THE BOURNE GENEALOGY

By HELEN BOURNE JOY LEE

The Pequot Press, Inc. Chester, Connecticut 1972 Copyright© 1972 by Helen Bourne Joy Lee All Rights Reserved ISBN: 87106-113-9 Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 73-175810 Printed in United States of America THE BOURNE GENEALOGY

This Bourne Genealogy is dedicated to My Descendants Who Now Number Nineteen.

Here are recorded over three hundred and sixty years of joys and sorrows accomplishments and defeats the faiths and hopes of nearly eight hundred families all descended from Richard Bourne the first Missionary to the Mashpee Indians of Cape Cod

Table of Contents

The Bourne Coat of Arms

11 Descendants of Richard Bourne

315 Addenda

319 . The Hurricane, Watch Hill, RI, 21 Sept 1938. Stories of Helen Joy Lee and her daus Marian Lee Mikesell and Eunice Bourne Fuller.

347 Bournes in America not identified with Richard I Bourne. In­ dexed alphabetically.

393 Bournes in America-John I, 1695

507 Appendix

511 Index: First names of Bournes Surnames other than Bourne US places by states, alphabetically Foreign countries, alphabetically Ships mentioned in text

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Helen Bourne9 Joy Lee. FRANK JO RAYMOND, STONINGTON, CONN.

Bourne Homestead- Wareham Mass.

Foreword

This Bourne Genealogy has been compiled over eight years of work, from material found by research in State, Town, county & church records as noted, from various family histories found in li­ braries & from letters received from some 250 Bournes with whom I have corresponded.

Unfortunately there are always "dead ends" - living descendants of Richard Bourne & his brothers Henry & William whom I have had no way of contacting. In this genealogy there are 806 families to the thirteenth genera­ tion from Richard Bourne.

There is also a section of Bournes not identified with Richard Bourne.

There have been errors in the references which I have corrected from new data.

There will be corrections and additions made, I am sure, on the information in this genealogy. I welcome them.

lt is my hope that someone will continue to keep the Bourne family genealogy up to date.

Helen Bourne Joy Lee

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How to Use a Genealogy

You would like to trace your line back to Richard1 Bourne.

Find your name in the index. If you have descendants you will have a number such as #592.

Your parents will have a number such as #513, as YOUR parents, father or mother.

Go backwards & find that number in the margin where the parent is the CHILD of his parents who have a number such as#369[mIJ_

And continue on backwards to Richard1 Bourne.

XI

Bourne coat of arms.

The Bourne Coat of Arms

Richard1 Bourne b Barnstable, Co Devon Eng 1610 came to Ply­ mouth Mass ab 1635. The "Arms" in possession of his descendants are certain evidence that this branch of the family traces back to Sir John Borne, Secy of State to Queen Mary (1553-1558). In Sir John's line is found the most distinctive feature of the arms, namely the "chevron party per pale." The arms are "sable a chevron party per pale argent & or between three griffins' heads erased proper." Though the tinctures are not the same, the chevron divided in this manner is so exceedingly rnre that the connection between the fam­ ilies cannot be questioned. The crest is so nearly identical that if the charge were not suffi­ cient the crest would be; a griffin's head and a rose being the char­ acteristics. The modifications of the crest & charge in color & other details are doubtless due to the differencing & cadency necessary to dis­ tinguish the several diverging branches of the family. The sable (black) of the shield usually denotes constancy & very rarely grief. The heads of the griffins charged upon the shield repre­ sent the same traits as the entire beasts would if they were placed as bearings. The griffin is a chimerical creature, having the head, wings & talons of the eagle & the body of the lion. Guillim says "A griffin sets forth the property of a valorous soldier whose magnanimity is such that he will dare all danger, even death itself, rather than be­ come a captive." It also symbolizes vigilancy & is as old as the times of the Phoe­ nicians, as shown by Count d' Alviella. The chevron suggests the rafters of a house or two swords crossed & denotes security & pro­ tection. Crests were originally worn by knights on their helmets. They often wore the chief charge of their shield as the crest. This accounts for the similarity between crest & charge in many coats of arms, as in that of the Bourne family. Some writers claim the ducal crown is significant of royal power or manorial authority. The rose is always an emblem of hope &joy. The motto Frangas non Flectes ("You can break but you cannot bend me") has a peculiar significance when coupled with that of the arms. (Signed) Emily H.Butterfield, Detroit Mich 5 Jan 1905.

Compare the above with these Bourne arms: "Argent on a chev­ ron gules three lions rampant or". (Burke's Gen! Armory). Bourne arms - Richard Bourne, Barnstable, Co Devon, Eng. Sir John Borne, Secy of State to Queen Mary 1553-1558. Also: "Argent a chevron gules between three lions rampant sable, a chief ermine." Crest: "a demi tiger argent maned, tufted & armed, sable gorged with a collar ermine." Bourne ancestry in England: John Borne m Margaret .... William Bourne d 1581; m Margaret Ryse. (Master Bourne, after­ ward Bishop of Bath, was appointed Canon of St Paul's London 13 Aug 1553). William Bourne d 1607; m Greensted Eng, Mary Morris. William Bourne 1589-1634;m Ursula Day.

Henry Bourne of Scituate Mass was a brother of Richard. Thom­ as, the first Bourne in America, is listed as a brother in some records & not in others. The first school was started in Thomas' home, but he could not have been a man of means. Gov Brewster in his will left a sum of money to each of the poor of Marshfield Mass. Thom­ as' name is on the list. Richard' Bourne aged 24 left England, coming by way of St Kitts & Barbados, arriving in America 1 Jan 1634/ 5. He stayed with his brother Henry in Scituate Mass. (Burton S Tandy Family Booklet, 1961). Richard I was one of the earliest settlers of Shawmee Mass, m-

2 corporated 1637 as Sandwich (part of Sandwich became Bourne 1884). He was a householder in Plymouth Mass 1636. (Bourne Ped Mss, NEHG Soc Boston). On 7 Jan 1637 "a grant of 7 acres of land was made to Richard Bourne on the westerly side of the Pamaspecite (Herring) River from a rocky point of land by a swamp called Pamepoapauksett, to Mr Leveriche's meadow." Richard admitted a freeman (voter) 7 Mar 1637. A useful & prominent citizen, he bought considerable property with the money he brought from England. (Plymouth recs). On 2 May 1637 Richard was appointed one of the Commissioners to lay out the highways about Plymouth, Duxbury & Eel River; member Grand Jury 1638; 4 Sept 1638 fined 18 s for having 3 pigs unringed (nose-rings) (Otis, Barnstable Fams 108); Repres in Col­ ony's earliest House of Delegates; 1st Deputy from Sandwich to Grand Court 1639-42, 44, 45, 52, 64-67, 70; on Commission 1640 to purchase lands from the Indians; 1655 his lands lay along the Mano­ met River on the north side from what is now (1969) Bournedale, to Buzzards Bay, with the right to take 10,000 alewives & herring a year (10,000 in Mayflower XXXIII 51; 12,000 in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 8); also in 1655 "In regard to some trials & hardships upon Richard Bourne & others, freemen of Sandwich, the court grants them the grass they shall find & parcel of meadow about Manarnett (Manomet now Monument) or other lands nearby, bor­ dering upon Sandwich, that shall not be found to encroach on lands already granted." In 1658 he was one of 4 men appointed to settle a disputed bound­ ary between Sandwich & Barnstable. This line is the present bound­ ary. Nearly all the land purchases from the Indians around Sand­ wich were referred to Richard Bourne, which shows that both the Indians & the white men had confidence in his integrity. 17 May 1661 a deed signed by Quachatasett & Skippauge (Their marks) & John Aldin, assistant, sold for £15 to Richard Bourne the above-mentioned land & "Two slippes on the easterly side of the river. ...certain tracts on the westerly side where the Sandwich men take alewives .... those who enjoy the above sd lands shall have lib­ erty for their cattle to feed on the lands adjoining .... to timber. ... , to fish as basse, oysters & other fish; it is further agreed for prevent-

3 ing of trouble between the Indians & the English who make use of these lands ....that the English shall draw stuffe to the place & the Indians to make the fence secure to assure their own Corne from damage ....(Old Colony Court Orders Book 197 p 70 grants of land to Richard Bourne 1661-73; Mayflower Desc XVI 179, 80). Richard Bourne had many interests but his work with the Indians is probably the most outstanding. One historian states the continued peace with the Indians was due even more to his efforts than to the military forces of Gov Bradford. He learned the Indian language & began his work about 1658. He was the chief missionary on the Cape. He seems to have had general oversight of the Indians from Middleborough to Provincetown. He was an indefatigable & devoted missionary to the Indians of Cape Cod, many of whom he Chris­ tianized to such an extent that about 1666 Mr Bourne's labours at­ tracted the notice of the public very generally. In July 1666 Gov Prince, Mr Thomas Southworth one of the Magistrates, John Eliot Sr & Jr, Samuel Arnold, John Holmes, Wil­ liam Brimsmead & Thomas Cushman went for the special purpose of an interview with Mr Bourne "who had been instructing the In­ dians in that vicinity in the Christian faith" & to make inquiry into the progress they had made in Knowledge & Virtue. "At their motion a large assembly convened at Mashipaug (Mash­ pee). At this meeting a good number of Mashpee Indians, whom Mr Bourne had been instructing, were examined. "They gave such an account of their knowledge & belief, & of the impression the Gospel made on their hearts & gave their relation with such affection as was extremely grateful to the pious auditory. "The Magistrates & Ministers received much satisfaction in what they observed & heard; yet such was the strictness of those who con­ ducted the business of the meeting, that before they could counte­ nance the advancement of these Indians to Church Fellowship, they concluded their confessions should be written & a copy sent to each church in the Colony for their inspection & approbation - if they saw fit - so that if no objection should be offered they might at a suitable time be permittted & encouraged to enter into Church Fel­ lowship. "The confessions ....were very agreeable to the churches .... after­ ward the messengers of these churches being present & giving their

4 consent, these Indians were formed into a church. They chose Mr Bourne as their Pastor. "He was ordained Pastor of the Indian Church at Mashpee 17 Aug 1670. The services were conducted by Mr Eliot, noted Puritan Preacher of Boston & Mr Cotton, Pastor at Plymouth. "Richard purchased at his own expense, of Quachatissit & others 16 Sq Miles as a permanent home for the Mashpee Indians. One article stated he built them a church. The third building stands ( 1961) on the original site surrounded by a supposed Indian burial ground. A stone marker gives the names of the early Pastors but omits Richard Bourne. He, with Eliot & Cotton, translated the Lord's Prayer into their Indian language. Copies are available at Aptucxet Trading Post near Bourne. In 1919 Indians were still living on this land given by Richard Bourne. "In his report 1 Sept 1674 to Major Gookin he names 22 places where Indian religious meetings were held. He estimated the num­ ber of "praying Indians" as 141. "Others lose their course, to my heartbreaking sorrow." Praying Indians were those converted to Christianity. "Richard was a member of the Council of War 2 Apr 1667; 1672 John Freeman & Richard Bourne were allowed to purchase land at Manarnett (Manomet) Old Field."

QUOCHATOSET -Deed of Seeder Swamp- Know all men by these Presents, that I Quochatoset of Mane­ ment, Sachem, have sold unto Richard Bourne of Sandwich, a Sar­ tain Swamp or Swamps for one pound ten Shillings in goods allredy Received. I do acknowledge my Self therewith Satisfied, that is for all the trees of oaks or whatever groweth theiron, is standing there either green trees or dry trees lying down or otherwise in or upon the Swamp or Swamps & this Swamp lying or being at a place Called Mantbuhlomuh near unto a Place Called Wanquanchet, the Bounds of this Swamp or Swamps lying North Westerly or North­ erly from the Land & Swamps of Mr Edward Freeman Senr that he bought before, the upper end ranging North Westerly having a Pond upon ye Northeasterly side, & so all the trees or whatever is upon the dry land betwixt the Swamps Mantbuhlomuh untill it Comes to the right line of Mr Freeman's Bounds, the which Swamps

5 of Mr Freeman lying South Easterly from the forementioned Swamps Mantbuhlomuh although the line should leave out a part of that Swamp the which called Mr Freeman's Swamp & partly in the possession of Michael Blackwell & the other side of this Swamp lying South Westerly, all which the forementioned tre(e) poales or green Standing up or lying down or any young Brush or whatever is upon the Land or Swamps. I say I the aforesaid Quachatoset do by these presance, sell & allinate from my Self my Heirs Executors & assigns for Ever & do for my Self my Heirs Executors & assigns re­ sign & deliver all the Foremented premisses viz Trees green or dry standing or fallen down with all poales & brush according to the fore mentioned bounds Extending to the Line of Mr Edmund Free­ man's land or Michael Blackwell, I say I the aforesaid Quochatoset do fully & absolutely resign up unto the aforesaid Richard Bourne his heirs & assigns for ever to have & to hold for ever, & for the Confirmation of the peormises & Every part & poersal theire of, I the afore said Quochatoset have heare Set my hand & Seal the tenth Day of August in the year one thousand Six Hundred Seventy One.

Quaskataset his Mark (Seal)

This Deed was aknoledged Quochatoset by Quochatoset this 3:4:75 His Mark

Before me John Alden Gropob- Quin his mark

Witness Great Tom his mark

This received Nov 16 1777 & recorded by John Cotton.

This is a true Copy from the Records of the Colony of Plymouth Book 16 page I 04 pr. Ross(iter) Cotton Regr.

"The fruits of his long years of labor were seen at the outbreak of King Philip's War 1676, when he had made friends with a sufficient number of Indians, naturally hostile to the English, to save Ply-

6 mouth Colony from Extinction at a critical moment. (Savage Gen Diet Vol I 218, 219)." "Just how much the Indians benefited by the establishment of the Reservation is disputed by historians. The white man is not wholly blamed for the steady decline of the Indian race, as their population was decreasing before the arrival of the first settlers. "In 1800 there were about 380 Indians living in Mashpee, of all ages. There were 80 houses of families, wigwams had almost disap­ peared. Of these only 40-50 were full-blooded survivors. "Either Isaac Simon or Samuel Richards, about 1804 was the last pure-blooded Indian. He is described at 91 years, as tall, straight, well-proportioned & of dignified bearing. He talked with his squaw in their language, with guttural, monosyllabic grunts. "Many Mashpee Indians fought in the Revolutionary War, 70 losing their lives in battle." (Cape Cod Guide 1962). The Rev. Richard b 1610 d Sandwich Mass Sept 1682 (1685 in Preston-Bassett Ancestry by Preston). The town of Mashpee, scene of Richard's missionary work is still 1870 an Indian Reservation, due to a provision in his will. There was a tradition among the Mashpee that Richard died a martyr, victim of some drunken Indians. It is said his faithful In­ dians buried him under the Mashpee church, but no evidence of this has been found. (Col Fam of America 1934, 195). A true inventory of the estate of Mr Richard Bourne of Sandwich, late deceased. Dated 18 Sept 1682: £ s. d. Imp Mr Bourne's wearing clothes 1 bed & furniture belonging to it IO 2 beds & furniture belonging 8 1 chest with linen in it 7 Scotch linen & bodice 4 I chest with clothing in it 2 15 I trunk & small goods in it 3 Pewter & brass & some earthenware 9 Books 3 IO Pepper, Indigo, Powder & Shot Iron pots 5 Implements for fire use IO

7 £ s. d. 9 barrels of salt 2 IO a table, chairs & some cushions 1 IO old chest, used chests, bedstead, books & other household lumber 2 1 gun & pr stilliards (steelyards) 1 l servant boy 8 l grindstone & beer 1 4oxenat 12 2 steers at 3 10 a cow & heffer 1 15 Some plates & spoons 5 12 more in small change 18 4 in cash or monay 10 the house, housing uplands & meadow with the privilige geer belonging thereto, appraise at 300 sterling Taken by us John Chipman&Stephen Skiffe. The sum of the movable sd items amounts to 134 6 Due from several Indians 173 5 2 Where with the £300 makes the sum total I 109 16 6 The sd estate is indebted besides the charge of theinventory 57 10 Shearjashub2 Bourne & Elisha2 Bourne made oath to this inventory before the Court held at Plymouth Oct 1682." (Hist of Richd Bourne, S B Dykes 5, 6) Courting letters of Rev Richard I Bourne to wdw Ruth (Sargent) Winslow: "Son Ezra d Hingham Mass 5 Dec 1676, leaving no will. I must see that the wdw & ch are not destitute. "The report of the cancer on your lip, that it was grown very bad & dangerous; if it should grow to be incurable, it would not be com­ fortable either to yourself or me. But I hope God in his mercy will prevent it. You may feel safe to conclude I shall not desert my suit to you, in this particular, of an hope of comming together for our mutual comfort." 16 Dec I 676 Sandwich. To Ruth Winslow: "My son died last Saturday at Hingham, buried on the Lord's

8 Day, taken with the disease that many have had, sick 5 weeks. "l entreat you to use what means may be possible to obtain a cure of the cancer, with the blessings of God .... If you would accept £5 or more .... "

2 Feb 1677 Sandwich. To Ruth Winslow, Marshfield: "Ruth's sister to sue for land after we are married .... That you would come to Barnstable to see your father & mother when your lip was pretty well .... The Lord keep you & bless the means used for your good health & healing, & teach you, by all, to come nearer to Himselfe & depend upon Him more. He will not leave you nor forsake you."

17 May 1677 Barnstable. From her father William & her mother Sarah Sargent to Ruth (Sargent) Winslow: "My wife is also concerned with me that your former hopes of cure are weakened by a return of it working downwards towards your throat, which I soe understand works at times much unrest. .. . "You have desired advice respecting your change of condition ... . if you can find the like in yourself to make him your head &. hus­ band, notwithstanding the disparity of your ages, I do judge the Lord calls me to leave you to the liberty of your choice."

1 June 1677 Sandwich. Richard to Ruth: "I sent a letter & other things last week by Mordecai Ellis, but he left them at Sam Hunt's at Duxbury. I hope Ezra (not his son) will bring them to you. I likewise sent by Ezra (who was evidently "bound out' to her & apparently taking advantage of her weakened condition, was not living up to the terms of his indenture) a small token. I am almost ashamed to send it, it is so mene. But I pray ac­ cept it in remembrance of my love. I bought a parcel of them this spring, they may be useful for working days .... "Send me a few lines by my cousin Steven (Skiff) .... or it may be my youngest son (Shearjashub) may come to pay you a visit. ... Let me know respecting your cancer & what preparations you have made concerning your removal (here). I am not well, troubled with my olde paine. I must be constrained to bring my vocations into a narrower compass. Though you should not be well of your cancer,

9 yet l pray you make haste to come. If you want money for your good & healing, it is ready for you."

4June 1677 Sandwich. Richard to Ruth: "l have been ill ever since I came home & very ill yesterday. Now indifferent well. ... I would entreat you to hasten though your lip should not be well."

11 June 1677 Sandwich. Richard to Ruth: "Received your letter by Steven Skiff. If your brother cannot come for you, should l send a pillion for you to ride my horse? "lam as much revived in spirit with this letter, as cast down by the one brought by Ezra. I began to recover. ... I would entreat you to signifie to me by a few lines whether you are not inclinable to change your name here before you return again to Marshfield. You may easily understand my meaning. It may be your bashfulness or shame­ facedness. l hope we shall be better acquainted one with another, before long .... "l have sent you one pair of shoes by William. I pray make use of them, you have them freely. "l would entreat this favour of you - to come to our house as you go to Barnstable. Doe not break my heart quite as to goe bye & not see me. "This desiring & hoping the Lord will accomplish good for you notwithstanding all your sad sorrows."

18 June 16 77 Sandwich. Richard to his most esteemed friend Ca pt Southworth of Duxbury, son of Alice (Carpenter) Southworth who m(2) Gov William Bradford: "I entreat a favour of you, that you would please come to Sand­ wich to join my well-beloved Mrs Ruth Winslow & myself in Mar­ riage .... 1 understand that Mr Lindley (minister of Sandwich) can­ not be at home at this time."

10 Descendants of Richard Bourne

Richard' Bourne, Barnstable, Co Dev Eng 1610 - Sandwich Mass Sept 1682 (1685 in Ancestry of Preston-Basset, by Preston p 39 is an error) bur nr his home on left side of Dock Lane; m(l) New Eng 1637 Bathsheba b Eng d Sandwich Mass 1670, eldest dau of Andrew & Mary Hallett; m(2) Sandwich 2 July 1677 Ruth (Sar­ gent) Winslow bp Scituate Mass 25 Oct 1642 d Sandwich 4 Oct 1713 aet 71, dau of Rev William d 1682 & Sarah d 1688, Sargent; wdw of Jonathan Winslow. Ruth m(3) Elder John Chipman of Sandwich (Sandw VR XXIX 23). "She must have been a woman of no ordinary character, who, notwithstanding a personal blemish of lip cancer, could have capti­ vated 3 such worthy & distinguished men." (Desc of Richd Bourne, SB Dykes 11).

Will of Ruth (Sargent( (Winslow) (Bourne) Chipman: Probated Barnstable Mass 8 Oct 1713: Bro John Sargent to have £40 to be divided equally among his children - except his son William. Kinswoman Hannah Sargent - 1 suit of clothes. Kinsman John Bread (Breed?) - £10 & to his daus Sarah & Eliza- beth £5 each & to the other ch of my sister Breed. £20 to the dau of my sister Felch. Kinsman Seth Tobey £5. To Deborah Ivory- To Bathsheba4 dau of Meletiah3 (Shear2) Bourne- To Mary Bassett (Abigail3-Shear2) of Sandwich, the money her husband is indebted to me & the sheep he has of mine in part­ nership with Jabez Dimmack.

11 To 2 Kinsmen Bills. To sister Lydia Sargent brass kittle that was her father's. To Ch of Roland Cotton. Kinswoman Deborah Weight(y?) (Wait?)

I Ch of Richard1 m( 1) Bathsheba Hallett: all b Sandwich Mass: 2 1. Job2, b&d Sandwich 1639 - 1676/77 (d Hingham Mass Feb 1676/77 NEHGR July 1964 197); m Sandwich 14 Dec 1664 Ruhannah3, Sandwich 1644- aft 13 Sept 1714, dau of Andrew2 & Anna Hallett of Yarmouth Mass. (Sandw VR in Mayflower Desc XIV 107, Apr 1912). Will of Anna Hallett (Mayflower Vol 22 188): Written 23 June 1684: To youngest dau Mehitable Dexter my satiniscow gowne & my white mohair petticoat. To John Bourne Jr, grson, now living with me my bed, curtains, vallents, & my great brass kittle or 23 s in money. The rest equally to 3 daus, Ruhanna, Abigail& Mehitable Dexter.

Inventory 13 Apr 1694: £ s d

Cattle & sheep 13 12 cash 67 1 6 Sheep at John Dunham's 3 Due estate from John Hall I 17 Wdw Hersey 1 Due from estate to Jonathan Hallett's 2 eldest children - 2 cows. " John children - 2 cows.

Ruhannah m(2) as his 2nd wife William2 Hersey of Hingham. Job owned land Sandwich 1654; fined 16 72 for not serving as Constable. Job, being a man of talents, felt it his duty to preach the Gospel to the Indians; not only those nearby, but to tribes many miles distant, without temporal reward. Freeman (Voter) 1675 (Sandw Recs). 3 11. Elisha2 b&d Sandwich 1641 - 21 Dec 1706/7 (Sandw Bur Grds & YR) aet 66; rn Sandwich 26 Oct 1675 Patience, 25

12 Mar 1652 - Sandwich 25 Oct 1716 aet 64 on gravestone Sandw Bur Grds; Sandw VR give d 25 Oct 1715; (Mayflower Desc , XIV 110, XXIX 25 give d aet 66) dau of James & Mary Skiffe & sister of Bathsheba m Shearjashub2 Bourne. (Hist Martha's Vine­ yard. Charles Edward Banks, III 432). Elisha made Freeman 7 June 1681. "In 1695 liberty was granted Elisha to set up a grist mill on the Herring River, provided the toll shall not exceed 2 qts per bush­ el" .... "Voted to give back to Mr Elisha Bourne & Mr John Gif­ ford one half the money they lately paid for not going out when impressed in His Majesty's service" .... "In 1690 liberty was granted Elisha Bourne & associates to build a dam across the Manomet River for the purpose of setting up a forge or other works." (Hist of Martha's Vineyard, Banks, III 432). 4 m. Shearjashub2 b&d Sandwich Mass 21 Apr 1643 - 7 Mar 1718/ 19 aet 76 (Sandw Cem Recs); m ab 1673 Bathsheba b&d Sandwich 26 Apr 1648 - 13 May 1714 aet 67, dau of James & Mary Skiffe. (See Bassett-Preston Ancestry, Preston 255 #10 James Skiffe). Shearjashub was so named to express his father's wish. Found in Isaiah 7:3, translated from the Hebrew, it means "A remnant shall return or remain (to carry on the work). In Hist of Richd Bourne, S B Dykes 16, it is misinterpreted. Dykes says "There is no record of any Bournes returning to England." Freeman 7 June 1681. Successfully carrying on his father's work among the Indians, to whom he was made Superintendent, he procured from the Colony of Plymouth an IRREVOCABLE law confirming the grant of land to the Indians. Simon Popomonet was ordained an Apostle, to work among his own Mashpee tribe. There are several wills of In­ dians in the early records, witnessed by both Richard1 & Shearjas­ hub2, in which the Indians request their heirs to continue in the Christian belief. Shearjashub2 served on many committees to improve the relations between the Indians & the settlers. He was succeeded in his work by his son Ezra3• (Mayflower Desc XIV 107, 108). Two beakers given by Shearjashub2 to the First Church at Sand­ wich are now (1937) in the Metropolitan Museum, NY City. (Hist of Bourne Mass, Betsey Keane 1937,216). iv. Ezra2, Sandwich Mass 12 May 1648 - Hingham Mass

13 5 Dec 1676. (See his father's letter p 8); find £2 as a delin­ quent soldier (Hingham VR).

2 Ch of Job2 m Ruhannah Hallett: all b Sandwich Mass (VR): 5 1. Dea Timothy3, 18 Apr 1666 - Sandwich 28 Apr 1744 aet 78 (on stone in Sandw Cem; 5 Oct 1744 in Hist of Richd Bourne, SB Dykes 196); m ab 1688 Temperance, ab 1668 - Sandwich 8 Oct 1746 aet 77, dau of William2 & Ruth Swift. 6 11. Hannah3 b&d Sandwich Mass 18 Nov 1667 - aft Sept 1732; m Plymouth Mass 24 Jan 1689 Jonathan, son of Jonathan & Mary (Bartlett) (Faster) Morey. 7 m. Eleazer3, 20 July 1670 - aft 26 Feb 1745; m Abigail Hatch (Sandw VR; m Mercy Hatch, Aptucxet Recs, also Clar­ ence Tory; m Lydia Hatch says Amos Otis). 8 iv. John3 b 2 Nov 1672 (Sandw VR; Gen Adv I 33-35; Swett & Eliot 1894; b 1669 Aptucxet Recs; Swett & Eliot say no issue; Sandw VR lists ch). Moved to Rochester Mass 1699; m there ab 1708 Elizabeth d 13 Aug 1747, dau of Samuel Arnold. (Rochester VR 1914 II 352; dau of John Arnold in NEHGR CXVIII 199, July 1964). Owned land in Agawam (Plymouth Co deeds Vol 46 238). 9 v. Hezekiah3 b 25 Sept 1675 (Sandw VR: Gen Adv; Swett & Eliot 1894; NEHGR LXXXI 325, July 1927; b 25 Oct 1675 Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 196; b 20 July 1670 Aptucxet Recs); d Wareham Mass 9 Mar 1755 bur E Wareham; m(l) Wareham ab 1720 Abigail (Sandw VR; m Elizabeth, Aptucxet Recs) d Wareham 22 Sept 1725 (1735), dau of James Trowbridge; m(2) 19 Oct 1736 Mary Besse (Sandw VR); m(3) Wareham (VR) 20 (22) Oct 1743 Mehitable Hinckley d Wareham 25 Jan 1793 aet 76. Hezekiah built the I st Bourne house on Indian Neck in 1743.

3 Ch of Elisha2 m Patience Skiff: 10 1. Nathan3 b&d Sandwich Mass 31 Aug 1676 - 1749 (1770?); m there 3 Feb 1697 / 98 Mary, b&d Sandwich 20 Oct 1676 - 18 Dec 1733, dau of Col William3 & Rachel (Willison) Bassett of Sandwich. Nathan was the owner of "Charm­ ing Betty," I st packet 17 I 7 between Boston & Sandwich;

14 shipwright; both members of Sandw Ch. 11 11. Elizabeth3 b&d Sandwich Mass 26 Mar 1679 bp 28 June 1679 - 15 Apr 1715; m there by Rev Rowland Cotton 2 Jan 1699 John b&d Sandwich 23 Oct 1675 - 18 Nov 1725, son of Capt Seth2 & Deborah (Perry) Pope Sr (NEHGR XLII 51; CXV 90 Apr 1961). John bro of Seth Jr m Han­ nah3#14, sisterofElizabeth3. 12 111. Mary3, 4 Feb 1681/2 - betw 13 Aug 1737 & 3 Apr 1738; m Sandwich 3 June 1703 John, son of James' & Mary (Rainsford) Percival (Parsifal) of Barnstable Mass. 13 1v. Abigail\ 22 July 1684 bp 1695 - Jan 1764; m 3 Feb 1708/9 William b ab 1683, son of William3 & Rachel (Willison) Bassett of Barnstable Mass. v. Catherine3 b 20 Dec 1686 (Sandw VR; Gen Adv I 33-35). On the original records at Sandwich, Catherine is crossed out & Bathsheba written in in pencil. S B Dykes, Hist of Richd Bourne 209 gives Abigail b 26 July 1684, Bathshe­ ba b 13 Dec 1686, Hannah b 4 Feb 1689, no Catherine. v1. Bathsheba3, 12 Dec 1686/87 bp 1695 - bef 16 May 1763; m Sandwich 10 Nov 1715 Micah Blackwell (NEHGR CXVII 296, Oct 1963). 14 vu. Hannah3 b&d Sandwich Mass 4 May 1689 bp 1695 - 18 Mar 1744/45; m there 12 Jan 1709/10 Seth3[-2l Pope Jr b&d Sandwich 5 Apr 1689 - 23 Nov 1744. Bro of John m Elizabeth3 Bourne #11. v111. Elisha3 b&d Sandwich Mass 27 July 1692 - 10 Dec 1710/ 11 aet 19.

4 Ch of Shearjashub2 m Bathsheba Skiff: 15 i. Judge Meletiah3 b&d Sandwich Mass 12 Jan 1673/74 - 24 Nov 1742/43; m(l) Sandwich 23 Feb 1692 Desire b&d Sandwich 26 Feb 1673 - 28 Mar 1705 (Sandw VR) young­ est dau of Elder John 1 d 7 Apr 1708 aet 88 & Hope,,_,~~ How- land; m(2) Abigail ~l~~2-4-No-v l'.742,-dau 0f.-St0-phen2 Skiffe, wdw of Thomas2 Smith of Sandwich. No issue. (Hist of Cape Cod, Fredk Freeman I 681; II 83, 84). Will of Judge Meletiah3 probated (Bstble Co Prob VI 262-66) 15 Feb 1742/ 43: "To Church of Christ, Sandwich, £10 old tender or 50 shillings law-

15 full money." Besides dividing his lands between his wife & children he leaves "To my eldest grandson Meletiah5 (Sylvanus4) my ivory­ headed cane, marked with his name; to my son Sylvanus4 my mili­ tary arms, weapons, & accoutrements, my other walking staves, my watch; son Silas4 my clock; Son J ohn4 goald shirt buttons; his son J oseph5 my silver shoe buckles; son Shearjashub4 £100 lawfull money to be paid 2 yrs after my decease, & my black wearing ap­ parel; that my negro man Nero be manumitted & set free from his servitude with his wearing clothes, bed & bedding & chest which he usually improves, upon condition that he faithfully serve my son Silas4 1 yr after my decease, & to procure sufficient security .... to save my estate from any further charge or cost relating to him" (Mayflower Desc XIX 36; Suffolk Co Deeds Vol 126,230). 16 11. Hon Ezra3 b&d Sandwich Mass 6 Aug 1676 - 5 Sept 1764 aet 88; (Sandw-Shoreham Cem Recs); m by Rev Rowland Cotton, Sandwich 27 Dec 1698 (24 Dec NEHGR CXVIII 212 July 1964) Martha, 16 Mar 1677 - 22 Aug 1766 aet 89 (Sandw Bur Grds Recs), dau of Rev Samuel2 & m(l) Martha (Barstow) Prince. (See NEHGR V 383 re Ezra3 & Martha Bourne) Hon Ezra3 was an outstanding member of the community, "One of the. most distinguished & influential men of his time" (Amos Otis). Besides continuing his work as Supt to the Indians, he was Chief Justice of both the Barnstable Co Court of Common Pleas & the Court of Special Sessions; Repres to Great & Genl Court 1725-35. 17 111. Mary3, Sandwich Mass 21 Oct (22 Oct Sandw VR) 1678 - Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard Mass 20 May 1722 (NEH GR XL 451 Oct 1894); m ab 1700 James, 1678 - Chilmark 14 Feb 1723/24, son of Hon James2 & Elizabeth (Part­ ridge) Allen. 1v. Sarah3 b6Feb1680/81. v. Mary3 b 6 Feb 1680/81 (Aptucxet Recs; Savage Gen Diet 191,218; Mayflower Desc XIV 107, 108). 18 v1. Remember3, Sandwich Mass 6 Feb 1683/ 84 - Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard Mass 2 Mar 1721/22; m as 2nd wife Chilmark 4 Dec 1711 Rev Experience Mayhew b&d Chil­ mark 27 Jan 1762/63 (NEHGR CXVIII 205, July 1964 gives b 5 Feb 1672/73)-29 Nov 1758. His will dated 27 May 1753 probated 2 Jan 1759. Clergyman & Missionary to the Indians; translated the

16 Bible into Algonquin; author of "Indian Converts & Some Account of the Lives & Dying Speeches of Christianized Indians of Martha's Vineyard in New England" publ London Eng 1727. Rev Experience m(l) 12 Nov 1695 Thankful, Barnstable Mass 1671 - Chilmark 27 Sept 1706, dau of Gov Thomas of Barnstable in Plymouth Colony & Mary(Smith) Hinckley. 3 ch ofm(l). Mayhew descent: Thomas1 Mayhew Sr b Eng 1592 bp Tisbury Wilts Eng 1593 d Martha's Vineyard 1652; m(l) Abigail Parkhurst (Parkus?); m(2). . . . Paine; merchant in Southampton Eng; to America 1633/34; Freeman 14 May 1634; settled in Watertown Mass early 1635, owned mills & "Oldham Farm"; Selectman 1637- 43; Repres to Genl Court 1636-44; on 13th & 23rd Oct 1641 Thomas Sr & Jr acquired the Sterling right to Martha's Vineyard, Nantuck­ et & The Elizabeth Isles to establish a settlement. Thomas Sr was the 1st Gov of these islands. He sent there his son Thomas Jr & others who settled at what is now Edgartown. Thomas Sr moved there 1644 / 45 "where his reputation for Piety, his natural gifts, be­ sides those acquired by his education, (having attained no small knowledge in Latin, Greek & Hebrew), soon occasioned his call to the ministry among that handful." Thomas Mayhew Sr by deed dated 2 July 1659 parted with his right to Nantucket, to Tristam Coffin & 8 associates "for ye sum of £30 current pay & also 2 beaver hats, one for myselfe & one for my wife." Thomas Mayhew2 Jr kept his right to Nantucket. Thom­ as Sr alludes to his grchildren in a letter to Gov Edmond .Andros. (NY Coll Mss XXIV Secy's Office; Early Settlers of Nantucket, Ly­ dia S Hinchman 1934, 96). Thomas2 Mayhew Jr of m(l) d at sea 1657; m ab 1642 Jane Paine, dau of his stepmother by her m(l). He was known as New En­ gland's Young Scholar. "Thomas Jr intended a short trip to England to give there a more particular account of the state of the Indians. With him were his wife's brother ( ... Paine) & an Indian who preached among his tribe. But alas, the mysterious ways of Provi­ dence! Neither the ship nor any survivors were ever heard of more." (Prince). John3 Mayhew b&d Martha's Vineyard Mass 1652-1688/89. Clergyman at Tisbury on the Vineyard; m Elizabeth, 22 Jan 1654/- 55 - 1746, dau of Emanuel & Elizabeth Hilliard of Hampton NH.

17 (Banks III 302). Rev Experience4 Mayhew m Remember3 Bourne. 19 v11. Patience3, Sandwich Mass 20 Apr 1686 - Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard Mass 13 Feb 1765 aet 76; m(l) ab 1710 Lt Joseph3 Allen, ab 1685 - 10 Mar 1726/27 aet 42, bro of James Allen m Mary3 Bourne #17; m(2) Jonathan Lumbert. viii. J ohn3 b Sandwich Mass IO Mar 1697 / 98 (Sandw VR). ix. Bathsheba3 b Sandwich Mass 1699.

5 Ch of Dea Timothy3 Sr (Job2) m Temperance Swift: all b&d Sandwich Mass: i. Jo b4, 31 Oct 1689 - bef 17 46 ( date of father's will). ii. Benjamin4, 27 Oct 1692 - aft 25 May 1725 & bef 5 Oct 1758. Boston merchant. (Suffolk Co Deeds CXIX 72). iii. Joanna4 b 20 Jan 1695/96; m phps John Foster. A saddler. 20 1v. Mehitable4, 2 Jan 1699/ 1700 - 1759 aet 60; m Sandwich 3 July 1726 Joseph3 Nye, 1694 - 24 June 1775. Mehitable admSandwCh9Nov 1735. 21 v. Timothy4 Jr, 12 May 1703 (5 Dec in NEHGR CXVIII 27 5, Oct 1964) - 5 Oct 1780 aet 77; banns Barnstable Mass (VR) 28 Sept 1735 Elizabeth4 (Bourne) Loring #43. Timothy sold his land in Barnstable to his uncle Hezekiah3 Bourne #9, which his father had given him 29 Dec 1729.(PlymouthCoBook37,Folio 176, 177.)

6 Ch ofHannah3 (Job2) mlonathanMorey: i. Benjamin4 Morey b 1690; m Plymouth Mass 3 Nov 1715 Thankful4 (William3) Swift. 11. Maria4 Morey b 1692; m Seth(?) Swift. u1. Mary4 Moreyb 1694. 22 1v. Thankful4 Morey b 1696; m Plymouth Mass 23 Jan 1718/ 19 Thomas4 (William3) Swift. v. Jonathan4 Morey b 1699; m Plymouth Mass 13 Oct 1728 Elizabeth4 (Samuel3) Swift. vi. Reliance4 Morey b 1702.

7 Ch of Eleazer3 (J ob2) m Mercy Hatch: all b&d Sandwich Mass:

18 1. Mercy4 b 31 May 1704. n. Isaac4, 1 Mar 1706/7 - Apr 1788 aet 82; will probated 8 Nov 1789(SandwChrecs). 23 111. Job4, 31 Mar 1717 bp 12 Aug 1753 - 29 June 1790 aet 73 (Sandw Ch Recs); m 19 Jan 1737 / 38 (Sandw Recs) Lydia5 Swift #54.

8 Ch of John3 (Job2) m Elizabeth Arnold: all b Rochester Mass (VR 1914II352): 1. Amia4 (Ruhamia or Ruhamah), 15 Mar 1709/ 10 bp 11 June 1710 - 15 June 1710. 11. Ruhamia4 (Ruhamah), 2 July 1711 - after 23 Jan 1760. (Called Loruhama Bourn, single woman in Rochester MassVR). m. Elizabeth Arnold4, 9 May 1715 - phps 13 Aug 1747; m Charles Sturtevant. They settled on her father's farm. 24 One of the above4 m .....

9 Ch of Hezekiah3 (Job2) m(l) Abigail Trowbridge: 25 1. Dea Ebenezer4, Sandwich Mass 23 May 1721 - Wareham Mass 4 Jan 1762; m Wareham 1 Oct 1746 Anna b&d Wareham ab 1725 - 26 Aug 1797 aet 72 (Wareham Ch recs; d 4 Sept 1797 Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 197) dau of Benjamin3 & Susan (Lovell) Bumpass (Bompasse) (Jacob2-Edward1), who came to Plymouth Mass from London Eng 1621 on the Fortune. Ebenezer4 Constable 1734-59; joined ch 1742; Deacon; 30 Sept 1742 rec'd half of his father's estate from his father (County Deeds Book 37 Folio 110); Juryman 1758; In Rev War; Anna apptd admin, took 7 yrs to settle estate. Anna's will dated Wareham 1780. Ebenezer built 2nd Bourne house nr Long Beach Mass 1750.

9 Ch of Hezekiah3 m(3) Mehitable Hinckley: 1. Jo b4 bp Ware ham Mass 9 Jan 17 44 / 45 (Ware ham Ch recs).

10 Ch of Nathan3 Sr (Elisha2) m Mary Bassett: all b&d Sandwich Mass, all bp there 6 Apr 1718: 26 1. Maria4, 24 May 1699/ 1700 - 18 Jan 1725/26; m as 2nd

19 wife Barnstable Mass 3 Jan 1722/23 John b&d Sandwich 12 June 1693 - 22 June 1761, son of Edmund3 & Sarah Freeman. John m(l) Deliverance Lawrence. 27 11. Jonathan4, 21 Jan 1702/3 - 5 Nov 1754; m(l) Harwich Mass 14 Oct 1725 Hannah b&d Harwich 1707 - 18 June 1747, dau of John3 Dillingham; m(2) by Rev Joseph Green 22 Dec. 1748 Susannah ( ....) Mendall d bef 23 May 1766, prob wdw of Moses3 Mendall of Darmouth Mass. /,., ~"J,\\~"""'~~\M. 28 111. Elizabeth\ 30 June 1704 - 3 July 1761; m 26 May 1726 Simeon,(Simon Sandw VR; m ab 1731 NEHGR CXVIII 209 July 1964), b&d Sandwich 7 June 1716 - 2 Apr 1773, son of Edward3 & Abigail (Nye) Dillingham. 29 1v. John4, 31 July 1706 - 7 Oct 1784 (Sandw Bur Grds); m Sandwich 21 Nov 1734 Deborah b&d Sandwich 7 June 1716 - 13 May 1797, dau of Edward3 & Abigail (Nye) Dil­ lingham. 30 v. Nathan4 Jr, 16 Jan 1709/ IO - Scituate Mass 22 May 1739 aet 30; m Sandwich (VR) 6 Sept 1733 Lydia, 6 Feb 1713 /- 14 - Hanover Mass 6 June 1739, dau of Samuel b 19 Feb 1684 & m(l) 20 Jan 1712/ 13 Remember (Remembrance?) (Smith)d21 June 1718,Jennings Esq of Scituate. 31 vi. Elisha4 b&d Sandwich Mass 27 July 1711 (27 Jan NEHGR CXVIII 278 Oct 1964) - 14 Sept 1745 aet 35; m ab 1739 Mary b Sandwich 26 Apr 1718, dau of Nathan3 & Dorothy (Bryant) Nye. 32 vu. Mary4, 12 Aug 1714 - aft 23 July 1761; m Sandwich I Aug 1734 Israel Jr, son of Israel4 & m(2) Elizabeth (Ba­ con) Tupper Sr. 33 v111. Maj Thomas4, 16 May 1716 - 3(23) Feb 1804 aet 87; m by Nathaniel Ellis, Scituate Mass (VR) 26 Nov 1747/48 Mary, 1723 - Sandwich 14 May 1814 (Sandw Ch Recs), dau of John Randall of Scituate. (Aptucxet rec states "Thomas4 Bourne 86 in May 1802, the only living person of the 4th genera­ tion"; same in NEHGR XII 311). Shipwright; man of some stand­ ing, prominent in civic & military affairs; co-exec of his father's will, through which he inherited considerable property. Thomas adm Sandw Ch 25 June 1758 by dismission from Hanover Mass; wife

20 transferred 30 Aug 1761. Will of Thomas4 dated 22 June 1799: (Barnstable Probt recs XXXI 124): "To wife Mary, sufficient fire­ wood cut & carted to the door & sd wood to be oak, to keep one fire; ... a suitable horse for her chaise .... use & improvement of s ely room (southeasterly) & room & garret over same; also room in which my clock stands, with the privilege of using the front stairs to pass & repass in & out of the chambers. Also the chamber over the front entry, half of the kitchen chambers & cheese room & the cellar under the se room & ½ the other cellar; ½ of my outbuildings to use as she shall think proper; the use of my clock during her re­ maining my wdw; use of pew in Meeting-house, Sandwich. To daus Lucy Fearing, Elizabeth Corless, Mary Crocker; to grdau Lucy Pope wife of Thomas Pope; to sons Samuel, Anselm, William, Asa, Bethuel; to wdw of son Thomas; to son Asa pew in Meeting-house in Monument."

11 Ch of Elizabeth3 (Elisha2) m John Pope: all b Sandwich Mass (Mayflower Desc XXX 65): 1. Seth4 Pope, 30 Jan 1700/01 - Lebanon Ct 1769; m 22 June 1719 Jerusha, dau of Cornelius2 & Mehitable (Fish) Tobey. 34 11. Deborah4 Pope, 6 Jan 1702/3 - 2 Dec 1736; m 1723 Cornelius 12 Sept 1699 - 1792; son of Samuel & Abiah (Fish) Tobey. Cornelius bought for £110 of Timothy Ida of Rehoboth Mass 7 June 1748 lands "lying part in a Narragansett township of land of Number Four, lying part in Quabbin a Place so called & part at the west of & adjoining to Hatfield, in Hampshire Co." Part of this, specified as in Greenwich, Hampshire Co he sold 15 May 1771 to Nathan Alden of Middleborough, Plymouth Co for £40. He purchased tracts in this area 27 June 1748 for £150 & £200. He gave a portion of this Connecticut Valley(?) land to his dau Pa­ tience 4 Feb 1755, which she & her husband conveyed back to him 15 Apr 1763, so that he could sell it to James Foster of Rochester Mass a few days later. This area is now 1905 known as Chesterfield, Hampshire Co. He gave part of the land to his son, Dr Elisha Tobey of Sandwich & sold another tract for £200 to Isaac Rogers of Greenwich (RI?) 7 July 1779. Cornelius a blacksmith; Dea; town of­ ficial 1728.

21 35 111. Sarah4 Pope b 25 Mar 1705; m 1 Jan 1726/27 Zaccheus, 13 Jan 1703 / 4 - 1 Feb 1798, son of Samuel & Abiah (Fish) Tobey. . IV. Elizabeth4 Popeb 30Jan 1706/7. "}Jo ,~V-\'\:i~ v. Thomas4 Pope b 1709; m(l) P37'Thankful Dillingham; m(2) Alice Jenney. Vl. Mary4 Pope b Dec 1713; m int 1 Apr 1733 David Phin- ney. ·~ '1.:'\ ~ l 1';t> .

12 Ch of Mary3 (Elisha2) m John Percival: all b Barnstable Mass; 1st 5 ch bp tog in Sandwich; others bp there later: 1. Elizabeth4 Percivaz,t22 Feb 1704/5 d.,18 Oct 1775 (grave­ stone W Barnstable Cem); m 22 Dec 1727 Jabez4 How­ land. 11. Mary4 Percival b ab 1707; m 24 Jan 1726/27 Peleg4 ~w~~- ~ 4 111. J ames Percival b 5 Dec 1711. \~ . 2 •r HGY ' 17 >7 rlrz'>'t.p,. ri1~~J iv. Patience4 Percival b ab 1713; m 22 Sept 1733 Nathan3 Nye b 28 Sept 1708. v. Hannah4 Percival b ab 1715; m July 1736 Cornelius3 Jones. vi. Sarah4 Percival bp Sandwich Ch 21 July 1717; m 26 July 1739 Reuben Jones. vii. J ohn4 Percival b 2 Dec 1719 / 20; m 2 Dec Lydia Fuller. , viii. Abigail4 Percivalbp 12 Mar 1720/ 21; d bef 13 Augl737. fA~rv.i// ix. Bathsheba4 Percival bp 4 Apr 1725; m/ri.1t 1745 Ben­ jamin4 Blossom. Will of John PePclvai dated 18 Aug 1737 names daus Patience Nye & Sarah Percival (Barnstable 1 1 1 Probt Recs). "" I(~ 1 1J~c- i."- LL;@-~) f)cJ~-Ltt: f.kwl¾t' 1 v<.u.u. vU:-d..,4 i:u:t <:.c .J- 1--. '3t... (.!Jc..r-'i,.;)Jl,,. Lc~ec v"" "''UJ · d:._y(JJ-u. {~o..rs · · // #O iJi 13 ChofAbigail3(Elisha2)mWilliamBassettSr: ivc1- s'-Jfr}r f i. Mary4 Bassett b 24 Dec 1709; m 28 Mar 1734 Eliak1m Jr, son of Eliakim3 & Joanna(Fish) Tupper Sr. ii. William4 BassettJr, 23 Nov 1711 - Rochester Mass 14 Feb 1791; m 1 Dec 1734 Lydia Smith. iii. Elisha4 Bassett b 15 Feb 1713/ 14; m 11 Oct 1739 Ru­ hama Jennings. iv. Nathan4 Bassett bp Sandwich Mass 21 Aug 1715.

22 v. John4 Bassett b II Apr 1716; m 24 Oct 1742 Mercy5 Newcomb#41-i. v1. Thomas4 Bassett, 4 Oct 1717/18 - May 1809; m(I) 13 Feb 1746 Patience Tobey; m(2) 15 Mar 1775 Hannah (Newcomb) (Sturges) Jennings. vu. Nathaniel4 Bassett b 15 Oct 1719; m 4 July 1745 Hannah Hall. v111. Jonathan4 Bassett b 6 May 1721; m 10 Nov 1748 Mary Freeman. 1x. Abigail4 Bassett b 10 Mar 1722/23; m 17 Apr 1740 Eli­ akim3 Tobey. x. Elizabeth4 Bassett b 28 Mar 1724/25; m 23 Jan 1752 Timothy Chipman. x1. Nathan4 Bassett, 17 Dec 1727 / 28 -1728. xu. Hannah4 Bassett b 1730; m Isaac Small of Kingston Mass.

14 Ch of Hannah3 (Elisha2) m Seth Pope; all b Sandwich Mass & bp 1st Ch there: 1. Abigail4 Pope, 2 Aug 1710 - Kent Ct ab 1776; m Sand­ wich 9 Oct 1729 Jabez, son of Jireh3 & Abigail (Gibbs) Swift. 36 11. Bathsheba4 Pope b 2 Dec 1713; m(I) Sandwich, Silva- nus4 Gibbs b&d Sandwich 20 Apr 1702 - Dec 1749; m(2) Tolland Ct 4 Sept 1757 Amasa, son of Dea Francis West of Stonington Ct. (Thomas Hatch of Barnstable, by Charles L Pack 1930114). 111. John4 Pope, 25 Nov 1716 - Sandwich 8 Feb 1762; m there 23 Oct 1734 Mercy, dau of Josiah3 & Experience (Nye) Swift. 1v. Mary4 Popebab 1718 bp I May 1720. v. Hannah4 Pope b 25 Apr 1720 bp I May 1720; m Thomas West. Dismissed from Sandwich Ch to Dartmouth Mass Ch 1752. v1. Elisha4 Pope bp 28 July 1723 d Aug 1723. vu. Patience4 Popeb29Nov 1725;mab 1745Jesse Wooster. viii. Elisha4 Pope b 28 July 1729.

15 Ch of Judge Meletiah3 (Shear2) m(I) Desire Howland: all b Sandwich Mass:

23 37 1. Col Sylvanus4, 10 Apr 1694 (10 Sept NEHGR Oct 1964 281) - Barnstable Mass 1764; banns Barnstable 4 Jan 1717 / 18 m by Col Bassett 20 Mar 1717 (Barnst VR I 162) Mercy, Dec 1695 - 10 July 1781, dau of Col John & Mary (Otis) Gorham of Barnstable. Councillor-at-law; merchant; Col of Militia; on Gov's Council many yrs; Registrar of Probate; 1742 Judge of Probate. When his father's will was probated a special Judge was apptd for this case. Sylvanus'4 will probated Sandwich 15 Feb 1764/65; left consid­ erable sums to his ch: Meletiah5£266 13s 4d; William5 & Richard5 each £133 6s 8d; to each of the 5 daus £66 13s 4d; 3 Winslow grchil­ dren each £22 4s at 21 yrs or marriage; the balance of his estate, real & personal, "to my dear & loving wife Mercy." Mercy (Gorham) Bourne joined the Barnstable Ch 20 Sept 1724; on 4 July 1729 she was admitted to East Parish, being dismissed from West Parish. Her portrait by Copley 1766 ( owned 1919 by Maj Sylvanus Bourne Phinney #486) shows her holding in her hand, most heretically, an English prayer book. Several of her family at this time were Episcopalians. Probably the sweet face of Mercy lured her husband from the Puritanic fold into the Ch of Eng, which in the opinion of our ancestors was little better than the domain of the Scarlet Lady of Babylon. A further departure from orthodoxy appears in one of her letters, in which she praises some wine sent to her & remarks that her taste in wine has been commended by Judge Dudley. But her kind motherly character, so ably portrayed by Copley, makes ample amends for all her "delinquencies." In her let­ ter she was "manufacturing for her house a peculiar wool shirting." (Bourne Fam, Swett & Eliot 1894). Descent of Mercy4 Gorham m Sylvanus4 Bourne: J ohn3 Gor­ ham (1652-1716) m 24 Feb 1675 Mary, dau of John & Mary (Jacob) Otis; Capt John2 Sr m 1643 Desire dau of John & Elizabeth (Tilley) Howland; Ralph1 Gorham b Eng 1575, came to Duxbury Mass from Benefield Eng. (Early Settlers of Nantucket, Lydia S Hinch­ man 1934). The will of Mercy Bourne probated 28 May 1782 leaves son Richard5 all the real estate, lands & buildings in Barnstable or else­ where. Also to him "My negro boy Cato, provided at 35 he manu­ mit him with sufficient security under the law; 2 Pr of oxen (if I

24 should have so many); his father's silver-hilted sword; his grfather's large silver tankard; my best great Bible; 1 cow & half of my sheep; 1 bed & furniture; also 1 bed & furniture now in his possession; all my husbandry tools & tackling of all sorts; my pew in the Meeting­ house." (Mayflower Desc XIX 41 ). ~- To her 3 daus she leaves "all her wearing apparel & ornaments, all my plate & household furniture, except as specially designated, & £30 to each." Her negro girl Chloe shall choose which of the sur­ viving ch she wishes to live with, provided this child shall "pay to my executor so much as she is valued at by indifferent men ap­ pointed for that purpose." Her special bequests besides the above are: Grdau Abigail6 Gallison her mother's work called a chimney­ piece & 2 mourning rings, her grfather Bourne's & her mother's; to dau Mercy5 Jordan her work called the Coat-of-arms, 1 silver porringer & £6 in lawful silver money above what she has already received of me; to many grch & others she leaves sums of money, from£3 to£30. (Barnstb Prob Recs). 11. Capt Richard4, 13 Aug 1695 - Falmouth Mass 10 Mar 1737 / 38 (Sandw Bur Grds); m by Nathaniel Ellis of Sand­ which, Scituate Mass (VR) 12 Apr 1731 Margaret Foster of Scituate.No Issue. Settled in Falmouth. "Being an officer, he distinguished himself at the taking of Fort Norridgewock, Dist of Me, but lost the honor, being called Brown in the history of the siege." (Aptucxet Bourne recs; Hist of Richd Bourne SB Dykes 221). Compare this with "Siege of Norridgewock Me" (NE Quarterly VII 1934, 554; Me Hist Coll Docum Series X 225): "French inform­ ers (perhaps) had reported the English were employing Indians from the South; Narragansett RI, Gay Head Mass, or Montauk LI NY. We find Capt Bourne had a company of them & a letter from Lt Gov William Dummer, Acting Gov of Mass (by whose efforts the troubles of the border settlers of Vt & Me with the Indians, incited by the French in Canada, were ended by a Treaty with the Indians, signed by 4 Indians in Boston Mass Nov 1725). (Diet of US Hist, J F Jameson 1894 207-8). The letter was to Capt Westbrook, undated but clearly of Sept 1724: "Upon sight hereof you must forthwith dismiss Capt Bourne's company of Indians & send them hither in one of the sloops, so that they may lose no time for following the whale fishery, which 1s

25 agreeable to my promise made to them on enlisting." "An old French dictionary defines Porcelaine not only as china, but as 'sea snail or Venus shell, purple fish, purslain.' Wampum was made from parts of the periwinkle & the purple spot in the quahog ( clam). Thus fairly supporting the hypothesis that by 'La Porcelaine' the French meant the southern allies of the English, the whale-fishing Indians of Montauk, Gay Head & R I. But if this be so, it is strong evidence of the wholly fictitious character of the French report (That the English were employing Indians to fight). There were no such Indians in the attack on Norridgewock; it was assumed, merely because such Indians were just then enlisted under Capt Bourne, that they went on the Expedition against Norridge­ wock. This was NOT so.'' iii. Sarah4 twins b&d 7 Feb 1696/97 -17 Feb 1696/97. iv. Samuel4 38 v. John4, Sandwich 10 Mar 1697 /98 d Falmouth 1754 (Falm VR); m Barnstable 16 Nov 1722 (Barnst VR; 16 Mar 1722 Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 221) Mercy, 19 Aug 1700 - Falmouth 1778, dau of J oseph3 & Mary (Gor­ ham) Hinckley of Barnstable. 39 v1. Rev Shearjashub4, Sandwich Mass 21 Dec 1699 / 1700 - Roxbury Mass 14 Aug 1768 aet 68; m(l) Boston Mass 16 June 1725 Abigail, Sandwich 9 July 1699 - Scituate Mass 17 May 1732, dau of Rev Roland & Elizabeth (Saltonstall) (Deni­ son) Cotton: Shearjashub4 m(2) int 27 Dec 1735 m(2) Scituate 12 Feb 1738 (1736 in Medford Mass Reg of Fam 11) Sarah, Medford 17 Apr 1702 - Scituate 11 Oct 1739 (Seit VR; 11 Oct 1742 Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 221), dau of Capt Samuel & Sarah Brooks; m(3) Scituate 6 June 1750 Deborah, 1 May 1720 - Scituate 17 Feb 1756 aet 35, dau of Samuel2 b 1684 & m(2) Hannah (Cushing) Barker; Samuel Barker m(l) 18 Jan 1696 Desire Annable d 1705); (NEHGR Oct 1964 286 says parentage of Deborah not determined & calls her Sarah not Deborah; Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 221, calls her Deborah & says she d 1750, the same yr her son was b; Shear4 m Deborah 1750, son Roland b 1751). Shearjashub4 m(4) Roxbury Mass 10 Nov 1757 Joanna d 1776, dau of Joseph & Jo­ anna Stevens of Roxbury. Shearjashub4 grad Harvard 1720; ordained Scituate 3 Dec 1724;

26 his health impaired 1755 by paralysis, he resigned from the ministry & was dismissed 6 Aug 1761. The Scituate Ch Soc voted him £100 & the use of the parsonage for 1½ yrs; retired to Roxbury 1763. (Hist of Scituate, Samuel Dean 186, 187; Sandw VR 23). The will of Shearjashub4 dated 28 Feb 1767, proved 26 Aug 1768, gives "to my well-beloved wife Joanna all my housing & lands in sd Roxbury now in my possession, late the estate of Lt Joseph Stevens, to her heirs forever (also) all my horses, chaises, oxen, cows & swine, poultry, all my utensils & outdoor moveables & all my Bowfatt furniture, excepting silver plate & likewise give her my painted sugar chest & all my money & outstanding debts; also my silver tankard & 4 teaspoons & silver tongues (tongs?) & high case of drawers, pictures, maps, etc .... in the best room & one large silver porringer & all the moveable estate she brought to me at marriage that shall remain at my decease, she paying to my son Shearjashub5 within 3 yrs next after my decease £13 6s 8d to be added to £133 6s 8d which he hath already out of my estate .... to my sd son my silver watch & silver seal & the largest pair of my 6 silver knee buckles. I also give him a gold locket that was his mother's ... to my grson Lothrop Russell my gold sleve buttons & a pr of small silver knee buckles ... to my grson Abner Bayley my silver shoe buckles ... to my sd wife one fourth part of all my estate both real & personal not disposed of heretofore ... to my sd son Shearjashub one quarter part of all my estate not otherwise disposed of... I give one fourth part to the ch of my dau Elizabeth, viz Abner, Abigail, Marcy & Judith... the remaining one fourth to Lothrop Russell & I do appoint my well beloved friend Meletiah Bourne of Boston & my wife joint executors." Signed by mark. Witnessed by William Hancock, John Hubbard, Ebenezer Newell (Suffolk Co Deeds Vol 67, 130-32) Joanna the wdw renounced her appt & left settlement in the hands of Meletiah. The will of Joanna dated 13 Apr 1776 & proved 6 May 1776, does not name any of her husband's relatives & gives to her sister Sarah Williams of Pomfret (Ct); to Joanna, dau of Josiah Sumner of Shrewsbury Mass; to Rev Joseph Sumner; John Adams & Lydia wife; Charles Baxter of Braintree Mass & Elizabeth wife of Jedediah Tucker of Shrewsbury. (Suffolk Co Deeds Vol 75,515). 40 vii. Col Silas4 b&d Sandwich Mass 10 Dec 1701 - 10 Apr

27 1772 aet 71 (Sandw Cem recs); m there 8 Feb 1729/30 Mary4 Allen #47. Silas adm Sandw Ch 1737; prominent in civic & military affairs; a glazier. 41 vm. Bathsheba4, Sandwich Mass 11 Nov 1703 - Hardwick Mass 1787; m(l) ab 1722 William b&d Sandwich 29 Aug 1702- 8 Apr 1736 aet 34, son of Peter3 b 1674, will proved 16 Apr 1723 & m 11 mar 1699/ 1700 Mercy (Smith) Newcomb, her will proved 17 Jan 1723/24; m(2) 18 Sept 1736 or 1737 Maj Genl Timothy, Rochester Mass 11 Oct 1711 - Wilmot Nova Scotia 4 Aug 1795, son of Rev Timothy & Mary (White) Ruggles. (Mary dau of Lt Benjamin & Susannah (Cogswell) White; Benjamin son of John White of Brookline Mass). William Newcomb grad Harvard 1722; in freshman yr on a lone spree he broke window glass costing 17s, more than the cost of rent, study & tuition for a quarter term. He celebrated his departure by breaking 9 s worth of glass. One may well image the exasperation of the Sandwich pastor, Rev Roland Cotton, who paid the bills, possibly offsetting them against William's father's church rates. Right after grad he m Bathsheba4 • Working for his M A 1725 he was assigned for the commencement exercises a negative answer to the Quaestio "An detur Paradisus, a coelo distinctus?" (Given Para­ dise, how is it distinct from Heaven?) He did not appear, nor apply later for his degree, so he never received it. Newcomb inherited from his father a large estate, including a public house & 2 shops. At his death his property was valued at £2759, plus over £1000 which various people owed him. (Sibley Harvard Grads 1722 102, 3). Timothy Ruggles' father marked him for the ministry & fitted him for college in his own study. At Harvard Timothy waited on table but showed no other signs of frugality or piety. Once he was fined 1Os for card playing; again he received the only wound in his entire career as a fighting man: "Ruggles having made complaint of Man's abusing him in striking him & wounding him by Blows; - upon hear­ ing the case the faculty ordered that Man should make a publick confession of his fault in so doing - & that he pay the doctor for the cure of the wound; & that Ruggles be admonished for his frequent provocations given to Man." (Faculty Recs, Harvard U Archives I, 31).

28 Ruggles established his place in New England folklore by his ready wit. When about to be apprehended by the tutors with a stolen shop sign in his chambers, he threw the evidence in the fire­ place & raised his voice as if conducting a prayer meeting, using as his text "A wicked & adulterous generation seeketh after a sign & there shall be no sign given them." As he expected, the tutors did not interrupt the prayer meeting until the fire had disposed of the evidence. Timothy's father was at last convinced he was not cut out for the ministry. Timothy was admitted to the bar in Plymouth Mass 1733. "As a scholar he was much above mediocrity; his reasoning pow­ ers & legal information placed him among the most able advocates of the day; but his manners were coarse, rough & offensive; his arguments to a Court were impressive; but in his private conversa­ tions he did not so studiously avoid profanity, as prudence would have dictated." (Biog Sketches of Boston, Saml L Knapp 1821 332). Timothy Ruggles was well over 6 ft tall, dark, handsome, with a strong & commanding face. He dressed carefully but not elegantly. He was social, witty, profane, wise about human nature, quick to drop ceremony & convention when they ceased to be of social value. He was a man of few words & never said anything silly. He drank nothing stronger than a small beer & was almost a vegetar­ ian in a society in which gluttony was the one universal excess." Left a widow, Bathsheba Newcomb had "rolled up her sleeves" & got behind the tavern bar (left her by her 1st husband Newco:r:nb). Timothy Ruggles would join her there, after hanging his attorney's "shingle" by the tavern sign. After their marriage, when Ruggles was not away arguing before the Superior Court at Springfield or Boston, he acted as landlord, fetched oats, bridled horses & said "he would never be too big for his business." Bathsheba was cruelly caricatured by her husband's political foes, "Nut brown Kate, blythe, buxom dowager". A tavern slut - no - her social background was better than that of Mercy (Otis) War­ ren, who lampooned her in her skits. The town of Rochester Mass sent him to the House of Represen­ tatives aged 24 in 1736; Sandwich sent him in 1739, 40, 43, 46, 51, 52; he was atty for the King in important cases. In 1740 Ruggles

29 answered the call for men for a campaign against the Spanish in the West Indies, by raising a company of 100, at his own expense, marching them from Sandwich to Boston, where he was commis­ sioned Captain. July & Aug they waited in Boston, then "There being no arms or commissions allowed them, the soldiers dismissed themselves." The court allowed Ruggles £400 for expenses, but he was not sufficiently proud of the venture to use the title of Captain. He was Excise Collector Barnstable 1743; 1753 moved to Hard­ wick Mass, where the frontier reached lands owned for generations by his family. Here he built a fine house & assumed leadership in the region. Under Mass laws, the town was fined for not sending a representative to the General Court, which it could not afford to do, nor could it support its poor as the law & religion demanded. In 1754 Ruggles assumed the responsibility of representing Hard­ wick in the Genl Court, where he at once made his mark by sup­ porting the plan for Colonial union & by opposing the delaying tactic of "consulting the constituents" on the subject. He served on the Committee to build forts on the western frontier. In 1755 Col; 1758 Brig Genl; served 1759 at Ticonderoga; 1760 in Crown Point & Montreal campaigns; in Sept ordered to march the Mass & RI Provincial troops home; this he did at such a rate that they reached home exhausted. In a very few years the hospitality offered at the estate in Hard­ wick was famous. There was deer shooting in his 20 acre enclosed park; riding behind his hounds on imported horses. His stable was the best in the Province, although he never rode with the hounds himself. Local tradition says he allowed neighboring farmers to bring their best bulls to fight his champion. One story tells how the Ruggles bull killed an opponent, leaped the fence & chased the farmer into the Ruggles home, which was a shambles when the fam­ ily returned from church. Ruggles, like other New Englanders, liked the land over which he had campaigned. He worked on a plan to create a military colony south of Crown Point, in which each veteran battalion of Provin­ cials was to have a township.Nothing came of this plan. The Genl Court gave Ruggles the "Potash Farm", a 1500 acre tract in Princeton Mass, once set aside for making potash, which project failed, "in testimony of the greatfull sence .... of the Impor-

30 tant Services rendered his Country." He sold a portion m small parcels. In 1762 Ruggles established the Hardwick Agricultural Fair, which was held twice a year. After his exile in 1775 the fair was not held for 25 years. Acting as Justice of the Peace he was a harsh critic of the Courts. Appointed to Court of Common Pleas 1757, Chief Justice 1762, al­ though by seniority rules this honor should have gone to Thomas Steel. There was no complaint that Ruggles was harsh or unjust, but his verbal roughness became a tradition even in that rough & vulgar generation. Ruggles was really kind & courteous, always lifting his hat & bowing to all he met. Once when riding with Judge John Chandler he returned an Indian's bow. Asked why he noticed him, Ruggles replied, "To let him know I am as polite as he is." On 26 Feb 1768 he cast a highly unpopular lone vote against starting manufacturing in this country, which would cut imports from England. He argued that high industrial wages would draw hands from the fields & fisheries, that no business detrimental to the mother country - England - ought to be set up, that at this time such a measure was in defiance of Great Britain & that if a breach was made "we are undone." The House refused him permission to print his argument in its Journals, but papers as far as Philadelphia printed it. Ruggles was one of the 17 courageous members of the House who voted on 30 June 1768 to rescind the Circular Letter Resolution. For this he was denounced in newspapers as far away as Virginia, as one whose name would be "handed down with infamy to the latest posterity." To the surprise & pleasure of Gov Hutchinson, the town of Hard­ wick ignored the attacks on Ruggles & returned him to the House in March 1770. Ruggles was "taken care of' by the administration, being made Surveyor Genl of the King's Forests, "a sinecure worth £3000 a year". The Boston News Letter reported the salary was £300, which was correct, "as Surveyor of Woods for this Province & the Northern Parts of Nova Scotia." Ruggles said he was Inspec­ tor of Unclaimed Lands in New Hampshire, given such duties by Gov Wentworth as reporting on trees blown down in the Upper

31 Conn valley. He hired a Deputy to climb the trees & said he did not have much salary left as profit. In early Aug 1774 news reached Hardwick that Ruggles had been appointed to the Mandamus Council (Mandamus - Latin "we or­ der", a writ directing that a particular act be done. The act to be performed must be ministerial in character & not discretionary with the person commanded. As to compel an Inferior Court to take jurisdiction of a case where it has illegally refused to do so. Manda­ mus Councillors - a name oppo briously applied by the Revolution­ ary Party in Mass to those members of the Council of the Province, who in Aug 1774 accepted appointment by Writ of Mandamus at the hands of Gov Gage. By the Charter of 1691 Councillors were elected by the House of Representatives. The Mass Charter Act of 1774, to punish Mass, gave the Gov power to appoint them.) (Diet of US Hist, J F Jameson 1894 394-95). Knowing the strength Ruggles would take to the Loyalist Party in Boston, having a larger following than any other Mass Tory, some of the people of the region gathered at the Old Furnace Bridge, which he must cross. Small as well as great were attached to him. His family carpen­ ter, Israel Conkie, followed him into exile. His own family was di­ vided. His wife refused to leave Hardwick. His favorite brother Ben­ jamin, his eldest son Timothy Jr & many nephews were active Whigs. Impressive in his uniform on his great black horse, his brother Benjamin faced him at the bridge. "I shall come back, brother Ben­ jamin, at the head of 500 soldiers if necessary." "Brother Timothy, if you cross this bridge today, you will never cross it again alive." Ruggles' mansion was plundered, his best English stallion poison­ ed, his son Timothy Jr placed under house arrest, other Loyalists put in the pound & fed bread & water. Ruggles never saw his wife or his home again. He deeply regretted losing the sword he carried in his wars, was more resigned at the separation from his wife. A few days later Ruggles rode into the Old Colony to confer with Loyalists there. A mob gathered & ordered him to leave town. He said he would leave in the morning. He found his horse had been painted green, the mane & tail cut off.

