The Genealogy of the William and Susan (Young) Bussey Family from 1710-1966
Compiled by
Sue Bussey Trowbridge
325 Morningside Drive low-a City, Iowa 1966
TAB~E OF CONTENTS
Section I. Introducti.on.
Section II. Ancestry.
Section m. William and Susan (Young) Bussey.
Section IV. Carrie, 1st born of William and Susan (Young)·Bussey. (Ccxle Number 1)
Section V. Mary, 2nd born of William and Susan (Young) Bussey~ (Code Number 2)
Section VI. Addie, Charles, George, Willa, Luther and Lucy Bussey. (Ccxle Numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Section VII. Ella Bussey, 9th born of William and Susan (Young) Bussey.
Section Vlll. William H. Bussey, 10th born of William and Susan (Young) Bussey. (Code Number 10)
Section IX. References
Section X. Indices of Bussey and non-Bussey names.
SECTION I
THE GENEALOGY OF THE WILLIAM H. AND SUSAN (YOUNG) BUSSEY FAMILY FROM 1710 to 1966.
1bis is not a genealogy of the Bussey family in America for a true genealogy traces all branches back to a common ancestor through those males carrying the family name. This is rather the genealogical report of one branch of that family, giving as much in formation as is available conceming the ancestry and the members and their families. As early as 1900 William H. Bussey, father of the compiler of this report began collecting data on the genealogy of his branch of the Bussey family going back to William Bussey who came to this country from England as an immigrant and settled in Massa chusetts between 1710 and 1728. With the help of his son, William H. Bussey, Jr. who was attending Harvard at that time, the direct line was traced to William and Olive (Jordan) Bussey. Information was obtained from records of wills, probate files, deeds, marriages and war seryice. With this material and letters written by the sisters of William H. Bussey, the history of this branch of the family was quite complete down to 1925 but it was not organized and published. In 1925 William H. Bussey died and all of the records, letters, and miscellaneous documents were taken by the writer and saved. To this material bas been added many letters from living relatives which have added valuable information concerning the history of the family. As a result the genealogy has been brought down to date and printed for the. use of present and future generations. Of the many descendants included in this report that now have the surname Bussey there are only five who can pass the name down to the next generation; William and George Bussey, sons of James A. and Eleanor Bussey; Michael and Lawrence Bussey, sons of David A. and Mary Bussey and Donald_ S. Bussey~- Jr. son of DonaJd S. and Anne aissey. These five are great-grandsons r,f William H. and Carrie Bussey, c1.nd great-great-grandsons of WHJiam and Susan Bussey the subject of this report. In the writing of this report the compiler wishes to express sincere thanks to Dr. M. B. Ba.mes of Iowa City whose inspiration and. help ~ve made it possible. He ·bas written several genealogies and his general outline and his code system have been followed here. . Of this code system he writes: "To avoid confusion caused by the repetition of similar narnes in the various branches of the family a code number has been assigned to each descendant oarn«I. Bach digit in the code number indicates the actual or assumed order of birth of that individual in the family concerned. By careful attention to these code number~ a given individual can be identified no matter how many others may have ·an identical name. n Since this report c-overs in part nine generations, the ccxle system applied to all individuals would be too cumbe-raome; .therefore, no numbers are given to the ancestors of William and Susan (Young) Bussey but only to the descendants. The code number of 'the firs·t-bom of William and Susan is 1 for Carrie Bussey. Her son then has the code number 1-1 and the second-born bas number 1-2, etc.
5 Since much work bas gone into the compiling of this report copies are being fi)f.d in the genealogical sections of Library of Congress; libraries in Phoenix, Arizona; Minneapolis, Minnesota; and in the State Historical Society of I~ Library.
Siglled,
Sue B. Trowbridge, Compiler 325 Momingside Drive Iowa City, Iowa 5224()
June 1966
6 SEC'J;ION II: ANCESTRY
' The following excerpt is from "History of Canton, Massachusetts" in the England Historic Genealogical Society, in Boston, Mass.
*"William Bussey the first of the name was an early immigrant. Here he found his &Weetheart in the person of Olive Jordan and on the 6th day of June 1728 they were married. We hear no more of him for several years. He proba:bly followed the sea. He conveyed land near the present turnpike in 1731. In 1756 he built the littj.e house now standing near the Reservoir Park which he sold to Mr. Crosman in 1763. " William Bussey was born about 1710. Olive Jonlan was the daughter of Thomas Jonlan of Dor chester, Mass. She died before 1763. Children: 9.
1. William born April 12, 172~ in Canton, Mass. On May 6, 1775, he married . Grace Jon:lin, who died March 14, 1799. - 2. Olive, born November 27, 1730, in Canton, Mass. She married Elija Spur, November 28, 1756.
3.. Captain Thomas, bom October 4, 1732. Married Anna Anguish, born 1730. He died January 22, 1804. Children: 3. 1. Eseck 2. Thomas 3. Jesse
4. Benjamin, born February 26, 1734, in Canton, Mass. On November 26, 1755 he mar:ried Ruth Hartwell, born August 31, 1738. She died December 5, 1776. Benjamin died August 15, 1808. Children: 4.
1. Benjamin, born March 1, 1757, married Juq.ith Gay, August 25, 1780. At the age of 84 he wrote "Life of Benjamin Bussey Written by Himself. " In it he writes "My father was born in Canton (formerly Stoughton) and was named Benjamin Bussey and his father was an Englishman and a· farmer. " He was very s . ccessful in business and at his death left part of his fortune to Harvard College. At the close of his article he wrote "I have felt a great desire to promote the cause of agriculture and manufactures and trust I shall be considered hereafter to have been a useful friend as well· as a good wisher.'' Ref. (1)
2. Olive, born March 6, 1764, mar;ried Robert Billings.
3. Ruth, born February 6, 1766, married Samuel Lounder~
7 5. Jaazauiab, born June 2, 1737 in Canton. Unmarried. He was a partner in business with his brother Benjamin. He died in England while on a blsiness trip.
6. Mary, bom July 2, 1739.
. •1. Capt. Isaiah, bom June 12, 1741. He was born in Stoughton. (Nam~ later changed to Canton. ) On June 26, 1763, he married_ Bathsheba Wentworth. bom October 21, 1738. She was the daughter of John and Mercy(Smith) Wentworth. She died in 1801. Isaiah was an officer in the Revolutionary War. (Ref. 3 and 4). He died in 1784. Children: 4.
