Philadelphia; died Montgomery, Ala.; married Margaret MacBryde. Josiah Morris, born Montgomery, Ala. 11 Dec. 1895; married Mary Crabbe. 337 Adams, Alonzo H.,254 INDEX Eliza, 117 Allen, Robert, 47 Etta, 299 Sarah Eliza 223 Hannah Baker, 185 William, 236 Jennie May,273-274-308Allerton~ Isaac, 9-236 John, 65 Altham, Emanuel, 8 John Thomas, 273 Alton, Samantha, 193 John w. 179 Samantha Lucretia, 255- Lucy, 1 13 256 Martha, 228 Ambrose, Abbie c.w., 97 Mary, 328 E. c. 97 Mary A., 179 Ames, Amon,1 108 Mary E., 273 Clarissa, 108 Nancy Inglees, l85-186Anderson, Alida Lappers Sarah, 112-113 101 · Sarah Electa, 254 Martha Roena, 251 Sarah Jane 179 Roy A., 251 Susanna! 6$-66-110 Andrews, Betsey, 88 Thankfu 65 Ebenezer, 88 Thomas 185 Elizabeth Ann, 88 Adkins, ieverly Deane, John, 88 282 Anthony Earl Hubert,289 Russells., 282 Lois Ruth, 289 Alden, Ebenezer, 45 Appling, John, 73 Hannah, 45 Mary, 73 John, 45•236 Ariens, Maggie R., 196 Joseph 45 Armstrong, Ella Priscilla, 45 Francisca, 155 Ruth, 45 Arnold, Mary, 25 Alderman, Betsey, 120 Ashley, Eliza c., 145- Chauncey, 120 222-223 Mary 190 Loring, 87 Sylvia,1 120-121 Phoebe Ann, 87 Aldrich, Arthur, 157 Stephen 87 Ella, 157 Sybel, ~71 Alexander, Charlotte Atkins, Olive, 69-117-188 Sylvester, 102 Atkinson, Celia Ann, 186 Samuel Lewis, 102 John, 186 Allen, Elizabeth, 47 Lucy, 186 Fred Nicholas, 178 Sarah Abigail, 186-187- Joseph Allen, Jr.,327· 21+8 Josephine, 171 Atwood, Mary, 71 Leslie Chapman 223 Austin, Josiah, 38 Lucille Eva, 2j01 Phoebe, 281 Mabel, 255 Sarah, 38 Mary, 327 Babcock, David, 327 Myra Elliott 145 Sarah 327 Nina Adell, l78 Bacon, Alcinda,190-251-253 338 Bacon, Ebenezer, 89 Barstow, Joanna Leavitt, George, 190 90-150-151 Hannah 89 Sally 90 Jane, 89 Bartletl1 Hannah, 63 Mary, 190 Ichaboa, 63 Baglien1 Duane Orlin~282 Jerusha, 110 Marceila Louise, 2tl2 Joanna 41 Bagnall, Lois, 102 John, 25-39 Sally1 116 Lydia, 25-30 Baker, ~ert Richard, 289 Mary, 12 Charles A., 173A Mercy, 63-64-106-107- Donna Lee, 289 109 Edwin R., 173A Nathanieli 41 Eliza Wing, 173A Rebecca, 2 Lida, 173 Robert, 12-25 John Francis1 248 Sarah, 39-58-61 Mary Ann l7jA Solomon, 41 Phebe, 170 Barton, George T.; 272 Polly Eva, 248-292 Hilda Josephone 272 Rebecca Taylor, 248 Lydia R., 122-~3-195 Balter, Blanche, 260 Bassetti Abigail, 152 Barnaby, James, 25 Bates, ~linor Snow, 173A Lydia, 25-26-37-39-40 Hannah Sampson, 103 Ruth, 25 Harriett N., 173A Stephen, 25 Jared w. 1 173A Barnard, Joseph Warren, John, lOj 167 William 173A Kate Herbert 166 Baynard, John, 3 Barnes, Catharlne Harriet, Martha, 3 166 Beardsley, Martha, 211+- Cynthia Davis, 166 326 Elkanah, 166 Bearse, Abigail, 98 Barnhart, Clarissa, 107- Charlotte E. 273 177-l7ij Clarence, 27j1 Barrows, Allen, 70 Emily, 273 Barnabus, 70 Priscilla, 20 Bathsheba, 30-31 Beaton, Alexander M.,247 Bersheba 31 Mariam Elizabeth 247 Lidiah, 25 Beaudoin, Rose, 236-280 Lydia, 46 Bennett~ Ann Lincoln, Lurana, 60 183-ltl4 Martha, 70 Betsey 183 Patience, 30 Seth Williams, 183 Sarah Curtis, 70 Benson, Eunice, 39 Barstow, Ann, 28 Bentleyi Hattie T., 222 James, 90 Berryl Florence May 250 Joanna, 90 Wil iam G., 250 339 Bertina, Olive, 283 Borden, Abraham, 146 Besse, Hope, 61-62-104 Abraham I., 146 Bever, Lavonne, 229 Eliza, 14-6 Bicknell, Mabel, 245-292 Hannah, 146 Bigham, Alice Cushing, Mary, 145 245 Sarah E., 11+6 John c., 245 Bordsmee, Mary, 196 Billington, Lydia, 27 Bosworth, Judith, 28 Bird, Sarah, 47 Bourne, Asa, 91 Bisbee, Benjamin, 94 Ebenezer, 91 Eleanor, 26-41 Mary, 91-152-153-154 Elijah, 26-41-46 Bowker, Davis Whiting, Hannah 41 112 James 6tis 1 94 Eveline, ll2i Laura B. _t '.;l4 Howard 112 Lucinda Hayden, 94 Lucia ~rew, 112 Lydia, 26 Bowman, Harry D. 190 Nancy, 94 Lois, 190 Otis, 94 Lois M., 297 Reuben, 25-26 Owen, 297 Susanna, 46 Boyce, Irene,275 Bishop, Anna Arvella, Boyde, Ernest P. 258 258-301 Etta Almeda, 258 Inda, 289 Boynton, Linda w. 151 Joyce Booth, 212~326 w. H.,151 Ned, 289 Bradey, Ethel M., 231 Black, Iva May, 295 Bradford, Alice, 12 Blackie, Lucinda, 327 Calvin, 110 Blair, Ann, 122 Eleanor, 10-167-168- Blake, Harriet Augusta, 169 183 Elisha, 90-91 Blanchard, Eunice Josiah, 169 Melvina, 227 Lemuel, 103 Francis P., 227 Lucy, 110 Bonam, Sarah, 10 Lurana, 67 Bond, Colonel, 59 Lydia, 67 Bonney, Mary, 62 Mary 103 Sallyi 62 Matilda, 169-236-237 Samue , 62 Mercy, 27 Sarah, 62 Polly, 169 Bonsell, Mary Frances, Rebeckahi 164 275 Sarah, 1 0-180 Bonum, George, 10 Stetsoni 67 . Sarah_i 10 Thankfu B. 90 Booth, ~rnest c., 178 William, 9-lo-12-236 Hannah, 146 Bragdon, 276 Lillian L., 178 Braley, :Wey E. 173 Branch, Lidiah, 25 Brownell, Susanna, 54 Mercy, 24-25 Bryant, Abigail, 24-3? Thomas 25 Eliza Holmes, 186 Brawn, EAward, 276 Joanna1 3? Effie, 276-309 John, 24 Bredahl, Alice Emily,229 Luther! 105 Homer, 229 Priscila 105 Breed, Marion, 310 Sylvia, 172 Brewster,Margaret Jane, Bubier1 __, 218 230 Buck, John, 13 Olive, 68 Lydia, 1$1+ Bridge, Mehitable, 106 Sarah, 13 Bridges, John, 8 Buhli B. 272 Briggs, Alice1 69 Hi da Josephone, 272 Ebenezer, 4, Burgess1 Abbie Frances, John, 183 189-2,1 Rebecca, 47-59-73-74 Abigaili 189 Salome, 183 Henry, 89 Sarah Jacobs, 183 Kester, 317 Brigham, Elisha Warren, Myrtle Treen, 317 107 Victoria, 317 Leonard, 107 Burki Evelyn Jean, 310 Polly 107 Water, 310 Broad, Arabella Augusta Burns, Hannah, 174 l?l Mary, 174 Wilmot E. 171 William, 174 Brockway, Alonzo, 199 Burr, Josie, 164 Charles Cassius, 199 Burrell, Maryl 89 Grace, 199-200 Miriam, 89- 1+8-149 Naomi, 199 Ziba, ~9 Sarah Electa, 254 Bush, Eliza Ellis, 119 Bromis, George, 283 James1 198 Marjory Mae, 283 Levi Smith, 72-119 Bromley, Adaline, 108 Nora, 198 · C.H., 108 Ruth Fobes, 72 Polly, 108 Bushfield, Ann 109-110 Sylvester, 108 Butler, Catherlny, 147 Brooks, Margaret, 291- Joanna Dailey! 147 292-315 John Oliver, 47 Brow Anna Marie, 239- Butman1Mary Elizabeth,286 240-2861 . Buzzeli, George, 329 Charles, 239 Orettal 329 Brown, Eliza A. 185 Byrne, A vin T. 1 257 Elizabeth 18,1 Mary Alice, 2,7 Peter, 236 Cain, Clara1 99-100 Rebecca, 101-164 Deacon, 9~ Waterman, 185 Martha Louisa, 99 31+1 Campbell, Jamesl 164 Chase, Eva (Mrs.), 136- Marion Etta, 73A 137-212-324-325 Campion, Bernice, 311 Lucinda E., 175 Catherine, 311-312 Mary, 89 Lloyd, 311 Steve, 280 Capron, Lucy1 182 Cheney, Hattie Rosetta, Carpenter, Alexander,9- 262-301 11 Chenoweth, Mary North, Alice, 11 205-325 Juliana 9-10-11-13 Childs, Adeline, 172 Priscilla, 9 George, 172 Carroll, Lizzie Jane,259 Rebecca Winslow 150 Mary Ann, 259 Chipman, Jacob, 37 Thomas Franklin, 259 Lucy, 186 · , Carver, Josiah, 24-25 Priscilla, 67 Mary, 24 Chrans, Alberta Albina, Mercy, 24 275 Nathaniel, 64-65 Earl LeRoy 275 " Sarah, 64-65 Chubbuck, Ellzabeth, 60 Casterline, Daniel Lud- Lott, oO low, 121 Lurana, 60 Jo Ann, 189 Maria, 154 John H., 121-122 Sally, 60 Lucretia, 121-122 Timothy, 60 Mary Ann, 121 Church, Judith, 28 Permelia, 121 Mary, 28 Caswell, Catherine, 173A Nathaniel, 28 Chadbourne, Charlotte Churchells, Elizar, 19- Tewksbury 96 20 · Samuel, 96 Churchels, John, 19 Chadwick, Harry, 190 Churchill, Alice, 69 Nellie Aileen, 190 Barnabas, 40 Charfee, 287 Bethiah, 25 Robert, 287 Ebenezer1 25 Wayne, 287 Hannah, o3 Champion, Eri Daniel, 74 Hannah Elizabeth, 63- Lorinda, 74 105 Chandler 2 Brittie B., Hannah Keene, 155 217-320 Jabez, 69 Christiana, 180 James N.D., 155 Melissa, 247 Joanna, 37 Chapman, Nancy, 263 Jonathan, 63 Chaponis, Albert, 291 John, 24-25 Helen Rose, 291 Lucy Ann 116 Chase, Catherine A., 151 Lydia, 40 Dorothy M., 280 Marcy, 37 Edward w., 151 Orphia Melvina, 226 Churchill, Patience1 25 Codding, George, 37 Rebecca, 24-69-llo-117Codman, Catherine H.,151 Samuel, 37 Colburn Asher 117 Sarah, 40-61+-65 Caroline, 118 Cini, Camilla, 277 Charlotte! 117-118-188 Guglielmo 277 Esther, 1 7 Clap, Captain, 62 Francis, 118 Clapp, Lydia R. 169 Lorenzo, 118 Clark, Alden, 4u1 Lydia M. 118 Eleanor Ann Marie, 286Colby, Mehitable, 327 Elizabeth, 58 Newell L., 329 Faith, 13 Cole, Alice Evelyn, 158- Hannah, 119 229-230 Hannah E., 227-228 Ann Elizabeth, 158 Ida V., 157 Faith Evelyn, 255 John Jr., 58 Sheldon, 255 Lucy, 40 Waitstill, 46 Nancy, 190-253 William, 158 Phoebe M. 1 179-242 Colley, Helen Frances Susan, 24~ 318-319 Susannai 58-100 Collins, Allen, 87 Thankfu 1 165 Davis, 223 Thomas, o Emelina, 87 William, 6 Mary Ann, 223-273 Clement, Hannah, 174 Mary H., 223 Clevelandi Bertha, 237 Collars, Bertha Edith, Clough, Alen, 56 258 Amos, 97 Jesse, 258 Betsey, 56 Colombe, Blanche 274 Mary Ann, 97-98-161 Colwell, Etta, 292 Cloyd, Betsey, 183 George, 292 Cobb, George w., 224 Helen Pauline, 292-316 Lucy, 60 . Comeau, Elizabeth Naomi, Nehemiah, 45 294 Rosilla, 224 Comstock, Elizabeth, 60 Sylvanus, 30 Hannah, 60 Coburn1 Charles w., 99 Jesse, 60 David J., 171 Sarah, 60 Della May 99 William, 60 Gurdon l~l Conrod, Duncan, 228 Lucretiai 121-122-191- Elizabeth Estella, 228 193-194- 95 Cook, Charles 182 Marinda, 99 Charlotte Ellsworth, Martha Ellen, 171 182 Pamela Shaw, 171 Eliza Ann, 96 Ward, 171 Job, 53 William A., 99 Lorana Sanborn, 96 Cook, Mary, 55 Corliss, Ida Mabel, 115 Robinson, 96 Nathaniel w., 115 Cooke, Abigail, 28-41 Stillman, 115 Caleb, 20 Cornhill, Fred 284 Charles, 28-41-42 Kathleen 284 Christina, 66 Cotton, colonel 59-61-62 Damaris, 27 Coughlin, Annie E., 154 Elizabeth, 18 Covell Ina Leone 231- Elkanah, 06 281-2821 Francis, 7-9-18-20-27-Coveyou, Marie, 299 28-29-236 Cowen, Betsey, 88 Hannah, 20-28-41-66 Craft, William, 118 Hester, 7 Crane, Tabitha, 32 Jacob, 27 Crawford, Alemc (Mrs.), Jane, 20 136-137-324 Joanna1 42 Virginia 301 John, 20-42 Crighton, John, 125 Josiah, 41-68-111 Crocker, Lydia, 117 Lucy, 06 Cromwell, Oliver 3 Lydia, 27-41-68-111 Crooker, Aaron c., 73 Martin, 66 Emeline, 73-89 Molly, 42 Hannah, 73 Nancy, 111-181 l. M., 89-90 Robert, 28-44 Jacob w., 89 Sarah, 42 Zenas 73 Simeon, 27 Crouterfield, Dorothy Zenas, 42-66 Mae, 300 Coole, Dorothy, 24 Cuff, Helen L, 173 Ephraim, 24 Mary A., 173 Rebecca, 24 Patrick, 173 Coombs, Caleb, 86 Currier, Mary E. 58 Hannah, 86 Curtice, Sarah 271 Sarah, 86-145 Curtis, Amos, ~8 Coonan, Dorothy! 