32 When Boston was evacuated, Ruggles & sons John & Richard went to Nova Scotia. Not yet resigned to an inactive life, Ruggles & one son went with Genl Howe to Staten Island. In August Ruggles was in command of 400 inhabitants, who were augmented by a stream of refugees. . The hanging of his dau Bathsheba5 in 1778, was kept from him. By 21 Sept 1780 he was relieved of his active duty, living quietly in Newtown Creek, LI NY. By July 1783 he received the grant of 10,000 acres of land in Nova Scotia, near Wilmot, which pleased him greatly. He found "the climate good & the soil capable of be­ coming the granary of any part of the country east of NY." He began his new life by offering 2 men farms if they would clear his land & build his house. On an imported Quincy Mass granite foundation he built a comfortable house with a fine view. From his old orchards in Hardwick he brought stock from his best apple trees. With him were his sons John & Richard & 3 slaves. He remained active until 4 days before his death at 94 years. While climbing the side of a steep hill, showing friends his grapes & peaches, he opened an old hernia. He was buried at Pine Grove Church, Central Wilmot near Middleton, Nova Scotia. Descendants from Minn erected a monument to his memory in the Middleton Cemetery. (Sibley's Harvard Grads VII 199-223).

16 Ch of Hon Ezra3 (Shear2) m Martha Prince: (Mayflower Desc XXX 38, 62; XXXIII 124): i 1. Sarah4 b&d Sandwich Mass 17 Jan 1699 / 1700 - 11 July 1700aet 18 mos. u. Rev J oseph4 b&d Sandwich Mass 10 May 1701 - 17 June 1767 aet 67 (Sandw Bur Grds); m int 20 Apr 1743, m by his father Hon Ezra3 Bourne, 25 July 1743 Hannah Fuller of Barnstable Mass (VR); Grad Harvard 1722 AB & MA; ordained pastor of Mashpee Ch & succeeded Po­ pomonet as Pastor to the Indians 1729; resigned shortly before his death; superlative friends, diabolical enemies, the Indians were, as may well be supposed devoted to the Bournes. No issue. 42 m. Martha4 b ab 1703 bp 30 Oct 1726; m as 2nd wife Sand- wich (VR) 4 June 1731 Benjamin Jr d Southold LI NY 17

33 Sept 1755, son of Benjamin & Patience (Sylvester) L'Hommedieu Sr. (NY Gen & Biog Diet I 3-8, 208 calls her Martha Brown); Benjamin Jr m(l) 1717 Mary d 1730, dau of John & Sarah (Horton) Conkling. 43 1v. Elizabeth4, ab 1705 bp 30 Oct 1726 - 10(15) Apr 1794 aet 90 (Sandw Bur Grds); m(l) ... Loring; m(2) int Barn­ stable Mass 28 Sept 1735 Timothy4 Bourne #21 of Sand­ wich. 44 v. Mary4, ab 1707 bp 30 Oct 1726 - 1747 "of throat dis- temper"; m Sandwich Mass 23 Nov 1732 Rev John, Wa­ tertown Mass 1 July 1701 - E Bridgewater Mass 14 Apr 1787, son of Rev Samuel Angier. John grad Harvard 1720 (Sibley's Harvard Grads 1942 VI 360). First minis­ ter at E Bridgewater. v1. Ezra4 b ab 1709 bp 30 Oct 1726. 45 vu. Samuel4, ab 1711 bp 30 Oct 1726 - Falmouth Mass aft 21 Oct 1791; m Southold LI NY 25 Apr 1739 Elizabeth, ab 1722 - Falmouth Mass 28 Jan 1807, aet 85-9 mos, dau of Benjamin & Mary (Conklin) L'Hommedieu. (NY Gen & Biog Diet II 1-7; XLIX 73). Samuel4 Moderator in Falmouth 20 Nov 1747. (Falm Recs20). 46 v111. Shearjashub4, Sandwich Mass 18 Apr 1721 (Quinquen­ nial Cat Harvard 1930 Edition; b ab 1713 in NEHGR CXVIII 290 Oct 1964); bp 6 Nov 1726 d Bristol RI 9 Feb 178 I; m Bristol I 9 Apr 1747 Ruth (Bosworth) Church b&d Bristol 7 (27) Sept 172 I bp 26 Dec 1721 - 3 I Oct 1796 aet 76, only dau of Benjamin4 & Ruth (Lowder) Bosworth, wdw of m(l) 20 May 1740 Nathaniel Church d 27 Aug 1744 (Bristol YR III 11; Priv Rev War Recs Mass I I 3 IO, 311) by whom she had 3 ch (Bosworth Gen, Clarke, Part IV, 489, 493-499). Shearjashub4 grad Harvard 1743 (Sibley's Harvard Grads II 178, 79), studied law, became a distinguished jurist; to Bristol 1745; 1742-47 schoolmaster in Bristol, salary £130 a yr; Justice of the Peace Oct 1750, May 1751, 1753; on Council of War May 1754-62; Re pres to Congress 1764; Justice Superior Court of Common Pleas 1776; Chief Justice I 778-8 I; Delegate to Convention that adopted the Constitution 1787; on Committee to draft further amendments to same; on Committee for the. question of whether to adopt or re-

34 ject the Federal Government, he voted for adoption. In 1750 he purchased the Bosworth Homestead "Silver Creek" in Bristol, built 1680 by Dea Nathaniel Bosworth, nr Poppasquash Rd on Main St to Providence RI, there 1969. Nathaniel Bosworth came to Bristol 1660, after living in Hingham & Hull Mass. "Silver Creek" was named after the home in Eng of Nathaniel's father Dea Edward Bosworth, who came to America 1634 on the "Elizabeth & Dorcas". Dea Edward lived only a few days after his arrival, was bur in Boston; survived by his wdw & 3 sons. Silver Creek was used as a church before its completion. When Wallace bombarded Bristol in 1775, the house was struck. During repairs in 1783 several large grape shot were found in the ceilings. (Story of Mt Hope Lands W H Munro 104).

17 Ch of Mary3 (Shear2) m James Allen: l st 5 ch bp together by Rev William Holmes in Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard Mass 9 Oct 1715: 1. Bathsheba4 Allen b ab 1701; m(l) Chilmark 31 Oct 1726 John Mills, Eng - Newtown Mass (LI?) Mar 1727 / 28 (NEHGR XLVIII 450, XLIX 414; m(2) 28 Aug 1729 Rev Josiah Dennis. ii. Lt Sylvanus4 Allen, ab 1703 - aft l Apr 1780; m Chil­ mark, Mass 1 July 1725 Jane, dau of Rev William Holmes. 111. Joshua4 Allen, ab 1705 - Medfield Mass 30 May 1730; m 14 Dec 1725 Agnes, dau of Rev William Holmes. iv. Timothy4 Allen, ab 1707 - Newport RI 1791; prob m ... Goldsmith. 47 v. Mary4 Allen ab 1709 - 4 Jan 1797; m 8 Feb 1729/30 Col Silas4 Bourne#40. v1. Eunice4 Allen, ab 1711 - aft Apr 1780; m ... Howes. vii. Sarah4 Allen,ab 1716-July 1724. viii. Ezra4 Allen, ab 1718 - Plymouth Mass; m Mary (Grantee 1 Apr 1780.)

18 Ch of Remember3 (Shear2) m as 2nd wife Rev Experience4 Mayhew:

35 i. Nathan4 Mayhew, 8 Oct 1712 - 14 Oct 1733. Grad Har­ vard 1731. ii. Abigail4 Mayhew, b 6 May 1714; m(l) 1733 Jonathan Allen; m(2) 1748 ... Wilson. 111. Eunice4 Mayhew b 4 Apr 1716; m Moses Belcher of Braintree Mass. 48 1v. Rev Zachariah4 Mayhew, 14 May 1718 bp 17 May 1718 . - 6 Mar 1806; m 21 Nov 1738 Elizabeth Allen (Not in Ap­ tucxet recs), 1620 - 20 Mar 1790. Clergyman & advocate of Liberalism. "The last of the missionary Mayhews." (Early Settlers of Nantucket, Lydia S Hinchman 1934 96- 99). 49 v. Rev Jonathan4 Mayhew, Chilmark Mass 8 Oct 1720 - Boston Mass 8 July 1766; m 2 Sept 1756 Elizabeth, dau of Dr John & Eli beth (Bream) Clarke. She m(2) 3 Dec 1771 Rev Simeon Howard of Boston. Grad Harvard 1744; pastor West Ch Boston 1747 (Not in Aptucxet recs). One of the foremost figures in social, religious & political circles of pre-Revolutionary times. Founder of the Unitarian Ch; Pres John Adorn called him "The transcendent genius of his day" (Hist of Martha's Vineyard, Banks 1925 III 305,309,314).

19 Ch of Patience3 (Shear2) m( 1) Lt Joseph Allen Sr: 1. Ruth4 Allen b 16 June 1711; m 3 Sept 1731 Samuel Gray of Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard Mass. 11. Susannah4 Allen b 28 Apr 1716; m 5 Sept 1733 Seth Look. m. Bathsheba4 Allenb31Jan 1719. iv. J oseph4 Allen Jr b 17 July 1723.

20 Ch of Mehitable4(Tim3-Job2) m Joseph Nye Sr: all b & bp Sandwich Mass: 1. Temperances Nye, I I Apr 1727 - 17 Nov 1803; m 4 Oct 1744 Joshua Hall. 11. Corneliuss Nye b 7 Nov 1728. 111. Marys Nye b 7 Feb 1730. f 50 iv. Johannas Nye, 30 July 1733 - 27 Aug 1813; m 1757 Capt Elishas Bourne #62. She was adm to Sandwich Ch 29

36 Sept 1771. v. Hannah5 Nye b I Feb 1736 / 37. 51 vi. Joseph5 Nye Jr, 17 Aug 1740 - 1796; m 23 May 1765 Catherine(Deborah?) Sturges#218.

21 Ch of Timothy4 Jr (- 3 - Job2) m Elizabeth4 (Bourne) Loring #43: 52 1. Dr Benjamin5 b&d Sandwich Mass 25 Jan 1744 bp 18 Jan 1756 - 22 June 1827 (stone in Sagamore-Sandw Cem); m(l) ab 1770 Hannah b&d Sandwich 18 Jan 1750 (b 31 Jan 1747/48 Sandw Ch recs) - 21 June 1841 aet 92 (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 225 says d 24 Feb 1841), dau of Joseph & Mary (El­ lis) Bodfish. (Dykes 225; dau of Solomon & Hannah (Bursley) Bodfish in NEHGR CXIX 26 Jan 1965). Grad Harvard 1764 (Dykes 225 says 1746, error). In sandw VR Benjamin is given as marrying (2) Mary, with last 4 ch listed as theirs. They were b 1782-88; the 1st wifed 1841. 53 11. Hon Shearjashub5, IO Mar 1746 (Sandw VR) bp 1756 - Boston Mass 11 Mar 1806; m ab 1767 Hannah, Wellfleet Mass 5 Feb 1749 - 7 Apr 1839, dau of Elisha & Hope (Rich) Doane. (Shear5 b 14 June 1746 bp Sandw 18 Jan 1756 NEHGR CXIX 26, Jan 1965). Notice of his funeral in Independent Chronicle Boston 13 Mar 1806. Grad Harvard 1764 with bro Benjamin; Justice of the Peace 1773; Justice of Court of Common Pleas. Shear5 & his father-in-law Doane were central figures in a court case, accused of trading with the enemy during the Revolutionary period. Bourne was in London during this time. The case dragged on for 19 yrs. (Hist of Cape Cod Freeman II 670).

22 Ch ofThankful4 Morey (Hannah3-Job2) m Thomas Swift: 54 1. Lydia5 Swift b&d Sandwich Mass I Sept I 720 - 3 Apr 1807; m 19Jan 1737 /38 Job4 Bourne#23.

23 Ch of Job4 (Eleazer3-Job2) m Lydia5 Swift#54: 55 1. Thomas5 b&d Sandwich Mass 24 Dec 1739 - 15 Jan 1813 aet 72; m(l) Sandwich 22 Mar 17 64 A bigail5 Bourne #66; m(2) aft 1813 Hannah ...

37 11. Thankful5 b Sandwich Mass 28 July 1742; m there 2 Nov 1758 Samuel Jr b Sandwich 25 Oct 1735, son of SamueP & Sarah (Leonard) Perry Sr. (NEHGR CXV 272, Oct 1961). 56 m. Maria5 b ab 1747 bp 11 May 1749 (Sandw Ch recs); m 25 Feb 1767 Samuel bp W Barnstable Ch 26 June 1742, son of LemueP b 21 Mar 1698 (Nathan2-Benj 1) & Sarah (Jenkins) Nye. Nye Gen reprint 1907 89 gives Samuel son of Samuel-error). 57 1v. Deborah5 bp 11 May 1749; m Sandwich 25 Feb 1767 Joseph Bumpus Jr of Wareham Mass. v. Lydia5 bp 14 July 1754 (Sandw Ch recs); m Sandwich (VR) 26 Dec 1771 Seth b Sandwich 8 June 1747, son of Nathan3 & Martha (Tupper) Perry. (NEHGR CXVI 27, Jan 1962 for Perry descent.)

24 Ch of?4 (-John3-Job2) m .... 58 i. ?5; m ...

25 Ch of Dea Ebenezer4 Sr (Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m Anna Bum­ pass: all b&d Wareham Mass: 1. Abigail5, 23 July 1748- 22 Sept 1754. 11. Susanna5, 3 Mar 1751 -26 Sept 1754. 111. Mary5, 25 Apr 1753 - Lee Mass 4 May 1796 (Lee VR 1900 296, 303); m 11 Nov 1773 Nathan Bassett of Barn­ stable Mass. Moved to Lee Mass. 59 1v. Capt Ebenezer5 Jr, 10 June 1755 - 9 May 1802 (stone Wareham Cem); m(l) 2 Sept 1780 (1782) Deborah, Sandwich 26 Dec 17 59 - 178-, ( d soon aft m), dau of Cornelius4 & Lois (Pope) Tobey; m(2) int 28 Jan 1788 (Wareham Ch recs) Lydia, Sandwich 28 Feb 1758 - 26 Sept 1796 "in childbed" (Wareham Ch recs), dau of Josiah & Bethiah (Hall) Freeman of Sandwich & Middleborough; m(3) int 16 June (July?) 1798 Ruth Briggs of Rochester Mass. A slate tombstone in old cem E Ware­ ham reads: "ln memory of Capt Ebenezer Bourne- d 9 May 1802 - 47th year./ Our friend is gone & nature's debt hath paid,/ We all must follow & in dust be laid,/ It is the will of heaven & soon we must/ Resign

38 our lives & mingle with the dust./ This modest stone, what but few marbles can,/ May truly say here lies an honest man,/ A kind com­ panion & an earnest friend,/ Unblamed through life, lamented he died." v. Rev John5, 8 Sept 1757 - 11 Sept 1778. Rev John en­ listed in Rev with 16 others for 6 mos, pd by the state. Went on alarm to Naushon (Island off Wood's Hole Mass), to which they rowed themselves in 2 whaleboats. Was also at the lakes, at taking of Fort Ticonderoga & Crown Point 1775. After the surrender IO May 1775, Genl Ethan Allen gave John5 a musket, which was in the Bourne house in Wareham in 1919. It was mentioned in a letter to Sylvanus6 • (Mass Soldiers & Sailors in Rev II 307). 60 v1. Benjamin5, 25 Jan 1760 (NEHGR CXIX 28, Jan 1965; b 25 July 1760 (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 197) - Ware­ ham Mass 14 Mar 1829 (stone E Wareham Cem); m Sandwich 22 (25) July 1783 Hannah, Sandwich 26 May 1674 - Wareham 30 Jan 1834 aet 70, dau of "Miller John" & m(l) Bath­ sheba (Gibbs) Perry; John Perry m(2) 1764 Alice3 (Nathaniel2- Richard1) Warren of Mayflower 1620. Benjamin5 built 3rd Bourne house on Indian Neck. Committeeman Wareham 1795; Selectman 1796; Fence Viewer 1799; in Rev in Capt Gibbs' Co, marched to Falmouth in alarm of 8 Dec 1776. "Whereas we, Ebenezer5 & Benjamin5 Bourne divided the land of our father Ebenezer & no fruit trees are on the part belonging to Benjamin, he & his heirs can have all the fruit that shall grow on I pear tree, being the most southerly & layest on Ebenezer's part of the land; also all from the apple trees standing or growing on land eastward of sd pear tree in Mar 1776, with liberty to take up sd pear tree at any time within 13 mos of this date. "Ebenezer Bourne" v11. Mehitable5, Wareham Mass 14 Mar 1762 - Vt (d Ware­ ham 1762 Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 197; this is an error); m Stephen b 15 Feb 1755, son of Josiah4 & Mary (Cornish) Gibbs. Removed to Vt. No recorded ch.

26 Ch of Maria4 (Nathan3-Elisha2) m as 2nd wife John Free­ man Sr:

39 i. John5 Freeman Jr. (In Freeman Gen, Fredk Freeman 1875 45 it is not clear that John is son of m(2); this same error is made by writers of article "Ezra Perry of Sand­ wich in NEHGR Vol 115 97, Apr 1961; see also NEHGR Vol 118 209, Apr 1964).

27 Ch of Jonathan4 (Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Hannah Dillingham: all b&d Sandwich Mass: 61 1. Maria5, 24 June 1727 bp 9 Nov 1735 - 29 Aug 1814 aet 84; m Sandwich 7 June 1744 Stephen b&d Sandwich 6 June 1720 - 6 July 1810, son of Nathan3 & Dorothy (Bry­ ant) Nye. (His sister Mary4 Nye m Elisha4 Bourne #31.) Stephen prominent in Sandwich, serving often as Deputy to Genl Court; member of Committee of Correspondence & Safety in the Rev; Delegate to l st & 3rd Mass Provincial Congresses. ii. John5, 30 Nov 1730 bp 9 Nov 1735 - 3 Aug 1737 aet 6 yrs (gravestone Sandw). 62 111. Capt Elisha5, 29 Nov 1733 bp 9 Nov 1735 - 24 Apr 1804 aet 70 (gravestone Sagamore Cem); m Sandwich 2 June 1757 J ohanna4 Nye #50. Elisha5 was proscribed & ban­ ished during Rev as a Tory, but in 1788 his citizenship was restored by Act of Legislature (Bstble Co Prob XXXI 50). Capt Elisha Bourne of Sandwich sells ¼ of the hull of sloop Nancy to William Perry,4Nov 1793. 1v. Nathan5, bp7Dec 1735-22Aug 1738aet2yrs. 63 v. Abigail5 b 1736 bp 7 Nov 1736; m as 1st wife Capt Silas5 Bourne Jr# I 05. Named in her father's will.

28 Ch of Elizabeth4 (Nathan3-Elisha2) m Simeon Dillingham Sr: all bp l st Ch Sandwich Mass: 1. Elizabeth5 Dillingham bp 31 Oct 1736. 11. Nathan5 Dillingham, 19 Jan 1730 bp 7 Nov 1736 - at sea 22July 1755. Named in Nathan's3 will. 64 111. Abigail5 Dillingham b 14 May 1733 bp 7 Nov 1736; m int 20 Oct 1753 m 22 Nov 1753 John Smith Jr b 12 Mar 1738/39, of Sandwich. Named in Nathan's3 will. John's will dated 21 Dec 1785.

40 65 1v. Johns Dillingham, 9 Jan 1735 / 36 bp 7 Nov 1736 - 27 Oct 1825 aet 90; (Fam recs give d 25 June 1827 aet 91); m 20 Apr 1758 Sarah (Branch?), 20 Jan 1736 - 27 Dec 1810 aet 75, dau of John3 & Sarah Blackmer. Given £1 in Nathan's3 will; prob recd property by deed prior to date of will. v. Marys Dillingham b 6 Apr 1738 bp 9 Apr 1738; m 23 Jan 1766 Prince, 9 Mar 1736 - 6 Sept 1803, son of Silas3 & Mary (Dillingham) Tobey. v1. Simeons Dillingham Jr b ab 1741 bp 7 Mar 1741/42. Pvt in Capt Simeon Fish's Co, Col Freeman's Regt 6-16 Sept 1779; pvt Capt Joseph Raymond's Co, Col David Rossi­ ter's Regt, Brig Genl Fellows' brigade 14-17 Oct 1780.

29 Ch of John4 (Nathan3-Elisha2) m Deborah Dillingham; all b&d Sandwich Mass: 1. Elizabeths b ab 1735 bp there 18 Apr 1742; dy. 11. Mary5, 19 Apr 1736 bp there 18 Apr 1742 - 22 Dec 1759 aet24. 111. Edward5, 19 Dec 1739 bp there 18 Apr 1742 - 22 Feb 1793 aet 52(?) No marriage data found. At date, 8 Nov 1782, of father's will he was designated an absentee. Per­ haps he was then living in an area under British control & that he went with other "United Empire Loyalists" when they left NY & Boston the following year. On 26 Jan 1794 his sister Abigail's hus­ band Thomas Bourne #55, took over administration of "the estate of Edward Bourne, late of Sandwich, intestate, deceased." A paper confirming the appt is signed by wdw Deborah (Dillingham) Bourne. (Barnst Co Probate XXVII 403). 66 1v. Abigail5, 4 Jan 1743 bp there 3 Apr 1743 - 6 Nov 1808; m 22 Mar 1764 Thomass Bourne #55. v. Hannahs b 4 Oct 174-(torn) bp 11 June 1749; dy. v1. Lucys_ b 4 Oct 174_(torn) bp 11 June 1749; dy.

30 Ch of Nathan4 Jr(-3-Elisha2) m Lydia Jennings: 1. Samuel5, Scituate Mass 2 Sept 1734 - 1758; unm. (Seit. VR). 67 11. Remembers, ab 1736 - aft 13 Apr 1775; m(l) Sandwich

41 Mass 23 Mar 1752 Nathaniel Jr, bp & d Sandwich 18 July 1731 - Mar or Apr 1770, son of Nathaniel4 (John3- Lt Mordecai2-John1) & Mary (Fish) Ellis Sr; m(2) 6 Sept 1772JohnSmith. (NEHGR CXXI 224, July 1967).

31 Ch of Elisha4 (Nathan3-Elisha2) m Mary Nye: all b & bp Sand­ wich Mass: 68 1. Stephen5 b 4 Jan 1737/38 bp 23 Nov 1740; m Sandwich 24 June 1762 Hannah b 28 May 1745, dau of John4 & Mercy (Swift) Pope. Removed to Wareham Mass 21 Mar 1784. (Sandw Ch recs). 11. Eunice5 b 8 Feb 1742/43 bp 17 Apr 1743; m bef 23 July 1761 .... Clarke.

32 Ch of Mary4 (Nathan3-Elisha2) m Israel Tupper; all bp Sand- which Mass: i. Nathaniels Tupperbp 13June 1736. ii. Child5 Tupper bp 23 Oct 1737. iii. J ohn5 Tupper bp 31 Dec 1738. iv. Nathans Tupperbp 22 Mar 1740/ 41. v. Wards Tupperbp 19 Dec 1742.

33 Ch of Maj Thomas4 Sr (Nathan3-Elisha2) m Mary Randall: all b Sandwich Mass: 69 1. Lucy5, 17 Feb 1748/49 - aft 14 Feb 1804; m Sandwich 2 Mar 1769 Israel5 Jr bp Wareham Mass ab 1747, son of Israel4 & Hannah (Swift) Fearing Sr of Wareham. A man of prominence, Maj in Mass Militia in Rev, led a detach­ ment which defeated the British 7 Sept 1778 at present site of Fort Phoenix. 70 11. Nathan5 b 1 Aug 1750; m ab 1776 Hannah (Foster?). This Nathans had a cousin (?) Nathan6 #74-iii m Hannah Swift. Various family records allege both Nathans m wives named Patience. The only record yet found which seems to refer to this Nathans #70, is the bp of dau Lucy of "Nathan & Han­ nah Bourne." Phps Nathan & Hannah removed from Barnstable Co before the 1790 census & may have had other ch else where. Nathan #70 & Patience are listed as heads of a family in 1790 census. (NE

42 HGR CXIX 30, 39, 40, Jan 1965) (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 210 has only Nathan 5 b 1750). 71 m. Lemuel\ 15 Sept 1751 - Middleborough Mass 26 Sept 1828; m ab 1784 Hannah Bourne #125. Lemuel is said to have been a Tory, "He joined the Royal Forces in RI during the Revolution." Unlike his father-in-law Capt Elisha Bourne #62, he is said to have remained a Tory. 1v. Elizabeth5 b 26 Nov 1753; m Mr Corless (in will of Maj Thomas4 called Ely J Curless; Corlace in Aptucxet Recs). 72 v. William5 b&d Sandwich Mass 29 June 1754 (Sandw YR) - 30 May (Mar?) 1834; m(l) 25 July 1793 Martha b&d Sandwich 24 Feb 1771 - 5 Dec 1800, dau of John4 & Bathsheba (Gibbs) Perry. (NEHGR CXY 287, Oct 1961); m(2) 6 Aug 1802 Salome Gibbs. All bur Old Cem Bourne Mass. v1. Marys b&d Sandwich Mass 9 June 1757 - 12 Oct 1757. 73 v11. Anselm\ 27 Sept 1757 (Sandw YR) - Port-au-Prince Haiti 28 Dec 1819; m Abigail Pope d 16 Dec 1848 aet 75. Both have stones in old Cem Bourne Mass. 74 v111. Capt Samuel5 bp 6 May 1759 (Sandw YR) - drowned at Monument (nr Bourne) 16 Aug 1806; m ab 1784 Mehit­ able Bourne#126. Gravestone in old Cem Bourne Mass. 75 1x. Asa5 b&d Sandwich Mass 1 Sept 1760 (Sandw YR) bp 26 Nov 1760 - 12 Apr 1829; m Sandwich 16 Feb 1785 Abigail Bourne#l27. In Rev. x. Marys, 18 Sept 1762(Sandw YR); m Ebenezer Crocker. 76 x1. Dea Bethuel5 b&d Sandwich Mass 22 Jan 1765 (Sandw YR; b 20 Dec I 765 Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 210) - 19 Sept 1838; mint 25 Sept 1790 m by Rev Henry Lin­ coln, Falmouth Mass 20 Jan 1791 (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 210: m I Feb 1791 NEHGR CXIX 32, Jan 1965) Hannah, 17 July 1769 - Sandwich 9 Mar 1852 aet 82, dau of John5 & Abigail (Gif­ ford) Nye. (Falm YR II 36, 86). Bethuel had large shipping inter­ ests; his wife's brothers were sea captains & ship owners; Dea 1st Ch Sandwich 1834; Selectman 1822-37; Postmaster Herring River 1831- 37. Hannah Nye related to George Nye whom Helen Marr7 Bourne #260 & to ArthurG Nye whom Mary Clapp7 Bourne#l 76-ii. xii. Thomas5 Jr b&d Sandwich Mass 20 Dec 1766 bp 19 Apr

43 1767 - prob bef June 1799; m Lucy (Gorham?); she m(2) Thomas Pope. The will of Thomas4 Sr leaves £1 to the unnamed wdw of Thomas5 Jr.

34 Ch of Deborah4 Pope (Eliz3-Elisha2) m Cornelius Tobey Sr: ( or­ der not known): 1. Deborah5 Tobey; m 12 July 1763 Barnabas Nye. 11. Patience5 Tobey; m 13 Feb 1746 Thomas Bassett. 77 m. Joshua5 Tobey, 1729 - 1794; m Sandwich Mass 12 Nov 1752 Maria b 24 Nov 1731, dau of Nathan Tobey (#15 in Tobey Gen). In Rev: Capt of a Co. Will dated 18 Mar 1794. "To sons Stephen, Nathan, Lemuel, Cornelius; to daus Fear, Deborah; to grch (ch of dau Catherine Gibbs dee) Hannah, Johanna, Sylvanus, Benjamin - one Span­ ish minted dollar to be divided equally between them; to wife Maria Tobey .... " 78 1v. Cornelisu5 Tobey Jr, Sandwich ab 1734 - 8 Oct 1778; m I Feb 1756 Lois b 25 May 1738, dau of John & Mercy (Swift) Pope. He held a Commission in the local (British (?) militia co, but resigned when the British government became so oppressive the people began to rebel. "Whereas application has this day been made to us, military of­ ficers of the companies of militia in Sandwich, by certain gentlemen said to be appointed by the Body of the People, to apply to us to resign our military commissions: We hereby transmit our resigna­ tion of our respective commissions to the chief colonel of the regi­ ment, to be by him transmitted to the Captain general; & that we will not by any ways or means assist in carrying into execution the late acts of Parliament; & that we will not accept of any commission in consequence of or in conformity to said acts, or under any uncon­ stitutional regulations. As witness our hands.

John Smith Cornelius Tobey. Elisha Bourne Silas Bourne Micah Blackwell. Sandwich 3 Oct 1774."

v. Lemuel5 Tobeyd 17Feb 1749.

44 vi. Joanna5 Tobey; m 15 Feb 1761 Elisha, son of John & Mercy(Swift) Pope. v11. Betsey5 Tobeyd 14Oct 1813. 79 v111. Dr Elisha5 Tobey, 14 July 1723 - d accidentally 10 May 1781 (Tobey Gen 1905 46, 47; d 17 Oct 1781 Mayflower Desc XXX 65); m 12 Jan 1745/46 Desire5 Newcomb #106. (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes gives Dr Elisha as son of Sam­ uel & Abiah (Fish) Tobey, which is an error); grad Harvard 1743 MD. Lived Dartmouth (later New Bedford) Mass, bought land there 12 June 1753; Repres to Genl Court 1770. Rev: Pvt on muster & payroll of Capt Isaac Pope's Co, Col Wm Shepherd's Regt, en­ listed for 9 mos, July, Aug Oct 1778; 5 Jan 1779 on a certificate of service given by Capt Isaac Pope, which certifies that Elisha Tobey who was drafted into Capt Nathaniel Hammond's Co in 1778, has now joined Pope's Co; also on rolls Mar & Apr 1779. His will dated 25 Apr 1781 probt 2 Oct 1781.

35 Ch of Sarah4 Pope (Eliz3-Elisha2) m Zaccheus Tobey Sr: 80 1. Elnathan5 Tobey b 11 Jan 1727 / 28; m Dartmouth Mass 3 Sept 1749 Deborah b 25 May 1731, dau of John & Phebe (Spooner) Taber. Elnathan bought land in Dart­ mouth 28 Nov 1761; sold this homestead farm & other lands 23 Dec 1777. Moved to Conway, Hampshire Co Mass; bought land there 3 Oct 1778 for £88 14s; sold land 11 Aug 1787 & on 17 Oct 1793. 11. Samuel5 Tobey b Dartmouth Mass 9 Feb 1729 / 30; m( 1) int 13 Aug 1752 Esther Rider; m(2) Abigail ... A mari­ ner (Sea Captain); bought land in Dartmouth 20 Sept 1762; removed to New Bedford where he bought land 17 Feb 1797. His will dated 8 Nov 1797, proved 2 Feb 1819, bequeathed all to his wife Abigail.No issue. 81 m. John5 Tobey, 29 July 1732 - 24 Sept 1811; m int Dart- mouth 3 Dec 1754 m 9 Jan 1754/ 55 Mary Bennett d 1820 aet 85. John Tobey "advanced in yrs" will dated 28 Mar 1811, probt 5 Nov 1811: "to wife Mary; to dau Salvina6 wdw of Daniel Bennett; Ruth7 Whelden; Parnell7, wdw of Consider Smith; Mary7 Mason; Reuben?, son of Reu­ ben Mason; Betsey M dau of Timothy Tallman; William

45 Bliss8 son of Richard Mason; Job & Hannah ch of Thom­ as Cook; Joseph7 Whelden & Salvina6 Bennett Execu­ tors." 82 IV. Zaccheus5 Tobey Jr b Dartmouth Mass 2 Dec 1734; m (1) int 1 Dec 1756 Anne Sampson; m(2) Ruhama ... Sold land in Dartmouth 1 May 1778 & 15 Mar 1798; of But­ ternuts, Otsego Co NY released mortgage on land in New Bedford Mass 14 Aug 1784. In Rev: Pvt on muster & pay­ roll of Capt Manassah Kempton's Co, Col Freeman's Regt, for service at RI on alarm 27 Sept - 29 Oct 1777, on a secret expedition. 83 v. Zoeth5 Tobey b Dartmouth Mass 14 July 1737; m(l) ...; m(2) Middleborough Mass IO Jan 1782 Abigail Keen of Middleborough. In Rev: Pvt on muster & payroll of Capt George Claghorn's Co, Col Abiel Mitchell's Regt July 31 - Oct 31 1780, in Bristol Co Regt raised to reinforce the Continental Army by resolve of 22 July 1780; also on warrant to pay officers & men of Capt Claghorn's Co, dated 27 Mar 1781; Pvt on muster & payroll of Capt Henry Jenne's Co, Col John Hathaway's 2nd Bristol Regt 2-8 Aug 1780, at RI on alarm; roll certified at Darthmouth. 84 v1. Lot5 Tobey b Dartmouth Mass 26 Sept 1739; m(l) int 30 Jan 1761 Keziah Jenne; m(2) int 30 Dec 1775 Elmener Dexter of Dartmouth; m(3) New Bedford Mass 7 Jan 1790 Abigail Tompkins. Bought land in Dartmouth 1771, 1779, etc; with wife Abigail sold land in New Bedford 11 May 1792; sold land alone 9 May 1798; removed to Greenfield, Greene Co NY where his dau Sarah6 Tobey joined him in a deed of land in New Bedford. In Rev: Pvt on muster & payroll Capt Henry Jenne's Co, Col John Hathaway's Regt 2-8 Aug 1780 to RI on alarm. 85 VIL Prince5 Tobey, Dartmouth Mass 7 June 1741 - Conway, Hampshire Co Mass 7 July 1810; m int 2 Aug 1764 m 5 Jan 1765 Jane Delano, 30 Dec 1743 - 4 Nov 1837. His will dated 1 May 1809, probt 11 Sept 1810: "To wife Jane the improvement of 1/ 3 part of homestead farm & bldgs, all house­ hold furniture, to be divided at her death between their daus; 1 horse, side saddle, cutter, harness & 1 / 3 of the neat stock; to son Elijah & daus Deborah, Elizabeth, Sarah, grch Polissa, Richard,

46 Jane & Cordelia Bond $1 each; to sons Elisha & Prince $0 & all the land in lot 67 in Conway, once owned by Ezra Tobey dee, to be divided between them. To daus Christiana & Pamelia $200 each at age 21; remainder of estate.to son Benjamin, executor." In Rev: Pvt on pay roll of Capt Benjamin Dillingham's Co, enlisted 15 Apr 1776 for 3 mos service on seacoast at Dartmouth; 1st Lt Mass Mili­ tia 12th Co, 2nd Bristol Regt, commissioned 27 Apr 1776; pvt on muster & payroll of Capt Simeon Fish's Co, Col Freeman's Regt Sept 1778, on alarm at Dartmouth & Falmouth. A sea Capt, lived at Dartmouth & Conway Mass. vu1. Elizabeth5 Tobey b 24 Apr I. 86 1x. N oah5 Tobey b Dartmouth Mass 8 Mar 17;; m Sally ... ; bought land in Conway Mass "by west end of lot 61, 29 Mar 1777. Sold land & bldgs in Conway "whereon he is now living" 28 Nov 1789, wife Sally joining in the deed. Removed to Ballston, Saratoga Co, NY. In Rev: In Capt Benjamin Dillingham's Co, marched from Dartmouth to camp, arriving there 15 Feb 1776. x. Mary5 Tobey b 9 Sept 1747; m 26 Jan 1769 Samuel (-3-Jonathan2) Tobey, Sandwich Mass 26 May 1739 - d bef his father, who in his will 1791 gave to grsons Nathan­ iel & John Tobey. (It is not certain if this was the Mary whom this Samuel; Tobey Gen, Pope 1905 48).

36 Ch of Bathsheba4 Pope (Hannah3-Elisha2) m Silvanus Gibbs; 87 i. Bathsheba5 Gibbs; m John Perry Sr.

37 Ch of Col Sylvanus4 (MeIJ[mILShear2) m Mercy Gorham: all b & bp Barnstable Mass (Mayflower Desc XXXIII 25):t_..,.,.... 88 1. Desire5, 19 Jan 1718 bp 4 Oct 1724 - aft 9 July 1781; m by Rev Joseph Green, Barnstable Mass 22 Dec 1737 Na­ thaniel, of Scituate Mass (Bstble VR), son of Dea Ste­ phen Clapp & bro of Thomas Clapp, Pres of Yale. 89 u. Mary5, Falmouth Mass 22 Apr 1720 bp 4 Oct 1724 - 14 Nov 1813 aet 94; mint 26 June 1742 m 7 July 1742 Hon Nathaniel Stone Jr, Harwich Mass 30 Nov 1714 - I Jan 1777. (Mayflower Desc XXIII 121). Magistrate & High,.__-·· Sheriff Barnstable Co.

47 90 m. Meletiah5 b&d Barnstable Mass 14 Nov 1722 bp 4 Oct 1724 - 9 Sept 1778 aet 56 after a long & painful illness; m ab 1752 Mary b&d Boston Mass 3 July 1732 - 6 Feb 1787, dau of Balthazar & Mary (Bowdoin) Bayard, & niece of Gov Bow­ doin. Meletiah adm to full communion with West Ch Boston 4 Jan 1756 (NEHGR XCIII 260, July 1939). Both bur E Parish Ch Barn­ stable. Flat 3'x6' red sandstone tablets on raised stones over graves. Mary's had a 2' sq marble (?) inset which is gone. On Meletiah's stone is: "Surely when men like these depart, The cause of virtue deeply feels the wound." "He was a gentleman who in public employ conducted with great reputation to himself & honor to his country & in the more private walks of sociable life, exhibited those virtues which have raised in the bosoms of those who knew him, a monument that shall exist when this stone be mouldered to its native dust. In him the Christian gr;wes shone with peculiar lustre & the plaudit of an approving conscience was the summit of his ambition." (This tablet in 1968 in very poor condition). Meletiah served as Overseer of the Poor in Boston & Town Auditor 1772. The will of Meletiah5 dated Barnstable 9 Sept 1778, probated 29 Jan 1779 (Suffolk Co Probt Vol 80 p 91) gives "to Mary, my be­ loved wife, in lieu of Dower the use of my dwelling house & gardens in Boston in Milk St (this property Meletiah acquired by deed 10 June 1675 for £150 from Rev James Bridgham (Suffolk Co Deeds, Vol 104 p 216. He evidently did not doubt the victory of the rebel cause!) ... during her natural life, reserving to my 2 daus Mary & Sarah, liberty to live in sd house so long as they remain single ... I also give ... to my wife all my household stuff & furniture except my plate & what I shall hereafter dispose .... & my best chaise & black horse & piece of black Padafoy (peau de soie?), about 20 yds & also the best piece of Holland & a large silver tankard which was her grfather's ... to my son Meletiah my silver hilted sword, my silver spurs, my brass barrelled silver mounted pistolls & also my horse, saddle & bridle now in the hands of Nathaniel Clapp Esq & also all that he is indebted to me .... To my son Sylvanus my large gold watch with a seal set in gold, the bed & furniture he hath in his possession, also £100. . . to my sons Meletiah & Sylvanus

48 all my wearing apparrel between them except my new Scarlet Cloth Coat. ... to my bro Richard my pinchbeck watch now in the hands of my son Sylvanus ... a good new beaver hat & to his wife £20 in money, or linnen of that value ... to my bro in law Isaac Hinckley Esqr £30, in consideration of his boarding my 2 daus ... It is my will that my negro Scipio shall faithfully serve his mistress until he arrives at 25 yrs; that he be then manumitted ... to him £20 ... All my housing lands & real estate to be equally divided among my 4 ch ... & all monies, accounts, plate etc to my loving wife Mary ¼ & the other¾ among my children." Mary petitioned the Court to trans­ fer probate from Bstble to Boston; granted (Acts & Resolves Vol 21 596). Just how this was done with the British in occupation of Bos­ ton would be interesting to know. 91 1v. Col Williams, Barnstable Mass 27 Feb 1723/24 bp 4 Oct 1724 - Marblehead Mass Aug 1770 aet 47; m(l) 30 May 1756 (Mblhd VR) Sarah Le Gallis, 1731-1763 aet 33; m(2) 2 May 1768 Deborah (NEGHR CXVIII 283, Oct 1964 has Eliza- beth (Tasker) Freeman, dau of Judge John & Deborah (Skinner) Tasker, wdw of m(l) 1 Oct 1758 James Freeman, Fairfield Ct 5 Nov 1728 - Marblehead Mass 27 May 1763). (Wives not in Aptucxet recs; Bourne Fam, Swett & Eliot gives William m(l) 30 May 1756 Clara, dau of Lt Gov George Hazard; No record found of such a dau.) Col William5, as a child, was pronounced hopelessly ill by a white doctor. The Indians brought their Medicine Man & William's mother did not hesitate to allow them to perform their Indian rites & give the child their simple medicines. William recovered. He served in Gorham's Rangers at taking of Louisburg 1758; wealthy merchant of Marblehead; Justice of the Court; he exerted his influ­ ence to procure a charter & raise funds for the bridge at Newbury Mass; for this he was the first to pass over the bridge; Col of Mili­ tia; (Bourne Fam. Swett & Eliot 1894; Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 216). (From Boston Weekly News Letter 30 Aug 1770): "On Wednesday were interred the Remains of the Hon William Bourne ... A gentleman blessed with good natural abilities, which improved by a liberal education & an extensive acquaintance with the world.

49 "In the vale of private life, where merit is impartially examined, his worth was conspicuous; his Vivacity, frankness & delicacy of sentiment endeared him to every acquaintance, & to his honor, his free social hours will long be remembered by them with delight. "The goodness of his heart & the integrity of his life corresponded · to the clearness of his head; so that he beheld with philosophic firmness & Christian resignation his approaching dissolution; &, a few days before his death, discovered an uncommon vigor & serenity of mind in the orderly disposition of his affairs. "Quis desiderio sit pudor aut modus Tam cari capitas? etc to Quando ullum iveniet parem?" Translated by AD Godley 1898: From Horace, Odes I, 24, 1, 2, 8: To Virgil on the death of their common friend Quintilius Varus in 24 BC: "Why should shame stint our grief for one so dear? Begin thou the dirge, Melpomene, gifted by the father with lyre & clear voice. Eternal sleep then lies heavy on Quintilius! On him, for whom, when shall Honour find a Peer." (Part referred to above; rest of Ode follows): "Honour & Justice sister, untarnished Faith & naked Truth? Many are the good who mourn his fall, none, Virgil, more deeply than thou. Thy vain devotion asks back Quintilius from the Gods; 'twas not for this thou didst entrust him to their care. Nay - if more sweetly than Thracian Orpheus thou wert to tune a lute that trees might list, the life would ne'er return to that airy sprite that once, with wand of dread, Mercurius, o'er harsh to ope Destiny's gates for prayer, hath herded with his dusty band. 'Tis hard: but whate'er 'tis forbidden to amend, endurance may lighten." 92 v. Hannah5, Barnstable Mass 8 Dec 1725 bp 9 Jan 1726 - aft 9 July 1781; m there 18 Dec 1748 Isaac Jr, 31 Oct 1719 - Dec 1802, son of Isaac & Mary (Gorham) Hinck­ ley Sr of Barnstable. Isaac Jr grad Harvard 1740. v1. Mercy5, Barnstable Mass Mon 22 Aug 1727 bp 27 Aug 1727 - aft 9 July 1781; m by Rev Joseph Green, Barn­ stable 10 Apr 1751 Samuel Jordan Esq, Biddeford Me 5 Apr 1729 - Saco Me 19 Oct 1802 (Jirden in Aptucxet recs) BA & MA Harvard. 93 v11. Abigail5, Barnstable Mass Sat 21 June 1729 bp Sun 22 1729 (as was Puritan custom) - Marshfield Mass 21 Dec 1761 aet 32 (stone Winslow Cem, Marshfield); m by Rev

50 Joseph Green, Barnstable (VR) 14 Mar 1754 Kenelm Jr, b&d Marshfield 1717 - 13 Aug 1780 aet 63, son of Ken­ elm b 1675 & m(l) Abigail (Waterman) d 1729, Winslow Sr. (Famous Fam of Mass, Crawford 343-45). v111. Capt Sylvanus5 Jr, Barnstable Mass 12 Nov 1731 bp 14 Nov 1731 (Bstbl VR & Ch recs) - suddenly Martha's Vineyard Mass 22 May 1761 (gravestone Bstble); m int Barstable 5 Dec 1756 m by Rev Joseph Green 3 Feb 1757 Hannah, 24 Aug 1735 (Bstbl VR; Aptucxet recs) - 13 June 1799 aet 63 (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 217 gives d 13 June 1789 aet 62), dau of Thomas & Martha (Russell) Sturges. Merchant; Capt in Mass Pro­ vincial Army. Saying he was bound on a dangerous mission, he made his will, leaving his entire estate to his wife. The estate was £122 9s, including a small stock of merchandise. Sylvanus went to Martha's Vineyard, where he was re-arming men for the Province, in whose service he had been employed several years. 94 1x Eunice\ Barnstable Mass 16 Feb 1732/33 - bef 9 July 1781; m by Rev Joseph Green, Barnstable 19 June 1755 (Bstbl VR; m 1754 Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 217) Capt John Gallison of Marblehead Mass. (Mayflower Desc XXVII 5; Garrison in Aptucxet recs is error). 95 x. Dr Richard5 b&d Barnstable Mass 1 Nov 1739 bp 18 Nov 1739 - 25 Apr 1826 aet 86 (gravestone Bstble); m there 29 Mar 1770 (Bstbl VR) Hannah, b&d Barnstable 9 Mar 1741 - 5 Mar 1826 aet 85 (Bstbl Cem recs), dau of John & m(l) Abigail (Allen) Sturges. For many yrs Barnstable Postmaster; Town Library was kept at his house. A physician, but he rarely had a patient. His saddle bags & spurs were ready on the table each night. He inherited none of his father's energy or intellectual power, although well educated, with a good knowledge of the theory & practice of medicine. He was courteous & accommodating; a temperate man, never in­ toxicated at his own expense. Returning home from a Christmas party, he had to ride 4 miles through the woods, a route well known to his horse. He tried another route, became lost, saw a shiny stump, dismounted, removed his boots to warm his feet at this im­ aginary fire, remounted but left the boots. At daylight headed away from home, he met some of his friends & asked politely, "Can you

51 tell me, am I in this town or the next?" Seeing him bootless, they took him to a house, fed, warmed & booted him & headed him homewards. It took him several days to recover. Young boys would come to the Post office & tease him with "Find your boots?" or "Am I in this town or the next?". He would grasp his buggy whip, but the boys were always at a safe distance. A few years before his death, Richard was replaced as Postmas­ ter by Matthew Cobb, Esq. His accounts had not been carefully kept, neglecting to take vouchers in all cases. He was unable to prove his honesty, concerning about $1000.00 (or £ ?). His prop­ erty was taken, sold & the proceeds taken by the government, leav­ ing the family destitute until death. Later it was found the government was in error. The money was refunded, not to Richard or his wife, "a very intelligent woman," but to their daughter Abigail on her wedding day. Richard never knew his name was cleared. (Hist of Cape Cod II 31, 32).

38 Ch of J ohn4 Sr (Mel3[mlLShear2) m Mercy Hinckley: all b&d Falmouth (VR I, 216,225,248; II, 11, 193): i. Daughter5 b&d 9 Jan 1721. 96 11. Joseph\ 4 Apr 1725 - 24 Feb 1799 aet 74; m int Fal- mouth (VR) 19 Aug 1753 m 6 Sept 1753 Hannah Hath­ away, ab 1724-17 Apr 1807 aet 83. m. Sarah5, 4 Apr 1725 - aft 22 Feb 1777; m Falmouth 2 Apr 1747 (Dartmouth Mass VR) Samuel b Nov 1714, son of John3 & Prudence (Gibbs) Mendall. (m Samuel Swift, Aptucxet recs). 1v. Mary5, 10 Apr 1727 - aft 7 June 1749 & bef 22 Feb. 1777. 97 v. John5 Jr b 10 June 1729 bp 23 Sept 1742; mint 11 Aug 1751 m by R Robinson, Town Clerk Falmouth 10 Nov 1751 Persis Davis, b&d Falmouth ab 1732 - 2 Jan 1823 aet 92 - 7 mos. v1. Mercy5, Oct 1731 - 24 Dec 1737. 98 v11. Elizabeth\ 26 June 1733 - aft 22 Feb 1777; mint 7 July 1753 m(l) 16 Oct 1753 Jonathan, 12 Dec 1730 - 31 Dec 1763, son of Dea Jireh4 & Deborah (Hathaway) Swift; m(2) 31 July 1766 Thomas b 3 Oct 1740, son of Stephen4 & Rebecca Tabor of Dartmouth.

52 99 v111. David5 b 6 Feb 1735/ 36; m int 1 Jan 1764 m 26 Feb 176 Mary Hathaway. 1x. Mercy5, 14 May 1738 - aft 22 Feb 1777; m 4 June 1761 Col Barachiah Bassett (not in Swett & Eliot 1894). x. Thomas5, 2 Aug 1740-aft 10 Sept 1754. x1. Isaac5, 18 Aug 17 bp 19 Aug 1746 (Ch recs) - bef 9 May 1750.

39 Ch of Rev Shearjashub4 Sr (Mel3EmILShear2) m(l) Abigail Cot­ ton: all b&d Sandwich Mass: 100 1. Elizabeth5 (Aptucxet recs say Eunice), 11 July 1726 - bef 28 Feb 1767 (date of father's will); m int 12 June 1748 m 19 Oct 1748 Amasa Bailey of Scituate Mass. 11. Abigail5, 1 Aug 1727 - bef 28 Feb 1767; m Joseph Holt. ( fst Parish Ch recs; Seit VR to 1850 I & John Lathrop's original mss say Holt; Aptucxet says m Bailey). 101 111. Desires, 22 Jan 1728/29 - 28 Jan 1760; m int 19 Aug 17; m(l) 30 Nov 1749 Jonathan Jr b 28 Nov 1728, son of Jonathan & Mehitable (Lothrop) Russell; also Loth­ rop Russell as son of Desire & Lothrop Russell); m(2) int 29 Oct 1757 Benjamin Bailey (Seit VR). 1v. Bathsheba5, 3 Oct 1730 - bef 27 Feb 1767; m(l) Thomas Bourne (Swett & Eliot); m(2) 22 Dec 1757 Samuel Ennis of Boston (Seit VR; Emmes in NEHGR CXVIII 288, Oct 1964). v. Shearjashub5, 8 May 1732- 25 June 1732.

39 Ch of Rev Shearjashub Sr m(2) Sarah Brooks: 1. Stillborn child5 b 20 July 1738. 102 11. Shearjashub5 Jr, b&d Scituate Mass 28 Sept 1739 - 12 Aug 1819; m 19 Oct 1769 Sarah d Scituate 4 Dec 1829 (Seit VR), dau of James Woodworth of Scituate. In Rev, pvt in Capt Samuel U Nelson's Co, Col Willard's regt. His pay ab­ stract for travel allowance from Fort Edward NY via Albany to Scituate, dated Plymouth Mass 20 Dec 1776. Also enlisted Scituate in Capt John Winslow's (Wilson?) Co, Col Marshall's Regt, his term to expire 10 Jan 1778, age 38, 5 ft, dark. After 3 mos 1 days service at West Point his Co was detached to reinforce the Conti­ nental Army.

53 39 Ch of Rev Shearjashub4 Sr m(3) Deborah Barker: 1. Roland5, 4 Oct 1751 - bef 28 Feb 1767 (date of father's will, Roland not mentioned).

40 Ch of Col Silas4 Sr (Mel3lm 1LShear2) m Mary Allen #47; all b bp & d Sandwich Mass: 103 1. James5, 21 Feb 1730/31 - 19 May 1807 at home of son Allen6; mint 3 Feb 1753 m Sandwich 18 Feb 1753 Mary (Sandw VR), ab 1731 - 3 Mar 1798, dau of Ebenezer4 & Deborah (Tobey) Nye. In Rev. 11. Shearjashub5 , 7 Mar 1733 - 7 Nov 1733 aet 8 mos (stone Sandw Cem). 104 111. Meletiah5, 11 Nov 1734 - 21 Mar 1803 aet 69 (stone Sandw Cem); m(l) Hannah (Nye?) d 10 May 1762 aet 26 (stone Sandw Cem); m(2) by Joseph Green Jr, Sandwich 13 May 1764 Mary Howes of Yarmouth Mass, ab 1737 - 1 Jan 1820 (stone Sandw Cem). Mary adm to Sandwich Ch 19 Aug 1764. A Tory at the start of the Rev, but "Meletiah Bourne Esq hath petitioned the Court for permission to take the Oath of Allegiance to this State & to return to his family; professing himself to have been convinced, since his refusal & commitment, that it is his duty to take sd oath & upon the representation being made of sd Mele­ tiah's character in private life & his prudence in not opposing pub­ lick measure to the degree some have done, there is ground to be­ lieve he is hearty in his professions & will demean himself as a good subject of this State, & as this Court are ever more ready to receive the returning penitent than to punish with rigour, therefore any Justice of the Peace can order sd Oath, & there appears no damage by his being liberated - on bond of £1000. So ordered 18 June 1778." (Mass Acts & Resolves XX 457). 105 iv. Capt Silas5 Jr, 20 Feb 1736/37 - 13 Mar 1781 aet 44 (stone Sandw Cem); m(l) 23 June 1762 Abigail5 Bourne #63; m(2) by Samuel Palmer, Sandwich 8 Oct 1767 Fear, ab 1742 - Boston Mass 30 June 1809, dau of Lt Joseph & Rebecca (Freeman) Parker of Falmouth. As a wdw Fear removed to Boston, "bought for $3,333.33 from Joseph Blake of Boston, a parcel of land with dwelling house in westerly part of Boston, on a way lead­ ing from Staniford St to the Rev Mr Howard's Meeting House." (2 Nov 1799 Suffolk Co Deeds Vol 193, 126).

54 v. Mary5, 19 May 1739 bp 30 May 1739 - 19 Feb 1759 aet 20 yrs. (stone Sandw Cem). v1. Ezra5, 27 Sept 17 41 - 6 Nov 17 42 aet 13 mos. ( stone SandwCem). v11. Desire5, 8 Aug 1746 bp Sept 1746 - 29 Mar 1747 aet 7 mos (stone Sandw Cem).

41 Ch of Bathsheba4 (MeIJ[mILShear2) m(l) William Newcomb; all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Mercys Newcomb b 4 Feb 1723; m 24 Oct 1742 John b 11 Apr 1716, son of William & Abigail3 #13 (Bourne) Bassett. Cordwainer of Rochester Mass. 106 11. Desires Newcomb, 21 July 1725 - Acushnet Mass 5 Jan 1778, bur there; m 12 Jan 1745/46 Dr Elishas Tobey #79. m. Peters Newcomb b 4 Sept 1726 dy. 107 1v. Marys Newcomb, 3 Apr 1728 - 12 Dec 1808; m 10 Apr 1760 Lemuel Jr, Dartmouth Mass 12 Mar 1732 - 13 Dec 1796, son of Lemuel & Elizabeth (Hunt) Pope Sr of Dart­ mouth. 108 v. Sarahs Newcomb, 21 Oct 1729 - 20 May 1794; m as 2nd wife 19 Oct 1760 Benjamin Jr, bp 20 July 1729 - 24 Oct 1783, son of Rev Benjamin, 3 June 1701 - 7 Aug 1746, & Rebecca (Smith) d 15 Aug 1762 aet 65, Fessenden Sr. Benjamin Jr's will dated 21 Apr 1783, probt 12 Nov 1783; Sarah's will dated 23 Dec 1793, probt 8 July 1794. v1. Williams Newcomb, 27 Jan 1730/31 - 17 Sept 1807; m Elizabeth .... d Sandwich 11 Jan 1821 aet 81 (Sandw Recs). 109 v11. Hannahs Newcomb b 4 June 1732; m(l) Sandwich 14 Aug 1748 Dr Jonathan4 (Thomas3-2-1) Sturges; m(2) int 19 Apr 1759 m Sandwich 13 May 1759 John3 (Saml2- John1) Jennings d Winthrop Me 10 Mar 1800; -m(3}" - D.ea-'Fhema-s?.{Wm'!-J:2:L)-Bassett; ;Vo / v111. Thomass Newcomb b 11 June 1734; m 11 Dec 1756 Sarah b 23 May 1734, dau of Joshua & Eunice (Allen) Haws of Yarmouth Mass.

55 41 Ch ofBathsheba4 m(2) Maj Genl Timothy Ruggles Sr: 1. Martha5 Rugglesb 10Aug 1737;mJohn Tufts. 11. Timothys Ruggles Jr b 1738; m Sarah Dwight. To Nova Scotia aft his father's death 1795. m. Marys Ruggles b 1741; m Dr John Green of Worcester Mass. 1v. John5 Ruggles b 1742; m Hannah Sackett. To Nova Scotia with his father ab 1784. 110 v. Richard5 Ruggles, Hardwick Mass 1743 - Clements, An- napolis Co NS 1832; m Cornwallis NS 1771 Wealthia Hathaway, Freeport or Taunton Mass 1750 - Annapolis Co NS 1824. Went to NS with his father ab 1784. v1. Bathshebas Ruggles b 1745; m John (Joshua?) Spooner. "The most shocking murder case of this generation ended 2 July 1778, with the hanging of Bathsheba at Worcester, for complicity (withcraft?) in the murder of her husband John Spooner. Her father, then on Staten Island NY (with the British forces) was kept in ignorance of the affair by the simple if incredible procedure of his friends persuading the NY newspapers to print nothing about it." (Thomas Hutchinson's Diary in British Museum, 7 Dec 1778. In the same spirit the editor of this printed diary omitted this passage.) v11. Elizabeths Ruggles b 1748; m Gardner Chandler of Wor­ cester Mass.

42 Ch of Martha4 (Ezra3-Shear2) m Benjamin L'Hommedieu Jr: 1. Benjamins L'Hommedieu III 11. Grovers L'Hommedieu. 111. Martha5 L'Hommedieud 1758. 111 1v. Ezra5 L'Hommedieu, 30 Aug 1734 - 28 Sept 1811; m(l) 1765 Charity d 31 July 1785, dau of Nicoll Floyd & sister of Genl William Floyd, signer of the Declaration of In­ dependence; m(2) 1803 Mary Catherine, dau of Nicoll Havens of Shelter Island NY. Ezra5 grad Yale 1754; 1764 had power of attor­ ney from Richard Andrews to collect claims; Apr 1775 Ezra signed petition to resist claims of English ministry who wanted to enforce subjection by arms; May 1775 delegate to 1st NY Provincial Con­ gress; re-elected to 2nd, 3rd, 4th; 1779, 81, 83, member Continental

56 Congress; NY State Senator to Washington 1784-1809, except in 1793; 1787 Regent NY State University. After the war, he wrote articles on agricultural subjects, such as using fish for fertilizer, ditches & hedges for enclosures, sheep & calf raising, clover for pas­ tures, etc. (Hist of Lt Benj F Thompson 391, footnote; NY Gen & Biog Diet I, 3-8, 208).

43 Ch of Elizabeth4 (Ezra3-Shear2) (Bourne) Loring m(2) Timo­ thy4 BourneJrsee#21.

44 Ch of Mary4 (Ezra3-Shear2) m Rev John Angier Sr: i. Martha5 Angier, 20 Oct 1733 - 1747 "of the throat dis­ temper." ii. John5 Angier Jr, bp 26 Oct 1735 - 1747 "of the throat distemper." 111. Ezra5 Angier, bp 9 Feb 1737 / 38 - 1747 "of the throat distemper." 1v. Mary5 Angier b 12 May 1740; m 15 Oct 1767 Ephraim Hyde. Yale 1758. 112 v. Samuel5 Angier, 20 Mar 1743 - 1805; m 29 Nov 1796 Judith Smith. Grad Harvard AB 1763. 113 v1. Oakes5 Angier, 10 Dec 1745 - I Sept 1786; m 17 Jan 1774 Susannah Howard. Grad Harvard AB 1774.

45 Ch of Samuel4 Sr (Ezra3-Shear2) m Elizabeth L'Hommedieu; all b & bp Falmouth Mass: 1. Sarah5 b 8 Apr 1740; mint 11 Apr 1761 Ephraim Swift. Prob the legatee named in will dated 4 Nov 1744 of Ep­ hraim Swift, planter, of White Oak, Onslow Co NC. 11. Ezra5 b 25 Jan 1742 - prob d bef date of father's will 1791. 114 111. Benjamin5 b 28 June (Jan?) 1744; m int 21 Oct 1768 m Judith Beals of Hingham Mass (Falmouth VR). Benja­ min named in father's will. 1v. Prince5, 7 Mar 1746 - prob d bef date of father's will 1791. v. Martha5, 27 Feb 1748 - prob d bef date of father's will 1791.

57 115 v1. Samuel5 Jr, 9 Apr 1750 - bef 9 Mar 1830; m int 8 Apr 1780 Diademia Leonard of Middleborough Mass (Fal­ mouth VR), sister of Elizabeth m Timothy5 Bourne #118. (Phps this Samuel5 Bourne filed m int 22 Aug 1778 (Rochester Mass VR 1914 II 49) to m Mary Foster of Rochester. If so no issue & herd date unknown). 116 vn. Nathaniel5 b 7 Feb 1754; m int 13 Nov 1779 (Palm VR II 26) m 1779 Mehitable b Sandwich Mass 31 Dec 1766/- 67, dau of John4 & Mercy (Howes) Tobey. 117 v111. Nathans, 6 May 1756 - Sandwich Mass 1829; m Sand­ wich (Barnstable) 20 May 1781 Patience b 18 Sept 1754 (Palm VR I 195:II 69; (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 223 gives Patience b 24 July 1763), dau of Isaac & Mercy (Goodspeed) Jones Jr. 118 1x. Timothy5, bp 21 Nov 1758 - 22 Nov 1821; m there 27 Apr 1794 Elizabeth Leonard (Palm VR II 69, 200), sister of Diademia m Samuel5 Bourne# 115. x. Elizabeth5; mint 15 Aug 1778 m Abraham Chace of Tis­ borough Mass (Palm VR II 25). Elizabeth living 21 Oct 1791, named in her father's will.

46 Ch of Shearjashub4 Sr (Ezra3-Shear2) m Ruth (Bosworth) Church: all b bp & d Bristol RI (VR): i. Martha5 b 15 Aug 1748 bp 4 Sept 1748; m ... Thomp­ son. 119 ii. Hon Shearjashub5 Jr, 4 Dec 1751 bp 5 Jan 1752 - 24 Nov 1821 aet 70 (AVR RI VI 64; d 24 Dec 1821 in AVR RI VI 8; see also AVR RI 1894 VI part 1 119); m(l) by Rev John Burt, Bristol 4 Mar 1773 Ruth, b&d Bristol 7 Sept 1751 bp 21 Nov 1751 - 28 Jan 1792/93 (AVR RI VI 109; VIII 298), aet 42, dau of John & Elizabeth Waldron. (DeWolfe Fam Hist 285 gives m Ruth Wardwell, incorrect); m(2) Bristol 20 Nov 1793 Rachel Kent, Barrington RI 1768 - Bristol 21 Nov 1844 aet 76. Justice Inferior Court of Common Pleas 1782; of Superior Court 1784; Mar 1786 on Committee to examine revision of the laws; 1790 apptd Inspector of Bristol to examine the claims against the US. A well-documented family legend says that Rachel was a witch & was nearly executed for casting evil spells on the family of the 1st wife Ruth Waldron.