1. John Wentworth. hom November 16, 1763. Married Blizabeth Bent of Milton, Mass.
2. Blija, born March 9, 1765, married Judith Gay of Boston.
3. Rebecca, .bom March 19, 1767; married Geors-= Stone of canton. CbUdren: 2, Olive and George.
•4_ Isaiah, born 1772. On July 22, 1798 he married Na>.by Re:ad (Ref. 6) horn July 11, 1779. She died 1818. She was the daughter of Nathan and Abigail (Plymton) Read. Children: 5.
1. Isaiah, born __; married Nancx Wood, April 30, 1826. Died Sept. 7, 1883. 2. Horace, bom --;, killed in powder mill. (Ref. 7) 3. Anne, born --; married Eli Cooper. 4. George, bom August 5, 1805. Died October 4, 1891.
*5. William, bom Feb. 6, 1808 in Canton, Mass. Died in St. Charles, Ill. Nov. 24, 1854. On Feb. 6, 1836 in Reading, N. Y. he married Susan Young, born Feb. 6, 1815 in Reading, N. Y. She died in May 1893, Jessup, Iowa. (Ref. 8)
8;. David, hom March 18, 1746.
9. John, -bom June 21, 1751, married Mary Davenport.
*The direct line.
William and Olive Qordan) Bussey about 1710 - 1763 or later.
8 Capt. Isaiah and Bathsheba (W_entworth) Bussey, 1741-1784.
Isai$ and Nabby (Read) Bussey, .1772-1818.
William and Susan (Young) BuSBey, 1808-1854.
9 SECTION III. WILLIAM AND SUSAN (YOUNG) BlTSSBY.
William Bussey, the fifth-born of Isaiah and Nabby (Read) Bussey was bom in Canton, Massachusetts on Feb. 6, 1808. He lived in Reading, N. Y. for many years. Several of his children were born there. Reading was at that time in Steuben County but later the county lines were changed and it was in Schuyler Co. From New York the family mos.red to St. Charles, Ill. There William died in 1854.
He married Susan Young, Feb. 6, 1836, in Reading, N. Y. ·She was bom Feb. 6, 1815. She died in May 1893 in Jessup, Iowa.
The ten children of William and Susan (Young) Bussey were:
1. Carrie BusseI, born 1837.
2. Mary Bussey, born 1840.
3. Addie Bussey, bom 1842.
4. Charles Isaiah Bussey, bom 1843.
5. George Bussey, born____ •
6. Willa _Bussey, born ___.
7. Luther Bussey, born ---. 8. Lucy Bussey, born ---. 9. m1a Bussey, born 1851.
10. William H. Bussey, born 1854.
10 CHILDREN OF WILLIAM & SUSAN (YOUNG) BUSSEY.
SECTION IV. CARRIE BUSSEY (1837-1916)
1- Carrie Bussey~ first-born of William .and Susan (Young) Bussey was born January 19, 1837,. in Reading, N. Y. On October 6, 1860 she married William Dobell in Arlington Heights, Ill. She was a milliner and for many years lived in Jessup, Iowa. Fro~ Iowa she went to live in Corvallis, Oregon, where she died on January 4, 1916.
William Dobell, was born May 29, 1836. He was a cabinet maker by trade~ He died October 23,. 1922 in Corvallis, Oregon. His army record is: Enlisted in the U.S. army at Palatine, Ill. in the infantry to serve 3 years or during the war. He was discharged from service March 25, 1864, because of injuries received at Haines muff near Vicksburg, Miss. He was in the army of the Mississippi under Sherman at Memphis, Tenn. <"!bildren:
1-1 Clarence Albert Dobell was born June 4~ 1867. On Feb. 28, 1891 he-married Lynette Wilson, born August 26, 1872. They were married in Anthon, Iowa. Children:
1-1-1 Lila Grace, born March 11, 1892. 1-1-2 Luella :tvfay, born March 11, 1892. Both died in October 1892.
1-1-3· Roland, born April 4, 1895.
1-1-4 · Wilma, born April 11, 1903.
1-1-5 Bernal Eugene, born May 14, 1905.
1-1-6 Frances, born January 19, 1913.
1-2 Luella. May Dobell, born September 14, 1869. Died in Jessup, Iowa, December 29, 1886.
11 CHILDREN OF WILLIAM & SUSAN (YOUNG) BUSSEY.
SECTION V. MARY BUSSEY
(Note: The data on this family were supplied in part by References 9, 10, and 11.)
2- Mary Bussey, second-born of William and Susan (Young) Bussey was born in Re.ading, New York on June 23, 1840. She died January 27, 1935 in Sedan, Kansas. On January 27, 1867 in Palatine, Ill. she married Charles Augustus Hooper who was bom in New Hampshire in 1832. He died in 1880 in Sedan, Kansas. The following army record was found~ a letter written to his brother-in-law, William H. Bussey. "Commissioned 2nd Lieutenant at the age of 29 at Manchester, New Hampshire Volunteers commanded. by Joseph C. Abbot on the 14th day of December 1861 to serve 3 years. On Feb. 1, 1862 was commissioned First Lieutenant of Company A, 7th Regiment of Volunteers to the 7th of May 1864. Was mustered out of office and honorably discharged from the service of the United States. Re-enlisted and ap pointed Capt.sin of Co. A 7th Regiment of Volunteers until the close of the war, 1864. Was wounded. Gun shot in left shoulder." Children:
2-1 Sumner Hooper, first-born of Mary (Bussey) and Charles Hooper was born in Palatine, Ill., December 28, 1868. He married Eunice Fletcher, born July 13, 1875 in Moline, Kansas on September 7, 1904. Sumner died February 13, 1954. His wife died May 29, 1954. Children:
2-1-1 Carrie Louise Hooper, first-born of Sumner and Eunice Hooper was born Nov. 14, 1906 in Sedan, Kansas. In 1926 she married Gaylard Whetstone. Now lives Rt. #1, Sedan, Kansas. Children:
2-1-1-1 Joan Geneva Whetstone, was born Sept. 18, 1927. Married Albert Lee Enloe, Coffeyville, Kansas. Children:
2-1-1-1-1 Debra Whetstone, born Dec. 8, 1951.
2-1-1-1-2 · Ronnie, born Oct. 4, 1953.
2-1-1-2 Norman Lester Whetstone, born Oct. 8, 1930. Married and has 3 children.
2-1-1-2-1 Sheree Lee, born Oct. 11, 1955.
2-1-1-2-2 Caryl Lynn, born Oct. 23, 1956.
2-1-1-2-3 Jeffery Thomas, born Nov. 26, 1957.
2-1-1-3 Linda Lee, born Feb. 26, 1941. 1vlarried Delbert: Fabler, Coffeyville, Kansas. Cbi1dren:
12 2-1-1-3-1 Crystal Fabler, born Sept. 28, 1957 . • 2-1-1-3-2 Vicki Fabler, born Dec. 30, 1958.