311 Ann, 28 Eileen F., 31 Byron E., 192 Loo, 311 Fear ~ Cooper, Ann, 13-20 Jacot, 59 Elinor Snow, 173A Katie Evelyn, 192 Elizabeth, 121 Lizzie M. 95 Helen Dorothy, 295-296 Mary, 28-~9 Iva May, 295 Samuel, 28 Sarah, 105 Cushing, Sarah, 181 Sheldon Dill, 295 Cushman, Abner, 37 Corey, Elizabe~h Griggs, Agnes, 317 150 Hannah Drew, 182-245- Corliss, Carolina H., 246 115 Mary, 27-37 Cushman, Mehitable, 28 Davis, Mary Eliza, 162 Persis, 28 Mary Isabelle, 255-299 Robert, 28 Phebe Borden, 222-273 Sylvia, 182 Thomas, 16-28-182 Sarah Lucy!. 274-275-308 Cutshall, Panola Flora, Thankfuli ,6 240-287 Dawson, He en 192 D'Amadio, Anne Mary, 278Day, Charles t., 242 Damonl Bathsheba, 31 Donnat 242 Dan el, 31 Dean, Eamund, 69 Hannah, 31-l+l+-47 Filena, 57 John, 31 Jacob, 57 Martha, 31 Jane, 57 Thomas, Jr. 31 Philena, 57 Zachariah 1jl Rebecca, 69 Danforth, Adrianna, 166 Deane, Elizabeth Ann, Charles Henry, lb6 169 Henry, 166 Evelyn, 169 Martha Ellis, 166 Silas W., 169 Daniele, Ann, 3 · Deardoff, Davidl 291 John, 3 Helen Rose, 2'.11 Darling, David, 37 Decoste, David 278 Daugherty, Margaret s., Ellen, 278 118 Kathryn Marion, 278 Dauman, Anne, 237-238- Delano, Avery, 61 286 Betsey, 61 George, 237 Deborah~69 Mary, 237 Lucy, lti5 Dauson, Violet E., 242- Rebecca, 24 290 Dellano, Andra A. 274 Davee, Hannah, 4l+ DeLong, Sarah, 193 Joseph, l+l+ Denning, Rachel, 249-293 Davidson, Alice Evelyn, DeRochemont, Edna Wilson, 158 233 Frank, 158 DeWolf, Daniel Shays, 172 Davie, Hannah, 63 Lovisa, 172 Jerusha, 164 Mary, 172 Joseph, 63 Dexter, Calvin, 173A Robert, 164 Catherine, 173A Davies, Emily, 292-316- Mary Jane, 173 317 Rachel, 293 Davis, Aaron, 56 William c.,173A Abiell 222 Dickson, Hannah, 124 Abiga 1 1 174-239 Dillingham, Carrie E., Hannah,56-57-95-96- 240 97-98 Dimock Elva, 293-317 Lewis, 234-300 Harrlette, 293 Dimock, Henry, 293 Drescher, Marcine, 262 Dingley, Hannah, ~5 Drew, Betsey, 184 Jacob, 46 Eldora, 230 Dixon, Hannah, 124-198- Elizabeth A., 236 199 Elizabeth Frances, Doane, Hulda, 227 184-185-21+8 Hulda Harding, 156 Francis, 184 Jesse, 156 James, 114 Laura A., 156 Nancy Washburn, 114 Dobson, Esther Grace,258 Sylvia, 182 Leon, 258 Duensing, June, 259 Dooner, Carol, 281 Duffield, Alonzo, 124 Doten, Ebenezer, 45-60 Julia, 124 Edmund, 167 Dumbald, Ethel Leona,200 Mary, 55-60 Dunbar, Abigaql, 44 Polly, 55 Eria, 142-325 Rebecca, 164-165 Eva Estella, 195 Rebeckah, 164 Joanna, 37 Salina, 167 Maude Hunter, 157 Salina Frances, 167- Peter, 44 234-235 Sanford, 195 Samuel, 55-164 Duncan, J.C. (Mrs.), Sarah, 60 132-324 Thomas, 19 John c. (Mrs.), 206 Doty, Edward, 13-236 Dunham, Abigail, 19-30 Edward Sr., 13 Amos, 31 Elisha, 26 Ellen Maria, 114 Elizabeth, 18 Fear, 59 Hannah, 2b Hannah, 19 Isaac, 18 Ichabod, Jr., 71, John, 18 John, 19 Martha, 18 Josiah, 31 Paul, 26 Lysanderi 114 Ruth, 26 Maria, 7 Sarah, 13 Mary, 73 Dowden, Eleanor Louise, Ruth, 31 262 Durgin, Abner F. 153 Melvin, 262 Harriet Anna l53 Downingt Pauline Snyder Durkee, Mary Elinor, 194 (Mrs.J, 142-325 Robert L., 194 Downs, Herbert G., 254 Eaton, Ebenezer 1 24 Hilda, Adams, 254 Eddy, Sophia, 60 Doyle, Edward, 276 Edson, Ellen, 238 Mary Louise, 276 Nathan w., 238 Drake, Martha, 115 Sarah Rogers, 238 Draper, Laura Adelaide, Edwards, Grace, 263 227-277 Hannah Lothrop, 94 Ekiost, Virginia, 319 Farrar, Kate Frederike, Elliott, Bertha May,329 163-164-233 Earl lMrs.), 141-324 Mehetable, 56 Ellis, Charles, 125 William, 163 Elizabeth, 119 Farrington, John, 182 Etta G., 159-230 Louetta May, ltl2 Freeman, Jr., 92 Faun, Mary, 327 Hannah, 125 Sarah, 37-38-53 Joseph Preston, 284 Faunce, Aanub, 62 Lydia, 92 Aaron Davis, 58-98-99- Marion M. 1 284 161-162-163 Mary, 46-284 Abba u., 115 Sarah, 92-156-157 Abbie, 250 Stephen, l+6 Abbie c.w., 97 Susanna, 46 Abbie Flagg, 187-249- Elmore, Cecil E., 229 250 Mary Ethel, 229 Abbie Frances, 189-251 Ely, Elwood Mason, 179 Abbie J., 149-150 Jonathan D. 179 Abby, 95 Priscilla oiivia,179 Abby Bryant, 94 Sarah Jane 179 Abby Haraden, 149 Emrick, Myrtle, 262-263- Abby T., 226 301 Abigail 24-30-37-41- Engel, Floyd Fred1 300 43-53-56-57-64-86-87- Nancy Elaine, 3uo 94-174-175-239 Norma Elaine, 300 Abigail Francis, 171 Erquhart Haroldt 173A Abigail T., 152-226 Mildred1 Gertruae 173A Abigail Thomas, 171 Erskine, Lucinda, j271 Ada, 224 Evans, Eunice, 55 Adah MacIntosh, 288 Gilbert 55 Adaline, 108 Eve, Ceceiye, 3 Adaline Lucy1 174 Everett, Lestina, 120- Addie A.i 17~ 190 Addie El en, 189-252 Lexcina, 120-190 Addison,56 Mary, 120 Adelaide Ellene, 227 Nathan, 120 Adelbert Franklin,274 Everson, John 28 Adeline, 172 Sarah, 28-42 Adeline Frances, 181- Silence, 28 244-245 Ewer, Lemuel, 152 Adeline Weeks, 223 Sophronia, 152 Adoniram, 92-155 Fance, Mary1 59 Adrian E., 58 Thomas, 5~ Adrianna, 166 Farrar, Abner 55 Agnes, 317 Kate Frederica, 163 Agnes Amelia, 194-256- 257 Fauncei Alba A. (Albert'?) Faunce, Alma Lincoln, 107- 76 184 Albert, 56-112-184- Almarine, 96 247 Almeda Barker, 223-274 Albert A., 328 Almedia, 64 Albert Alonzo, 98-161 Almira, 55-160 Albert Bartlett, 174- Alpheus G., 96-160 239 Alpheus Lester, 99-161- Albert Jr., 209-325 232 Albert Lloyd, 184-247- Alton, 181-245-291 313 Alton D. 188 Albert Millard, 237- Alvin, 56-92-156-157 285 Alvin E., 142-325 Albert Millard, Jr., Alvin Ezra, 190-253- 285-313 298 . ' Alberta, 228 Alvin Lee, 298 Alberta Albine, 275 Alvin Ray, 301-320 Alcinda, 190-253-254 Alvin w., 187-248 Alden1 ~5-47-69-70-71- Amber B., 284 72-111-119-120-121- Amelia, 113-125-185- 122-188-191 186 Alden Jay, 297 Amelia Mary, 191 Alden Joseph, 195-257- Amelia Washburn, 113 300 Amy, 159 Alden Jr., 72-121~122- Amy E., 177-241-246 191-192-193-194-195 Amy Loring 247 Aldie (Day), 178 Ancella Meilisa, 98 Alexander H., 164 Andra A., 274 Alexander Hamilton1 Andrew Jackson, 95- 123-196-258-259-260- 159-231 261 Angeline, 89 Alfred, 230 Angeline Roena, 162 Alice, 3-43-154-237- Angie, 283 285 Angie May, 233 Alice A., 329 Angie Merritt, 246 Alice Amelia, 161-232 Ann, 276 Alice Cushing, 245 Ann B. 91-150 Alice D. 274 Ann Elizabeth, 186 Alice Emily, 229 Ann G., 115 Alice Evelyn, 158-229- Ann Irwin 174 230 Ann L1ncoln1 183-184 Alice Jane1 177 Ann Marie, 222-272- Alice L., 257 280 Alice White, 149 Ann Rogers, 225 Alida Lappeus, 101 Ann T., 225-276-277 Alma A., 290 Anna, 276-290 Alma Genevieve, 239 Anna Arvella, 258-301 34-8 Faunce, Anna D., 14-5-146Faunce, Barbara Ann, 278 Anna Lucretia, 194- Barbara Elaine, 279 Anna Marie, 239-240- Barbara Jean, 279-281 286 Barbara Mildred, 310 Anna P., 146 Barbara Miriam, 233 Anna Pierpont, 152 Barnabas, 64 Annas., 232 Barnaby, 26-38-39-54- Anna Washburn, 184 55-57-64-65-92-93-94 Anne, 109-110-237- Barnhart, 108-177-241 238-286 Barry E., 320 Anne Mary, 278 Bartlett, 61-104-171 Annie, 294 Bathsheba, 30-31 Annie E., 154 Beatrice, 279-280 Annie Laurie, 156 Beatrice Mary, 308 Ansel B., 91 Benaldo (Nally), 177- Ansel S., 172 241-289 Anthony, 291-315 Benjamin, 21-28-41-42 Anthony Palmer, 94-- 64-67-68-113-114--115- 158-229-230 186-187 Arabella, 185· Benjamin Alden, 193-256 Arabella Augusta, 170 Benjamin Burleigh, 229 Archibald Lamont, 160 Benjamin Franklin, Archie Otis, 196-259 114--186-187-248-249• Arlie William,275-309 293-316-317 Arthur Briggs, 183 Benjamin Franklin Jr., Arthur Chester, 237- 316 285-286-313-314-323 Benjamin Franklin III, Arthur Chester Jr.,313 316 Arthur Earl, 263 Benjamin Franklin IV, Arthur Elbert 167 316 Arthur King, ~25 Bernard George, 294-319 Arthur Newell, 167 Bernard Lesliel 232 Arthur Thomas, 182-246 Bernice Gail, 254 Asa, 54-89-90-148-149 Bernice Lewis, 273- Asa B., 92 284--312 Astrid Marie, 282 Bernita, 280-311 Atlanta, 108 Bert Charles, 313 Aubrey, 183 Bert Raymond, 234-284- Augustus, 157 312 Augustus Baker, 222- Bertha, 181-190-276- 272-307 309 Austin P., 96-160 Bertha CUshman, 247 Azel Elmer, 250-294 Bertha Edith, 258 Azel Wood, 114-187- Bertha Grace, 254 249-250-294-318-319 Bertha May,329 Azel Wood Jr.l 294-318 Bertram Cushman, 182- Barbara, 234-284-288- 246-247 312 349 Faunce, Carlyle, 230-280 Faunce, Bessie, 180-250 Carnot Mason, 226 Bessie Pear11 198 Carol, 310 Bessie R., 1,9 Carol Ann, 281-290 Beth, 297 Carol Lee, 308 Betha E., 234 Carl Kay 281 Betsey, 56-60-61-63 Caroline'Augusta, 106 Betsey Tisdale, 170 Caroline M.l 240-287 Betsey Washburn,114 Caroline Wi liam 73 Betty Gail, 316 Carrie Aldina, 1~51 Beulah, 67 Carrie Aldine, 124-196 Beverly Deane, 282 Carrie Belle, 191 Bion Eleazer, 175-240- Carrie E., 21+0 286 Carrie Evalina, 261 Blanche, 260-274 Carol Lynn, ,.311+ Blanche L., 256 Carroll Seth 161-232 Bonham, 2 Cassandra, 1081 Bradley E., 109-179- Catharine Harriet, 166 243 Catharine J. 109 Brian Cooper, 296 Catherine, 162-177-311-2 Bruce Ferguson, 316 312 Bruce Kenneth, 284- Catherine A., 151 312 Catherine Augusta, 276 Burr Clarence1 190 Catherine H., 151 c.I. (Miss) j28 Cecelia, 110-256 Caleb, 61-161-164 Cecile, 311 Caleb Winslow, 168 Celeste Aileen, 199 Calista Furbush, 163 Charles, 66-91 Calvin, 151 Charles A., 94 Calvin Barstow, 90-151- Charles Arthur, 235 225 Charles B., 151+ Calvin Barstow Jr., Charles Carroll, 231 276 Charles Cassius, 126- Calvin Barstow III, 199-200 225-277 Charles Cook, 67-113- Calvin Barstow IV, 277 185-186 Calvin Philip, 122-191- Charles Darwin, 240- 254-255 286-314 Calvin Philip Jr., 192 Charles E., 101-159 Camilla, 277 Charles Ellis, 191- Candace Ann, 312 254 Carl Clayton, 186 Charles Francis, 130- Carl Ernest, 310 159-230-324 Carl Ezra1 194 Charles H., 146-171- Carl o. j29 172 Carlos iartridge, 182- Charles Harold, 283 247 Charles Henry 88-99- Carlton Thomas, 273 147-163-164-191-224-233 350 Faunce, Charles Henry Jr.Faunce, Clarence Eugene 147 99 Charles Herberti 166 Clarence Olen, 275 Charles L. 104- 71- Clarice Beryle 259 242-290 Clarissa, 108-177-178 Charles Lowni 222-273 . Clarissa D., 108 Charles M., 50 \Clement, 27b Charles Merrick, 185 \Clement Landingham, Charles S., 160 124-197-261 Charles Thomas, 113- Clement Leonard, 124- 185-186 197-261 Charles w. 91 Clifford w., 328-329 Charles William, 197- Clifford w., Jr. 1 329 259 Clinton Vernon 242 Charlotte, 117-118- Clyde Alton, 190-252- 147-188 296-297 Charlotte E. 273 Clyde Lester, 161-232- Charlotte Ellsworth, 283 182 Codella, 313 Charlotte Sylvester, Colnan, Mary, 173A 102 Connie Sue1 329 Charlotte Tewksbury Cora, 108-25'6 Chadbourne, 96 Cora Agnes, 2,1+ Chester Arthur,314-323 Cora Amelia, 192 Chester Augustus,272- Cora Belle, 256 307 Cora Celeste, 258 Chester Herbert, 189- Cora Ella, 159 25'1 Cora Lestina, 121 Chester Jerome, 126- Cordelia, 11? 