58 Ruth was buried across the foot of Shearjashub's grave in Bristol. It is not known where Rachel was buried. On 4 June 1792 a distillery owned by Shearjashub5 Bourne & Samuel Wardwell began operations. For 35 yrs it produced 200 gals of rum daily, much of which was shipped to the west coast of Africa. The ships there picked up slaves for the West Indies, where they picked up molasses for the rum distillery. (Hist of Bristol RI, Munro 246). They owned 42 vessels. 120 m. Judge Benjamin5, 9 Dec 1755 bp 11 Jan 1756 - 17 Sept 1808; m Bristol 2 June 1781 (2 Feb 1781 m int?) Hope (Child) Diman of Warren RI, b&d Bristol 7 Apr 1759 - Dec 1811 (d 11 Aug 1811 DeWolfe Fam, Munro 285), dau of Crom- welP of Warren RI b 14 Jan 1716 & ... (Turner) Child; wdw of Capt Benjamin Diman (AVR RI XH 5). (Cromwell3-John2 b 1702(?) -John1 m Margery Howard b 1673, who is said to be grdau of Oliver Cromwell). Martha Varnum Diman (Dimond), d "Silver Creek" Bristol 6 Nov 1850, was dau of Hope Child & m(l) Benjamin Diman. Hope was one of 4 sisters: Martha Child m Genl James K Varnum; Elizabeth Child m Dr Peter Turner of Newport; Abigail Child m Moses Turner; their bro was killed by Indians. Judge Benjamin5 grad Harvard AB 1775 with distinguished hon­ ors; MA 1778; LLD Brown 1801; Quartermaster 2nd Regt RI 1776; studied law under James K Varnum, one of the most able advocates of his time, who was commissioned a Genl on the staff of Genl George Washington, who visited Bristol 1781 & was entertained by the Varnums. In Aug 1776, just after the disastrous Battle of Long Island, he was apptd Ensign of a Co, 2nd RI Regt, soon became regimental quartermaster, serving until the Northern Army was disbanded. He then opened a law office in Providence, where he rapidly established an enviable reputation for probity & talent. In 1779-80 member RI Genl Assembly; Sept 1779 one of a committee of 4 to revise the military laws of RI; 1782 Justice Inferior Court of Common Pleas; 1784 of Superior Court; 1785-89 Justice of the Peace; Mar 1786 on Commission to examine revision of the laws; 1789 in company with Rev James Manning, Pres of Brown Univ, chosen to present to Con-

59 gress a petition setting forth the distressed condition of RI, praying that her commerce might be exempted from foreign duties in the ports of the Union. At 34, elected member of Congress & served as 1st Repres from RI under US Constitution 1795, resigning to suc­ ceed Henry Marchant in US District Court of RI. In 180 I US Courts were reorganized; he was apptd one of the Judges of the eastern circuit, composed of Mass, Maine, NH & RI. On the repeal of the Act creating this intermediate court, he re­ turned to the practice of law. On becoming a Judge, he moved to Bristol. In politics a decided Federalist, standing high among the illustrious leaders of that party, maintaining an intimate correspon­ dence with such men as Hamilton, Pickering, Sedgwick & Ames. Benjamin was a member of the RI Genl Assembly 1787, which moved to call a Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia 1787. He was a leading Federalist & encouraged ratification of the United States Constitution, an unpopular political position at the time, which suggests Benjamin had considerable moral courage, as RI did not join the Union until 1790. He was apptd by Mr Manning, Pres of the Convention, to present the address to George Washington; 1790 elected RI's 1st Repres to US Congress, served 1790-96; apptd 1801 by Pres John Adams, Judge of US Circuit Court. In a copy of Ovid printed London 1719, this was found: "Shear­ jashub5 Bourne: his jure Possidet idet 1737" & the date 1739. Ben­ jamin5 added: "B B 1771: Hie liber es meus, Testis es Deus. Siquis predatur." (This book is mine, God is my witness. Whoever purloins it by the neck shall hang.) Judge Benjamin5 writes: "From the parlor window I could look at 3 British ships anchored on 17 Oct 1775 - the Rose, the Glascow, the Swan. The Commander Capt Sir James Wallace of the Royal Navy, demanded of the town 40 sheep. The town spokesman Lt Col William Bradford, later Lt Gov, asked for time to parley - granted. But inside an hour the town was bombarded. One shell from the Newport Mercury, with more zeal for total abstinence than was prevalent at the time, entered Finney's distillery house, passing through 3 hogshead of rum, spilling the contents." Martha Diman used to indicate the place where shot lodged in the house. Her niece Mrs Julia Sophia7 (Jones) #370 Perry accepted the story. Her half-sister Betsey6 Bourne #120-iv would dismiss it

60 with "La, Julia, some of Martha's poetry." When repairs were made, with Julia present, out rolled 5 small cannon balls. Mrs Perry gave one to each of her 5 sons. Benjamin5 enlisted 1776, Qtrmaster of 2nd RI Regt. In a letter to his father, dated Bannister House 1776, he writes: "Yesterday I waited impatiently for Frank (servant) & just heard he is at Hdqtrs. I shall go send him home. I cant tell yet how I shall like my military life, but fancy it will be agreeable. Nothing at present mars my hap­ piness, but the reluctance my mother showed at my departure. "I dined yesterday with Col Babcock who says he shall write to the Assembly to have my pay increased - should be very glad if you would attend ... second the motion - but I imagine it would be more feasible to obtain another commission. The Commissions were not filled at the Committee (Meeting). "My duty to my mother & my love to all, "B Bourne. "PS. I cannot tell yet what I want - but if I tarry, a bed will be neces­ sary." On leaving the army, he resumed his law studies. "In passing through Bristol 1781 when the citizens received 'The Father of His Country' with an escort of mounted horsemen & strewed flowers & evergreens in his path" (Hist of Bristol, Munro) Pres Washington addressed the citizens "at the bridge," a stone's throw from "Silver Creek." It was possibly now that Mrs Martha (Child) Varnum, aged 25, wife of Genl James K Varnum, prepared a great feast for Washing­ ton, which she loved to describe in her old age. Washington entrusted to her the entertainment for Lafayette, on his first arrival from France in 1778, where his winter quarters were in the home of Joseph Reynolds, next door to the Varnums.

47 Ch of Mary4 Allen (Mary3-Shear2) m Col Silas4 Bourne. See #40.

48 Ch of Rev Zachariah4 Mayhew Sr (Remember3-Shear2) m Elizabeth Allen: 121 1. Nathan5 Mayhew b 18 May 1741; m(l) 28 June 1761 Susanna Athearn, 1 Nov 1735 - 30 Dec 1778; m(2) 8 Nov

61 1781 Abigail Boardman b 1750. 122 ii. William5 Mayhew, 7 July 1746 - 13 July 1785; m 1775 Margaret Mayhew; she m(2) 1792Jeremiah Mayhew. 111. Elizabeth5 Mayhew b 30 Jan 1749; m Samuel Norton. 123 1v. Jonathan5 Mayhew, 7 Jan 1755 - 17 Dec 1805; m 25 Oct 1792 Parnell Mayhew. 124 v. Zachariah5 Mayhew Jr, 28 Aug 1757 - Williamsburg Mass 29 May 1830; m(l) Anne Davis; m(2) Mrs Desire (Allen) Butler, 5 Nov 1767-Goshen Mass. v1. Rebecca5 Mayhew, 1765-13 May 1786; unm.

49 Ch of Rev Jonathan4 Mayhew (Remember3-Shear2) m Eliza­ beth Allen: 1. Child5 Mayhewdy. 11. Elizabeth5 Mayhew, 1759 - Liverpool Eng 5 July 1829; m 5 June 1790 Peter Wainwright.

50 Ch of Johanna5 Nye (Mehitable4-Tim3-Job2) m Capt Elisha5 Bourne Sr #62: all b Sandwich Mass: 125 1. Hannah6 b 17 Dec 1758; m ab 1784 Lemuel Bourne #71. 126 11. Mehitable6 b 25 Dec 1760 (1759 Sandw VR); m Samuel5 Bourne#74. 111. Sarah6 b 28 Jan 1763; m .... ; wdwbef20Oct 1771. 127 1v. Abigail6 b 30 Apr 1765; m Sandwich 16 Feb 1785 Asa5 Bourne#75. 128 v. Jonathan6 b&d Sandwich 25 Sept 1767 - 22 Feb 1851 aet 83-5-5: m there 31 Mar 1791 Hannah, da of Cornelius & Lois (Pope) Tobey. (NEHGR CXIX 29, Jan 1965.) vi. Joanna6 b 27 Mar 1770. v11. Elisha6 Jr b 4 Nov 1772 -prob d bef date of father's will. v111. Charles6, 12 Feb 1775 - 27 Mar 1856; m Hannah (Jo­ anna?) ....

51 Ch of Joseph5 Nye Jr (Mehitable4- Tim3-Job2) m Catherine (Deborah?) Sturges#218: (Data from Nye Fam 100): 129 1. Hannah6 Nye, 21 Mar 1766 - 1794; m Thomas Agny of Boston Mass. 11. Mehitable6 Nye b 20 Jan 1768.

62 111. Martha6 Nye b 24 Mar 1772. 1v. Joseph6 Nye III, 1774-6 May 1856; unm. v. Sturgis6 Nye. v1. Persis6 Nye. vu. Philip6 Nye d 16 Nov 1849; unm. v111. Henry6 Nye. 1x. Catherine6 Nye. x. Franklin6 Nye, 1795-Oct 1836; unm.

52 Ch of Dr Benjamin5 Sr (Tim4-3-Job2) m(l) Hannah Bodfish: all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Temperance6, 1771 - 29 Oct 1776 aet 5 yrs (stone Sandw Cem). 11. Sarah6 (Sally), 7 Dec 1773 - 13 Aug 1796 aet 22 (Stone SandwCem). 130 111. Martha6 b 2 July 1776; m by J Burr, Sandwich 24 July 1806 Capt Samuel Bourne. 1v. Temperance6 b 8 Feb 1778; m Sandwich 20 June 1804 George Patten of Rochester Mass (VR 1914, II, 49,233). v. Timothy6, 1 Mar 1780-7 June 1787. The next 4 ch are given in Sandwich VR as ch of Dr Benjamin5 m(2) Mary ... ; as the 1st wife d 1841, this could be an error. v1. Elizabeth6 bp 28 Feb 1782. I 3 I vu. Dr Benjamin6 Jr, l June 1784 bp 11 July 1784 - Sand­ wich 21 Dec 1863; m(l) Sandwich 5 May 1808 Lucinda Bourne; m(2) Sandwich 4 Aug 1833 Sophronia6 Bourne #74-v. v111. Timothy6, 12 Sept 1786 bp 5 Aug 1787 (Sandw VR) - 4 Mar 1819 (Sandw VR; d 7 June 1788 NEHGR CXIX 26, Jan 1965). 132 1x. Hannah6 , 12 Oct 1788 - 24 Feb 1841; m by J Burr, Sand­ wich (banns Dec 1809?) m 25 Jan 1810 Ephraim5 Ellis Jr, 15 June 1783 - 1864 (Ephraim4 Sr b 1749; m 1773 Mary Perry; Gideon3 m 1739 Jemima Wood; son2 m ... ; John1 Ellis m Elizabeth Freeman). Ephraim5 Jr was a manner.

63 53 Ch of Hon Shearjashub5Tim4-3-Job2) m Hannah Doane: all b Barnstable Mass: i. John Doane6 b 15 Sept 1768 at 11 oclock in the fore­ noon. ii. Abigail6 b 24 Feb 1770 at 9:30 in the forenoon; m Mr Molton. iii. Nancy6 (Anna) b 2 May 1771 at IO in the forenoon; m Mr Otis. IV. Elizabeth6 b 30 Oct 1772 at I in the morning; m Mr Holyoke. v. Shearjashub6 Jr b 19 Apr 1777. v1. Elisha6, Apr 1780-1793(?). vu. Louise6• (No Louise in Barnstable VR or m NEHGR CXIX 27,Jan 1965). v111. Hannah Doane6 b 25 Mar 1782. (All data from Doane Fam, AA Doane 1902, 39).

54 Ch of Lydia5 Swift (Thankful4 Morey - Hannah3 - Job2) m Job4 Bourne see #23.

55 Ch of Thomas5 (J ob4-Eleazer3-J ob2) m Abigail5 Bourne #66. 133 i. Alvin6 b&d Sandwich Mass ab 1771 - 2 Dec 1802 aet 32; m there 30 Apr 1797 Mary Merrick d 20 Aug 1838 (?) aet _8 yrs. (Stones in Old Cem Bourne are worn 1968). 134 ii. Job6, ab 1773 - testate Sandwich 11 Sept 1833 aet 62 (stone Barnstable Cem); m there 11 Oct 1798 Abigail5 Swift. 135 iii. John6 b ab 1774; m Sandwich 26 Nov 1801 Deliverance b IO Nov 1784, dau of "Miller John" & Bathsheba (Gibbs) Perry. (NEHGR CXV 287, Oct 1961). 136 IV. Lydia6, ab 1776 - 6 Aug 1816 aet 40; m 17 Feb 1803 Elijah6 Perry #196. (NEHGR CXVI 196, July 1962). Both bur Bourne Cem. v. Mary6 b ab 1778; m ... Swift. 136A vi. Deborah6 b ab 1780; m Asahel Chandler. vii. Hannah6 b ab 1782. v111. Abigail6, 1787 - Sandwich 20 Apr 1814; m there 13 Oct 1808 Elisha6 (-5-Tim4-3-John2-Ezra1) Perry Jr, 9 Feb 1783 -

64 Sandwich 19 Nov 1842(NEHGR CXVI 105, Apr 1962).

56 Ch of Maria5 (Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Samuel4 Nye: all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Anna6 Nye d 16 Aug 1858 aet 91 (Sandw VR; another account gives her as dying at 104). 11. Nathan6 Nye b 8 Aug 1770. 111. Isaac6 Nye b 11 Sept 1772. 1v. Andrew6 Nye. (In Nye Gen, on authority of Mrs Col Wy­ gant, who says a dau of Andrew lived in Boonton NJ 1896, then 85 yrs). v. Mercy6 Nye b 8 Sept 1778; d unm. 137 v1. Samuel6 Nye, 18 Nov 1780 - Wareham Mass 3 Nov 1808; m Polly Snow. Lived Nantucket & Wareham. 138 vu. Braddock6 Nye, 2 Dec 1784 - Middletown Ct 6 Sept 1840; m Martha6 (Pattie), #171, 21 Nov 1788 - 6 Apr 1854, dau of Asa5 #75 & Abigail Bourne#l27. vm. Maria6 Nye b 25 Aug 1787; mJohn Haines. 1x. Sarah6 Nye b 18 Nov 1789; m Valentine Cofji"n. x. John6 Nye.

57 Ch of Deborah5 (Jo b4- Eleazer3-Jo b2) m Joseph Bumpus Jr: i. Job Bourne6 Bumpus; mint Wareham Mass 2 Nov 1794 m Sarah Sa very.

58 Ch of?5 (?-4-John3-Job2) m ... : 139 i. ?6; m ....

59 Ch of Capt Ebenezer5 Jr (-4-Hezekiah3[mILJob2) m(2) Lydia Freeman: 140 i. John6 b ad 1789; m 1804 (?) Mary (Polly) Savery (Free- man Gen V 141, 2nd ed 1875). 141 ii. J osiah6, 12 Sept 1796-1878; m Elizabeth Besse. iii. Ebenezer6 III.(?)

59 Ch of Capt Ebenezer5 m(3) Ruth Briggs: 1. Ebenezer6 III b&d Wareham Mass 15 Oct 1799 - 28 Sept 1821.

65 11. Leonard Briggs6 b&d Wareham Mass 13 June 1802 - 1 Oct 1808. iii. Ruth6 b 8 Oct 1809. (Omitted in NEHGR CXIX 28, Jan 1965).

60 Ch of Benjamin5 (Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3fmtLJob 2) m Hannah Perry: 142 1. Col Alexander6 b&d Wareham Mass 11 Sept 1786 - 5 Aug 1849, in house he built on Marion Rd nr High St, standing 1919), bur E Wareham Cem; m(l) Chillicothe 0 1816 Helen Marr d there June 1827, dau of Genl Duncan McArthur 1772-1839, Gov of Ohio after William Henry Harrison; m(2) Chil­ licothe 1830 Jane (Worthington) (Witherington in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 74, 202 also Worthington; Witherington in NEHGR CXIX 28, Jan 1965) Andrews d Mt Vernon Md 26 Mar 1877, a wdw with 2 ch. Alexander6 to Marietta O 1810; worked for Judge Fearing, sur­ veying & drawing him maps, who loaned him a fine case of the cele­ brated Blennerbassett's drafting instruments; the Ohio State Audi­ tor called him the best map maker in the country. In 1811 he worked under Genl Duncan McArthur copying the survey of the Va Bounty lands in Ohio. In War of 1812 with no military experience, he was apptd Adjutant; Judge Advocate; Col by Gov Meigs. At battle of Fort Meigs, one of the most sanguinary of the entire war, Alexan­ der distinguished himself by personal bravery, even to recklessness, being cursed fearfully by Genl Harrison for so much exposure to the enemy. Of 50 officers in the garrison he was 14th in order for bravery & good conduct. In 1814 ADC to Gov Worthington; 1815 Adj Genl of Ohio; also Inspector Genl; 1818-27 apptd by Pres Monroe, Receiver of Public Moneys in Ohio; dismissed 1827 by Pres Jackson, as he preferred John Quincy Adams for President; apptd by Gov Worthington to settle the account of public arms of Ohio with the US Govt; wrote 1818 for Silliman's Journal "The Relation to the Origin of the Prai­ ries & Barrens of the Western Country;" articles in leading scientific journals, some reprinted in London; 1827 apptd by Gov Trimble Commissioner of Ohio Canals; mem Hist Soc of Ohio; correspon-

66 ding mem Natural Hist Soc of Ohio U & of Natl Institutes of Wash­ ington DC. Quite a record for a man who graduated from the district school of Ware ham Mass, when school ran 3 months a year! 2 June 1838: Rec'd from Alexander Bourne of Chillicothe 0, 600 fresh water shells for the Museum at Harvard. 143 11. Ebenezer6 b&d Wareham Mass 2 June 1789 - 5 Mar 1867; m Sandwich Mass 24 May 1821 Abigail Nye6 Bourne #172. Ebenezer taught school Rochester Mass 2 or 3 win­ ters. He was engaged to Rachel Dexter but she d before they were married. In the War of 1812 the British ship Nimrod anchored off Ware­ ham Mass in Buzzard's Bay 13 June 1814. Ebenezer saw it, warned the citizens, gathered the militia, ammunitio~ etc. Maj Barrows called 12 men to arms. Wm Fearing Esq & Jonathan Reed told of the treaty with the British to spare private property. The British marched 200 men ashore, set fire to Cotton's factory, took arms & powder from Capt Bumpus' house. Four schooners from Falmouth were set afire, claiming they & the factory were not private property; also a new ship being built at Wm Fearing's ship­ yard, saying it was a privateer; also a ship at Peter Smith's & 5 sloops. The British took 12 men as hostages, landing them at Cro­ moset Point. (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 52-54).

Ebenezer6 to Sylvanus6 Oct 1816: "We have taken 2 orphan boys, John Galt's nephew Lawrence O'Brine(?) 8 yrs old & John Perry."

Ebenezer6 to Sylvanus6 Wareham Mass 28 Nov 1817: "Meletiah Bourne Sr courting the wdw Tobey. Bro Barrows partial to Lucy Bourne."

Indenture of Town of Wareham, Commonwealth of Mass re a poor child, Martin Bumpus, son of Joseph, apprenticed to Ebenezer Bourne to learn the art, trade & mystery of husbandry (if sd is capable to learn) & to serve from this date 12 May 1821 until 15 Mar 1838, when he will be 21. He must do no gambling etc, he must keep the family secrets,

67 never leave without permission; to be taught to read & write & ci­ pher to the rule of 3. At the end of the term Ebenezer Bourne shall give him 2 suits of wearing apparel, one fit for the Lord's Day, & one Bible. Signed - Percy Briggs - Timothy Savery- Ebenezer Bourne.

144 m. Abigail6 b&d Wareham Mass 26 Apr 1791 - 14 Jan 1876; m 9 May 1813 Benjamin d Wareham 21 Aug 1859, son of Jeremiah & Elizabeth (Savery) Bumpus. iv. Elisha6 b&d Wareham Mass 20 Sept 1794 - 12 Nov 1814 aet 21. 145 v. Sylvanus6 b&d Wareham Mass 3 Mar 1797 - 18 May 1861; m there 23 Nov 1823 Hannah d Wareham 24 July 1890, dau of Peter & Nancy (Ewer) Smith. (Peter desc of Gov Hinckley, also of Sir Robert Lawrence, knighted for his bravery in scaling the walls of Acre 1191 (Crusade), by Richard Coeur de Lion). Sylvanus6 & Nancy lived in "Kendrick House" built by Capt John Kendrick who discovered the Columbia River Oregon 1791. (Kendrick was in command of a ship owned by Joseph Barrell of Boston, whose dau m Benjamin Joy. (See Joy Gen, Helen Bourne (Joy) Lee 1968 86) Kendrick was later "killed by savage barbarians in the Isles of the Pacific." Sylvanus6 traveled from NY City to Philadelphia, by packet from (Perth) Amboy NJ 17 June 1816, then to Pittsburgh & Chillicothe 0, surveying & buying land. He came of age 3 Mar 1818; in a letter of that date from Chillicothe he writes "I am very appreciative of my parents' care. My brother & his family are OK. Sister Helen of­ ten talks of her eastern connections & would like to correspond with her foreign sisters Bathsheba & Abigail. I should like to know the situation of the John Bourne family; of Aunt Bourne, etc." At Center Cem, Wareham, graves inside a granite curb, on Syl­ vanus6 d 18 May 1861 64-2-15. "In thy presence is fullness of joy / At thy right hand there are / pleasures for evermore." On his wife Hannah's stone "Even so father, for so it seemed good in Thy sight."

Letter from Benjamin5 to son Sylvanus6 in Ohio: "Wareham Mass 15 Aug 1817: I hope you & your brother are enjoying good health. I should be happy to visit the western country if I had not

68 got so far advanced in years & my constitution so much worn out as to make it useless to think of a journey of 800 or 1000 miles on a visit. My compliments to Alexander & his wife."

Benjamin5 to son Sylvanus6: "Wareham Mass 8 Apr 1819: I have not yet made the final settlement with Josiah. We have a stage from New Bedford to Sandwich 3 times a week & a post road estab­ lished through to Carver& Wareham."

Benjamin5 to Sylvanus6: "Wareham 17 Dec 1819: Ebenezer6 is keeping school at Carver. .. Abigail6 (Bourne) Bumpus has another son 4 weeks since."

Sylvanus6, civil engineer, surveyed in Ohio for years, returned to Wareham Mass June 1821. Taken ill with fever & ague while sur­ veying the lowlands of Ohio, he wrote his brother from Marion Co 0 25 July 1820, "Taken sick on shore nr Mich line. Am now at Capt Murray's, 10 mi north of Capt Drake's; fever high 6 to 12 in the evening, can hardly walk in best times. If you can get Mr Spen­ cer to attend your office I wish you would start immediately to see me. I shall either be able to go home with you, or finished for this world."

Benjamin5 to Sylvanus6: "Wareham Mass· 9 Mar 1821: Caleb Leonard Cannon m last Thursday to (yr sister) Bathsheba6• Cannon is in a company with his cousin E L (F?) Bourne, trading in the village of Mattapoisett. Yr bro Ebenezer to marry this spring Abigail Nye6, dau of Dea Bethuel5 Bourne#76."

Sylvanus6 to father Benjamin5: "Chillicothe O 14 Dec 1822: Please say to Abigail Nye6 Bourne that the favour to my brother A(lexander) is not forgotten & I will write her & Ebenezer."

Sylvanus6 to Cyrus Bosworth of Columbus 0: "31 Jan 1823: I may marry Hannah (Smith) before the yris out."

In 1830 / 31 Ebenezer6 built a house south of the one he was living in. Among his souvenirs was a gun given John Bourne by Genl

69 Ethan Allen. In a letter to his bro Alexander6 3 July 1829: "Have old King's arm, fixed with a percussion lock; killed 3 birds, hit some few marks & frightened one penguin. She performs well."

Sylvanus6 to Col Alexander6: "Wareham 4 Feb 1831: Cold weather; 4 ft of snow in Jan; William Hervey is missing, supposed to be under the snow as is ... Cushman. They were both seen in­ toxicated the 1st day of the snow storm; violent gale, several ves­ sels lost on Cape Cod."

Sylvanus6 Selectman Wareham 1832-38; Repres to Mass Legisla­ ture 1834-36; Justice of the Peace & Notary Public 27 Aug 1829; bought 13 June 1837 half of pew# 13 in the new Meeting House in Wareham, built 1828, from Seth Benson of Wareham for $85.00. First spur of Old Colony RR built ab 1849; suffered a stroke 1858 aet 49; self-taught French with his dau Lucretia7; in 1858 he ad­ vanced his mathematics studies to new fields, astronomical research & from primitive materials he made a model of the solar system. Also interested in genealogy to the 9th generation, nucleus for Dyke's Bourne family, some of which is included here. Sylvanus6 never lived at Indian Neck after his marriage, although his farm had given him much pleasure & some profit & had en­ abled him to keep in close touch with his brothers' & sisters' families. His Hist of Wareham (1838) ends: "As an Indian Neck farm is now in my possession, perhaps I am pardoned for giving publicity to the following train of thought: "Inviting promontory: All thy sides Are fenced by Neptune, save thy western one, And here I've labored hard to pile the granite rocks In such a form that neither Lowing cow Nor neighing horse, nor jumping ox, nor sheep; Shall overlap the pole upon their top. And here I mean to spend my summer months And study Virgil's Georgics; here give heed To nature's teachings & indulge the dream of fancy. Here a sovereign Sachem dwelt; His wigwam, on yon rising knoll, looked o'er Those lesser hills, where stood the dwellings of

70 His tribe, as lesser shell heaps here affirm. The arrows strewed about betoken war In that rude age; perhaps with birds & beasts, To greet their palates with a change of food; And here their axes, made of stone, bespeak The arts. The trees were felled; canoes were made; And corn & beans some thousand years ago Might have grown on the selfsame spot I am now cultivating with the same. As little then thought they, their ancient tribe Would dwindle down to nothing, - be removed To die by war or famine, as do us Who lord it o'er the land they once subdued And made it their sweet home. Yet why should we Think Heaven so partial? Egypt knew a race More cunning in their arts - more numerous - That in some day, unknown by history, Were swept so clean that none could whisper, 'I Alone escaped to tell the solemn tale.' And where is Babylon? And Nineveh? And ancient Carthage? Or the Trojan Coast? They live in song - their spot cannot be found. Then boast not of tomorrow; let us toil Today, & finish up our work so we, If God so will it, may depart in peace. And if another morning sun shall greet Our opening eyes, begin another daily task, And end it with the day & live as though We were immortal, yet might die this night."

146 v1. Bathsheba6, Wareham Mass 3 Jan 1800 - Mattapoisett Mass (Wareham in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes) 20 July 1860; mint 2 Feb 1821 m Mar 1821 Caleb Leonard Can­ non (Rochester Mass VR II 1914, 49, 67). Ship builder of Mattapoisett. When wdwd Bathsheba bought a house on Indian Neck built by Israel Fearing, on the farm of her bro Sylvanus6 & moved there with her ch.

71 61 Ch of Maria5 (Jonathan4[mIJ - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Stephen Nye Jr: 147 1. Capt Elisha6 Nye, Sandwich Mass 22(27) Apr 1745 - Hal- lowell Me 12 May 1833; m(l) 2 Apr 1767, Lucy d 22 Sept 1775, dau of Eliakim Tobey of Sandwich; m(2) Mehita­ ble, dau of William Robinson of Falmouth Mass. Enlisted 1 July 1775-31 Dec 1775, Lt in Capt John Grannis' Co, stationed at Eliza­ beth Islands & Martha's Vineyard Mass; Capt 1 Jan 1776-2 Feb 1776; 5 Apr 1776-21 Nov 1776; 10 Jan 1777-20 Apr 1777; on list dated 10 Aug 1777 of men at Naushon who signed a petition for in­ crease of wages or their discharge, if wages not forthcoming. 1781 removed to Hallowell Me. 148 11. John6 Nye, Sandwich Mass 26 Dec 1746 - will dated 23 Oct 1821 proved 14 Jan 1826; m 9 Feb 1774 Tama (Tam­ son) Weeks of Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard Mass. In Rev Pvt in Capt Elisha Nye's Co 5 Apr 1776-1 June 1776 at Elizabeth Islands in defense of coast. Mentions grson John Nye in his will. 149 111. Nathan6 Nye, Sandwich Mass 20 Feb 1749 - 1826; m(l) 10 Dec 1772 Hannah Butler d 16 June 1795; m(2) 15 May 1796 Mrs Sarah (Fessenden) Allen. In Rev Adju­ tant 5 June 1778 in Col Nathaniel Freeman's 1st Barnstable Co Regt; on several alarms: 20 May 1778, 2 days; 16 Sept 1778 12 days; I Apr 1779 5 days; 16 May 1779 3 days; staff officer 6 Sept 1779 - 16 . Sept 1779. One of the prominent citizens of Sandwich, serving many yrs as Assessor, Town Clerk, Town Treas, Justice of the Peace, 22 yrs as Selectman. iv. Hannah6 Nye b 10 May 1751; m ... Tobey. 150 v. Stephen6 Nye III, Sandwich Mass 30 Apr 1753 - bef date of father's will 1810; m .... In Rev, Lt in Capt John Grannis' Co, enlisted 1 July 1775 - 31 Dec 1775, at Eliza­ beth Islands; 1st Lt in Capt Elisha Nye's 4th Co I Jan 1776 - 21 Nov 1776; Capt 11 Dec 1776; Lt in Capt Joseph Wadsworth's Co, Col Gamaliel Bradford's Regt 28 Jan 1778; reported resigned 26 Nov 1777. v1. Susanna6 Nye b 27 July 1755. vii. Abigail6 Nye b 27 July 1755; m Motto Bryant. 151 v111. Jonathan6 Nye b Sandwich Mass 27 Nov 1757; in 1833 on

72 pension roll in Somerset Co, Me; a desc says he lived to be 97; m .... In Rev Pvt Capt John Grannis' Co at Eliz­ abeth Islands 27 June 1775 - 31 Dec 1775; in Capt Elisha Nye's Co4Jan 1776-21 Nov 1776. 152 1x. William6 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 24 July 1760 - 1830; m Betsey Ellis. In Rev: Pvt Capt Fish's Co, Col Free­ man's Regt 17 Aug 1779 - 16 May 1780; also in Capt Wadsworth's Co; marched to camp 19 July 1780 under Capt Clark; in Continental Army 11 July 1780 - 3 Dec 1780, including travel time for 280 miles home from place of discharge; Pvt in Capt William Scott's Light Inf Co, Col Henry Jackson's 16th Regt June, July 1780; also 19 July 1780-1 Aug 1780. 153 x. Zenas6 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 31 Mar 1763 - 12 Oct 1828; m 10 Feb 1785 Mary, 15 Apr 1761 - 27 June 1839, dau of Seth & Experience (Hatch) Freeman. In Rev: Pvt in Capt Simeon Fish's Co, Col Freeman's Regt 11 Sept 1779 - 12 Sept 1779, on alarm at Falmouth; Justice of the Peace 1824. 154 xi. Rebecca6 Nyeb24Jan1766;mPaulGifford. xii. Christina6 Nye b Apr 1768, lvg 1807; m ab 1789 Capt Ellis Perry, 19 July 1762 - drowned on passage to east­ ward 7 July 1810 aet 47. (Sandw Ch recs; NEHGR Apr 1962105; Oct 1964278). 155 xiii. Sabra6 Nyed 1799; m George Ellis of Sandwich Mass.

62 Ch of Capt Elisha5 (Jonathan4lmILNathan3-Elisha2) m Johan­ na Nye. See#50.

63 Ch of Abigail5 (Jonathan4!mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m as 1st wife Capt Silas Bourne Jr#l05: i. Abigail6 b&d Sandwich Mass 22 Feb 1763 - 2 Nov 1763.

64 Ch of Abigail5 Dillingham (Eliz4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m John Smith Jr: 1. Elizabeth6 Smith b 20 Feb 1755; m 3 Nov 1771 Jonathan Sturgis. 11. Mary6 Smith b 20 Nov 1756; m(l) 20 Mar 1773 Peter

73 Yoste; m(2) 24 Mar 1774 William Bassett (named in John Smith Jr's will.) 111. Abigail B6 Smith b 3 Mar 1759. 1v. Bethia6 Smith, 16 Oct 1761-15 Mar 1857. v. Celia6 Smith b 10 Oct 1763; m 11 June 1789 Joshua Hud- son of Cambridge NY. v1. J ohn6 Smith III b 9 June 1766. v11. Nathan6 Smith b 17 Apr 1768. v111. Lydia6 Smith b 10 Mar 1770; m 13 Oct 1768 (?) Samuel Dillingham. 1x. Sarah6 Smith, 17 Feb 1772-30 Dec 1774. x. Remember6 Smith, named in John Smith Jr's will as a dau.

65 Ch of John5 Dillingham Sr (Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Sarah Blackmer: 156 1. N athan6 Dillingham, Sandwich Mass 30 Apr 1759 - Pitts- field Mass 21 Jan 1836; m Sandwich 19 Sept 1782 Re­ becca #217, dau of Benjamin & Sarah5 (Newcomb) #108 Fessenden. Rebecca adm to 1st Congr Ch Pittsfield 1821, Nathan in 1827. In Rev: Fife Major, Capt Joseph Palmer's Co, Col Josiah Whitney's regt, 16 May 1777 - 11 July 1777 at Elizabeth Islands; Fifer in Capt Simeon Fish's Co, Col Freeman's regt, ser­ vice 11 days Sept 1778 on alarm at Dartmouth & Falmouth Mass; on US pension rolls as "Pvt & Musician Mass State Troops, as of 4 Mar 1831." In 1778 removed to Lee Mass, built the Red Horse Tavern, the 1st 2-story house in town. Opened 1st store in Lee in the tavern & was in business until the War of 1812, but no war records have been found. His Mass Militia service was probably confused with 1812 War. Commissioned qtrmaster 4th Inf Regt, 1st Brigade, 9th Berkshire County Division on 1 Aug 1790; Capt 2nd Regt 2 May 1791; Major 4 Apr 1798; disch after 1802. Lee Mass Town Clerk 1783-93 & 1814-15; town meetings were held for some time in his tavern. Selectman 1790; Town Treas 1793- 1800; fence viewer 1783-8; sealer of weights & measures 1786-97; Moderator 1796; surveyor. A deeply religious man, something of a poet. A descendant writes "He was a man of acute & wise judgment, many came to him to settle disputes. One anecdote is of a farmer

74 telling others gathered in Dillingham's store that his money had been stolen. He asked Dillingham to find the guilty party & would stand by his decision. Dillingham fixed straws, saying the longest would be the thief. The straws had been aU the same length, except one, which was shorter. The guilty man had broken a piece off his straw. He admitted his guilt & the money was found." (Dillingham Gen 78). 157 11. William6 Dillingham, Sandwich Mass 1 Mar 1760, bp 1st Ch Sandw 6 Oct 1771 - Hartwick NY 8 (18) Sept 1832; m 13 Jan 1785 / 86 Hannah West b Mass d Albany NY 13 Jan 1840. In Rev: Pvt in Capt Joseph Palmer's Co, Col Josiah Whitney's Regt 16 May - 11 July 1777, in camp at South Kingston RI; in Capt Ward Swift's Co, return for bounty allowed for service on secret expedition to RI Oct 1777; in Capt Simeon Fish's Co, Col Freeman's Regt 11 days in Sept 1778 on alarm at Dartmouth & Fal­ mouth Mass; pvt Capt Josiah Yale's Co 12-20 Oct 1771 to Stillwa­ ter on alarm, ied by Brig Genl Rosseter; In Capt John Bacon's Co, Col Caleb Hyde's Regt, Genl Rosseter's Brigade 20-28 Oct 1781 to Stillwater on alarm; Lee Mass chosen Town Clerk pro-tern 27 Sept 1785; removed to Granville NY & Hartwick NY. 158 m. Simeon6 Dillingham, Sandwich Mass 22 Mar 1763 - Phil­ adelphia Pa 26 June 1812; m Philadelphia 1797/98 Mrs Nancy (McMillan) Welsh. A grdau says he was known as William Simeon, but recs in 1st Ch Sandw gives bp Si­ meon. "A very popular young man, Major of Militia; at his funeral an escort from the regular army marched." 159 1v. Branch6 Dillingham, Sandwich Mass 18 May 1765 - drowned 16 Apr 1813; m(l) by Rev Ivory Hovey 20 May 1790 Abigail Bartlett of Plymouth Mass. m(2) by Abner Bartlett IO Feb 1793 Ruth Holbrook of Plymouth d 8 May 1813aet43. v. Sarah6 Dillingham, 16 Oct 1767-19 Apr 1799; unm. 160 vi. Johri6 Dillingham b 27 Feb 1770; m .... A sea Captain, settled ab 1800 in Hampden Me, where he signed a peti­ tion for a Masonic Lodge in 1801. Lt in Cavalry Co, 1st Brigade, 10th Div Mass Militia 17 Aug 1803. Against his name is entered 'removed'. v11. Abigail6 Dillingham b 31 Oct 1772; m 30 May 1799 Eli­ sha Bassett of Tisbury Mass. Removed to Ohio.

75 16 l v111. Henry6 Dillingham b 4 Dec 1775; m Mary Faster (?) Re­ moved to Me.

66 Ch of Abigail5 (John4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Thomas5 Bourne. See#55.

67 Ch of Remember5 (Nathan4-3-Elisha2) m(l) Nathaniel Ellis Jr: (NEH GR CXXI July 1967 224, 25): 162 i. Jonathan6 Ellis, 24 June 1752 - aft 25 Aug 1776; m 10 Oct 1773 Celia, dau of Samuel3 & Experience (Ellis) Tobey (Sandw VR). Celia m(2) ab 1785 as 2nd wife Nathaniel Nye. 163 11. Samuel6 Ellis, 8 May 1753 - East Machias Me 27 Jan 1834; m Sandwich Mass Mar 1784 Mary b Sandwich 8 June 1763, living Marshfield Me 11 Aug 1855 aet 92 (by her own deposition of this date), dau of Barnabas4 & Deborah (Tobey) Nye. Samuel6 b & m data not in Sandw VR; this data taken from page of his own family Bible, submitted in sworn statements in his claim for Rev pen­ sion (File W 23008 Natl Archives & Recs Service, Wash'n DC). 111. Nathan6 Ellis, 6 July 1754 - bef 1770, date of father's will. 164 1v. Lydia6 Ellis, IO Oct 1756 - Lee Mass 3 Apr 1799; m Sandwich Mass 5 Nov 1772 Stephen b 7 Feb 1746/ 47, son of SamueP & Experience (Ellis) Tobey. v. Rebecca6 Ellis, 28 Mar 1758 - 21 Aug 1849; m 1780 Jesse b 8 Apr 1758, son of Clark & Sarah(Nye) Hoxie. 165 v1. Mary6 Ellis b ab 1760 bp 21 Nov 1773; m James Weeks, ab 1763-19Feb l813aet50(SandwVR). vu. Eunice6 Ellis, ab 1764 bp 21 Nov 1773 - 22 Feb 1856; m 5 Sept 1789 Seth Clark (Plymouth Mass VR in Mayflow­ er Desc XXX 74). vm. John6 Ellis b ab 1766 bp 21 Nov 1773. 1x. Sarah6 Ellis, ab 1768 bp 21 Nov 1773 - prob bef 16 Apr 1775, when her half-sister Sarah6 Smith was bp.

67 Ch of Remember5 m(2) John Smith Jr: ch all bp Sandw Ch: I. Sarah6 Smith, 17 Feb 1772- 30 Dec 1774 aet 22 mos.

76 11. Remember6 Smith, 6June 1773-30 Dec 1774. 111. Sarah6 Smith b 13 Apr 1775.

68 Ch of Stephen5 (Elisha4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Hannah Pope: 1. Elisha6 b 19 June 1763. 11. Richard6 b 17 Mar 1765 dy. 166 m. Richard6 b29Mar 1767;m ....

69 Ch ofLucy5 (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Israel Fearing Sr: 1. Noah6 Fea_ringb 1769. 11. William6 Fearingb 1771. m. Thomas6 Fearing, 1773-1774. 167 1v. Hannah6 Fearing, 23 June 1775 - 9 Oct 1859, of Ware­ ham Mass; m( I) as his 2nd wife 19 Mar 1796 J oshua6 Tobey - see #182; she m(2) as his 2nd wife Meletiah6 BourneJr-see#216. v. Thomas6 Fearing, 1777-1778. v1. Mary6 Fearing b 1781. v11. Charles6 Fearing, 1784-1786. v111. Israel6 Fearing Jr b 1786; m Elizabeth Gibbs. In will 1754 of Israel Fearing it says 'my grson Israel, son of my son Israel deceased.' (Plymouth Probt Ct XIII 298). In Will of Benjamin Gibbs of Sandwich 19 May 1757 (Barns­ table Co Prob Recs IX 315) it says 'my grgrchild IsraeF Fearing. child of my grson Israel6 Fearing deceased, son of my dau Martha Fearing, deceased.' Codicil of will of Benjamin Gibbs 22 Aug 1757: "To sons Job, Sylvanus; to Johanna wdw of son Benjamin dee; to daus Elizabeth (Gibbs) m Israel6 Fearing; Martha (Gibbs) Fear­ ing; Abigail (Fear) Swift; Jane Hascall; Reliance Tobey; Jedidah Burgess dee; grch Gibbs of son Sylvanus: John, Sylvanus, Caleb, Benjamin, Seth, Job, Bathsheba, Experience, Hannah, Anna, Deliv­ erance; Grch Fearing of Martha dee: John, Benjamin, Noah, David, Anna, Elizabeth, Martha; grgrch Fearing, Israel & Sarah ch of Israel dee, son of dau Martha (Gibbs) Fearing; grch Swift of dau Abigail: Abigail & Jabez; grch Burgess of dau Jedidah dee: Samuel, Benjamin, Mary, Abigail, Jedidah. ix. Lucy6 Fearingb 1789.

77 x. Andrew6 Fearing b 1791.

70 Ch ofNathan5 (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Hannah Foster(?): 1. Lucy6 bp 23 Nov 1777 (Sandw Ch recs); m Sandwich Mass 21 May 1795 Thomas Pope.

71 Ch ofLemuel5 (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Hannah6 Bourne#125: 1. Clarissa6 ; m 28 Feb 1799/ 1800 Rev Joshua Hall of Lewis- ton Me. 11. Mehitable6; m .... Holsworth. 111. Lemuel6 Jr. 1v. Elisha6, 1793 - 10 Nov 1814 (Sandw Bur gds; U S Bournes 5). 168 v. Elizabeth6; m as 2nd wife 5 Feb 1802 Levi, Sandwich Mass 16 Feb 1773 - 9 July 1834, son of Thomas4 (Benj3- Jonathan2-Benj1) Nye. Levi m(l) 10 May 1795 Patience, dau of William & Mary (Smith) Bassett. Methodist preacher; State Repres 1818. v1. Thomas6 • vu. Anselm6 . v111. Mary Ann6, 1803-21 Mar 1821 aet 18 (Sandw Bur Gds).

72 Ch ofWilliam5 (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Martha Perry: 169 1. Capt Henry6, Plymouth Mass 22 Jan 1795 - Sandwich Mass 13 Feb 1856, 61 yrs 22 da; m(l) Sandwich 8 Oct 1819 Almira Haskell d 4 Sept 1840 in 40th yr, of Roch­ ester Mass; m(2) 17 Mar 1841 Sarah Mears, 1804-1872, dau of Jesse& Zeruiah (Burgess) Haskell. Jesse in War of 1812. On Henry6's stone in old Bourne Cem, Bourne: "Mark the per­ fect man & behold the upright; for the end of that man is peace." On Sarah's stone: "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, from henceforth yea, saith the spirit, that they may rest from their labours & their works do follow them." Haskell descent, compiled by Burton Starr Tandy: Roger1 Has­ kell, Isle of Man 1613 - Salem Mass 1667; m Elizabeth Hardy d 1676. Mark2 Haskell b 1650; known as 'Witchcraft Mark' because he did not wish to serve on a jury in a Salem witch trial. He sold his property, got on his horse & rode away, leaving his wife & ch; he settled in Rochester Mass ab 1692; ab 1697 he had his wife~ ch

78 join him there. How his family was provided for in this gap is not known, except that the wife swept the meeting house every 15 days. Mark2 Haskell had 2 sons: John3 m 1666 (?) Patience Soule; Dea Roger Haskell m 1707 Joanna Swift; Ebenezer4 (Roger3) Haskell Sr d 1772; m Anna Fearing Gurney d 1810, bur Old Rochester Mass Cem; Ebenezer5 Haskell Jr, 1761-1840; m Bathsheba (Gibbs) Crock­ er d 1815; of 8 ch: Hope6 ; Louise6 ; Almira6 m Henry6 Bourne. Descent of Almira8 Haskell from Thomas' Bourne of Marshfield Mass: Thomas' Bourne of Marshfield Mass; m .... Margaret2 Bourne d Marshfield Oct 1683; m 1636 Josiah Winslow, 11 Feb 1605/6 - Marshfield I Dec 1674. (Winslow-Cook Gen I, 74, 90, 92). Rebecca3 Winslow m Coll ohn Thacher Sr. Hon John4 Thacher Jr m 1678 Desire Sturgis. John's grfather An­ thony Thacher m Elizabeth Jones. They were among the passen­ gers of the "James" in 1635. All were transferred to a smaller boat to go up the coast to Beverly Mass. It was wrecked in a storm off Cape Ann. Anthony & Elizabeth, the sole survivors, landed on an island which was later deeded to them. Rev Roland5 Thacher d 1775; m 1740 Abigail Crocker d 1775. Jerusha6 Thacher b 1743 (?); m 1763 John Gibbs. Bathsheba7 Gibbs d 1815; m(l) Mr Crocker; m(2) 1795 Ebenezer Haskell, 1761-1840. Almira8 Haskellm Henry6 Bourne. 170 11. Capt Allen6 b&d Sandwich Mass 14 Sept 1797 - 14 Apr 1886; m(l) by Rev J J Bliss, Sandwich 20 Mar 1834 Mary Ann, 15 Nov 1812 - Sandwich 12 Nov 1855 aet 43 yrs 42 da, dau of Jabez & Hannah (Perry) Phinney; m(2) aet 59 by Rev Franklin Sears, Sandwich 3 Jan 1858 Rebecca (Phinney) Burgess, dau of Jabez Phinney, wdw of Hun­ newell Burgess.

72 Ch of William5 m(2) Salome Gibbs: 1. Martha6 b Sandwich Mass 23 Aug 1804; m by E S Good­ win, Sandwich 20 J Jme 1826 Joseph Goodspeed. 11. Caroline6 b 1816; m by George W Brewster, Sandwich Mass 23 Jan 1845 Robert A aet 26, son of Robert & Jane Ryder.

79 73 Ch of Anselm5 Sr (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Abigail Pope: 1. Anselm6 Jr; m by Rev David L Hunn, Sandwich Mass 19 Feb 1824 Lucy Bourne of Wareham Mass.

74 Ch of Capt Samuel5 (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Mehitable Bourne#l26: all bp 1st Ch Sandw(recs) 25 Aug 1803: 1. Lucy6, 26 Sept 1778 - 1 Nov 1848 (Sandw YR); m 21 May 1795 Thomas b 1771, son of Lemuel & Mary Pope (Sandw YR). She is named in grfather Thomas'4 will. 11. Hannah6• 111. Nathan6 b&d Sandwich Mass 1787 - 2 Jan 1866, 79 yr 9 mo; m Hannah Swift. A farmer. 1v. Thomas6• v. Sophronia6 b&d Sandwich Mass 1791 - 11 Mar 1878 aet 88-2-14 (gravestone Sandw Cem); m as 2nd wife 4 Aug 1833 Dr Benjamin6 Bourne#131. No issue. (In Sandw YR these 5 ch are ALSO listed as of Anselm5 Sr above).

75 Ch of Asa5 Sr (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Abigail6 Bourne #127; all bp Sandwich 9 Aug 1804: 1. Elisha6, 10 Oct 1785-8 Apr 1806 aet 20 (Sandw YR). 11. Mary6 b 19 Apr 1787; m 2 Dec 1804 William, 17 Apr 1781 - 7 Dec 1842, son of James & Thankful (Tobey) Faunce of Sandwich. 171 111. Martha6 (Patty), 21 Nov 1788 - 6 Apr 1854; m 4 Feb 1811 Braddock6 Nye#138. IV. Lucinda6 (Lerinda?) b 12 Sept 1790; m .... Little. v. Clarissa6 b 29 May 1794; m .... Little. v1. Lemuel6, 13 Jan 1796-intestate 1828. VIL Ansel6 (m?)b4July 1798dy. v111. Charles6 b 4 Mar 1800. IX. Asa6 Jr b 24 Sept 1801. x. Richard6 b 8 Feb 1803.

76 Ch of Dea Bethuel5 (Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Hannah Nye: all b & bp Sandwich Mass: 1. Calvin6, 5 Nov 1791/92 bp 24 Apr 1796 (bp 25 Apr 1794 in NEHGR CXIX 32, Jan 1965)-Port-au-Prince Haiti 3

80 Nov 1818 of yellow fever; m Betsey Jenney. Capt of the Mercury, running between Boston & Haiti. 172 11. Abigail Nye6, 25 Apr 1794 bp 24 Apr 1796 - Hyannis Mass 6 Jan 1861 on visit to son Benjamin Calvin7; m Sandwich 24 May 1821 Ebenezer6 Bourne #143. 173 111. Ezra6, 27 Jan 1798 - lost at sea 4 June 1826; after the storm pieces of wreckage were picked up by passing ves­ sels; mJulia Ann Crocker of New Bedford Mass. 174 1v. Warren Nye6, I June 1800 - Falmouth Mass 7 Jan 1882; m 10 June 1835 Julia Ann (Crocker) Bourne, wdw of his bro Ezra6 #173. Warren Nye6 left the Falmouth Congr Ch $5,000.00 as a permanent fund for the minister's sal­ ary. He wrote his father 23 Sept 1825 from Cape Verde Ids while on a whaling cruise. v. Elizabeth Corless6, 4 Oct 1802 bp 2 July 1803 - 28 Dec 1842, fatally burned while cooking, when her dress caught fire from a fireplace spark. unm. 175 v1. Mary Crocker6 d South Carolina bef 1865; m Charles Wilcox of Fair Haven Mass; in Beaufort SC in Civil War; their home sacked & burned on Sherman's March to the Sea Dec 1864; moved to another town; Mary & Charles both badly burned. Her health so undermined she did not survive the war. 176 v11. William Henry6 26 (28) Aug 1807 - N Falmouth Mass 2 Sept 1886; m Dorcas Nye of N Falmouth. Moved to his wife's parents' farm when they were too old to work it, he managed his & their farm for 10 yrs; sold his farm 1865 to David Baker of Harwich Mass. It had been in the Bourne family since 1686.

77 Ch of Joshua5 Tobey (Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Maria Tobey: 177 1. Catherine6 Tobey, 21 Mar 1753- bef 18 Mar 1794, date of father's will; m 25 Aug 1774 Silvanus Gibbs. 11. Stephen6 Tobey b 6 May 1755 lvg 1794; m New Bedford Mass 11 Mar 1798 Almy dau of Edward Bennett of Fair Haven Mass, who left $25 to his dau "Amity Tobey" in his will dated 16 Jan 1808, proved 3 Nov 1812. In Rev: Pvt on mus­ ter & payroll of Capt Joshua Tobey's Co enlisted 20 Nov 1775,

81 served 1 mo 13 da, roll sworn to in Middlesex Co 18 Jan 177 6; en­ listed again 1 Feb 1777 in Capt Killam's Co, Col Putnam's 5th Regt, list dated West Point 10 Jan 1781; enlisted into Continental Army from Barnstable Co of Col Nathaniel Freeman's 1st Regt; also in Capt Benjamin Brown's Co, Col Putnam's Regt; also on pay accts of Capt Gardner's Co, same regt, service 1 Jan 1777 - 31 Dec 1779, claimed by Attleborough but awarded to Sandwich by Com­ mittee for settling disputes between towns.No issue. 178 111. Nathan6 Tobey, 1 Feb 1757 - Lee Mass Sept 1805; m Rochester Mass 2 Sept 1792 Lucy Thatcher of Wareham d 26 Apr 1802. A tailor, removed to Brookfield Mass, where he bought land 2 July 1782 & sold it 17 Apr 1784; removed to Wareham & Lee, Mass. Roland Thatcher (his father-in-law?) ad­ ministered his estate. In Rev: Seaman on portledge bill of crew of sloop Republic, Capt John Foster Williams, 26 Aug - 18 Nov 1776; also pvt in Capt Simeon Fish's Co, Col Freeman's Regt 8 Sept 1778, on alarm at Dartmouth & Falmouth; also same Co & Regt Sept 1779, 5 days' service, marched on alarm at Falmouth, by order of Brigadier Otis. 179 1v. Lemuel6 Tobey, Sandwich Mass 12 May 1760 - Farming­ ton Me; m Boston Mass 22 June 1787 Martha, dau of Rev Abraham Williams of Sandwich. A sea Capt, com­ manded large vessels on long voyages to the East Indies & elsewhere. In Rev: marine on muster & payroll of ship Mars, Capt James Nevins, 18 Apr - 12 June 1781, roll dated at Boston. v. Cornelius6 Tobey b Sandwich Mass; named in father's will 1794. vi. Fear6 Tobey. vu. Deborah6 Tobey.

78 Ch of Cornelius5 Tobey (Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Lois Pope: 1. Patience6 Tobey b 17 July 1756; m Sandwich 21 Apr 1774 Samuel Fessenden. u. Elisha6 Tobey b 14 Feb 1758 bp 5 July 1761 dy. 111. Deborah6 Tobey b 26 Dec 1759; m int Wareham Mass 2 Sept 1782 to Ebenezer Bourne of Wareham. 1v. Alithea6 Tobey b 29 Mar 1762.

82 180 v. Heman6 (Herman) Tobey b&d Sandwich Mass 11 Dec 1763 - 1833; m(l) Elizabeth ... d 1 July 1810; m(2) Sarah P ... who survived him. His will dated 5 Jan 1833, proved May 1833 (Bstble Prob Recs Book 53, 235): "To daus Deborah & Lucy $1000 each; grson Sylvanus Nye, son of my dau Polly $500 at age 21; to Thomas, Deborah & Lucy all my furniture in the house equally, except my Clock, Desk & Bookcase which I give to Thomas & all my real & personal estate of whatever name or nature forever, provided he pays the above legacies, & appoint him my sole Execu­ tor." Witnessed by Meletiah Bourne, Samuel Fessenden, Ezra Tobey. In Rev. 181 v1. Melitiah6 Tobey b&d Sandwich Mass 8 Feb 1766 - 28 Nov 1851, aet 85 - 9 mo; m Falmouth Mass 23 Dec 1790 Mary, 15 May 1764 - 11 July 1845, dau of Stephen & Hannah Crowell. vn. Hannah6 Tobey b 20 Apr 1768; m Mr Bourne. vm. Joanna6 Tobeyb21 Feb 1770. 182 1x. Joshua6 Tobey, Sandwich Mass 5 Aug 1772 - Hudson NY 22 Feb 1814; m(l) Wareham Mass 19 Mar 1796 Han­ nah Fearing #167 of Wareham; m(2) 1 Dec 1799 Abigail b 12 Apr 1778, dau of Thomas & Hannah (Sturgis) (Jen­ nings) Bassett. He resided Wareham Mass, Fairfield Ct, Farmington Me, Hudson NY. x. Betty6 (Betsey) Tobey, 27Nov 1774-14Oct 1813. 183 x1. Elisha6 Tobey, 2 Feb 1777 - drowned 28 May 1817; m(l) Dorchester Mass 16 Apr 1801 Sally, 6 Oct 1781 - 30 Jan 1802, dau of John & Susannah (Champney) Humphreys, Jr; m(2) Elizabeth ... d 15 Jan 1853 aet 73.

79 Ch of Dr Elisha5 Tobey (Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Desire Newcomb# 106: 184 1. Lemuel6 Tobey, 27 Feb 1748 - 7 Nov 1820; m int 3 Dec 1777 m 1 Jan 1778/79 Elizabeth, 1755 - 20 Dec 1834, dau of Thomas & Thankful (Dillingham) Pope. Lemuel, of New Bedford, Gentleman, exchanged 1789-91 with his bros Elisha & William, lands inherited from his father Elisha. He & wife sold land 17 Mar 1794 & in 1803. Removed to Fair Haven Mass. His will made 25 Mar 1820, probt 5 Dec 1820 Elizabeth's will made 4

83 Mar 1824, probt 5 Jan 1835; after Lemuel's death she sold house & lands to son-in-law Thomas T Terry. In Rev: 1st Lt on muster & payroll of Capt Thomas Crandon's Co, enlisted 15 July 1775 served 5 mos 19 days. The title Gentleman, used by him in deeds etc, after the Rev, is based on fact he was a commissioned officer. 11. Bathsheba6 Tobey d 1 Sept 1751; mint 26 Apr 1769 John Paddleford of Taunton Mass. He grad Yale 1768. m. William6 Tobey b Dartmouth Mass 7 Aug 1753 dy. 185 1v. William6 Tobey, 20 (30) Mar 1755/56 - New Bedford Mass 5 Jan 1833 (1835); m Boston Mass 15 Apr 1782 Abigail, bp 20 June 1762 - 20 (29) Jan 1845/46 aet 83, dau of Samuel & Rebecca (Coffin) Conant of Charlestown Mass. In Rev; sold land 4 July 1791 to his bro Lemuel, that he had inher­ ited from his father; he & wife sold land in New Bedford 2 June 1790 to Mary Conant. 1st Postmaster of New Bedford 1794-1806; his will dated 10 May 1832 probt 5 May 1833; Abigail's will dated 7 Mar 1835 probt 2June 1845. A merchant. v. Desire6 Tobey b 24 Aug 1758; m 15 Aug 1784 Christo­ pher Hammond. v1. Patience6 Tobey b 13 Feb 1761; m 13 Apr 1785 Capt John Langworthy d 17 Dec 1801. 186 v11. Elisha6 Tobey Jr b 18 Jan 1764; m 16 July 1784 Hannah Negus; In Rev: Pvt in Capt Isaac Pope's Co, Col William Shepherd's 3rd Mass Regt, enlisted for 9 mos, July, Aug, Oct 1778; 5 Jan 1779, certificate of service signed by Capt Isaac Pope states Elisha who was drafted into Capt Hammond's Co, now has joined Pope's Co; on rolls Mar, Apr 1779; pvt in Capt Thomas Crandon's Co, Col John Hathaway's Regt, service in RI on alarm 2-8 Aug 1780. A joiner & a mariner. Resided New Bedford, sold land inherited from his father to bros Lemuel & William, his wife signing with him. Bought land of Freeman Pope 5 Jan 1800. 187 viii. Abigail6 Tobey, 2 Aug 1766 - Plymouth Mass 20 Aug 1837; m New Bedford Mass 23 Sept 1792 Laban Coffin ofNantucketMassb 15Nov 1764. 1x. Deborah6 Tobey, 16 July 1767 - 12 Dec 1802; m Mr Swift. 188 x. Dr Cornelius6 Tobey, Dartmouth Mass 10 July 1768 - bef 3 Nov 1807; m Nancy Wilbore. She was apptd guardian

84 of their minor ch 3 Nov 1807; her will dated 11 Sept 1832 probt 4 Feb 1834. (Tobey Gen, Rufus B Tobey 1905, 72, 118-121).

80 Ch of Elnathan5 Tobey (Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Deborah Taber: 1. Sarah6 Tobey b 11 Jan 1754.

81 Ch of J ohn5 Tobey (Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Mary Bennett: 1. Salvina6 Tobey; mint 30 Sept 1780 Daniel Bennett. 189 11. Thankful6 Tobey, ab 1756 - 19 Aug 1802 aet 46; m int Dartmouth Mass 12 Sept 1778 Capt Reuben Mason d 2 Nov 1806aet50.

82 Ch of Zaccheus5 Tobey Jr (Sarah4 Pope - Eliz3 - Elisha2) m(l) Anne Sampson: 190 1. Zaccheus6 Tobey III b 1757; m int Dartmouth Mass 9 Jan 1778 Mary Gifford. Sold land in Conway Mass 22 Nov 1790 to Peleg Gifford. Resided Dartmouth, Conway Mass & Butternuts, Otsego Co NY.

83 Ch of Zoeth5 Tobey Sr (Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m(2) Abi­ gail Keen: 192 1. Zoeth6 Tobey Jr, Dartmouth Mass 15 Sept 1764 - Calais Vt 16 Mar 1812; m New Bedford Mass 15 Feb 1791 Sarah West; Sarah m(2) Peter Wheelock; m(3) John Gray. Lived 1792 in Wardsboro Vt; 1799 to Calais Vt where he owned a farm; 1805-1810 in eastern NY; re­ turned to Calais.

84 Ch of Lot5 Tobey (Sarah4 Pope - Eliz3 - Elisha2) m( 1) Keziah Jenne: 1. Sarah6 Tobey. 11. Keziah6 Tobey. "Of New Bedford, single woman, & Sas­ son Worth of Little Nine Partners, NY, blacksmith, with Ruth6 (Tobey) Worth, his wife, sold their rights in marsh­ land in New Bedford Mass, formerly belonging to their grfather Job Jenne 23 Mar 1793." 111. Ruth6 Tobey; m Sasson Worth.

85 85 Ch of Prince5 Tobey Sr (Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Jane Delano: all b Dartmouth Mass: 1. Silas6 Tobey, 10 Oct 1765 -21 Aug 1769. 11. Elijah6 Tobey, Dartmouth Mass 31 Jan 1767 - Conway Mass Aug 1822; m Sarah ... Lived Ashfield Mass. Will dated 3 Apr 1813, probt 27 Aug 1822; "To wife Sarah $600 in yearly payments of $100 each; furniture, (except his desk), moneys on hand, . . . use of home & lands while she remains his wdw. To bros Elisha, Benjamin, sisters Deborah Faxon, Elizabeth Godard, Sarah Holloway, Pamelia Holloway, heirs of his sister Jane Bond, $2 each. The desk, when his wife shall cease to be his wdw, to eldest son of bro Elisha; $50 to Lovina Lyon. The residue to Mass Baptist Missionary Soc, in hands of Elders Jesse Hartwell of New Marlborough & Ash Todd of Chesterfield, executors of his will. No issue. 111. Deborah6 Tobey, 22 May 1768-1 Sept 1768. 1v. Deborah6 Tobey, 9 Mar 1770-1842; m Mr Faxon. v. Elizabeth6 Tobey b 22 May 1772; m Rev Josiah Godard. vi. Ason6 Tobey28 May 1774-"35daysafter" 1774. VIL Jane6 Tobey, 26 Aug 1775 - 7 Jan 1804; m 5 Mar 1796 Consider Bond. vm. Ezra6 Tobey, 8 Apr 1777-17 Mar 1807. 192 IX. Elisha6 Tobey, Conway Mass 22 Feb 1779 - 29 June 1840; m(l) Mrs Mary Ann Gambier of Philadelphia Pa, d Springfield Mass; m(2) Sophia Chapin Ferrey, 8 Apr 1788 - 24 Aug 1859, grdau of Enoch Chapin. Elisha to Philadelphia 1792; to Springfield Mass 1802; iron-worker, making fire shovels & tongs, later firearms. A thorough mechanic. US Govt Inspector with offices in Millbury, Ludlow, Chicopee Mass & Middletown Ct, etc. Apptd Deputy Sheriff of Hampden Co 1812 by the 1st Sheriff of the county; a prominent Free Mason. x. Joseph6 Tobey, 231 an 1781 - 22 Sept 1800. 193 x1. Benjamin6 Tobey b Conway Mass 23 Jan 1781; m Deliv­ erance ... Bought & sold considerable land, signed one deed 22July 1814, with his wife & mother. xu. Sarah6 Tobey b 27 May 1783; m 10 June 1806 William Holloway. xiii. Prince6 TobeyJrb22Jan 1785. XIV. Christiana6 Tobey, 4 May 1787 -9 Sept 1809.

86 xv. Pamelia6 Tobey b 23 Mar 1789; m 15 Mar 1812 Cyrus Holloway of Sherburne NY.

86 Ch ofNoah5 Tobey (Sarah4 Po_pe-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Sally ... : 194 1. Heman6 (Herman) Tobey b, Ballston, Saratoga Co NY; m .... ; removed to Ohio. 11. Samuel6 Tobey. m. Abigail6 Tobey; m Mr Stewart.

87 Ch of Bathsheba5 Gibbs (Bathsheba4 Pope-Hannah3-Elisha2) m John Perry Sr: 195 1. J ohn6 Perry Jr; m 1793 Mary Swift. 196 11. Elijah6 Perry, 5 June 1776 - Sandwich Mass 5 Aug 1814; m Lydia6 Bourne# 136.

88 Ch of Desire5 (Sylvanus4 - Mel3[mJJ - Shear2) m Nathaniel Clapp: 197 1. Hannah6 Clapp b&d Scituate Mass 11 Nov 1739 - 1805; mas 2nd wife, Scituate 7 Feb 1794 Rev Nathan Stone Sr, Southborough Mass 30 Sept 1737 - Dennis Mass 26 Apr 1804 aet 67; he m(l) Shrewsbury Mass 17 Oct 1765 Mary, Shrews­ bury 24 Mar 1740/41 - Yarmouth (Dennis) Mass 28 Apr 1790, dau of Rev Job & Mary (Prentice) Cushing. Job was pastor at Shrews­ bury for nearly 37 yrs. Rev Nathan member 1757 of Southborough Military Co under Capt Timothy Brigham. Grad Harvard 1762, 13th in a class of 47. Pastor of 2nd Ch Yarmouth from 17 Oct 17 64 until his death. At the funeral services it was stated: "Neither the inclemency of the seasons, nor the distance of place, prevented him from discharging the duties of his office, & his meekness, piety & beneficence shone at all times." An obituary said "His religion was not deformed by bigotry nor circumscribed by intolerance, & as a man he was cheer­ ful & communicative & his study was to make men happy." No issue of m( 1).

89 Ch of Mary5 (Sylvanus4-Mel3[mIJ_Shear2) m Nathaniel Stone Jr: all b Brewster Mass: i. Mary6 Stone bp 25 July 17 42 d 1829 aet 87; unm.

87 u. Sylvanus6 Stone bp 19 June 1743 d Harwich Mass 9 Aug 1743. 198 111. Hannah6 Stone bp 5 Aug 1744; m Harwich Mass 24 Oct 1765 Joseph Parker, ab 1736 - 6 Sept 1800, of Falmouth Mass. 1v. Sylvanus6 Stone bp 6 Apr 1746 d Brewster Mass IO Mar 1811; unm. He resided on his father's homestead in that part of Harwich which in 1803 was set off as Brewster. He was active in the movement for this division of the town. He suc­ ceeded to his father's shop, was Justice of the Peace, Postmaster of Harwich 1798-1803 & of Brewster 1803-1805. A Federalist, a pol­ ished old-school gentleman, a courteous & faithful public official. v. Abigail6 Stone bp 3 Jan 1747/48; m Harwich Mass 26 July 1777 Capt Edmund Howes. v1. William6 Stone bp 4 Feb 1749 / 50 d 1839 aet 89. Resided on the paternal homestead in Harwich which in 1803 was set off as Brewster; in the store with bro Sylvanus, whom he succeeded as Postmaster 1805. On 27 Dec 1811 he was adjudged incapable of caring for his estate, which was committed to Thomas Seabury as Trustee. (Barnstable Cp Prob Ct Recs XXII 444). Unm. vu. Lucy6 Stone bp 23 Feb 1751/52 d Harwich Mass 3 May 1775;unm. vm. Eunice6 Stone bp 10 Feb 1754; m Harwich Mass 25 Dec 1775 Moses Allen of Sandwich. 1x. N athan6 Stone III bp 16 May 1756 d 1781; unm. x. Mercy6 Stone bp 19 Mar 1758 d 1830 aet 72; joined Har­ wich (now Brewster) Ch 11 July 1784; resided on pater­ nal homestead; unm. x1. Sarah6 Stone bp 16 Mar 1760; mJoseph Ripley. 199 xu. Olive6 Stone bp 24 Oct 1762; m int 7 Apr 1792 m Rev John b&d Boston Mass 18 Apr 1768 - 28 Feb 1843, son of Dea John & Elizabeth (Grant) Simpkins. Harvard AB 1786; 19 Oct 1791 ordained pastor of Ch in Harwich, serving 40 yrs until 1831 when he resigned. xm. Frances6 Stone bp 18 Aug 1765; m Harwich Mass 24 Oct 1788 Nathaniel Sparhawk of Roxbury Mass.

90 Ch of Meletiah5 Sr (Sylvanus4 - Mel3lmIJ - Shear2) m Mary Bayard:

88 200 1. Meletiah6 Jr, ab 1754 - bef 14 June 1798; mint Sandwich Mass 20 Sept 1778 (NEHGR CXIX 35) m June 1779 (Sandw VR) Olive Gorham, her will dated Barnstable Mass 14June 1798 (Bstble Co Probt Recs XXVIII 256). 201 11. Capt Sylvanus6, ab 1756 - d at his post as American Con- sul, Amsterdam Holland aft 5 June 1817; m ... Com­ missioned 7 June 1790 Consul at San Domingo, arriving there 16 Mar 1791. His credentials were never accepted by the local government, due to much bickering & making it as unpleasant as possible for him, with riots & unrest of the natives. He resigned this post in the US 28 Dec 179 I. Several letters dated 1789-93 of "appli­ cation & recommendation of Bourne for appointment under Pres Washington" are among the George Washington papers in the Li­ brary of Congress, Washington DC, listed under the above title. (T(They were prepared by Gaillard Hunt, Washington Govt Printing Office 1901, 1913, 1914). Sylvanus6 commissioned vice-consul at Amsterdam by Pres Wash­ ington 29 May 1794. Bourne seems to have been in Amsterdam at the time. Commissioned Consul-Gen! for the Batavian Republic by Pres John Adams 26 June 1797; recommissioned 18 June 1815 to the same post as Consul Genl for the Kingdom of the Netherlands; a copy of the commission has this note: "This commission was is­ sued in consequence of the change in the govt of Holland." Apptd agent for Claims & Seamen at The Hague 19 Apr 1817, in addition to his consular appt. His last despatch is dated Amsterdam 5 June 1817. Another source states Bourne d at his post 27 Apr 1817. His wife was very ill after the birth of a child & the family was under a severe strain for some time. Among the applications under Pres Madison 1809-1817 are 4 letters from Sylvanus; 3 pertain to Amsterdam; the 4th asks for appt as Consul to London. The original letters & despatches from Bourne to the Dept of State are in the Diplomatic, Legal & Fiscal Branch of the Natl Ar­ chives & Records Service, Archives Bldg, Pennsylvania Ave at 8th St, Washington DC 20025, in Vols I & II 'Consular Despatches Amsterdam,' may be consulted by interested persons. Microfilms of same may be purchased there.