2-1-1-3-3 Randy Fabler, born Oct. 22, 1960.
2-1-1-3-4 Melody Fabler, born June 5, 1964.
2-1-2 Mary Geneva, second-born of Sumner and Euni~e Hooper was born September 21, 1910 in Fredonia, Kansas. Married Frank William Higginbottom in Winfield, Kansas, June 26, 1937 at Wichita., Kansas. Now. lives at 1507 Millington, Winfield, Kansas. Children:
2-1-2-1 Phillip Scott Higginbottom, was born October 15, 1940 in Winfield, Kansas. Graduate of Kansas University and of Vanderbilt Law School.
2-1-2-2 Barbara Jean Hig_sinbottom, was born March 16, 1942 in Win field, Kansas. Married Neil Niewald, Beloit, Kansas, June 6, 1964.
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2-2 Mabel Hooper, second-born of Mary(Bussey)and Charles A. Hooper was born in Independence, Kansas, November 24, 1871. Died April 7, 1958. Married C. A. Brunell, April 1, 1901. C.A. Brunell was bom January 24, 1867. Died December 12, 1959. Children:
2-2-1 Dean Brunell, was born April 14, 1902. Died December 5, 1960.
2-2-2 Lelus Brunell, was born May 5, 1903. Never married. Lives at 1642 Floberta., Wichita, Kansas.
2-2-3 Herbert Brunell, was born June 27, 1904. Married Nellie Stout, who ·was born in Wichita Falls, Texas on March 29, 1951. Married on April 2, 1932. Children:
2-2-3-1 Herbert H. Jr. Brunell, born in Ala~ogardo, New Mexico, January 20, 1933. Children not listed.
2-2-3-2 Shirley Nell Brunell, was born in Alamogardo, New Mexico on April 12, 1934.
2-2-4 Beatrice Brunell, ·born February 21, 1915. Married Chalmers Smith, on August 12, 1935. Lives at 902 E. Madison, Iola, Kansas. Children:
13 2-2-4-1 Lavon Smith, born February 11, 1941. Married Mary Hess, Burlington, Kansas, July 10, 1965.
2-2-4-2 Marcella Smith, born December 17, 1944. Married Larry Cornwell.
2-3 Maude Hooper, third-born of Mary (Bussey) and Chas. A. Hooper was born in Sedan, Kansas, May 10, 1878. Married Herbert Stone, June 11, 1902 in Sedan, Kansas.-
2-3-1 Joanne Stone, born August 8, 1916. Married Edward Leo Dougherty, February 22, 1936. Cbi1dren:
2-3-1-1 Judith Ann Dougherty, born August 3, 1938. Married Chas. E. Canther, February 7, 1958. Children:
2-3-1-1-1 Chas. &!ward Canther, born August 27, 1959.
2-3-1-1-2 James Patrick Canther, born July 9, 1961.
2-3-1-1-3 Janet Lynn Canther, born April 18, 1963.
2-3-1-2 Edward Stone Dougherty, born December 11, 1944.
2-3-1-3 Patricia Joan Dougherty, born March 23, 1947.
2-3-1-4 Ruth Ailleen Dougherty, born February 6, 1952.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dougherty now live in Mexico.
14 CI-IILDREN OF WILLIAM & SUSAN (YOUNG) BUSSEY. continued
SECTION VI.
3- Addie Bussey, third-born of William and.Susan (Young) nussey was born June 17, 1842. She died some time after January 1879. A letter in her band writing was dated January 1879 and received by her sister Ella (code number 9).
4- Charles Isai.ah Bussey, fourth-born of William and Susan (Young) Bussey was born August 12, 1843. He left home at an early age and for many years his address was not known. It is known that he did marry, lived in Nevada and was the father of two girls. He died October 3lt 1887 in Nevada.
There is no information available regarding the next four children George, Willa, Luther and Lucy. It is known that Luther and Lucy were twins.
15 CHILDREN OF WILLIAM & SUSAN (YOUNG) BUSSEY
SECTION 1m. ELLA BUSSEY
(Note: The data on this family were supplied in pa.rt by References 12 and 13.)
9-· Ella Bussey, ninth-bom of William and Susan (Young) Bussey was born in St. Charles, Ill. December 6, 1851. She died in Phoenix, Arizona, January 27, 1920. On May 1, 1878 in Peru, Kansas, she married Milo Cone Webb who ·was bom in Akron, Ohio on February 14, 1844. She was Milo's second wife. For a few years Milo had a store in Sedan, Kansas. Later he went into the cattle business. He drove cattle from Sedan Kansas to Arizona a trip which took five months. The family moved to Arizona where he continued in the cattle business but when the Roosevelt Dam was being constructed he bought a store and added this to his cattle business helped by his _sons. After his retirement he moved to Phoenix where he died January 18, 1936. Of his army record he wrote, "I enlisted in Rockford, Ills., September 30th, 1861 for 3 years in Co. D. 11th Regiment Illinois Voluntary Infantry. Went to Camp at Binds Point, Mo. Our regiment was in the 3 months service and re-enlisted for 3 years August 1, 1861. I was a recruit and my first training was within the sound of the cannons at the battle of Grand Gulf down the Mississippi River. Our regiment was in active service in the front in many of the most prominent battles starting at Fort Henry, Tenn. to Ft. Donaldson, Shilo, Corinth. After three years service was discharged in September 3-, 1864 at White River, Arkansas." The above was taken from a letter written by Milo Webb to his wife's brother, William H. Bussey from Phoenix, Arizona on February 13, 1920.
An interesting account of the Webb family was written by Anderson Cone Webb. It was first published in three issues of the Arizona Cattlelog about 1948. In 1958, the articles were consolidated for the newspaper in Globe, Ariz.
Children of Ella (Bussey) and Milo Webb:
9-1 Lila Grace Webb, first-born of Milo and Ella (Bussey) Webb was born in Sedan, Kansas on January 27, 1879. She died in Phoenix, Arizona on April 4,- 1959. Married Philo Ozanne, who was born in Somers, Wisconsin, on September 30, 1881. He died October 25, 1965. Children:
9-1-1 Ruth Bemice Ozanne was bom May 12, 1912. · Married Thomas J. hnler on October 20, 1935. He was bom March 18, 1913. Children:
9-1-1-1 Linda Ruth Imler, born February 2, 1939,. in Phoenix. On June 8, 1957 married Owen Johannpeter, . Children:
9-1-1-1-l Laurie RuthJobannpeter, born June 24, 1960 in Phoenix.