200 Corinth, 124 Chloe, 88-148 Cornelius, 124 Christiana, 243 Cornelius Adams, 112- Christiana Isodorell80 184-248 Christine Kirby, 3 1 Cristine Schofield,281 Christopher Reedi 315' Cybelia A., 161 Clara, 99-100-15, Cynthia Arden, 307 Clara Adeline, 253-299 Cynthia Elvira, 122 Clara Dean, 197 Cynthia Marie1 297 Clara Eugenia, 191-25'5' Cyrena A., llu Clara Linwood, 235 Cyrus G. 1 95-159-160 Clara Louise 21+1+ Daisy, l'j3 Clara M., · 2261 Daisy Eula, 158 Clara Mauer, 142-325 Daniel, 31-32-44-45'- Clara Thomas, 114 69-70-71-72-90-116- Clarence Clover, 197- 117-118-149-188 260-301 Daniel Morris, 122 Daniel Myron, 121-122- 193-25'5-256 351 Faunce, Daniel Tilden,68Faunce, Dorothy Fay 310 Daniel Timonty, 310 Dorothy Frances, 2601 Daniel Wooster, 106 Dorothy Louise1 239 Daniel Worcester, Dorothy M., 280-294 173A-238-239 Dorothy Mae 288-300 David, 63-105-172-173- Dorothy Pauline, 259 229-237-266-267-286- Dorothy Winslow, 245 318-326 Dorothy Whiting 247 David Alton 253-297 Douglas Pau1,31l David B., 3001 E. J. (Miss), 328 David Davies, 293-316- Earl Millard, 313 317 Earl Morgan, 253-298-320 David L., 173A Earline Forest, 260 David Millard, 170-237- Eben Coburn, 251 285-313 Eben Colburn1118-188 David William, 314 Eben Melvin~ 251-295 Davis Collins1 223- Edgar E., 1~7-250 273-274-307-308 Edith Annie, 249 Day 178 Edith Dau.man 238 Dayton Fred, 299 Edith E., 232 Dayton Taylor, 190- Edith May1 163-285 253-299 Edi th Mel.inda, 175 Deborah, 43-297 Edith P.1 273 Della May, 99 Edmund, 164 Denise Marie, 318 Edmund J., 234 Desire 39 Edna, 188-289 Dewey Admiral, 241-289 Edna Mae, 262 Diane Joyce 319 Edna Wilson, 233 Dolores, 280 Edward, 92-145-156 Dolores Couto, 323 Edward Everett, 157- Dona !Duise, 259 227-228-278 Donald, 286 Edward Horace, 232- Donald Allen, 295 282-312 Donald Benjamin, 255 Edward L., 222 Donald K., 280-311 Edward Lee, 263 Donald Lee, 309 Edward M., 329 Donna, 242 Edward P~, 97 Donna Lee, 289 Edward Pierce, 237 Dorcas M. 2 101 Edwin, 109 · Doris, 270 Edwin Emery, 92-154 Doris Eloise, 317 Edwin Everett, 157- Doris Glenn, 317 162-227-228-278 Doris Leonard1 286 Edwin Herbert, 119- Dorothy, 234-279-311- 188-189-251 318 Edwin J., 151 Dorothy Ann, 279 Edwin Luville, 99-162- Dorothy E., 311 163-233 352 Faunce, Effie, 241-276- Faunce, Elizabeth c.,101 289-309-310 Elizabeth Davis, 165 Effie C., 155 Elizabeth Ella, 175 Effie May, 176 Elizabeth Estella, 228 Eileen F. , 311 Elizabeth Eunice, 160- Elaine Eleanor, 278 232 Elda, 21+1 Elizabeth Florence, 151 Eldridge L., 145-222- Elizabeth Frances, 184- 272 185-248 Eleanor, 42-103-167- Elizabeth Green 167 168-169-230-233 Elizabeth H., 272-307 Eleanor Ann Marie, 286 Elizabeth Loriza, 107 Eleanor Doane, 227 Elizabeth Naomi, 294 Eleanor Louise, 262 Elizabeth Richards, 151 Eleazer, 21-24-29-30- Elizabeth Shurtleff, 40-42-64-65-66-106- 235 110-174-180-327 Elizabeth T., 151 Elias Hamilton, 258- Elizabeth Thomasi 102 301-320 . Ella, 190-245-29 Elihu Burleigh, 93-157- Ella Adelaide, 163-233 228 Ella c., 169 Elijah1 42-66-lll-112- Ella Francisca, 155 113-182-247 Ella J., 180, Eliphalet, 95 Ella W., 149 Elisha Bourne, 91-153 'Ellen, 181 Eliza, 69 Ellen Bradford, 170 Eliza Allen, 153 Ellen H., 148 Eliza Ann, 119 Ellen Maria, 114 Eliza c., 145-222-223 Ellen Sarah, 182-247 Eliza E. , 272 Ellis Gerden, 122-195 Eliza Ellis, 72-119- Elmer, 181 189 Elmer Azel, 187-249- Eliza Holmes 186 293-294 Eliza Priscilla, 121 Elmer Clifton, 285 Eliza Wing, 173A Elmer Ellis, 190-252- Eliza Wood, 114 295 Elizabeth, 2-13-30-47- Elmer Ellis Jr., 252 60-61-65-71-73-101- Elmer Ellsworth, 196- l02-103-l04-l09-ll5- 258-301 l22-l24-l25-146-147- Elmina Thomas, 182 16 5-166-167-185-223- Elmon Crocker, 98 224-285-314 Elnora G., 58 Elizabeth A., 168-236 Elsie Ida, 228-278 Elizabeth Ann, 88-93- Elsie Marion, 250 124-164-227-228-234- Elsie Pearli 224 278-319 Elva, 293-3 7 Elizabeth Ann Evelyn, Emallne, 164 169 353 Faunce, Emelina, 87 Faunce, Eugene Howard, 174 Emeline, 89 Eugenia, 170-244 Emeline Crocker, 150 Eulila Dordanal 249 Emeline F. , 73 Eunice, 45-47-,5 Emeretta, 97 Eunice Amanda, 314 Emily, 89-108-152-186- Eunice Melvina, 227 293-316-317 Eva Bradford, 236 Emily A., 150 Eva Mary, 17~ Emily Jane, 99-161- Evalena, 220-326 162-163 Evalena Lenora, 262 Emily Joan 313 Eva line, 32 5 Emma, 188-280-281- Evelyn Jean, 310 284-297 Evelyn Regenia, 99 Emma A., 187 Everette George, 282- Emma Ada, 188 311-312 Emma Elizabethl 196- Ezra, 45-47-72-73 258-259-260-26 Ezra Alden, 122-192 Emma Jane, 233 Faith Evelyn, 255 Emma Kelly, 197 Fannie Belle, 242-290 Emma Louise, 173A Fannie E., 106 Emma Mae 197 Ferguson Ferree, 316 Enos Edwin,2 56-92-154- Ferill, 284 155 Fern 194 Ephraim, 126 Fidelia M., 95 Ephraim M., 74 Fidelia Reynolds, 155 Erastus K., 117-188 Filena, 57 Erland, 250 Flora Lucretia, 193 Ernest H., 225 Floretine A., 273-307 Ernest Linwood, 156- Florence K., 282-312 227-277 Florence L., 187 Erwin Gerry, 294-318- Florence Louise, 248 319 Florence May, 2 50-251- Estella Celia, 122 294-295 Estella V., 157 Florence Noster, 229- Esther, l+1+ 278 Esther Grace, 258 Florence T., 277-310 Ethel, 316 Flossie Forest, 260 Ethel Florence 198 Floyd Howard, 261 Ethel Leona, 2VO1 Floyd Isaac, 253-297 Ethel Lucy, 232 Frances, 117 Ethel M., 229-231-279 Frances Avery, 247 Ethel Mae, 284-309 Frances Elaine, 301 Ethel Ne11 258 Frances Louise, 227 Ethel W. ~241 Frances (Fannie) Luella Etta, 126-254-299 173 Etta Almeda 258 Francis Albert, 99-162 Etta G., 158-159-230 Francis Levi, 262-301 Faunce, Frank, 126-177 Faunce, George E., 100- Frank E. Jr., 129-324 240-286 Frank Ellis, 157-228- George Edgar, 98 278 George F., lb8 Frank Ellis, Jr., 278 George Franklin, 153 Frank F.,243 George H., 243 Frank Loveless, 125- George Harold, 329 198-262 George Henry, 100- Franklin Washburn, 170-171 187-248-293 George Ira, 329 Fred Alden, 191-254- George Leonard, 238-286 299 George Lewis, 150 Fred Murl, 241-289 George Parkhurst, 174- Fred Worcester, 174 239 Frederick B., 148- George Peabody, 178- 276 242-243-290 Frederick Ernest, 276- George w., 64-109-110- 309 , 171-178-242-327 Frederick H., 224 George Winslow, 169 Frederick Ralph, 310 Georgeanna, 171-172- Frederick William, 183 164-233 Georgia E., 286 Frieda, 298 Georgia Ella, 289 Frieda Marie 2 320 Georgietta Lewis, 166 G.T., 107-17b Gerald Alden, 254-299 Gail, 289 Gerald Anthony,230- Garry,289 280-311 Garwood Carl, 308 Gerald B., 280 Gary David, 319 Gerald Horace, 241-288 Gary Lynn, 320 Gerald Robert~ 278 Gary Scott, 295 Geraldine, 31~ Genevieve Maybeth 289 Gertrude, 162 George, 3-40-58-59• Gertrude Elizabeth, 100-101-102-lll-157- 283-312 164-181-244-245-292 Gertrude Esmond, 247 George Jr., 245-292- Gertrude Pauline, 318 316 Gertrude Rose, 261 George III, 292-316 Gilbert, 197 George A.,73 Gilman A., 96 George Albert, 167- Gladys, 198-261-274 235-284 Gladys Mabel, 252 George Arthur, 180 Glen Eugene, 260-301 George Augustus, 93- Gloria, 314 157-231-281-311 Gordon Azel 294 George B., 152 Grace, 199-~00-226- George Burrell, 90- 263-291-299-315 149-150 Grace Dora, 224 355 Faunce, Grace Elizabeth,Faunce, Harriet Elizabeth, 299 167 Grace Florence, 225 Harriet Higgins1 294 Grace G., 231-281 Harriet Maria, 252-295 Grace Louise,249 Harriet Marinda, 226 Grace Mildred, 141- Harriet Newall, 102 189-325 Harriet Russell, 153 Grace Morton, 246-247 Harriett Nelson, 173A Grace Richards, 225 Harriette, 293 Greg Thomas, 320 Harriette Emily, 317 Guy Eugene, 191 Harry A., 157 Gwendolyn Renette, 308 Harry Bernard, 229- Halsey K., 106 279-280 Halsey Kendall 175 Harry E., 10@ Hannah,20-26-28-29-30- Harry John, 229 31-32-40-41-42-44-45- Harry Lee, 275 47-55-56-57-60-63-65- Harry Milton, 228-278 66-69-92-93-94-95-96- Hattie A., 224 97-98-99-103-115-116- Hattie E., 178-274 124-125-170-187-198- Hattie Rosetta, 262-301 199 Hattie T. ,222 Hannah Amelia, 198 Hattie (Harriett) Hannah c., 86-87 Thomas,286 Hannah Catherine, 257 Hattie W. 1 328 Hannah Drew, 182-245- Hazel, 250 246 Hazel Effie, 229 Hannah E., 156-227-228 Hazel Eugenia, 192 Hannah Elizabeth, 63- Hazel Marie, 258 105 Hazel Maude, 157 Hannah Elizabeth How- Hazel Sarah,173 land, 236-237-285 Helen1 154-192-273- Hannah Sampson, 103 281-309 Hannibal Alvin,93 Helen A., 200 Harold, 328 Helen Dorothy,295-296 Harold Bertram, 246 Helen Estella, 253 Harold Burdette, 287- Helen Frances, 318-319 314 Helen L., 173-255 Harold Earl, 231-275- Helen Mae, 249 282 Helen Pauline, 292- Harold Florian, 250-294 316 Harold Leon, 301 Helen Prior, 181 Harold Sherman, 173 Helen Rose, 291 Harold w., 231 Helen Sarah,162 Harriet, 57 Helen W., 246-328 Harriet Anna, 153 Helen Winona, 257 Harriet Augusta, 183 Henry, 59-175 Harriet Corilla, 176 356 Faunce, Henry B., 240-287 Faunce, Ida Grace, 275- Henry Dean, 93 309 Henry Elmer, 294-317- Ida L., 97 318 Ida Mabel, 115 Henry Emery~ 155 Ida v., 157 Henry P., 1~0-328 Imilda L., 172 Henry s. (Springer?), Imogene D., 227 107-175-240 Ina Belle, 289 Herbert Addison, 231- Ina Leon, 231-281-282 281 Ira, 69 Herbert Isaac, 188 Ira Earl 197-260 Herbert Lawrence, 283 Irie c. lMiss), 328 Herman William, 224- Irena, 55 275-309 Irene 275-319 Hester, 16lt-233 Irma Charlotte, 287- Hettie E. 234 288 Hezekiah D., 75-125- Irvin Chauncey, 163- 126-199-200 233-283 Hilda Adams, 254 Irving Harrington, Hilda Josephine, 272 225-276-309-310 Hiram, 56-93 Isaac, 121-190-253-254 Hiram Sylvester, 93- Isaac Dayton, 254-299 156-227-228 Isaac Dillingham, 115- Holiday 251 187 . Hollis tlwood, 318 Isaac Somes, 58-99-100 Holly Whittaker, 311 Isabell, 247 Hope, 61-62-104 Isabell D. 138 Hope Ethelyn, 255 Isabella, l70-18l+ Horace Augustine, 97- Isabella c., 100 160-232 Izetta R., 255 Horace B., 175 J. Halsey 175 Horace Bertram, 21+0-287 J.M., ll+~-325 Horace c., 107-176 Jabez, 26 Howland Baker1 307 Jacob, 60 Howard E. 1 290 Jack, 126 Howard Ellsworth, 259 Jack Alvin, 298-319 Howard James, 242-290 Jack Alvin Jr. 320 Hulda, 227 Jacqueline, 28~1 Hulda Hardingi 156 James, 26-29-37-38-39- Ichabod B., 1 5 43-44-53-54-56-57-72- Ichabod c., 67-115-187 87-88-89-90-91-95-109- Ichabod W., 115 145-146-147-159-160- Ichabod Washburn, 112- 179 183-184 James B., 90-150-151- Ida, 160 152 Ida Alena, 301-320 James Benjamin, 299 Ida Clark ,157 James Cole, 230-280-281 357 Faunce, James E., 155 Faunce, Jeffrey Scott, James Edward, 312 300 James Ellsworth, 301 Jennie, 170 James Enos, 76-129- Jennie Doten 235 130-155-324 Jennie Lincoln 184 James Frederick, 318 Jennie May, 273-274- James Freer, 83-84- 276-308 141-142-252-295-296- Jennie V. , 246 324-325 Jenny, 61 James Garfield, 194- Jerry Allen, 309 256 Jerusha, 40-111-171 James H., 91-152-226 Jerusha B., 110-111- James Henry, VI-119- 180 189-252 Jesse Lee, 224-275- James Howard, 289 309 ' James L., 151+ Jessena, 315 James Leroyi 300 Jessie Benton, 247 James Lowel 229 Jewel Mae, 284 James M., 17~-241-242- Joan, 288 290 Joan Lee, 278 James Russell, 290 Joann Sinclair, 283 James s., 277 Joanna1 27-37-39-42- James Stephen, 165-166 54-56-~0 James Vaughan, 72-119- Joanna Cooke, 111 188-189 Joanna Dailey, 147 James Wakefield, 198 Joanna Leavitt, 90- James Ward 283 150-151 Joannah, 18 Jane1 18-2$-57-58-71- 72-8~-101-102-113-327 John1 V-3-4-5-6-7-8-9- Janelle 298 10-12-13-16-18-19-21- Janet, 315-321 24-26-27-28-30-37-38- Janet Mae, 281 39-41-42-43-41+-53-54- Janet Wilma, 313 58-59-61-65-66-88-100- Janice Ann, 300 101-103-110-148-170- Janice Elva, 317 180-188-327 Janice Irene, 263 John A., 87-88 Jay Hartwelll 298-330 John Anthony, 311 Jay Morris, 92-255 John B., 170 Jay Robert, 190-253-297 John c., 144-325 Jean, 298 John Clement, 285-313 Jeannie Elizabeth, 286 John Clement Taylor, Jeannette, 315 84-143-198-324-325 Jeannette Bearse, 98 John David, 301 Jeduthan L., 106-174- John Dewey, 289 175-23 9-240 John Draper, 277-310 Jeffrey Allen, 297 John E., 327 Jeffrey Arnold, 283 John Ewer, 153 358 Faunce, John F.,328 Faunce,Julia Delphine,257 John H., 57•94•95-159- Julia Frances, 165 167 Julia Langley 150 John H. Jr. 94-95 Julie Ann, 29r-3181 John Hali, 293-317 Juliettei 94-158 John Irving1 172 Julius A vini 228 John Ladd, 272 June, 259-301 John Nedeau, 315 June Lucille, 281+ John P., 86-1~5-222- Kate Frederica, 163 223 Kate Frederika, 163- John Porter, 317 164-233 John Quincy Adams, Kate Herbert~ 166 112-183 Katherine, 2~1 John Risley, 310 Kathleen, 284 John Roger, 292 Kathleen Jo, 311+ John Stephen, 235-284 Kathleen Kay, 290 John Thomas, 145-222- Kathryn Marion, 278 223-273 Katie Evelyn, 192 John Vaughan, ·105-172 Kay Ardyth, 308 John W,. II, 229 Kelli Jean, 318 John Wesley, 229 Kelly Noree, 320 John William, 284-312 Kenneth Albert, 21+8 John William Jr., 313 Kenneth Charles, 314 Jolene Kay, 299 Kenneth Winslow, 21+1+- Jonah, 4 291 Jorgann,312 Kilborn, 66-111-181 Joseph, 13-19-20-21-24- Kimberly Jo, 318 26-27-28-29-31-41-1+3- Kit 177 l+l+-45-59-63-61+-106-107- Kur! Alden, 299 109-175-176-240-329 Larry Orlin 281 Joseph B., 110 Laura, 244-2911 Joseph Cundall,222-272 Laura A., 257 Joseph F., 108-178 Laura Adelaide,227-277 Joseph Michael, 311 Laura B., 93 Josephine, 171-232 Laura Beth1 316 Josephine Kerr 1 287 Laura E., 221+ Joshua Bradforct, 169- Lauraette, 159 236 Laurence Alan, 312 Joshua T., 153-226 Laurence s., 132-321+ Josie, 164 Laurence Sinclair, Joyanna, 55 233-283-312 Judith,20-26-27-28- Lavonne, 229 29-31 Lawson A., 200 Judy Ethel, 279 Leah E., 257 Julia, 124-125-11+6-147 Leander R., 115 Julia A., 107~147 Leander Walter, 151 Julia D., 195-196 Lee Morton, 199 359 Faunce, Lee Paul, 259-260 Faunce, Lionel Orion, Lee Warrington, 199- 307-323 262-301 Livia Pierrett 307 Leenan Logan, 125-199- Lizzie Ella, 175 262-263 Lizzie M., 96 Leeota Evelyn, 196 Lizzie Marilla, 98 Leila Bell, 195 Lloyd, 328 Leland B., 253-298-319 Lois, 190-284 Leman Hezekiah, 123- Lois Gertrude, 2~ 195-196-257 Lois M., 297 Lemuel Bradford, 103- Lois R., 312 168-236 Lois Ruth, 289 Lena, 198 Lorana SanQorn, 96 Lena .Amelia, 191 Lorinda, 74-124 Leonard, 56-94-109-158- Lorenzo, 328 328 Loretta, 290 Leonard Azel, 93 Lorraine Marie~ 290 Leonard Dewey, 259 Louetta May, 1~2 Leonard Leeman, 197 Louis Orlin 230-281 Leota Ola, 258 Louisa, 62-87-108-159- Leroy Leslie, 157-228- 160 229-278 Louisa M. , 327 Lesley Cooper 296 Louisa Marie, 173 Lester Lowe 1jl8 Louise, 281 Lestina, 126-190 Louise Barstow, 225 Levi H., 87-145-146- Louise Crosby, 290-314 147 Louise M., 272 Levis., 146 Louise Taber, 238 Lewis A., 176 Loum Hathaway, 145- Lexcina1 120-190 222-273 Lida, 113-196 Lovisa, 172 Lilias Lillian Lowe Elmer, 249-293- Malvina, 307 317 Lillian, 231-237-308 Loyal Edward, 231 Lillian Agnes, 188 Luana, 74 Lillian Ethel, 197 Luana Lorinda, 74 Lillian Frances, 295 Lucia Drew, 112 Lillian L., 178 Lucia Deborah, 239 Lillian Luella, 158 Lucile, 317 Lillian Rose, 307-323 Lucille Eva, 230 Linda, 229 Lucinda, 327 Linda Brockel 316 Lucinda E., 175-240 Linda w:,. 15 Lucinda Hayden 94 Linus, 181-244-291 Lucinda J., 328 Linwood Davis, 274-308 Lucius Dale, 257-299 Linwood Draper, 227- Lucretia Haskell, 145 277-310 360 Fauncel Lucy 38-39-40- Faunce, Mahala, 56 43-5:,-57-60-1521 Mahlon Stanley, 275- Lucy A., 226 308 Lucy Adalinel 175-240 Mahlon Stanley Jr., Lucy Annah 87 308 Lucy c., 86-105 Marcella Louise, 282 Lucy Carver, 6 5 Marcia, 182-183-184 Lucy Delan~, 185 Marcia Ann, 278 Lucy P. lLH;-224 Marcia D., 112 Lucy Palmer, 192 Marcia Helen, 319 Lucy Sylvester, 115 Marcia Ruth, 292 Lucy Winsor, 1~3 Marcia Washburn,112- Luias, 181 21+4 Lucius Dale, 299-300- Marcine, 262 301 'Marcy, 39 Lulu Bell, 197 Margaret, 54-162-179- Lulu Viola, 249-294 243-245-280-287-288- Lydia, 25-26-27-29-37- 291-292-315 40-41-42-43-53~60-66- Margaret Ann, 58 67-68-69-74-lll-112- Margaret Cecelia, 234 113-125-154-196-279 Margaret Esther, 240 Lydia Bartlett, 172 Margaret Hayward 247 Lydia c. 68 Margaret Jane, 2j01 Lydia Emily, 168 Margaret 1., 241 Lydia Holmes~ 104-171 Margaret Louise, 288- Lydia M., 111:S 316 Lydia R. 1 122-123-195 Margaret M. 297 Lydia Rice, 124 Maria, 71-7~-125-126- Lydia Vaughan, 168 154-175 Lyle R., 142-325 Maria P., 196 Lyle Raymond, 256-300 Maria S., 176 Lyman, 114 Maria w., 95-160 Lyn Day, 314 Mariam Elizabeth, 247 Lynda Sue1 275 Marie Taylor, 299 M. C., 25':1 Marie, 199-230-299 M. Louisa 172 Marietta 98 Mabel, 178-179-245- Marilda Jane, 178-242 255-292 Marilyn Irene,279 Mabel Mae, 251 Marion, 273-274-310 Mabel Orvenia, 97-161 Marion M., 284 Mabel Pratt; 155 Marjorie, 319 Madeleine Colwell1 292 Marjorie Irene, 309 Madelyn Belle1 3lj Marjorie Louise, 279 Mae Doreen, 308 Marjorie Mae, 2~3 Mae Edrie 2 300 Marjorie Whitman, 246 Maggie, lol Marjory, 231+ Maggie R., ~96 Mark Stephen, 308 Mark Thomas, 199-262 361 Faunce, Martha, 18-29-41+..Faunce, Mary G., 96 71-9l+-95-lll-116-159- Mary Howard, 112 259-260-301 Mary Isabel, 299-300 Martha Adams, 228 Mary Isabelle, 255 Martha Allen, 167-235 Mary J., 234 Martha Ann, 95 Mary J. Virginia, 153 Martha Ellen, 165-171 Mary Jane, 173A-255- Martha Louise 281-311 298 Martha M., 17i Mary Johnson, 314-323 Martha Roena, 251 Mary Josephine1 276 Martin, 67-6ti-ll5 Mary Juanita, 260 Martin Kenson, 315 Mary Lorinda, 74 Marva, 308 Mary Loring 328 Mary 2 12-20-28-30-37- Mary Lou, 318 38-4U-47-55-58-59-60- Mary Louise, 183-235- 63-64-67-68-70-73-91- 276 92-98-111-116-117-146- Mary M., 236-287 152-153-154-155-174- Mary Mabel, 275-309 180-196-226-243-259-274- Mary MacAusland1 315 277-278-285-294-313- Mary Olevia, 28,-314 318-319-327 Mary Olive, 167-168- Mary A., 101-170 236-318 Mary Abby, 153 Mary Parkhurst, 174- Mary Alice, 257-279 238-239 Mary Amelia, 254 Mary Rose, 278 Mary Anni 89-97-107- Mary Rosella, 177 120-121- 49-161-165- Marys., 167 172-173-220-223-237- Mary Sampson, 170 243-244-259-273-281- Mason Bancroft, 185- 291-312-326 248-292 Mary B., 129-324 Matilda, 93-169-236- Mary Beatrice, 157 237 Mary Bourne, 92 Matilda Howard, 93 Mary Caroline, 288 Maude, 157-228-234 Mary Christina, 93 Maude F., 243 Mary Cushman, 37 Maurice Freeman, 156- Mary E., 169 226 Mary Elaine, 316 Max Elliott, 259 Mary Elinor, 194 May c., 196 Mary Eliza, 162-223 Maybell, 157 Mary Elizabeth, 171- Maybelle, Viola 228 196-223-224-225-275 Mehitable, 21-2~-56- Mary Estelle, 149 109 Mary Esther, 149 Melinda, 106-171+ Mary Ethel, 229 Mellisa 91 Mary Etta, 98 Melvin ~aniel, 188- Mary F., 151+-226 251-295 362 Faunce, Mercy, 13-21-24-Faunce, Nannie, 257 25-29-63-64-104-106- Nathan 29-8ti 107-109-172 Nathaniel,1 24-38-53-66- Mercy Jane, 235-284 86-87-111-112-113-182- Michael Azel, 318 183-184 Michael Robertl 301 Nathaniel Arthur, 112- Mitchael T., 329 182-184 Michale Eugenei 301 Nathaniel Brown, 102- Michele, 311-3 2 164-165 Michele Marie, 280 Nathaniel Brown Jr., Mildred, 243 165 Mildred Cushing, 244 Nathaniel Lewis, 241- Mildred Frances, 228 288 Mildred Gertrude, 173A Nathaniel Mitchell, Mildred Lucille, 230- 58-98 280-281 Neal Franklin, 185 Millie Jane, 258 Nehemiah Davis, 96 Milton Everett, 274 Neil Bancroft, 248- Minnie M., 243 292 Minot1 92-155-226 Nellie, 244 Mira lsabell, 184 Nellie Aileen, 190 Miriam, 89-148-149 Nellie Alton, 156 Miriam Ann, 313 Nellie B., lo9 Mitchell, 323 Nellie Gay, 251-295 Molly, 3ti-39-42-43 Neoma R., 297 Mona, 289 Nevada M. , 160-231- Mos es D. 58 281-282 Myler Williard Nina Adell, 178 Hamilton, 198-261-262 Nina Bell, 162 Myra, 222 Nina Louise, 232 Myra E., 225 Noah Moody, 74-122- Myron, 181 123-195-196-197-257 Myrtle, 226-262-263-301 Nora, 198 Myrtle Treen, 317 Nora Iva, 224 Nally, 177 Norma, 256-262 Nancy, 68-71-72-111- Norma J. , 290 - 117-118-119-181-190- Norma M., 311 253-263 Norman James, 295-319 Nancy Adams, 113-114- Norman Perley, 251- 186-187 295-319 Nancy Adelaide 119 O'Hare, 329 Nancy Elaine, jOO1 Olan F., 177 Nancy Inglees, 