89 111. Sarah6 b ab 1769; m Col Humphrey Greaton. Also known as Richard H Greaton; Ensign in Capt Watson's Co, Lt Col Millin's 3rd Mass Regt 1783; also in 3rd Mass Regt under Col Michael Jackson. (Mass Soldiers & Sailors in Rev VI 786; Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 215 has Sarah & Mary as daus of Meletiah6 Jr, not as his sisters.) 1v. Mary6 bab 1770; unm 1787.

91 Ch of Col William5 (Sylvanus4 - MeIJ[mIJ - Shear2) m Sarah Le Gailis: 1. Sarah6 b&d Marblehead Mass 29 May 1756 - 26 May 1757 (St Michael's Cem, Mblhd). 202 11. Lucretia6, 13 July 1758 (b 16 July St Michael's Cem recs) - 2 Dec 1818; m 14 Aug 1783 Capt Joshua Orne d Bordeaux France 25 Dec 1805. 111. Charlotte6, b 14 Apr 1760 (20 Apr St Michael's Cem recs); m 4 May 1780 Dr John Barnard Swett of Newbury­ port Mass. 1v. Frances6 b 31 Mar 1761 (b 5 Apr St Michael's Cem recs Mblhd); m 9 Feb 1782 Judge Oliver Peabody of Exeter NH. (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 216 gives daus as Clarissa, Charlotte, Fanny).

92 Ch of Hannah5 (Sylvanus4-MeJ3Lm 1LShear2) m Isaac Hinckley Jr: i. Richard6 Hinckley b 29 Oct 17 49. ii. Hannah6 Hinckley b 25 Mar 1751. iii. Abigail6 Hinckley b I Feb 1753. iv. Joseph6 Hinckley b 6 Mar 1755. v. Elizabeth6 Hinckley b 30 Apr 1757. v1. Isaac6 Hinckley III b 18 June 1760. An enterprising ship­ master. Lived Hingham Mass. v11. Charles6 Hinckley b 1762. vm. Eunice6 Hinckley b 14 July 1765.

93 Ch of Abigail5 (Sylvanus4 - Mel3lmlJ - Shear2) m Kenelm Win­ slow Jr: 203 1. Kenelm6 Winslow III, 24 July 1756 - Windsor Me 1 May 1747; m by Rev Kilborn Whitman 26 Oct 1794 (Pembroke

90 Mass YR) Susanna Fuller of Pembroke, 27 Nov 1774 - 12 Aug 1849. He was of Bristol (RI?) at time of marriage. Removed from Marshfield Mass to Me ab 1783. (Win­ slow Gen.) 204 11. Abigail6 Winslow, 28 June 1758 - 14 Apr 1836; m Marsh- field Mass 9 June 1777 John6 Gallison Jr#206. 111. Reuben6 Winslow. 205 1v. Joseph6 Winslow, Marshfield Mass 12 Nov 1760 - St Augustine Fla 1806; m by Rev William Shaw, Pembroke Mass 20 Apr 1797 Susanna, Pembroke Mass 15 Oct 1768 - Abington Mass IO Jan 1822, dau of John Baker. Joseph sailed from Baltimore Md as Capt of a vessel; ill, he was put ashore at St Augustine Fla. Two letters to friends dated 1806 said they would probably not hear from him again. It was assumed he d there.

94 Ch of Eunice5 (Sylvanus4-MeJ3[mILShear2) m John Gallison Sr: all b Marblehead Mass (YR; Hist of Cape Cod II 301); (a grson of Eunice5 was District Councillor-at-Law.): 206 1. John6 Gallison Jr, 6 Aug 1754 - 6 Sept 1840; m Abigail6 Winslow #204. 11. William6 Gallison b 17 56. 111. Eunice6 Gallison, 1757 - 1759. lV. Henry6 Gallison, 17 58 - 17 59. V. Henry6 Gallison b 1759; m Katherine Sewall. vi. Anise6 Gallison b 1761. vu. Eunice6 Gallison b 1763. Vlll. Abigail6 Gallison b 1763. lX. Sarah6 Gallison b 1764. X. Elizabeth6 Gallison b 1765; m 1787 Jacob Lewis. XI. Sylvanus6 Gallison b 1767. XU. Michael6 Gallison b 1768. Xlll. Charlotte6 Gallison b 1773; m 1794 Sylvanus Gray.

95 Ch of Dr Richard5 (Sylvanus4-MeJ3[mILShear2) m Hannah Sturgis: 207 1. Abigail6 (Nabby) bp Barnstable Mass 28 Feb 1779 - Den- nis Mass 1842; m as 2nd wife Barnstable 23 Feb 1832

91 Nathan Jr, 10 June 1766 - 28 Dec 1839, son of Rev Na­ than & m(l) Mary (Cushing) Stone Sr (Rev Nathan Sr m(2) Hannah6 Clapp#l97.) ii. William Allen6 , 1781 - 3 Oct 1783, bur Lathrop's Hill CemBstble.

96 Ch of Joseph5 Sr (John4-Mel3lmlLShear2) m Hannah Hath­ away: all b Falmouth Mass: 1. Isaac6 b 5 Apr l 754(Falm VR II 23, 142). 11. Mary6 b 29 Aug 1755; mint 18 Feb 1776 Ezra Sampson of Plympton Mass. 208 iii. Joseph6 Jr, 26 Feb 1757 - drowned himself 27 July 1821 (Falm VR I 178); m int Falmouth 12 Apr 1783 (Scituate VR; Falm VR 29, 31) m 28 Sept 1783 Sarah, 28 Aug 1756 - Falmouth 26 Jan 1812, dau of Thomas & Esther (Ryder) Freeman. 209 iv. Zuriel6 b&d Falmouth Mass 17 Aug 1758 - 12 Jan 1851; mint 6 Mar 1782 Thankful Jones. v. Hannah6 b 31 Aug 1760; mint Falmouth (VR 11 27) 13 Feb 1780 m 23 Apr 1780 Thomas Davis. 210 vi. Thomas6 b&d Falmouth 29 Oct 1762; m there 10 Aug 1787 Elizabeth b lJuly 1769, dau of Joseph Palmer Jr. vu. Lydia6 b&d Falmouth Mass 29 Dec 1764 - Mar 1797 (Falm VR II 142, 177).

97 Ch of John5 Jr (·4-MeJ3lm 1LShear2) m Persis Davis: all b Fal­ mouth Mass: 211 i. John6 Ill b&d Falmouth Mass 29 Dec 1754 - 8 Jan 1804 aet 49, bur Hatchville Cem; mint Oct 1779 m Falmouth 25 May 1780Thankful Hatch(Falm VR ll 187). 212 · 11. Elijah6 b 17 Aug 1757; m(l) int 3 May 1788 Anna Greene d Falmouth 9 Dec 1809 (Palm VR II 30); m(2) int 26 Dec 1813 Tabithy Sherman (Palm YR 1170), m. Martha6 b 19 Dec 1760; m int 19 Feb 1785 m 24 Nov 1785 Kenelm Crocker (Falm YR 1185, 146). 1v. Persis6 b 2 Oct 17 64; mint I Oct 1796 Philip Phinney,

98 Ch of Elizabeth5 (John4-MeJ3lmtLShear2) m( 1) Jonathan Swift:

92 i. John6 Swiftb lOJuly 1754. 11. David6 Swift b bef 27 June 1761. m. Abigail6 Swift; m 19 Oct 1775 Zebulon Haskell. 1v. Susannah6 Swift bp 15 Jan 1762. v. Elizabeth6 Swift b I May 1763.

99 Ch of David5 (John4-MeJ3[mlJ_Shear2) m Mary Hathaway: all b Falmouth Mass: 1. Sylvanus6 b 24 Mar 1765. 11. Christina6 b 13 Aug 1767; mint 5 Aug 1786 m 2 Sept 1786 Benjamin Curtis (Falm VR II 32). m. Hathaway6 b I Apr 1771. 1v. Richard6 b 16Nov 1774. v. Ezra6 b 29 May 1777; mint 15 July 1799 Nancy Swift of Rox borough Mass. v1. David6 Jr.

100 Ch of Elizabeth5 (Shear4[m!J - MeJ3[mJJ - Shear2) m Amasa Bailey: 1. A bner6 Bailey. 11. A bigail6 Bailey. 111. Marcy6 Bailey. 1v. Judith6 Bailey.

101 Ch of Desire5 (Shear4[mlLMel3[mJLShear2) m(I) Jonathan Russell: 1. Lothrop6 Russell.

102 Ch of Shearjashub5 Jr (-4Cm2LMeJ3CmtLShear2) m Sarah Wood- worth: 1. Sarah6 b 31 Jan 1770; m 2 June 1791 William J Corlew. 11. Lydia6, 31 Oct 1772-Scituate Mass 8 May 1829; unm. m. Abigail6 (Nab by) b 14 Apr 1775. iv. Elizabeth W oodworth6, 25 Nov 1777 - 25 Nov 1829. v. Bethia6 b 16 Apr 1781; m Charles Corlew.

103 Ch of James5 Sr (Silas4-MeJ3Cm 1LShear2) m Mary Nye: all b Sandwich & all bp there tog 6 Sept 1772 except the eldest:

93 1. Benjamin6 b&d Sandwich Mass 2 May 1753 bp 15 Dec 1774 "at his father's, he being sick & making profession of Piety & solemn devotion" (Sandw Ch recs) - d 9 Feb 1775. 213 11. Hannah6, 8 Apr 1755 - Barnstable Mass bef 1 Jan 1785 aet 30; mas 1st wife Barnstable 26 Sept 1773 John Tha­ cher b&d Barnstable 29 Dec 1751 - 4 July 1833 aet 84, 7 mo; (Thacher Gen 1910 - 18 Oct 1913 349); John m(2) by Rev John Mellen Barnstable 28 July 1785 Remember Freeman d Barnstable 26 Apr 1795 aet 38; (NY Gen & Biog Reg give John m Hannah as 2nd wife); m(3) ...; m(4) ... 214 m. Allen6, 24 Apr 1759 - 7 Dec 1815 aet 55; m by Rev Jona­ than Bascom, Sandwich 13 Nov 1788 Hannah, Eastham Mass 9 June 1765 - 1837 aet 72, dau of Gideon6 & Han­ nah (Freeman) Freeman. Moved to Scipio NY. (Freeman Gen2nded 1875193; SandwVR). 1v. Mary6 (Polly) b 11 June 1762; mint Sandwich 2 Oct 1784 m 30 July 1785 Nicholas Eldred (Falm VR II 86). 215 v. James6 Jr b 16 Aug 1765; m(l) int 18 Nov 1798 Mary Jacobs, 1769 - Sandwich 25 Jan 1808 aet 39 (Scituate VR); m(2) 9 Aug 1808 Cynthia Bartlett of Plymouth Mass (Anc Landmarks of Plymouth Part II 30). v1. Temperance6 b&d Sandwich 26 Mar 1769 - 13 July 1793 aet 24. vii. Sarah6 b 5 Jan 1771.

104 Ch of Meletiah5 (Silas4-Mel3lm 1LShear2) m Mary Howes: all b&d Sandwich Mass: 1. Hannah6, 1 Aug 1767 - 25 Sept 1833; m Sandwich 23 Sept 1790 Zenas Crocker of Barnstable Mass. ii. Eunice6 b 25 Aug l 770. 111. Mary6, 31 Aug 1772 - 4 Nov 1802. She collected the Ap­ tucxet Bourne records Aug 1802; they were copied for Benjamin S Bourne 3 Nov 1842 by N D Gould of Provi­ dence RI; the original book is at Aptucxet Trading Post, Bourne Mass 1969. 216 1v. Meletiah6 Jr, 14 Jan 1778 - 4 Aug 1862 aet 87-7-4; m(l) ab

94 1801 Mary Blackwell, 14 July 1779 - 16 Nov 1816 aet 35; NEHGR CXIX Jan 1965 38 gives m(2) 4 Oct 1820 Han­ nah6 (Fearing) #167 Tobey, wdw (?) ofJoshua Tobey#l82. v. Mary Ann6 d 4 Nov 1802 aet 2 mo 14 da (Sandw VR).

105 Ch of Silas5 Jr c-4-Me}J[llILShear2) m(l) Abigail Bourne: see #63.

105 Ch of Silas5 Jr m(2) Fear Parker: all b Sandwich Mass; 1. Silas6 III, 9 Nov 1773 hp 28 Nov 1773 - d bef 31 May 1777. 11. Silas6 III, 31 May 1777 hp 8 June 1777 - Boston Mass 28 Apr 1803 aet 26; unm. m. Ezra Allen6, 31 Aug 1779 -Boston Mass ... ; m ...

106 Ch of Desires Newcomb (Bathsheba4[mILMeIJ[mIJ_Shear2) m Dr Elisha Tobey: see #79.

107 Ch of Marys Newcomb (Bathsheba4[mILMeJ3[mILShear2) m Lemuel Pope: all b Dartmouth Mass: I. William6 Popeb 13 Mar 1761. II. Timothy6 Pope, 29Jan 1763-29 Apr 1771. lll. Jonathan6 Pope b 10 Feb 1765. IV. Eunice6 Pope bl 770. V. Sarah6 Pope, 1774-27 Oct 1777.

108 Ch of Sarahs Newcomb (Bathsheba4[mILMeJ3[mILShear2) m Benjamin Fessenden: I. Samuel6 Fessenden d prob bef 23 Dec 1793, date of his mother's will. ii. William6 Fessenden; unm. lll. Thomas6 Fessenden. IV. Deborah6 Fessenden (Mayflower Desc XX 58). V. Sarah6 Fessenden;m Moses Allen. 217 VI. Rebecca6 Fessenden; m Nathan6 Dillingham#156. VII. Abigail6 Fessenden; m William(?) Bodfish bef 8 July 1794. Vlll. Bathsheba6 Fessenden; m Lemuel Freeman. IX. Lucy6 Fessenden; m Rev Alvin Hyde.

95 109 Ch of Hannahs Newcomb (Bathsheba4[mlLMel3[mlLShear2) m(l) Dr Jonathan Sturges: 218 1. Deborah6 (Catherine?) Sturges b ab 1751; m Joseph5 Nye1r#51.

109 Ch of Hannahs Newcomb m(2) John Jennings Sr: all b Sand­ wich Mass: 1. Samue16 Jennings, 15 Nov 1762 - Leeds Me 23 Mar 1842. Pvt in Rev; in alarm at Falmouth Mass Sept 1779. ii. John6 Jennings Jr b ab 1764. iii. Hannah6 Jennings b ab 1766; m 20 Mar 1785 John Jr b Northfield Mass 9 Feb 1755, son of John & Sarah (Brook) Beeman Sr. 1v. Bathsheba6 Jennings b ab 1768. v. Sarah6 Jennings b ab 1770. vi. Nathaniel6 Jennings, 26 May 1772/73 - Wayne Me 23 Sept 1828. v11. Mary6 Jenningsbab 1774.

110 Ch of Richards Ruggles (Bathsheba4[m2LMel3[m!J_Shear2) m Wealthia Hathaway: 219 1. Cynthia6 Ruggles b NS 1774; m(l) Freetown RI John Durland killed NS by falling tree ab 1800. John was the son of Daniel Durland of Newburg NY, a Loyalist, who removed to Clements NS. Cynthia m(2) Mr Harris. They lived Oyster Bay, Long Id NY. John Durland was also a Loyalist.

111 Ch of Ezra5 L'Hommedieu (Martha4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m(2) Mary Catherine Havens: 1. Son6 dy. 220 11. Mary6 L'Hommedieu; m Samuel S Gardiner.

112 Ch of Samuel5 Angier (Mary4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Judith Smith: i. -Sarah6 Angier; m John Harrold, 1708 - 1791 of Bridge­ water Mass.

113 Ch of Oakess Angier (Mary4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m Susannah Howard:

96 1. Susannah6 Angier; m Oliver Ames, 1779 - 1863, desc of John Winslow.

114 Ch of Benjamin5 (Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Judith Beals: i. J oseph6 (Hist of Cape Cod, Freeman II 469).

115 Ch of Samuel5 Jr (- 4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Diademia Leonard: all b Falmouth Mass: 221 1. Prince6 b 7 Aug 1781; m Lydia ... (Palm VR II 111 ). 11. Earl6, 12 Mar 1783 - 23 Oct 1808 aet 25, bu Hatch ville Cem. m. Cynthia6 b 2 Feb 1785; m int 6 Apr 1806 m Falmouth 15 June 1806 Asa Nourse. 1v. Benjamin6 b 11 Oct 1787. v. Diademia6 b 18 Apr 1791.

116 Ch of Nathanie15 Sr (Sam14-Ezra3-Shear2) m Mehitable Tobey (Hist of Cape Cod, Fred Freeman II 469). 1. Mercy6• 11. Sarah6• 111. Mary6. lV. Martha6. V. Matilda6. Vl. Nathaniel6 Jr. Vll. Reuben6. Vlll. Mehitable6• IX. Rebecca6. X. Samuel6.

117 Ch of Nathan5 Sr (Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Patience Jones: all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Jane6, 1782-1789. 222 11. Elizabeth6 (Betsey), 25 Aug 1784 - bef 22 Jan 1829; m ab 1808 Benjamin Jr, 1781 - 1851, son of Benjamin5 & De­ liverance (Childs) Crocker Sr of Barnstable Mass. 223 111. Ezra L'Hommedieu6, 28 Jan (June?) 1787 - 1864; m Cyn­ thia Eaton. 224 1v. Samuel6 , l7Nov l79l-aft22Jan l829;mMarySmith.

97 225 V. Nathan6 Jr, 10 May 1794 - aft 22 Jan 1829; m(l) Lavinia Boone; m(2) Mrs Sarah Rose (Ross?). Vl. Micah6, ab 1796 - aft 22 Jan 1829; m 26 May 1823 Cyn­ thia Iadissel (Iadissel in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 223; NEHGR CXIX 40, Jan 1965 says Padissel.) Vll. Isaiah 6, 7 July 1798- prob dy, not in father's will. Vlll. Lucy6, 9 Mar 1800/01 (Sandw VR II 153; 3 July 1789 in NEHGR CXIX 40 & Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 223) - aft 22Jan 1829; m Zacharias (Zaccheus?) Crocker. IX. Elizabeth6 b 28 Mar 1802. x. Maher-shalal-hashbaz6 (called Mahershal) ab 1802/ 3 - aft 22 Jan 1829; m Louise Phinney. (In NEHGR CXIX 40, Jan 1965 he is called Maher-babal-bashbal (called Mahu­ shal); in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 223 Mahershalalhashbaz & states this is an Indian name. This is an error. His name found in Isaiah 8:1, King James Version, translated from the Hebrew means "In making speed to the spoils he hasteneth the prey"; "Then the Lord said unto me (Isaiah), take a large tablet & write on it 'be­ longing to Maher-shalal-hashbaz'; & I (Isaiah) went to the proph­ etess (his wife) & she bore me a son. Then the Lord said unto me 'Call his name Maher-shalal-hashbaz; for before the child knows how to cry 'my father' or 'my mother', the wealth of Damascus & the spoil of Samaria will be carried away before the King of As­ syria." x1. Richard6, 4 Oct 1804 - aft 22 Jan 1829; m Mrs Susan Roberts. Co-executor of his father's will.

118 Ch of Timothy5 Sr (Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Elizabeth Leon­ ard: 1. Melinda6 b 5 Dec 1794; mint 13 Dec 1818 John Childs. 11. Ezra6, 15 Feb 1796-26 June 1797. m. Elizabeth6 b 17 Oct 1797; mint 20 June 1813 Seth Ewer. 1v. Anna6 b 14July(June?) 1800 (Falm VR). v. Timothy6 Jrb28Nov 1801. v1. Lucinda6 b 1 Aug 1804. v11. Sylvester6 b 26 Mar 1807. vu1. Hannah6 b26July 1809. 1x. Diadema6 b23Aprl812.

98 119 Ch of Hon Shearjashub5 Jr (-4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m(l) Ruth Waldron: all b Bristol RI: 1. Unnamed ch6 b&d 2 Oct 177 3. 11. Elizabeth6 b 14July 1774; m ... Smith. 111. Ruth6 b 24 Jan 1776; m Bristol 19 May 1799 Nathaniel Waldron. 1v. Hannah6, 24 Jan 1776-13 June 1776 aet 5 mos. v. Shearjashub6 III, 1 Oct 1777 - Guadeloupe West Indies 21 Oct 1793 aet 17. 226 vi. John Waldron6, 1 Oct 1777 - 8 Aug 1823 aet 40; m Bris­ tol RI 3 Oct 1799 Nancy b 14 Oct 1780, dau of Col Sam­ uel & m( 1) Lydia Wardwell, the Col's 2nd cousin. v11. Son6 d 2 Oct 1778 aet 5 mo 2 da (A VR RI). 227 v111. Allen6 , 25 Jan 1779 - 8 Dec 1814; m Bristol RI 7 June 1805 Elizabeth, 1786 - 19 Feb 1858 (d 3 Aug 1829 NEH GR CXIX 41, Jan 1965), dau of Josiah & Elizabeth Smith. 1x. Hannah6 b 10 Aug 1871; m Mr Smith. x. Martha6 b 10 Aug 1871; m Mr Smith. x1. Benjamin6, 10 Aug 1871-13 June 1872 aet 11 mos. 228 xn. Mary6, ab 1784 - Waltham Mass 13 May 1868 aet 84, bur there Mt Peake Cem; m by Rev Henry Wight, Bristol RI 27 Jan 1808 Thomas, 29 May 1786 - lost at sea 2 Aug 1817, son of Thomas & Sarah (Bowen) Fales. A sea Captain, Thomas sailed mostly between New England & the West Indies (Rev Henry Wight in A VR RI).

119 Ch of Hon Shearjashub5 m(2) Rachel Kent: 1. Charlotte6 b 21 Aug 1794; m(l) Mr Sanford; m(2) Mr Corbett. 11. Mary Ann6 b 21 Mar 1796; m Bristol RI 27 Mar 1821 Penuel Corbett of Va. 229 m. Shearjashub6 III, 23 Apr 1798 - Hartford Ct 25 (28) Mar 1869; m 1822 Ardelia Alger, 1800 (1809?) - 15 Jan 1871 aet 71. Lived 1838 at 17 Village St Hartford Ct; 1852 gave $100 towards repairs of Meeting House of 1st Ch Hartford; 15 Nov 1866 Shearjashub6 & Ardelia (Alger) Bourne were dismissed from 1st Ch, Hartford (Cat of 1st Ch 87). He worked for Smith & Co, saddlers; 1867 he was a partner of Smith(Hartford City Dir).

99 Alger descent: Andrew1 Alger b Dunster nr Minehead, nw of Somerset, Eng; m Agnes .... Their Ch: J ohn2; Matthew2; Eliza­ beth2 m John Palmer; Joanna2 m(l) Elias Oakman, m(2) John Mills, both of Boston; a dau2 m John Ashton or Austin; Lt An­ drew2 in Scarborough Mass 1651; Constable 1661; 1673 removed to Boston; 1690 killed by Indians when town (?) was destroyed; wdw m Samuel Walker, left 1 dau3 m Matthew Collins (Swett & Eliot 1894; Savage Gen Diet I, 27). Carpenter descent: (Tyrconnel Carpenters (Carpenter Fam 1898 263; In Eng (p 32) John1 Carpenter b ab 1303; Richard2 b ab 1335; John Sr Bro(?) of John3, Town Clerk of London; John4 Jr b ab 1410; William5 of Homme ab 1440 - 1520; in America: William1 Carpenter b London 1576, to America 1638 in "Bevis" with son William2 & wife Abigail; William1 returned to England on same ship; William2 Carpenter Eng 1605 - Rehoboth Mass 7 Feb 1659; m Abigail ... d Rehoboth 22 Feb 1687. Samuel3 Carpenter, prob 1644 - 20 Feb 1682/83; m 25 May 1660 Sarah, dau of James Readaway. David4 Carpenter Sr, 17 Apr 1765 - 26 July 1701/2 aet 26; m 22 Nov 1697 Rebecca Hunt. David5 Carpenter Jr, 1 June 1701 - 11 July 1787; m 12 Nov 1724 Joanna, 18 July 1704-22 Jan 1786, dau of Ebenezer Walker of Rehoboth Mass. Thomas6 Carpenter, 15 July 1725 - 22 Jan 1809; m 5 Jan 1749 Dorothy Bosworth d 14 Sept 1812. Dorothy7 Carpenter, Apr 1757 - 16 Dec 1822; m 27 Sept 1782 Jonathan Alger d 5 Mar 1837 aet 82. Jonathan desc of Lt Andrew2 Alger (above) through Alice Carpenter, wdw of Constant South­ worth. (NEHGR IV 45). Ardelia8 Algerm Shearjashub6 Bourne. 230 iv. Ezra6 b 20 Aug 1800; m Miss Carpenter. v. Elizabeth S6 b 28 Mar 1802; m Bristol RI 27 Jan 1821 John Chadwick.

120 Ch of Judge Benjamin5 (Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Hope (Child) Diman; all b Bristol RI: 1. Sophia6 b&d Bristol 1 Mar 1786 - 30 Nov 1802; unm. "Whose gentleness of disposition & character has stamped her name upon the hearts of her friends." (On stone, Juniper Hill Cem, Bristol). 231 11. Julia6 b&d Bristol 15 July 1790 - 9 Jan 1842; m(l) Bristol 20 June 1811 Abel, 1779 - 1 Oct 1815, son of Elisha, 23 May 1744 - 1 Feb 1810 & Elizabeth (Farrar) 1750 -1826,

100 Jones. Abel attracted the attention (at 18) of a wealthy Englishman, who gained the consent of his parents to take him to England for education. Abel returned home an accomplished scholar with a snug fortune. Julia m(2) Bristol Nov 1841 Genl Albert C Greene, lawyer, US Senator. "Mrs Jones ranked as one of the most brilliant women of her day. Unwilling to marry the 2nd time, before her dau mar­ ried, she refused such suitors as Bishop Griswold & Judge Burgess." 111. Benjamin Franklin6, 30 Nov 1783 - Mediterranean 10 Nov 1819 aet 36; (d 1823 date from Genl Services Admin, Natl Archives & Recs Service, Washington DC 20005 - Ref# NMRN); grad Brown U, Providence RI; successful lawyer at 20; in US Navy apptd Purser 26 Mar 1814; 1st Lt at death. "Be­ loved by his brother officers; a beau at courts; engaged to an Italian Countess who died of a broken heart." In Natl Archives in files of applications & recommendations for office under Pres James Monroe, 1817-1825, is a letter of 16 Aug 1817, recommending Benjamin Franklin Bourne for apptment to Consulship at Amsterdam, vacated by death of his kinsman Syl­ vanus6 Bourne #201. iv. Elizabeth6d Bristol RI 10 June 1884.

121 Ch of Nathan5 Mayhew (Zachariah4 Mayhew - Remember3 - Shear2) m(l) Susannah Athearn: i. James6 Mayhew, 16 Apr 1762-30 Feb 1778. 11. Abigail6 Mayhew b 4 May 1764; m William Jernegan. 232 111. Hebron6 Mayhew, 16 Feb 1767 - 25 Dec 1826; m 20 Sept 1792 Deborah Stewart. 233 iv. William6 Mayhew b 30 July 1769; m Phebe Mayhew b 16 Sept 1775. v. Susanna6 Mayhewb22Dec 1771; m Ransom Norton. v1. Mary6 Mayhew b 10 Mar 1774; m Sarson Chase. vu. Nathan6 Mayhewb23 Dec 1778. 121 Ch ofNathan5 Mayhew m(2) Abigail Boardman: 1. Lucia6 Mayhew b 18 Dec 1782; m Francis Remick. 11. Elizabeth6 Mayhew b 2July 1785; m Samuel Prescott. 111. Clarinda6 Mayhew b 29 July 1787; m Nathan Armsby. 1v. James6 Mayhew b 16 Oct 1789; m Almira Allen. v. Andrew Boardman6 Mayhew b 9 Sept 1791; m Polly Hig­ gms.

101 122 Ch of William5 Mayhew (Zachariah4 Mayhew - Remember3 - Shear2) m Margaret Mayhew: i. Martha6 Mayhew b 21 Sept 1775; m Hardy E Hitch. ii. William Brandon6 Mayhew b 17 Dec 1777; m 6 Nov 1800 Prudence Allen. iii. Elizabeth6 Mayhew b 5 Feb 1781.

123 Ch of Jonathan5 Mayhew Sr (Zachariah4 Mayhew-Remember3- Shear2) m Parnell Mayhew: i. Rebecca6 Mayhew b 18 June 1795; m Moses Mayhew. ii. Jonathan6 Mayhew Jr b 7 Apr 1797; m Almira Butler. iii. Gilbert6 Mayhew b 25 Aug 1800; m Catherine Tilton.

124 Ch of Zachariah5 Mayhew Jr (-4 - Remember3 - Shear2) m(l) Anne Davis: i. Davis6 Mayhew b 24 Oct 1782. 11. James6 Mayhew b 23 July 1785. iii. Jonathan6 Mayhew. 1v. Zachariah6 Mayhew III. v. Elizabeth6 Mayhew.

125 Ch of Hannah6 (Johanna5 Nye-Mehitable4-Tim3-Job2) m Lem­ uel5 Bourne: see #71.

126 Ch of Mehitable6 (Johanna5 Nye-Mehitable4-Tim3-Job2) m Capt Samuel5 Bourne: see#74.

127 Ch of Abigail6 (Johanna5 Nye-Mehitable4-Tim3-Job2) m Asa5 Bourne: see #7 5.

128 Ch of Jonathan6 Sr (Johanna5 Nye-Mehitable4-Tim3-Job2) m Hannah Tobey: all b& bp Sandwich Mass: 233a 1. Elisha7, 3 May 1792 bp 1 July 1792 - 8 Oct 1854; m 31 Aug 1818 Achsah (on birth recs as Experience, but was called Achsah) 18 Jan 1797 - 4 Oct 1847, dau of Sylvanus, 1749 - 6 Dec 1835 & m(2) 12 Dec 1792 Hannah Foster (Bourne) d 8 June 1832, Gibbs. 11. Anna7 b 3 Dec 1794 bp 29 Mar 1795. 111. Joseph7 b 8 Sept 1796.

102 IV. Lois7 b 23 Nov 1798. v. Temperance7 bp 14 June 1800 (1st Ch recs Sandwich; listed in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 211; no birth rec in Sandwich VR). 234 v1. Joshua T 7 b 28 Jan 1803 bp 2July 1803; m Miss Tobey. 234a VIL Mehitable7 b 5 Mar 1805 bp 26 May 1805; m as 2nd wife int Sandwich Mass 27 July 1822 James b 21 Aug 1788, son of Clark & Sarah (Burgess) Russell. James m(l) Int 11 Mar 1815 Elizabeth d 8 Dec 1819, dau of Capt Gideon Randall. vn1. Meletiah Tobey7 b 30 Dec 1806 bp 10 May 1807. 235 Ix. Jonathan7 Jr, 25 Mar 1811 - New Bedford Mass 7 Aug 1889; m 2 Dec 1834 Emily Summers Howland, 16 Aug 1814 - 12 May 1909 aet 95. At 17 Jonathan worked in the store of John B Taylor in New Bedford, later in that of John Web­ ster under the Mansion House, until 1848 when he opened his office in the stone bldg on Merrill's Wharf until he d 1889. City Alder­ man 1848-52; mem of 3 Republ Conventions; mem Exec Council under Gov George D Robinson 1884-86 & under Gov Oliver Amos 1887, 88; owned 24 whaling ships, more than any other person so far as is known; the proceeds from their catches in 50 yrs was $7,986,103.00. The Town of Bourne Mass, formerly Monument (taken from Manumet) when incorporated as a town 2 Apr 1884, is said to have been named in honor of Jonathan7. Charles Boardman Hawes in his book "Whaling," Doubleday Page Co 1924, 157-58 gives the story of Jonathan's career, the dates do not agree with his birth date. "Having ability, thrift & initiative, he soon bought the Store. He began to invest money in vessels. In 1839 at 25 Yrs (28) he & others bought the bark Roscoe & as managing owner Bourne outfitted her for a whaling voyage. Jonathan headed one of the greatest whaling firms in the greatest whaling city of the 19th century. In a single year, as owner or managing owner he had 14 ships & barks at sea. "In 1854 he bought the Lagoda, his favorite of all his fleet. Built in 1826 for the merchant service, ship-rigged & square-sterned, he fitted her out for a whaling voyage. (In 1860 she was converted to a barque.) "In 44 years the Lagoda made 12 voyages. Her first & shortest

103 she sailed 9 Oct 1841 to New Holland & the Indian Ocean returned 1 yr, 11 mos, 6 days later with 600 bbl sperm oil, 2100 bbl whale oil, 17,000 lbs whalebone. The fitting-out cost $28,919.45. When all ac- counts were settled the net profit was $37,908.09 or 29.6% ...... Her second voyage from 8 Nov 1843 for the Northwest coast she returned after 2 yrs, 6 mos 18 days. The fitting-out cost $13,653.23. The net profit was $30,114.75 or 120.57% ...... "Two of her voyages lost $24,717.02. On the other ten the net earnings totaled $676,673.01. "A lucky ship? Yes, without a doubt. And a lucky owner, Jona­ than Bourne. Still, luck doesn't come to the idle, the heedless or the stupid." x. SarahH7 b 19Jan 1813.

129 Ch of Hannah6 Nye (Jos5 Nye-Mehitable4-Tim3-Job2) m Thom­ asAgny Sr: i. Hannah7 Agny b 26 Sept 1784. ii. Martha7 Agny b 26 July 1786. iii. Thomas7 AgnyJrb6June 1788.

130 Ch of Martha6 (Benj5[mIJ - Tim4-3 - Job2) m Capt Samuel Bourne: i. Eliza Ann7 b Sandwich Mass 17 May 1807.

131 Ch of Dr Benjamin6 Jr (-5[mtJ - Tim4-3 - Job2) m(l) Lucinda Bourne: all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Cynthia7, 15 Oct 1809 - Quincy Mass 21 Sept 1865. 11. Clarissa Ann7, 13 Aug 1811 (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 226 has b 1810) - Brighton Mass; m by Rev Ashbel Cobb, Sandwich 3 July 1832 David, son of Reuben & Elizabeth (Matthews) Collins. m. Mary Ann7, 3 Oct 1813 (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 223 has b 1811) - Boston Mass 1897; m(l) Sandwich Preserved Storms; m(2) as 2nd wife Dr James Ayer, whose 1st wife was her sister Martha7 #131-vii. 236 1v. Benjamin Franklin7 b&d Sandwich Mass 25 Feb 1816 - 11 Feb 1874 aet 58; m Wareham Mass 1 Sept 1846 Elizabeth Wheaton d Bourne Mass 21 May 1907, dau of Bradford & Mercy (Gibbs) Lincoln.

104 Benjamin Franklin was a mariner. His book "The Captive in Pa­ tagonia or Life Among the Giants" 1853, tells of one adventure. He was 1st mate on the schooner John Allyne, A Brownell, Master, which left New Bedford Mass winter of 1849, the time of the 'gold fever'. "On 30 Apr 1850 we made Cape Virgin & stood for the Straits of Magellan. At midnight anchored within 12 miles of the first nar­ rows. Morning was calm & Brownell said he was going ashore to shoot seafowl, but changed his mind & asked Benjamin to go. Knowing from other whalers, of savage natives, he was not anxious to go, but did so to please his master. "Benjamin was in charge of 3 sailors, going ashore with guns, a bag of bread & some tobacco. Ashore he told the men to stay near the boat, but the Indians coaxed 2 of them away while Benjamin was trading bread for skins. The boat was fast aground at ebb tide, which has a 42 foot rise & fall. "Benjamin sent his I sailor after the other two. The Chief & sev­ eral Indians got into the small boat, while 1,000 were along the shore. The 2 sailors went with the Chief, to the ship for the "ran­ som" for Benjamin, of rum & tobacco. They returned to the cove & put the ransom ashore. "The Chief, intrigued with Bourne's watch, took him about 5 miles inland. They came to the Santa Cruz River, where on an island lies the village of 'Holland', a group of mud huts. "Bourne signalled the island with a British flag, taken from the unfortunate brig Avon. There was no reply. Bourne slept in the snow & sleet. The next morning a boat came from the island, Bourne swam towards it, was dragged aboard exhausted, & assisted ashore on the island by Mr Hall. Benjamin had been with the Indians I Mayto7 Aug 1849. "He remained on the island until Oct 1849, when he was taken aboard the whaler Hudson, Capt Clift of Mystic Ct. They fell in with the schooner Hopewell of New Orleans La, Capt Morton, bound for San Francisco, where they arrived 19 Feb 1850. It was a year & 7 days since Benjamin had left New Bedford. "Bourne had 2 brothers gold mining 70 miles inland from San Francisco. After a week he found them, but they did not recognize him, thinking he was dead.

105 "The mines were not a success. Bourne (& Brothers?) took the steamer Daniel Webster to Havana Cuba. The Steamer State of Maine brought him home 13 Jan 1852, one month short of 3 years from his departure." (Exerpts from Benjamin Bourne's book). v. Frederick7, 21 Mar 1818 (1808 in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 226) - Amboy Ill. vi. Lucinda7 bl6Jan1820. vii. Martha7, 14 July 1822 - Boston Mass 29 Sept 1855; m Dr James Ayer, who m(2) her sister Mary Ann7 (Bourne) Storms#l3 l-iii. v111. AbigaiF, 27 July 1824 - Roxbury Mass; m Lorenzo Clay of Gardiner Me. 1x. Charles 7, 20 (26?) Sept 1827 -California 1876. x. Henry7 b 20 (26?) Sept 1827. x1. Lemuel7, 21 Jan 1830 - Amboy Ill 22 Dec 1905; m Anna MSmith.

132 Ch of Hannah6

106 133 Ch of Alvin6 (Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Mary Merrick: all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Deborah7 bab1798. 11. Lurin7, ab 1800-27 Sept 1856; m Sally Howes Sears.

134 Ch of Job6 (Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Abigail5 Swift: i. Edward7 b20Nov 1799. 243 ii. Elizabeth7 b&d Sandwich Mass 11 Mar 1801 - 1888; m Phineas, ab 1792 - Sandwich 3 June 1839, son of Silvanus & Abigail (Gibbs) Perry. m. Alvin7 b 17 July 1803. (Worn stone in Old Cem Bourne). iv. Rebecca L7 b 16 May 1806. v. Shadrack7 bab1809. v1. George7 b14Dec1813. vu. Joseph S7 b 14 Dec 1813.

135 Ch of John6 Sr(Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Deliverance Perry: 1. AbigaiF b Sandwich Mass; m Heman Phinney. u. Hannah7; m George Gray. iii. Deliverance7 (called Delia), 1810 - New Bedford Mass 23 May 1849 aet 39; m Ellis6 Perry. iv. Emeline7; m Moses Waterhouse. v. Mary7 b 1813; m 1834 Aaron Burgess. vi. John7 Jr b 1816; m(l) Hannah Phinney; m(2) MaryE ....

136 Ch of Lydia6 (Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Elijah6 Perry #196. 244 1. Louise7 Perry, 27 Nov 1803 - 2 Feb 1852; m Nantucket Mass 20 Apr 1825 Elisha B, 20 July 1794 - 30 Sept 1869, son of John & Abigail (Blish) Phinney. u. Belinda7 Perry b 19 Sept 1805; m Providence RI 24 Apr 1831 Joseph Sisson (AVR RI 1st sec Vol X 216). 245 iii. Elijah7 Perry, 9 Apr 1807 - 7 Nov 1873 (Stone in Monu­ ment Beach Cem); m ab 1835 Sophronia b 1 Nov 1815, dau of Jabez & Hannah (Perry) Phinney. He was cook on the Clarence 6 May 1863 when captured by the Florida in the Civil War. iv. Joanna7 Perry b 21 Feb 1809; sd to have m Joseph Sisson wdwer of her sister Belinda# 136-ii.

107 246 v. John7 Perry b 22 Nov 1811; m Elizabeth Green.

136a Ch ofDeborah6 (Lydia5 Swift-Thankful4 Morey-Hannah3-Job2) m Asahel Chandler: 246a i. Mary S7 Chandler; m Goddard Shaw.

137 Ch of Samuel6 Nye (Maria5 - Job4 - Eleazer3 - Job2) m Polly Snow: 247 i. Thomas S7 Nye, Nantucket Mass 30 Apr 1802 - Wareham Mass 11 Dec 1885; m( 1) Ruth W Holmes of Plymouth Mass; m(2) 1832 Mary (Mercy) Plumb of Nantucket, d Wareham Mass 2 Aug 1846; m(3) 1849 Maria Jennings of Nantucket d 18 Feb 1857; m(4) Boston Mass 12 Apr 1860 Eliza (Nichols) Lyons, dau of John & Margaret Nichols. 11. Delia Marie7 Nye d Wareham Mass 18 Feb 1857; m Thomas Howard. 248 iii. Andrew S7 Nye, Nantucket Mass 18 Mar 1806 - Middle­ boro Mass 26 June 1883; m Wareham Mass 19 Nov 1829 Lucinda H Leonard d 29 Jan 1882. Selectman Middle­ boro 1865, 66. iv. Mary7 Nye. v. Susan7 Nye; m(l) George Peterson; m(2) George W Easton. vi. Almira7 Nye; m Thomas Mitchell of Wareham Mass. vii. Harriet7 Nye d Wareham Mass 29 Jan 1844.

138 Ch of Braddock6 Nye (Maria5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Martha6 (Pattie) Bourne#l 71. 249 1. Dr Elisha Bourne7 Nye, Sandwich Mass 1812 - Middle- town Ct 7 Mar 1889; m ... Grad Wesleyan U 1835; Yale Med Sch 1837; Pres Ct Med Soc at his death. 250 11. Hannah7 Nye dab 1846; m Rev Thomas Oakley. 251 m. Abigail Bourne7 Nye, 12 Oct 1816 - Aug 1846; mas 2nd wife 1843 Hon Freeman Branch Dillingham #300 of Sandwich. 1v. Clarissa7 Nye b 14 Mar 1819 dy. 252 v. Clarissa7 Nye, 17 Sept 1824 - 8 Aug 1891; m(l) Apr 1849 Francis Achilles Sollett of Baracoa Cuba; m(2) Frederick A Fowler of Brooklyn NY.

108 253 v1. Martha Bourne7 Nye b 30 May 1827; m Rev James A Crofut of Westbrook Ct. 254 vii. Maria7 Nye, 3 June 1830-1897; m Samuel Burbank.

139 Ch of. .. 6 (?- 5- ?4-John3 #8-Jo b2) m .... : 1. Hon Charles S7 Randall of New Bedford states John3 was his grgrgrfather.

140 Ch of John6 Sr (Ebenezer5[mZl-4-Hezekiah3CmlLJob2) m Mary (Polly) Savery: 255 1. Alden7, 1805-1881; m Miss Wrightenton, 1801 (1810?) - 1889. 11. Samuel7; m Miss Swift. 111. Leonard7; m Miss Hammond. iv. Ebenezer7; m Lois Hathaway. v. John7 Jr, 1818 - 12 May 1888. (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 206 has b 1848); m(l) Sarah H Savery, 1820 - 20 June 1851; m(2) Abigail Cannon #146-iii, 1828 - 11 Apr 1898.

141 Ch of Josiah6 Sr (Ebenezer5lm 2H-Hezekiah3lmlLJob2) m Eliz­ abeth Besse: · 256 1. Elizabeth7, 24 May 1823 - New Bedford Mass 16 Nov 1894; m Wareham Mass 9 Oct 1848 James Christie Drody, Sandwich Mass 21 Oct 1825-16 Jan 1898. 257 11. Capt Sylvanus Besse7, 1826 - Spokane Wash 1890; m Philadelphia Pa 26 Mar 1855 Rebecca Hannah Lockhart. 258 111. Capt Josiah7 Jr, 2 Apr 1835 - North East Pa 2 May 1915; m McClintocville Pa 6 Apr 1871 Eliza Spooner Bolles b Mattapoisett Mass 22 June 1848. iv. Mary AbigaiF b 16 Mar 1842.

142 Ch of Col Alexander6 (Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3Cmll-Job 2) m( I) Helen Marr McArthur: 1. Thomas W orthington7 b&d Chillicothe 0. 11. Nancy McArthur7 b&d Chillicothe 0. 111. Sarah McArthur7 b&d Chillicothe 0. iv. Hannah?, Chillicothe O 9 May 1823 - Wareham Mass 9

109 May 1843 of consumption. v. Duncan7, Chillicothe O 1825 - Wareham Mass 14 Nov 1845 of consumption.

142 Ch of Col Alexander6 m(2) Jane (Worthington) Andrews: 259 i. Helen Marr7, Chillicothe O 16 Dec 1833 - Bridgewater Mass 18 May 1893; m Wareham Mass 1850 Rev Horace Atwater. ii. Sarah7 b&d Chillicothe O.

143 Ch of Ebenezer6 (Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3lrnlLJob2) m Abi­ gail N ye6 Bourne# 172: all b Wareham Mass: 1. Hannah Nye7, 24 Nov 1822 - Wareham Mass 26 Jan 1904; m(l) Wareham 25 June 1866 Jonathan Parker d Osterville Mass 24 May 1872; m(2) Wareham 29 Jan 1878 ( 1879?) Francis Carr d Wareham 3 Feb 1892. No issue. 11. Mary Augusta7, 26 Feb 1824 - S Middleborough Mass 24 Feb 1880; m New Bedford Mass Aug 1873 Nathaniel Jr d S Middleborough Nov 1903, son of Nathaniel & Elizabeth(Bumpus) ShurtlejfSr. No issue. 260 111. Helen Marr7, 25 Aug 1826 - Vallejo Cal 13 Oct 1886; m Boston Mass 9 Nov 1848 George d Oakland Cal 10 Aug 1892, son of Timothy & Betsey (Eldred) Nye. (Related to John Nye m Mary Clapp7 Bourne #176-ii & Arthur G Nye m Helen Frances7 Bourne #314). 261 1v. Sylvanus7, 2 Oct 1828 - Marston's Mills Mass 14 Jan 1887; m(l) E Sandwich Mass 25 Nov 1862 Emma (Emily in Nye Gen II 63) Warren, Wareham Mass 7 Apr 1841 - 25 Jan 1875 (1876?) dau of Warren Baxter & m(2) Chloe Hinckley (Parker) Nye; m(2) W Barnstable Mass 16 Nov 1879 Lydia Frances Wood. Sylvanus7 was the last Bourne to live at Indian Neck. He sold the house 1881 to Genl Stephen MWald. 262 v. Julia Ann Crocker7, 22 Nov 1830 - Taunton Mass 14 Oct 1895; m Wareham Mass 18 May 1867 Adolphus d Ware­ ham 1 Dec 1893, son of Benjamin & Lydia (Whitlock) Savery. 263 v1. Benjamin Calvin7, 17 Apr 1834 - Cleveland O 5 Nov 1878; m Chatham Mass l June 1856 Tabitha Collins, ab

110 18 Nov 1841 - Cleveland O 28 Oct 1915, dau of Samuel H & Elizabeth (Taylor) Howes. Service from Navy Dept: 25 July 1862 Acting 3rd Asst Engineer on the Hatteras, sunk 11 Jan 1863 off Texas. Crew landed at Kingston Jamaica, finally sent to US. Apptd Acting 2nd Asst Engineer on the Iuka; 16 Jan 1865 detached, given 2 mos leave; Hon disch 16 Aug 1865. (Another report says taken to Havana Cuba; perhaps 1st to Havana then Kingston?)

144 Ch of Abigail6 (Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3lmILJob2) m Benja- min Bumpus Sr: all b Wareham Mass: 1. Albert7 Bumpus, Nov 1817-11 Apr 1818. 11. Albert Bourne7 Bumpus, May 1822-11 Oct 1822. m. Elisha7 Bumpus d Brockton Mass. 1v. Benjamin7 Bumpus Jr b&d Wareham 1823-3 Sept 1865. v. Weldon Smith7 Bumpus d California. v1. Hannah Bourne7 Bumpus b 25 May 1827. v11. Maria7 Bumpus, 6 Nov 1829 - Franklin Mass 13 July 1897. vm. AbigaiF BumpusbJuly 1831.

145 Ch of Sylvanus6 Sr (Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3lmILJob2) m Hannah Smith: all b&d Wareham Mass: 1. Helen Marr7, 25 Aug 1824-16 Oct 1824. 11. Peter Smith7, l lJune 1827 -19 July 1827. m. Daughter?, 9 Sept 1828 -15 Sept 1828. 264 1v. Hannah Smith7, 12 Oct 1829 - 14 Mar 1853; m Wareham 9 Nov 1851 Alfred d S Boston Mass 8 Jan 1890, son of Joseph& Hannah(Stead) Dykes. 265 v. Lucretia?, 11 Nov 1838 - Ashtabula O 29 Dec 1876, in railroad accident, with dau Nannie8 aet 5 yrs; m Ware­ ham 5 Apr 1865 Dr Henry Mayo, son of John Pepper & Susan (Crosby) Knowles. 266 v1. Ebenezer Henry7, 22 Oct 1840 - Cleveland O 24 Apr 1908; m(l) Hyannis Mass 1860 Olivia d Cleveland O July 1897, dau of John & Hope S (Crowell) Norris; m(2) Brighton Mass 22 Oct 1902 Lucy Oliver d Cleveland O 27 Aug 1940, dau of Oliver & Hannah Griffith (Hallett) Thacher. He was educated in Wareham public schools & Pierce Academy,

111 Middleborough Mass; began work with Cape Cod RR which merged into Old Colony RR; Asst Treas; 1866 to Cleveland O (pop­ ulation 60,000), organized the firm of Bourne, Damon & Knowles; 15 yrs later it became Bourne & Knowles Mfg Co; Pres until his death 1908; in Bourne-Fuller Co; dir Guardian Trust Co; 1868-88 Pres Cleveland Spring Co; 1889 the Cleveland Town Treas left sud­ denly & the Democratic Mayor asked Ebenezer to take over; he finished the unexpired term, was elected for 2 more yrs, refused to continue longer; when the Union Bank was organized 1881 by the late Senator Marcus Alonzo (Mark) Hanna & associates, Ebenezer was Cashier; 20 yrs later on Hanna's death (1837-1904) Ebenezer was chosen to fill the vacancy. In 1906 he was told by his doctor to retire. 'I had rather die in harness than live many yrs as a dodder­ ing old man.' He guided the bank through the 1907 panic. He died as he wished, becoming ill on his return home from the bank, dying a few hours later. v11. Nancy Ewer7, 8 Dec 1843 - 28 May 1864. On stone in Center Cem, Wareham, "She fell asleep in Jesus 29 May 1864 / Fold her, Father in Thy arms / & let her h~nce­ forth be / A messenger of love between / Our human hearts & Thee." 267 v111. Sylvanus7 Jr, 18 Dec 1846 - Cleveland O 20 Sept 1909; m New Bedford Mass 11 Nov 1873 Carolyn Eudora, 4 June 1851 - 24 July 1917, dau of John Pepper & Susan (Cros­ by) Knowles. He started work in the Boston office of the Old Col­ ony RR. Begun in 1848 it ran from Middleborough to Sandwich, 27 miles. The 1st passenger train ran 19 May 1854. In 1872 Sylvanus was the 1st Supt of the Cape Cod branch, which then ran from Mid­ dleborough to Provincetown, with several branches 7 to 15 miles long. In 1872 one small mail pouch only was needed for the 1st class mail & a few for papers. by 1890, 80 to 120 pouches were needed for papers only. At 31 Sylvanus went to Cleveland & entered Bourne & Knowles Mfg Co, with his brother & brother-in-law; served as Treas & Pres. Found in Sylvan us' purse after his death: "If thou art worn & hard beset With sorrows that thou wouldst forget, "If thou wouldst read a lesson that would keep

112 Thy heart from fainting & thy soul from sleep, Go to the woods & hills; no tears Dim the sweet look that nature wears."

Each summer Sylvanus would return to Wareham. He wrote this poem, while lying by Slug Brook one afternoon: "Winding through the woodlands green, Far away from this busy scene, Comes the Slug Brook, gleaming bright Like a thread of silvery light. Rushing madly to the sea, Loud it laughs & merrily. Murmuring tells of mossy bank & shady bower, Of trailing vine & wild wood flower; Of old trees that o'er head intertwine, Birds' sweet songs that seem divine; Of wild ducks floating on its placid stream, Speckled trout that through its waters gleam; Of the quail's shrill call & the partridge's drum, The hare's soft tread & the bees' busy hum; Of sunbeams dancing on its waters so bright, Moonbeams silvering its waves by night; Of waters rushing wild & free, Then drifting along most placidly; Of all Dame Nature's wild & beautiful store, Written out in green woodlore, Making one feel & see That there is a God & an Eternity."

146 Ch ofBathsheba6 (Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[mILJob2) m Caleb Leonard Cannon Sr: all b Mattapoisett Mass & d Ware­ ham Mass: 1. Alexander7 Cannon, Nov 1822- 27 June 1870. 11. Susan7 Cannon,Feb 1824-3July 1824. m. AbigaiF Cannon, 1828 - 11 Apr 1898; m as 2nd wife of John7 Bourne#l40-v. 1v. Hannah7 Cannon, Sept 1830 - 9 A pr 1898. v. Horace7 Cannon, Sept 1832-25 Dec 1862.

113 v1. Caleb Leonard7 Cannon Jr, 13 Feb 1835-20 Jan 1899.

147 Ch of Capt Elisha6 Nye Sr (Maria5-Jonathan4lm1LNathan3- Elisha2) m(l) Lucy Tobey: all b Sandwich Mass: 268 1. Alvin7 Nye b 22 May 1768; m .... Lived Bangor Me. 269 ii. AnseF Nye, 17 Dec 1769 - Hallowell Me 6 July 1849; m 10 Sept 1795 Dolly, dau of Ebenezer & Susanna Bacheld­ er of Boston Mass. m. Maria7 Nyeb25 Mar 1771.

147 Ch of Capt Elisha6 Nye Sr m(2) Mehitable Robinson: all b Chilmark, Martha's Vineyard, Mass: 270 i. Elisha7 Nye Jr, 8 June 1776 - lost at sea 3 Dec 1813; m Nancy Young. Lived Hallowell Me. 271 ii. Lucy7 Nye b 1 Jan 1778; m Stephen Hinckley of Hallo- well Me. 272 iii. AbigaiF Nye b Falmouth Mass 25 Dec 1780; m Philip Lord of Hallowell Me. IV. Susanna7 Nye b Hallowell Me 5 Jan 1783; m(l) Mr Kent; m(2) Capt Caleb Heath. 273 v. Eunice7 Nye, 26 Sept 1784 - 17 July 1877; m 31 Aug 1803JohnCharlesSchoffd 17Nov 1838. v1. Mehitable7 Nye b 30 May 1786. 274 vu. Charles7 Nye b Hallowell Me 4 Feb 1788; m ... vu1. Stephen7 Nye, 25 Aug 1791-atsea 1817. 1x. William7 Nye b 3 July 1793. x. Robinson7 Nyeb 19 Mar 1796.

148 Ch of John6 Nye (Maria5-Jonathan4(mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Tama (Tamson) Weeks: 1. Susanna7 Nye; m Mr Coffin. n. Charles7 Nye. m. Ann7 Nye. 275 IV. SamueF Nye; m Mary L .... d Sandwich Mass 20 Sept 1866 aet 75. 276 v. Gilbert Fowler7 Nye, 1790 - Mattapoisett Mass 5 Sept 1862; m(l) 2 Feb 1815 Anna Perry; m(2) Sarah Ann Ban­ croft, who m(2) 1864 Ivory Snow.

114 Vl. EtheF Nye; m Mr Perry. Vll. Louisa7 Nye. 277 Vll. Remember7 Nye d 1811; m 27 Mar 1804 Michael Dag­ gett of Tisbury, Martha's Vineyard Mass.

149 Ch of Nathan6 Nye Sr (Maria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Eli sha2) m(l) Hannah Butler: 278 1. Obed Butler7 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 17 Oct 1774 - 17 Aug 1864; m Abigail, 15 Dec 1783 - IO Sept 1868, dau of Eliakim & Abigail (Bassett) Bourne. Capt 1st regt of Mili­ tia 1814; Col ofregt I 821-28; Repres 1824. 11. Stephen7 Nye, 16May 1777-22June 1777. 279 m. Marie7 Nye, 11 Sept 1778 - 11 Oct 1810; m 27 Apr 1797 Seth Freeman. 1v. Betsey7 Nye b 3 Sept 1781. 280 v. Daniel Butler7 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 19 June 1783 - 14 July 1866; m 1811 Experience d Falmouth Mass 3 May 1876 aet 86, dau of Joseph & Anna (Freeman) Swift. 281 v1. Nathan7 Nye Jr b Sandwich Mass I Oct 1785; m Sarah d Boston Mass 30 Mar 1879 aet 80, dau of William & Mary Hinckley. Lived Dorchester Mass. 282 v11. Charles7 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 16 Dec 1788 - 27 Sept 1880; m Martha, 15 Oct 1796 - 16 Dec 1865, dau of Ste­ phen & Elizabeth (Newcomb) Bassett. Clerk of Militia Co; Qtrmstr of regt 1824-31; Adjutant 1834-39; Select­ man 1836; Repres 1838-40. vu1. Hannah7 Nyeb260ct 1790. 1x. Fannie7 Nye b 25 Mar 1793.

150 Ch of Stephen6 Nye Sr (Maria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m ... : 1. Eliakim7 Nye. 11. Lucy7 Nye. m. Betsey7 Nye. 283 1v. AnseF (Anselm) Nye b Falmouth Mass; m 1811 Harriet Palmer d Falmouth 20 Sept 1860 aet 68. v. Stephen7 Nye Jr.

115 151 Ch of Jonathan6 Nye Sr (Maria5-Jonathan4lmlLNathan3-Eli­ sha2) m ... : 284 1. Jonathan7 Nye Jr, 30 June 1792 - St Albans Me; m(l) Ruth Sperrin; m(2) Sarah Towne. A carpenter, lived Clinton & St Albans. 285 11. Ezra7 Nye; m Anna Flood. Lived Fairfield Me.

152 Ch of William6 Nye Sr (Maria5-Jonathan4lmlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Betsey Ellis: 1. Polly7 Nye b 25 Apr 1785; m Mr Bassett. 11. William7 Nye Jr b 30 Aug 1788. iii. Betsey7 Nye b 10 July 1792; m Charles Dillingham. 1v. Deborah7 Nye b 19 Sept 1794; m Thomas Smith Nye (#719 Nye Gen). v. Robert W7 Nye b 27 Aug 1796. 286 v1. Joshua E7 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 24 Apr 1798 - 21 Sept 1848; m(l) Caroline Hoxie d 14 Nov 1840; m(2) Adaline ... vii. Heman7 Nye. viii. Sabra7 Nye b 26 May 1804.

153 Ch of Zenas6 Nye (Maria5-Jonathan4lmlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Mary Freeman: 1. Stephen7 Nye, 22July 1785-Jan 1805. 11. Shadrach7 Nye, 7 July 1787-2Jan 1805. 287 iii. Seth Freeman7 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 31 Aug 1791 - 13 Sept 1856; m 1813 Sally, dau of Nathaniel Carver of Plymouth Mass. Delegate to State Constitutional Con­ vention 1820; several yrs Justice of the Peace. 288 1v. Abram7 (Abraham) Nye, Sandwich Mass 16 Mar 1793 - 5 Aug 1857; m(l) 16 Apr 1815 Nancy Tobey d 6 May 1831; m(2) Susan Ware. Adjutant 1st Regt of Militia 1826-29; 3 yrs Selectman; Re pres 1835-37. v. Experience Hatch7 Nye, 22 Mar 1795-1 Mar 1841; unm. v1. Mary7 Nye, 17 Aug 1797 -28 May 1829; unm. vii. Zenas7 Nye Jr, 13 Aug 1799-20 Sept 1824. v111. Sabra7 Nye, 21 July 1801-29 Dec 1888; unm.

154 Ch of Rebecca6 Nye (Maria5-J onathan4lmILNathan3-Elisha2)

116 m Paul Gifford: 1. Lucy7 Gifford. 11. J ohn7 Gifford. lll. William7 Gifford. IV. Sophia7 Gifford. V. Maria7 Gifford. VI. Christopher7 Gifford. Vll. Stephen7 Gifford. Vlll. Charles7 Gifford. IX. Nathaniel7 Gifford.

155 Ch of Sabra6 Nye (Maria5-J onathan4[m 1LNathan3-Elisha2) m George Ellis Sr: 1. Joshua7 Ellis. 11. Betsey7 Ellis. 289 111. George7 Ellis Jr, Sandwich Mass IO Jan 1797 - Fairfield Me 28Jan 1873. 1v. Mercy7 Ellis.

156 Ch ofNathan6 Dillingham (John5 D'Ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Rebecca Fessenden#2I 7: all b Lee Mass: 1. Sarah7 Dillingham b 11 Oct 1783; m 17 Feb 1805 Capt William E Sherman. 11. Abigail7 Dillingham, 25 Feb 1786 - Philadelphia Pa 17 Feb 1824. A deaf mute she was one of the 1st class in the American Asylum, grad 1817. In 1823 she went with her bro Charles, as asst teacher, to the Philadelphia Asylum. 111. Rebecca7 Dillingham, 29 Feb 1788 - 8 Sept 1826; m Rol­ lin C Dewey d Bedford Ind 6 Aug 1833. 290 1v. William Henry7 Dillingham, 3 Aug 1790 - Philadelphia Pa 11 Dec 1854; m 28 May 1823 Christiana, dau of Jo­ seph Hill & Sibilla (Kirk) Brinton of Thornburg Pa. Christiana was the aunt of Genl George Brinton McClellan. Wm Henry entered the class of 1809 at Williams, but due to family cir­ cumstances was unable to finish his courses there. He received an Hon MA Degree from Williams in 1815. In 1808 removed to Phila­ delphia, admitted to bar there 1811; 1817 in West Chester Pa, pros­ ecuting atty there 1821-23; in State Legislature 1837; to Philadel-

117 phia 1841, where he practiced law until his death. Member of several learned societies, director of various educational & charitable insti­ tutions. v. Lucy7 Dillingham, 14 July 1792 - 15 Mar 1865; m Dr Samuel Cummings. vi. Nathan7 Dillingham, 17 Oct 1794-4 Sept 1824. v11. John7 Dillingham b 16 Feb 1797 living in 1836 when his father's will was drawn; m Catherine .... They were ad­ mitted 6 Mar 1831 to 1st Congr Ch Pittsfield Mass from North Ch, Hartford; Supt of Sunday school ab 1830; dis­ missed Nov 1832 to 2nd Free Presb Ch NY City. 291 v111. Charles7 Dillingham, 21 July 1799 - Pittsfield Mass 15 Dec 1834 of typhoid fever; m Philadelphia Pa 11 Oct 1827 Martha aged 19 d Hamilton O 27 Nov 1879, dau of Col Henry Heaton of Fayette Co, state not given; she m(2) Albany NY 29 June 1837 R M Chapman a school principal; she was ad­ mitted to 1st Congr Ch Pittsfield Mass 1835, later dismissed to another ch. Charles educated in Lee Mass & at Lenox Mass Acad­ emy; grad Williams 1819. He assisted in establishing the American Asylum for the Deaf & Dumb in Hartford Ct 1817. After grad from college he opened a grammar school in Barrington Mass; 1823 took charge of Deaf & Dumb Asylum in Philadelphia where his future wife was a pupil; due to ill health he returned to Berkshire Co Mass & opened a boarding school for boys in Pittsfield 1826, which he managed until his death 1834. No issue. 1x. Nancy7 Dillingham b 26 Apr 1802; deaf mute due to scar­ let fever; admitted to 1st Congr Ch Pittsfield Mass 1835, later dismissed to another ch; for some time clerk for her father; unm. 292 x. George Washington7 Dillingham, 20 Oct 1804 - Colum- bus Ga 21 Aug 1834; m Columbus Ga 18 July 1832 Lucy Elizabeth b Norwich Ct 22 Aug 1814, dau of Orray & Harriet (Coolidge) Ticknor; she m(2) Rev William Doug­ las Cairns, rector of Trinity Ch Columbus Ga. x1. Bourne Green7 Dillingham, 30 May 1807 -14 Mar 1808.

157 Ch of W illiam6 Dillingham (J ohn5 D'ham-Eliz 4 - N athan3- Elisha2) m Hannah West:

118 1. Mary7 (Polly) Dillingham, 15 July 1786 - 27 Nov 1850; m Nehemiah Hulett of Granville Mass who d there. 11. Bathsheba7 Dillingham, 27 Sept 1788 -17 Jan 1789. 111. Bathsheba7 Dillingham, 17 July 1790 - 11 Feb 1844; m Mr Fosdick. 1v. Sophia7 Dillingham, 26 Nov 1792 - 26 Nov 1821; m Charles Wood. 293 v. Simeon7 Dillingham, Granville NY (there is also a Gran- ville Mass) 28 Jan 1796 - Lisbon NY 20 Sept 1884; m 28 Mar 1816 Julianna Crosby d Lisbon NY 4 Apr 1878. Until 1833 Simeon worked as joiner & carpenter for the Van Renssalaer family in Albany, then removed to Ogdensburg NY un­ till 1835, thence to Lisbon NY; later a farmer; vestryman of St Luke's Episc Ch Lisbon on its organization 1837; Postmaster Lis­ bon 8 yrs; other public offices. 294 v1. John7 Dil/ingham,15Aprl799-LisbonNY1863;m .... 295 vii. William Henry7 Dillingham, Hartwick, Otsego Co NY 2 Sept 1801 - East Granville, Washington Co NY 5 July 1846; m Sally Caulkins d South Edmeston NY. v111. Sarah7 Dillingham, Granville NY 15 Mar 1804 - Saratoga Springs NY 9 Mar 1863; m 6 July 1826 Harry B Smith, western NY 15 July 1802-Saratoga Springs 7 Nov 1867. 296 ix. Charles W7 Dillingham, Granville NY 14 Jan 1808 (1809?) - Lisbon NY 5 Oct 1873; m Hartwick NY Mar 1833 Sally Maria McKane. Postmaster in Lisbon; removed to Al­ banyNY.

158 Ch of Simeon6 Dillingham (J ohn5 D'ham-Eliz4- N athan3- Elisha2) m Nancy (McMillan) Welsh: 1. William Sherman7 Dillingham, Philadelphia Pa 23 June 1799-EOrangeNJ27Feb 1885. 11. Nancy7 Dillingham. iii. Sarah7 Dillingham; m Dr Joseph Welling. 1v. Mary Ann7 Dillingham; unm. v. John7 Dillingham. v1. Simeon7 Dillingham b&d Philadelphia Pa 20 May 1805 - 6 Aug 1881. vii. Charles7 Dillingham; d Philadelphia Pa; unm.

119 viii. Margaret7 Dillingham; mJames Garnett.