9-1-1-1-2 Shellie Lynn Jobannpeter, born May 12, 1964 in Phoenix, Ariz. 16 9-1-2 Theodore Webb ~e, born October 29, 1918, in Ajo, Arizona. Married on July 13, 1943 in Tuttle, Oklahoma, Theresa Lee Thornton, who was born April 7, 1914. Children:
9-1-2-1 Stephen Lee Oz.a:nne, was born April 16, 1949 in Chuquiemate, · Chile, S.A.
9-1-2-2 Craig H. Ozanne was born May 12, 1955 in Whitefish, Montana.
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9-2 Norman Leroy Webb, born July 27, 1882. Died August 1882.
9-3 Milo Floyd Webb, born September 12, 1883. Died 1883.
9-4· Anderson Cone Webb, fourth-born of Ella (Bussey) Webb was born March 16, 1884 in Sedan, Kansas. On November 7, 1907 married Elma E. Pulsifer, born March 6, 1886, in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. She died April 23, 1962. His second wife Margaret Armer was born in 1891 in Livingstone, Arizona. Married January 19, 1964. She died January 1966. Children of Anderson Cone and Elma (Pulsifer) Webb:
9-4-1 Wilbur Cone Webb,· born January 14, in Roosevelt, Arizona. Married June 2, 1935 &Jna Gertie, born January 5, 1913. Children:
9-4-1-1 Karen Joan Webb, was born October 11, 1938 in Phoenix, Ariz. Married Linn A. Wallace, June 10, 1961. Children:
9-4-1-1-1 Katie Lynn Wallace was born November 7, 1963 in Tucson, Arizona.
9-4-1-2 Lewis, born October 17, 1941, Phoenix, Arizopa.
9-4-2 Marian Grace Webb, was born October 3, 1911, Roosevelt, Arizona. Married June 17, 1934, Frank C. Armer who was born May 25, 1909 in Payson, Arizona. Children:
9-4-2-1 Frank J. Armer, Jr., born May 29, 1935 in Phoenix, Arizona. Married Sheryle Hitchcock, June 19, 1963.
9-4-2-2 J. Michael Armer, born June 27, 1937 in Phoenix, Arizona. Married on June 10, 1960 Loretta Gotch who was born August 18, 1939. in Pennsylvania. CbiJdren:
9-4-2-2-1 Kathrine Dana Armer, born June 17, 1961 in Madison, Wisconsin.
17 9-4-2-3 Margaret Lucinda Armer was born August 26, 1941 in Phoenix, Arizona. Married Robert A. Higgins on September 5, 1965.
9-4-2-4 Judy Armer, born ~y 1, 1947 in Phoenix, Arizona.
9-4-3 Milo Carl Webb, born August 16, 1913 in Carrs Ranch, Arizona. On June 22, 1940, married Betty Duggan who was bom April 12, 1917 in Richmond, California. One son, adopted, Timothy, born May 5, 1950.
9-4-4 Willa Audella Webb, born March 30, 1916, in Globe, Arizona. Married James Alexa)ds.
9-4-5 Marcia Ellen Webb, bom September 20, 1927 in Globe, Arizona. On July 24, 1948 married Clarence H. Vandiweer, born September 2, 1922. Children:
9-4-5-1 Leslie Vandiweer, born November 10, 1949 in Phoenix.
9-4-5-2 Rebecca Vandiweer, born February 16, 1954 in Phoenix..
9-4-5-3 Susan Vandiweer, born July 14, 1955 in Phoenix.
9-4-5-4 Lawrie Vandiweer, born June 20, 1957 in Phoenix.
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9-5 Edwin Jay Webb, fifth-born of Ella (Bussey) and Milo Cone Webb was born October 17, 1886 in Sedan, Kansas. He died August 6, 1961 in Phoenix, Arizona. On June 19, 1916 he married Hazel Tcxld. She died April 1942. Children
9-5-1 Jackson J. Webb, was born August 6, 1917 in Florence, Arizona. He married Helen McCune July 8, 1933. She was born October 23, 1916. Children:
·9-s-1-1 Duane E. Webb was born November 13, 1936 in Globe~ Ariz. Married Louise Thompson June 1, 1959. She was born September 18, 1939 in Bryan, Texas. Children:
9-5-1-1-1 Dennis Jay Web!J, born March 4, 1960 in Tempe, Arizona.
9-5-1-1-2 Tracee Michele Webb, born February 12, 1962 in Tempe, Arizona.
9-5-1-2 Dee On Webb was born December 2~- 1938 in Globe,- Arizona.
18 9-5-1-3 Tcxld Webb was born March 13, 1944 in Globe, Arizona. Died September 15, 1965.
9-5-2 Edwina Webb was born 4-ugust 6, 1919 in Florence, Arizona. Unmarried.
9-5-3 Milton D. Webb was born October 29, 1920 in Florence, Arizona. On · Jtme 8, 1941 he married Dorothy Moore, bom November 4, 1921. Children:
9-5-3-1 Jimmie Webb, born December 13, 1945.
9-5-3-2 Margaret Webb, born November 15, 1942.
9-5-3-3 David Webb, born August 7, 1951.
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9-6 Ruth Ella Webb, sixth-born of Ella (Bussey) and Milo Cone Webb was lJc?rn in Sedan, Kansas, October 29, 1888. She married Hoyt Medler about 1910 whom she divorced. She married George W. Evans, February 21, 1936. No children. Now lives in Phoenix.
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9-7 Mabel Claire Webb, seventh-born of Ella (Bussey) and Milo Cone Webb was bom January 19, 1891 in Cl~e, Tonto Basin, Arizona. Married Grover Cleve land Simmons, August 9, 1915. He was born November 8, 1884 in Kileen, Texas. Address: 1517 W. Pierce, Phoenix, Arizona. Children:
9-7-1 Joseph Webb Simmons was born June 1, 1916 in Globe, Arizona. On June 1, 1939 he married Dora Gabarino, born February 26, 1922, in Prescott, Arizona. Children:
9-7-1-1 Joseph W. Simmons, Jr. wa·s born-January 8, 1940 in Phoenix, Arizona. On February 23, 1963 married Sandra Ann Muir, born June 22, 1941.
9-7-1-2 Mary Ruth Simmons, born January 27, 1948 in Phoenix.
9-7-1-3 Betty Jean Simmons,· born July 26, 1956.
9-7-2 Gordon Cyrus Simmons, was born October 5, 1917 in Globe, Arizona~ On November 12, 1943 he ·married Rosa Lee Harris, born May 31, 1920. Children:
Donald Lee, adopted.