185-186 Olive 39-67-68-69- Nancy MacLeod, 319 105-106-116-174-188-1 Nancy Virginia, 277 283 Nancy Washburn, 114 Olive Atkins 117 Nancy Winslow, 292 Olive Jane, io3-1o4 363 Faunce, Olive Weston, Fauncel Peleg, 25-26-30- 116 40-4 -63-6~-105-106- 0liver Leroy, 274-307- 173A 323 Peleg J., 173 Oretta, 329 Pelham, o3 Ori L., 194 Pelina, 86 Orin Leroy, 195 Perley Benjamin, 187- 0rlin c. 280 250-294-295 Orlin coie, 158-230- Permelia, 125 281 Perry Edson, 238 Orphia Melvina, 155- Phebe, l+6 226 Phebe A., 160 Orrin s., 100 Phebe Borden, 222-273 Otho Anthonyt 280 Philena, 57. Otis Earl, 2o0 Phoebe Ann, 87' Otto, 232-283 Phoebe Austin 281 Otto Anthony, 158- Phoebe M., 171-2421 229-230 Phoebe Maria, 248-249- Palmeeta, 200 293 Pamela, 178-316 Phyllis Elaine, 300 Panola Flora, 240-287 Phyllis G., 29~ Parmenus Coburn, 122- Phyllis Jean, 313 193 Polly, 55-63-68-70-74- Patience, 5-7-9-10- 152-226 12-13-16-18-19-25•30- Polly Aldina, 124 31-53 Polly Eva, 21+8-292 Patricia, 278 Priscilla 12-18-30- Patricia Ann, 286 40-58-59-60-71-72-120- Patricia Lynn, 318 121-327 Patrick J., 144-325 Priscilla Bryant, 173 Patrick Jerome, 200 Priscilla Olivia 179 Patrick Jerome Jr., Prudentia B., 15~-2311 200 Quincy Ray 125 Patsy Ruth, 301 Rachel, 206-249-259- Patti Ann 313 293 Paul David, 311 Rachel A., 125 Paul F.,277 Randy Chad 301 Pauline, 86-199-231 Raymond Walter, 288 Pauline B., 87 Rebecca, 28-47-59-69- Pauline Ella 228 73-74-87-101-116-117- Peabody, 64-107-108- 125-145-146-147-164-165 177 Rebeeca A., 146 Peabody Jr., 108-177- Rebecca Burton, 248 178-242 Rebecca c., 115 Pearl Pauline, 275 Rebecca Jane, 165 Peggy Jo, 299 Rebecca Jennie, 169 Rebecca Wait, 150 Faunce, Rebecca Winslow,Faunce, Rose Edna, 224 316 Rose Edna, 224 Rebeckahl 43 Rose Ellen, 276 Reggie Alen, 318 Roseela M., 106 Rena, 110 Rosillal 224-276 Rett E., 147 Rosina, 72 Richard, 300 Rosina M., 147 Richard Carl, 253-396- Roxanna c., 236 297 Roxy A., 118 Richard G., 313 Roy J., 234 Richard Irving, 284 Royal, 251 Richard K., 311 Ruby Celeste, 199- Richard Lee, 320 262-263 Ricki Jay, 301 Ruby Louise, 250 Rita, 277 Rufus, 92 Ritchie Lee~ 318 Russell James, 283- Robert, 3-2~5 312 Robert Allen, 283 Ruth, 26-37-38-44-46- Robert Arthur; 275-309 59-71-72-179-261- Robert Douglass, 229 262-301 Robert Dunbar, 229-278 Ruth A., 179 Robert Elmer, 260 Ruth Alton1 227 Robert H., 226 Ruth Ann, ~98-319 Robert James, 279-311 Ruth Elaine, 259 Robert James II 311 Ruth Ellen, 281 Robert Joseph, 2781 Ruth Elma, 292 Robert Lee, 143-263- Ruth Fobes, 72 301-325 Ruth Merlene, 295-319 Robert Leroy, 278 Ruth Pratt, 155 Robert Lloydl 318 Ruth Shirley, 284 Robert Shurt eff, 72- Ruth Winslow, 244 120-121-190 S.B., 117 Robert T., 153 Saba, 67-113-115 Roena Amelia, 188-251 Saba Amanda, 115 Roland, 200 Saba Thomas, 116 Roland Arthur 309 Sadie, 125 Roland Cleo, ~56-300 Sadie s., 242-243-290 Roland Freeman, 276- Salena Caroline, 223 310 Salina Frances, 167- Roland Freeman Jr., 234-235 310 Sally 60-62-67-69- Ronald Gerryl 319 100-164-170-316 Roscoe Lee, 43 Sally Flagg 232 Roscoe Orville, 199- Sally T. 160 263-325 Salome, 1j9 Rose, 230-280 Samantha, 193 Rose Amelia, 228 365 Faunce, Samantha Faunce, Sewell Allen, Lucretia, 255-256 113-186 Samuel, 58 Sewell Edward, i'86 Samuel B., 110 Shanna Lee, 299 Sandra, 296-297-315 Sharon Ann, 314 Sarah, 13-25-26-32- Sharon Lee, 323 38-40-42-44-45-46-53- Sharon Louise1 294 54-58-59-61-64-65-69- Sharon Mae, 320 70-71-86-92-104-107- Sheldon Porter, 307 110-145-156-157-175- Sherill Holden, 296 176-180-241-327 Sherman Powers, 229- S1arah A. 14-8 279 Sarah Abigail,7 186- Sherman Powers Jr.,279 187-248 Shiela, 300-323 Sarah Albina, 120 Sidney s., 180 ' Sarah Almena, 193 Silas Terry, 145-223- Sarah Ann, 107-123-153- 274 196-197 Simeon, 29 Sarah Avery 247 Solomon, 61-103-167- Sarah B., 86-103-111- 168-169-235 180 Solomon Elmer, 167- Sarah Baker, 272 235-236 Sarah c., 196 Solomon Jr.~ 103 Sarah Cushing, 181-292 Sophia, 60-~7 Sarah E., 145-146-236 Sophia Angelia, 246 Sophia M., 253-297 Sarah Electa, 254 Sophronia, 109-153 Sarah Eliza, 223 Sophronia M., 110 Sarah Elizabeth, 147- Stella Elizabeth~ 24-8 198-262-307 Stella Howard, 1~5 Sarah Helen, 175 Stephen~ 40-43-54-60- Sarah Holmes, 116 61-68-8~-90-103-165- Sarah Jacobs, 183 166-167 Sarah Jane, 319 Stephen Alden, 301 Sarah Lucy, 274-275-308 Stephen Herbert, 166 Sarah Maria, 97 Stephen J., 151 Sarah Maxim, 294 Stephen P. ,90-150-152 Sarah Rogers, 238 Stephen Rose, 318 Scott Maris 301 Steven Craig, 312 Sephrona, 1091 Stewart Hamilton, 320 Seth, 26-38-57 Stuart Fred, 254-298 Seth H., 96-160 Summer Meric, 88-146- Seth Leonard, 173-237- 147-223-224 238-286 Summer Meric Jr., 275 Seth Melville, 97 Susan, 106-300 Seth Washburn, 112- Susan F. 243 182-245-246 Susan Hail,301 366

Faunce, Susan Jane, 318 Faunce1 Thomas William, Susan Rachel, 237 198-262-301 Susanna! 58-59-65-66- Tilden, 43-68 71-100- 10 Tryphena, 88 Svea Theodora, 232- Valarie, 261 283 Valerie 229 Sylvanus Carroll, 181- Velma, 182 243-21+4-291 Velzora T. 116 Sylvia, 120-121-172 Verald Danle1, 255- Sylvia Bryant 105 299 Sylvia Howland, 272 Vernon Clifton, 222- Sylvina 116 273 Syrion Louisa, 195 Viola L., 117 Terrence Linwood, 308 Violet E., 242-290 Terri Lynn, 299 Vira Victorine, 198 Terry Glenn, 301 Virda Paul, 197-261 Texas, 288 Virgil Abury 261 Thaddeusi 40-61-62- Virginia, 26~-301-319- 101-102- 03-104-165 327 Thaddeus Jr., 165 Virginia Bee 1 301 Thankful, 54,.:88-89- Virginia Louise1 315 90-91 Virginia Mae, 309 Thankful B. 90 Vivian, 249 Theodore swlft, 316 Waldo Emerson, 286 Theodore w., 138-324 Walter, 58 Theodore Wattles, 81- Walter Hamlet, 113-185 21+4-291-324 Walter Horace~ 176- Theresa, 280 240-241-287-2~8 Thomas, 3-6-10-12-16- Walter J.,276 17-18-21-24-25-26- Walter Joseph, 225-276 30-31-32-37-39-40- Wanda Elizabeth, 252- 44-46-1+7-53-58-59- 296 60-61-70-73-74-86- Wanda Mae 1 299 104-109-117-145-170 Wayne, 232 Thomas III, V Wayne Moody, 241-287- Thomas A. 47-73-74- 288 122-121+-Ll5 Wendell B•xter, 2~5-291 Thomas Andrew, 312 Wendell Winslow, 245- Thomas Allen, 311 291-292-315 Thomas Brooks, 292-315 Wendell Winslow Jr., Thomas c., 87~146 292-315 Thomas E., 171 Wendy, 315 Thomas Edwin, 91-15'4 Wild.a Ellen, 255 Thomas J., 125 Wilhelmina, 291-300- Thomas Leroy, 300 301 Thomas w., 74-124- Willard Herbert, 99-162 198-199 367 Faunce! William, 3-38- Faunce! William Lucius, 39-5 -56-57-61+-89-90- 122- 94-256-257 91-9 -95-96-97-98-99- William Mark 263 100-101-109-148-154- William O., 1~5 161-164-179-224-226- William R., 154-226 233-234-261-327 William Shurtleff, William A., 159-231- 103-167-234-235 281 William Storm, 314 William Aaron, 312 William Thomas, 169- William Alden, 300 236-237-285-297 William Allen, 167- William Ulysses, 193- 234 255-299-300 William Asa 2 149 William Vernon, 178- William Bract.ford, 242-390 · , 103-169-236-237 William W., 110-175- William Casey, 301 286 William Caylorn1 26. 1 William Wallace, 178- William Cole, 229-279- 239-240 311 Willie, 177 William n. 327 Willis c.~ 188 William Da 1ei 301 Wilmer, ltiO William Dona d, 255 Winnie, 261 William E., 179-243 Winnifred M. 294 William Edward, 156- Winona E.i 2~7-300 227 Winslov, 81-244 William Edwinl 227 Zadock, 71-72 William Francs, 94- Zella A., 253-298 158-159-230 Zen.as, 60-110-111-180- William H., 54-87-91- 243 146-147-152-153-154- Zenas Jr.i lll-180 329 Zenas Wil ie, 181 William Heath, 158- Zilpah, 64 229-279 Faxon, Mary 166 William Henry, 93- Feller, Edward, 124 153-166-223-274-275- Elizabeth A,pn, 124 308 Fenn, Sarah Elizabeth, William Herbert, 181- 147 245-246 Ferguson, Ollie, 316 William Herbert PerrY,Ferree, Ethel, 316 174-238 Ollie, 316 William Hodges, 279 Ralph, 316 William Jasper, 164- Ferre11 Grace Dora, 224 233-284 Leo, 2241 William Kenneth, 242- Ffans, John 9 290-314 ffaunce, Joseph 19 William Kenneth J+•t Ffaunce, John 10 290-314 Fielding, Shiela, 323 368 Fifield, Jennie Doten, Forscutt, Ruby Celeste, 235 199-262-263 Ora Pearson, 235 Foster, Daniel, 65 Finney, Ebenezer, 18 Lucy, 65 Elizabeth, 18 Ruth, 261-262 Jane, 18 Fowler, Boyd H., 260 Jonathon, 18 Dorothy Frances, 260 Olive, 106-174 Josephine Kerr, 28? Sarah, 105 Karl H. 287 Finsted, Beatrice, 279- Fox, Anceila Mellisa, 98 280 Orvin L., 98 Peter, 279 France, Henry, 124 Sophia, 280 Lorinda, 124 Fischer, Elsie Ida, Frank, Georgia Ella, 289 228-278 Frary, Ella, 190 Fishi Abiah, 67 Frazier, Charles E., 297 He en W., 21+6 Neoma R., 297 Simeon, 51+ Freeman, Edward, 309 Fisher, 234 Esther Mae, 309 Emma 284 Faye, 309 Lilllan, 308 Jonathan, 27 FitzSimmons, Mary Mercy 27 Josephone 276 Freer, ~arriet Maria, Flagg, Ethel Lucy1 232 252-295 Flood, Ella, 245-291 James William, 252 Fobes, Edward, ltJ+ May Isabelle, 252 Esther,'+1+ Freyer, Arthur Herbert, John, 45 193 Joshua Jr., 45 Flora Lucretia, 193 Joshua Sr., 44 Fuge, Elizabeth Shurtleff, Ruth, '+1+-45 235 Fogarty, Lucile, 317 Herbert T., 235 Olivia, 317 Fuller, Hannah, 124 Terence, 317 Jabish, 37 Folsom, Ella Adelaide, Joanna, 37-39-54-56 163-233 March, 37 Lucy 163 Fulmer, Mahala, 56 William P., 163 Furbush, Calista, 163 Ford, Beulah2 67 Imogene D., 227 Emaline, lb4 Gaddis, Gertrude Joseph, 67 Elizabethi 283-312 Marsh, 164 Gammon, Phi ip, 250 Martha, 16 Ruby Louise, 250 Sarah, 25 Garcelon, Cybelia A., Forester, Phebe A., 160 161 Forscutt, Elizabeth, 199 James, 161 Mark H., 199 Sarah Bartlett, 161 369 Gardner, Mildred LucilleGlines, Lucinda E., 175- 230-2ts0-281 240 Garfield, 74 Goddard, Sybil~ 114 Elizabeth, 74 Goist, Dan, 2lts-326 Lorinda, 74 Estella Celia, 122 Rebecca 74 George, 122 Garrett, Julia D., 175- Hannah, 122 196 Uriah Ransom, 122 Julia Delphine, 257 Goodman, Millie Jane,258 Gary, Cordeliai 117 Walter A., 258 George R., l 7 Go.odnough, Freeman Gates, Syrion Louisa, Parker, 88 195 Goodwin, Lucy J., 163 Gayton, James, 250 Nathaniel ·51.i, Vivian, 249-250 Gordon, Marion1 (Mrs.) Gelinas, Larry 280 267-326 Margaret, 28u1 Goulet, Everetti 318 George, Mary Ann,274 Harriette Emi y, 318 Gerrish, Mary A., 170 Govotski, Helen, 309 Gerry, Harry, 294 Louise, 309 Mary, 29~318-319 Ludwig, 309 Sarah Jane, 294 Grapes, Hannah, 69-116 Gibbs, Eliza Ellis, 72- Gratton, Martha, 260-301 119-189 Gravenwood, Fern, 192 Elizabeth! 