159 ChofBranch6 Dillingham (John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(2) Ruth Holbrook: all b Sandwich Mass: 297 1. John Bartlett7 Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 24 Apr 1794 - 18 Aug 1865; m(l) Falmouth Mass 27 Jan 1819 Abigail b Falmouth - d Sandwich 17 Nov 1851 aet 55; m(2) 1852 Phoebe Crowell b Falmouth d Sandwich 26 July 1862 aet 69 yrs 2 mos. Farmer; Selectman Sandwich 1836-41; Repres 1841, 42; State Senator 1843-45; in War of 1812 Pvt in Co of Capt Obed Nye & Lt Edward Nye, Col Nye's Regt, at Falmouth 28 Jan-3 Feb & 3-12 Oct 1814. 298 11. Simeon7 Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 12 Mar 1796 - 21 Apr 1870; m 4 July 1819 Lucy d 19 Sept 1852 aet 54, dau of Herman & Elizabeth Tobey. In War of 1812 Pvt in Co of Capt Obed Nye & Lt Edward Nye, Col Nye's Regt, 28 Jan-3 Feb & 3-12 Oct 1814 at Falmouth. 299 111. Naaman7 Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 4 Mar 1798 - 13 Apr 1858; m Abigail, Wareham Mass ab 1798 - Charlestown Mass 11 Mar 1864, dau of Joshua & Han­ nah Gibbs. Farmer. 1v. Sarah7 Dillingham, 6 Feb 1800 - 1876/77; mas 2nd wife by Rev E P Crafts 4 Jan 1849 Francis Nye wdwr of Fal­ mouth Mass. 300 v. Freeman Branch7 Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 25 July 1804 - 16 Aug 1871; m(l) 4 Mar 1837 Paulina Fair­ field Freeman, Me 25 July 1811 - Sandwich 25 Oct 1842; m(2) Middletown Ct 1843 Abigail Bourne7 Nye #251. His birth is recorded as Freeman Cobb Dillingham, but was later changed to Branch Freeman 'by order of grfather.' He seems to have always been known as Freeman Branch. v1. Nancy7 Dillingham, 11 Dec 1806 - bef 1841; m by Rev Ezra S Goodwin Sandwich (VR) 23 Dec 1830 Josiah To­ bey of Sandwich v11. Child7 Dillingham d 17 Aug 1808 aet I yr. v111. Elizabeth7 (Betsey) Dillingham, 9 Sept 1809-27 Dec 1831. 1x. AbigaiF Dillingham, 6 Mar 1812-9 Dec 1825 aet 23(13?).

160 Ch ofJohn6 Dillingham Jr (- 5-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m ....

120 1. Caroline7 Dillingham. 11. Freeman7 Dillingham.

161 Ch of Henry6 Dillingham (John5 D'ham Sr-Eliz4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m Mary Foster(?): 1. Mary A7 Dillingham, Barnstable Mass - 11 Apr 1895 aet 98-9 mos; m Mr Smith.

162 Ch of Jonathan6 Ellis (Remember5[mlLNathan4-3-Elisha2) m Celia To bey: 1. 2 daus7 Ellis.

163 Ch of Samuel6 Ellis (Remember5[mlLNathan4-3-Elisha2) m MaryNye: 5 ch7 Jfllis.

164 Ch of Lydia6 Ellis (Remember5[mlLNathan4-3-Elisha2) m Ste­ phen Tobey: all b Lee Mass: 10 Ch7 Tobey.

165 Ch of Mary6 Ellis (Remember5[mlLNathan4-3-Elisha2) m James Weeks: 4ch7 Weeks bp Sandwich Mass.

166 Ch of Richard6 (Stephen5-Elisha4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m .... : 1. Elisha7• 11. George7• 111. Nelson7• IV. Franklin7• V. Stephen7 II. Vl. Persa7 (Persis?). vu. Caroline7.

167 Ch of Hannah6 Fearing (Lucy5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) as his 2nd wife J oshua6 Tobey# 182: 1. Eunice7 Tobey b&d Sandwich Mass 1809 - 10 Mar 1810. 11. Thomas R 7 Tobey, 1810 - 27 Oct 1839 aet 29 (Sandw Bur Gds).

121 iii. Frances7 Tobey, 1812- 11 July 1847.

NOTE: InTobeyGen,Popep 116#193: "Joshua Tobey m(l) 1796 Hannah Fearing, 1775-1859; m(2) 1 Dec 1799 (which date is BEFORE the ch of his m(l) to Han­ nah Fearing were born) Abigail b 12 Apr 1778, dau of Thomas & Hannah (Sturgis) (Jennings) Bassett. Ch of Joshua & Abi­ gail: 1. Mary (Polly) Tobey b 2 Feb 1800. 11. Robert To bey b 30 Oct 1801. 111. William Tobey b 24 Sept 1807. iv. Abigai1Tobeyb4Mayl811." It would seem Joshua m(l) Abigail & (2) Hannah. The dates of Children's births would fit into this, except for #4 Abigail b 1811, which is after the date of his first child by Hannah.

168 Ch of Elizabeth6 (Lemuel5-Thos4- N athan3- Elisha2) m Levi Nye Sr: 1. Patience7 Nye b 21 June 1803; m 31 Oct 1824 Daniel Perry Jr of New Bedford Mass. 301 ii. Lemuel Bourne7 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 23 Apr 1805 - 3 May 1887; m 21 Apr 1833 Eliza Sears d 16 Nov 1893 aet 82. State Repres 1837. 111. Mary Anne7 Nyeb 13 Aug 1807. 302 iv. George Pickering7 Nye, Sandwich Mass 6 Nov 1809 - Middleboro Mass 16 Feb 1888; m 21 Jan 1853 Martha B Alger of Sandwich. v. Hannah Bourne7 Nye b 17 June 1812. 303 v1. Levi7 Nye Jr b Sandwich Mass 2 Oct 1815; m(l) ... ; m(2) 12 Nov 1843 Mrs Eliza (A ...) Hathaway d 15 July 1846 of New Bedford Mass; m(3) 4 Jan 1853 Louisa Jane Wright of New Bedford d 24 Oct 1894 aet 72. Carriage maker, lived New Bedford Mass & Sacramento Cal. vii. AnseF Nyeb20Sept 1819.

122 viii. Isaiah Thomas7 Nye, Sandwich Mass 14 Feb 1822 - Washington DC 16 Jan 1863 bur Dartmouth Mass; m New Bedford 2 Jan 1853 Ruth T Mosher. Carriage maker, Dartmouth. (Nye Fam 197,306, 307.)

169 Ch of Capt Henry6 (Wm5[mlLThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Al­ mira Haskell: 1. Bathsheba H7, 8 Nov I 820 - 9 Jan 1824 aet 3 yrs 2 mos. 304 11. William Haskell7, 31 Aug 1822 - 4 Jan (Feb?) 1905; m Martha Burgess, Rochester Mass 20 July 1821 - 26 Feb 1910, dau of Jesse & Zeruiah (Burgess) Haskell. 111. Ebenezer HaskelF, 20 Sept 1824 - 29 May 1826. 305 1v. Martha Louise7, 18 Dec 1826 - 2 July 1862; m(l) Elijah Baker. 17 Mar 1818-2 Oct 1855; m(2) Elisha Gibbs. 306 v. Capt Henry Allen7, 16 Feb 1829 - Brooklyn NY 20 Apr 1899; m 1855 Helen Louise, dau of Capt Roland Gibbs. Capt Henry with Old Dominion SS Co. v1. Ebenezer?, 3 Apr 1833 - 14 Feb 1834. 307 v11. Maria Louise7, 24 Feb 1834 - 1919/20; m Pelham Savery b 23 June 1829, son of Pelham & Mary (Crowell) Gibbs Jr. 308 viii. Almira HaskelF, 18 Mar 1835 - 31 Mar 1892; m as 2nd wife 1870 Capt John A Kelley, Boston Mass 22 Oct 1822 - 27 Aug 1896. He m(l) Miss Keene. "The Kelley family burial plot in Marion Mass was adjacent to 'Rose Cottage,' summer home of Burton Starr9 Tandy #572. Every Sunday morning in good weather some of their children or grand­ children would walk up the woods path through our wall with fresh flowers for the graves. Sometimes it was leisurely, others a rush be­ fore church. Three generations were often drawn together there, where three generations are buried." (Burton Starr9 Tandy I 963). 309 1x. Richard Salter Storrs7, 31 May 1837 - 4 Sept 1871; m 6 Aug 1866 (Tandy say 1869) Experience (Excie) S aet 26, dau of Roland & Abigail (M . ..) Gibbs. (Sandwich VR says m Excis F Nye b 29 Aug 1840.) x. Samuel Colburn7, 18 Aug 1840 - Feb 1932; m(l) 1875 Mary E Hartshorn; m(2) 1890 Evelyn Fisher; m(3) Addie

123 D Thurston. No issue. All these can claim Mayflower ancestry.

169 Ch of Capt Henry6 m(2) Sarah Mears Haskell: 310 i. Thomas Burgess7, 27 Jan 1843 - 24 Dec 1931; m(l) 1868 Sarah A Tozer; m(2) 1 Sept 1870 Harriet Alice d Fox­ boro Mass 25 Dec 1899, dau of William Phillips & Cath­ erine (Rhodes) Payson. Thomas lived in Bourne Mass until he served in the Civil War at 18. Came out M/sgt after imprisonment in Andersonville & Florence prisons. 311 11. Annie Zeruiah7, 9 Aug 1847 - 30 Mar 1934; m William Nichols Hitchcock d 1905. These ch cannot claim Mayflower descent unless through Sarah's grparents Jesse & Zeruiah (Burgess) Haskell.

170 Ch of Capt Allen6 (Wm5lmILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Mary Ann Phinney: 1. Charles H 7 b Sandwich Mass 19 Dec 1840; m by Rev A J Cornfield, Sandwich 9 Sept 1876 Carrie F b Bangor Me, dau of Walter A & Addis (D ...) Haynes of Chel­ sea Mass. 11. George7• iii. Hannah7•

171 Ch ofMartha6 (Patty) (Asa5 Sr-Thos4-Nathan~-Elisha2) m Brad­ dock6 Nye see#l38.

172 Ch of Abigail Nye6 (Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Eben­ ezer6 Bourne: See# 143.

173 Ch of Ezra6 (Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Julia Ann Crocker: 1. Daughter7 b 1826; m(l) Benjamin Swift; m(2) Erasmus Guild.

174 Ch of Warren Nye6 (Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Julia Ann(Crocker) Bourne#l 73: i. Ezra Warren7 dy.

124 175 Ch of Mary Crocker6 (Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Charles Wilcox Sr: 312 1. Mary7 Wilcox d ab 1914; m Lyman Montague. He taught at Fairhaven Mass High Sch & at South Hadley Mass. Mary, her husband & infant dau were lving with her parents in Beaufort SC when it was sacked & burned in Sher­ man's march to the sea. With loyal colored servants the family fled in 2 ox-carts to a place of safety. Losing their home & most of their household goods, none returned to Beaufort, but settled elsewhere in the south. (Hist ofRichd Bourne, Dykes 51, 52.) 11. Maria7 Wilcox. m. Sarah7 Wilcox. 1v. Charles7 Wilcox Jr. v. Warren7 Wilcox. v1. Lyman7 Wilcox.

176 Ch of William Henry6 (Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Dor­ cas Nye: all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Ezra7, 14 Dec 1834-of consumption 1854. 11. Mary Clapp7, 19 Jan 1838 - Wareham Mass 22 Mar 1897; m John b 22 Mar 1831, son of Bethuel G & Har­ riet (Goodspeed) Nye of North Falmouth Mass. Capt of New Bedford whaler. See#260. 313 111. Elizabeth MitchelF b Falmouth Mass 19 Feb 1842; m(l) N Falmouth Mass 8 Dec 1864 Horatio Bartlett8 Dilling­ ham #436; m(2) 26 Jan 1885 Silas Hatch of Falmouth. 314 1v. Helen Frances7 b 20 Dec 1845; m 14 Jan 1872 Arthur G Nye d 2 Nov 1914, bro of Johnm Mary Clapp7 #176-ii.

177 Ch of Catherine6 Tobey (Joshua5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Silvanus Gibbs Sr: 1. Hannah7 Gibbs. 11. Johannah7 Gibbs. iii. Silvanus7 Gibbs Jr. 1v. Benjamin7 Gibbs.

178 Ch of Nathan6 Tobey (J oshua5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Lucy Thatcher:

125 1. ElieF Tobey, Wareham Mass 26 May 1793 - Lee Mass 29 Dec 1809, aet 16; ("The last member of the family - Lee recs.") 11. Joshua7 Tobey b&d Wareham Mass 13 June 1795 - 10 May 1796.

179 Ch of Lemuel6 Tobey Sr (J oshua5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Martha Williams: 1. LemueF Tobey Jr b Sandwich Mass 31 Mar 1788. 11. Robert William7 Tobey b Sandwich 21 Sept 1789 dy. 111. Charles Henry7 Tobey b Sandwich 7 May 1791; lived Far­ mington Me, transacted business in N orthhampton & Hadley Mass; on 7 Feb 1867, being unm he quitclaimed land which had belonged to Erastus Smith of Hadley. 1v. William W7 Tobey b Farmington Me 1796. 315 v. Caroline Williams7 Tobey, 19 July 1800 - 6 May 1826; m 7 Nov 1818 Asa Abbott, Sidney Me 7 Nov 1793 - Farmington Me 16 Feb 1863.

180 Ch of Heman6 (Herman) Tobey (Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m( 1) Elizabeth ... : 1. Deborah7 Tobey b 26 May 1789. 316 11. Thomas Allen7 Tobey b Sandwich Mass 13 Sept 1791; mHannah ... 111. Polly7 Tobey b IO Feb 1795; m Mr Nye. 1v. Lucy7 Tobey b 26 July 1798.

181 Ch of Melitiah6 Tobey (Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Mary Crowell: i. Lois7 Tobey, 12 Sept 1791 - 16 Oct 1794. 317 ii. Hannah7 Tobey, 16 June 1793 - 3 Feb 1885; m(l) 23 June 1814 Ebenezer Crocker III of Barnstable Mass, d 1 July 1818; m(2) 30 May 1819 Seth, 29 May 1786 - 13 Mar 1863, son of Lemuel& Mary Pope. A farmer. 318 111. Ezra7 Tobey, Sandwich Mass 1 Sept 1796 - N Bridge­ water Mass 25 Feb 1866; m bef 1820 Elizabeth (Betsey) b 5 Sept 1799, dau of Stephen & Elizabeth Bassett. 319 1v. Joshua7 Tobey, Sandwich Mass 23 June 1803 - 4 Mar

126 1841; m 8 Nov 1824 Martha, 1804 (?) - 22 Sept 1846, dau of William & Martha (Freeman) Fessenden. v. Elisha 7 Tobey, 23 June 1803 - 3 Jan 1804. vi. Mary CrowelF Tobey, 7 Aug 1806 - 4 July 1847; m 26 May 1809 Rev Warren Goddard a Swedenborgian mini­ ster, long at Brockton Mass. vu. Louisa7 Tobey, 26 May 1809-1 July 1810.

182 Ch of Joshua6 Tobey (Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m(2) Abigail Bassett: 320 1. Mary7 (Polly) Tobey, 2 Feb 1800 - 3 June 1869; m 27 Nov 1828 James H Faunce. 321 11. Robert7 Tobey b&d Sandwich Mass 30 Oct 1801 - 12 Nov 1892, aet 91 yrs 13 das. He changed recorded birth date from 1802 to 1801; m(l) Nancy Ball Fessenden, 16 Aug 1804 - 16 Nov 1841; m(2) Falmouth Mass 8 Sept 1842 Eliza­ beth C Eldred of Falmouth d 8 Nov 1847 aet 37; m(3) 23 Mar 1848 Melinda Naomi Wells d 1 Dec 1894. Employed at Sandwich Glass Co 1825 to retirement 1886. m. William T7 Tobey, Sandwich Mass 24 Sept 1807 - at sea on ship Herald, coming from Charleston SC. A carpenter, he went south winters to work. 1v. AbigaiF Tobey b 4 May 1811.

183 Ch of Elisha6 Tobey Sr (Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m(l) Sally Humphreys: i. Sally Humphrey7 Tobey b Jan 1802.

183 Ch of Elisha6 Tobey Sr m(2) Elizabeth ... : 1. Elisha7 Tobey Jr b Feb 1805. 11. Jacob7 Tobey, IO Feb 1806-Aug 1829. m. Elizabeth Whittemore7 Tobey b 7 Oct 1808. 1v. John Himan7 (Heman?) Tobey, 6 Apr 1809-19 Oct 1809. v. John7 Tobey, 5 May 1811-22 Aug 1829. v1. Caleb7 Tobeyb6Dec 1813. v11. LouisaAbigaiF Tobeyb24Jan 1816. vu1. Lois McEwen7 (McEven?) Tobey b 6 Nov 1817.

184 Ch of Lemuel6 Tobey (Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-

127 Elisha') m Elizabeth Pope: 1. Charles7 Tobey, Fairhaven Mass ab 1779 - Dartmouth Mass 19 Jan 1811. A trader; estate proved insolvent, ad­ ministered by bro Elisha Tobey 5 Mar 1811. Unm. 322 11. Sally7 Tobey, 17 Nov 1780 - 20 Dec 1835; m New Bed- ford Mass 19 Sept 1802 Thomas T Terry, 11 Dec 1779 - 27 Dec 1827. 323 111. Elisha7 Tobey, ab 1784 - Fairhaven Mass 18 May 1859; m New Bedford Mass 7 Apr 1808 Lydia Swift. Merchant in Fairhaven, bought land there 1813; 1 May 1822 sold all his share in the real estate left him by his father, late of Fairhaven; 7 June 1822 the same was re-conveyed to his wife Lydia. Called Elisha Tobey II.

185 Ch of William6 Tobey (Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Abigail Conant: 1. Abigail7 Tobey; m 9 June 1812 Avery, son of John Avery Parker. 324 11. William C7 Tobey, New Bedford Mass 1789 - Rochester Mass 4 Jan 1847 aet 58; m Eliza, dau of Col George Claghorn. Sea Captain.

186 Ch of Elisha6 Tobey Jr (- 5-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Han­ nah Negus: 1. John7 Tobey, 20 Dec 1784 - Jamaica (New Bedford Mass VR) 1802.

187 Ch of Abigail6 Tobey (Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Laban Coffin: 1. John Starbuck7 Coffin b 6 Aug 1793. 11. Andrew Swain7 Coffin b 19 July 1795. m. Mary7 Coffinb 15 Feb 1797. 1v. Phoebe7 Coffinb 18Jan 1799. v. Lydia7 Coffinb29Jan 1801. v1. Sarah7 Coffin b 6 Mar 1804. v11. Eliza7 Coffin b 5 Mar 1806.

188 Ch of Dr Cornelius6 Tobey (Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-

128 Eliz3-Elisha2) m Nancy Wilbore: 325 1. Elizabeth Wilbore7 Tobey b ab 1792; m Isaac Newton Hathaway. 11. Frederick7 Tobey b ab 1794. A house-wright. Sold 12 Sept 1832 to his bro-in-law Isaac Newton Hathaway half the real estate left him by his mother in her will dated 11 Sept 1832. Also sold lands, with his sister Elizabeth (To­ bey) Hathaway, wdw, in Freetown Mass 10 Apr 1847. Re­ moved to Columbus, Muscogee Co, Ga. U nm. m. ElishaNewcomb7 Tobeybab 1796.

189 Ch ofThankful6 Tobey (J ohn5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Capt Reuben Mason Sr: 1. Richard7 Mason. 11. Reuben7 MasonJr. 111. Charles7 Mason. 1v. Ruth7 Mason;mCaptJoseph Whelden. 326 v. ParneF Mason; m(l) Consider Smith; m(2) Nov 1812 Joshua Morse. v1. Mary7 Mason.

190 Ch of Zaccheus6 Tobey (-5[mlLSarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Mary Gifford: 1. SamueF Tobey. 327 11. Levi7 Tobey b Susquehanna Co, Pa 27 Feb 1820; m .... m. Deborah7 Tobey; m James Sloane (Data from T A Sloane of Colorado Springs Colo, a grson.) 1v. Christopher7 Tobey. v. Zaccheus7 Tobey III. v1. Harriet7 Tobey. v11. Lucy7 Tobey.

191 Ch of Zoeth6 Tobey (-5[m 2LSarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Sarah West: 328 1. Elizabeth7 Tobey, ab 1791 - 1862; m 1814 David Dag- gett, Charlton Mass 1778 - 1861. Lived Calais Vt & Montpelier Vt. 329 ii. Avery7 Tobey b nr Montpelier Vt 1796; m Sally Norton.

129 Removed to Russellville Ill ab 1825. 330 111. Polly7 Tobey b 1798; m(l) 1820 Alexander White; m(2) Jeremiah Comins, Charlton Mass 1787-1833: (In Tobey Gen, Pope 122, it gives Polly's dau Amanda by m(l) b 1827, as m(2) Jeremiah Comins, which is hardly possible.) 331 1v. Richard West7 Tobey, 1800 - Calais Vt May 1874; m(l) 1822 Lydia, 1803 - 1844, dau of Edmund Tucker; m(2) Hannah C (Dodge) Kelton. Farmer, mill-owner, hotel­ keeper in Calais, E Montpelier, Walden, & Royalton Vt. v. Zoeth7 TobeyJr,dy. 332 v1. Allen7 Tobey b ab 1805; m Elvira Ellis. Farmer in Ca­ lais Vt.

19? Ch of Elisha6 Tobey (Prince5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m(l) Mrs Mary Ann Gambier: 333 1. Joseph7 Tobey b Philadelphia Pa 12 Mar 1802; m ... ; In boyhood in Conway Mass; later merchant in Middle­ town Ct.

192 Ch of Elisha6 Tobey m(2) Sophia Chapin Ferrey: 334 1. Jane7 Tobey b Springfield Mass 4 Feb 1804; m Rev Hier of Carlisle Pa. 11. Margaret7 Tobey, 12 Dec 1808 - Peoria Ill; m Clark B Stebbins of Wilbraham Mass. Went west. 111. William7 Tobey. 1v. Mary A C7 Tobey, 22 Feb 1810 - Memphis Tenn; grad Wilbraham Mass Academy, became a teacher. v. Henry7 Tobey b 31 Mar 1813. v1. Sophia Chapin7 Tobey b 19 Apr 1815; m A S W Good­ win; grad Springfield Ladies' Academy & went south as a teacher. Mr Goodwin a successful manufacturer in St Louis Mo. v11. Elizabeth Godard7 Tobey, 12 July 1817 - Springfield Mass; grad Wilbraham Mass Academy, taught in south. v111. Warren Delano7 Tobey, Springfield Mass 24 Jan 1819 - Rochester NY bef 22 May 1860, date of administration of estate he owned in Berkshire Co Mass was granted to

130 George Tobey. Merchant in Warren Mass & Rochester NY. 335 1x. George7 Tobey, Springfield Mass 17 Nov 1820 - Bland­ ford Mass 21 Dec 1898; m(l) Dec 1843 Lucina, 12 Feb 1825 - 24 May 1866, dau of Luther & Rachel (Chase) Stoddard of Chicopee Mass; m(2) 12 June 1867 Mrs Lucy Davis (Gould) Pratt, b 23 Jan 1832, dau of Benjamin & Hannah (Powers) Gould of Longmeadow Mass. Grad High School; entered US Armory at Springfield 1843; inspector of contract work in manufacture of arms for 34 yrs at Middletown Ct, & other places. To·Blandford 1877 on a farm until death. x. Josiah Godard7 Tobey, Springfield Mass 4 Sept 1822 - St Louis Mo; dry goods merchant; in Civil War on sur­ geons' staff. In her will dated 19 Apr 1848, his mother left all her possessions to Josiah. x1. Elisha7 Tobey, Springfield Mass 26 Jan 1826 - Wauke­ gan Ill 11 July 1886; in railroad supply business; in Civil War, Col ofregt at Petersburg Va. x11. Sarah7 Tobey b&d Sept 1827. xm. Sarah Elizabeth7 Tobey, 27 Oct 1828 -St Louis Mo. 336 xiv. Edward Everett7 Tobey, Springfield Mass 17 Oct 1832 - Chicago Ill; m Harriet Whittledon. In Memphis Tenn auditor of Louisville & Memphis RR. In Civil War in Union Army at opening of war; wounded at Battle of Shi­ loh; recovered, led his Co at Vicksburg & again wounded. Rec'd rank of Col by brevet.

193 Ch of Benjamin6 Tobey (Prince5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Eli­ sha2) m Deliverance ... : 1. Child7 Tobey d 25 May 1813 aet 3 days. (Conway Mass VR.)

194 Ch of Heman6 (Herman) Tobey (Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope­ Eliz3-Elisha2) m ... : 337 1. William7 Tobey b 3 Mar 1805; m Ada Amanda Brooks b nr Geneva NY 21 May 1810. In 1832 removed to York Twp, Union Co, Ohio. "Lived in a log cabin 1½ miles from the nearest neighbor, with Indians & wild animals

131 all about. Fearless & full of faith, they lived on & brought up their family." (Tobey Gen, Pope, 171.) 338 11. Henry7 Tobey b 6June 1810; m ... 111. Melinda7 Tobey b 6 June 1810. 339 IV. Rosanna7 Tobeyb 12 Mar 1812; m Aaron Shirk. 340 V. Harlow7 Tobeyb 12Nov 1819; m ... Vl. Samuel7 Tobey b 16 Dec 1821. 341 VIL Charles F7 Tobey, 29 Jan 1823 - 17 Aug 1891; m 30 June 184 7 Mary Jane Strong b 5 Sept 1829. Vlll. Emeline7 Tobey b 27 July 1824. IX. Angeline7 Tobey b 27 July 1824. 342 X. J ane7 Tobey b 10 Dec 1825; m Alonzo Knox. Xl. Amanda7 Tobeyb l0June 1828.

195 Ch of J ohn6 Perry Jr (Bathsheba5 Gibbs-Bathsheba4 Pope-Han­ nah3-Elisha2) m Mary Swift: 343 i. Lydia7 Perry 1793 - 1851; m Ellis Blackwell.

196 Ch ofElijah6 Perry (Bathsheba5 Gibbs - Bathsheba4 Pope- Han­ nah3-Elisha2) m Lydia6 Bourne: see #136.

197 Ch of Hannah6 Clapp (Desire5-Sylvanus4-Mel3lmJLShear2) m as 2nd wife Rev Na than Stone Sr: 1. Nathan7 Stone Jr. 11. Job7 Stone. m. NathanieF Stone. 1v. Mary7 Stone; m Dr Zebina Horton. v. Judith7 Stone. (Order of ch not known; named in this order in their fa­ ther's will dated 18 Apr 1804, in Barnstable Prob. Recs Vol 38 35.)

198 Ch of Hannah6 Stone (Mary5-Sylvanus4- MeIJlmlJ_Shear2) m Joseph Parker Sr: all b Falmouth Mass: 1. Joseph7 ParkerJrb2l July 1766. 11. lsaac7 Parker b 7 May 1768. m. NathanieF Parkerb2l Oct 1769. 1v. Henry7 Parker b 29 Feb 1772.

132 v. Rebecca7 Parkerb 19June 1774. v1. Lucy7 Parkerb25Jan 1777. vu. John7 Parkerb 14Nov 1778. v111. Temperance7 Parker b 7 Oct 1781. 1x. Frances7 Parker b 19 Apr 1784.

199 Ch of Olive6 Stone (Mary5-Sylvanus4-MeJ3[mILShear2) m Rev John Simpkins Sr: all b Harwich (now Brewster) Mass: 1. Olive7 Simpkins b 7 July 1793. 11. Caroline7 Simpkins b 28 Jan 1795. 111. John7 Simpkins Jr, 14Jan 1797 -17 Feb 1799. 1v. Nathaniel Stone7 Simpkins b 8 Jan 1798. v. John7 SimpkinsJrb 17 July 1799. v1. Samuel Grant7 Simpkins b 15 Sept 1802. vu. Elizabeth7 Simpkins b 15 Mar 1804.

200 Ch of Meletiah6 Jr (- 5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Olive Gor­ ham: 1. Meletiah7 III b 13 Apr 1779. 11. Sylvanus7 b 20 Feb 1783. 344 111. Olive C7, 7 Aug 1788 - 23 June 1831 aet 44; m Sylvanus Bourne Phinney Sr.

201 Ch of Capt Sylvanus6 (Mel5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m ... : 1. George S7. Thirteen letters dated 1823/ 24, in recommen­ dation of George S Bourne for an appt in the US State Dept Dipl Corps are on file there.

202 Ch of Lucretia6 (Wm5[mILSylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Capt Joshua Orne: i. Clarissa7 Orne; m Col Orne of Marblehead Mass.

203 Ch of Kenelm6 Winslow III (Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Susannah Fuller: 1. Deborah7 Winslow, 30 Sept 1795 - 12 Nov 1803. 11. AbigaiF Winslow, 11 May 1797-18 Sept 1801. 345 111. Na thanieF Winslow, 27 Mar 1800 - Cal 1854; m Thirza ... 346 1v. Almira7 Winslow, 19 Oct 1801 - 17 Oct 1845; m 9 Apr

133 1826 John W Lawson or Jameson. v. Joseph7 Winslow b 30 July 1803. v1. Sarah F7 Winslow b 27 Mar 1806; m 20 Feb 1828 Sam- uel Trouant. Vll. Benjamin7 Winslow, 9 Apr 1808-21 Mar 1812. Vlll. Elizabeth7 Winslow b 12 July 1811; m Samuel Wheeler of Windsor Me. lX. Isaac7 Winslowb IO Jan 1814. OfWindhamMe 1870. 347 X. Martha7 Winslow, 1 Sept 1817 - 26 Mar 1861; m 2 Dec 1841 Levi Perkins. In Windham Me 1870. XL Mary7 Winslow, 1 Sept 1817-1823.

204 Ch of Abigail6 Winslow (Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3lm 1LShear2) m John GallisonJr#206: 348 i. Joseph7 Gallison, Marshfield Mass 23 Sept 1778 - 1867; m Hannah Atwood. 349 ii. J ohn7 Gallison III, Marshfield Mass 31 May 1780 - 1864; m ... 350 m. AbigaiP Gallison, Windham Me 1783 - 1839; m Mr J Lowell. 351 1v. Winslow7 Gallison, Windham Me 1787-1865; m ... v. Polly L7 Gallison b 1789; m 25 May 1814 R Davis. 352 v1. Sylvanus7 Gallison, Windham Me 1792 - 1826; m 25 May 1814 Mary Alden. 353 v1. Charlotte7 Gallison, Windham Me 1794 - 1830; m J Leavitt. v111. Henry7 Gallison b 1796. 1x. Eliza7 Gallison b 1802; m Mr N Cloudman.

205 Ch of Joseph6 Winslow Sr (Abigail5-Sylvanus4-MeJ3[mJLShear2) m Susanna Baker: all b Pembroke Mass: 354 1. Ruth7 Winslow, 16 Dec 1697 - Bridgewater Mass 29 Oct 1869; m(l) Abington Mass 12 Nov 1817 John, Marlboro Mass 1 Aug 1892 - Abington 19 Sept 1831, son of Jot­ ham & Lucy (Thompson) Brigham of Sudbury Mass; m(2) as his 3rd wife Boston Mass 20 Dec 1839 Cotton b&d Sunderland Mass 3 1 July 17 62 - 1 Nov 184 7, son of Daniel Graves. A farmer. In Rev in Capt Elihu Lyman's Co, Col Porter's Regt. Ho issue of her m(2).

134 355 11. Capt Kenelm7 Winslow II, 8 Sept 1799 - Bridgewater Mass 26 Nov 1868; m there 30 Sept 1822 Orra b Bridge­ water 13 Aug 1802, dau of Benjamin of Bridgewater & Mary (Pierce) Pope of Scituate Mass, grdau of Ichabod Pope. Capt of military co; mfgr of cotton gins. 356 111. John Baker7 Winslow, Pembroke Mass 7 June 1801 - 23 Nov 1870; m Bridgewater Mass 26 Nov 1829 Emeline b Bridgewater 23 June 1799, dau of Edward & Chloe (Washburn) b 1768 Mitchell. 357 1v. Joseph7 Winslow Jr, Pembroke Mass 7 Nov 1805 - Brady's Bend, Armstrong Co Pa, bur there; m(l) Ware­ ham Mass 1827 Rebecca Bennett d there July 1830; m(2) by Rev Boyce, Boston Mass 28 Nov 1837 Lydia Ayers b 17 July 1820, dau of Joseph & Sarah ( ... ) Stephens of Boston. Mfgr of railroad iron; lived Wareham, S Boston & Brady's Bend.

206 Ch of John6 Gallison Jr (Eunice5-Sylvanus4-MeIJ[mILShear2) m Abigail6 Winslow: see #204.

207 Ch of Abigail6 (Richd5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mIJ_Shear2) mas 2nd wife Nathan Stone Jr: 6 sons 3 daus, named in Nathan's will Barnstable Mass Probt recs Vol 38 35.

208 Ch of Joseph6 Jr (- 5-John4-MeIJ[mILShear2) m Sarah Freeman: all b Falmouth Mass: (Falm VR II 77, 92, 197): 1. Mary7 b 22 July 1784; m Aug 1802 Daniel Hall. 11. Freeman7 b 14 Aug 1786. m. Isaac7 b 14 Aug 1786. 1v. Joseph7 11Ib14Nov1788. v. Capt Barachiah Bassett7, 29 Aug 1791 - will dated 30 Aug 1833; m int Falmouth Mass 23 Aug 1818 m Barn­ stable Mass 9 Sept 1819 Elizabeth Young of Barnstable, named in his will. v1. Sarah7 b&d Falmouth Mass 19 Aug 1794- 16 Aug 1812. vu. Lydia7 b6 Mar 1797; mint 26 Oct 1817 David Crocker. vm. Eunice7 b 20 June 1800.

209 Ch of Zuriel6 (Jos5-John4-MeJ3[mILShear2) m Thankful Jones:

135 all b Falmouth Mass: 1. Frances7 (Fanny) b 3 Oct 1782 (Falm VR II 175). 11. SilasJones7 b8Mar1787. 111. WilliamAugustus7 b4Nov 1790. 1v. Susannah7 b 5 May 1793. v. Roland Robinson7 b 1 May 1796. vi. James Hervey7 b 1 May 1796. vii. Henry Constantine7 b 6 Oct 1800. viii. Alexander Franklin7 b 30 May 1803.

210 Ch of Thomas6 (Jos5-John4-Mel3[mtJ_Shear2) m Elizabeth Pal­ mer; all b Falmouth Mass: (Falmouth VR II 153, 182). 1. Elizabeth7 b 22 Mar 1788. 11. AbigaiF (Nabby) b&d Falmouth 1 Apr 1790 - 29 July 1869. m. Hannah7 b 22 July 1792. 1v. Charles7 b10Mar1795. v. Olive7 b 25 June 1797. vi. Lucy7 b 9 Mar 1800. vii. Thankfull Palmer7 b&d Falmouth 15 Aug 1802 - 12 Feb 1804. v111. Samuel Palmer7 b 23 Dec 1804. 1x. IsaacDavis7 b6Nov 1807. x. Maria7 b 11 May 1810.

2 I I Ch of John6 III (-5-4-Mel3[mtLShear2) m Thankfull Hatch: all b Falmouth Mass (VR II 55, 56, 70,114,221): 1. David7 b 18 July 1781; mint 7 Jan 1804 m Lydia Hatch. 11. Hannah7 b 3 Dec 1782; m int Falmouth 16 Sept 1804 m .... m. Mercy7 b&d Falmouth 16 Nov 1784 - 7 Sept 1809. 1v. Jarvis7 b23Aug1787. v. Martha7 b8Nov1789. v1. Prudence7 b 18 Feb 1792; mint 19 Dec 1813 m Herman Hinckley. v11. John7 IV b 17 Sept 1796. A John Bourne built a house on Great Neck Mass, now known as the Jesse Douglas house.

136 212 Ch of Elijah6 Sr (John5-4-MeJ3[mlLShear2) m(l) Anna Greene: all b Falmouth Mass: (VR II 114,200; III 261): 1. Barnabas7 b 6 July 1790. 11. Elijah7 Jr b 9 Sept 1795. 111. Capt Solomon G7(reene?) b 30 Dec 1796; m by Rev Wil­ liam Harlow, Falmouth26 Dec 1837 Mrs Rebecca Snow. 1v. Susannah7 b 19 Mar 1798. v. Anna7 b 14Jan 1800.

212 Ch of Elijah6 Sr m(2) Ta bi thy Sherman: i. Anna Greene7 b 22 Feb 1816. ii. Anselm D7 b 25 Mar 1819.

213 Ch of Hannah6 (Jas5-Silas4-MeJ3[mJLShear2) m John Thacher Sr: all b Barnstable Mass: 358 i. SamueF Thacher, 11 Oct 1780 - 8 July 1870; m Barn- stable Mass Mehitable Martin Briggs. 359 11. John7 Thacher, I May 1783 - Barnstable 10 June 1827 (gravestone in Woodside Cem Yarmouth Mass; Thacher Gen, Allen pp 54, 68 d either Jan or June 17); m by Rev Enoch Pratt Barnstable Mass 3(13) Aug 1815 Eliza He­ witt, Ipswich Mass 21 Jan 1795 - 19 Mar 1855, bur Yar­ mouth Cem. Eliza m(2) int Barnstable 7 Nov 1830 m 14 Apr 1831 Jonathan Burgess.

214 Ch of Allen6 (Jas5-Silas4-MeIJrm 1LShear2) m Hannah Freeman: 1. William 7• 11. Benjamin7 b 23 Feb 1796. m. Ruth Waldron7, 19 (20?) Nov 1807 -3 Aug 1829 aet 22. 1v. Elizabeth7 (Betty), 1 Mar 1812-15 Oct 1825 aet 13.

215 Ch of James6 Jr(-5-Silas4-MeIJ[mlLShear2) m(l) Mary Jacobs: 1. Henry James7 b&d Sandwich Mass 14 Jan 1803 - 20 Aug 1804.

215 Ch of J ames6 Jr m(2) Cynthia Bartlett: 1. James Henry7 b&d Sandwich Mass 27 June 1809 - 11 July 1810.

137 216 Ch of Meletiah6 Jr (-5-Silas4-MeIJ[mILShear2) m(l) Mary Black­ well: i. Olive7•

217 Ch of Rebecca6 Fessenden (Sarah5 Newcomb-Bathsheba4[mIL Me}3[mILShear2) m Nathan6 Dillingham see#l56.

218 Ch of Deborah6 (Catherine?) Sturges (Hannah5 Newcomb-Bath­ sheba4[mILMel3[mILShear2) mJoseph5 Nye Jr see#51.

219 Ch of Cynthia6 Ruggles (Richd5 Ruggles-Bathsheba4[m2LMel3[mIL Shear2) m John Durland: 360 1. Joseph7 Durland, Annapolis Co, NS 1795 - Barton's Cove NS; m NS Sarah Brown, bp "Candlewood" Ip­ swich Mass 1798 d Digby NS.

220 Ch of Mary6 L'Hommedieu (Ezra5[m 2J L'Hommedieu-Martha4- Ezra3-Shear2) m Samuel S Gardiner: 1. Mary7 Gardiner; m Mr E N Horsford, a Harvard Pro­ fessor. 360A 11. Phebe7 Gardiner; mas 2nd wife Mr EN Horsford. 361 m. Frances7 (Fanny) Gardiner; m George M Lane; a Har­ vard Professor.

221 Ch of Prince6 (Saml5-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Lydia ... : all b Fal- mouth Mass: 1. Rebecca7 b 28 Oct 1804 (Falm VR II 116). 11. Cynthia7 b 28 Mar 1806. u1. Abigail7 (Nabby) b 20 Mar 1808.

222 Ch of Elizabeth6 (Nathan5-Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Benjamin Crocker Sr: 1. Jane7 Crocker; m Mr Lemmon. 11. Thomas H7 Crocker. n1. Patience B7 Crocker. 1v. Benjamin7 Crocker Jr. v. Lucy Bourne7 Crocker.

223 Ch of Ezra L'Hommedieu6 Sr (Nathan5-Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m

138 Cynthia Eaton: 1. Oliver7, 1815- 1866. 11. Caroline7, 1816 - 1861; m Peter Smith. 111. Mary7; m Herren Galloway. iv. Cynthia7; m Luther Weir. v. Elizabeth7; m Harmon Brady. v1. Nathan7• v11. Ezra L'Hommedieu7 Jr b 20 Aug 1800 (Falmouth VR I 195; II 69); m Sarah Dolzell (Dalzell).

224 Ch ofSamuel6 (Nathan5-Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Mary Smith: 1. Ransford7; m Lucy Smith. 11. Lucy7;mJohnMcCaw. 111. William7; m Lorena Kimball. 1v. MahershaF; m Sarah White. v. John7; m Eliza Smith. v1. Mary7; m Henry Blake. vu. Sylvester7; m Hattie Mixer.

225 Ch of N athan6 Jr (-5-Saml4- Ezra3-Shear2) m( 1) Lavinia Boone: 1. Armanilla7; m Henry Meredith. 11. Susan7; mEnos Woodruff 111. Richard7. 362 1v. Ezra7; m(l) Emmaline Brady; m(2) Phoebe Murphy. v. Thomas7• v1. Eliza7.

225 Ch ofNathan6 Jr m(2) Mrs Sarah Rose (Ross): 1. Emmaline7; m Henry Schultz. 11. Lucy7; m George Schultz. 111. Amos7; m Marie Schultz. 1v. Nathan7 III; m(l) Mary Andrews; m(2) Mary Farr. v. Ezra7 d 1901.

226 Ch of John Waldron6 (Shear5[mIJ-4_Ezra3-Shear2) m Nancy Wardwell: all b Bristol RI: 363 1. Mary Ann7 b 6 Feb 1800; m(l) int 19 Nov 1820 m 27 Mar 1821 Samuel Jr, 7 July 1798 bp 7 July 1799 - Bris-

139 tol 14 Dec 1823 aet 25, son of Samuel, 1755 - 1826 m 1782 Tabitha (Wardwell) Bosworth Sr. Mary Ann & Sam­ uel united with Catholic Congr Ch of Bristol 9 Dec 1823; Mary Ann m(2) 16 Apr 1828 Otis Storrs. After his death, Mary Ann united with Congr Ch of Bristol 3 Apr 1842. 364 11. Benjamin Smith7 b 2 Nov 1801; m Hannah Wardwell.

227 Ch of Allen6 (Shear5lmll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Elizabeth Smith: all b&d Bristol RI: 1. George Smith7, 26 Feb 1806 - 3 Aug 1829 aet 22 (AYR RI)? 11. Ruth Waldron7, 19 (20) Nov 1808 or 1809 - 3 Aug 1829 aet 22. 365 111. Rebecca Smith7, 23 (28) Dec 1809 / 10 - 17 June 1842; m bef 1824 as his 2nd wife, George Finney b&d Bristol 22 Oct 1792 - 16 Aug 1877, son of Hezekiah & Sarah (Fin­ ney) Usher. Engaged in West Indies trade. Owner of ship Groton. 1v. Elizabeth Allen7 b 1 Mar 1812.

228 Ch of Mary6 (Shear5(mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Capt Thomas Fales: all b Bristol RI: 1. Sophia Bourne7 Fales b bp & d Bristol 16 Sept 1810 bp as adult St Michael's Episc Parish Bristol 24 Jan 1830 - 26Jan 1891; unm. 366 11. Mary Thomas7 Fales, 1814 (1811 Chapline Fam chart) - Hagerstown Md 11 Oct 1900; m as 2nd wife Sharpsburg Md 29 Sept 1835 Dr Joseph Chapline, b&d Sharpsburg 13 Aug 1798 - 8 Jan 1841, son of Dr Nathan Hays, 1757 - 9 Oct 1812 & m 18 May 1786 Theodosia, 1760 - 27 Apr 1844, dau of ... & Ruhanna (Williams) Chapline. Dr Nathan son of Adams Hays 1703 - 1789 & m Charity Denison. The Chapline family came to America 1610, settling on tracts on the James River, Virginia Col­ ony.Joseph Chap line laid out the town of Sharpsburg Md. Mary Thomas7 (Fales) Hays was loved by all who knew her; a kind & sweet mother; her grchildren & grgrchildren all remember with greatest affection how beautiful she looked wearing a little lace cap over her graying curls. Exceedingly well-read, she spoke &

140 read several languages; she went to Berlin Germany on her honey­ moon & brought back wonderful patterns for needlework & petit point. A devoted Episcopalian she delighted in being a "Daughter of the King" at St John's, Hagerstown where she lived the latter part of her life with her dau Julia Jones8 (Hays) Alvey. (Fales Fam, Rev Henry Wight; A VR RI). 111. Rev Thomas Frederick7 Fales, 24 Dec 1816 bp as an adult St Michael's Episc Parish Bristol 24 Jan 1830 - Waltham Mass 27 Nov 1898; m Margaret Preston Nel­ son, prob Richmond Me (Fales Fam recs) 15 Sept 1827 - Waltham 30 Mar 1908. Rector St Paul's Episc Ch Walt­ ham. No issue.

229 Ch of Shearjashub6 III (- 5[m2H-Ezra3-Shear2) m Ardelia Alger: 1. Shearjashub7 IV, Bristol RI 28 Dec 1822 - NY City 21 Mar 1900. In 1852 he gave $100 towards repairs of 1st Ch of Hartford (Hist of Christ Ch Parish Hartford, Russell). (Or did his father give it?) 11. William Henry7, Hartford Ct 14 Apr 1825 - Detroit Mich 28 Oct 1893; m Hartford 26 Sept 1849 Rosella Bolles of Hartford. Once lived in Wisc. (Hist of Christ Ch Parish, Hartford, Russell.) 367 111. Benjamin Alger7 b Hartford Ct 28 Oct 1825; m Mary Stannis. 1v. Allen7 b&d Hartford Ct 6 Oct 1830- 7 June 1839. v. Martha7 b&d Hartford Ct 10 Sept 1831 (1832?) - 7 June 1839. 368 v1. Mary7, Hartford Ct 10 Sept 1831 (1832?) - Hotel Conti­ nental Paris France Fri 25 July 1890; m as 2nd wife Hartford 12 Dec 1860 James Frederick7 (James6-Ja­ cob5[mlJ - Saml4-3-2 - Thomas') Joy, Durham NH 2 Dec 1810 - De­ troit Mich 24 Sept 1896 (Detroit VR XVI 137). James m(l) Martha Alger Reed. Clipping found in Mary (Bourne) Joy's diary: "A Wife's Prayer: If there is anything that comes nearer to the imploration of Naomi than the subjoined, we have not seen it; Lord, bless & protect that dear person whom Thou hast chosen to be my husband; let his life be long & blessed, comfortable & holy; let me also become a great

141 comfort & blessing unto him, a sharer in all his sorrows, a meet helper in all the accidents & changes in the world; make me ami­ able forever in his eyes & forever dear to him. Unite his heart to me in the dearest love & holiness, & mine to him in all sweetness, charity & compliance. Keep me from all ungentleness, disconten­ tedness, unreasonableness of passion & humor, make me humble & obedient, useful & subservient, that we may delight in each other according to Thy blessed Word, & both of us may rejoice in Thee, having our portion in the Love & Service of God, forever. Amen." Found in James Frederick7 Joy's pocketbook: "DETERMI­ NATION: The longer I live the more I am certain that the great difference between men, between the feeble & the powerful, the great & the insignificant - is energy, invincible determination. A purpose once fixed - & then DEATH OR VICTORY; that quality will do anything that can be done in the world, & no circum­ stances, no opportunities, will make a two-legged creature a man without it." (Sir Thomas Powell Buxton) (See Joy Genealogy, HelenJoyLee 1968#146, 104-110).

230 Ch of Ezra6 (Shear5[m2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m ... Carpenter: 1. Joseph Howard7• 11. William Ezra 7• m. Thomas Howard7. 1v. Julia Congdon7; m ... Nickerson. v. Martha Howard7. v1. Mary Jane7 (Twin) v11. Maria Louise7 (Twin); m ... Lyman.

231 Ch of Julia6 (Benj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Abel Jones: 1. AbeIJones7 Jr dy. 369 11. Julia Sophia7 Jones, Bristol RI 22 Mar 1816 - 23 (27) June 1898; m by Rev John Bristed Bristol 2 (3) Mar 1836 James DeWolfe I, 12 Sept 1815 - 9 Sept 1876, son of Capt Raymond Henry Jones, 1789 - 12 Mar 1826 & Maryanne (DeWolfe), 14 Apr 1795 - 14 July 1834, Perry. (Maryanne dau of James & Nancy (Bradford) DeWolfe.) Julia m(2) Genl William Hyslop Sumner. Capt Raymond son of Hon James DeWolfe Perry, 18 Mar 1764 (1765?) - 21 Dec 1837, m 7 Jan 1790 Ann,

142 1770 - 2 Jan 1838, dau of Gov William Bradford of RI. Capt Ray­ mond was the brother of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry of Lake Erie fame & of Comm Calbraith Perry of "the opening up of Ja­ pan" fame. iii. Edward7 Jones.

232 Ch of Hebron6 Mayhew Sr (Nathan5[m!J Mayhew-Zachariah4 Mayhew-Remember3-Shear2) m Deborah Stewart: 1. Hebron7 Mayhew Jr b 5 July 1793; m Abigail Craig. 11. Nathan7 Mayhew b 9 Oct 1795; m Elizabeth Athearn. m. Mira7 Mayhew b 9 Apr 1798; m David Wentworth. 1v. Holmes7 Mayhew b 10 Sept 1800; m(l) Meron Gay; m(2) Mrs Rachel (Pease) Norton; m(3) Helen Boyd. v. Thaddeus7 Mayhewb4June 1803;mPaulineHersey. vi. Elizabeth7 Mayhew, 24 Sept 1805-24 Feb 1824.

233 Ch of William6 Mayhew Sr (Nathan5[m!J Mayhew-Zachariah4 Mayhew-Remember3-Shear2) m Phebe Mayhew: 1. Susan M 7 Mayhew, 3 Nov 1795 - 15 June 1885; m 14 Dec 1820 Harrison P Mayhew. 11. William7 Mayhew Jr, 13 Mar 1798 - 10 Nov 1855; m 14 Aug 1834 Caroline Mayhew. No issue. 111. Lucy7 Mayhew, 25 Oct 1800 - 19 Jan 1832; m 15 Apr 1828 Charles G Norton.No issue. 370 1v. Bartlett7 Mayhew, 22 Oct 1803 - Calif 3 Sept 1877; m 14 July 1829 Mary C Athearn. v. Phebe7 Mayhew, 15 Aug 1806 - 22 Mar 1862; m 29 June 1826 David Adams. vi. Jane Kelley7 Mayhew, 30 Jan 1809 - 30 Nov 1893; m(l) 27 Nov 1834 Sanderson Manter (no issue); m(2) Mar 1843 Daniel Flanders. vii. James7 Mayhew, 4 Oct 1811 - 24 July 1882; m 16 July 1835 Caroline E Cottle.No issue. 371 viii. Nathan7 Mayhew, 24 July 1814 - 25 Jan 1907; m(l) 4 Apr 1839 Rebecca Smith; m(2) 25 Jan 1877 Eliza C Bartlett. 1x. AbigaiF Mayhew, 29 Jan 1817 - 19 Jan 1914; m 3 May 1837 David Cottle. x. Jonathan7 Mayhew, 15 Sept 1819 - Calif 2 Apr 1886;

143 m(l) 6 June 1842 Jane S Poole; m(2) 25 Dec 1853 Char­ lotte Amelia Cathcart d on passage to Calif 28 Oct 1857 aet 30, bur at sea; m(3) in Calif Amelia Everett.

233a Ch of Elisha7 (Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Achsah Gibbs: 1. Elisha8 . n. J oseph8• 372 111. Achsah Gibbs8, New Bedford Mass 16 Mar 1828 - North­ ampton Mass 24 May 1908; m 3 June 1857 William Minor, Gaylordsville Ct 28 Sept 1821 - Northampton Mass 21 Apr 1900, son of Peter b&d Gaylordsville 1 June 1784-8 Mar 1879 & m Elizabeth (Briggs) 26 July 1784 - 20 Apr 1834, Gaylord. All bur Northampton. 373 1v. Rev James Russell8, New Bedford Mass 1833 - East Haven Ct 1906; m Isabella Graham, ab 1835 -ab 1914, dau of Calvin & Clarissa Rogers (Sears) Staples. Bur New Bedford Mass.

234 Ch of Joshua T7 (Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye- Mehitable4-Tim3- Job2) m Miss Tobey: 374 1. Jerome L8, N Middleborough Mass 15 Sept 1848 - 1935, bur New Cem Bourne Mass; m 18 Feb 1873 Emma Gray, 1849-1926.

234a Ch of Mehitable7 (Jonathan6 - J ohanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3- J o b2) m James Russell: 374a 1. Elizabeth8 Russell, 15 Dec 1824 - Beverly Mass 22 May 1893; m by Rev Frederick T Gray New Bedford Mass 15 Oct 1846 Ozias Goodwin 21 Feb 1820 - St Louis Mo 25 July 1866, son of Jonathan & m 14 Nov 1804 Mar­ garet (Rogers), 1778-30 July 1856, Chapman.

235 Ch of Jonathan7 Jr (- 6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehitable4-Tim3-Job2) m Emily Summers Howland: all b New Bedford Mass: 1. Emily Howland8, 7 Oct 1835 - 23 Mar 1922. 11. Hannah Tobey8, 11 Sept 1840-11 Feb 1914. m. Helen Church8; mas 1st wife William A Abbe.

144 1v. Jonathan8 III, 23 Feb 1855 - Washington DC 1 Sept 1940; m Theodore Ala 5 May 1925 Frances, dau of Rev William Barker Turner, Episc clergyman of Baltimore Md. Ex-Harvard 1877; left in senior year to make a world tour; shipwrecked off Formosa on a headhunters' island; rescued & taken to Hong Kong, thence to Portland Ore where he settled. Studied law; in mining & farming; Pres of Bourne Mills, Fall River Mass; Republican Repres from Ore 1885, 86, 97; mem Natl Republican Comm 1888-92; US Senator 1907-13; Mem Comms on Post Offices & Roads; author of Act establishing Parcel Post; Organizer & Pres Jan 1915-25 of Republican Publicity Assn, largest single non-govt entity in USA. No issue.

236 Ch of Benjamin Franklin7 Sr (Benj6-5[mILTim4-3-Job2) m Eliza­ beth Wheaton Lincoln: 1. William DeWitt8 b&d Wareham Mass 13 Oct 1847 - 5 Sept 1850. 11. Elizabeth (Lizzie) Lincoln8, Wareham Mass 31 Aug 1849 - Bourne Mass Sept 1906; m 8 Oct 1873 Frederick 0 aet 30 b Dighton Mass, son of Daniel & Hannah (B ... ) Smith. 111. Annie DeWitt8 b PortJefferson LI NY 8 Dec 1853. 1v. Benjamin Franklin8 Jr b Sandwich Mass 26 Oct 1862.

237 Ch of Nathan Bourne7 Ellis (Hannah6 - Benj 5[mIJ -Tim4-3 - Job2) m( I) Hannah Ellis Chubbuck: 375 1. Hannah Bourne8 Ellis, 21 Feb 1835 - Feb 1915; m 7 Jan 1855 Charles Franklin Hartford d 1964. 11. Cordelia Victoria Bournes Ellis. 21 July 1837 - 3 July 1840. 376 u1. Victoria Cordelia Bournes Ellis, 27 May 1840 - 3 Mar 1883; m 21 Feb 1864 Rodney Ellis van Kraal; he m(2) 6 Oct 1886 (?) Cynthia Hallett Bourne Ellis. 377 1v. George Francis Bourne8 Ellis b 30 Mar 1848; m 7 Jan 1886 Mrs. MaryJ Rogers. 378 v. Mary Adelaide8 Ellis b 27 Apr 1851; m 12 Oct 1871 Edgar Sylvan us Baker b 31 Dec 1843. v1. Nathan Gurden8 Ellis b 8 Feb I 853.

145 238 Ch of Francis Howland7 Ellis (Hannah6-Benj5[mlLTim4-3-Job2) m Rebecca Phillips: 1. Ellen8 Ellis. 11. Francis Asbury8 Ellis.

239 Ch of Alden Nye7 Ellis (Hannah6 -Benj5[m 1LTim4-3-Job2) m Lyd­ ia Swift Perry: 1. Eugenia Bourne8 Ellis, 22 Oct 1843-14 Mar 1869. 11. Martha Emma8 Ellis, 9 Nov 1846-29 Jan 1880. 379 m. Emory Alden8 Ellis b 9 Feb 1853; m 11 Aug 1882 Eva M Pierce. 380 1v. Ephraim8 Ellis b 31 Aug 1856; m Emma J Dowd (Dodd?).

240 Ch of Avery Parker7 Ellis (Hannah6 - Benj5[mlJ - Tim4-3 - Job2) m Caroline Hopkins: 1. John Hoppins8 (Hopkins?) Ellis b 2July 1848. 11. Carrie8 Ellis b 26 Apr 1851. 111. Avery Ephraim8 Ellis, 28 Oct 1855-25 May 1887. 1v. Annies Ellis, 28 Oct 1855-25 May 1887. v. Annie Browns Ellis b 14 Aug 1857. v1. James Franciss Ellis b 8 Dec 1858; m Marcelle ... v11. Olin Fiskes Ellis b 25 Dec 1860.

241 Ch of Martha Ann7 Ellis (Hannah6 - Benj5[mll - Tim4-3 - Job2) m Jehiel Hale Simonds: 1. Marys Simonds. 11. Martha Bournes Simonds. m. Ellas Simonds; m(2) Mr Hopkins. 1v. Williams Simonds. v. Celia8 Simonds.

242 Ch of George Walton Emery7 Ellis (Hannah6-Benj5[mILTim4-3- J o b2) m Sarah Priscilla Story: 381 1. Edward Story8 Ellis, 30 Jan 1856 - 30 Oct 1940; m 18 Feb 1882 Louisa Phinney9 Blackwell#53 l. 11. Hattie B8 Ellis dy. m. Maryetta8 Ellis dy. 382 1v. EllaFrances9 Ellisb 19 Oct 1862; mJerome R Holway.

146 243 Ch of Elizabeth7 (Job6-Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Phineas Perry: 4 Children8 Perry.

244 Ch ofLouise7 Perry (Lydia6-Thos5-Job4 -Eleazer3-Job2) m Elisha BPhinney: 383 1. Lydia8 Phinney; m Russell8 Blackwel/#487. (See NEHGRegJuly 196219).

245 Ch of Elijah7 Perry (Lydia6-Thos5-J oh4- Eleazer3-J o b2) m Sophro­ nia Phinney: 4 Children8 Perry.

246 Ch of John7 Perry (Lydia6-Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Eliza­ beth Green: 2 Children8 Perry.

246a Ch of Mary S7 Chandler (Deborah6-Lydia5 Swift-Thankful4 M orey-Hannah3-J ob2) m Goddard Shaw: 384 1. Deborah Charlotte8 Shaw, Wayne or Fayette Me 26 Feb 1826 - Oat Hill, Napa Co Cal 6 Sept 1906; m Burnham Me I Mar 1846 Jedediah8 (Wm7-Silas6-5-Thos4-3-An­ drew2-1) Newcomb, Thomaston Me 30 Jan 1820 - Camp Yankee Jims Cal 2 July 1852. He sold his farm in Me & moved his family to the home of his wife's mother, Mrs (Shaw) Lacroix in Burnham Me. He sailed Dec 1851 from NY in Vanderbilt's Nicaragua Line Str Prometheus. At Camp Yankee Jims a companion got typhoid. Jedediah nursed him, contracted the disease & died suddenly. He was a young man of high ideals, honorable, strictly temperate, of a happy & cheerful disposition. His wdw m(2) 7 Aug 1856 Isaac E Hill of Pittsfield Me, d Belfast Me 29 Nov 1880. She removed to Colo & Cal, lvg with son Bethuel9 Newcomb.

247 Ch of Thomas S7 Nye (Saml6 Nye-Maria5-Job4-Eleazer3 -Job2) m(I) Ruth W Holmes: 1. Edwin P 8 Nye b 27 Sept 1826. 11. William8 Nye, 11 Oct 1828- Boston Mass 7 Aug 1876.

247 Ch of Thomas S7 Nye m(3) Eliza (Nichols) Lyons:

147 i. Henry 18 Nye, 6 Aug 1851-4 Mar 1856.

248 Ch of Andrew S7 Nye (Saml6 Nye-Maria5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Lucinda H Leonard: 385 1. Harriet FS Nye b 1833; m John Bennett of Middleboro Mass. 11. Andrew BS Nye, 1858-Wareham Mass 31 Nov 1875.

249 Ch of Dr Elisha Bourne7 Nye (Braddock6 Nye-Maria5-J ob4-Elea­ zer3-Job2) m ... : 1. Edwards Nye, 1838-2 Sept 1872. 11. Charlottes Nye, 1840 - 9 Nov 1874; m Prof Robert Cumnock. m. Fredericks Nye, 1842- 20 Jan 1843. 1v. Margarets Nye; m Mr Benjamin. v. Catherines Nye, 1848 -22 Mar 1852. v1. CarolinesNye,1851-1Aug1851. vn. Ellens Nye, 1853-1854.

250 Ch of Hannah7 Nye (Braddock6 Nye-Maria5-J o b4- Eleazer3-J o b2) m Rev Thomas Oakley: 1. Annas Oakley. n. Hannahs Oakley. 111. Johns Oakley.

251 Ch of Abigail Bourne7 Nye (Braddock6 Nye-Maria5-Job4-Elea­ zer3-Job2) mas 2nd wife Hon Freeman Branch Dillingham see#300.

252 Ch of Clarissa7 Nye (Braddock6 Nye - Maria5 - Job4 - Eleazer3- J ob2) m(l) Francis Achilles Sollett: 386 1. Helene8 Sollett b Middletown Ct 25 Aug 1850; m 20 Apr 1874 Col Henry Wygant US Army.

253 Ch of Martha Bourne7 Nye (Braddock6 Nye-Maria5-J ob4-Elea­ zer3-J o b2) m Rev James A Crofut: 1. Jamess Crofut. 11. Mary8 Crofut. m. Charles8 Crofut.

148 254 Ch of Maria7 Nye (Braddock6 Nye-Maria5-Job4-Eleazer3-Job2) m Samuel Burbank Sr: 1. Samuel8 Burbank Jr. u. Anna8 Burbank. 111. Carolines Burbank. iv. Gertrude8 Burbank.

255 Ch of Alden7 (J ohn6-Ebenezer5[m21-4_Hezekiah3[mILJ ob2) m Miss Wrightenton: all b Wareham Mass: 1. Joanna8; m Capt Nathan Ellis. 11. Benjamins; m Frances Savary. 387 111. Hemans, 28 June 1840 - 6 May 1916; m Lucy Drew of Fairhaven Mass, 20 Mar 1841-23 Sept 1912.

256 Ch of Elizabeth7 (J osiah6-Ebenezer5Cm2l-4-Hezekiah3[mILJ ob2) m James Christy Drody: all b Wareham Mass: 1. James Nye Bournes Drody. 11. Preston Clarence8 Drody. 111. Agnes Marias Drody.

257 Ch of Capt Sylvanus Besse7 (Josiah6 - Ebenezer5[m 21-4 - Heze­ kiah3[mIJ -Job 2) m Rebecca Hannah Lockhart: i. Adreanna Elizabeth8 b Wareham Mass 11 Nov 1858.

258 Ch of Capt J osiah7 Jr (- 6-Ebenezer5[m 2l-4-Hezekiah3[mILJ ob2) m Eliza Spooner Bolles: 1. Mary Elizabeth8 b McClintocville Pa 12 Feb 1872. 11. George Anthony8 b&d Edenburg Pa 3 Sept 1876 - 29 Nov 1877. 111. Charles Lewis8 b Marion Pa 24 Aug 1879'.

259 Ch of Helen Marr7 (Alex6[m 2LBenj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[mIL J ob2) m Rev Horace Atwater: 1. Isabelles Atwaterd Bridgewater Mass 3 Mar 1900. 11. J ane8 Atwater.

260 Ch of Helen Marr7 (Ebenezer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[mIL Job2) m George Nye:

149 1. Alfred Bournes Nye, Stockton Cal 25 Oct 1853 - Sacra­ mento Cal 19 Aug 1913. Came east to be educated at Falmouth Mass Academy & Wareham Mass High School, under Prin E B Powers. He reached a higher place in public life than any Ware ham boy of his time, one of the most intellectual from the town. He returned to Cal in the 1870's; ed Oakland En­ quirer 1886; left that to become priv sec'y to Gov George C Pardee of Cal; on death of State Comptroller E P Colgan, apptd to fill position 23 Nov 1906 & again 7 Jan 1907; 1910 nominated for Cal State Compt by both Dem & Rep parties, served 1911-1915; re­ garded as the most capable & popular Compt Cal ever had. Unm. (Hist Richd Bourne, Dykes 1919199).

261 Ch of Sylvanus7 (Ebenezer6 - Benj5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3lmlJ - Jo b2) m( 1) Emma Warren Nye: all b Ware ham Mass: 388 1. Ellen Francess, 21 Apr 1864 - Tacoma Wash 31 Mar 1897 (Nye Gen II 63 gives d 31 Mar 1889); m 22 Dec 1884 Walter Burgess, son of Adolphus & Adeline (Bur­ gess) Savery. 11. Ebenezer Parkers b 9 Apr 1866. 389 m. Horace Bradfords, 7 Feb 1869 - 19 May 1954; m Sand­ wich Mass 30 June 1897 Hulda (Helen?) Francenia, dau of Valentine Doane, 22 Dec 1831 - 1 Mar 1917 bur Har­ wich Center Ch yd, Mass, & Elvira Francenia (Small) Bassett. 1v. Owen Phinneys b 18 Dec 1873.

262 Ch of Julia Ann Crocker7 (Ebenezer6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Heze- kiah3lmlLJob2) m Adolphus Savary: all b Wareham Mass: 1. Julia Adeline8 Savary b 30 Aug 1868. 11. Arthur Bourne8 Savary b 14 Jan 1872. 111. Benjamin Cliftons Savary b 20 Dec 1873. 1v. William Cooper8 Savary b 7 July 1875.

263 Ch of Benjamin Calvin7 (Ebenezer6 - Benj5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezeki­ ah3lmll-J ob2) m Tabitha Collins Howes: 390 1. Ezra Warren8 b Hyannis Mass 6 May 1858; m Cleveland 0 14 Sept 1881 Emma S, dau of William & Betsey (Mar­ shall) Curtis.

150 391 11. Benjamin Franklin8 b Hyannis Mass 28 Mar 1861; m Cleveland O 9 Dec 1891 Caroline Brown, dau of George H & Melissa (Brown) Warmington. The Hist of Richd Bourne & Some of his Desc. compiled by Hannah Smith Bourne Dykes #264-i, was privately printed by Benj. F in 1919, in Cleveland 0. 111. Minnie Evelyn8 b&d Wareham Mass 28 Apr 1864 - 29 Sept 1865. 1v. Olivia Norris8 b&d Neponset Mass 19 Feb 1868 - 26 Aug 1868. 392 v. Arthur Cleveland8, Cleveland O 14 Oct 1872 - Falls Church Va 7 Mar 1960; m E Cleveland O 26 Apr 1911 Grace Frances, Cleveland 9 Feb 1883 - Falls Church Va 29 June 1970, dau of Charles Grandy, Akron O 19 July 1848 - Cleveland Heights O 8 Sept 1922 & m Cleveland 2 Oct 1872 Sarah Frances (Smith), Cleveland 27 July 1850 - Cleveland Hts 4 June 1934, Taplin. 393 v1. Prof Henry Knowles,8 Cleveland O 8 Dec 1873 - Los Angeles Cal 8 Mar 1952, bur there; m(l) Cleveland 27 June 1900 Mabel Capron, dau of William C & Clara A (Nourse) Thayer; m(2) Cleveland 23 Oct 1937 Mary Catherine, dau of David Denny & Eva Annette (Blystone) Goshorn. Prof Henry Knowles honored in history dept of Mather College, Case Western Reserve lJ, Cleveland. The Advisory Council of Mather College gives a sum each year to the "Bourne Fund," a chair of history.

264 Ch of Hannah Smith7 (Sylvanus6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[mIL Job2) m Alfred Dykes: 1. Hannah Smith Bourne8 Dykes b&d Wareham Mass 5 Aug 1852 - 28 Apr 1924. Unm. Compiled Hist of Richard Bourne. See #391.

265 Ch of Lucretia7 (Sylvanus6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[mILJ ob2) m Dr Henry Mayo Knowles: 1. Henry Sylvanus8 Knowles b&d Cleveland O 11 Apr 1869-24Apr 1869. 11. Nannie Bourne8 Knowles, Cleveland O 9 Aug 1871

151 Ashtabula O 29 Dec 1876, in train wreck with her moth­ er. Bur Wareham Mass. m. Henry Mayo8 Knowles, Jr b&d Cleveland O 18 Jan 1872 -1 Aug 1873.