19 9-7-3 Thomas Jay Simmons, born September 14, 1920, in Globe, Arizona. Died April 15, 1939.
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9-8 Norma Dell Webb, eighth-born of Ella (Bussey) and Milo Cone Webb, was born January 21, 1894 in Cline (P. 0.) Tonto Basin, Arizona. On June 5, 1920 in Globe, Arizona she married Benjamin Bruce Wilson, bom July 26, 1899. She graduat~d from Tempe Normal School (now Arizona State University) 1913. Attended Business College in Phoenix. No children.
20 CHILDREN OF ,WILLIAM AND SUSAN (YOUNG) BU~BY
SECTION VIIl. WILLIAM H. BUSSEY.
10- Will jam H. Bussey, tenth-born of William and Susan (Young) Bussey was born in St. Charles, Ill. on April 24, 1854. He died February 11, 1925 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. When he was less than·a year old his father died. This forced him at an early age to interrupt his education and go to work to help support the family. Most of his adult life was spent in and near Chicago and in Minneapolis, where he engaged in the real-est.ate business. He was very much interested in the genealogy of the Bussey f.a.mily and as has been noted in the introduction of this report, did a great deal to gather material for it before he died. He was very desirous that his children should have a good education and did all he could to make this possible.
On September 12, 1877 in Bonaparte, Iowa he married Carrie Sedgwick born May 26, 1858 in Ithaca, N. Y.. She was the daughter of Datuse and Mary Ann (Kendall) Sedgwick. The Sedgwicks had a jewelry store in Bonaparte.
From 1877 to 1908 William and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey lived in and near Chicago, Ill. In 1908 the family moved to Minneapolis where William and Carrie both died, William in 1925 and Carrie November 12, 1933. Children:
10-1 Lewis M. Bussey, first-born of William H. and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey was born July 30, 1878 in Ridgeland, Ill. He died :March 26, 1957 in Santa Rosa, California. He attended Garrett Biblical Institute in Evanston, Ill. Preached in Scribner Nebraska and in Crete, Ill. He gave up the ministry and went into business. He organized the Bussey Pen Products Co. in Chicago and was active there until retirement,, when he and his wife moved to California.
On June 13, 1904, in Anthon, Iowa, he married Lillian Maud Bevens, born May 21, 1886 in Anthon, Iowa. Children:
10-1-1 William, bom September 19, 1905 in Scribner, Nebraska.. Now lives in Minneapolis,. Minn. No children.
10-1-2 Kenneth, born April 23, 1907 in Grand Haven, Michigan. Now lives in Florida.
10-1-3 Donald Sed&!lick, born September 9, .1914 in Minneapolis, Minn. Married Anne Lauman, daughter of Capt. Phillip Lauman, U.S. Navy. He attended Antioch College in Ohio and Princeton University, Prince ton, N.J. In the sprmg of 1942 he was drafted into the army where he served during World War II. After his dtscharge from the army and for a vecy short time he was in business with his father in Chicago. He gave up business and·retumed to the army. He is now Colonel and is teaching at the Army War College in Carlyle, Penna.
21 Children: 2:
10-1-3-2 Donald Sedgwick,. Jr. bom in San Mateo, Califomia.
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10-2 William H. Bussey, Jr., second-born of William H. and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey, was bom October 24, 1879 in Ridgeland, Ill. A. B. Northwestern University, 1900; A.B. Harvard, 1901; M.A. Harvard, 1902; Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1904. Instructor in mathematics at the Academy, Northwestern University 1904-05. Barnard College, Columbia University, 1905-07. Ass't. Prof., mathematics, University of Minnesota 1907-1914. Assoc. Prof. 1914- 1920. Prof. until retirement. Died June 6, 1962.
· On August 25, 1915 he married Marian Alden Smith in Minneapolis. She was the daughter of Judge Smith of the Municipal Court. She was born May 10, 1890. Graduated from Wellesley College in 1912. Did graduate work at the University of Minnesota. She now lives at 4810 Hwy. 7, Apt. 408, Minneapolis. Children: 3
10-2-1 James Alden Bussey, first-born of William H. and Marian (Smith) Bussey was bom November 1, 1916, in Minneapolis, Minn. B. S. and M.A. degrees in Forestry at the University of Minnesota. 1938. He is employed by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service and lives in Ashland, Wisconsin. ls a member of Society of American Foresters. Service record in U.S. Army. "Inducted into the army at Fort Snelling, Dec. 20, 1944. Jan. 1945 thru May 1945 Ba.sic and Engineer .training at Fort Leoruu:d Wood~ Mo. June, July 1945-on furlough and in travel status to replacement depot on Leyte in the Philipine Islands. Aug., Sept. 1945 Clerical work with GHQ AFPAC in Manilla. Oct. 1945 to August 1946 worked as Scientific Consultant Forester with the Forestry Division, Natural Resources Section, GHQ, Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers in Tokyo, Japan. This work consisted of making studies of the nature and content of some of the forest areas of Japan. Sept. -Oct.. 1946- .Enroute back to U.S. Date of discharge Oct. 20, 1946.
On July 19, 1941 married Eleanor Gale Jones, in St. James, Minn. She was born July 2, 1917 in St. James, Minn. B. S. Business Adminis tration, University of Minnesota.
Children:
10-2--1-1 Susan Marie, pom May 17, 1942 in Black River Falls, Wis. Degree in music, University of Wisconsin 1963. Married James Kowalsky June 8, 1963. He bas degree in music.
22 10-2-1-2 William David, bomJanua.ry 26, 1944, in Wausau, Wiscon sin. '·Is now a senior in Harva.nl.
10-2-1-3 George Blinar, bom May 9, 1948 in Phillips, Wisconsin. Senior in High School, in Ashland, Wi:S.
10-2-1-4 Bliz.abeth Alden, bom August 18, 1952 in Phillips, Wisconsin ..
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10-2-2 Natalie Bussey, second-born of William H. and Marian (Smith) Bussey, was born October 22, 1918 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Graduated from Wellesley College, Mass. in 1940. B.S. School of Medicine, University of Minnesota..
On January 8, 1943 in the Canal Zone she married Talbot Jones, born December 5, 1915 in Vincennes, Indiana. He received degree from the University of Minnesota in architecture. Served in U.S. _Navy, December 1943 - March 1946. Ensign and Lieutenant, J.G. Is now with the City Planning Commission in Minneapolis, Minnesota.. Present address is Rt. 1, Box 344, Wayzata, Minn.
Children: 1.
10-2-2-1 Steven Talbot Jones, born November 3, 1951, Wayzata, Minn.