119 Graves, Catheran, 234 Hannah, l 9 Emma, 284 Jonathani 119 Emma Jane, 233 Michah, lQ Nathan, 234 Gifford, Daniel Henry, Green, Elizabeth 173 Thomas, 102 Elizabeth1 173 Henry Wood, 102 John A., 1.73 Greenleaf, Andrew Priscilla Bryant, 173 Peterson, 114 Gilchrist, Louise Betsey Washburn, 114 Crosby, 290-314 Eliza Wood, 114 Giles, Mary Caroline, George Barton, 114 288 James, 111+ Gill, Mary MacAusland, James B.i 114 315 Sybil 1 4 Gillette, Elmer Samuel, Greenwalt, Cora Agnes, 178 254 Glasgow, Abba u., 115 Greenwood, Celia Ann, James E., 115 186 Glason, Mary A., 179 John, 186 Gleeson, James w., 207- Marsena, 186 325 Sarah Abigail, 186 Gresham, Winnie, 261 370 Griffin, Maria w. ,95-160 Hanna, Sophronia, 109 Rebecca, 150 Hannan, Charlotte, 147 Reuben G., 95 Charlotte F. (Mrs.) Grosbeck, Rebecca, 125 127-324 Williard, 125 George c., 147 Grove, G.C. (Mrs.), 136- Hansen, Marguerite, 316 137-212-267-324-326 Mary Elaine 2 316 Grover, Rosilla, 224 Richard, 310 Grunberg, Clara, 155 Haraden, Hannah, 148 Guillette, Marion, 274 John, 148 Philip, 274 Sarah A., 148 Haas, Frances Elaine,301 Harden, Eunice, 39 G. Raymond, 301 John, 39 Susan, 301 Jonathan, 39 Hafford, Lucy c., 86 Lucy, 39 Reuben, 86 Hardin, Ferill, 284 Haggett, Maria, 175 Harlow, Abigail, 28 William, 175 Ellis, 165 Haitsma, Eleanor Doane, Lemuel, 28 227 Jeremiah, 62 Raymond s., 227 Jerusha, 164 Hale, Ida Grace, 275-309 Jerusha T., 164 Mary Frances, 275 Mary, 12 William Landon~ 275 Mary Olive, 167-168-236 Hall, Albert, 30~ Nathaniel, 167 Beatrice Mary, 308 Sarah, 167 Hannah, 45 William, 12 John Jr.i 19 Harrington, Charles B., Joseph, 9 189 Judah, 20 Lillian Agnes, 189 Louisia, 308 Rosilla, 224-276 Mehitable, 21 Harris, Hazel Eugenia 192 Priscilla, 19 Isabella, 170 Susan, 300 Russell A., 192 Syrenna1 248 Sybil, 93 Wilhelmina, 300-301 Haslett, Brian, 292 Hamilton, Rachel, 259 Nancy Winslow, 292 Hammond, Abigail, 24 Haskell, Ira J., 201 Elizabeth, 58 Marcy, 146 Jabez, 25 Mary, 146 John, 25 Nathaniel, 146 Mary, 25 Hatch, Charles Roger,184 Handley, Ruth, 301 James, 29 Hanna, Alexander Bailey, Lulu Viola, 249-294 109 Mira Isabell, 184 Emma Mae, 197 Hathaway, 53 James R. Jr., 137-324 Ephraim, 69 371 Hathaway, Isaac, 87 Hickey, Ellen, 278 Jemina, 69 James T., 84-219-324- Jerusha, 111 326 Judith, 87 Hicks, Robert, 9 Judity, 111 Higgins, Celeste Aileen, Olive, 69 199 Rebecca, 87-ll+5-146- George H. 199 147 Lucretia 1otman, 162 Richard, 69 Patsy Ruth, 301 Rufus, 111 Raymond E. 301 Thomas Dingley, 111 Highland, Eliza A., 185 Hawkins, Elizabeth, 285 Hilll Abigail, 30 Sarah R. 1 285 El zabeth 362 William Pe 285 Helen, 18~ Hayden, Charles Alfred, Wilber, 312 235 Hillyer1 Clara Eugenia, Mary Louise, 235 191-2,; Hays, Ruth Ann, 298-319 Hilton, Betsey, 115 Hayward, Roy Loring, 227Hindle, Alice Rachel, Ruth Alton, 227 307 Sarah, 21+7 Sarah Elizabeth,307 Haywood Eleanor 11+8 William Thomas, 307 Lucy 1P., 11+8-2241 Hoagland, Margaret, 118 Timothy B., 148 Hoar, Judithi 87 Head, Elizabeth, 3 Hobbs, Maybe 1, 157 Richard~ 3 Hodges, Celeste Aileen, Headley ~ermelia, 121 199 Heath,~ Elizabeth Dorothy1 279-311 158 Mary 17'd. Cleo, 301 Willlam, 199 Hedrick, Ada, 224 Hodshire, Hazel Eugenia, Heeren, Merritt (Mrs.), 192 220-326 Paul, 192 Hefford, Mary, 284 Hogoboom, Flossie Forest, Heisner, Pauline, 199 260, Helm, Dorothy Winslow, Holden, Emeline, 89 21+5 Emily, 89 Raymond M., 21+5 Samuel, 89 Hernon, Elizabeth Ann, Holiday, 251 228 Minnie M., 243 Joseph T. 228 Holland, John, 236 Herrick, Ablgail, 98 Hollinger, Mary Jane, Jeannette Bearse, 98 298 Moses, 98 Hollis, Sarah 44 Hever, Augusta 282 Sarah B., 103 Heyer, Wilhelmina, 241+- Thomas E., 103 291 Holmer, Maude F., 243 372 Holllles, Amasa, 20 Humphrey, Elizabeth Ann Elizabeth, 186 Ann, 227-228-278 Christina, 66 Hunt, Arnold, 94 Deborah, b9 Juliette, 94-158 Edward 186 Sadie A., 150 Eliza nolmes, 186 Sarah, 94 Gauis, 69 Hunter, Carrie Aldine, Jerusha, 171 196 Joannal 41 John B.s., 196 John, 3 Maude, 157-228 Josiah2 115-116 Huntoon, Amber B., 284- Lucy, b9 285 Lucy Sylvester, 115 Frank w., 285 Lurana, 67 Hussey, Maybelle Viola, Lydia, 40 228 Mary, 243 Vernou 228 Maude F. 243 Husted, Judson G., 255 Mercy, lj1 Wilda Ellen, 255 Nancy, 68 Hutchinson, Abigail, Nathaniel, 13-20 56-57-94 Patience, 13 Eliza Wood, 114 Sally, 69-115-116 Freeman, 114 Sarah, 167 Jane 57 Thomas, 69 Imus katie Evelyn, 192 Holtz, Elmer, 254 Walter c., 192 Lois Gertrude, 254 Ingersoll, Florence Holyoke, Adelaide Ellene Noster, 229-278 227 Ingerson, Marie, 230 Waldo Wesley, 227 Ingraham, Elmer, 293 Hopkin$, Damaris, 27 Harriette, 293 Stephen, 18-20-27- Martha M., 171 236 Irish, Doris Eloise, 317 Horn Minnie, 277 Isaacs, Bernita, 280-311 Hoskins, Charles A.1 192Ithell, Dorothy, 4 Hazel Eugenial 19, Jackson, Arma (Mrs.), Hotchkiss, Mabe, 178 220-326 Houge, Elizabeth, 115 Barbara, 234 Householder, Bernice Benjamin Franklin, 191 Gail, 254 Carrie Belle, 191 Carl, 254 Charles, 45 Howard, Elizabeth, 45 Isaac, 46 Gideon, 93 Lydia, 46 John, 45 Ransom 45-46 Matilda, 93 Russeli R. (Mrs.), Sybil, 93 270-326 Howe, Hubbard, 116 Sarah, 46 Martha, 116 Jacobs, 17 373 Jacobs, Abigail, 43 Kane, Hazel Sarah, 173 Franks., 255 Mary, 173A Izetta R., 255 Michael James, 172 John, 43 Timothyi 173A Janiak? Lilias Lillian Kaster, A ice Jane, 177 Malvina, 307 Allie, 177 Mitchell, 307 Effie, 241-289 Jenkins, John, 7 Kavanaugh, Eleanor, 230 Jennings, John, 120 Kearney, J~dy Ethel, 279 Maggie, 161 William E., 279 Mary Ann, 120 Keen, Prudentia B., 159- Jewett, Hilda Josephine, 231 272 Keith, Abiah, 327 William, 272 Jane, 327 · s Johnson, Abigail, 30 Marshall, 337 Bathsheba, 32 Sarah Pope, 237 Betha E., 234 Keith, Susan Rachel 237 Clara Dean, 197 Keller, Edna Mae, 2o21 Florence K., 282-312 Ella J. 7 180 Lebert, 197 Joseph A. 180 Lee (Mrs.) 1 136-137- Kelly, Mettie, 195 212-324-320 Kempton, Ephraim, 18 Pearl Wright (Mrs.), Julianna, 12 136-211-324 Manasseh, 8-9-12 Svea Theodora, 232 Mary, 18 Johnston, Charles B., Patience, 18 153 Ruth 30 Eliza Allen, 153 Kendali, Mehitable, 106 Jones1 Charles c., 238 Melinda, 106-174 E. ~., 192 Samuel, 106 Grace G., 231-281 Kenfield, Achsah, 175 Hester, 238 Martin, 175 Josiah, 30-31 Sarah Heleni 175 Lemuel, 74 William, 17, Lena Amelia, 192 Kenne, Ann B. 91 Lorinda, 74 Meh1table, 1~l Luana, 74 Nahum, 91 Mary Lorinda, 74 Kennedy, Betsey Tisdale, Olive Weston, 116 170 Patience, 30 Samuel W~, 170 Roland I., 284 Kenney, Ida Alena, 301 Ruth Shirley, 284 James M., 301 Victor Uriah, 238 Kennington, Gladysi 198 Jordan, Azubah, 114 John Clement Tay or, Jordans, Baruck, 20 198 Joyce, Hannah1 70 Kenny, Ida Alena, 320 Kain, Ida, 160 Kerr, James B., 287 374 Kerr, Mary Olevia, 287- Lane! Warren, 119 314 Lang ey, Anna Pierpont, Ketchum, George, 158 152 Lillian Luella, 158 Emily, l50-152 Kilburn, Lucy, 6~ Rebecca Wait 150 Kimton, Manasses, 12 Samuel, 150-i52 King, Ann, 276 Lanman, Abba u.i 115 John A. 247 Daniel F., 11, Sarah, ~47 Larkins, John, 74 Sarah Averyl 247 Lydia, 74 Kinnicutt, El zabeth,18 Sarah Ann, 123-196-197 Kirby, Harold Stillwell, Seymour, 123 310 Lassesen, Astrid Marie, Katherine, 310 282 Knight, John Randolph, Elida, 282 194 Hans, 282 Ori L., 194 Latta, Lillian Frances, Knott, Leota Ola, 258 295 Mantie, 258 · Lautenschlager Virginia Koch, Ethel Nell, 258 Louise, 315-316 Glenn, 258 Lawday, Bertha Cushman, Koyl Anna Lucretia, 194 247 Cl1nton1 194 Lewis ij., 247 Krall, Lydia, 279 Leavitt, Grace Louise, Krider, .Albert Ray Jr., 249 256 John~ 249 Norma (Mrs.), 256-270- Susat;t, 2~9 326 Walter Clark,249 Kuhlman, N.H.l 212-326 Lebret, Fern, 194 Kuhll, Joann S nclair, John E., 191+ 283 . Le Clair, Martha Allen, Stanley, 283 235 Kylel Mildred Lucille, Nelson F., 235 230 Lecko, Virginia Mae, 309 Ladd, Eliza E.,272 Walter, 309 La Faunce, 73 Lee, June Lucille, 284 La Faunce, Virda Paul, Vernon Jr., 284 261 Lefford, Amy E., 177-241 Lampher, Arthur A., 249 Leonard1 17 Edith Annie, 249 Abby ~ryant, 94 Landers C~loe, 88-148 George, 94 Lane, Eiiza Ann, 119 Lewis, Cassandra, 168 Georgeanna, 1~3 Edith P.i 273 Hannah Newell, 119 George, 69 Joanni, 183 John, o9 Josiah Warren, 119 Lydia R., 169 Silas, 183 Oliver, 169 375 Liesinger, Emma, 297 Luther, Delos, 239 Lingo, Floyd Clyde, 289 Polly Maria, 239 Ina Belle, 289 Lynch, Ann Rogers, 225 Linnell, Desire, 99 Mabel, 179 Emily Jane, 99-161- P. J., 225 162-163 Macedo, Francis, 274 Luther, 99 Isabel 274 Little, Ann Marie, 222- Mary1 ~7~ 272 Mack, ~ally, 100-164 Esek, 222 MacLeod, Albert, 319 Ruth 222 Gladys, 319 Littlerield,1 Cassander, Marjorie, 319 155 Macomber,. Alice, 237-285 Fidelia Reynolds, 155 Henry, 237 Sybil, 155 Ruth, 222 Littlewood, Alice Amelia,MacPh~tres,Charles A., 161-232 247 Lobdell, Elizabeth,28 Gertrude Esmond, 247 Lord, Maurice Linwood, MacRitchie, Effie c., 162 155 Nina Bell, 162 Maguire, Bertha, 299 Nina Faunce, 132-133- Grace, 299 324 James, 299 Polly Marial 239 Magoon, George H. 162 Loring, Abiga 1, 46 Helen Sarah 1621 Anna Pierpont 152 Magoun, Cornelius 116 Catherine Smith, 152 Cornelius B.l 1i6-117 Nathaniel, 152 Velzora T., 16-117 Nathaniel Baker, 152 Mahieu, Hester, 7 Sarah, 246 Malcolm, Arthur F., 95 Lothrop, Hope, 25 Bessie R., 159 Sarah, 25 Martha Ann, 95 Love, Eliza~ 188 Mannl Hannah Newell, 119 Harvey, 1~8 Mann mg, Daisy Eula, 158 Roena Amelia, 188-251 Lillian Luella, 158 Lovell, Joseph, 44 Peter 158 Sarah, 44-1+5-69-70 Mapes, Addi·e Ellen, 189- Low, Susan E., 243 252 Lowell, William, 65 Andre•, 189 Lucas, Elizabeth, 173 JoAnn, 189 Luce, c. Lester, 257 Marble, Mary 47 Helen, 273 Nathaniel Jr.1 47 Helen Winona 257 Marsh, Ge$rge, 328 Joseph A., 2,31 Mary, 328 Ludlow, Amy Loring, 247 Mary Loring, 327 Kenneth B., 247 Martin Rebecca, 55 Luther, Alma Genevieve, Maskiel1, George Jr., 327 239 376 Maskiell, Louisa M., 327 Mc Grew, Katie, 118 Mason, Clara M., 320 Letitia 118 Matson, Lauraetta, 159 Margaret, 118 Maule, Shiela, 300 Margaret s., 118 Mauer, Clara