266 Ch of Ebenezer Henry7 (Sylvanus6 - Benj 5 - Ebenezer4 - Heze­ kiah3lmtLJob2) m(l) Olive Norris: 394 1. Emma Norris,8 Hyannis Mass 18 (19) Apr 1861 - Cleve- land O 14 Mar 1893; m Cleveland 24 Sept 1885 James Howard, son of Jol?n & Martha Catherine (Davis) Demp­ sey of Cleveland. 395 11. Herbert Clifton,8 Hyannis Mass 16 Dec 1863 - Cleveland 0 8 Feb 1913; m Cleveland 4 June 1889 Elizabeth d Cleveland 30 Apr 1893, dau of Edward Benton & Fran.:. ces E (Power) Fero. Harvard grad; treas Bourne Fuller Co Cleveland. 111. Olivia Lucretia8 b&d Cleveland O 1876 - 1877. 1v. Richard Carlton8 b&d Cleveland O 4 Aug 1882 - 15 Dec 1939.

267 Ch of Sylvanus7 Jr (-6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3lmtLJob2) m Caroline Eudora Knowles: 396 1. John Knowles,8 Mattapan Mass 3 Dec 1875 - Buzzards Bay Mass 14 Aug 1950; m Wareham Mass 31 July 1918 Evelin, Wareham 10 July 1892 - Bourne Mass 4 Jan 1954, dau of William Parker & Evelin Fearing (Coggeshall) Bodfish. 397 11. Ralph Hinckley,8 Cleveland O 9 Aug 1881 - Wareham Mass 27 Nov 1928; m Chicago Ill 24 Nov 1908 Florence Hill dau of John Hill & Caroline F (Spence) Whiting.

268 Ch of Alvin7 Nye (Elisha Nye6[mILMaria5-Jonathan4rmtLNa­ than3-Elisha2) m .... : 398 1. Frances8 Nye, 1802 - Hallowell Me 19 Dec 1831; m Sam- uel Lane of Hallowell.

269 Ch of Ansel7 Nye (Elisha6rm 11 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4lmtLNa­ than3-Elisha2)m Dolly Bachelder:

152 399 1. Williams Nye b&d Hallowell Me 24 July 1796 - 18 Mar 1861; m 10 July 1831 Susan Locked 26 Apr 1884 aet 74, dau of Henry & Mary Siders of Boston. 11. Georges Nye, 15 July 1798-8 Mar 1799. lll. George Alberts Nye b 25 Feb 1806. unm.

270 Ch of Elisha7 Nye Jr (- 6[m2LMaria5-Jonathan4[mlLNathan3- Elisha2)m Nancy Young: 1. N ancys Nye b 25 Dec 1797. 11. Elisha Bacons Nye b 12 Mar 1799. lll. Jamess Nye b 24 Oct 1803. IV. Tilistons Nye b 25 June 1806. V. Janes Nye b 14 Sept 1807. 400 VI. Mehitable JS Nye, 1809 - Medford Mass 10 Mar 1873; m 22 Apr 1837 Moses Pierce of Medford. Vll. Eleanors Nye b 29 Jan 1813.

271 Ch of Lucy7 Nye (Elisha6[m2l Nye-Maria5-J onathan4[mILN a­ than3-Elisha2)m Stephen Hinckley: 1. Obeds Hinckleyb 18Jan 1795. 11. Lucys Hinckleyb 19 Apr 1798. lll. Phoebe8 Hinckley b 23 June 1801. IV. Robert8 Hinckley b 25 June 1806. V. Marias Hinckley b 25 June 1806. VI. Harriet8 Hinckley b 23 Mar 1811. Vll. Carolines Hinckleyb3July 1815.

272 Ch of AbigaiF Nye (Elisha6[m 2l Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mtLNa- than3-Elisha2) m Philip Lord: 1. Mary Anns Lordb 31 July 1800. 11. Johns Lordb 13 Feb 1802. m. Susan8 Lordb 15Jan 1804. 1v. Elizabeth8 Lordb 11 Mar 1806. v. Sarahs Lordb I Aug 1809. v1. Abigail8 Lordb 15 Mar 1814. v11. Eunice8 Lordb 12 Oct 1816.

273 Ch of Eunice7 Nye (Elisha6[m 2l Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mtLNa-

153 an3-Elisha2) mJohn Charles Schoff- 401 i. Charles Edwards Schoff b 3 Sept 1804; m(l) 1827 Anna PH use; m(2) 1845 Elizabeth P Hartwell. ii. John Mortimers Schoffb 24 Dec 1816 dy. 402 n1. Stephen Alonzos Schoff, 16 Jan 1818 - 6 May 1904; m 7 Nov 1843 Josephine R Hastings. 403 1v. William Lorenzos Schoff b 19 Apr 1819; m(l) Mary Felch; m(2) Mary Williams. 404 v. Robinson Nye8 Schoff b 23 Nov 1820; m(l) Harriet Blake; m(2) Caroline Eldridge. vi. John Henrys Schoffb 23 Mar 1822. vu. Eunice Nyes Schoff, 29 Dec 1823 -18 Jan 1825. 405 vn1. Franklin Benjamins Schoff b 19 Sept 1825; m 1847 Ellen Sawyer.

274 Ch of Charles7 Nye (Elisha6[m2J Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mtLNa­ than3-Elisha2) m ... : 406 1. Genl George Henry8 Nye b Hallowell Me 24 Feb 1828; m(l) 29 Nov 1851 Charlotte 'A Rossey d 21 Dec 1883; m(2) 20 Apr 1892 Elizabeth Adams Stitson. 3 May 1861 2nd It Co K, 1st Me Regt; 4 Oct 1861 Capt Co K 1st Me Regt; 4 Oct 1861 Capt Co K 10th Me Regt; 13 Nov 1863 Capt 29th Me Co; 18 Oct 1864 Major; 20 Dec 1864 Col; 28 Oct 1865 Brevet-Brig Genl; to rank from 13 Mar 1865 Brevet Maj Genl; wounded in wrist at Cedar M tn, in mouth at Cedar Creek. Served entire terms of all 3 regts. Report of Cedar Mtn Battle says Capt Nye was hit 3 times but was not off duty a day.

275 Ch of SamueF Nye (John6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mtLNathan3- Elisha2) m Mary L ... : 1. Eliza Ann Perry8 Nye b I Sept 1816. 11. Mary Anns Nye d 27 Sept 1840 aet 19 yrs.

276 Ch of Gilbert Fowler7 Nye(John6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mtLNa­ than3-Elisha2) m(2) Sarah Ann Bancroft: 1. Gilbert MS Nye, Hudson NY 17 Sept 1831 - Bridgewater Mass 18 Jan 1899; m 17 Sept 1854 Dorcas Purington Main. No issue.

154 11. Charles Henry8 Nye b Albany NY 1840; m(l) Fairhaven Mass 15 Mar 1865 Marietta Parker d Mattapoisett Mass 18 July 1890; m(2) 15 June 1892 Mrs Lovina M Williams. 407 111. Prince Mavrocordate8 Nye, Albany NY 1842 - Matta­ poisett Mass 21 Oct 1893; m(l) 1 June 1846 Charlotte Sarah Vail; m(2) 6July 1884Jennie M Ross. 1v. Freeman Crocker8 Nye, Rochester Mass 2 July 1846 - 12 Mar 1847.

277 Ch of Remember7 Nye (John6 Nye - Maria5 -Jonathan4rmiJ - Na­ than3-Elisha2) m Michael Daggett: 1. Agusta N ye8 Daggett b 27 Mar 1806; m Joseph Claghorn. 11. Timothy8 Daggett b 5 Sept 1807; m Tabitha Mayo Gill. u1. Charles Nye8 Daggett b 1810.

278 Ch of Obed Butler7 Nye (Nathan6[m!J Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlL Nathan3-Elisha2) m Abigail Bourne: 408 1. Willard8 Nye, Sandwich Mass 25 June 1811 - New Bed- ford Mass 3 Apr 1865; m Eliza A Barker d 8 Sept 1888 aet 76. Merchant in New Bedford; Representative 1847, 1854; Mayor 1859. 11. George Washington8 Nye b 19 Jan 1813 dy. m. Hannah T8 Nye, 29 June 1816-16 Oct 1844. IV. Henrietta Welch8 Nye, b 8 June 1821; m 9 June 1844 An­ drew B Gardiner of Sandwich Mass.

279 Ch of Marie7 Nye (Nathan6[mJJ Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNa­ than3-Elisha2) m Seth Freeman Sr: 1. Charles Henry8 Freeman b 3 Aug 1798. 11. Hannah Butler8 Freeman b 9 Aug 1800. m. Ann Marie8 Freeman b 7 Feb 1803. IV. Fanny Elizabeth8 Freeman b 19 Aug 1805. v. Seth8 Freeman Jr b 12 Mar 1808. v1. Martha Nye8 Freeman b 30 Aug 1810.

280 Ch of Daniel Butler7 Nye Sr (Nathan6[mJJ Nye - Maria5 - Jona­ than4[mIL Nathan3-Elisha2) m Experience Freeman Swift:

155 1. Maria Antoinette8 Nye b 31 July 1812; m Alvin Gibbs of Wareham Mass. 11. Daniel Butler8 Nye Jr, Sandwich Mass 2 Oct 1815 - Fal­ mouth Mass 25 Aug 1892; m(l) 29 Apr 1843 Clarissa W Burgess d 19 Apr 1844; m(2) 20 May 1849 (1850) Philanie (Philana) D b 28 Apr 1823, dau of Joshua & Cla­ rissa (Gibbs) Nye. (Nye Gen, Nye & Best does not give m(l); on pp 244 & 408 resp it gives the 2 dates & 2 spell­ ings above). No issue. 409 111. Ann Swift8 Nye b 11 Apr 1818; m Charles H Burgess of Sandwich Mass. 410 1v. Helen Adell8 (p 272; Adele p 329 Nye Gen above) Nye b 3 Mar 1821; m 7 Dec 1843 Elihu b&d Falmouth Mass 7 July 1815 - 13 May 1882, son of Joshua & Clarissa (Gibbs) Nye. 411 v. Francis Henry8 Nye b Sandwich Mass 19 Jan 1823; m(l) 16 Oct 1855 Susan Emily Church, Rochester Mass 26 Oct 1830 - Syracuse NY 21 Feb 1860; m(2) 10 Apr 1861 Frances Eliza b Onandaga Valley NY 5 Dec 1838, dau of Benjamin Gibson & Eliza (Punderson) Avery. To Syra­ cuse 1856. 412 v1. Nathan8 Nye II, Sandwich Mass 12 Jan 1828 - Sagamore Mass 27 Jan 1893; m 29 May 1855 Ellen S, dau of Walter Wheeler & Zebiah Gore (Jones) Richards. Fol­ lowed the sea 20 yrs. Later interested in town affairs; Tax Coll Sandwich; in 1885 Tax Coll & Treas Bourne Mass; Selectman & Assessor 6 yrs. v11. Harriet8 Nye b 1831; m 29 May 1855 Gustavus Parker of Plympton Mass.

281 Ch of Nathan7 Nye Jr (-6[mtLMaria5-Jonathan4[mtLNathan3-Eli­ sha2) m Sarah Hinckley: 413 1. William Hinckley8 Nye b Sandwich Mass 5 Mar 1818; mJulia ... Cabinet maker in Needham Mass. 414 11. Alfred8 Nye b Sandwich Mass 23 May 1821; m 15 Jan 1850 Sophia AHildreth. Lived Quincy Mass. 111. SusanHinckley8 Nyeb 12July 1823.

282 Ch of Charles7 Nye (Nathan6[mll Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNa-

156 than3-Elisha2)m Martha Bassett: 1. Elizabeth8 Nye b 30 Jan 1817. 415 11. Stephen Bassett8 Nye b&d Sandwich Mass IO Oct 1819 - 29 May 1898; m 25 Jan 1842 Mary Ann Gibbs. 111. Elizabeth Bassett8 Nye, 18 Oct 1823 - 14 July 1841. IV. Martha8 Nye, 25 June 1829-5 Jan 1847. ·

283 Ch of AnseF (Anselm) Nye Sr (Stephen6 Nye-Maria5-Jona­ than4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m Harriet Palmer: 1. Elizabeth8 Nyeb4Augl812. 11. Anselm8 Nye Jr. 111. Edward8 Nye. 1v. Delos8 Nye. 416 v. Joseph Palmer8 Nye, Cincinnati O - Nantucket Mass 21 Feb 1894; m(l) Louisa Eliza d Fairhaven Mass 17 June 1863 aet 29, dau of Orlando & Mary Ann Bagley; m(2) Nantucket 30 Oct 1864 Mary H Riddell. v1. Temperance Palmer8 Nye, 1826-24 Dec 1843. v11. Lucy T8 Nye b 1829; m 9 July 1853 Rev W H Stetson of Falmouth Mass.

284 Ch of Jonathan7 Nye Jr (-6-Maria5-Jonathan4[m 1LNathan3- Elisha2) m(l) Ruth Sperrin: 1. Joseph8 Nyeb4Marl813dy. 11. Dolly8 Nye b 6 June 1814; m William Carson of Blair Neb. 417 111. Allen8 Nye b 17 Dec 1815; m Lorana Decker. Lived Clin­ ton Me. 418 1v. Ansel Tobey8 Nye, Clinton Me 26 Aug 1817 - 29 Dec 187 I; m Dec-1840 Pauline Lamb. v. Joseph8 Nye b 12 June 1819. A Joseph Nye d Lexington Mass 14 June 1859 aet 40 yrs; m Ruth Hoxie. Lived Fairfield Me.No issue. v1. Harriet8 Nye b 12 May 1821; m Snow Salisbury. Lived Canaan Me. vii. Sally8 Nyebl5Novl823. The following COULD be ch ofm(2) Sarah Towne: 1. Martha A8 Nye b 22 Apr 1826; m Albert Sinclair of Clinton Me.

157 11. Ruth8 Nye b 1828; m(l) Miles Pratt; m(2) Charles Smith. In 190 I in Ft Buford Mont. 111. Lessa8 Nye b 11 June 1830; m John Chandler of Attle­ boro Mass. iv. Lucyett8 Nye, 4 Mar 1832-1865. v. Jemima8 Nye b 24 Mar 1833; m as 2nd wife George E Goodrich. In Lake Park Minn 1901. 419 v1. Russell8 Nye, 18 Mar 1838 - 9 Feb 1893; m Mary E Johnson. In Civil War, enlisted in the army 10 Sept 1862-13 Aug 1863. vu. George7 Nye b 18 Mar 1840. Lived St Albans Me. In Civil War, enlisted in the army 10 Sept 1862 - 13 Aug 1863. v111. John8 Nye, 6 Mar 1842- l0July 1864; unm. 1x. Sarah8 Nye b 21 June 1844; m Moody Bailey. 420 x. Joshua8 Nye 25 Apr 1846-22 Jan 1879; m twice.

285 Ch ofEzra7 Nye(Jonathan6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[m1LNathan3- Elisha2) m Anna Flood: 1. Eliza Ann8 Nye. 421 u. Albert8 Nye, Fairfield Me 11 Sept 1822 - Norwich Vt 27 May 1865; m(l) 22 June 1845 Rhoda Snow, Fairfield Me Apr 1821 - Lowell Mass 24 July 1861 dau of Thomas Totman; m(2) 21 Apr 1863 Fannie, b Cabot Vt 20 May 1830, dau of David & Mary (Carson) Page. In Lowell Mass 1861, later to Norwich Vt. 422 m. Stephen8 Nye; m Lydia Fallow. 423 1v. Abbie8 Nye; m 2 July 1849 Joseph Moses of Lowell Mass. 424 v. George William8 Nye b Fairfield Me 1828; m Lowell Mass 17 Oct 1853 Clara Belle Hibbard. v1. MarthaJane8 Nye; m ... Davis. vu. Mary Elizabeth8 Nye. v111. Charles8 Nye. 1x. Henry8 Nye.

286 Ch of Joshua E7 Nye (Wm6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mllNathan3- Elisha2) m(l) Caroline Hoxie:

158 1. Robert8 Nye, 6June 1822-6Jan 1846. 11. Caroline Hoxie8 Nye, 12 Nov 1824-23 Apr 1828. m. Lydia8 Nye, 8 Oct 1826-25 Aug 1827. 1v. Caroline Hoxie8 Nye, 7 Feb 1829- 7 Oct 1845. v. Lydia8 Nye b 25 Dec 1830. v1. Betsey8 Nye, 21 Jan 1833-16 Sept 1848.

286 Ch of Joshua E7 Nye m(2) Adaline ... : i. AdalaideAugusta8 Nye, 14Jan 1844-15 Mar 1845.

287 Ch of Seth Freeman7 Nye(Zenas6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNa­ than3-Elisha2) m Sallie Carver: 1. Anna Carver8 Nye, 6 Sept 1818-22 May 1889. 425 11. William Edgar8 Nye b Sandwich Mass 19 Dec 1842; m Geneva NY 9 Feb 1870 Frances Hewett. In Civil War Sept 1861 - 30 Dec 1866 Co I, 75th NY Volunteers. Lived Geneva NY & Washington DC.

288 Ch of Abram7 rAbraham) Nye (Zenas6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlL Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Nancy Tobey: i. Charlotte F8 Nye b 29 Apr 1816. 426 ii. Sarah Carver8 Nye b 20 June 1818; m 8 Aug 1844 Leon- ard Wesson of Boston Mass. iii. James L8 Nye b 5 May 1820; m 6 May 1850 Diana R, dau of John & Melinda Childs of Falmouth Mass. iv. Nancy Tobey8 Nye; 12 Dec 1822-24 May 1825. v. HenryT8 Nyeb22Apr 1825. vi. Mary F8 Nye b 28 June 1826. v11. Nancy Tobey8 Nye b 9 Sept 1828. vm. Annie T8 Nye b 1830; m 21 Nov 1860 Rev Eugene De N ormandie of Boston Mass. 1x. SethF8 Nyeb24Apr 1831.

288 Ch of Abram7 (Abraham) Nye m(2) Susan Ware: i. Susan W8 Nye b 2 Dec 1846.

289 Ch of George7 Ellis Jr (Sabra6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNa­ than3-Elisha2) m ... :

159 427 i. Sarah Freeman8 Ellis; m Horace Wheeler.

290 Ch of William Henry7 Dillingham (Nathan6 D'ham - John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Christiana Brinton: 428 1. Joseph Hill Brinton8 Dillingham, West Chester Pa 17 Nov 1826 - 13 Jan 1902; m 5 Feb 1863 Alice, dau of William Ebbs. His early education in private schools in West Chester; entered U of Penna 1841; left in soph yr due to eye injury; after a trip around the world entered Junior class 1844; AM de­ gree 1846; due to impaired eyesight had to give up chosen profes­ sion of medicine; devoted his time to literature & natural sciences. u. Charles Chauncey8 Dillingham, West Chester Pa 22 July 1831 - London Eng 25 Oct 1867; U of Penna 1845, left 1846; entered Yale, AB 1850; AM 1853; Law School Uof Pa LLB 1852; admitted to Philadelphia Bar but never practiced; devoted his time to literature & languages; spent the latter part of his life abroad. Unm. 111. Catherine Frances8 Dillingham, 6 Aug 1833-19 Nov 1834. 1v. William Henry8 Dillingham Jr, 19 Dec 1836 - 4 Aug 1839.

291 Ch ofCharles7 Dillingham (Nathan6 D'ham-John5D'ham-Eliz4- Nathan3-Elisha2) m Martha Heaton: all b Pittsfield Mass: 1. Martha R8 Dillingham, 11 Aug 1828-5 Nov 1852; unm. 11. Maria Allan8 Dillingham, 22 Nov 1830 - Cincinnati 0 22 Feb 1918; m 23 Oct 1854 William G Bakewell England - New Orleans La 1871, of Louisville Ky, aet 50; a wdwr; she lived in Louisville many yrs, active in Musical & church work. A woman of superior intelligence. 111. William Henry8 Dillingham, 22 Nov 1832 - Louisville Ky IO July 1911; m(l) 1858 Charlotte Elmer d Louisville 1884, of Chicago Ill; m(2) July 1888 Mrs Mary Parsons d June 19 I 1. He lived Pittsfield, Louisville I 846, Chicago, Louisville; prominent business man there, constant atten­ dant at St. Paul's Epis Ch; blind last 8 yrs of his life. No issue.

292 Ch of George Washington7 Dillingham (Nathan6 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Elizabeth Ticknor:

160 429 1. George Washington Ticknors Dillingham b&d Colum- bus Ga 28 July 1833 - 28 Dec 1896; m Gainesville Ga 1 June 1861 Anna Louise Hall. In Civil War in Confed­ erate Army; when paroled at Appomatox Court House 1865, he was Capt & acting Commissary of subsistence of 1st Army Corps, Army of Northern Va.

293 Ch of Simeon7 Dillingham (Wm6 D'ham -John5 D'ham - Eliz4 - Nathan3-Elisha2) m Juliana Crosby: 1. Eliza Anns Dillingham, Washington Co NY 30 Apr 1817 - Potsdam NY 1902; m WilliamLuked Potsdam 1909. 11. George AS Dillingham, Washington Co NY 15 Jan 1820 - Lisbon NY 5 Apr 1885; m Elizabeth Norway d Lisbon 1875. 430 111. William Henrys Dillingham, Hartwick, Otsego Co NY 18 June 1821 - Ogdensburg NY 20 Mar 1910; m 15 Oct 1851 Jane Harriet Arnold, 30 Dec 1828-3 June 1896. lV. Eveline Louises Dillingham, 30 Sept 1823 - 5 Jan 1903; m James Storah. Lived Ogdensburg NY. V. James Crosbys Dillingham, 31 Aug 1826 - 1 July 1862; m Laura Eastman. Vl. Martha Chilsons Dillingham b 1 Jan 1829; m Edwin Bosworth. In Sandusky O 1911. Vll. Mary Helens Dillingham, 4 May 1831 - 17 Dec 1831. Vlll. Lucien Woods Dillingham, I Feb 1833 - Ogdensburg NY 1906; m Lavina Ross. lX. Mary Helens Dillingham, 16 Aug 1835-11 July 1890. X. Nathan Platts Dillingham, IO June 1839-5 Sept 1839. 431 Xl. Edward Cornelius Delavans Dillingham b Lisbon NY 26 Feb 1842; m 14 Feb 1870 Hortense Martin. Living there 1911, sleeping in the room where he was born; Civil War Pvt Co D, 106th NY Inf, 12 Aug 1862-22June 1865.

294 Ch of John7 Dillingham (Wm6 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Na­ than3-Elisha2) m ... : 1. Rev John Hs Dillingham. 11. Amelias Dillingham.

161 111. Mary8 Dillingham. lV. Sarah8 Dillingham.

295 Ch of William Henry7 Dillingham Sr (Wm6 D'ham-lohn5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Sally Caulkins: 432 1. Edwin8 (Edward?) Ruthven8 Dillingham, Granville NY 28 Oct 1827 - ab 1913; m Susan Depuy. Lived Brooklyn NY, in drygoods business in NY. (Edwin p 165, Edward p 120 in Dillingham Gen). 11. Ernaline Sylvania8 Dillingham, 8 Jan 1830 - Syracuse NY 15 Aug 1881; mJames E Plumb of New Berlin NY. lll. Sarah Cordelia8 Dillingham, 23 Feb 1831 - Syracuse NY 1 July 1888; unm. lV. William Henry8 Dillingham Jr; m Mary White; of Glen Falls NY. 433 V. Lucius Abell8 Dillingham, NY State 23 Apr 1837 - Stan- ton Mich 3 Sept 1911; m Sandusky O 26 Nov 1865 Jennie E, dau of Edwin Augustus & Amanda (Drury) Lincoln of Boston Mass. Vl. Lucy Jane8 Dillingham, 2 Apr 1840-Granville NY dy. 434 Vll. Darius Safford8 Dillingham, IO Apr 1842 - Syracuse NY 26 July 1920, where he lived many yrs; m Skaneatales NY 8 Sept 1869 Mary Jane Packwood. viii. Eleanor8 Dillingham d Columbus NY; m Sidney Howard of New Berlin NY.

296 Ch of Charles W7 Dillingham (Wm6 D'ham-lohn5 D'ham-Eliz4- Nathan3-Elisha2) m Sally Maria McKane: 1. Nettie8 Dillingham b Hartwick NY 14 Dec 1833; m 20 Feb 1860 William HTurner of Warrenton Miss. 435 11. William8 Dillingham, Albany NY 28 May 1838 - Rocky Hill SC 14 Nov 1895; m Richburg SC Eliza Florilla Mc­ Fadden. In Atlanta Ga 1911.

297 Ch of John Bartlett7 Dillingham (Branch6[m21 D'ham - John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Abigail ... : 1. Stephen Crowell8 Dillingham, 27 Feb 1821 - 26 Feb 1854; grad Wesleyan U, Middletown Ct 1845; taught school in

162 Falmouth & Sandwich Mass; principal Falmouth Acad­ emy 1847-1851. Unm. 11. Rebecca Hinckleys Dillingham, 2 Apr 1823 - 21 Sept 1845; m Josiah M etcher. 111. William BS Dillingham, 23 Sept 1826-13 Oct 1827. 1v. Betsey BS Dillingham, 6 Oct 1831 - Sandwich Mass 27 July 1851; unm. 436 v. Horatio Bartletts Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 22 July 1836 - 28 Apr 1869; m N Falmouth Mass 8 Dec 1864 Elizabeth MitchelF Bourne #313. (Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 52, has Horatius).

298 Ch of Simeon7 Dillingham (Branch6[mZJ D'ham-J ohn5 D'ham­ Eliz4-N athan3-Elisha2) m Lucy Tobey: 437 1. Charless Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 27 Sept 1821 - 27 Jan 1902; m 28 Oct 1846 Joanna Isabella Gibbs b&d Sandwich Oct 1820 - 4 Jan 1883, 62-3-23. Selectman; school Commissioner 27 yrs; Supt of Schools 16 yrs; Mass State Senator 1861 / 62; Repres 1886/ 87. 11. Ruth Holbrooks Dillingham b 13 May 1826; m(l) Na­ thaniel Russell Freeman, 4 Apr 1820 - 25 Aug 1846; m(2) Thomas Sinclair Martin. Nathaniel bro of Paulina Fair­ field Freeman m Freeman Branch Dillingham #300.

299 Ch of N aaman7 Dillingham (Branch6[mZJ D'ham-J ohn5 D'ham­ Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Abigail Gibbs: 1. Helen MS Dillingham; aged 11 in 1850 census. 11. Said to have had a son, s but not named in his will.

300 Ch of Freeman Branch7 Dillingham (Branch6[mll D'ham-J ohn5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(I) Paulina Fairfield Free­ man: (see #298-ii above): 438 1. Naaman Holbrook8 Dillingham, Sandwich Mass 30 Jan 1838 - New Bedford Mass 15 Feb 1887; m 4 Jan 1862 Hannah B b Castine Me 1841, dau of Joseph & Susan Morey of New Bedford. In Civil War Pvt Co H 38th Mass Inf 14 Aug 1862 - mustered out as Cpl 30 June 1865. 11. Sarah Paulinas Dillingham b 4 Dec 1841; in New Bed­ ford 1911; unm.

163 300 Ch of Freeman Branch7 Dillingham m(2) Abigail Bourne Nye #251: all b Sandwich Mass: 439 1. Eugene Freeman8 Dillingham, b&d Sandwich 22 Feb 1846 - May 1901; m Boston Mass 5 Feb 1874 Gertrude Elizabeth b St Johns Newfoundland 1850, dau of James & Elizabeth Galavan. 11. Hannah Nye8 Dillingham, 3 Dec 1850; m as 2nd wife Sandwich 15 June 1880 Albert E b England 1837, son of William & Sarah Smith. 440 111. George Bartlett8 Dillingham, 26 Mar 1854; m 8 Nov 1877 Mary Ann, Fall River Mass 1861 - 23 Aug 1892, dau of Michael & Catherine McCarthy of Fall River.

301 Ch of Lemuel Bourne7 Nye (Eliz6-Leml5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Eliza Sears: 441 1. Edwin Bournes Nye b&d Sandwich Mass 25 Aug 1834 - 25 Oct 1889; m(l) Susan M Woodward d 23 July 1885; m(2) Susan M Gale of Wareham Mass. 11. Sarah Delia8 Nye b 12 May 1837. 442 m William Lapham8 Nye b Sandwich Mass 15 Sept 1839; m 1864 Elizabeth Abigail, dau of Stephen Bassett Nye. 1v. Levi Stephens Nye b 26 May 1842; m 11 Sept 1867 Mar­ tha Ann, dau of Benjamin & Rhoda Brackett.No issue.

302 Ch of George Pickering7 Nye (Eliz6-Leml5-Thos4-Nathan3-Eli­ sha2) m Martha B Alger: i. Samuel8 Nye b 6 Jan 1854; m 19 May 1885 Nellie Ham­ bleton of Winchester Mass. Resided there. 443 11. Sophia ES Nye b 26 Sept 1855; m 5 Sept 1880 Martin T Soule of Middleboro Mass. 444 111. Nannie B8 Nye b 1859; m 25 Sept 1883 Ezra G Perry of Providence RI. Lived Monument Beach Mass.

303 Ch of Levi7 Nye Jr (Eliz6-Leml5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m(3) Louisa Jane Wright: 1. Ella C8 Nye b New Bedford Mass 1 Oct 1853.

304 Ch of William Haskell7 Sr (Henry6[mtLWm5[mtLThos4-Na-

164 than3-Elisha2) m Martha Burgess Haskell: 445 1. William Haskell8 Jr. Of Arlington Mass. 11. Edith,8 Rochester Mass 19 July 1863 - Mar 1910, 4 wks after death of her mother; unm.

305 Ch of Martha Louise7 (Henry6[mILWm5[mILThos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m(l) Elijah Baker: 446 1. Annie Gibbs8 Baker, Sagamore Mass 18 Jan 1850 - 19 Jan 1937; m by Rev Paine, Foxboro Mass 1 June 1875 Charles Ellsworth Pangman, b&d New Haven Ct 8 Apr 1849 - 7 Jan 1931, son of Oliver Ellsworth & Martha (Bourne) Sanford. 11. Martha Elizabeth8 Baker b 29 Sept 1854; unm.

305 Ch of Martha Louise7 m(2) Elisha Gibbs: 1. Sally8 (Sarah?) Gibbs: unm.

306 Ch of Henry Allen7 Sr (Henry6[mILWm5lmILThos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m Helen Louise Gibbs: 447 1. Francis Roland8 b&d Sandwich Mass 26 Jan 1858 - 1905; m Brooklyn NY Harriet Ellen Moseley, Syracuse NY 26Jan 1862-NY City 31 May 1950. 11. Helen Louise,8 Sandwich Mass 1862 - Fairhaven Mass 1934; m Bourne Mass 17 Oct 1900 Rev Marcus Barnes Taylor d Brooklyn NY. Helen Checked her Bourne line to join DAR & found her ancestors were Tories, loyal to the King of England. No issue. 448 111. Henry Allen8 Jr, Brooklyn NY Mar 1867 - Westfield NJ 17 July 1942; m Sandwich Mass 19 Oct 1892 Anna Re­ liance Jones, Sandwich 25 June 1867 - Westfield NJ 23 Feb 1928. 1v. Gertrude8 dy.

307 Ch of Maria Louise7 (Henry6lm 1LWm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m Pelham Savary Gibbs: 1. Henry L8 Gibbs; m ... ; no issue. 11. Lawrence8 Gibbs; m ... ; no issue. 449 m. Edward8 Gibbs; m ... .

165 308 Ch of Almira Haskell7 (Henry6lm 1LWm5lm1LThos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) mas 2nd wife Capt John A Kelley: 450 i. John Henry8 Kelley, Marion Mass 15 Jan 1859 - Brooklyn NY, bur there; m Brooklyn(?) Maggie (Margaret?) Collins b&d Brooklyn. 451 11. Maria Bourne8 Kelley b&d Marion Mass 5 July 1864 - 8 Mar 1916; m Marion 14 June 1893 William A Andrew, England 17 Nov 1869 - Marion 20 Dec 1921, both bur Marion. 452 iii. Gertrude Wainwright8 Kelley, Marion Mass 10 May 1866 - Brooklyn NY 8 Nov 1929; m Marion Jan 1899 John Abram, Brooklyn 13 Sept 1862 - Shokan NY 25 Feb 1950, son of Abram van Winkle & Katheryn Wyckoff (Bennett) Tandy. 453 1v. Martha Louise8 Kelley b&d Marion Mass 24 Aug 1875 - ab July 1931, bur Marion; m 30 Jan 1895 Mau­ rice Ross, Nova Scotia-Burlington Vt.

309 Ch of Richard Salter Storrs7 Sr (Henry6lm1LWm5lm1LThos4- Nathan3-Elisha2) m Experience (Excie) S Gibbs (or Excie FNye): 454 1. Richard Salter Storrs8 Jr, 19 July 1868 - 27 Dec 1951; m Sandwich Mass 27 June 1900 Mary F (E?; Tandy says m Helen) 22 Dec 1870 - 24 Jan 1934, dau of Cornelius & Annie Donovan. ii. Allan Malcolm,8 5 Mar 1871-9 May 1913; unm.

310 Ch of Thomas Burgess7 (Henry6lm2LWm5lm1l-Thos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m( 1) Sarah AT ozer: i. Alice Ann8 dy.

310 Ch of Thomas Burgess m(2) Harriet Alice Payson: 455 1. Phillips Payson8 b&d Foxboro Mass 29 June 1872 - 26 Aug 1946; m Newburyport Mass 15 Apr 1902 Gertrude Hulbert, East Sheldon Vt 8 Mar 1874 - Montclair NJ (her residence) 29 Jan 1929, from accident in Nutley NJ. 456 ii. Jesse Haskell,8 Foxboro Mass 24 Feb 1874 - Bradford (Haverill) Mass 18 Nov 1953; m Westdale (W Bridge-

166 water) Mass 22 June 1898 Alice Dunham Eddy, West­ dale 17 Dec 1872 - Bradford 16 Dec 1934. m. Susan Alice,8 14 Jan 1876 - 1930's; m Edwin Gardiner d l 930's. 1v. Katherine (Kate) Campbell8, 5 Nov 1878 - Foxboro Mass 1954; unm.

311 Ch of Annie Zeruiah7 (Henry6lm2LWm5lmILThos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m William Nichols Hitchcock: 457 1. William Harold8 Hitchcock, Fitchburg Mass 7 Dec 1874 - Boston Mass 19 Apr 1953; m Dedham Mass Winifred Harriet Lundy, Des Moines Ia 1 Sept 1885 - Bloomfield Ct Feb 1968. 11. Percy Bourne8 (Peter) Hitchcock, Fitchburg Mass 25 Mass 1878 - Santa Cruz 19 Jan 1967; m Fitchburg 29 June 1918 Ethel b Englewood ND 23 Aug 1885, dau of Frank Worthington & Mary Johnson (Rowland) Isham. No issue. 458 m. Richard Haskell8 Hitchcock b&d Fitchburg Mass 24 May 1881 - 7 Dec 1964; m there 26 June 1908 Irene Lowe, Fitchburg 24 May 1884(?) - Belmont Mass Jan 1933.

312 Ch of Mary7 Wilcox (Mary C6-Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Lyman Montague: 1. Child8 Montague b Beaufort SC Nov/Dec 1964, one week before the town was sacked & burned by Genl Sherman. See#312.

313 Ch of Elizabeth MitchelF (Wm H6-Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Eli­ sha2) m Horatio Bartlett Dillingham #436: 1. William Bartlett8 Dillingham b 5 Oct 1865; m Falmouth Mass 17 May 1888 Harriet F b Falmouth 1868, dau of William H (F?) & Hannah Chadwick. William lvg N Falmouth 1911. 11. Abbie (Alice?) Freeman8 Dillingham b 7 Apr 1868; lvg Hatchville(Falmouth) Mass 191 l; unm.

314 Ch of Helen Frances7 (Wm H6-Bethuel5-Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2)

167

Group picture: 14. Gertrude Wainwright8 (Kelley) Tandy. 27. William Nichols Hitchcockt/31 I. I. Charles Ellsworth Pangman8 Sanford#446. 15. See 116 above. Might be one of these. 28. Henry Al!en7 Sr/±306. 2. Phillips Payson8 #455. 16. Harriet Alice (Payson) m(2) Thomas Bur- 29. Samuel Colburn' #169-x. This photo taken 3. CaptJohn A7 Kelleyt/308. gess 7 Bourne #3 IO. at his home in Franklin Mass. 4. Almira Haskell' (Bourne) Kelley #308. \7. Thomas Burgess' #310. 30. Phps wife of Samuel Colburn'# 169-x. 5. Jesse Haskell8 #456. 18. Maria Bourne8 (Kelley) Andrew#451. 31. Edith8 #304-ii. 6. Might be Richard Salter Storrs8 #454 or his 19. Resembles Helen(Gibbs) Bourne, but it is not. 32. Beatrice9 #445-i. bro Al!an Malcolm8 #309-ii. 20. Might be Cousin Nellie Bourne (says 33. Phps Sally Gibbs or Nellie Bourne /±305-i. 7. Might be Annie Gibbs' (Baker) Sanford#446. Burton S Tandy #582.) 34. Susan Alice8 #3 JO-iii. 8. Percy Bourne8 Hitchcock#311-ii. 21. Martha Burgess' (Haskell) Bourne #304. 35.? 9.? 22. William Haskell' #304. 36. Katherine Campbel\8 /±3 JO-iv. 10. Might be Henry Ellsworth9 Sanford#446-ii. 23. Phps Harriet Ellen8 ('..1osely) Bourne#447. 37. Martha Louise' #305. 11. Richard Haskell8 Hitchcock#458. 24.? 38. Helen Gibbs9 #447-i. , 12.? 25. Annie Zeruiah7 (Bourne) Hitchcock #311. 39. Francis Rowland8 #447. 13. William Harold8 Hitchcock#457. 26. WillLam Haskell> J r#445. 40. Helen Louise7 (Gibbs) Bourne 1/306. m Arthur G Nye: 1. Florence M 8 Nye b 16 Aug 1875. 11. Dora B8 Nye b 4 Apr 1878. 111. Sophronia Olive8 Nye b 30 Aug 1879. 1v. Alfred Bourne8 Nye. (Not in Nye Gen 525; not m Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes).

315 Ch of Caroline Williams7 Tobey (Leml6 Tobey-J oshua5 Tobey­ Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Asa Abbott: 459 1. Martha Caroline Hepzibah8 Abbott b 18 Sept 1819; m 9 May 1837 Samuel Belcher Esq of Farmington Mass. 11. Caroline8 Abbott, 1820-1821. m. Alexander Hamilton8 Abbott b 14 Sept 1822; grad Bow­ doin Coll 1840; Principal Farmington Mass Academy; 1849 head of "The Little Blue Family School for Boys,", est by Rev Samuel Phillips Abbott, with former principal distinguished minister & author Rev Jacob Abbott. The school grew in size & reputation, fitting many talented boys for colleges & business. Mr Abbott was greatly val­ ued by the community for his scholarly & friendly quali­ ties & his high character. 1v. William Tobey8 Abbott b Farmington Mass 22 May 1824; in 1854 removed to Ft Wayne Ind.

3 I 6 Ch of Thomas Allen7 Tobey (Heman6[mIJ Tobey-Cornelius5 To­ bey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Hannah ... : 460 1. Nancy8 Tobey b 4 Feb 1817; m Henry Wing of E Sandwich Mass. 11. Hannah8 Tobeyb IO Feb 1820. m. Mary Nye8 Tobey b 12 May 1822; m 24 Sept 1843 George Giddings of Ipswich Mass. Lived Newton Mass. 1v. Elizabeth A8 Tobey b 24 July 1824; m as 2nd wife Henry Wing. v. Heman8 Tobey b 31 Mar 1827. Boston merchant. Henry Wing administrator of estate granted 30 Oct 1856. v1. Henry Davis8 Tobey b 16 Mar 1831.

317 Ch of Hannah7 Tobey (Mel6 Tobey-Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4

170 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m(l) Ebenezer Crocker III: 1. Ebenezers CrockerlV, 12 Dec 1816-24Jan 1843.

317 Ch of Hannah7 Tobey m(2) Seth Pope: 461 1. Charles Edwards Pope b 11 July 1820; m 15 Feb 1851 Harriet L Bourne d 11 Feb 1902 aet 76-10-8. 11. Eunice Bournes Pope b 13 Apr 1822. 462 lll. Ezra Tobey8 Pope b 27 Aug 1825; m 8 Nov 1849 Abby S Gibbs d 30 June 1879 aet 52. Doorkeeper Mass House of Repres for 20 yrs. Lived Sandwich Mass. IV. Franciss Pope b 6 Mar 1828; m 1 Aug 1864 Augusta A Davis d 30 July 1894 aet 63. V. Infant8 Pope b 20 AAug 1830 dy. Vl. Hannahs Pope b 14 Aug 1832. 463 Vll. Frederick Seths Pope b 19 Sept 1834; m 22 Dec 1870 Martha E Towle of Great Falls NH. Newsdealer; post­ master Sandwich Mass 20 yrs.

318 Ch of Ezra7 Tobey (Mel6 Tobey-Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Elizabeth Bassett: 1. Marys Tobey b 6 Apr 1820; m 6 June 1847 Rufus Kim­ ball of N Bridgewater Mass. 464 11. Melitiahs Tobey b Sandwich Mass 22 Apr 1822; m Caroline E, Windham NH 10 May 1832 - Brockton Mass 28 Nov 1891, dau of Stephen & Caroline (Larkin) Fessenden. In furniture business in Brockton. m. Martha Bassett8 Tobey b 2 Mar 1824. 1v. Ezras Tobey b 2 June 1826. v. CharlesNyes Tobeyb26May 1828. v1. Elizabeth Bassett8 Tobey b 20 Sept 1830; m 26 Dec 1853 Ephraim T Belcher of Randolph Mass. vn. Hannah8 Tobey b 28 Dec 1832; m 27 Sept 1853 Owen Field of N Bridgewater Mass. v111. William Henrys Tobey b Sandwich Mass 11 Apr 1840; m(l) Helen M .. ; m(2) Bradford Mass 24 June 1889 Mrs Hattie F Greenleaf b 1849. 1x. Jeannette Augustas Tobey b 28 Sept 1842.

319 Ch of Joshua7 Tobey (Mel6 Tobey-Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4

171 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Martha Fessenden: 1. Nancy Fessendens Tobey b 10 Oct 1825; m Robert Bailey. 465 11. Louises Tobey b 26 Jan 1827; m 25 Oct 1846 William H Marston of Sandwich Mass. 111. Triphosa Coltons Tobey b 3 Dec 1828; m Benjamin F Gibbs of Wareham Mass. lV. Mary Warrens Tobey b 24 Jan 1831; m 16 Sept 1850 William E Brigham of Marlboro Mass. V. Ellen Goodwins Tobey b 15 May 1833 dy. Vl. Lydia Russell 8 Tobey; m as 2nd wife 15 May 1853 Wil­ liam E Brigham. Vll. Charles Henrys Tobey b 3 Mar 1837 dy. 466 Vlll. Joshua Fessendens Tobey b Sandwich Mass 25 June 1840; m Cordelia, 1840 - 14 Nov 1892, dau of Zenas & Almira Brett of N Bridgewater Mass. Merchant in several towns, settled in Harwich Mass.

320 Ch of Mary7 (Polly) Tobey (J oshua6lm21 Tobey-Cornelius5 Tobey­ Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m James H Faunce: 1. Abigail Ts Faunce, 3 Jan 1830 - 8 May 1854; m 29 Apr 1852James Thompson. 11. ElizabethS Faunce, 8 Aug 1831-22June 1833. m. Joshua TS Faunce b 21 Oct 1833; m 23 Oct 1858 Harriet Thompson. 1v. Robert TS Faunce, 11 Jan 1836-5 Mar 1857.

321 Ch of Robert7 Tobey (J oshua6lm2J Tobey-Cornelius5 Tobey-Deb­ orah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Nancy Ball Fessenden: 1. William Roberts Tobey, 12 Nov 1827-30 Aug 1828. 467 11. Gustavus Bassett8 Tobey b Sandwich Mass 18 May 1832; m there 7 May 1856 Amy Estella b Cambridge Mass 16 Mar 1835 dau of Henry Vose & Louisa (Chap­ ouil) Spurr. In 1849 in Worcester Mass learning copper­ plate printing, left because of its unhealthfulness; to Buf­ alo, worked in hat & cap store; 1862 to NY City i:1 whole­ sale hat & cap business. Lvg Brooklyn 1902. 111. Isabella Grahams Tobey, 23 Apr 1835 -30 Aug 1855.

172 468 1v. William Roberts Tobey, Sandwich Mass 27 Oct 1841 - Westfield Mass 31 Dec 1872 of typhoid fever; m 19 Oct 1870 Lucy Emma b Cambridge Mass 4 Mar 1847, dau of Mather & Caroline (Chapouil) Hayward. Educated in Sandwich; in early manhood to NY City in drygoods business; 1870 to Westfield in same business.

322 . Ch of Sally7 Tobey (Leml6 Tobey-Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Thomas T Terry: 1. Elizabeth Popes Terry, 2 June 1803 - 19 Oct 1821. 11. Thomas Popes Terry, 6 July 1805-18 Mar 1883. 111. Isaacs Terry, 25 July 1807 - 3 Sept 1807. 1v. Lemuel Tobeys Terry, 3 Oct 1809-5 Apr 1865. v. Charles Tobey8 Terry, b 28 Mar 1811. v1. Isaacs Terry, 15 July 1813-25 July 1813. v11. Isaacs Terry, 17Nov 1815-28July 1883. v111. Sallys Terry, 17 Dec 1817 - 3 Sept 1822.

323 Ch of Elisha7 Tobey Sr (Leml6 Tobey-Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Debo­ rah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Lydia Swift: 1. Charless Tobey d 1854. Estate adm by Elisha Tobey of Fairhaven Mass. Named in his grmother's will. 11. Elishas Tobey Jr b 22 Apr 1822. 111. Elizabeth ps Tobey d Acushnet Mass 31 Mar 1885. Will dated 8 Jan 1884, proved 1 May 1885, naming niece Sophia M Hart as principal heir, legacies to Lemuel T, Francis C & Herbert Terry, Caroline M Martin, Eliza P Goodale & others.

324 Ch of William C7 Tobey (Wm6 Tobey-Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Debo­ rah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Eliza Claghorn: 469 1. William Henrys Tobey, New Bedford Mass 11 Dec 1810 - Rochester NY 22 Sept 1864; m Providence RI in West Side Congr Ch 18 Oct 1829 Lucy Worth Fuller b New Bedford Mass. Apothecary in Providence RI & Rochester NY. 11. Frederick Augustus8 Tobey d Cambridge Mass 7 Sept 1875aet62-7-14.

173 111. Elizabeth H8 Tobey. Her bro William Henry apptd her guardian2Nov 1847.

325 Ch of Elizabeth Wilbore7 Tobey (Dr Cornelius6 Tobey-Dr Elisha5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Isaac Newton Hathaway: 1. Anna M8 Hathaway; m Gilbert Hinds. 11. Frederick T8 Hathaway. m. Elizabeth G8 Hathaway. iv. Harriet D 8 Hathaway. v. Irene8 Hathaway.

326 Ch of Parnel7 Mason (Thankfu16 Tobey-John5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m(2) Joshua Morse: 470 i. Edward8 Morse; m Caroline Terry.

327 Ch of Levi7 Tobey (Zaccheus6-5lmtJ Tobey-Sarah4 ,Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m ... : 471 1. Sarah M8 Tobey b 9 Feb 1863; m Clarence Egbert Well- man b Triangle, Broome Co NY 28 Aug 1854.

328 Ch of Elizabeth7 Tobey (Zoeth6-5lmtl Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m DavidDaggett: 1. Eli8 Daggett b 1815 dy. 11. Polly W 8 Daggettb 1818; m Isaac Chipman. 111. Martha K8 Daggett b 1820; m Thomas B Muldoon. 1v. Lyman8 Daggett b 1822; m Mary E Belding. v. A very T 8 Daggett b 1824; m Mary J Corwin. v1. David J8 Daggett b 1827; m Kate Reddy. vu. Delia F 8 Daggettb 1831; mJohn R Cooley. vm. Lizzie8 Daggett b 1833; m John M Gunnison.

329 Ch of Avery7 Tobey (Zoeth6-5lm2l Tobey-Sarah4Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Sallie Norton: 1. Savell8 Tobey.

330 Ch of Polly7 Tobey (Zoeth6-5rm 21 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m( 1) Alexander White:

174 1. Sarah MariaB White b 1822. 11. Amanda RB White, 1827 - 1885 or 1886. (Both dates in Tobey Gen, Pope 122; it also states she m(2) Jeremiah Comins; her mother m(2) Jeremiah Comins. Note dates#330.

331 Ch of Richard West7 Tobey (Zoeth6-5[m2l Tobey-Sarah4 Pope­ Eliz3-Elisha2) m(l) Lydia Tucker: 472 1. Delia Irene8 Tobey b 1823; m Thomas Bell of Heil's Grove RI. 473 11. William ElliotB Tobey b 1825; m 1853 Martha F Martin d 1878. 474 m. Phebe RoxannaB Tobey b 1828; m 1854 Amos W Eddy of Wal den Vt. 475 1v. Orvis SB Tobey b 1832; m 1859 Nancy M Hargin. Lvd Hammond Wisc.

331 Ch of Richard West7 Tobeym(2) Hannah C(Dodge) Kelton: 476 1. James KB Tobey b 1845; m Mary C Robinson. Lvd Ca- lais Vt.

332 Ch of Allen7 Tobey (Zoeth6-5[m2l Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Eli­ sha2) m Elvira Ellis: 477 1. Dr Elbridge A9 Tobey b Calais Vt 1847; m Katy Doty d 1879. MD, lvd Warren NH. 11. Martin D8 Tobey b 1853.

333 Ch of Joseph7 Tobey (Elisha6lmtJ Tobey-Princes Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m ... : 1. SarahB Tobey; m Daniel S Camp. 11. J ane8 Tobey; m Dr Burke. m. Nellie8 Tobey; m Edward Cutts of Port-au-Prince Haiti. 1v. Joseph Delano8 Tobeyd unm. v. Frank8 Tobey.

334 Ch of Jane7 Tobey (Elisha6[m2l Tobey-Princes Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Rev Hier: i. Wilbur8 Hier. MD in Alabama.

175 335 Ch of George7 Tobey (Elisha6lm2l Tobey-Prince5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m( 1) Lucina Stoddard: 478 1. Frank Gerry8 Tobey b 15 Jan 1847; m 21 Jan 1875 Ednah Dow b 2 May 1846, dau of Retire Parker of Exe­ ter NH. FG Tobey & Co, Hatters, Glovers, Hosiers, Main St Springfield Mass from 1870; mem South Congr Ch; Spfld Hist. Soc; Sons of the Amer Rev; Knights Templar; several clubs; director Spfld Natl Bank, etc. 11. Elizabeth Lucina8 Tobey b 10 Aug 1850; m Harry Cor­ nelius Mayher.

335 Ch of George7 Tobey m(2) Mrs Lucy Davis (Gould) Pratt: 479 1. William Henry8 Tobey b 5 Sept 1869; m Brookline Mass 5 July 1892 Georgia Anna b Hopkinton NH, dau of Alex­ ander & Sophia (Goodrich) Rogers. Lvd Concord NH.

336 Ch of Edward Everett7 Tobey (Elisha6lm2J Tobey-Prince 5 Tobey­ Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Harriet Whittledon: i. Edward8 Tobey d 1902.

337 Ch of William7 Tobey Sr (Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Ada Amanda Brooks: 480 1. John Elbert8 Tobeyb York, Union Co, 01835; m ... 11. William8 Tobey Jr b 1845 - enlisted in Federal Army 1861, taken ill, d while home on furlough. 481 111. Henry Archibald8 Tobey b York, Union Co, 0 6 Apr 1852; m 1881 Minnie, Sidney O 15 Sept 1857 - 19 Aug 1902, dau of Jacob S & Eleanor Conklin. Early days spent on farm at York; to Mt Victory, Hardin Co O where his fa­ ther had a shoe shop; worked at carpentry, going to school winters. Sold pumps for a firm in Kenton 0. With his earnings went to Ohio Wesleyan U at Delaware O for 3 mos, again for 6 mos. Studied medicine with Dr William Watt in Kenton; borrowed from his fa­ ther to attend Miami Med Coll at Cincinnati 0, grad 1875. Prac­ ticed at Sidney O 2 yrs; asst MD at Columbus O State Hosp 3 yrs; 1884 in private practice in Lima O; 1886 called without making application as Supt Toledo State Hosp, there many yrs. Of its more than 1700 patients in 1886, 2/ 3 had no window bars, walked in

176 open air to meals; over 60 bldgs, no fence, with 1 / 3 of the patients in the grounds as they pleased. The Dr's mottoes were "Love thy neighbor as thyself' & "Dont look past the man to see the lunatic, rather look past the lunatic to see the man."

338 ChofHenry7 Tobey(Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope­ Eliz3-Elisha2) m ... : 1. Harlows Tobey. 11. Emelines Tobey.

339 Ch of Rosanna7 Tobey (Heman6 Tobey - N oah5 Tobey - Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Aaron Shirk: 1. Johns Shirk. 11. Sarahs Shirk. 111. Hemans Shirk. 1v. Melindas Shirk.

340 Ch of Harlow7 Tobey (Heman6 Tobey-N oah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope- Eliz3-Elisha2) m ... : 1. Charless Tobey. 11. Ortons Tobey. m. Emilys Tobey. 1v. Janes Tobey.

341 Ch of Charles F7 Tobey (Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Mary Jane Strong: 482 1. Melinda MS Tobey b 20 June 1849; m 26 Sept 1867 Uriah Cook of Lunda 0. Dealer in fine sheep. 483 11. Marys Tobey, 22 May 1851 - Aug 1892; m Sept 1869 JohnMLane. 484 m. Virginia FS Tobey b 4 Mar 1854; m 3 May 1873 William LMorse. 485 1v. William AS Tobey b 27 Mar 1858; m 1882 Flora Dally. Farmer in West Mansfield 0. 486 v. Edward C8 Tobey b 15 Oct 1870; m Apr 1901 Margaret Stine. Worked at grain elevator in Waldo 0.

342 Ch of Jane7 Tobey (Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-

177 Eliz3-Elisha2) m Alonzo Knox: 1. William8 Knox. n. Jane8 Knox. 111. Priscilla8 Knox.

343 Ch of Lydia7 Perry (John6 Perry-Bathsheba5 Gibbs-Bathsheba4 Pope-Hannah3-Elisha2) m Ellis Blackwell: 487 i. Russell8 Blackwell; m Lydia8 Phinney #383.

344 Ch of Olive C7 (Mel6-5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mtLShear2) m Sylvanus Bourne Phinney Sr: 488 1. Maj Sylvanus Bourne8 Phinney Jr, 27 Oct 1808 - 7 Apr 1899; m(l) Eliza C ... ; m(2) Lucia G ... of Barnstable Mass. He had the portraits of Sylvanus' family; N M Sim­ pkins had some embroidery. Phinney lot, Methodist - Unitarian Ch Cem, Barnstable Mass has central shaft with these inscriptions: On side 1: Sylvanus Bourne8 Phinney Jr, 27 Oct 1808 - 7 Apr 1899; m(l) Eliza C d 25 July 1865 aet 57 yrs; "Mother, she is not here, but has risen." m(2) Lucia G d 24 Jan 1891 aet 77; "Blessed are the pure in heart." On side 2: Ch of Sylvanus Jr & m( 1) Eliza C: Cordelia Hildreth9 Phinney d 16 June 1838 aet 3 yrs 4 da. Laura Henshaw9 Phinney d 8 Oct 1841 aet 14da. On side 3: In memory of Sylvanus Bourne8 Phinney Jr./ Exem­ plary in his private life./ As a journalist of 40 yrs the people/ were his clients, their welfare his/ aim. He held positions of trust in/ his church & state. Public-spirited,/ a strong lover of Cape Cod &/ its history. He died of ripe old age/ in serene faith & trust." On side 4: RobertJ W Phinney 1847-1900. Gorham P Phinney 1839 - 1908. Four stones standing: In memory of Timothy, son of Timothy & Olive Phinney d 10 Nov 1815 aet 1 mo. "Happy the babe who privi­ leged by fate/ to shorter labor & a lighter weight/ Received but yes­ terday the gift of breath/ Destined tomorrow to return to death." Timothy Phinney 13 June 1784 - 25 Sept 1883 act 99 yrs 3 mos; "So parted by death for over half a century their ashes now mingle here." Sarah G dau of Timothy & Olive Phinney d 20 Oct 1858 aet 41 yrs.

178 Delia wife of John d 18 Jan 1861 aet 84. John Bourne d 27 Mar 1847 aet 73.

345 Ch of NathanieF Winslow (Kenelm6 Winslow III-Abigail5-Syl­ vanus4-MeP[mILShear2) m Thirza ... : 1. VeloniaKs Winslowb 1829. 11. Elizabeth AS Winslowb 1831; m William Johnson. 489 m. Nancy8 Winslow, 1832 - 1861; m Mr E Murch. See #v below. 1v. Edward ps Winslow b 1834. v. Adelines Winslow; m Mr E Murch. See #iii above. v1. Serena8 Winslow; m Mr FA Pennington.

346 Ch of Almira7 Winslow (Kenelm6 Winslow III-Abigail5-Sylvan­ us4-MeP[mILShear2) m John W Lawson or Jameson: all b Windsor Me: 1. Mary Janes Lawson or Jameson b 8 Dec 1826; m William Crane. u. Susans Lawson or Jameson b 1 Apr 1829; m Mr Leavitt. m. Williams Lawson or Jameson b 15 Mar 1831. 1v. Winslows Lawson or Jameson b 6 May 1837.

347 Ch of Martha7 Winslow (Kenelm6 Winslow III-Abigail5-Sylvan­ us4-MeP[mILShear2) m Levi Perkins: all b Windsor Me: 1. Mary ws Perkins b 2 Feb 1843. II. Georges Perkins b 26 Jan 1852.

348 Ch of Joseph7 Gallison (Abigail6 Winslow-Abigail5-Sylvanus4- Mel3[mILShear2) m Hannah Atwood: 1. Hannahs Gallison b 8 June 1800; m(l) Mr Coy; m(2) Mr Clark. 11. Abigail ws Gallison b 1802; m Mr Lombard. 490 m. Sophias Gallison, 1806-1852; mJefferson Cushing. 1v. Henrys Gallison b&d 1807. v. Williams Gallison b 1809. v1. Joseph HS Gallison b 13 Mar 1812. 491 vn. Charlottes Gallison, 1814-1855; m Mr R Buzzell. vu 1. John Ms Gallison b 1817; m prob Elvira b Buckfield Me

179 15 Feb 1807, dau of Nathan & Susan (Forbes) Hall. 492 1x. Edwards Gallison, 1818-1852; m Miss B Pierce. x. Amanda MS Gallison b 1820; m George B Tourtellot.

349 Ch of John7 Gallison III (Abigail6 Wins/ow-Abigail5-Sylvanus4 - MePlmILShear2) m ... : 1. Winslows Gallison, 1814-1816. 11. Henrys Gallison b 1816. 493 111. John ws Gallison, 1820-1847; m Clarissa Cilley. 1v. Sarahs Gallison, 1822-1844. v. Nancys Gallison b 1824; m Hiram Lovett. v1. Susan ES Gallison b 1826. vii. W ellington8 Gallison, 1828 - 1851. vm. Cyrus LS Gallison b July 1830. 1x. GreenleafWS Gallison b 1832. x. Francess Gallison, 1834-1839. x1. Oliver RS Gallison b 1836.

350 Ch of AbigaiF Gallison (Abigail6 Wins/ow-Abigail5-Sylvanus4- Mel3lm1LShear2) m Mr J Lowell: 1. Hirams Lowe/lb 1805. 11. Cyruss Lowell, 1807 -1829. 111. Thomass Lowe/lb 1809. 1v. Elizas Lowe/lb 1811; m Mr V C Hanson. v. Dariuss Lowe/lb 1813. v1. Urbains Lowe/lb 1815. v11. Abners Lowell, 1818-1822.

351 Ch of Winslow7 Gallison Sr (Abigail6 Wins/ow-Abigail5-Sylva­ nus4-Mel3lm1J_Shear2) m ... : 494 1. Abigails Gallison, 1808 -Jan 1853; m Martin Stratton. 495 11. John8 Gallison, 1810 - 28 June 1868; m ... 111. LouisaL8Ga/lisonb1813;mMrl Willey. 1v. Carolines Gallison b 1815; m David Nash. v. Henrys Gallisonb 1817. v1. Mary Annes Gallison b 1819; m William N Davis d 1865. v11. Winslows Gallisonlrb 1824.

352 Ch ofSylvanus7 Gallison (Abigail6 Wins/ow-Abigail5-Sylvanus4-

180 Mel3[mll-Shear2) m Mary Alden: 1. Child8 Gallison b&d Oct 1815. 496 11. Mary ws Gallison, 1817 - 1858; m Mr EA Pendleton. 111. George RS Gallison, 10 May 1820-3 Nov 1822. 1v. Charlotte AS Gallison b 3 Nov 1822.

353 Ch of Charlotte7 Gallison (Abigail6 Wins/ow-Abigail5-Sylvanus4- Mel3[mlJ_Shear2) m Mr J Leavitt: 1. Mitchells Leavittb 1818. 11. Johns Leavitt b 1820. 111. Margaret AS Leavitt b 1822; m Mr Hunnewell. 1v. A bigails Leavitt, 1824 - 1828. v. Sarah8 Leavitt b 1826; m Mr Hawkins. v1. Marys Leavitt, 1828 - 1831.

354 Ch of Ruth7 Winslow (Jos6 Winslow - Abigail5 - Sylvanus4 - Mel3[mILShear2) m(l) John Brigham: all b Abington Mass: 1. John8 .Brigham b 31 Dec 1818; unm. Lvd Bridgewater Mass. u. Charles8 Brigham, 2 Apr 1820-Apr 1822. m. Charles Lee8 Brigham, 10 Sept 1823-26 Nov 1837. 497 1v. Susan Bakers Brigham b 26 Sept 1825; m Bridgewater Mass 24 Dec 1846 Henry Thomas b&d Bridgewater 27 Oct 1820 - 19 May 1853, son of Howard & Lucia (Hard­ ing) Keith. A carpenter.

354 Ch of Ruth7 Winslow m(2) Cotton Graves: all b Bridgewater Mass: 1. Leora8 Gravesb8Nov1847. 11. Henrietta8 Graves b 27 June 1853. One of these 2 daus m George D Davis of Newton Mass.

355 Ch of Capt Kenelm7 Winslow II (Jos6 Wins/ow-Abigail5-Sylva­ nus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Orra Pope: 1. Benjamin Franklin8 Winslow b&d Bridgewater Mass 17 Nov 1823 - 4 Apr 1864. Several trips to the Mediterra­ nean as a Naval officer; to Cal Jan 1849 - 1854; farmer until Civil War; enlisted 28 Aug 1861 in 1st Mass Battery;

181 in McClellan's Campaign; Bull Run; Antietam; Savage Station etc. Aug 1862 taken with chronic diarrhoea; disch Williamsport Pa 15 Dec 1862, returned home. Unm. 498 11. Orra Pierces Winslow b Bridgewater Mass 13 Nov 1825; m there 22 Sept 1847 Minot Curtis b Weymouth Mass 5 Mar 1823, son of Samuel & Abigail (Curtis) Shaw. Boot & shoe dealer in Ga at start of Civil War. Left all pos­ sessions, came to E Bridgewater with his family, where in 1870 he was again in boot & shoe business. 111. Marys Winslow b&d Bridgewater Mass 29 Mar 1831 - 30 Oct 1855. Unm.

356 Ch of John Baker7 Winslow (J os6 Winslow-Abigail5-Sylvanus4- Mel3lmlLShear2) m Emeline Mitchell: all b Bridgewater Mass: 1. Joseph Bakers Winslow b 20 Aug 1830; m by Dr Thomp­ son, Taunton Mass 23 Oct 1867 Myra Deane of Taunton. To Boston 1846; NY City 1855; 1864 head clerk of cop­ per mining business at Eagle River Mich on Lake Supe­ rior; 1870 commission merchant in Boston Mass; 1874 in Bridgewater. 499 11. Chloe Janes Winslow b 11 Apr 1832; m Bridgewater 8 June 1854 Charles White Hubbard of NH b Thetford Vt 24 Apr 1828. Lvd Pittsburgh Pa 1874. 500 m. John Abbotts Winslow b 26 Nov 1835; m 4 May 1860 Katherine Smith of Hanson Mass b Pembroke Mass 7 Feb 1839, dau of Edward Smith & Ann Beal (Jones) Loring of Pembroke. In Civil War: enlisted 17 Sept 1862 for 9 mos; re-enlisted 1864; wounded in leg & head June 1864, in hosp in Philadelphia Pa; disch 14 July 1865. In Libby Prison. Furnace man. In Bridgewater 1874. 1v. Lucy Washburns Winslow b&d Bridgewater 6 July 1839 - 20 Aug 1840. v. Willard Lyon8 Winslow b&d Bridgewater 6 July 1839 - 12 Feb 1840.

357 Ch of Joseph7 Winslow Jr (-6 - Abigail5 - Sylvanus4 - MePfmJJ -

182 Shear2) m( I) Rebecca Bennett: all b&d Ware ham Mass: 1. Joseph8 Winslow III b 1828 dy. 11. Rebecca8 Winslow b bef July 1830 dy.

357 Ch of Joseph7 Winslow Jrm(2) Lydia Ayers Stephens: 501 1. Charles Brigham8 Winslow b S Boston Mass 28 Oct 1838; m by Rev Reuben Skill, Pittsburgh Pa 12 Sept 1861 Emma b Pittsburgh 22 Feb 1844, dau of Alexander & Ann (Skare) Cupples. Lived Boston Mass; Brady's Bend Pa; 1874 Hutchinson Kan as druggist with Winslow & Albright Co.

358 Ch ofSamueF Thacher(Hannah6-Jas5-Silas4-MeIJ[mILShear2) m Mehitable Martin Briggs: all b Barnstable Mass: 1. Samuel Waless Thacher, 31 Jan 1831 - Taunton Mass 22 Mar 1913 aet 82-1-22, bur there Oakland Cem. Tinsmith; unm. 502 11. William Martins Thacher b 7 Feb 1836; m Elizabeth b Warren RI 7 Dec 1837, dau of Almond & Elizabeth (Richmond) Gushee. 503 m. Henry BS Thacher b 13 May 1841; m Mary J (Burt) Wrightington, Fall River Mass 8 Dec 1838 - Taunton Mass 17 Jan 1908 aet 69-1-9, dau of George L b Swan­ sea Mass & Harriet H (Goff) b Taunton, Burt. Farmer. 504 1v. Francis Everett8 Thacher b 14 Apr 1845; m by Rev Thom­ as Richmond, Taunton Mass 14 Mar 1864 Elvira Frances b New Dighton Mass 3 Mar 1844, lvg Chicago Ill 1892, dau of Francis b Dighton Mass 2 Dec 1810 m Attleboro Mass I Feb 1843 Margaret Louise (Hodges), Mansfield Mass 3 Oct 1819 - Dighton 11 Jan 1887, Waldron. Fran­ cis son of Billings & Polly (Briggs) Waldron. A laborer, trader, tender, stable keeper.

359 Ch of John7 Thacher Jr(Hannah6-Jas5-Silas4-MeIJ[mILShear2) m Eliza Hewitt: all b Barnstable Mass: 505 1. Eliza Anns Thacher, 3 June 1816 - Boston 12 Mar 1852; m by Rev George W Woodward banns Barnstable 5 Dec 1838 m there as 2nd wife 3 Jan I 839 Edward, b&d Yar-

183 mouth Mass 25 Jan 1802 - 10(17) Oct 1871 of softening of the brain, son of Barnabas Thacher. Edward m(l) 13 Aug 1822 (29 Aug by family Bible) Lydia Thacher b&d Yarmouth 22 Nov 1802 - 4 July 1835, dau of Joshua & Rebecca (Hallett) Bray. He m(3) Han­ nah Bournes Thacher, sister of 2nd wife. (see below). Edward ap­ prenticed to a blacksmith at 13, later to a carriage maker. He fitted the first iron wheel "tire" by heat, in Barnstable county; mfgr of rail­ road spikes in Boston; owned a salt works in Charlestown Mass. 11. Hannah Bournes Thacher, 23 Jan 1819 - Yarmouth Mass 7 June 1897, bur there; m by Rev Theodore P Doggett Barnstable Mass 31 Dec 1855 as 3rd wife Edward Tha­ cher see #505 above.No issue. 111. Jamess Thacherb 28 Nov 1821. No further record.