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10-2-3 David Alden Bussey, third-born of William H. and Marian (Smith) Bussey was bom January 26, 1923 in Minneapolis, Minn. Served in World War Il from February to May 1943. Medical discharge, duo denal ulcers. B. A. Business Administration, University of Minnesota., 1945. Now with the office of the lnspecto~ General, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture. On June 10, 1944 he married Mary Day in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She was born July 16, 1922 in Minneapolis. B.A~ degree Liberal Arts, University of Minnesota, in social work. Present address: Rt. 3, Box 452, Excelsior, Minnesota.
Children: 4.
10-2-3-1 Michael, born·August31, 1947, Minneapolis. Freshman (1965-66) Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter, Minnesota.
10-2-3-2 Barbara, born· September 9, 1949 in Minneapolis, Minn.
23 10-2-3-3 Lawrence, born April 9, 1953 in Minneapolis, Minn.
10-2-3-4 Annette, born September 28, 1955 in Minneapolis, Minn.
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10-3 Charles Sedgwick Bussey, third-bom of William H. and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey was bom in Ridgeland, ID. May 15, 1881. In 1902 he went to Arizona and lived. with his father's sister's family (Milo and Ella Bussey Webb) while working on the Roosevelt Dam project. From there he went to California, where he contacted tuberculosis. He died in ~eapolis, March 13, 1910. He never married.
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10·-4 Alan Cliffoni Bussey, fourth-bom of William H. and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey was born October 30, 1884 in Palatine, Ill. On January 3, 1908 in Chicago, Ill., he married Bernice Brazie, born July 9, 1886. She died September 19, 1954 in Minneapolis, Minn. Alan C. Bussey now lives with his daughter, _Blea.nor in California.
10-4-1 meanor Bussey, was bom March 4, 1910 in Minneapolis, Minn. She married Otto Scback in Minneapolis.
Children: 1
10-4-1-1 Lollie
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10-5 Susie (now goes by the name of Sue) Bussey, fifth-bom of William H. and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey was bom in Chicago, Illinois, October 29, 1886. B.A. ~e University of Iowa. Taught at Bartlett, Ill. and Wilmette, Ill.
On Augt.!-st 29, l911 in Minneapolis, Minn. married Arthur Carleton Tr9wbridge bom March 4, 1885 in Glasgow, Missouri. B. S. University of Chicago, 1907. Ph.D. University of Chicago, 1911. Instructor of geology, University of Chicago, 1909-1911; professor of geology, 1b.e University of Iowa, 1911-1952; professor Emeritus 1952- Head of Department of Geology 1934-1952. Army Y.M.C.A., Camp Dodge 1918-1919; Turkish Petroleum Co. Ltd., in Iraq, 1925-1926; Director, Iowa Geological Survey and St.ate Geologist, 1934-1947. Consulting geologist Gulf Research and Development Co. at Houston, Texas, 1952-1955. Present address 325 Morningside Dr., Iowa City, Iowa. Children.:
· 10-5-1 Charles Lambert Trowbridge.!.. first born of Sue (Bussey) and Arthur C&rletrm. Trowbridge was born October 11, 1916 in Iowa City, Iowa .. B~_A. University of Iowa, 1937; M.A. ibid 1938. Went to work for
24 Bankers Life Co., June 1938 in Des Moines, Iowa. ·Became a Fellow in the ActuarialSocietyofAmericain 1946. At the University of Iowa he was a member of ROTC and commissioned 2nd Lieutenant. Later through further study he ranked as 1st Lieutenant in Infantry. In-the spring of 1942 was called into service and repo~ at Camp Bdwanis, Mass. Engineer Amphibian CoIJlroand. Remained there until Novem ber 1942 when he began training as an Air-Force pilot. Received his wings June 1943 and sent to Dodge City, Kansas for training on the B26. · This was followed by assignment at Las Vegas Air Base, Nevada. Was discharged in September 1945 with rank of captain.. Returned to Bank ers Life Co., Des Moines, Iowa where he is now Vice-President and Chief· Actuary.
On March 18, 1944 in Las Vegas, Nevada he married Norma Thomsen, born October 8, 1921 in Audubon, Iowa. At The University of Iowa June 1943 she received certificate of Registered Nurse. (RN). B.A. Drake University, Des Moines, Iowa, M.A. ibid. Ph.D. Iowa State University of Iowa in Education. At present she is on leave of absence from Drake University where she is Assistant Professor. She is in India doing a research problem in child psychology under a Fulbright grant. She returns to Drake University in September. Present address 204 53rd St., Des Moines, Iowa.
Children: 2.
10-5-1-1 Brett Carleton Trowbridge, first-born of Charles L. and Norma (Thomsen) Trowbridge was born August 12, 1948 in Des Moines, Iowa. ls now in Germany under the "Youth for Understanding" program. Will return in .August and enter Carleton College, Northfield, Minn., fall of 1966.
10-5-1-2 Lisa Trowbridge, second-born of Charles L. and Norma (Thomsen) Trowbridge, ~as born March 14, 1953 in Des Moines, -Iowa. Is with her mother now in India, _will return in June, 1966.
10-5-2 Carolyn Frances Trowbridge, second-bom of Sue (Bussey) and Arthur Carleton Trowbridge, was born December 5, 1918 in New York City. B_.A., The University of Iowa 1939; M.A. ibid. 1940, Ph.D. in physiology at the University of Rochester, New York 1945. Taught physiology at Vassar and Goucher Colleges. ls now assistant professor of physiology at the Medical College of Virginia, located in Richmond, Virginia.
On December 25, 1946 married Leslie Edwards in Iowa City, Iowa. Leslie :Edwards was bom December 26, 1914. B.S. Washington State
25 at Pullman, Washington, 1938 in physics. M.A. ibid 1939. Ph.D. University of Rochester, Rochester, N. Y. 1944 in physiology. Spent one year in research at Temple University in Philadelphia, Penna. Is now professor of physiology at Medical College of Virginia, located in Richmond, Virginia. They reside Rt. 1, Box 521, Sandston, Virginia.
Children: 3.
· 10-5-2-1 Patricia Louise Edwards, bom Sep~r 22, 1949 in Rich mond, Virginia. Will be a senior in high school, September 1966.
10-5-2-2 Lucy Edwards, born February 28, 1952 in Richmond, Va.
10-5-2-3 Keith Arthur F.dwan:ls, born April 7, 1954 in Richmond, Va.