Adeline, Nancy, 118 253-299 McGuire, Bertha, 298 Maxfield Eliza Ann, 96 Grace, 298 Maxim, Florence May,250- James, 298 294-295 Mciver, Mary Lou, 318 Maxwell, Eliza, 188 McKenzie, Helen, 192 Elizabeth Shurtleff, McKinnon, Dorothy M., 235 294 James, 235 Walter, 295 May, Clara Louise, 21+4 McKinzey, Eliza, 108 Ernest, 21+4 John, 108 John c., 228 McLaughlin, Abigail, 113 Mildred Francis, 20 Amelia Washburn, 113 Mayflower, Francis, 20 Elisha, 113 Mayhew, Mehetable, 56 George Washington, 113 Nathaniel, 56 McLean, Carol, 310 Maynard, Sarah, 168 McLellan, Edwin Scott, McAndrews, Eliza, 288 195 John, 288 Eva Estella, 195 Texas, 288 McLouthlin Hannah McCarthy Margaret 'Baker, 185 Cecelia,7 234 McMahon, Catherine, 162 Mary, 234 McMillan, Helen A. 1 200 Patrick 234 Meacham Maria, 192 McCellan, idwin Scott, Mear.w, theresa, 280 195 Medley, May Isabelle,252 Eva Estella, 195 Melin, Irma Charlotte, McCloy, Minnie E., 292 287-288 Omar, 292 Mende, Katherine, 281 Ruth Elma, 292 Merritt, Henry 31 McComblPatricia Ann,286 Katherine, 3i Wil iam E., 286 Sophia Angelia, 246 Mccorkle, Andrew, 118 Metzger, Harve, 309 Margaret, 118 Stella, 309 Roxy A., 118 Miller, Deborah, 43 McDaniel, Dorothy, 234 Hannah1 20 Raymond L., 234 John, 20 McDowell, John, 245 Lydia, 27 Margaret, 245 Martha Louisa, 99 McElroy, Ann, 30 Palmeeta, 200 McGreevey, Edward, 301 Millet, Florence L., 187 Susan Hall, 301 Frank A., 187 McGrew, James, 118 George Frederick, 187 377 Millet, Lucy Annah, 187 Morton, Patience, 10-12- Milliken, Eulila 16-19 Dordana, 249 Priscilla, 327 Harry M. 249 Ruth, 25 Miner, Zella A., 253-298 Samuel, 30 Mitchell, Constance, 45 Sarah, 168 Experience, 45 Thomas, 11 Mary Howard, 112 Mortons, George 20 Sharon Mae, 320 Moyer, Lydia, 120-121 Thomas Whittemore, 112Mulford, Nellie Gay, Moning, Augustus H., 234 251-295 Margaret Cecelia, 234 Mullins, Priscilla, 45 Moniz, Dolores Couto Munz, Annas., 232 323 Murch, Benja.nun, 70 Maria, 323 Hannah, 69 Maurice, 323 Joseph, 69 Moody Joseph, 55 Polly 70 Joslah1 55 Murry, J.n. (Mrs.) 264 Lucy, ?5 Muxham, Abigail, 4j1 Margaret, 287-288 Edmund Jr., 43 Margaret L. 1 241 Lemuel, 43 Moore Ann, 122 Rebeckah, 43 Blalr, 122 Myers, Winona E., 257- Mary, 111 300 Robert, 122 Nedeau, Fannie Belle, Morgenthau, Bernard~ 158 242-290 Eva Elizabeth, 15~ Neel, Dicy (Feller) (Mrs.) Morris, Clara Eugenia, 144-325 191 Nelson, Jane, 16-18-24- Morrison, Fred, 177 25 Mary Rosella, 177 Martha, 16 Morrow, Emilyi 152 William, 16 Pierpont, 1,2 Nevens, Annie, 248 Morton, Ann, 20 Florence Louise, 248 Benjamin, 30 Freeman, 248 Ebenezer, 20 Newell, Ennis, 313 Elizabeth A. 1 168-236 Madelyn Belle, 313 Ephraim, 13-20-168 Nettie Newall 313 George, 10-11-13-20 Newton, Margaret, 162 Hannah,20-29-30 Nichols, Eugene w., 243 Joanna, 20 Mildred, 243 Julianna, 9-11-13 Pauline, 231 Lewis J. 1 96 Nolan, Eldai 241 Lydia, 30 Harry 24 Mary, 20 North, tora Ella, 159 Mary G., 96 Eliza Hall, 159 Nathaniel, 5-10-20 James, i59 378

North, Joseph Henry,1 159Parker, Jonathan Jr., 46 Northey, Andrew, 24, Margaret, 37 Jessie Benton, 247-21+-8 Mary, 46 Melissa, 247 Polycarpus, 46 Noyes, Joseph A., 116 Sarah, 46 Sylvina, 116 Susanna, 46 Oberholtzer, Carol Lynn Partridge, Elizabeth 314 Eunice 160-231 O'Brien, Mary, 234 Ellen Jarah, 182-247 Olmstead, Horat, 10-110 G., 41 Rena, 110 Lucy, 182 Olsen, Larry, 260 Or~el, 182 Mary Juanita~ 260 Passino, Dan, 298 Oneal, Mary Elizabeth Jean~ 298 223-224-275 ' Paty, Thomas, 165 Osborne, Barbara, 284- Patterson, Mary, 285-313 312 Payne, Dona Louise, 259 Otis, James, 94 Peacock, Maynard (Mrs.), Laura B. 93 . 218 Ovelette, deraldine, 31aPe~se, Catheriny, 147 Owens, Adeline Lucy 174Peirce1 John, 7 Lucy Adaline, 240' William, 7-8 Packard, Isaac,71 Pendexter, Helen Mae, Susanna, 71 249 Paddock, Bethia 18 Hughl 249 Ichabod~ 18-27 Pennel, Margaret, 118 Jane, 5b Robert, 118 Joanna, 27 Penny, Clinton, 308 Joannah, 18 Don 1 274 Martha, 58 Marion, 274 Page, Hannah, 57 Marva, 308 Harriet, 57 Susan, 308 John o., 57-58 Perkins, Alice 205 Lillian Rose, 307.323 Alice M. 1 32$ Stella Mae, 275 John, 172 Zacharia, 18 Mary Ann, 172-173-237 Zachariah, 58 Sally, 9b Palmer, Luman s. Jr.,72 Salome, 172 Priscilla, 72 Perry, Caroline Augusta, Paradise, Livia Pierrette 106 307 Eliza Jane, 91 Norman, 307 Elizabeth, 28 Parker, A.B. (Mrs.) Heman, 91 325 ' Henry H., 106 Abigail, 46 Jerusha~ 28 c. Leone, 195 Mary, 5b-146 James s., 270-326 Mary Green, 174 379 Perry, Mary Parkhurst, Pope, Baney, 94 174-238-239 Porter, Alice Rachel,307 Meltiah Bartlett, 174 Dick, 224 Naomi 199 Doris Glenn, 317 Orlando E. 1 236 Elsie Pearl, 224 Sarah E., 236 Esther, l+4 William, 28 Helen 281 Peterson, Charles, 165 Mary J., 121 Elizabeth Davis, 165 Nicholas, l+l+ George Soulei lo5 Ralph Beecher, 317 Thankful, 16, Richard, 224 Pettingill, Esther Ann, Wilson, 121 176-240 Post Elizabethi 121 Phance, John 9 Mary Ann, 12 Phillips, Abigail,1 30 Munson 121 ' Hattie E., 178 Power, Rita,7 277 Mehitable, 91 Powers, Ethel M., 229-279 Phinney, Lucy Anni 116 Pratt, Caroline M., 2~0- 0tis William, 1 6 287 Saba Thomas, 116 Caroline William, 73 Pierce, Bertha, 237 Ebenezer, 32 Clotheir, 237 Esther Ann, 176-240 Dorcas M., 101-102 Eugene F., 227 Eleanor, 26-41 Frances Louise, 227 Hannah Elizabeth Hannah, 31-32 Howland, 237-285 Harriet Corilla, 176 Jerusha, 164 Hesadiah, 62 Mabel Mae, 251 Isaiah, 73 Phineas, 102 Isaiah Jr., 73 Pierpont, Emily, 150-152 Julette, 155 Pinkham, Herbert w., 183 Lucy 110 Lucy Winsor~ 183 Mabel, 155 Pishon, Mary Ann 89 Ruth, 73 Plummer, Carrie Aldina, Salina, 167 124 Silas, 176-240 Eldridge 173 Stephen, 31-32 Frances lFannie) Luella Tabitha, 32 173 Prince, Elizabeth, 68 Isaac Dean, 124 Johl'l, 68 Lydia Rice 124 Noah, 68 Mahala, l7j1 Olive, 68 Polly Aldina, 124 Prior, Christiana, 180 Zachariah Taylor, 124 Christiana Isadore, 180 Poole, Abiathe, 223 Sylvanus, 180 Almeda Barker, 223-271.iPryor, Christiana, 243 Emily A., 223 Rains, Clarice Beryle, Poor, Anna belle B. , 149 2 59 380 Ranson, Abigail, 46 Richmond, Mabel Pratt, Lidia, 32 155 Ruth, 73 Rickard, Abigail, 43 Ranson, Joseph, 170 Deborah, 43 Mary Sampson, 170 Giles, 19 Rasor, Edith, 315-321 Hannah, 19 Janet, 315 Joseph, 43 John Vincent, 315 Judith, 19-20-26-28- Rath, John, 242 29-30 Violet E., 242 Mary, 60 Record, Elsie Marion, Rider, Amos, 26 250 Benjamin1 26 Harry,250 Hannah 26 Reed, Alice, 154 Ruth, 216 Atwood w., 107 Thomas, 26 Benjamin, 107 Riha, Dolores, 280 Elizabeth, 146-147-223Ring, Betsey, 112 Emily, 273 Ripley, Rebecca, 28 Emily A., 223, Susanna, 46 Hannah, 55-92-93-94 Tilson, 28 John, 154 Rix, Annie, 294 Julia A. 1 107 Roach Garrett D., 225 Mary, ll+b-147 Louise7 Barstow, 225 Wealthy, 107 Tony, 126 William, 146-147 Robbins, Polly, 169 Reeves Mary 18 Sylvanus, 55 Reid, taura, 291 Roberts, Charles Arthur, Reinke, Marion Uber, 151 142-325 Eleanor, 233 Remer, Hannah Catherine, Elizabeth Florence, 2~ 1~ . Maria, 125-126 Eugene1 233 Marie, 199 Hiram L., 151 Reynolds, Catherine (Kit) Judith, 151 177 Robertson, Dorothy. John, 177 Pauline, 259 Marcy, 146 John Owen, 259 Sybil, 155 Robinson, Ann, 11 Ricard Persis, 168 Dick, 255 Rice, tlizabeth, 73-74- Fred H., 161 122-124-125 Hope Ethelyn, 255 Richards, Albert L. 163 Mabel Orvenia, 97-161 Elizabeth, 151-22,1 Mary Rosella, 177 Ella Adelaide, 163 Jerusha, 110 Richardson Hannah, 73 Richard 255 Richmond, tdwin A., 155 Rocatis, t11a, 157 Juletta, 155 Paul, 157 381 Rogers, Ann T., 225-276- Sampson, Obadiah, 32 277 Ruth, 37 Emily, 273 Sarah, 31-32 Floratine A., 273-307 Samson, Andrew, 41 George, 273 Sanford, Adeline Weeks, Hannah, 66 223 Madison, 58 Thomas Edwin, 223 Margaret Ann, 58 Sanuiata, Alphonse, 233 Mary, 58 Sally Flagg, 233 Thomas, 336 Sardorf, Sophia M. ,253-297 Rop, Jane, 71 Savery, Abigail, 104 Rosebrough, 126 Lydia, lOl+ Etta, 12b Lydia Ho1:Ines, 171 Ross, Jane, 71 Sally, 170 • Moses,71 Sarah, lo4 Rowe, Abbie Flagg, 187- Thomas, 104 249-250 Sawyer, Hannah Lothrop,94 Betsey, 115 Harriet Higgins, 294 Clara Thomas, 115 John, 94 Erwin, 106 Martha, 94-95-159 Fannie E., 106 Scarborough, Charles, 312 George P., 115 Lois, 284-312-313 Stephen B., 115 Meda, 312 Ruihley, Beatrice Mae, Schatschneider,Augusta,282 320 Herman, 282 Runyan, Grace, 226 Martha Louise, 282-311 Russell, Lenora, 95 Schiller, Emma, 280-281 Rutherford, Laura, 291 Schofield, Joan, 281 Thomas M., 291 Joseph, 281 Ryder, Arabella, 185 Theresa, 281 Lucy 185 Schroeder, Norma M., 311 Merrick,1 185 Schueltz, Mary M., 287 Sala, Loretta, 290 Scott, Acel s., 179 Salter, Gladys, 274 Emma Elizabeth, 196-258- Harold William, 274 259-260-261 Sampson, Andrew, 63 Jane, 196 Augustus Herbert, 166 John Arnet, 196 Benjamin, 37 Joseph, 74 Beulah, b6 Mary Bowrn~n, 216-326 Calvin, 166 Phebe, 179 Ebenezer, 103 Polly, 74 Ezekial, 31-32 Rudolph, 179 Georgietta Lewis, 166 Ruth, 179 Hannah, 103-170 Sarah c., 196 Margaret,37 Sears, Barnas, 150 Mary, 32-68-166-180 Daniel, 165 Polly, 68 Elizabeth Griggs, 150 382 Sears, Emily A., 150 Sherman, Nathaniel, 65 Julia Frances, 165 Salome, 172 Lyman, 59 Susanna, 54 Sadie A., 150 Sherr, Dorothy Mae, 288 William Barnas, 150 Shields, Lydia, 69 Selfridge, Alton, 257 Shores, Connie Suel 329 Laura~ 257 Shurtleff, Abiel, 19 Leah~., 257 Eliza, 119 Roland, 257 Elizabeth, 102-165- Sergeant, Abigail, 41 166-167 Charles 1., 327 Eva Bradford, 236 Lucinda, 327 Harry Williams, 236 William Jr., 41 Mary, 71 Sewall, Samuel, 17 Mary Adeline, 236 Shackley, Eben c., 248 Nancy Adelaide 119 Phoebe Maria, 248-2+9- Priscillal 71-120-121 293 Robert, 7 Syrenna, 248 Ruth, 102 Shapleigh, Phyllis Irene Solomon Harlow, 119 319 Thomas Cobb, 236 Sharpe, Mercy Jane, 235..Sievertson, Beth, 297 284 Silva, Mary J., 234 Shaw Benjamin, 193 Simard, June, 307 Elias,1 60 Simmons, Cynthia Davis, Jemina, 64 166 Jonathan, 60 Isabell, 247 Lydia, 60 Isabella, 184 Marsena, 186 Joanna, 183 Martha 60 Ruth, 184 Nathaniel, 45 William Weston, 184 Sarah, 193 Simpson, Edith May, 285 Sarah Almena, 193 Sims, Ellen Ht~ 14-8 Shelly, Mary, 12 Orrin W. 1 lLHj Robert, 12 Sinclair, Angeline Roena Shepard, Frances Elaine 162 