360 Ch of Joseph7 Durland (Cynthia6 Ruggles-Richd5 Ruggles-Bath­ sheba4lm2l-Mel3lmlJ_Shear2) m Sarah Brown: 506 1. Charles Henrys Durland, Digby NS 1831 - Roxbury Mass 7 Apr 1909; m(l) ... ; m(2) Gloucester Mass 19 Apr 1872 Louisa Proctor Fears, b&d Gloucester Jan 1840 - 30 Apr 1894; m(3) Miss Charles; evidently returned to his father's house after the death of his mother; later lived nr Glou­ cester wharves, as a blacksmith.

360A Ch of Phebe7 Gardiner (Mary6 L'Hommedieu - Ezra5 L'Hom­ medieu - Martha4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m as 2nd wife Mr E N Horsford: 1. Cornelias Horsford.

361 Ch of Frances7 Gardiner (Mary6 L'H ommedieu-Ezra5lm21 L'Hom­ medieu-Martha4-Ezra3-Shear2) m George M Lane: 3 dauss Lane.

362 Ch of Ezra7 (Nathan6lmll-5-Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Emmaline Brady: 1. Melville8. 11. Marion8. 111. Carries. iv. Lu1us.

184 362 Ch ofEzra7 m(2) Phebe Murphy: 1. Bessie Belle8. 11. Prudy (Prudence?) LeClercq8 . 507 111. Lyman8; m Isabelle Chandler.

363 Ch of Mary Ann7 (John W6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Sam­ uel Bosworth Jr: 508 1. Ann Elizabeth8 Bosworth, ab June 1822 bp 9 Dec 1823 - Jan 1853; m 3 Sept 1844 Henry Wanning b Tiverton RI Feb 1819.

364 Ch of Benjamin Smith7 (John W6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Hannah Wardwell: 1. Clara8 . 11. Samuel Otis8• 111. Elijah8 . IV. Hannah8 . V. Elizabeth N orris8; m Mr Hill. 509 VI. John Waldron8 II; m Miss Pratt. 510 vu. Benjamin Townsend8 ; m Miss Eaton. viii. Abbie Wardwel18 • 511 IX. William Henry8; m Miss Bubb. X. Nancy Wardwel18 ; m Mr Russell.

365 Ch of Rebecca Smith7 (Allen6 - Shear5[mIJ-4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m George Finney Usher: 1. Helen Marie8 Usher b&d Bristol RI 1834 - 1892. 11. Irene Frances8 Usher b&d Bristol RI 1838 - 1925; unm. Ac­ tive in philanthropic, charitable & social work.

366 Ch of Mary Thomas7 Fales (Mary6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m as 2nd wife Dr Joseph Chapline Hays: all b Baltimore Md: 1. JohnJones8 Hays b 3 Aug 1836; m Florence Colt. 11. Dr William Williams8 Hays b 22 Oct 1837; m Sarah Parks. Surgeon in Northern Army in Civil War. 512 m. Julia Jones8 Hays, 8 June 1839 - Hagerstown Md 30 Jan 1922 aet 82-6 mo; m Hagerstown 4 Nov 1862 Hon Rich­ ard Henry Alvey, St Mary's Co, Md 26 Apr 1826 - Hag-

185 Henry Bourne Joy #515 in I 902 Packard.

Henry Bourne Joy #515 laying out Lincoln Highway through Iowa. erstown 14 Sept 1906. Julia spent her early days in Sharpsburg Md; after the death of her father she moved with her mother to Hagers­ town where she met Richard, a brilliant young lawyer; Chief Justice Md Court of Appeals; 1st Chief Justice DC Court of Appeals. Julia was a model wife, mother & grmother, admired & respected as a queen. To the end of her long life she read the finest books, played a beautiful game of cards, crocheted & embroidered exquisitely. She will never be forgotten by those who knew her. Richard Henry Alvey was held prisoner by the North for his avowed southern sympathies. He spent some time in a prison ship in Boston Harbor & also at Forts McHenry in Md & Warren in Mass. He was on parole for his wedding in Hagerstown. With the aid of friends the couple got to Baltimore after the ceremony. They were married by an Episcopal minister, although Richard was a Roman Catholic. This was a valid marriage, the Canon of the R C Ch not being changed until 1908. (Hays Fam 1959 p 6).

367 Ch of Benjamin Alger7 (Shear6-5[m2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Mary Stannis: 513 1. Helen Smith8 b&d Hartford Ct 10 Jan 1860 - 26 Sept 1933; m there 6(9) June 1886 Charles Edward, Dubuque Ia 29 Mar 1857 - Hartford 3 Aug 1933, son of George Lewis & Calista Mendall (Taft) Chase.

368 Ch of Mary7 (Shear6-S[m21-4_Ezra3-Shear2) m as 2nd wife James Frederick7 Joy; 514 1. Frederick8 Joy b&d Detroit Mich 7 July 1862 - 21 Aug 1893; m Louisville Ky 28 Dec 1892 Louise Grundy, Louisville 4 Apr 1867 - Vichy France 3 Aug 1927, dau of James & Mary (M ... ) Todd of Louisville. Louise m(2) May 1904 Christian Hauge ofNorwayd Dec 1907. 515 11. Henry Bourne8 Joy, 140 W Fort St Detroit Mich 23 Nov 1864 - "Fair Acres" Grosse Pointe Farms Mich 6 Nov 1936; m GPF 11 Oct 1892 Helen Hall9 (John Stough­ ton8 m(2) Helen Parmelee Handy - Elihu7-Amasa6-Benj5-Jos4- Thos3-Benj2-Thos1) Newberry, 483 E Jefferson Ave (Betw Rivard & Russell Sts) Detroit 9 June 1869 - "Fair Acres" Grosse Pointe Farms 13 Mar 1958. They were married in the small Evangelical

187 Ch which stood at the corner of Lake Shore Dr & Kerby Rd. This 50 acre property was known as Hamilton Park, with a golf course in the center of a trotting horse race track, extending back from Lake St Clair 1000 ft wide for over a mile. Some of the double row of maple trees ringing the track may still be seen 1969. Mr Joy purchased this entire property & built his home here in 1909. This was torn down 1959 & the property subdivided. Henry Bourne8 was educated in Detroit public schools; Orchard Lake Mich Military Academy; Philips Academy, Andover Mass; Yale Sheffield Scientific Sch ex-1886; travelled extensively in Europe & western USA until about 1890. He worked for Penin­ sular Car Co, Detroit, where he began as "office boy", emptying scrap baskets, getting the mail, etc.; Treas of Fort St Union Depot, of which his father was Pres until his death 1896, when Henry suc­ ceeded him as Pres of Detroit Union Depot & Station Co. At out­ break of Spanish-American War, he enlisted in the US Navy at Norfolk Va 29 Apr 1898, with rating of Chief Boatswain's Mate. In this capacity he served with the Mich State Naval Reserve Unit, which formed the crew of the USS Yosemite, until hon disch at League Island Navy Yd, Philadelphia Pa 22 Aug 1898. The Yosem­ ite participated in blockades of Havana & Santiago Cuba & San Juan, Puerto Rico, where on 28 June 1898 the Yosemite was en­ gaged for 3 hours with a Spanish cruiser, torpedo boat & gunboat, being also under fire from the forts ashore. His Brothers-in-law, Lt Truman Handy Newberry was Exec Officer & John Stoughton Newberry Jr was Chief Quartermaster. In 1899 Mr Joy assisted in organizing & financing the Peninsular Sugar Refining Co, the largest sugar beet factory in the state, of which he was Treas & a Director. In 1900 he was apptd receiver for the Chicago & Grand Trunk RR Co. In 1902 he entered the automobile business, by purchasing an interest in the "NY & Ohio Co" of Warren 0, to manufacture a motor car designed by James W Packard. In 1903, with capital raised by Mr Joy, the plant was moved to Detroit as the Packard Motor Car Co. of which he was Gen'l Mgr, being elected Pres in 1905. Under his leadership emerged the renowned Packard motor car. He was Chrman of the Bd 1916-17. He was mainly responsible for the development of the Liberty

188 Henry Bourne Joy 1925#515.

Lincoln Highway- Creston Wyoming­ memorial to Henry Bourne Joy. airplane engine, acclaimed as one of the outstanding emergency achievements of World War I. In 1917 Mr Joy was commissioned Capt in the Signal Corps, US Army, assigned to duty in the aviation section. At this time he sev­ ered his connections with the Packard Co. With rank of Lt Col he served in various capacities. Stationed at Camp Hancock, nr Au­ gusta Ga he organized 4 regts of Motor Mechanics, who served in France to assemble the Liberty motors over there. To his regret, he never had orders to go with any of his regts. Four times he was called to Washington, supposedly to get the sailing orders for his regt, leaving his clothing & equipment all packed. While he was in Washington, the regt left under another Col. His orders were to or­ ganize a new regt of motor mechanics & return to Camp Hancock. Mr Joy worked for the Repeal of the XVIII Amendment; he established the Joy Historical Research, collecting data on the Abraham Lincoln - James Frederick Joy (his father) correspon­ dence on Mich railroads . . . This data, with some 200 reference books was given to the Clement Library at U of Mich 1937, after his death. He presented the original diary of George Washington, Oct 1789 - Mar 1790, to the Detroit Public Library. Mr Joy was active in Liberty Loan, Red Cross & other cam­ paigns. He acquired Joy Field, a large tract of land nr Mt Clemens Mich, on Anchor Bay, an arm of Lake St Clair. He built it into a bird sanctuary for Canada geese on their migrations north & south. Later the land was cleared, diked, drained & put into condition at Mr Joy's expense for use as an aviation field. He offered its use to the US Govt, who accepted & renamed it Selfridge Field. At the close of the war, Mr Joy sold it to the Govt at no profit to himself. His price had been just what it had cost him, to purchase, & im­ prove. The Govt said it was too high & a 3 man board was set up to appraise the land. One man was chosen by the Govt, one by Mr Joy & the 3rd by these two appraisers. Their appraisal price was considerably higher than Mr Joy's original offer, which the Govt decided to accept! In 1912 Mr Joy was one of the prime movers in the establishment of the Lincoln Highway, "That there should be a Lincoln Highway across this continent)s the important thing." He formed the Lin­ coln Highway Assn, was elected Pres & held the office until his

190 death, in 1936. (See Lincoln Highway, Dodd, Mead & Co 1935). In 1938 on the Lincoln Highway on the Continental Divide, west of Creston, Wyo, a monument (of Westerly RI granite) was erect­ ed; "In memory of Henry Bourne Joy, the 1st Pres of the Lincoln Highway Assn, who saw realized the dream of a continuous im­ proved highway from the Atlantic to the Pacific." Mr Joy also served as one of the original directors of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago; Dir of: Natl Assn of Mfgrs; US Chamber of Commerce; Natl Automobile. Mfgrs Assn; American Protective Tarriff League; Amer Fair Trade League. He was a member of: the Institute of Radio Engineers (he was an ardent "ham" operator); Bd of Woman's Hosp, Detroit; Trustee Grace Hosp Detroit & Det Coll of Medicine & Surgery; Vice-Pres Navy League of USA; member US Skeet Shooting Team. Invented an automatic skeet timer. (See Joy Gen, Helen Joy Lee 1968, 151-154.) Helen Hall (Newberry) Joy, a leader in the cultural, Philanthro­ pic & civic life of Detroit, was educated in Detroit & NY City. Member of many patriotic societies, musical & theatrical groups. A charter member of the Mich Ch Amer Red Cross 1905; chrman of the Bd of Lady Managers of Grace Hosp, gave them the Helen Newberry Joy Nurses' Home; a founder of Woman's Hosp Detroit & of Cottage Hosp, Grosse Pointe Farms; in 1915 Mrs Joy & her two bros, Sen Truman Handy Newberry & John Stoughton New­ berry Jr gave the U of Mich a women's dormitory, naming it for their mother Helen Handy Newberry. Of the many honors that came to her she was perhaps proudest of the following citation accompanying the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Arts, Wayne Univ, Detroit 17 June 1948: "Helen Newberry Joy, a native of Detroit; member by birth & marriage of families whose lives are part & parcel of the historic events of our country & especially of our old Northwest Territory; now, as ever, actively engaged in her chosen field of service for others. "In our community her life & work are an inspiration, often to lead the way, always to kindle the spirit of others. The story of her activities is legendary. In every good work, whether for social wel­ fare, health or civic improvement; for education & assistance to young & old; for the encouragement of art & music; & especially

191 MR. ~ND MRS. HEN"RY B. JOY

Joy was his name. Tov filled his soul Crusader he was born to be, .--\nd smoothed each passing day; To work for all mankind; Grand spirit his in every· role To take the flaws from liquor laws, He bore in work and play. To keep the social blind

He was a great and noble man, From traipsing after foreign cranks, \Yhose inborn sense of right And selling out our land; Caused him to form the nohle plan He's earned our everlasting thanks He lived with all his might. For every valiant stand.

O'er all things "\\'rang" he did combat, Upon each thing he touched he placed Deceit he could not bear; His own uplifting mark; "Right" was H. B.'s "l\1agnificat", It makes a brilliant pattern traced His great heart played the air. By his creative spark.

~·fo matter were the cause unknown 1 To thottsands he was our "H.B.", If principle was at stake, To others he was "Boss"; He'd war, if need be, war alone; Some called him "Big Chief Washiki", No odds could his purpose shake. Hut all now mourn his loss.

Straight thinking backed his every act; To me he was employer, guide, He'd drive straight for the truth, l\Iy leader and my friend; Then deal his blows with iron fact \Vhose shining spirit will abide And with established proof. 'With me unto the end. Sidney D. Waldon

HENRY llOURNE JOY J864-~19J6

Poem by Sidney D Waldon of Detroit Michigan. for the development of the best in patriotism, she has provided brilliant leadership. "Buildings stand because she helped erect them; lives are stronger, limbs are straighter, hearts are lighter, minds are clearer, because she helped to heal them. "The future holds a better promise because she reminds us that out of the indomitable spirit of our past & the courageous will of our present, nothing we wish to achieve is impossible. To a great­ hearted citizen this University, which here serves as spokesman for the community, wishes to express appreciation for a life of service & an example of devotion ot the highest ideals of womanhood." A testimonial was presented to her by the City of Detroit in 1953; a 50 year service pin from the American Red Cross was presented by its President, Hon Ellsworth Bunker in Detroit I Oct 1955: "Mrs Joy is in the forefront of those who have given of themselves ... in service to their fellow human beings"; a citation from Metropoli­ tan Detroit Building Fund Drive was presented 19 Sept 1956, sign­ ed by Mr Ernest Kanzler, Chrman of the Board. (Det VR II B 70; III 127). 516 m. Richard Pickering8 Joy, 140 W Fort St Detroit Mich 25 Jan 1870 - Grosse Pointe Farms Mich 15 Dec 1930; .m(l) I Jan 1896 Ella Gertrude Hopkins, 27 Apr 1874 - Detroit 9 Apr 1897; m(2) Detroit 8 Sept 1908 Mary• Moore, Detroit 14 July 1887 - Harbor Point Mich Sun 24 Aug 1969. Richard educated Detroit Public Schools; Phillips Academy, Andover Mass; 1890 draftsman of Fort St Union Depot, Detroit; Alderman 1904-06; Comptroller 1906-07; organized 1907 Natl Bank of Commerce, 1st Pres to 1927; one of the organizers & Treas of Packard Motor Car Co; Chrman of the Bd of Union Trust Co; Vice-Pres Det Copper & Brass Rolling Mills; Pres LaSalle Co (Ill) Carbon Co; dir Det Trust Co; dir Grace Harbor (Mich) Lumber Co.

369 Ch of Julia Sophia7 Jones (Julia6[mIJ - Benj 5 - Shear4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) mJames De Wolf Perry I: 517 1. Maj Raymond Henry Jones8 Perry II b&d Bristol RI 2 Oct 1836 - 22(23) Mar 1903; m(l) 7 Sept 1868 Frances Lavinia (Blake) Butler, 23 Aug 1843 - 26 Feb 1890;

193 div(?); m(2) 9 Sept 1875 Ellen (Dabney) DeWolf (#236 in Perry book), 2 Mar 1831 - 28 May 1899, dau of Charles & Ellen (Jones) Dabney, & wdw of m(l) 28 Sept 1847 Capt James DeWolf (#236) d 15 Feb 1870, son of Francis Le Baron DeWolf (#83) m Ellen Post; son of Hon James DeWolf m Nancy Bradford; son of Mark Anthony DeWolf (#5) m 25 Aug 1744 Abigail Potter; son of Charles DeWolf (#1) min Guadeloupe WI 31 Mar 1717 Margaret Potter. Ellen Dabney desc of John Perry of London Eng. (Bertram Adams 1955 649) (In DeWolf Fam Maj Raymond is called Mayor on p 160 & Major on p 201.) 518 11. Rev James DeWolf8 Perry II, 22 Dec 1838 - 6 Apr 1927; m St Paul's Ch Pawtucket RI 2 Nov 1865 Elizabeth Rus­ sell, Baltimore Md 5 Apr 1841 - Germantown Pa 1910, dau of George & Meribah (Russell) Tyson. Grad Brown U & Berkeley Div Sch, Middletown Ct (later moved to New Haven Ct); Rector from 1865 Calvary Episc Ch Germantown Pa; Warden Ch Training & Deaconess Home, Philadelphia Pa; Pres Standing Comm Diocese of Penna; mem Bd of Mgrs of Missions. 111. Rev Calbraith Bourne8 Perry, Bristol RI 23 Sept 1845 - Cambridge NY 5 Dec 1914; m Schroon Lake NY 3 Jan 1895 Antoinette, 1870 - Boston Mass 1952, dau of Edward Jones (no known relation of Edward7 Jones above #231-iii above) m Mary Esther5 Daw b Ridgefield Ct 22 Oct 1808, dau of Peter Ferris,4Justice of the Peace Cohoes NY & Sophia M (Walden) Daw; Isaac3 Daw or Das of New Rochelle NY m Prudence Mellen; lsaac2 Das m Marguerite ... ; Pierre1 Das m French Ch NY City 24 Apr 1692 Jeannette Ballet of Province Xantonge, France. Sophia M Walden b 1776, dau of Minor & Esther7 (Denison) Walden; Daniel6 Denison, 9 Dec 1745 - 15 Oct 1802 m Elizabeth An­ dross. Daniel6 Sgt in Capt Thos Wheeler's 8th Ct Militia & in Capt Wm Stanton's Co "appeared under arms for the defense of Ct 6 Aug 1870." Daniel5 Denison, 22 Mar 1721 - Stonington Ct 9 May 1776 m Esther Wheeler; Daniel4 Denison 1680 - 13 Oct 1747 m 1703 Mary Stanton b 3 Feb 1687; John3 Denison, 14 July 1646 - 1698, m 26 Nov 1667 Phebe Lay d 1699; Capt George2 Denison, England July 1618 - bp 10 Dec 1620 - Hartford Ct 23 Oct 1694; m(l) ab 1640 Bridget Thompson d June 1643; m(2) Lady Ann d 26

194 Sept 1712 aet 97, bur Mystic Ct, dau of Sir John Borodell of Eng­ land. Capt George2 bur Old 1st Ch Cem, Hartford: "Here lieth the body of Capt George Denison departed 23 Oct 1694 in the 74th year of his age; m(l) 1640; on the death of his wife returned to Eng; wounded at Naseby 14 June 1645; nursed in home of John Borodell (Borodaille) by the dau Lady Ann, whom he m(2). Returned to Stonington Ct. Described as the Miles Standish of the settlement. (DeWolfes, 1902, 285-88). William1 Denison, Bishops Stortford, Eng ab 1570 bp 3 Feb 1571 - 25 Jan 1653, bur Eliot St Cem Rox­ bury Mass. To America in the Lion, settled Roxbury 1631; m 7 Nov 1603 Margaret (Chandler) Monck, 13 Oct 1577 - 3 Feb 1645, bur Roxbury. Merchant, Dea I st Ch Roxbury; built house there, standing 1882; His father John Denison of Bishops Stortford Eng, ab 1530 - 4 Dec 1582 of the plague; m Agnes dau of Thos Millen of Bishops Stortford. (NE Families, Cutten 1913, 57; Ancestors & Desc of Jas Post Denison Sr, Denison & Bolton). Calbraiths grad Brown U 1867; Rector St Luke's Ch Cambridge NY; Assoc Rector Mt Calvary Ch Baltimore Md; Rector House of Prayer, Newark NJ; of St John's Johnstown NY; Warden of Hoff­ man Hall; Arch Dea of Tenn. 1v. Julia Bourne8 Perry, 6 July 1850- 19 June 1857. 520 v. Charles Varnums Perry b&d Bristol RI 18 July 1853 - 25 Jan 1935; m Trinity Ch Bristol 17 Sept 1878 Mary Isabelle, NY City 29 Mar 1854 - Bristol 1926, dau of An­ drew R & Mary (Williams) Trotter. v1. Oliver Hazards Perry, 22 Oct 1859-2 Dec 1867 (1876?). vu. William Wallaces Perry b&d Bristol RI 7 Nov 1862 - IO Apr 1945; m Susan, Warren RI - Bristol RI 28 Mar 1947, dau of Robert W & Susan (Peck) Turner.

370 Ch of Bartlett7 Mayhew (Wm6 Mayhew-Nathan5[mIJ Mayhew­ Zachariah4 Afayhew-Remember3-Shear2) m Mary C Athearn: 1. William Bartlett8 Mayhew. 11. Jonathans Mayhew. m. Lucys Mayhew. 1v. Marys Mayhew.

371 Ch of Nathan7 Mayhew (Wm6 Mayhew-Nathan5[mtJ Mayhew-

195 Zachariah4 Mayhew-Remember3-Shear2) m(l) Rebecca Smith: 1. Sanderson8 Mayhew. 11. Ulysees8 Mayhew.

372 Ch of Achsah Gibbs8 (Elisha7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-Job2) m William Minor Gaylord: 521 1. Frank Bourne9 Gaylord, Bridgeport Ct 20 June 1860 - Cleveland O 4 May 1946; m Northampton Mass 12 Oct 1887 Annie Louise, Brooklyn NY 31 July 1859 - Cleveland 0 20 Aug 1942, dau of Edward Williams & Arabella (Wil­ liams) Gere.

373 Ch of Rev James Russell8 (Elisha7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Me­ hit4-Tim3-J ob2) m Isabella Graham Staples: 522 1. Edward Gaylord,9 Strykersville NY 19 June 1860 - New Haven Ct 24 Feb 1908; m Stockbridge Mass 17 Feb 1895 Annie Thomson Nettleton, Anna berg Germany 16 June 1865 - New Haven 17 Feb 1943. Attended Norwich Ct Free Academy; grad Yale 1883; until 1888 student & in­ structor there; Prof at Adelbert Coll Cleveland O 1888; Prof of History Yale 1895; 1896 on Bd of Eds of Yale Re­ view; wrote many papers on historical subjects: Prince Henry the Navigator; Leopold von Ranke; The US & Mexico 1847-48; Legend of Marcus Whitman; Hist of Surplus Revenue of 1837; etc. 523 11. Dr Henry Eldridge9, East Hamburg NY 13 Apr 1862 - Cleveland O 23 June 1946; m 2 Apr 1890 Margaret Ann Mason d 1938, of Boston Mass. Yale BA 1883; B Div 1887; 1910 Marietta O Coll awarded him Degree of Dr of Letters of Humanity; 1935 awarded Dr of Laws Western Reserve U Cleve­ land 0. In 1892 Registrar Western Reserve U; head of History Dept of Flora Stone Mather Coll there; at Library of Congress Washing­ ton DC Consultant in European History & managing ed of Amer Historical Review; author of The Revolutionary Period in Europe; retired 1936 from all active work; author of 'The First 100 Years' a history of the Ch of the Covenant; 'Hist of Goodrich Social Settle­ ment' (Cleveland), of which he was Pres of the Bd for 20 yrs.

196 Founder & 1st Secy of the Municipal League, (in 1946 called the Citizens League). "A great scholar, a great teacher, a great citizen; his death terminates a notable career."

374 Ch of Jerome L8 (Joshua T7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-Job2) m Emma Gray: 1. Urban Gray9, 21July 1876- 1877. 524 11. Austin Gray9, Bourne Mass 16 Apr 1877 - Waban Mass Dec 1944; m Bourne 10 Sept 1902 Ruth Evelyn Burgess, Harwich Mass 20 Aug 1878- Waltham Mass 22July 1962. m. Ralph Wilson9, 9 Feb 1881-1935. 1v. Rebecca9 b 8 Sept 1883; m Edson Morse. v. Philip Bernard9, 1893-1961; m Elna G Trowbridge b 1891.

374A Ch of Elizabeth8 Russell (Mehit7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye­ Mehit4-Tim3-J o b2) m Ozias Goodwin Chapman: 1. William9 Chapman b Roxbury Mass 15 Aug 1847; "At an early age 10 or 11, he was sent alone to school in Zurich Switz. Homesick, he ran away to Hamburg & signed on (aged ab 14) an American whaling ship which sailed the Atlantic to the Cape of Good Hope. Cut by a whaling knife, he contracted blood poison & was taken home to Boston where he d 8 Aug 1865, 5 days before his 18th birthday." (Entry in Family Bible). 524a 11. James Russell9 Chapman, Dorchester Mass 31 Oct 1851 - Santa Barbara Cal 11 Jan 1934; m Salem Mass 19 Nov 1879 Antoinette McKim, Jamaica Plain (Boston) Mass 21 Feb 1851 - Berkeley Cal 30 July 1945, aet 94, dau of Daniel Bar­ nard Hagar, Newton Falls Mass 22 Apr 1820 - Salem Mass 6 Aug 1896 m Schenectady NY 28 Aug 1845 Mary Bradford McKim, Charlestown Mass 28 Feb 1819 - Salem Mass 19 Feb 1896. Daniel teacher & Principal State Normal School Salem Mass. James attended MIT; grad 1873 U of Vt BA; Distinguished ca­ reer as civil engineer: 1878-81 Mo Pacific RR; 1881-88 Denver & Rio Grande (Royal Gorge); 1888-91 Kansas City & Park RR; 1891 Grand Rapids Mich Cons St-RR; 1892-99 various Chicago city

197 railways (the Loop); 1900-10 Chief Eng & Genl Mgr of the Under­ ground Electric Railways of London Eng, where he built the fa­ mous Lots Rd Generating Station & converted London Under­ ground from steam to electricity. 1910 retired to Santa Barbara Cal where he served on many civic committees as advisory engineer. 111. Margaret Rogers9 Chapman, Boston Mass 27 Jan 1856 - Cambridge Mass 10 Dec 1920. Unm. 1v. Annie Bourne9 Chapman, Hamilton Ont Can 20 Feb 1862-CambridgeMass8Jan 1939. Unm.

375 Ch of Hannah Bournes Ellis (Nathan B7lmIJ Ellis - Hannah6- Benj5lmIL Tim4-3-J ob2) m Charles Franklin Hartford Sr: 525 1. Charles Franklin9 Hartford Jr b 18 July 1855; m 2 Apr 1884 Emma Frances Alley b 4July 1860. 526 11. Harrison Ellis9 Hartford b 18 July 1858; m 24 Dec 1884 Julia Alice Wiswell b 29 Dec 1864. 527 iii. Nathan Bourne Ellis9 Hartford b 19 Apr 1861; m 1 Jan 1884 Emma Carrie Howard b 18 Dec 1860. 528 1v. Abbie Victoria9 Hartford b 20 Sept 1863; m 20 Sept 1884 George Alfred Bennett.

376 Ch of Victoria Cordelia Bournes Ellis (Nathan B7lmIJ Ellis-Han­ nah6-Benj5lmILTim4-3-J ob2) m Rodney Ellis von Kraal: 1. Sherman Everett Ellis9 von Kraal b 16 Oct 1864. 11. Annie Russell Ellis9 von Kraal, 28 Feb 1867 -13 Sept 1909. 111. Jennie Victoria Ellis9 von Kraalb 8 Apr 1875. 1v. William Henry Stanwood Ellis9 von Kraalb 20 Feb 187-. v. Herbert Rodney Ellis9 von Kraalb 1 Mar 1883.

377 Ch of George Francis Bournes Ellis (Nathan B7lmilE/lis-Hannah6- Benj5lmILTim4-3-Job2) m Mary J Rogers: 1. U ndine Francis9 Ellis b 13 Oct 1886. 11. HenryBourne9 Ellisb 1 Aug 1887. 111. Gilbert9 Ellis. 1v. Alva9 Ellis b 29 Mar 1889.

378 Ch of Mary Adelaides Ellis (Nathan B7lmIJ Ellis - Hannah6 - Benj5lm 1LTim4-3-Job2) mEdgar Sylvanus Baker:

198 1. Emma Hallett9 Baker b 28 Oct 1873; m 23 Nov 1892 David Hathaway. 11. Lena Isabel9 Baker b 8 June 1878; m 3 Oct 1906 Percy W Knight. 111. Florence Etta9 Baker b 5 Dec 1885; m 28 June 1905 Ir­ vin Evans. iv. Frank Edgar9 Baker b 5 Dec 1885.

379 Ch of Emory Alden8 Ellis (Alden N7 Ellis-Hannah6-Benj5[m!L Tim4· 3-Job2) m Eva M Pierce: 1. Eva F9 Ellis b 11 May 1884. 11. Elton P9 Ellis b 8 Aug 1885.

380 Ch of Ephraim8 Ellis (Alden N7 Ellis-Hannah6-Benj5[mtLTim4· 3- J ob2) m Emma J Dowd (Dodd?): i. Robert Alden9 Ellis b 5 Nov 1884. ii. George Harvey9 Ellis b 12 July 1886.

381 Ch of Edward Story8 Ellis (Geo W E7 Ellis-Hannah6-Benj5[m!L Tim4· 3-J o b2) m Louisa Phinney9 Blackwell #5 31: 529 1. George Edward Story9 Ellis b 4 Dec 1884; m 18 Nov 1908 Grace Ashley Collinson b 22 Sept 1884. 11. Elisha Blish Phinney9 Ellis, 29 Jan 1886-1898. 530 111. John Perry Blackwell9 Ellis b 15 Apr 1892; m 6 Sept 1913 Abbie Jenette Nye b 18 May 1892.

382 Ch of Ella Frances8 Ellis (Geo W E7 Ellis-Hannah6-Benj5[mlL Tim4· 3_J o b2) m Jerome R Ho /way: 1. George Augustus9 Holway dy. 11. Alva Story9 Holway. m. William Rae9 Holway. 1v. Amy Richardson9 Holway.

383 Ch of Lydia8 Phinney (Louise7 Perry-Lydia6-Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3- Job2) m Russell Blackwell#487: 531 i. Louise Phinney9 Blackwell; m Edward Story9 Ellis #381.

384 Ch of Deborah Charlotte8 Shaw (Mary S7 Chandler-Deborah6-

199 Lydia S5-Thankful4 Morey-Hannah3-Job2) m Jedediah Newcomb: 1. Olive9 Newcomb b&d Burnham Me 17 Dec 1846 - 17 July 1855. 532 ii. Bethuel Merritt9 Newcomb b Burnham Me 14 Aug 1848; m Belfast Me 12 Nov 1871 Annie Sarah b 17 Mar 1848, dau of Thomas & Susan (Hall) Harkness. 111. Julia Ada9 Newcomb b 26 Aug 1850; m Corning Ia 29 Nov 1877 James K P b 12 July 1847, son of Theodore Horton & Harriet Eliza (Everett) Munger.

385 Ch of Harriet F8 Nye (Andrew S7 Nye-Saml6 Nye-Maria5-Job4- Eleazer3-J o b2) m John Bennett: 1. Lizzie L9 Bennett b 5 Mar 1854. 11. John L9 Bennett, Nov 1855 - 11 June 1870. 111. Helen9 Bennett b 18 Feb 1859.

386 Ch of Helene8 Sollett (Clarissa7 Nye-Braddock6 Nye-Maria5-Jo b4- Eleazer3-Job2) m Col Henry Wygant: 1. Henry Sollett9 Wygant. Lt US Army. 11. Benjamin Bourne9 Wygant. Grad US Naval Academy 1901. u1. Philip McHenry9 Wygant.

387 Ch of Heman8 (Alden7-John6-Ebenezer5lm2l-4-Hezekiah3lml_ Job2) m Lucy Drew: 1. Elizabeth Frances9 h 7 June 1864; m David F Hathaway b 1848. 533 11. Nathan Ellis9 b&d Wareham Mass 6 June 1865 - 1 July 1948; m there 27 Nov 1884 Helen Frances Hatha­ way b&d Wareham 12 Dec 1864-19 Mar 1841.

388 Ch of Ellen Frances8 (Sylvanus7lm 1LEbenezer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3lmlLJ ob2) m Walter Burgess Savary: 1. Ialosse Bourne9 Savary b&d Wareham Mass 13 Sept 1885-13 Sept 1887. 11. Warren Hapgood9 Savary b Wareham Mass I July 1888. m. Emma Mabel9 Savary, Tacoma Wash 24 Aug 1892 Wareham Mass lOJuly 1916.

200 1v. Edith Ialosse9 Savary b Tacoma Wash 12 Sept 1894.

389 Ch of Horace Bradford8 (Sylvanus7[mJLEbenezer6-Benj5-Eben­ ezer4-Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m Hulda Francenia Bassett: 1. Granville Bassett9 b Falmouth (Taunton?) Mass 22 Oct 1900. Unm. Educated in New England schools & in Eu­ rope. Gave his services to Near East Relief in Syria & Palestine. In travel business several yrs, had residences in Europe, the Caribbean, North Africa & Central America. Entered banking business 1930 & continued except for US Army service 1941-46, re­ tiring as Lt Col; 1946-52 with Pan American & Grace Airways; 1952 to 3rd Natl Bank of Nashville Tenn as Vice Pres. On Pres Eisenhower's mission to Argentina for its 150th anniversary of in­ dependence. At invitation of Guatemala's Pres visited there as a member of a trade commission. ii. Margaret Elvira9 b Taunton Mass 22 Oct 1900. 534 iii. Muriel9 b Taunton Mass 10 Dec 1912; m William Tooher.

390 Ch of Ezra Warren8 (Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Heze­ kiah3[mlLJob2) m Emma S Curtis: 535 1. William Warren9 b Cleveland O 19 Sept 1884; m there 8 May 1909 Marion Adeline Reif.

391 Ch of Benjamin Franklin8 (Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m Caroline Brown Warmington: 536 1. Eleanor9 b Cleveland O Feb 1895; m NY City 22 Sept 1917 Preston St George Floyd, Victoria Tex 23 Sept 1893-Cleveland O 27 Sept 1967.

392 Ch of Arthur Cleveland8 (Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3[mILJob2) m Grace Frances Taplin: all b Cleve­ land Heights 0: 537 1. Benjamin Calvin9 II b 30 Apr 1913; m Cleveland O 30 Apr 1938 Martha Williamson b Cleveland 18 Jan 1911, dau of Charles William & Eloise (Kirker) Blair. 11. Frances Taplin9 b 16 Oct 19 I 7; unm. 538 m. Charles Taplin9 b 21 Apr 1919; m Cleveland Hts O 28 Mar 1942 Marjorie Florence b Youngstown O 7 May

201 1917, dau of Robert Hazeltine & Florence Merthine (Ferver) Jacobs of Youngstown.

393 Ch of Prof Henry Knowles8 (Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3lmILJ ob2) m(l) Mabel Capron Thayer; all b Cleveland 0: 539 1. Henry Thayer9 b&d Cleveland 27 Apr 1901; m(l) Cleveland 15 Sept 1928 Catherine Jane b McKeesport Pa, dau of John Murdock & Grace (Boyd) Mackintosh; div; m(2) Cleveland 14 Oct 1948 Louise b 28 July 1907, dau of John Edward & Maude (Postance) Wallace. 540 11. Lawrence Thayer9, 30 Dec 1904 - Santa Monica Cal 10 Aug 1950; m Los Angeles Cal 27 June 1930 Katherine Carolyn b Los Angeles 7 Aug 1905, dau of Francis Or­ lando & Margaret Anne (Mackintosh) Jean.

394 Ch of Emma Norris8 (Ebenezer H7lmILSylvanus6-Benj5-Eben­ ezer4-Hezekiah3lmlLJob2) m James Howard Dempsey: all b Cleveland 0: 1. Olivia Norris9 Dempsey b&d Cleveland O 29 Aug 1886 - IO July 1889. 541 11. John Bourne9 Dempsey b&d Cleveland O 26 Sept 1888 - 20 May 1963; m Paris France 5 July 1928 Jean­ nette b Cleveland 26 July 1902, dau of Homer Hosea & Louise (Pope) Johnson. 542 m. Ernest Cook9 Dempsey b 15 Mar 1890; m Montreal Can 5 June 1924 Gertrude b Montreal 11 Feb 1901, dau of James Thomas & Gertrude (Devlin) Davis.

395 Ch of Herbert Clifton8 (Ebenezer H7lm 1LSylvanus6-Benj5-Eben­ ezer4-Hezekiah3lmlJ_J ob2) m Elizabeth Fero: all b Cleve­ land 0: 543 1. Madeleine9, 2 Nov 1890 - New Orleans La 4 Aug 1962; m Cleveland 26 Oct 1916 Allen Storr, Shreveport La 30 May 1880 - New Orleans 23 Apr 1957, son of John Alexander & Anna (Storr) Hackett. 11. Katherine9, 11 Apr 1893-9June 1893.

396 Ch of John Knowles8 (Sylvanus7-6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3lmlL

202 Jo b2) m Evelyn Bodfish: 544 1. John Bodfish9 b Boston Mass 3 July 1919; m Buzzards Bay, Bourne Mass 27 Nov 1954 Jacquelyn Alberta b Boston 3 Mar 1929, dau of John K & Alice (McAnulty) Carver. Grad U of Mass 1941; surveyor; WW II #31059851; enlisted Camp Devens Mass 15 Jan 1942; hon Disch Fort Dix NJ 27 Oct 1945; in survey section Hdqtrs Btry 934 FA Battalion in Italy, France, Germany; bronze star; 1969 Commonwealth of Mass DPW as surveyor (transitman) on highway surveying; interests: sailing, camping; gar­ dening; travel; nature; reading; symphonic music.

397 Ch of Ralph Hinckley8 (Sylvanus7-6 - Benj5 - Ebenezer4- Heze­ kiah3[m!L Job2) m Florence Hill Whiting: 545 1. Carol Whiting9 b Chicago Ill 3 Mar 1910; m there 11 July 1931 Edward Cole Jr, son of Edward Cole & Susie Perrin(Martin) Howe, Sr.

398 Ch of Frances8 Nye (Alvin7 Nye-Elisha6[mIJ Nye-Maria5-Jona­ than4[mILNathan3-Job2) m Samuel Lane: 1. HarrietMaria9 Laneb 19Nov 1823. 11. Henry9 Laneb 19July 1825. 111. Samuel Augustus9 Lane b 17 Dec 1829.

399 Ch of William8 Nye (AnseF Nye-Elisha6[m!J Nye-Maria5-Jona­ than4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m Susan Locke Siders: 1. Mary Catherine9 Nye b 14 Apr 1832; m Samuel Carr of Dwight Ill. 546 11. William Henry9 Nye, 8 Sept 1833 - Boise Ida 30 Mar 1894; m Carrie S Outerson. 111. George Albert9 Nye, 13 Sept 1835 - Washington DC 4 June 1864; m 1 June 1861 Carrie F C Coldren d 19 Aug 1861. In Civil War, enlisted Co K, 3rd Me Vols, wounded at Spotsylvania Pa. 547 1v. Charles Edward9 Nye b 31 Jan 1838; m 16 Nov 1865 Dorcas L White. Lived W Medford Mass. 548 v. John Edwin9 Nye b Hallowell Me 31 Jan 1840; m(l) 5 June 1872 Lizzie Pray, dau of Hannibal R & Elizabeth

203 B (Haskell) Smith; ·m(2) 12 Dec 1901 Mrs M Ella Goss. To Auburn Me 1887. In Civil War Cpl Co E, 3rd Me Inf 2Apr 1861-4June 1864. v1. Susan Elizabeth9 Nye, 26 July 1842-16 Sept 1844. 549 v11. Emily Louisa9 Nye b 11 Sept 1844; m 7 June 1873 Charles H Bassett of Hingham Mass. Lived Los Gatos Cal. 550 v111. Ellen Maria9 Nye b 11 Sept 1846; m 11 Sept 1884 F Herbert Parlin of E Winthrop Me.

400 Ch ofMehitableJ8 Nye (Elisha7-6[m2J Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mIL Nathan3-Elisha2) m Moses Pierce: 1. George T9 Pierce b Jan 1837. 11. ElishaNye9 Pierceb21 Aug 1839. m. Augustus B9 Pierce b 4 Oct 1840. 1v. Charles C9 Pierce b 2 July 1842. v. Jane S9 Pierce b 5 Sept 1845.

401 Ch of Charles Edward8 Schoff(Eunice7 Nye-Elisha6[m21 Nye-Ma­ ria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Anna P Huse: 1. Ann H use9 Schoff, 15 Nov 1828 - 1862. 11. Charles Wesley9 Schoff, 25 July 1830-1837. 551 m. Mary Jane9 Schoff b 6 Aug 1832; m 1855 Charles W Parker. He was on committee for publication of Nye Family of America Assn. See#401-vii below. 552 1v. EdwardNewell9 Schoff,10Octl834-187l;m ... v. Eunice Maria9 Schoff, 25 Sept 1836-1862. v1. Edwin Augustus9 Schoffb 6 June 1838. v11. Morgiana Heath9 Schoff b 26 Sept 1840; m as 2nd wife Charles W Parker. See #551 above. v111. Isabella9 Schoff, 8 Dec 1842-1843. 1x. Hartwell9 Schoff

402 Ch of Stephen Alonzo8 Scho.ff(Eunice7 Nye-Elisha6[mZJ Nye-Ma- ria5-Jonathan4[mll-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Josephine R Hastings: 553 1. Arnold Hastings9 Schoff b 13 Jan 1846; m 26 Dec 1870 Eliza F Wake.

204 554 11. Frederick9 Schoff b 25 Oct 1848; m 23 Oct 1873 Han- nah Kent. 555 u1. Alfred9 Schoff b 8 Nov 1851; m(l) Oct 1873 Mary E Keyes; m(2) Sept 1890 Rose Santer. iv. John Irving9 Schoff, 21 Oct 1854-11 June 1864. v. Gertrude9 Schoff, 2 Sept 1858 -5 July 1864.

403 Ch of William Lorenzo8 Schoff(Eunice7 Nye-Elisha6[mlJ Nye-Ma­ ria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Mary Felch: i. Ellen Augusta9 Schoff

403 Ch of William Lorenzo8 Schoffm(2) Mary Williams: 1. Mary J 9 Schoff 11. Anna T9 Schoff u1. Bessie E9 Schoff

404 Ch of Robinson Nye8 Schoff(Eunice7 Nye-Elisha6[m2J Nye-Ma­ ria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Harriet Blake or of m(2) Caroline Eldredge: 1. Joshua Robinson9 Schoff. 11. Frank9 Schoff m. Caroline9 Schoff iv. George9 Schoff v. Emma9 Schoff

405 Ch of Franklin Benjamin8 Schojf (Eunice7 Nye-Elisha6[m21 Nye­ Maria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m Ellen Sawyer: 1. Emma Adele9(?) Schoff 11. William9 Schoff

406 Ch of Genl George Henry8 Nye Sr (Chas7 Nye-Elisha6[m21 Nye­ Maria5 -Jonathan4[mIJ _ Nathan3 -Elisha2) m(l) Charlotte A Hassey: 1. Georgiana H9 Nye, Rome Me 19 Sept 1852-18 Jan 1861. 556 11. Clara A9 Nye b Rome Me 5 Apr 1856; m Washington DC 18 Feb 1880 Shields Burrd 6 Sept 1883. 557 111. Grace A9 Nye, Rome Me 12 Mar 1859 - S Natick Mass 26 June 1888; m Washington DC 8 July 1880 W Harry Steiger.

205 558 1v. Charlotte A9 Nye b Lewiston Me 14 Feb 1864; rn Berthier (ville?) Que Can 17 Aug 1886 Albert Ross Cuth­ bert. v. Gertrude H9 Nyeb Lewiston Me 16June 1867. vi. Catherine A9 Nye, Chicopee Mass 1 July 1870 - 20 May 1871. 559 vu. George Henry9 Nye Jr b Montreal PQ Can 24 Oct 1873; rn 9 July 1897 Maude L McCarvick. Machinist. Lvd Up­ per Newton Falls Mass.

407 Ch of Prince Mavrocordate8 Nye (Gilbert F 7lm2l Nye-John6 Nye­ Maria5 -Jonathan4[mIJ - Nathan3 - Elisha2) rn (1) Charlotte Sarah Vail: 1. Son9 Nye b 7 Oct 1865. 11. Ethel A9 Nye b 1867; rn 20 Sept 1890 Lyman W Cobb of Middleboro Mass.

408 Ch of Willard8 Nye Sr (Obed B7 Nye-Nathan6lmIJ Nye-Maria5- Jonathan4lm1LNathan3-Elisha2) rn Eliza A Barker: 1. Eliza W9 Nye b 1835; rn 28 Sept 1859 George H Allen of New Bedford Mass. 11. Clara9 Nye b 1841; rn 2 Oct 1865 George Henry Fessenden. 111. Abbie Tobey9 Nye b 1844; rn 12 Jan 1865 Dr John Ed­ ward Cobb of Taunton Mass. 1v. Willard9 Nye Jr b 21 Feb 1851. Lvd New Bedford Mass.

409 Ch of Ann Swift8 Nye (Danl B7 Nye-Nathan6lmIJ Nye-Maria5- J onathan4lmILNathan3-Elisha2) rn Charles H Burgess: 560 1. Clara9 Burgess b 20 May 1845; rn George W Rogers of Sandwich Mass.

410 Ch of Helen Adele8 Nye (Danl B7 Nye-Nathan6fmIJ Nye-Maria5- Jonathan4lmILNathan3-Elisha2) rn Elihu Nye: i. Millard Foster9 Nye, 15 Jan 1849-3 Sept 1850. ii. Roswell Foster9 Nye, 7 Aug 1851-23 Mar 1876.

411 Ch of Francis Henry8 Nye Sr (Danl B7 Nye-Nathan6lmIJ 1V,ve-Ma-

206 ria5 - Jonathan4[mtJ - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m(2) Frances Eliza Avery: 1. Francis Henry9 Nye Jr b 20 Feb 1865; m 6 June 1888 Nellie L Klock. 11. Cyrus Avery9 Nye, 22 Jan 1874-24 Sept 1880. 111. Carroll Edward9 Nye b 3 Feb 1877. Lvd Cleveland 0. 1v. Edith Avery9 Nye b 1 May 1878. Grad Syracuse U 1900. v. Robert Gibson9 Nye b 21 June 1880.

412 Ch of Nathans Nye II (Danl B7 Nye-Nathan6[mtl Nye-Maria5- Jonathan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Ellen S Richards: 561 1. Walter Edwin Richards9 Nye b 26 Mar 1856; m 21 Jan 1882 Edith Keith Perkins. 1876-1900 in carriage business Dorchester Mass; removed to Sagamore Mass. 562 11. Nathan Marshall9 Nye b 19 Mar 1858; m 30 Mar 1885 Ade- laide R Bryant. Grad DDS Austin Tex U. Lvd NY City. 563 111. Alfred Gibbs9 Nye, Falmouth Mass 24 Nov 1859 - Arkan­ sas City Kan 22 Apr 1891; m 5 May 1886 Clara M Eaton. 564 1v. William Elmer9 Nye b Falmouth Mass 10 Nov 1861; m 30 Dec 1886 Esther Anne, dau of Sylvester A & Eliz­ abeth ( A .. ) Snow. Lived Wareham Mass. 565 v. Henry Seymour9 Nye b Falmouth Mass 5 Jan 1864; m 5 July 1885 Kate RJarvis. Lived Chicago Ill. 566 v1. Joseph Bassett9 Nye b 20 Sept 1865; m 27 Oct 1892 Mabelle L Tyler. Lived Whitman Mass. v11. Ellen Richards9 Nye b 25 Feb 1868; m 28 June 1899 Frank Carleton Crowell of Chicago Ill. v111. Daniel Butler9 Nye II b 14 Oct 1871. Attended North­ western U Chicago Ill; grad Boston Dental School 1895; from 1897 in business in Tientsin China. 1x. Charles Dennison9 Nye, 29 June 1873 - 12 Oct 1873. x. Susan Abbie9 Nye b 1 Jan 1876.

413 Ch of William Hinckleys Nye (Nathan7-6[mtJ Nye-Maria5-Jon­ athan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) mJulia ... : 1. AliceJ9 Nye, 1848-26Apr 1874. 11. Nathan9 Nyeb2I June 1859.

414 Ch of Alfreds Nye (Nathan7-6[mtJ Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mIL

207 Nathan3-Elisha2) m Sophia A Hildreth: 1. Corinna W9 Nye b Dorchester Mass 13 Apr 1851; m 6 Aug 1890 Robert E Townsend of Quincy Mass. ii. Alfred Gibbs9 Nye b Quincy Mass 9 Aug 1852; m 21 Jan 1891 Elizabeth A McDonald.

415 Ch of Stephen Bassett8 Nye (Chas7 Nye-Nathan6[mIJ Nye-Maria5- Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m Mary Ann Gibbs: 1. Elizabeth Abigail9 Nye b 4 Apr 1844; m 5 July 1864 William Lapham Nye. 11. Charles Alfred9 Nye, 3 Apr 1850-12 May 1851. m. Hannah Butler9 Nye b 23 Jan 1852; m 24 Oct 1872 Henry Alden Belcher b Randolph Mass 8 Aug 1844. Hannah was temporary Secy of Nye Fam Assn, & in 1903 elected 1st Secy of Nye Fam of America Assn at meeting in Sandwich Mass. Henry grad Stetson High Sch in Randolph, worked in local dry goods store; at 19 worked for Jordan, Marsh Co in Boston; 20 Dec 1875 partner in RH White & Co, Boston until retirement Jan 1896. Mem Mass State Legislature 1897, 98. 33rd degree Mason, Deputy GR Master of the Grand Lodge, director 10 yrs. Dir of: Boylston Natl Bank & US Coal & Ore Co; Trustee Turner Public Library, etc. iv. Charles Freeman9 Nye, 16 June 1860 - 28 Mar 1864.

416 Ch of Joseph Palmer8 Nye (AnseF Nye-Stephen6 Nye-Maria5- Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Louisa Eliza Bagley: 1. Richard Watson9 Nye b 5 Nov 1858. 11. OrlandoP9 Nye, l July 1860-2Oct 1860.

416 Ch of Joseph Palmer8 Nye m(2) Mary H Riddell: 1. Mary P9 Nye b 1866; m 8 Aug 1888 Albert A Crocker of Boston Mass. 11. Charlotte C9 Nye b 17 Aug 1870; m Cambridge Mass 25 May 1897 Thomas H Griffin. 1v. LouisaE9 Nye, 15 Feb 1877-21 Nov 1890.

417 Ch of Allen8 Nye (JonathannmIJ-6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mIL Nathan3-Elisha2) m Lorana Decker: i. Melvin9 Nye of Fond du Lac Wisc.

208 No record of other 5 children.

418 Ch of Ansel Tobey8 Nye (Jonathan7[mll-6 Nye - Maria5 - Jona­ than4[mlL Nathan3-Elisha2) m Pauline Lamb: 1. Louise9 Nye, 15 Sept 1841 -12 May 1864. 567 11. William Henry9 Nye b Clinton Me 1 May 1849; m 19 Feb 1878 Cora Ella Gifford. Traveling salesman. Lived Lewiston Me.

419 Ch of Russell8 Nye (Jonathannm2?J-6 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlL Nathan3-Elisha2) m Mary E Johnson: 1. Fred9 Nye b 10 Oct 1861. 11. J ohn9 Nye b 5 Apr 1866. 111. Rena9 Nyeb2Julylll875.

420 Ch of Joshuas Nye (Jonathan7[m 2?l-6-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlL Nathan3-Elisha2) m(2) .... 1. Children9 Nye lived Canaan Me.

421 Ch of Alberts Nye (Ezra7 Nye -Jonathan6 Nye - Maria5 - Jona­ than4[m!L Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Rhoda Snow Totman: 568 1. Etta L9 Nye b 8 Apr 1846; m 28 Oct 1868 Marshall B Stebbins of Malden Mass. 11. Ann Augusta9 Nye, Jan 1847 -1849. 111. LewisHenry9 Nye,Aug 1852-Oct 1853. 1v. Willie9 Nye b&d Feb 1856. v. Luella Totman9 Nye, 25 June 1861 - 5 July 1880; m 10 Oct 1879 George W Eldridge.

422 Ch of Stephens Nye Sr (Ezra7 Nye-Jonathan6 Nye-Maria5-Jona­ than4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Lydia Fallow: i. Stephen9 NyeJrd 1850.

423 Ch of Abbie8 Nye (Ezra7 Nye -Jonathan6 Nye - Maria5 - Jona­ than4[mlL Nathan3-Elisha2) m Joseph Afoses: i. Ella9 Moses.

424 Ch of George William8 Nye (Ezra7 Nye-Jonathan6 Nye-Maria5-

209 Jonathan4[m 1LNathan3-Elisha2) m Clara Belle Hibbard: 1. Charles Henry9 Nye. 569 11. Edson Payson9 Nye b Lowell Mass 1856; m 9 May 1882 Mary B, dau of Alexander & Hannah McIntosh. Lived Boston Mass. 111. WillieJ9 Nye, 1858-21 June 1859. 1v. George E9 Nye b Lowell Mass 6 Dec 1859.

425 Ch of William Edgar8 Nye (Seth Freeman7 Nye-Zenas6 Nye-Ma­ ria5-J onathan4[mtJ_Nathan3-Elisha2) m Frances Hewett: i. EdgarH9 Nyeb30Apr1878.

426 Ch of Sarah Carver8 Nye (Abram7 (Abraham) Nye-Zenas6 Nye­ Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Leonard Wesson: 1. James Leonard9 Wesson b 28 June 1845; m Caroline Lucretia Stevens. Lived Boston Mass. 11. Herbert Warren9 Wesson b 16 June 1847; m Lottie D At­ wood.

427 Ch of Sarah Freeman8 Ellis (Geo7 Ellis Jr-Sabra6 Nye-Maria5- Jonathan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Horace Wheeler: i. Rev Horace Leslie9 Wheeler; grad Harvard 1881.

428 Ch of Joseph Hill Brinton8 Dillingham (Wm Henry7 D'ham Sr­ Nathan6 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Al­ ice Ebbs: 1. Elizabeth Cowan9 Dillingham, 24 Dec 1863 - 22 Feb 1908; unm. 570 11. William Henry9 Dillingham II, West Chester Pa 1 Feb 1865, living Warrenton Va 1911; m 17 Nov 1892 Anna Florence Dodson. 111. Charles Chauncey9 Dillingham, 8 Aug 1866 -8 Dec 1866. 1v. Alice9 Dillingham b 4 Oct 1867; m 9 June 1892 Louis William Atlee. v. John Conway Cowan9 Dillingham b West Chester Pa 24 June 1869. Entered U of Pa 1885; grad 1892 AB & LL B. Lawyer in Philadelphia, known as Conway Dillingham. v1. Florence9 Dillingham b 30 Dec 1870.

210 429 Ch of George Washington Ticknor8 Dillingham (Geo W7 D'ham­ Nathan6 D'ham-John5 D'ham - Eliz4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Anna Louise Hall: all b Columbus Ga: 1. Charles Hall9 Dillingham, 13 Aug 1866 - Atlanta Ga 14 Aug 191 l; m Washington DC 15 Feb 1908 Earle Vic­ to-ria Williams. In insurance business. 11. George Walker9 Dillingham b 16 Jan 1868, living Co­ lumbus Ga 1910; unm. 111. Lucy Elizabeth Cairnes9 Dillingham b 22 June 1870; m Columbus Ga 27 Nov 1895 TM Ticknor. 1v. Rosa Nelson9 Dillingham b 19 Feb 1872; living Ken­ osha Wisc 1911; unm. v. Kate Dexter9 Dillingham b 21 June 1874; m Columbus Ga 1 Oct 1900 Eugene H Daniel. v1. Charlotte Elmer9 Dillingham b 30 Oct 1877, living Co­ lumbus Ga 1921; m 15 Jan 1903 Joseph W Schuessler. v11. Robert Clifton9 Dillingham b 20 Aug 1879; m Albany Ga 4 Feb 1910 Sarah Tyler.

430 Ch of William Henry8 Dillingham (Simeon7 D'ham - Wm6 2 D'ham-J ohn5 D'ham-Eliz4- N athan3- Elisha ) m Jane Harriet Arnold: 1. George S9 Dillingham, 25 Feb 1853-28 Nov 1853. 11. Edward9 Dillingham b 2 Feb 1855; m Nina Ransom. Living Ogdensburg NY 1911. lll. Harriet A R9 Dillingham b 6 Apr 1857; m Ansel N Partridge; lived Denver Colo. lV. George Lincoln9 Dillingham b IO Mar 1860; m Ida B Smylie. In business NY City, lived Maywood NJ 191 I. V. Herbert H9 Dillingham b 24 May 1862; m Elizabeth Mirtrenes. Jeweler NY City, lived E Orange NJ 1911. 571 Vl. Charles9 Dillingham b Ogdensburg NY 27 Nov 1866; m(l) 4 Sept 1895 Mary Isabel b Ogdensburg 10 Apr 1868, dau of Hon William L Proctor; m(2) Louise Hardy. Coal dealer; mfgr of patent wall plaster. In Ogdensburg 1911. v11. Lana E9 Dillingham b 9 Oct 1867; m Charles H Signor. In Ogdensburg NY 1911.

211 431 Ch of Edward Cornelius Delavan8 Dillingham (Simeon7 D'ham-Wm6 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4 -Nathan3-Elisha2) m Hortense Martin; all b Lisbon NY: 1. Mamie E9 Dillingham b 7 Feb 1871; m 28 Oct 1902 George Sammons. 11. Clara B9 Dillingham b 16 Oct 1872; m 24 Oct 1900 Martin Mullen. 111. E Louisa9 Dillingham b 17 Apr 1874; m 19 Mar 1895 Samuel Thompson. 1v. Lana C9 Dillingham b 4 Dec 1876; m 19 Jan 1898 James Harper. v. Elizabeth9 Dillingham, 22 Apr 1879- Dec 1879. v1. Lottie P9 Dillingham b 17 Mar 1885; m 20 Feb 1907 William Axtel. v11. Fred L9 Dillingham b 23 July 1886; m 30 Oct 1907 Margie Harper. v111. Edwin9 Dillingham, 16 Oct 1888-5 Jan 1889.

432 Ch of Edwin Ruthven8 Dillingham Sr (Wm H7 D'ham - Wm6 D D'ham-J ohn5 D'ham-Eliz4-N athan3-Elisha2) m Susan Depuy: 1. Edwin Ruthven9 Dillingham Jr d Chicago Ill 1907; m Anna C ...... In newspaper business, several years with Chicago Times-Herald. Wdw living Chicago 1910. 11. Grace9 Dillingham d 29 June 1895; m 10 Oct 1878 Wil­ liam Marsh Benedict. She grad Vassar 1874. 111. Ella9 Dillingham; m ... Fox. 1v. Annie9 Dillingham d Chicago Ill; m James Cottle Hall­ stead of NY City. Removed to Chicago.

433 Ch of Lucius Abe118 Dillingham (Wm H7 D'Ham - Wm6 D'ham - J ohn5 D'ham-Eliz4- N athan3- Elisha 2) m Jennie E Lincoln: 1. Clara Eleanor9 Dillingham b Coldwater Mich 11 Mar 1868; m there 9 Oct 1894 John W S Pierson of Stanton (Mich?). She was a successful writer of children's books. Living Stanton 1923.

434 Ch of Darius Safford8 Dillingham (Wm H7 D'ham - Wm6 D'ham - J ohn5 D'ham - Eliz4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Mary Jane Pack­ wood:

212 1. Belle9 Dillingham b 18 July 1872; m Frank B Townsend. ii. Laura9 Dillingham b 20 May 1875; unm. Living Syra­ cuse NY 1921.

435 Ch ofWilliam8 Dillingham (Chas W 7 D'ham-Wm6 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Eliza Florilla McFadden: all b Rock Hill NC: 1. Lucy St Lawrence9 Dillingham b 28 Apr 1887. 11. Charles William9 Dillingham b 11 Aug 1892. m. Martha Camille9 Dillingham b 13 Nov 1894.

6 2 436 Ch of Horatio Bartlett8 Dillingham (John B7 D'ham-Branch [m l D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Elizabeth Mitchell Bourne: see #313.

437 Ch of Charles8 Dillingham (Simeon7 D'ham-Branch6[m2l D'ham­ J ohn5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Joanna Isabella Gibbs: all b Sandwich Mass: 1. Nannie Gibbs9 Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 9 Sept 1848-22 Feb 1887; unm. 11. Lucy Tobey9 Dillingham b 7 Feb 1852; m 25 Nov 1879 Dr James b Ireland 1849, son of John & Annie Mulligan. Grad Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh. Lucy wdw living Mt Vernon NY 191 I. 572 111. Alfred Ellsworth9 Dillingham b&d Sandwich Mass 30 Mar 1861 - 24 Nov 1907; m Pittsburgh Pa 16 Jan 1890 Isabelle Jane d Sandwich 1 Feb 1902 aet 45 yrs 9 mos, dau of Rev Frederick & Isabella (Williams) Freeman.

438 Ch of Naaman Holbrook8 Dillingham (Freeman B7[mtJ D'ham­ Branch6[m21 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Hannah B Morey: . 1. Paulina F9 Dillingham b&d New Bedford Mass 1 Nov 1866- 16 Feb 1889. 11. Joseph M9 Dillingham b&d New Bedford Mass 19 Oct 1870 - 24 Mar 1888. 111. Esther M9 Dillingham b New Bedford Mass 24 Jan 1875; m 16 Jan 1897 Samuel S b Dartmouth Mass 1873, son of

213 Jacob S & Anetta W (Negus) Peckham of Fairhaven Mass.

439 Ch of Eugene Freeman8 Dillingham (Freeman Bnm 11 D'ham­ Branch6[m21 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Gertrude Elizabeth Galavan: all b Boston Mass: 1. Florence9 Dillingham b 31 Oct 1875; m Edward B Adamson. Living Douglas Ariz 1911. 573 11. Frank Freeman9 Dillingham b 13 June 1877; m Esther Hawkins of Mammoth, Utah. Living Springville Utah 1911.

440 Ch of George Bartlett8 Dillingham (Freeman B7[m!J D'ham­ Branch6[mlJ D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eliz4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Mary Ann McCarthy: all b Fall River Mass: 1. Freeman9 Dillingham b IO Aug 1878. 11. Mary9 Dillingham, I 6 Apr 1882- 20 Nov I 882. 111. Katherine9 Dillingham b 3 July 1885. 1v. Mary E8 Dillingham b 13 Nov 1891.

441 Ch of Edwin Bourne8 Nye (Leml B7 Nye-Eliz6-Leml5-Thos4-Na­ than3-Elisha2) m(l) Susan M Woodward: 574 1. William Edwin9 Nye b Sandwich Mass 5 Sept 1858; m 24 Nov 1886 Annie M Hefferman. 11. FranklinH9 Nye, 17 Jan 1862-21 Aug 1892. 111. Lizzie Ann9 Nye b 4 Sept 1871.

442 Ch of William Lapham8 Nye (Leml B7 Nye-Eliz6-Leml5-Thos4- Nathan3-Elisha2) m Elizabeth Abigail Nye: 1. Mary Eliza9 Nye b 23 Sept 1865. 11. Augustus Sears9 Nye b 16 Oct 1870; m 6 Oct 1897 Alice Campbell Clapp. Lvd Dorchester Mass.

443 Ch of Sophia Es Nye (Geo P 7 Nye-Eliz6-Leml5-Thos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m Martin T Soule: i. Mattie E9 Soule b 4 Feb 1882.

444 Ch of Nannie BS Nye (Geo P7 Nye-Eliz6-Leml5-Thos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m Ezra G Perry:

214 i. Norman Ezra9 Perry b 22 Aug 1889.

445 Ch of William Haskell8 Jr (-7-Henry6[mILWm5[mILThos4-Na­ than3-Elisha2) m ... : i. Beatrice.9

446 Ch of Annie Gibbs8 Baker (Martha L7[mILHenry6[mILWm5[mIL Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Charles Ellsworth Pangman Sanford: 575 1. Helen Louise9 Sanford b New Haven Ct 26 Mar 1877; m there 2 Oct 1901 William Henry Harrison Jr b&d New Haven 15 Oct 1871 - 23 Feb 1938, son of William Henry Harrison & Catherine Ann Hewitt Sr. In 1901 changed his name to Harrison Hewitt. 11. Henry Ellsworth9 Sanford b&d New Haven Ct 21 Apr 1881 - Apr 1969; m there 16 Jan 1907 Ruth, dau of Frank Addison & Frances (Harrison) Corbin.No issue. 576 iii. Hazel Annie9 Sanford b New Haven Ct 23 Oct 1882; m there 1 June 1905 Ralph Morehouse, Flint Mich 26 Feb 1881 - New Haven 25 July 1970 son of William B & Car­ oline Murilla (Morehouse) Armstrong.

447 Ch of Francis Roland8 (Henry A7-Henry6[mILWm5[mILThos4 - Nathan3-Elisha2) m Harriet Moseley: 1. Helen Gibbs9 b Brooklyn NY 5 July 1884; m Cranford NJ 5 Oct 1907 Charles Lewis, Cincinnati O 18 Sept 1880 - S Norwalk Ct 18 Oct 1952, son of Thomas & Carolyn (Follin) Wrenn. No issue. 577 11. Abbie Hagerman9 b Brooklyn NY 2 May 1887; m Cran- ford NJ 25 Oct 1911 Wilbur B Ruthrauff, Toledo O 28 June 1886-Camden SC 13 Mar 1941. 111. Mildred Moseley9 b Cranford NJ 29 Oct 1895; unm. 1v. Frances Rowland9 b Cranford NJ 21 June 1900; m(l) Wilson Point Ct 1927 Everett Currier b Nova Scotia d Westport Ct 1954; m(2) Beaufort E Buchanan of West­ port Ct. No issue.

448 Ch of Henry Allen8 Jr (- 7-Henry6rm 11-wmsrm 11-Thos4-Na-

215 than3-Elisha2) m Anna Reliance Jones: 1. Kathryn9 b Brooklyn NY 28 June 1894. Lvg 1971 Sand­ wich Mass. 578 11. Henry Allen9 Jr, 8 Apr 1899 - Tulsa Okla 4 Dec 1966; m NY City Aug 1923 Martha Sheip. 579 m. Donald9 b Crawford NJ 31 Oct 1903; m Summit NJ 14 June 1930 Meredith b Summit 25 May 1907, dau of Robert Cade & Ada (Bell) Wilson.

449 Ch of Edward8 Gibbs (Maria L7-Henry6lm 1LWm5lm 1LThos4- Nathan3-Elisha2) m ... : l. Edna9 Gibbs; m Mr Jacobs(?).

450 Ch of John Henry8 Kelley (Almira H7-Henry6lm 1LWm5lmIL Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Maggie Collins: all b&d Brook­ lyn NY: l. Grace9 Kelley, ab 1890 - ab 1908 when bro John was a young boy. 11. John Averill9 Kelley, 15 May 1892/ 3 - Nov 1963; m?. No issue.

451 Ch of Maria Bourne8 Kelley (Almira H7-Henry6[mIJ_Wm5lml[_ Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m William A Andrew: 580 1. Gertrude Louise9 Andrew, Taunton Mass 2 Dec 1898 - Framingham Mass 4 Dec 1967, bur Cambridge Mass; m 29 July 1922 Benjamin Arthur, Cambridge Mass 8 Sept 1900 - Framingham Mass 23 Mar 1952, son of Benjamin & Linda (Frazier) MacArthur.

452 Ch of Gertrude Wainwright8 Kelley (Almira H7-Henry6lmIL Wm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m John Abram Tan­ dy Sr: all b Brooklyn NY: 581 1. Gertrude Almyra9 Tandy b 17 Aug 1891; m Marion Mass 12 Sept 1921 George Lindley b Sylvania Ind 27 Nov 1888, son of George Wallace & Anna (Jones) Us­ selman. 582 11. Burton Starr9 Tandy b 3 Sept 1893; m Springfield Mass 30 June 1923 Sara (Sally) b Springfield 26 Oct 1896, dau

216 of Walter& Sara Ann (English) Rushby. 111. John Abram9 Tandy Jr, 3 Nov 1895 - 17 Oct 1918; unm.InWWI.