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10-6 Luella May Bussey, sixth-born of William H. and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey was born March 19, 1890 in Chicago, Ill. B.A. University of Minnes~ta 1913. M.A. ibid 1914. Taught at Redfield, S. Dakota. In Minneapolis taught in Central High School. Was Consultant in Curriculum development for Minneapolis schools. Served as President of the Council of English Teachers 1956-7. Author of several text books, "Business English, "'l\dventures in Appreciation" and others.
On.June 19, 1917 married Edward A. Cook in Minneapolis. He was born June 9, 1877 in Champlain, N. Y. B.A. University of Wisconsin. Taught for several years at the University of Minnesota in the English department. Died April 17, 1948 in Minneapolis. Present address of Mrs. Luella Cook is Rt. #3, Box 127, Wayzata., Minn. No children.
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10-7 Marion Bussey, seventh-born of William H. and Carrie (Sedgwick) Bussey was bom April 22, 1895 in Chicago, Ill. Attended farm school connected with the University of Minnesota..
On September 23, 1916 married James W. Strudwick mMinneapolis, He was bom February 11, 1896 in Minneapolis, Minn. Served in World War I. B.A. University of Minnesota. Was a certified Public Accountant (CPA) and was associ ated with the firm of Bmst and Ernst in Minneapolis. Died Febxuary 9, 1961 in Minneapolis. Mrs. Marion Strudwick resides at 4812 Townes Rd., Minneapolis, Minn.
Children: 2.
26 10-7-1 Dorothy Jean Strudwick, born January 31, 1918 in Minneapolis, Minn. Married Edmund~ Morley, February 15, 1939 in Minneapolis. Divorced in 1940. Married Albert Richter, October 10, 1942 and divorced 1949. B. A. University of Minnesota 1957.
Children of second marriage: 2
10-7-1-1 Dorothy, born August 10, 1943. Married Don Halla, June 22, 1963.
Children: 2
10-7-1-1-1 David, bom August 5, 1964
10-7-1-1-2 Mark, born October 24, 1965
10-7-1-2 Linda, born March 30, 1948 in Minneapolis. Is a senior in the Minnetonka High School, Minnesota.
10-7-2 Virginia Ann Strudwick, born October 16, 1922 in Minneapolis, Minn. On November 10, 1945 married George King in Minneapolis. He was bomJanuary 17, 1923. Served in World War II. B.S. pharmacy, University of Minnesota 1951. Is working as a pharmacist.
Served in U.S. Medical Corp. from February 2 to October 28, 1945 Was in South Pacific theater of war for 2 1/2 years attached to the 15th Marine defense 2nd Marine Division United States Marine Corp. World War II.
Children: 4
10-7-2-1 Stephen Oeorge King, born August 23, 1949 in ~eapolis.
10-7-2-2 Jeffry King, bom March 1, 1951; died June 17, 1953.
10-7-2-3 Victoria King, born February 3,_ 1955.
10-7-2-4 James F.dward King, born July 2, 1958.
27 SECTION IX. REFERENCES
_!:rife of Benjamin lhssey written by himself at age of 84
1. 'Deacon Joseph Hartwell of Stoughton (now Canton) was my grandfather. I was born in his house March 1, 1757 and I am now 84 years old, March 1841. The house was burnt. Deacon Hartwell was one of the best farmers in the state. My father followed the. sea for several yea.rs, and was absent when I was born.
My mother died at 39 yea.rs of age of small pox. My father lived to be over 80.
My father was born in Canton and was named Benjamin Bussey and his father was an Englishman and a farmer. After my father bought his estate he left off going to sea, and became a country merchant. I went to school in Stoughton. I went to school winters some years and worked on my father's land, and some times in the store. After my mother's death my father married a second wife, and still lived in Canton, but bad no ,JJUd by her.
The American Revolution commenced in l 775when I was 18 years old. My father then gave me freedom. I went in a company to go to Squantum to take off cattle and sheep from the isle and to prevent the English from getting them. We succeeded in effecting the object. In 1776 I had the small pox and came near dying.
I recovered and enlisted in Dedbaro in a company under Captain Timothy Stow of that place to go to Ticonderoga. I bought a young horse and rode up to Charles town No. 4 where our company was to assemble.
Our company was not one of the Continental army, but a draft from the militia to serve during the campaign. My time expired the latter part of December in 1776. While I was at Ticonderoga, Arnold was defeated · on Lake Champlain and retreated. I left Ticonderoga in December and returned home and stayed there until 1777 when I was called to go with the Regiment and rode up to Bennington with several officers.'
With fifty dollars he bought tools and went into the goldsmith's business, in Dedham in 1778.
"My goldsmith's rosiness was very good. A great-demand for spurs, spoons. My rule never to adulterate my metal and never to sell silver wear inferior to dollars."
"I married my present wife Judith Gay of Dedham the 25th of August 1780. I then owed $600 on my house. We resolved to refrain from all expense until we got clear of debt. I kept on the goldsmith's business two or three years."
Later he carried on a merchandise business and went into fur trade as well.
28 2. "Isaiah (also given Josiah) Bussey, Stoughton, Private Captain James Endecott's company, Col. Lemuel ,Robinson's regiment, which marched on the alarm of April 19, 1775; service 9 days; also Ensign, Capt. William Bent's company, Col. William Heath's (Suffolk County) regiment; list of officers (year not given); also Ensign, Capt. William Bent's company, Gen. Heath's regiment; list of officers dated May 20, 1775; stationed at Dorchester Camp; also Capt. William Bent's company, Col. Jolm · Greaton's regiment; muster roll _dated August 1, 1775; enlisted April 27, 1775; service 3 months, 12 days; also Capt. Bent's company, 36th regiment; company return dated- Fort No. 2 October 5, 1775; also Captain Lieutenant, Col. John Crane's (artillery) regiment; Continental Army pay accounts for service from January 1, 1777 to December 31, 1779; also returns of officers for clothing dated Boston, May 26, and September 25, 1 778; also Captain Benjamin Frothingham' s company, Col. Crane's regiment; muster rolls for September-December 1777, commissioned Feb. 1, 1777."
Archives Division - Office of the Secretary, Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
3. November 30, 1784: Bathsheba. Bussey, widow, and Nitthaniel Fis~er of Stough ton, appointed joint administrators of the estate of Captain Isaiah Bussey of Stough ton, deceased, intestate. (Suffolk County Probate Files, Vol. 83, p. 1038.)
1786: Widow Bathsheba Bussey's thirds and dower set off for her; (Suffolk County Probate Files, Vol. 85, P. 92)
(Note:_ Norfolk County set off from Suffolk County in 1793. North Parish of Stoughton (where Busseys lived) set off and incorporated as Canton in 1797.