301 Angie, 283 Josephn E., 301 Angie May, 233 Shepherd, I.N.1 195 Lucretia Totman, 162 Lula Bell 1~5 Moses 1 162 Sherman, Abigail,1 53-86..Sines, uenevieve, 289 87 · Inda, 289 Butler, 54 John Westly, 289 Elizabeth, 68 Smead, Pauline Ellis, 228 Isaac, 65 Ralph, 228 Jacob, 53 Smith, Abraham, 120 Job, 54 Alma Lincoln, 184 Margaret, 53 Bertha, 276 383 Smith, Calvin, 192 Southworthi Betsey, 184 Chandler W., 184 Edward, 2 Cora Amelia, 192 Leiftenant, 5 Fred, 276 Thomas, 12-16 Ida, 276 Souza, Isabel, 274 Jacob, 120 Spencer, Katie, 118 Jane, 101 Spooner, Bethiah, 24-25 Lestina, 120-190 Ebenezer, 24 Lewis A., 192 Ephraim1 V-12-17 Lexcinai 120-190 Mercy, 24 Lucy Pa mer, 192 Sprague, Lydia Bartlett Maria, 192 172 Mary F., 154 Springer, Sarah, 107-175- Peter R., 101 176-241 ' 1 Snell, Abel,_ 86 Stackpole, Julia Langley Abigail, ~6 150 Eleazer, 115 Rebecca Winslow, 150 Hannah, 115-187 Reuben, 150 John L., 86 Stephen Henry, 150 Leonard, 86 Standish, Myles, 236 Martha, 115 Staples, Silence, 28 Pauline, 86 Starkl Henry (Mrs.), • Snyder, Benewell, 120 84- 44-324--325 Eliza Priscilla, 121 Leeota Evelyn, 196 Eugene E., 142-325 Leota Faunce, 143-325 Levi, 120-121 Russell, 143-219-325- Lydia, 120-121 326 Margaret, 120 William Henry, 196 Mary Ann, 12 0 Stauffer, Peter, 120 Richard L. , 121 Sarah Albina, 120 Soper, Mary, 62 Stempleski, Catherine Sorenson,_ E. (Mrs.), Augusta, 276 207.32, Michael 276 Soulel Charles H., 101 Stenman, Arthur, 279 Edw n Augustus, 101 Dorothy Ann, 279 Ezekiel, 58 Stetson, Elisha,_ 68 James, 29 Elisha Jr, , 6~ Joseph, 58 Iva, 294 Lydia, 29 Lydia, 68-119 Martha 29-43-44 Mary, 92-154-155 Mary, .;21 Olive, 68 Mary A., 101 Ralph, 294 Mercy, 101 Sally, 92 Rebecca, 29 William, 92 Southwick1 Atlanta, 108 Winnifred M., 294 Enos 108 Stevens, Abby1 96 Pamela, 178 Joseph A., ';;16 Stevens, Marjorie Swift, Fidelia M., 95 Whitman, 2~6 Jane, 25-168 Mervin Edwin, 246 Jesse, 119 Stewart, Josephine, 232 Joseph, 69-71 Stills, Cora Celeste ,258 Joseph A., 116 G. w., 258 Joshua, 25 Stader, Sarah B. 103 Lenora, 95 William H., l0j1 Lucy, b9 Stone, Fred, 199 Martha, 71-116 George H., 142-270- Mary, 316 325-326 Sally, 69 Storm, Gloria, 314 Sally Van Kleek, 316 Stranger, Betsey, 112 Samuel,95 Edward, 112 Sarah, 71 Joseph Addison, 112- Theodore, 316 244 Thomas, 27 Laura, 244 Swix, Cora Belle, 256 Marcia Washburn, 112- Sylvester, Bathshebai31 244 · Elizabeth, 61-101- 02- Nellie, 244 103-lol+ Stratton, Frank,234 Sylvia, Mary Johnson, Hester, 234 314-323 Strickland, Codella, 313Sykes, Elizabeth, 285- Strout, Thankful, 56 314 Stubbs, Laura A., 156 Taber, Charles Gibbs, Stumpf, Marilda Jane,178 173 Sturtevant, Abigail, 64 Charles Henry, 173 Isaac, 65 Louisa Marie, 173 Jemina 64 LucyE., 173 Lewis L., 115 . Sarah Pope, 237 Ruth, 184 Talbot, George, 164 Saba Amanda, 115 Jerusha Talbot, 164 William, 64 Mary,164 Zilpah, 64 Rebecca, 164 Suttoni Barbara Jean,284 Samuel~ 164 Ceci, 284 Taylor, ~mma A., 187 Swaim, Mary, 277 Eugenia, 170 Thomas G., 277 Temple, Edwin G., 236 Swan, Abby Haraden 149 Mary, 236 Annabelle B., 149 Terry, Sarah B., 86 John B., 156 Silas, 86 Nathan, 149 Tew, Amelia Mary, 191 Nellie Alton, 156 Henry, 191 William Bachelder,149 Mary, 191 Sweet, 177-241 Mary Amelia, 254 Swierk, Mary Rose, 278 Thayer, Abbie, 250 Swift, Elizabeth, 119 Abel, 47 . Thayer, Ebenezer, 70 Thurlow, Betsey Lucinda, Hannah, 70 295 · Isaac, 70 Tigges, George, 253 Mary, 70 Helen Estella, 253 Thomas, Andrew, 62 Tilden, Lydia, 27 Benjamin, 40 Samuel, 27 Betsey Lucinda, 295 Sarah, 27 Catherine Smith, 152 Tileston, 329 Deborah, 62 Tilson, Jane, 72 George Morgan, 198 Joanna, 37 Gertrude, 162 John, 37 Hannah Amelia, 198 Jonathan, 60 Hope, 62 Lucy, 60 . James, 67 Priscilla, 60 James Pierce, 295 Sarah, 60 Joseph, 62 Timmins, Grace Elizabeth, Justus, 67 299 Lois, 102 Tinkham, James H., 168 Louisa, 62 James William, 168 Lydia, 40 Jane, 168 Olive Weston, 116 John, 28 Perez,62 Lydia Emily, 168 Ruth Merlene, 295-319 Patience1 43 Saba, 67 Sarah, 4~ Sarah, 62 Tobey, Abigail, 152 Seneca, 62 Joshua, 152 William Russell, 116 Mary, 152-226 Thompson, Abigail T., Polly, 152-226 152-226 Nathan, 54 Ann G., 115 Thankful, 54-88-89- David, 115 90-91 Ethel Florence, 198 Tomson, Lydia, 29 Harriet, 152-226 Torrey, Myrtle, 226 Harriet Marinda, 226 Towle, Martha, 70 Huldah, 46 Trask, Judith, 151 James, 152 Trenn, Abbie J., 149-150 John w., 245 Tripp, Hattie E., 274 Margaret, 245 Troll, Fred Robert, 286 Phebe, 115 Jeannie Elizabeth, 286 Solomon,152-226 Trott, Clifford Douglas, Susanna, 46 233 Thomson, Dorothy Louise, Nina Louise, 233 239 Trouant, John, 42 Stuart, 239 Lydia, 42-43-67-68 Thoreson Adah MacIntosh, Mary, 42 288 True, Rita Thomas, 220 Tshantz, Mary M., 314 386 Tucker, Almira, 55 Veo, Mary Ann, 107 Judson, 174 Wadleigh, Mahala, 173 Mary, 174 Wadlsmith, Elizabeth, Samuel, 55 125 Tufts, Grace, 291-315 Jacob William, 125 Jeanette, 291 Wadsworth, Jerusha, 110 John J., 291 Wadsworth, Jerusha B., Tupper, Jane, 54 110-111-180 Turner, Capt., 69 Priscilla) 58 Edward, 100 Samuel, 5~-59 Tyrell Wayne, 232 Wait, 110 Uberi tlifton Marion, Wagenhauser, Kenneth,254 12 Lois Gertrude, 2 54 Cora Lestina, 121 Wagner, Wanda Elizabeth, Underwood, Eliza Hall, 252-296-297 159 Waite, Forest M., 201- Unsworth, Elizabeth, 199 204-302 Updenkelder, Mae Edrie, Forest M. (Mrs.), 126- 300 · 127-263-321-324-325 Vaile, Hesadiah, 62 Harold s., 272 Louisa, 62 Sandra, 296-297 Vales, Jane, 196 Sylvia Howland, 272 Vanderhoof, Sadie S •, Waldman, Dorothy Mae, 296 242-243-290 Lesley Cooper, 296 Van Duse, Mary Ann, 312 Richard Lee, 296 Varady1 John C. (Mrs.), William Charles, 296 142-j25 William Charles Jr., Varney, Charles Wesley, 296 239 Waldron, Meda, 312 Lucia Deborah, 239 Walsh, Ann Irwin, 174 Vaughani Abigail, 46 James, 174 Barzi la, 47 Walz, George John, 275 Daniel, 46 Harry Lee, 275 Eunice, 47 Stella Mae, 275 Huldah, 46 Wand, 88 James, 45-46-71-119 Ward, Colonel, 62 Lewis, 104 Fred, 288 Lydia, 71-119 Margaret Louise, 288 Matilda, 169 Warde, Grace, 4 Mercy, 104-172 Wardell, Azubah, 114 Nancy, 71-117-119 Betsey, 114 Phebe, 45-46 Samuel, 114-161-162 Samuel,46 Warner, Mary Ann, 165 Sarah,46-53 Richard 236 Waitstill, 46 Rose Ellen, 276 Weston c., 169 Warren, Benjamin, 29 Vea, Gideon, 107 Elisha, 107 387 Warren, Elizabeth, 12 Webb, Eleanor, 148 Elizabeth Loriza, 107 Webber, Gordon Randall, Hannah, 29-30-40 277 James, 24 Nancy Virginia, 277 Joseph, 12 Webster, Jeannettei 291 Mary, 12-25 Weeden, Mary Ann, 73A Priscilla, 12 Weekes, Robert D., 201 Richard, 12-18-25 Weeks, Joshua, 145 Wasgatt, Gilbert, 165 Lucretia Haskell, 145 Mary Ann 165 Martha 60 Washburn, Almarinel 160 Mary, 145 Amelia, 113-185- 86 Myra Elliott1 145 Bildad, 113 Thomas J. 2~3 Ebenezer, 27-42 William, 1~5 Ephraim, 96 Weese, Clay, 224 Ezekiel, 67 Ethel w., 224 Jabez, 27 Weiser, Jerome, 300 John, 27 Phyllis Elaine, 300 Judith, 27 Welch, Maude, 234 Lucy, 113 Weldon, Blanche L, 256 Lydia, 27 Weller, George (Mrs.), Marcia, 182-183-184 143 Marcia D.~ 112-113 Wells, Albert, 234 Martha 5~ Harry B., 155 Nancy Adams, 113-114- Marjorie, 234 186-187 Orphia Melvina, 155- Priscilla, 67 226 Saba, 67-113-115 Wentworth, Sarah Sally, 96 Bartlett, 161 Sarah, 112-113 West, Alice D., 274 Seth, 112-113 Andrew D., 274 Thankful, 65 Harriet Newell, 102 Wason, Ethel Lucy, 232 Lois, 102 Otto, 232-283 Mary Ann, 274 Waterman, Deborah, 183 Samuel, 102 Hannah, 66 Westerhaug, Lillian, 231 Ichabod, 66 Weston_t Abiah, 67 Lydia, 27-66-111-112- Ann Washburn, 184 113 Dora, 67 Mary, 27 George, 184 Mary Louise, 183 Olive, 67 Robert, 27 Thomas, 67 Seth, 183 Wetherill, Hilda (Mrs.), Thomas, 27 138-244-324 Wattles, Augustus, 243 Winslow, 244 Mary Ann, 243-244-291 Wheat, Lida, 196 Susan E. , 243 Lydia, 19b 388 Wheaton, Alice L., 257 Wilcox, Helen Estella, Clare, 257 253 Wheeler, Angeline, 89 Polly, 107 Isaac w., 89 Wilkinson, Sarah Elizabeth Whitcomb, Almedia, 64 198-262 Dexter, 150 Williams, Alexander Emeline Crocker, 150 Frank, 173A Harlan Page, 150 Betsey, 120 James, 64 Emma Louise, 173A Lucy, 64 John Francis, 173A Rebecca, 150 Marion Etta1 173A Sheldon, 64 Minnie E. , 292 White, Hannah Keene, 155\villiard1 Mary Jackson, Mary Ann, 149 217-320 Mary H., 223 Willis, Sarah, 94 Robert, 14-9 Willoughby, Mellisa, 91 Susannah, 149 Wilson, Benjamin, 87 Whiting, Grace Morton, Hannah C., 87 246-21+7 Roger, 11 Phyllis G., 294 Winklar, Bee Rufus, 301 Sarah, 246 Cleo 301 Thomas F. , 246 Virg!nia Bee,301 Whitman, Fred D., 309 Winnagle, Grace Marvin, Marjorie Irene, 309 324 · Salome, 183 Winslow, Adeline Frances, Whitney, Esther, 117 181-21+4-245 Thomas, 10 Edwin, 170 Winnefred, 10 Ellen Bradford, 170 Whittaker, Florence T., Hannah, 43-44 277-310 Hattie (Harriett) John, 277 Thomas, 286 Minnie, 277 Hudson, 170 Whitten, Aurora, 116 Margaret, 21 John Oliver, 116 Mary Elizabeth, 286 Judith, 116 Phebe, 170 Saba Thomas, 116 Sarah, 181 Wickerham, Betty Gail, Weston Hervey, 286 316 Winsor, Deborah w., 183 Jean, 316 Roxanna c., 236 Warren E., 316 William D., 236 Wickwire, JeMne, 296 Winters, Mary Mabel, 275- Lyman G., 296 309 Sherill Holden, 296 Wipperman, Barbara Wieland, Fred A., 290 Miriam, 233 Norma J., 290 Walter Adam, 233 Wilbur, Effie c., 155 Wixon, Rebecca Taylor, Wilcox, Cleo, 253 248 Wolstanholme, Kate Young, Ann M., 194 Herbert 166 Joseph, 194 Robert Thomas, 166 Martha, 3 Wood, Abigail, 19 Younkman, Guy (Mrs.), Alice, 43 142-325 Edmund, I+-3 Zehnder, Mary Ann, 281 Eliab, 168 George, 93 Harry Raymond, 240 Lydia Vaughan, 168 Margaret Esther, 240 Matilda Howard, 93 Patience, 43 Persis, 168 Sarah, 62 Woodcock, Alice White, 149 Hartwell Leon, 149 Woods, Ruth Elaine, 259 Woodworth, Daniel, 31 Martha, 31 Walter, 31 Wordell, Elizabeth H., 272-307 George, 272 Susan, 272 Wright, Abigail, 113 Cecila, 256 Edith Melindai 175 Fred Newell, 75 Jane, 72 Maria, 72 Moses, 71 Polly, 71 Priscilla, 9 Ralph N., 256 Will, 9 Zadock, 71-72 Wrightman, Harold H., 299 Wanda Mae, 299 Yates, Rachel, 125-200 Yerrington, Mary E., 273 Yontz, Frieda, 298-320 York, Dorothy, 318 Young, Agnes Amelia, 194--2 56-2 57