4. Abstract of the will of Bathsheba. Bussey.
"In the Name of God. Amen: I, Bathsheba Bussey of Canton in the County of Norfolk, widow, being weak in body but of sound mind and memory on this February 6, 1799 do make, etc.
Item: I give to my daughter Polly Bussey $100 and all my wearing appar~l. I give unto my soll Isaiah Bussey the whole remainder of my estate both real and personal to hold to bim and his heirs and assigns, he paying the legacies hereafter men tioned viz: To my son Elijah Bussey, $30. 00; to my granddaughters Olive Stone and Polly Bussey $10. 00 each; to my grandsons George Stone and John Bussey $1. 00 each.
I appoint my son, Isaiah Bussey executor of my will. "
Will presented for Probate, February 3, 1801. (Norfolk County Probate Files, Vol. 7, pp. 68-70.)
5. Isaiah Bussey, Nabby Read married July 22, 1798.
Ref. Sudbury Vital Records (marriages) page 179. 29 6. "Know all men by these presents that I, Isaiah Bussey of Sudbury, in the County of Middlesex, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, hatter, in the consideration of $250 paid by Jesse Downs, of Canton, in the County of Norfolks, shoemaker, do give, grant, sell and convey to said Downs about 2 acres of land in said Canton bounded as follows, viz: beginning at a stake and stones at the southwest corner of the premises thence running southeast by the lane called Wheeler's Lane to the land of Elijah Dunbar, Esq', then northeast by the land of said Dunbar to the land of Samuel Capen and thence northwest and southwest by said Capen's land to the corner bound first mentioned; together with buildings standing thereon and all the privileges and appurtenances thereon. "
Signed Feb. 12, 1803
Isaiah Bussey
Nabby Bussey
(relinquishing her right of dower in said premises. )
(Norfolk County Deeds: Vol. 18, p. 230.)
(Note) This land agrees in description with a part of that set off to widow Bathsheba. Bussey in 1785 as dower, and which she left to her son Isaiah (then of Sudbury) and sole beneficiary. Probate Files, Vol. 85, p. 92.
7. "Horace Bussey of Sudbury, minor, more than 14 years of age, son of Isaiah Bussey, late of Sudbury, hatter, deceased, chose Luther Goodnow of Sudbury as guardian, December 14, 1818. Bonds furnished for $5, 000."
(Middlesex County Probate Files, #3691. )
8. "William Bussey of Sudbury, minor, more than i4 years of age, son of ~saiah Bussey late_ of Sudbury, batter, deceased, chose Abel Wheeler of Sudb.lry as guardian, 1825. Bonds furnished for $10, 000."
(Middlesex County Probate Files, #3692.)
Correspondence
9. Carrie Louise·Whetstone (Code No. 2-1-1)
10. Mary Geneva Higginbottom (Code No. 2-1-2)
11. Lelus Brunell (Code No. 2-2-2)
30 12. Anderson Cone Webb (Code No. 9-4)
13. Mabel Claire Simmons (Code No. 9-7)
14. Bradford A. Whittemore
31 SECTION X. INDICES: BUSSEY AND NON-BUSSEY NAMES.
Arranged alphabetically with corresponding code numbers and Sections in which they are listed.
Name Code Section Name Code Section . Number N11mber
Addie 2 VI James Alden 10-2-1 vm
Allan C. 10-4 vm Jaz.aaniah II
Anne II John II
Annette 10-2-3-4 vm Kenneth 10-1-2 VIIl
Barbara 10-2-3-2 vm Lawrence 10-2-3-3 vm
Benjamin II Lewis 10-1 VIIl
Charles Isaiah 4 VI Lucy 7 VI
Charles S. 10-3 vm Luther 8 VI
David II Mary II
10-2-3-1 David Alden 10-2-3 vm Michael- VIII Donald Sedgwick 10-1-3 vm Olive II
Donald S. Jr. 10-1-3-2 vm Thomas II
Bl th Carter 10-1-3-1 vm Willa 6 II
Eliza.beth 10_;2-1-4 vm William II
Blija 11 William David 10-2-1-2 Vlll
Ge
·George Elinar .10-2-1-3 vm William H. Jr. 10-2 VIII
Captain Isaiah n William . 10-1-1 VIII
Horace II
II
32 _Non-Bussey Names •.
Name Code Section Name Code Section Number
Alexakis 9-4-4 VII Fahl.er 2-1-1-3 V
Anguish II Fletcher 2-1 V
Armer· 9-4-2 VII Garbarino 9-7-1 VII
Bent II Gertie 9-4-1 VII
Bevens 10-1 vm Gotch 9-4-2-2 VII
Billings II Hess 2-2-4-1 V
Brazie 10-4 vm Halla 10-7-1-1 VIII
Brunell. 2-2 V Harris 9-7-2 VII
Lelus 2-2-2 V Hartwell II
Cook· 10-6 vm Higginbottom 2-1-2 V
Cooper II Higgins 9-4-2-3 VII
Comwall 2-2-4-2 V Hooper 2 V
Davenport II Imler 9-1-1 VII
D01tgherty 2-3-1 V Johannpeter 9-1-1-1 VII
Day 10-2-3 vm Jones 10-2-1 vm
Cobell William 1 IV Jones T. 10-2-2 VIII
Cobell C.A. 1-1 IV Jordan II
Duggan 9-4-3 VII King ·10-7-2 vm
Bdwards 10-s-2 vm Kowalsky 10-2-1-1 vm
Bnloe .2-1-1-1 v. Lawman 10-1-3 vm
Bvans 9.-6 VII Lowder II
33 Name Code Section Name Code Section Number Number
McCune 9-5-1 VII Thornton 9-1-2 VII
Moore 9-5-3 VII Trowbridge 10-5 VIII
Morley 10-1-1 vm Vandiweer 9-4-5 Vil
Muir 9-7-1-1 VII Wallace 9-4-1-1 VII
Niewald 2-1-2-2 V Webb 9 VII
Ozanne 9-1 VII Wentworth, Bathsheba II
Pulzifer· 9-4 VII Whetstone 2-1-1 V
Read II Wilson 1-1 IV
Richter 10-7-1 vm Wilson, Ben 9-8 VII
Schack 10-4-1 vm Young 10 VIIl
Sedgwick 10 vm
Simmons 9-7 vn
Smith, Chalmers 2-2-4 V
Smith, Marian 10-2 vm
Spur II
Stone, George II
Stone, Herbert 2-3 V
Stout. 2-2-3 V
Strudwick 10-7 vm
Todd 9-5 vn
-Thompson 9-5-1-1 VII
Thomsen 10-5-1 VIII
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