453 Ch of Martha Louise8 Kelley (Almira H7-Henry6£m 1LWmsrm1L Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Maurice Ross: 583 1. Willis Bourne9 Ross, Portland Me or Fitchburg Mass 27 May 1897 - Brooklyn NY 29 July 1968; m Elizabeth Millerb 7 Apr or4July 1900. InNavy WW I. 11., 111. 2 Ross Ch9 stillborn. iv. Dwight9 Ross, 1901-1903.

454 Ch of Richard Salter8 Storrs Jr (- 7-Henry6£m 1LWmsrmiLThos4- Nathan3-Elisha2) m Mary F (E?; Tandy #582 says Helen) Donovan: 1. Richard Salter9 Storrs III b&d Brooklyn NY 18 Mar 1904 - 30 Dec 1954. (Tandy gives ab 1893-95 - 27 Dec 1951). Unm.

455 Ch of Phillips Payson8 (Thos B7£m2LHenry6£m2LWm5£mJL Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Gertrude Hulbert: 584 1. Barbara9 b Newburyport Mass 23 Mar 1909; m Welles- ley College (lvg Framingham Mass) 9 Oct 1937 Harold b Boston Mass 23 Sept 1902, son of Harry Sytheney & Ethel Gertrude (Moors) Bray. Barbara grad Wellesley 1929.

456 Ch of Jesse Haskell8 (Thos B7£m 2LHenry6[m21-wmsrm11- Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Alice Dunham Eddy: 585 1. Dorothy Curtis9 b Foxboro Mass 1 Sept 1899; Brad- ford Mass 20 June 1925 Starr Margetts b New Lebanon NY 7 Mar 1895, son of William Manton & Mary Louise (Margetts) King. Lt Col US Army Ret (WW I & II). Dorothy grad Smith Coll 1922; Starr U of Mass BS 1921; Harvard MA Education. 11. Harriet Payson9 b Haverill Mass 26 Jan 1901; unm. 586 111. Ruth Burgess9 b Haverill Mass 9 Sept 1903; m Bradford Mass 21 June 1930 William Frederick Jr b Medford Mass

217 24 July 1901, son of William Frederick & Clara M (Coop­ er) Fletcher Sr. 587 1v. Eleanor9 b Bradford Mass 14 Aug 1908; m by Rev George Cary,Bradford (Haverill) Mass 9 May 1937 Rob­ ert Harding b Boston Mass Hosp (parents lvg Somer­ ville Mass) 22 Nov 1914, son of Ashley Clyde, Bear River, Hants Co., NS 9 Oct 1888 - Groton Mass Hosp 1 Aug 1962 & Helen Marguerite (Stage) b Somerville 23 June 1892, Zwicker. 588 v. Mary Alice9 b Bradford Mass 31 Jan 1913; m Newton Mass 12 Aug 1939 Lester Edward b Abington Mass 1 Dec 1904, son of Edward Ambrose & Mary Isabelle (McPhillips) Callahan.

457 Ch of William Harold8 Hitchcock (Annie Z7 - Henry6[m2l - Wm5[m 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Winifred Harriet Lundy: 589 1. Mary Fair9 Hitchcock b Dedham Mass 4 July 1916; m Mexico City Mex DF 6 June 1940 Tomas Grandison b Panama City, Canal Zone 12 May 1917, son of Albert & Estella(Grandison) Ennis. Div Mexico City 1951. 590 11. William Lundy9 Hitchcock b Dedham Mass 22 May 1915; m there 17 June 1939 Florence Edna b Amesbury Mass 16 Nov 1915, dau of William Edwin & Gertrude Amalia (Mueller) MacQuarrie. War service: #31463199; drafted Ft Devens Mass Apr 1944 - hon disch there May 1946 Sgt; served Camp Lee Va 1944-46. Vice-Pres & Treas Norfolk & Dedham Fire Ins Co 1937-1963; Vice-Pres & Controller Consolidated Mutual Fire Ins Co 1963. Hob­ bies golf, camping, bridge.

458 Ch of Richard Haskell8 Hitchcock (Annie Z7 - Henry6[m2l - W m5[mIL Thos4-Nathan 3-Elisha 2) m Irene Lowe: 1. Ruth9 Hitchcock b Fitchburg Mass 27 June 1910; m Belmont Mass 6 June 1956 Archie Cuthbert Grant b Buffalo NY 14July 1908. No issue. 591 11. Richard Bourne9 Hitchcock b Fitchburg Mass 19 June 1915; m Belmont Mass 12 Feb 1937 Ruth b Somerville

218 Mass 25 Sept 1915, dau of Elijah Bliss Robertson, St John NB Can 30 May 1881 - Watertown Mass 8 Sept 1965 & m Cambridge Mass 3 Oct 1900 Grace Celine Hull b Cambridge 3 Nov 1884. War service: US Navy #199981; enlisted Utica NY 1943 hon disch Philadelphia Pa 1945; usual medals given out at the time; 1971 Consultant with DuPont Co Wilmington Del.

459 Ch of Martha Caroline Hepzibah8 Abbott (Caroline W7 Tobey­ Leml6 Tobey-Joshua5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Samuel Belcher: 1. Samuel Clifford9 Belcher b 20 Mar 1839; m 19 Jan 1869 Ella Olive, dau of Spaulding & Sarah (Rich) Martin of Wilton Me. 11. Anna Gill9 Belcher, 1841-1842. m. Abbott9 Belcherb 17 Mar 1843. 1v. William Fuller9 Belcher b 13 Mar 1845; m 6 Oct 1869 Clara AT, dau of Daniel& Emily(Ela) Beedy. v. Fuller9 Belcher, 13 Sept 1852-24June 1852(?). v1. Hamilton Abbott9 Belcher b 18 Aug 1854. v11. Mary Caroline9 Belcher b 25 July 1856; m 24 Oct 1878 James Hayes Waugh. viii. & ix. 2 ch9 Belcher dy.

460 Ch of Nancy8 Tobey (Thos A7 Tobey-Heman6[mJJ Tobey-Corne­ lius5 Tobey- Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Henry Wing: i. HenryT9 Wing. LvdNYCity.

461 Ch of Charles Edward8 Pope (Hannah7[mlJ Tobey- Mel6 Tobey­ Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Harriet L Bourne: 1. HannahLouise9 Popeb 15 Dec 1851. 11. Clarence Edward9 Pope b 24 Sept 1856. m. Carrie Bourne9 Pope b 22 Oct 1861. 1v. CharlesThomas9 Popeb20Aug 1863.

462 Ch of Ezra To beys Pope Sr (Hannah7[mll Tobey-Mel6 Tobey-Cor­ nelius5 Tobey - Deborah4 Pope - Eliz3 - Elisha2) m Abby S Gibbs:

219 1. Francis Edward9 Pope b 24 Aug 1850. 11. Seth Freeman9 Pope, 19 July 1852-28 Jan 1884. Unm. 111. AbbyGibbs9 Popeb 16Mar 1854. 1v. Eben Crocker9 Pope b 31 Dec 1855. v. Eugene R ussell9 Pope b 28 Sept 1857. v1. Alice Estelle9 Pope b 5 June 1861. v11. Annie Tobey9 Pope b 1 Mar 1863. v111. Augustus Russell9 Pope b 12 Oct 1866. ix. Ezra Tobey9 Pope Jr b 2 Mar 1868.

463 Ch of Frederick Seth8 Pope Sr (Hannah7[mzJ Tobey-Mel6 Tobey­ Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pape-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Martha E Towle: 1. Frederick Seth9 Pope Jr b 13 Jan 1875. Grad Dartmouth 1897; Supt of Schools Sandwich Mass. 11. Elsie Marie9 Pope b 6 Apr 1879. School teacher. 111. Ilda Towle9 Pope b 7 Apr 1883. Attended Bridgewater Mass Normal School; teacher 1902 Sandwich Mass.

464 Ch of Melitiah8 Tobey (Ezra7 Tobey-Mel6 Tobey-Cornelius5. To­ bey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Caroline E Fessenden: i. Abby F9 Tobey b N Bridgewater Mass 3 July 1857.

465 Ch ofLouise8 Tobey(Joshua7 Tobey-Mel6 Tobey-Cornelius5 To­ bey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m William H Marston: 1. Charles Henry9 Marston. 11. William Warren9 Marston.

466 Ch of Joshua Fessenden8 Tobey (Joshua7 Tobey - Mel6 Tobey - Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Cordelia Brett: 1. Charles Fessenden9 Tobey b Palmer Mass 25 July 1861; m Arlette Campbell of Akron 0. Lvd Cleveland 0. n. Fred Almon9 Tobey, Abington Mass 24Jan 1863-dy. 111. Martha Louise9 Tobey, 24Jan 1864-dy. 1v. Joshua Lincoln9 Tobey dy. v. Fred Keith9 Tobey, 2Jan 1867-5 Sept 1889. v1. Lillian Alma9 Tobey b Wellfleet Mass 9 Sept 1868; m 10

220 Oct 1889 Fred W Sargent. v11. Phosa Colton9 Tobey b Provincetown Mass 19 May 1871. vu1. George Beebe9 Tobey b Provincetown Mass 17 May 1873; m Boston Mass 1 June 1899 Lillian F b Ashland Mass 1875, dau of Frederick & Nellie (Snow) Dodge of Roxbury Mass. Lvd Dorchester Mass. 1x. Avis Louisa9 Tobey; m Frank Bostock of Brockton Mass. x. Cordelia Brett9 Tobey; m 22 Nov 1899 Edward Lyman b 1869, son of Stillman S & Mary I (Curtis) Perkins of Brockton Mass. x1. Jesse Cook9 Tobey b Provincetown Mass 2 May 1877; m Edith L Smith of Brockton Mass. Lvd Dorchester Mass. x11. LuluBartley9 Tobeyb29Juiy 1878. xm. NannieMayo9 Tobeyb 16Feb 1880. xiv. Arthur Wilkinson9 Tobey b Harwich Mass; m Minerva S Handien of Dennis Mass. In business with his father in Harwich. xv. HarryWolcott9 Tobey b Harwich Mass 8 Aug 1884.

467 ChofGustavusBassett8 Tobey(Robt7[m1l Tobey-Joshua6[m2J To­ bey-Corneiius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Amy Estella Spurr: 1. Louise Estelle9 Tobey, Buffalo NY 11 June 1858 - Brooklyn NY 8 June 1875. 11. Ethel Marguerite9 Tobey b Brooklyn NY 20 Mar 1878; m 18 June 1901 Samuel Eugene, son of Capt Eugene Giberson, a Civil War vet.

468 Ch of William Robert8 Tobey (RobtnmiJ Tobey-] oshua6[m 21 To­ bey-Cornelius5 Tobey-Deborah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Lucy Emma Hayward: 592 1. William Hayward9 Tobey b Westfield Mass 27 June 1872; m Chicago Ill 3 May 1900 Myra Estelle b Chicago Ill 19 Jan 1876, dau of Newton Herbert & Clara (Lane) Bates. In Chicago 1894 in drygoods commission business; I 897 western mgr for J H Lane & Co of NY City; lvd Evanston Ill. Helped with Tobey Gen.

469 Ch of William Henry8 Tobey (Wm C7 Tobey-Wm6 Tobey-Dr Eli-

221 sha5 Tobey- Deborah4 Pope - Eliz3 - Elisha2) m Lucy Worth Fuller: 1. Lucy Anne9 Tobey. 11. William Henry Augustus9 Tobey b New Bedford Mass 1 Mar 1835; m Cambridge Mass 21 Nov 1870 Catherine R, dau of John R & Mary (Arrington) Stone. (Or should it be Catherine R Stone, dau of John R & Mary ( ...)Arrington. See Tobey Gen 243. 111. Nathaniel9 Tobey.

470 Ch of Edward8 Morse (ParneF[m21M ason-Thankful6 Tobey-] ohn5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Caroline Terry: 593 i. Lydia A9 Morse; m Benjamin White.

471 Ch of Sarah M8 Tobey (Levi7 Tobey-Zaccheus6[mll-5-Sarah4 Pope­ Eliz3-Elisha2) m Clarence Egbert Wellman: 1. Horace Levi9 Wellman b Sheldon Ia 27 Dec 1883. (Data from Mrs Mary Louise (Wellman) Loomis.)

472 Ch of Delia Irene8 Tobey (Richd W7[mll Tobey-Zoeth6-5[m2l To­ bey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Thomas Bell: 1. Abbie W9 Bellb 1856. 11. Arthur9 Bell b 1864.

473 Ch of William Elliots Tobey (Richd W7[mll Tobey-Zoeth6-5[m21 To­ bey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Martha F Martin: 1. Anna C9 Tobey, 1856-drowned 1873. 11. LydiaM9 Tobeyb 1859.

474 Ch of Phebe Roxannas Tobey (Richd wnmu Tobey-Zoeth6-5[m2l Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Amos W Eddy: 1. Emma L9 Eddy, 1855-1875. 11. Marcia M9 Eddy b 1857. 111. Nellie M 9 Eddy b 1862. 1v. Edmund W9 Eddy b 1870.

475 Ch of Orvis S8 Tobey (Richd wnm1LZoeth6-5[m 2l Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Nancy M Hargin:

222 i. Jennie B9 Tobey b 1863. 11. AlpaA9 Tobeyb 1866. m. Lena J 9 Tobey b 1867. 1v. James K9 Tobey b 1870.

476 Ch of James K8 Tobey (Richd W7lm2J Tobey-Zoeth6-s[m 2J To­ bey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Mary C Robinson: 1. Lelia M9 Tobey b 1873. 11. LauraC9 Tobeyb 1875. m. Clara Leone9 Tobey b 1879.

477 Ch of Dr Elbridge A8 Tobey (Allen7 Tobey-Zoeth6-Slm21 Tobey­ Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Katy Doty: i. Allen9 Tobey.

478 Ch of Frank Gerry8 Tobey (Geo7lmJJ Tobey-Elisha6lm2J Tobey­ Princes Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Ednah Dow: 1. Mary Lucina9 Tobey, 21 Jan 1877 -12 Nov 1886. 11. Hathorne Parker9 Tobey, 5 Dec 1879-23 Jan 1884.

479 Ch of William Henry8 Tobey (Geo7lm2J Tobey-Elisha6lm 21 To­ bey-Princes Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Georgia Anna Rogers: , 1. GeorgeRogers9 Tobeyb 13July 1901.

480 Ch of John Elbert8 Tobey (Wm7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey-Noahs Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m ... : 594 1. Edward J 9 Tobey: m ... 595 11. Jennie May9 Tobey b 16 Sept 1863; m 3 Apr 1884 Da- vid Sargent b 24 Jan 1861, son of Jeremiah Morrow & Mary Ann(Smith) Danforth. Lvd nr Marysville 0.

481 Ch of Henry Archibald8 Tobey (Wm7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey­ Noahs Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Minnie Conklin: 1. Helen C9 Tobey b Dayton O 5 Aug 1883. 11. Alice B9 Tobey b Lima O 19 Dec 1884. m Clara Louise9 Tobey b Toledo O 18 June 1889.

223 482 Ch of Melinda MS Tobey(Chas F7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Uriah Cook: 1. Arch T9 Cookb22July 1868. n. Fred W9 Cookb4Apr 1871. 111. HarryS9 Cookb20June 1873.

483 Ch of Marys Tobey (Chas F7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 To­ bey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) mJohn M Lane: 1. Omer9 Laneb22July 1870. 11. Estella9 Lane b 1 Mar 1872. 111. Elvesta9 Lane b 3 Dec 1875. 1v. Forest9 Laneb 17 June 1885.

484 Ch of Virginia F 8 Tobey (Chas F7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m William L Morse: 1. Charles H9 Morse b 1 Sept 1875. 11. Guy 19 Morse b 25 July 1882.

485 Ch of William A9 Tobey (Chas F7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Flora Dally: 1. Eva9 Tobey b 18 Sept 1885. 11. Lelia9 Tobey b 1 Oct 1887.

486 Ch of Edward cs Tobey (Chas F7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Margaret Stine: 1. Dau9 Tobey b&d 1902. 11. Verell9 Tobey b 3 July 1903. 111. Raymond9 Tobey b Aug 1904.

487 Ch of Russens Blackwell (Lydia7 Perry-John6 Perry Jr-Bathshe­ ba Gibbs5-4-Hannah3-Elisha2) m Lydia Phinney: see #383.

488 Ch of Maj Sylvanus Bournes Phinney Jr (Olive C7-Mel6-5-Syl­ vanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m(l) Eliza C ... : 1. Cordelia Hildreth9 Phinney d 16 June 1835 aet 3 yrs 4 mos. 11. Laura Henshaw9 Phinney d 8 Oct 1844 aet 11 mos (d 8 Oct 1841 aet 14da?).

224 489 Ch of Nancy8 Winslow (NathanieF Winslow-Keneim6 Winslow III-Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear) m Mr E Murch: i. Charles9 Murch d 13 Jan 1863.

490 Ch of Sophia8 Gallison (J os7 Gallison - Abigail6 Winslow - Abi­ gail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Jefferson Cushing: i. Helen9 Cushing b ab 1837; m Mr CH Coy.

491 Ch of Charlotte8 Gallison (J os7 Gallison-Abigail6 Winslow-Abi­ gail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Mr R Buzzell: 1. Avery9 Buzzellb 1844. 11. Helen9 Buzzellb 1849.

492 Ch of Edward8 Gallison (J os7 Gallison - Abigail6 Winslow - Abi­ gail5-Sylvanu s4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Miss B Pierce: i. James 9 Gallison b 1849.

493 Ch of John W 8 Gallison (John7 Gallison III-Abigail6 Winslow­ Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Clarissa Cilley: i. Helen L9 Gallison b June 1848.

494 Ch of Abigail8 Gallison (Winslow7 Gallison-Abigai16 Winslow­ Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Martin Stratton: i. L Ellen9 Stratton b 1850; m Mr CW Stockman. ii. Martha E9 Stratton b 185 L iii. John H9 Stratton b 1853.

495 Ch of John8 Gallison (Winslow7 Gallison-Abigail6 Winslow-Abi­ gai15-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m ... : 1. Erastus W9 Gallison b 14 Jan 1842. n. Miriam E9 Gallison b 8 Apr 1843; m Nov 1858 Mr J H Whittaker. m. Howard M9 Gallison, 17 July 1844-13 June 1865. 1v. Vashti A9 Gallison b 19 Aug 1845; m Nov 1868 Eben Worcester. v. Flora A9 Gallison, 29 Nov 1847 -June 1868. v1. Martin C9 Gallison b&d 1850. vii. Purbot H9 Gallison b 26 Sept 1851.

225 496 Ch of Mary ws Gallison (Sylvanus7 Gallison-Abigail6 Winslow- Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mJLShear2) m Mr EA Pendleton: 1. FredericH9 Pendletonb7Nov 1838. 11. Frances E9 Pendleton b 6 Sept 1841. n1. Adelia E9 Pendleton b 5 Jan 1844. iv. Almatia A9 Pendleton, 4June 1847-2June 1852. v. EdnaJ9 Pendletonb 15June 1851. v1. MaryW9 Pendletonb 19Nov 1858.

497 ChofSusanBakersBrigham(Ruth7[mIJ Winslow-Jos6 Winslow­ Abigail5 - Sylvanus4 - MeIJ[mIJ - Shear2) m Henry Thomas Keith: all b Bridgewater Mass: 1. Leora9 Keithb8Novl847. 11. Henrietta9 Keith b 27 June 1853. One of these daus m George D Davis of Newton Mass.

498 Ch of Orra Pierces Winslow (Capt Kenelm7 Winslow II-J os6 Win­ slow-Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mILShear2) m Minot Curtis Shaw: 1. Kenelm Winslow9 Shaw b 19 Mar 1850; m 1 June 1873 Mary Bennett Gardner of Nantucket Mass. 11. Walter Curtis9 Shaw b 9 Aug 1852. m. Lester Arnold9 Shaw b&d E Bridgewater Mass 27 Mar 1855-18 May 1856. 1v. Mary Winslow9 Shaw b 30 Mar 1863.

499 Ch of Chloe Janes Winslow (John B7 Winslow-Jos6 Winslow­ Abigail5-Sylvanus4-Mel3[mIJ_Shear2) m Charles White Hub­ bard Sr: all b&d Pittsburgh Pa: 1. Lucy Jane9 Hubbard, 20 Apr 1856-6 Dec 1862. 11. Luranie Emeline9 Hubbard, 15 Aug 1860-14 Feb 1862. m. Ellen Elizabeth9 Hubbard, 16 June 1862- 20 Oct 1862. 1v. John Winslow9 Hubbardb 18 Dec 1864. v. Charles White9 Hubbard Jr b 28 Sept 1866.

500 Ch of John Abbotts Winslow (John B7 Winslow-Jos6 Winslow­ Abigail5 - Sylvanus4 - MePrm 11 - Shear2) m Katherine Smith Loring: 1. George Herbert9 Winslow b Bridgewater Mass 21 Aug 1-861.

226 501 Ch of Charles Brigham8 Winslow (Jos7[m2l-6 Wins/ow-Abigail5- Sylvanus4-Mel3[mlLShear2) m Emma Cupples: all b Brady's Bend Pa: 1. Annie Lydia9 Winslow b Fri 2 Sept 1864. 11. Harry Dudley9 Winslow b 22 Mar 1866.

502 Ch of William Martin8 Thacher (SamF Thacher-Hannah6-Jas5- Silas4-MeJ3[m1LShear2) m Elizabeth Gushee: all b Norton Mass: 1. Dau9 Thacher. 11. Elizabeth M9 Thacher b 5 Mar 1865.

503 Ch of Henry B8 Thacher (SamF Thacher-Hannah6-Jas5-Silas4- MeJ3[m1LShear2) m Mary J (Burt) Wrightington: 1. William Dexter9 Thacher b Dighton Mass 1 July 1877; m by Rev Roderick J Mooney Attleboro Mass 3 Nov 1909 Florence K b N Attleboro Mass 1881, dau of Charles J & Julia A (Nickerson) Morrison. 11. Harriet May Maria9 Thacher b&d Raynham Mass 7 July 1879 -2 Oct 1880 of cholera infantum.

504 Ch of Francis Everett8 Thacher (SamF Thacher-Hannah6-Jas5- Silas4-MeJ3[m1LShear2) m Elvira Frances Waldron: 1. Walter Howe9 Thacher b Dighton Mass 8 Aug 1864; m by Rev George W King Taunton Mass 12 Oct 1892(?) Jennie M b Taunton 1871, dau of Richard L & Bettey J (Walker) Hewitt of Taunton. u. Frank W9 Thacher b&d Taunton Mass ab 1865 - 12 July 1891 of paralytic insanity. Unm. 111. Clara H9 Thacher b Taunton Mass 3 Sept 1866. 1v. Hattie A9 Thacher b Taunton Mass 11 Oct 1872.

505 Ch of Eliza Ann8 Thacher (John 7 Thacher-Hannah6-Jas5-Silas4- MeJ3[mJLShear2) mas 2nd wife Edward Thacher: 1. Gertrude9 Thacher b&d Yarmouth Mass 5 Aug 1839 - 15 Apr 1875; m there by Rev J P Perry 30 Aug 1860 Capt Henry Arey b 1839. No issue. (NY Gen & Biog Reg XLIV 343; NEHGRJuly 1915 252, 253.)

227 506 Ch of Charles Henry8 Durland (J os7 Durland-Cynthia6 Ruggles­ Richd5 Ruggles-Bathsheba4lm 2LMel3lmlLShear2) m(2) Lou­ ise Proctor Fears: 596 1. Charles Albert9 Durland, Gloucester Mass 18 Feb 1873 - Los Angeles Cal 26 Mar 1942; m Gloucester 10 July 1894 Mary Davies, London Eng 8 Sept 1872 - Pasadena Cal 27 July 1953.

507 Ch of Lyman8 (Ezra7lm 2LNathan6lmll-5-Saml4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Isabelle Chandler: 1. Child;9 m ...

508 Ch of Ann Elizabeth8 Bosworth (Mary Ann7-John Waldron6- Shear5lmll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Henry Wanning: 1. Henry F9 Wanning b 30 Mar 1846; rn Harriet (Hattie) Downs of Ct. 11. Clara A9 Wanning b 17 May 1848; m Almond S Allen. m. ThomasE9 Wanningb 19June 1950.

509 Ch of John Waldron8 II (Benj S7-John W 6-Shear5lmll-4-Ezra3- Shear2) m Miss Pratt: i. Frederick Wardwell.9

510 Ch of Benjamin Townsend8 (Benj SLJohn W6-Shear5lmll-4-Ezra3- Shear2) m Miss Eaton: 1. Edward Gordon.9 11. Robert Wardwell.9 m. Nettie Wardwell.9 twins. 1v. Nellie Sherburne.9

511 Ch of William Henry8 (Benj SLJohn W6-Shear5lm 1H-Ezra3- Shear2) m Miss Bubb: 1. Jacob Wardwell9; m Miss Earp. 11. Eliza beth J9. 597 111. William W9; m( I) Miss Morse; m(2) Miss McIntyre. 1v. Creacy9. v. Harry S9; m Miss McLaughlin.

228 512 Ch of Julia Jones8 Hays (Mary T 7 Fales-Mary6-Shear5[mJJ-4_ Ezra3-Shear2) m Richard Henry Alvey Sr: all b & raised at 137 S Prospect St Hagerstown Md, which is still (1963) a fine house: 1. Frank9 Alvey; m Ann Smythe. Moved to Tex bef 1885. 11. William9 Alvey; m Clara Swartzman. Moved to Tex bef 1885. 598 iii. Julia9 Alvey, 18 Dec 1867 - 30 July 1951; m Glenn H Worthington. 599 1v. Richard Henry9 Alvey Jr, 1869 - 1911; m Lelia Bernard Scott. v. Mary Fales9 Alvey, 20 Dec 1870 - Darlington Md 24 Aug 1894 (Allen recs give 1895); m as 1st wife Hagers­ town 1890 Joseph Augustus Graeme Allen, 28 Dec 1866 - Darlington Md 11 Oct 1935. No issue. Vl. Frederick9 Alvey, 1873-1906; m Ann McSherry. vii. Charles9 Alvey, 1875-1914; m Elizabeth Mccomas. 600 Vlll. Margaret Nelson9 Alvey, 22 May 1879 - Winter Haven Fla 8 Mar 1968; m 2nd wife Hagerstown Md 4 Oct 1900 Joseph Augustus Graeme Allen. See #v above. IX. Henry9 Alvey, 1881-1914; m Bertha Keyser. 601 X. Anna Elder9 Alvey, 26 July 1885 - Evanston Ill Feb 1942, heart attack, bur Haden plot, Charlottesville Va; m( 1) Alexandria Va 8 Sept 1908 John Vincent Jamison Jr, Lu­ ray Va 28 Feb 1885 - Hagerstown Md 28 Aug 1954. Le­ gally separated 1925, div 1928 (3 yr wait by Md law); m(2) NY City ab 1930 Clifton James Haden b Crozet Va ab 1895-97.

2 513 Ch of Helen SmithB (Benj A7-Shear6-5[m21-4-Ezra3-Shear ) m Charles Edward Chase: 602 1. Genevieve Bourne9 Chase, Hartford Ct 4 Mar 1887 - Farmington Ct 2 Sept 1936; m Hartford 17 June 1911 Thomas Hewes, Baltimore Md 27 May 1888 - Farming­ ton Ct 15 June 1957. He m(2) Washington DC 1940 Harriet .... 603 11. Porter Bourne9 Chase b Hartford Ct 27 May 1896; m(l) Hartford I Sept 1917 Marion Tuttle b Hartford 25 May

229 1898; div Titusville Fla 7 Sept 1957; m(2) St Augustine Fla 14 Sept 1957 Gloria Loof b Providence RI 15 Mar 1922; div Fort Lauderdale Fla 28 Oct 1958; m(3) Gloria Loof Miami Fla Sept 1962; div W Palm Beach Fla 21 Dec 1964.

514 Ch of Frederick8 Joy (Mary7-Shear6-5[mZl-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Louise Grundy Todd: 1. Frederick9 Joy, Louisville Ky 12 Mar 1894 - Bar Harbor Me 16Aug 1907.

515 Ch of Henry Bourne8 Joy (Mary7-Shear6-5[mZl-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Helen Hall Newberry: 1. Dau9 Joy b&d 501 E Jefferson Ave Detroit Mich 10 Dec 1893 - 12 Dec 1893. 604 11. Helen Bourne9 Joy b 501 E Jefferson Ave Detroit, corner Russell St, 4:30 AM Fri 20 Mar 1896 (Det VR say 17 Mar, incorrect); m(l) "Fair Acres" Grosse Pointe Farms Mich 16 June 1917, Howard Barker b&d Detroit 13 Aug 1891 - 28 Feb 1962, son of James Louis & Mary (Lawson) Lee; div Detroit 11 May 1922; m(2) Bartow Fla 11 June 1927 Claude Seneca Taylor d Winter Haven Nov 1962; div Winter Haven 30 June 1934; name legally changed from Taylor to Lee, Winter Haven 2 Oct 1936; m(3) Tuc­ son Ariz 26 Feb 1948 Lloyd Roberts Moore; div Winter Haven 8 Feb 1950; name legally changed from Moore to Lee. (Detroit VR XXIX 96; XXXII 219). Helen Bourne attended Detroit Seminary For Young Ladies, E Jefferson Ave; Masters School Dobbs Ferry NY 1911-13; Paris Villa Dieudonne, 34 Ave Mozart 1913-14; written travel articles for papers since 1937; book Traveling with Gran'ma 1952, Dor­ rance & Co, Phila - about camping trip around the world with Swiss Baron Hans de Meiss-Teuffen; has 1970 over 12,000 slides; lectures on travels; Member: Christ Episc Ch Westerly RI; Watch Hill RI Y C Charter Member; Watch Hill Improvement Soc; RI Writers Guild; League of Women Voters; Sigma Gamma Assn Detroit, which runs an orthopedic Clinic there; Natl League for Women's Service, Washington DC, a training program for women in WW I, was Official Camp chauffeur; Red Cross Motor Corps

230 #604 - Helen Bourne Joy Lee with Baron Hans de Meiss-Teuffen on camping trip around the world I 950-51.

Helen Bourne Joy Lee with boa constrictor at Benares India. driver. Canteen work; Leader of Girl Scout Troop in Grosse Pointe 1916, in Winter Haven Fla 1924-35, gave them Scout house, still in use 1970. NS DAR; Women Desc Ancient & Honorable Artillery Co, through Thomas Joy; Colonial Dames; Col Daus 17th Century; Daus Amer Colonists; Daus Barons of Runnymede; Magna Carta Dames; Order of the Crown; Ladies of the Garter; Americans of Royal Descent; Huguenot Soc; Dames of the Court of Honor; Desc of Colonial Clergy thru Richard Bourne; Sons & Daus of the Pilgrims; Order of Three Crusades; Historic Memorials, De­ troit; Desc of Col Governors; Mayflower Soc thru Gov Wm Brad­ ford; US Dau 1812 Wars, Ct State Pres 1969; ex-regent Ponce de Leon Ch DAR Winter Haven Fla; DAR RI State Historian 1963; DAR RI Amer History Month State Chr 1965-67; NE His Gen Soc, Boston; Translated from original French, some letters & dia­ ries of Marquis Chartier de Lotbiniere, French engineer who built Fort Ticonderoga NY; (the originals are now 1970 in the Canadian Archives, Ottawa, given them by the owner George Aycrigg of Winter Haven Fla); in 1938 Hurricane Watch Hill RI (see appen­ dix). Living 1970 Westerly RI. 111. Marian Handy9 Joy b&d Detroit Mich 16 Dec 1899 - 23 Oct 1910, of appendicitis while her parents were on a "Glidden Automobile Tour" of NH. 1v. James Frederick9 Joy b&d Detroit 18 Mar 1903 - 16 Nov 1906, of scarlet fever. 605 v. Henry Bourne9 Joy Jr b "Fair Acres" Grosse Pointe Farms Mich 8 Apr 1910; m Christ Ch GPF 3 June 1933, Mary Elizabeth b Springfield Mass 6 Sept 1912, dau of Wood & Anna Louise (Wilson) Williams. Service rec: enl Mich Natl Guard, Detroit Battery F 182 FA 1 Feb 1932, disch 4 May 1932 due to eye injury (lead pellet from skeet shooting lodged in eyeball); WW II #A0-908355; enl Detroit 1st Lt 14 June 1942; at Tyndall Field Panama City Fla as range officer June 1942 - Dec 1943; Capt 15 Jan 1943; Dir Ground Ranges Jan-Oct 1944; Pine­ castle AFB, Orlando Fla Group Gunnery Officer Nov 1944-Jan 1946; Major, Detroit 10 Dec 1945; Hon Disch Patterson AFB Fairfield O 21 Feb 1946; Citations: Amer Theater Ribbon; WW II Victory Medal & Commendation Ribbon.

232 516 Ch of Richard Pickering8 Joy Sr (Mary7-Shear6-5[m2J-4_Ezra3- Shear2) m(l) Ella Gertrude Hopkins: 1. Ella Hopkins9 Joy b&d Detroit Mich 9 Apr 1897 - 9 Mar 1943. Unm.

516 Ch of Richard Pickering8 Joy Srm(2) Mary Moore: 606 1. Richard Pickering9 Joy Jr, Detroit Mich 25 June 1909 - suddenly Harbor Springs Mich 14 Apr 1968; m Toledo 0 3 Oct 1931 Mary Virginia (Sue) b Toledo 28 July 1911, dau of Harold Sheldon Reynolds. Mary Virginia (Sue) m(2) Harbor Springs Mich 26 Sept 1970 Frank Ellis Jr b Chicago Ill 6 Dec 1910, son of Frank Ellis& Georgia Frances (Brown) Pierce. Richard WW II Service: #122713; in USA; enl 16 Sept 1941 MM 1/c, staff NTS Detroit; Lt JG USNR 23 Dec 1941 USS Bab­ bitt DD 128; 29 Jan 1942 Exec Officer USS Alabaster; 3 Jan 1942 Sound School Key West Fla; Lieut I Apr 1942 CO USS SC 648; European Theater: 21 Aug 1943 CO USS PC 1227; 2 Apr 1944 Cdr Patrol Unit #2; 31 May 1944 Cdr Task Group 81-4-2 Sec I; I Sept 1944 Cdr PC Unit; 4 Oct 1944 Lt Cdr Type Cdr; invaded Italy, Anzio; South France, turned ships over to France; 27 Jan 1945 re­ turned to USA; 4 Oct 1945 out of active service; I Mar 1954 retired from USNR. (Bureau of Personnel, Washington DC). 607 11. William Moore9 Joy b Detroit Mich 31 Dec 1912; m(l) Grosse Pointe Farms Mich 24 Sept 1938 Patricia Ford b Detroit 19 July, 1912, dau of Joseph Bernard & Stella Dunbar (Ford) Schlotman; div 1st Dist Virgin Islands 13 June 1953. Patricia m(2) Grosse Pointe Farms 31 July 1954 James Henry Carmel. William m(2) Christ Ch Grosse Pointe Farms I 0 Nov 1956 Elizabeth (Cooper) Cauchois b Detroit 23 Nov 1923; Elizabeth m(l) GPF 31 Oct 1942 Wadsworth Scott Cauchois. William's Service Record: #420702; Feb 1941 Wisc Natl Gd as 2nd Lieut, became a rated pilot; during 1st 18 mos of war, pilot with anti-submarine command in North Atlantic; Capt June 1942; Major 1943, to McClellan Field Sacramento Cal; Chief Test Pilot & Chief of Flight Test Section; 1945 in command of squadron des­ tined for the Pacific; Sept 1945 separated from the service at end of war as Major; Col CAP USAF; Cdr Mich Wing 1948-51; Cdr Great Lakes Region 1951-56; Member Natl Exec Bd CAP 1951-

233 56, on staff of Genl Carl Spaatz. m. Thomas Bourne9 Joy, Detroit Mich 18 Sept 1917 - San­ ta Monica Cal 23 Feb 1938 in plane crash, while flying on his own time, while student at Ryan School of Aero­ nautics.

517 Ch of Maj Raymond Henry Jones8 Perry II (Julia S7 Jones-Ju­ lia6[mJJ_Benj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Frances Lavi­ nia (Blake) Butler: 608 1. Frances Raymond9 Perry b&d Bristol RI 26 Sept 1869; m 1898 Dr Alfred Merriman.

518 Ch of Rev James DeWolf8 Perry II (Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[m!L Benj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Elizabeth Russell Tyson: 609 1. Robert Swain9 Perry, Bristol RI 19 Aug 1867 - Cave Springs Ga July 1932; m Philadelphia Pa 26 Apr 1892 Harriet Augusta Smith, Iowa 5 Jan 1868 - Summit NJ 26 Jan 1941. 610 11. Julia Bourne9 Perry, Germantown Pa 5 Mar 1869 - Mil- ton Mass 16 Oct 1960; m Germantown 7 June 1894 Wil­ liam Bartlett, Plymouth Mass 27 Mar 1868 - Milton Mass 12 Nov 1937, son of James Danforth & Mary Ann (Bart­ lett) Thurber. 611 n1. Rt Rev James DeWolf9 Perry III, Germantown Pa 3 Oct 1871 - Summerville SC 20 Mar 1947; m New Haven Ct 2 Jan 1908 Edith Dean, New Haven 17 Aug 1875 - Charleston SC 24 Feb 1955, dau of Prof John Ferguson & Mary Hannah (French) Weir. Grad Germantown Acad 1887; AB U of Pa 1891; STD 1911; LLD 1931; AB Harvard 1892; BD Cam­ bridge (Mass) Theol Sch 1895; DD Brown 1912; DD Trinity 1932; DD U of South 1933; STD Gen Theol Sem 1931; STD Columbia 1931; STD Russian Orthodox Theo! Sem, Paris France 1940; Dea­ con 1895; Priest 1896 of Prot Episc Ch; asst min Christ Ch Spring­ field Mass 1895-97; Rector Christ Ch Fitchburg Mass 1897-1904; of St Paul's New Haven Ct 1904-11; Consecrated Bishop of RI at St John's Providence RI 6 Jan 1911; Presiding Bp of PE Ch in USA 1930-37; Overseer Harvard U 1937-43; Chaplain 6th Mass Inf 1898-1904; Sr Red Cross Chaplain WW I 1918,19; Legion

234 d'Honneur, France; Kappa Phi Sigma; Soc of the Cincinnati; Vice Pres Pilgrims of America; both bur Juniper Hill Cem Bristol RI. 612 1v. Elizabeth Russell9 Perry b&d Philadelphia Pa 9 Jan 1875 - 1 Mar 1966; m Philadelphia 30 Oct 1900 Russell Sturgis, Westerly RI 16 June 1864 - Boston Mass 5 Nov 1918, son of John Parkinson & Adelaide Sears (McCul­ lough) Hubbard. 613 v. Emily Tyson9 Perry, Bristol RI 23 Apr 1881 - Charles- ton SC 31 Jan 1966; m Germantown Pa 21 May 1902 James Savage b&d Milton Mass 8 Mar 1864 - 17 Oct 1951, son of Henry Sturgis & May Hathaway (Forbes) Russell. Div 1936; James m(2) 1938 Madeleine Brewer Whitney.

519 Ch of Rev Calbraith Bourne8 Perry Sr (Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mIL Benj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Antoinette Jones: 1. Julia Jones9 Perry b & bp Bristol RI 1 July 1896, bp at their home "Silver Creek" Wed 16 Sept 1896. U nm. 11. Calbraith Bourne9 Perry Jr, b Bristol RI 1 July 1898. Unm.

520 Ch of Charles Varnum8 Perry Sr (Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mILBenj 5- Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Mary Isabelle Trotter: 1. Andrew Ramsey9 Perry, 28 July 1879 - Providence RI (?) ab 1960. 11. James De W olf9 Perry, b&d Bristol RI 17 Dec 1880 - 1947. Unm. 111. Charles Varnum9 Perry Jr, Bristol RI 21 Mar 1883 - Baltimore Md 1936. U nm. 1v. Mary Isabelle9 Perry b&d Bristol RI 10 Dec 1884 - 2 Apr 1958. Unm. v. Calbraith Bourne9 Perry b&d Bristol RI 16 Mar 1886 - 19 Mar 1968; m NY City 20 Sept 1928 Marie Lea b NY City 11 Dec 1906, dau of Charles Lewis & Marie Jacoba Elizabeth Lea (Botzen) Nicholson. v1. Eleanor Ramsey9 Perry, Bristol RI 20 Apr 1890 - Penna 1918. Unm. Deaconess Nurse. v11. Oliver Hazard9 Perry, Bristol RI 19 June 1891 - Conn Vet Home 1958.

235 v111. Basil Harrison9 Perry, Providence RI 5 Aug 1893 - ab 1955; m NY City Lila Hall Crawford.

52 l Ch of Frank Bourne9 Gaylord ( Achsah G8 - Elisha 7 - J onathan6 - Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Annie Louise Gere: all b Detroit Mich: 1. Gladys10 Gaylord b 28 July 1888. Unm. Lvg 1971 Lyme Center NH. 614 11. William Minor10 Gaylord b 10 May 1891; m at Little Ch Around the Corner NY City 13 June 1919 Alberta Re­ becca (7th dau of 7th dau) b Otisville NY 22 Sept 1889, dau of Benjamin & Rebecca Jane (Rundle or Randle?) Rumph. 111. Edward Baker10 Gaylord b&d Detroit Mich 27 Jan 1898 - Aug 1899. Bur Northampton Mass.

522 ChofEdwardGaylord9 (JasR8 -Elisha7 -Jonathan6 - Johanna 5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-Job2) m Annie Thomson Nettleton: all b New Haven Ct: 615 1. William Nettleton10 Sr b New Haven Ct 19 Apr 1896; m Boston Mass 7 Feb 1931 Eleanor Gray b&d Cambridge Mass 17 Dec 1904 - 3 Apr 1968, dau of John & Susan Loring (Jackson) Noble. WW I service: enlisted New Ha­ ven Ct ( 4 yr enrolment) 15 Apr 1917 - hon disch (by Mail) from Brooklyn NY 15 Apr 1921. Active duty 17 May 1917 - 21 Dec 1918, mostly in & around NY City; with District Communication Supt & later with Aide for Information (same office, the name was changed) in NY Dec 1917 - Sept 1918. 616 11. James Russell10 b 6 Apr 1897; m New Haven Ct 6 Apr 1918 Dorothy Winslow, NY City 24 Nov 1893 - Rhine­ beck NY 17 Apr 1969, dau of William & Sophia (Rhea) Dulles. WW I enlisted 5 Jan 1918; hon disch 9 July 1919; 2nd Lt FA 1st Div AEF France 1918-19; retired. 617 m. Edward Walter10 b 17 June 1898; m Milton Mass 5 July 1930 Margaret b Hyde Park Mass 17 Dec 1907, dau of George Holdredge & Margaret Schouler (Williams) Wat­ son. Grad Taft Sch Watertown Ct 1910-15; AB Yale 1919;

236 NY State Bar 1922; assoc with Alexander & Green NY City 1920-29, Partner 1929-67; Counsel 1967; 2nd Lt FA AUS Sept-Dec 1918; Govt Appeal Agent Local Bd 42 NY City 1940-43; mem Alien Enemy Hearing Bd #3 NY City 1943-45; Mem: NY State Bar Assn; Assn of City of NY; Soc of the NY Hosp, Gov-Chr Comm Psychiatric Com; Psychiatrist at Clinic; Chr Comm on Westchester Div; Repub; Episc; Clubs: Century Assn; Down Town Assn; author "Findings of Value in RR Reorganization" (Yale Law Journal May 1942). 618 1v. Henry Thomson10 b 10 Feb 1900; m(l) Cohasset Mass 2 June 1923 Gertrude Barrett, Cohasset 2 Feb 1900 - Concord Mass I May 1971, dau of Marshall SP & Edith Miltonia (Barrett) Williams; div 9 June 1943; m(2) 19 June 1943 Gertrude (Robinson) Pierson b Hartford Ct 12 Feb 1906, dau of John Trumbull & Gertrude Doolittle (Coxe) Robinson. v. Grace Elizabeth10 b I May 1902; unm. Retired Vice-Pres 1st New Haven Ct Natl Bank, Trust Administration.

523 Ch of Henry Eldridge9 ( J as R 8- Elisha7 -J onathan6-J ohanna5 Nye­ Mehit4-Tim3-J o b2) m Margaret Ann Mason: 1. Margaret Gibbs 10 b Norwich Ct 29 Jan 1891; unm. Lvg Vancouver BC 1971. 619 11. Richard Mason10 b Cleveland O 21 May 1895; m there 12 June 1920 Dorothy b New Brighton Pa 5 May 1894, dau of Frederick George & Juliette (Townsend) Barker Sr.

524 Ch of Austin Gray9 (Jerome LB-Joshua T7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-J ob2) m Ruth Evelyn Burgess: 620 1. Earl Burgess 10 b Waban Mass 5 Feb 1907; m Plymouth Mass 15 Sept 1934 Catherine b Newton Centre Mass 9 Oct 1908, dau of James Russell Chandler, Andover Mass 26 May 1877 - Framingham Mass 2 May 1965; m Newton Centre 12 June 1906 Marie Louise Bartlett, Bos­ ton Mass 28 Feb 1878-Framingham 12 Apr 1962.

524a Ch of James Russell9 Chapman (Eliz8 Russell-Mehit7-Jonath-

237 an6-J ohanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 - J ob2) m Antoinette Mc­ Kim Hagar: 620a 1. Mary Hagar10 Chapman, Denison Tex 7 Sept 1880 - Oakland Cal 26 Mar 1964; m London Eng 20 Dec 1906 Hans Paul Ahrnke, Hoboken NJ 28 Oct 1878 - Carmel Cal 11 Apr 1966. Mechanical Eng; grad Stevens Inst of Tech, Hoboken NJ. Built generating station Glascow Scotland 1904-05; & at St Petersburg (Leningrad) Russia 1907-08; In USA consulting eng for dairy machinery cos. Retired 1939. 11. Russell Goodwin1° Chapman, b&d Denver Colo Sept - Nov 1882.

525 Ch of Charles Franklin9 Hartford Jr (Hannah B8 Ellis-Nathan B7lmJLHannah6-Benj 5lm 1LTim4-3-J ob2) m Emma F Alley: 1. Abbie Louise 10 Hartford b 20 Dec 1885; m 14 Mar 1906 Frank Bigney. 11. Susie Victoria10 Hartfordb 7 Jan 1889; m Mr O Patterson. m. Charles Franklin10 Hartford III b 3 Jan 1891. 1v. D Winslow Bourne10 Hartfordb 20June 1892.

526 Ch of Harrison Ellis9 Hartford (Hannah B8 Ellis-Nathan BnmiJ Ellis-Hannah6-Benj5lm 1LTim4-3-Job2) mJulia Alice Wiswell: 1. Alton Harrison 10 Hartford b 22 Aug 1885. 11. Florence Alice 10 Hartford, 18 May 1889-10 Nov 1889. iii. Ellis Wiswell10 Hartfordb 17 Feb 1891. 1v. Mabel Eldora10 Hartfordb 1 Mar 1894.

527 Ch of Nathan Bourne Ellis9HartfordSr (Hannah B8 Ellis-Nathan B7lmJJ El/is-Hannah6-Benj 5lmJLTim4-3-Job2) m Emma Carrie Howard: 1. Ezra Coleman Howard10 Hartfordb 14 Mar 1885. 11. Newton Keith10 Hartfordb 7 Feb 1887. 111. Nathan Bourne Ellis 10 HartfordJrb 21 Apr 1889.

528 Ch of Abbie Victoria9 Hartford (Hannah B8 Ellis - Nathan B7lmll Ellis-Hannah6-Benj 5lmJL Tim4-3-J ob2) m George Alfred Bennett:

238 1. Gladys 10 Bennett b 17 Jan 1890. 11. Charles Alfred 10 Bennett b 1 June 1896.

529 Ch of George Edward Story9 Ellis (Edwd S8 Ellis-Geo W E7 Ellis­ Hannah6-Benj5[mtL Tim4-3-Jo b2) m Grace A Collinson: 1. Edward Story10 Ellis II b Bourne Mass 1 Jan 1910; m(l) Lillian Blackwell; div Fla; m(2) 1965 Thelma ... 621 11. Louisa Augusta10 Ellis b E Sandwich Mass 23 May 1911; m Miami Fla 2 Sept 1933 George Charles Jr b Chicago Ill 16 June 1901, son of George Charles & Lena (Sarowick) Hiltwein Sr. m. Flora Emily10 Ellis b E Sandwich Mass 26 Sept 1912; m Fort Lauderdale Fla 1 Sept 1933 Marvin L Hood. 1v. Alexander Collinson10 Ellis b Sagamore Mass 22 Oct 1913; m Albany Ga 8 June 1936 Albia Howell Grace b 3 June 1915. 622 v. Russell Blackwe111° Ellis b Bourne Mass 5 Nov 1918; m(l) 1936 Kathleen ... ; div; m(2) 1938 Estelle ... ; div; m(3) 1950 Sarah .. .

530 Ch of John Perry Blackwell9 Ellis (Edwd S8 Ellis-Geo W E7 Ellis­ Hannah6-Benj5[mlL Tim4-3-J ob2) m Abbie Jenette Nye: 1. Caroline10 Ellis, 9 June 1914 - 10 May 1917. 623 u. Bernice 10 Ellis b 11 Mar 1917; m 13 Apr 1935 James Thornton Miner b 5 Jan 1911. 624 m. Richard Bourne10 Ellis b 22 Aug 1918; m 3 July 1948 Mary Leith b 5 Oct ... 625 1v. Howard (Harold?) Nye10 Ellis b 20 Nov 1921; m 1 Aug 1948 Betty Louise Edwards b 18 Sept 1921.

531 Ch of Louise Phinney9 Blackwell (Lydia8 Phinney-Louise7 Perry­ Lydia6-Thos5-Job4-Eleazer3-J ob2) m Edward Story8 Ellis: see #381.

532 Ch ofBethuel Merritt9 Newcomb (Deb C8 Shaw-Mary S7 Chand­ /er-Deb6-Lydia5 Swift-Thankful4 Morey-Hannah3-Job2) m Annie Sarah Harkness: 626 1. Ralph Pitcher10 Newcomb b Breckenridge Cal 26 Feb

239 1885; m Oakland Cal 8 Apr 1912 Edith Fern b 12 Apr 1886, dau of William Edwin & Ellen Josephine (Thorn) Snow. Ralph grad Sch of Nursing U of Cal 1916; Capt Signal Corps USA 1916. 627 11. Earlbert N 10 Newcomb, Oat Hill Cal 7 Aug 1887 - Mid- dletown Cal 1 Jan 1919; m Hollister Cal 26 June 1910 Pearl b 14 Mar 1892, dau of Byrd Allen & Viola (York) Hunt. Pearlm(2) ....

533 Ch of Nathan Ellis9 (Heman8-Alden7-John6-Ebenezer5[m21-4_ Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m Helen Frances Hathaway: 628 1. Leroy Ellis 10 b&d Wareham Mass 22 May 1887 - 9 Aug 1944; m there 30 June 1907 Cora May Manimon b&d Wareham 18 Oct 1887 -31 May 1960. 629 11. Doris Warren10 b Wareham Mass 23 Feb 1903; m there 8 Aug 1926 Edgar Zenas b W Wareham Mass 11 Nov 1904, son of George Washington & Ada A (Gould) Wilcox. m. Sherod10 dy Wareham Mass (1-2 yrs).

534 Ch of Murie19 (Horace B8-Sylvanus7[mtLEbenezer6-Benj5-Ebe­ nezer4-Hezekiah3[mlLJ ob2) m William Tooher: 5 children10 Tooher.

535 Ch of William Warren9 (Ezra W 8-Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj5-Ebe­ nezer4-Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m Marion Adeline Reif: i. Warren Normand10 b Cleveland O 31 Jan 1915.

536 Ch of Eleanor9 (Benj F8-Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m Preston St George Floyd: all b Cleve­ land 0: 630 1. Franklin Bourne1° Floyd b 27 Nov 1919; m Cleveland 0 13 June 1942 Elizabeth South b Cleveland 2 July 1921, dau of Frederick Daniel b 12 May 1890 & Elizabeth Nagel(South) b Sewickley Pa 1 July 1898, McLaughlin. 631 11. John Buchanan1° Floyd b 2 May 1922; m Cleveland 4 Feb 1950 Jane Stair b Cleveland 25 July 1923, dau of Henry Stiles & Constance Stager (Calkins) Curtiss.

240 632 111. Mary Caroline1° Floyd b 27 Mar 1928; m Cleveland 19 June 1951 Warren Griffith Jr b Cleveland 9 Sept 1945, son of Warren Griffith & Elizabeth King (White) King Sr.

537 Ch of Benjamin Calvin9 II (Arthur C8-Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj 5- Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[m 1LJ o b2) m Martha Williamson Blair: all b Cleveland 0: 1. Arthur Charles 10 b&d Cleveland 26 Feb 1939-12 Apr 1942. 633 11. Mary Frances10 b 21 Oct 1941; m Falls Church Va 1 Nov 1963 William Gaertner b Orange NJ 25 June 1940, son of Walter F & Lucy Clara (Gaertner) Waldau. 634 111. Richard Curtis10 b 15 Feb 1943; m Erving Mass 18 June 1966 Carol b NY City 19 Nov 1944, dau of Clement Anton & Margaret Elizabeth (Smith) Duma. 635 1v. Thomas Calvin10 b 18 Apr 1945; m Fairmont W Va 22 Feb 1964 Barbara b there 27 Jan 1944, dau of Cullen Bryant & Margaret Nathalia (Corbin) Conner. v. David Charles10 b 23 Aug 1954.

538 Ch of Charles Taplin9 (Arthur C8-Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj 5-Ebe­ nezer4-Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m Marjorie Florence Jacobs: all b Arlington Va: 1. Robert Arthur10 b 9 Apr 1947. 11. SallyLou10 b24June 1949.

539 Ch of Henry Thayer9 (Henry KB[mlLBenj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj5- Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[mlLJob2) m(l) Catherine Jane Mac­ kintosh: all b Cleveland 0: 636 1. Elizabeth Jane 10 b 16 June 1931; m Cleveland 30 June 1953 James Jared Jr b Cleveland 17 Jan 1929, son of James Jared & Florence (Corney) Tracy Sr. 637 11. John Mackintosh10 b 17 Aug 1938; m Cleveland 24 June 1964 Miriam Norton b Cleveland 13 Aug 1942, dau of Robert Issac & Frances Norton (White) Gale Sr.

540 Ch of Lawrence Thayer9 (Henry KB[mIJ_Benj C7-Ebenezer6-Benj5- Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3[mILJob2) m Katherine Carolyn Jean: 638 i. Katherine Jean10 b Cleveland O 1 June 1932; m Los An-

241 geles Cal 27 June 1954 A Peter Jr b Pasadena Cal 9 Aug 1927, son of A Peter & Mildred (Hench) Gates Sr.

541 Ch of John Bourne9 Dempsey (Emma NS-Ebenezer H7lmtLSyl­ vanus6 - Benj5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3lmtJ - J ob2) m Jeanette Johnson: all b Cleveland 0: 1. Bourne Pope10 Dempsey b IO Sept 1930; m Cleveland 8 May 1971 Louise Aldrich b Washington DC 20 Apr 1944, dau of Lawrence Alson & Lucia (Chamberlain) Pomeroy Jr. Louise grad Laurel Sch & McGill U, Montreal Can (grad work); research asst at Fed Reserve Bank of Cleve­ land. Bourne grad Phillips Acad Andover Mass & Yale (St Elmo Soc); Harvard Law Sch; 2 yrs in US Army, one of them in Germany; 1971 with law firm of Ford, How­ land, Whitney & Haase, Cleveland. 639 11. Alfred Johnson10 Dempsey b 2 June 1932; m Minneapo- lis Minn 23 Nov 1957 Lynn b Cleveland 2 July 1935, dau ofKerrwin& Audrey(La Fave) Hagerty. 640 111. Andrew Squire10 Dempsey b 24 Mar 1934; m Cleveland 22 Aug 1961 Elizabeth Hope b Cleveland 27 Dec 1937, dau of John Gooch & Elizabeth (Browning) Gibson.

542 Ch of Ernest Cook9 Dempsey (Emma N8-Ebenezer H7lmtLSyl­ vanus6-Benj5 -Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3lmtJ _Job2) m Gertrude Davis: all b Cleveland 0: 641 1. John Bourne10 Dempsey II b 25 Nov 1925; m Montreal PQ Can 11 Sept 1948 Marie Therese b Montreal 1 Mar 1926, dau of Charles Edouard & Marguerite-Marie (Job­ in) Gravel. 642 ii. Diane Gertrude10 Dempsey b 28 Apr 1928; m Cleveland 30 Aug 1952 Frank Spurgeon Jr b Wollaston Mass 27 June 1922, son of Spurge on & Dorothy (Stimson) Treco Sr.

543 Ch of Madeleine9 (Herb CS-Ebenezer H7lmtLSylvanus6-Benj 5- Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3lmtJ_J ob2) m Allen Storr Hackett: 643 1. Elizabeth (Betsey) Bourne10 Hackett b Cleveland O 20 Oct 1917; m New Orleans La 13 June 1940 Albert Brown Pat­ erson b Meridian Miss 21 Feb 1915, son of Albert Barnett

242 Paterson, Blantyre Ont Can 20 Jan 1883 - New Orleans 6 Aug 1952 & m Meridian 21 Jan 1908 Annie Evans Brown b Meridian 8 Sept 1883. 644 11. Mary Ann10 Hackett b New Orleans La 2 May 1920; m there 31 July 1941 Harold Van Buskirk b New Orleans 17 Feb 1920, son of Harold Oren & Elizabeth Clay (Van Buskirk) Cummins. 645 m. Ruth Margaret10 Hackett b Cleveland O 31 Aug 1921; m Pharr Tex 5 Sept 1942 John Charles b Lansing Mich 18 Dec 1917, son of George Leo & Caroline (McGinness) East. 646 1v. Jane Caroline10 Hackett b New Orleans La 28 Mar 1924; m Atlanta Ga 28 May 1943 Edward Preston Jr b Napo­ leonville La 1 Jan 1920, son of Edward Preston & Ger­ trude (Graner) Munson Sr. 647 v. Richard Alexander10 Hackett b New Orleans La 13 June 1926; m there 28 May 1949 Edith Mildred b Saleida SC 17 Nov 1927, dau of Henry Oma& Leila(Goff) Rodgers.

544 Ch of John Bodfish9 (John K8 - Sylvanus7-6 - Benj 5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3[mIJ - Job2) m Jacquelyn Alberta Carver: all b Wareham Mass: 1. Christopher John10 b4 Oct 1955. 11. Alan Richard 10 b 22 Sept 1957. m. Evelin Margaret10 b 29 Sept 1959. 1v. Gregory Andrew10 b 16 Dec 1961.

545 Ch of Carol Whiting9 (Ralph H 8-Sylvanus7-6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3[mILJob2) m Edward Cole Howe Jr: 1. Barbara Whiting10 Howe b Chicago Ill l May 1934. 11. Susan Perrin10 Howe b Chicago Ill 21 May 1935. 111. Caro1Judith10 Howeb Evanston Ill 21 Nov 1941. 1v. Florence Margaret10 Howe b Evanston Ill 28 Mar 1947.

546 Ch of William Henry9 Nye (Wm8 Nye - AnseF Nye - Elisha6[mIJ Nye- Maria5 -Jonathan4[mIJ - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Carrie S Outerson: 4ch10 Nye.

547 Ch of Charles Edward9 Nye (Wm8 Nye - AnseF Nye - Elisha6[mIJ

243 Nye - Maria5 -Jonathan4[mIJ - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Dorcas L White: 1. Alice Maud10 Nye b 17 Feb 1867. 11. Elmer Ralph10 Nye, 16 Apr 1868 - Worcester Mass 21 July 1868. 111. Ethel Blanche10 Nye, Lowell Mass 2 Aug 1877-24 May 1889. 1v. Roy Herbert10 Nye, 2 Aug 1877 -drowned 20 Sept 1895.

548 Ch of John Edwin9 Nye(Wm8 Nye-AnseF Nye-Elisha6[mIJ _ Ma­ ria5-Jonathan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Lizzie Pray Smith: 1. Albert Edwin10 Nye b 3 Oct 1873. 11. Alice Louisa10 Nye b 28 July 1875. m. Charles Hannibal10 Nye b 6 Nov 1877. iv. Mabel Elizabeth10 Nye b 7 Oct 1879. v. Willie Harold10 Nye, 13 July 1881-21 Sept 1881.

549 Ch of Emily Louisa9 Nye (Wm8 Nye-AnseF Nye-Elisha6[mtJ Nye­ Maria5 -Jonathan4[mlJ _ Nathan3 -Elisha2) m Charles H Bas­ sett: 1. Arthur10 Bassett.

550 Ch of Ellen Maria9 Nye (Wm8 Nye-AnseF Nye-Elisha6[mll Nye­ Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m F Herbert Parlin: i. 2 ch10 Parlin.

551 Ch of Mary Jane9 Schoff (Chas ES[mll Schoff- Eunice7 Nye -Eli­ sha6[m21 Nye - Maria5 -Jonathan4[mll - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Charles W Parker: 1. Mary10 Parker. 11. Charles Schoff10 Parker. 111. Herman10 Parker. 1v. Alston10 Parker. v. Ross10 Parker.

552 Ch of Edward Newell9 Schoff (Chas E8[mlJ Schoff-Eunice7 Nye­ Elisha6 [m 2l Nye-Maria5 -J ona than4[m2l-Na than3- Elisha2 ) m ... : 1. Charles Edward 10 Schoff II. 11. Edward Frank10 Schoff.

244 553 Ch of Arnold Hastings9 Schoff(Stephen A8 Schoff-Eunice7 Nye­ Elisha6lm21 Nye - Maria5 -J onathan4lm 21- Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Eliza F Wake: 1. Grace Fredericka10 Schoff 11. Alfred Irving10 Schoff m. Harry10 Schoff

554 Ch of Frederick9 Schoff (Stephen AS Schoff- Eunice7 Nye - Eli­ sha6lm21 Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4lm2LNathan3-Elisha2) m Han­ nah Kent: 1. Wilfred Harry10 Schojfb 27 Nov 1874. 11. Edith Gertrude 10 Schoffb 15 May 1877. m. Louise10 Schojfb 19 Dec 1880. 1v. Leonard Hastings10 Schoffb 7 Nov 1884. v. Harold Kent 10 Schoffb 13 Sept 1886. v1. Eunice Margaret10 SchoffbJune 1890. v11. Albert Lawrence10 Schoffb Mar 1894.

555 Ch of Alfred9 Schoff(Stephen As Schoff-Eunice7 Nye-Elisha6lm 21 Nye- Maria5 -Jonathan4lmIJ -Nathan3 - Elisha2) m(l) Mary E Keyes: 1. Bertha10 Schojfb 1874. 11. Olive10 Schojfb 1879.

555 Ch of Alfred9 Schoffm(2) Rose Santer: i. Christine10 Schoffb 1893. ii. Josephine10 Schoff

556 Ch of Clara A9 Nye (Genl Geo HSlmlJ Nye-Chas7 Nye-Elisha6lm 2l Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4lmlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Shields Burr Sr: all b Laurel Md: 1. George Houston10 Burr b 20 May 1881. 11. Shields10 Burr Jr b 29 July 1883.

557 Ch of Grace A9 Nye (Genl Geo H8lmlJ Nye-Chas7 Nye-Elisha6lm21 Nye- Maria5 -J onathan4lmll - Nathan3 - Elisha2) mW Harry Steiger: 1. Walter Van Patten10 Steiger b 19 Dec 1881.

245 11. George Nye10 Steiger b 24 Oct 1883. m. William Tel1 10 Steiger b 24 Nov 1885. 1v. Nei1Burr10 Steigerbl9Jan1888. v. Clarence Burr10 Steigerb 19 Jan 1888.

558 Ch of Charlotte A9 Nye (Genl Geo H 8[m!J Nye-Chas7 Nye-Eli­ sha6[m2l Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m Al­ bert Ross Cuthbert: 1. Margaret Ross10 Cuthbert b 12 May 1887. 11. Cuthbert Ross1° Cuthbert b 7 Feb 1892. m. Stuart Ross10 Cuthbert b 23 Dec 1896.

559 Ch of George Henry9 Nye Jr (-8[mILChas7 Nye-Elisha6[m2J Nye­ Maria5 - Jonathan4[mZJ - NathanJ - Elisha2) m Maude L Mc­ Carvick: 1. Charlotte Houston10 Nye b 3 July 1898. 11. Philip Rawdon 10 Nye b 26 Sept 1901.

560 Ch of Clara9 Burgess (Ann S8 Nye-Danl B7 Nye-Nathan6[mIJ Nye­ Maria5-J onathan4[m2LN athan3- Elisha2) m George W Rogers: 1. Annie Adele10 Rogers b 4 Nov 1873. 11. Willard L 10 Rogers b 20 Dec 1880.

561 Ch of Walter Edwin Richards9 Nye(Nathan8 Nye II-Danl B7 Nye­ Nathan6[mIJ Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[m2LNathan3-Elisha2) m Edith Keith Perkins: 1. Alma Edith10 Nye, 6 Nov 1882-18 Sept 1892. 11. Eben Walter10 Nye b 24 Dec 1884. m. Ida Crowell1° Nye b 2 Feb 1887. 1v. Elizabeth Frances10 Nye b 11 June 1889. v. Alfred Gibbs10 Nye b 9 Aug 1891. v1. Nathan10 Nye b 9 Oct 1893. v11. Roswell Howard 10 Nye b 3 Apr 1899.

562 Ch of Nathan Marshall9 Nye (Nathan8 Nye 11-Danl B7 Nye-Na­ than6lmIJ Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mILNathan3-Elisha2) m Ad­ elaide R Bryant: 1. Dorothy10 Nye b 16 Dec 1888.

246 563 Ch of Alfred Gibbs9 Nye (Nathans Nye II - Danl B7 Nye - Na­ than6[mll Nye - Maria5 -J onathan4[mll - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Elizabeth A McDonald: 1. Alvin Eaton10 Nye b 24Jan 1888. 11. Eloise Nellie10 Nye b 2 Feb 1890.

564 Ch of William Elmer9 Nye (Nathans Nye II - Danl B7 Nye - Na­ than6[mll Nye - Maria5 -J onathan4[mlJ - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Esther Anne Snow: 1. ElizabethEllen10 Nyeb17Nov1887. 11. Carlton A very10 Nye b 24 Dec 1892.

565 Ch of Henry Seymour9 Nye (Nathan8 Nye II -Danl B7 Nye - Na­ than6[mll Nye- Maria5-J onathan 4[mll - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Kate RJarvis: 1. Hazel Frances'° Nye b 28 June 1886.

566 Ch of Joseph Bassett9 Nye (Nathans Nye II - Danl B7 Nye - Na­ than6[mll Nye-Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Ma­ belle L Tyler: 1. Raynor Bassett10 Nye b 12 Aug 1897. 11. Ruth Frances'° Nye b 8 Feb 1900.

567 Ch of William Henry9 Nye (Ansel T8 Nye-Jonathan7[mll-6 Nye­ Maria5-Jonathan4[mll-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Cora Ella Gif­ ford: 1. Florence Louise10 Nye b 22 Sept 1881. 11. Grace Colby10 Nye, 17 July 1883-23 Jan 1884. 111. Harold Gifford10 Nye b 8 Mar 1885.

568 Ch of Etta L9 Nye (AlbertS[mlJ Nye-Ezra7 Nye-Jonathan6 Nye­ Maria5-Jonathan4[mlLNathan3-Elisha2) m Marshall B Steb­ bins: 1. Christine Florence'° Stebbins b 15 Sept 1873; m 20 Sept 1900 James H Sexton of Dorchester Mass. 11. Henry Albert10 Stebbins b 8 Apr 1878.

569 Ch of Edson Payson9 Nye (Geo ws Nye-J onathan6 Nye-Maria5-

247 Jonathan4lm1LNathan3-Elisha2) m Mary B McIntosh: 1. Clara Belle 10 Nye b 22 June 1883. ii. Edson Hammond10 Nye b 3 Sept 1887. 111. Jessie Tollison IO Nye b 4 June 1891.

570 Ch of William Henry9 Dillingham II (J os H B8 D'ham - Wm H7 D'ham-Nathan6 D'ham-John5 D'ham-Eiiz4- Nathan3 - Eli­ sha2) m Anne Florence Dodson: 1. William Henry1° Dillingham III b 7 Dec 1894. 11. Bessie Ebbs10 Dillingham b 17 Apr 1897. m. Conway Cowan10 Dillingham b 25 Mar 1903.

571 Ch of Charles9 Dillingham (Wm H 8 D'ham - Simeon7 D'ham - Wm6 D'ham -Johns D'ham - Eliz4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m(l) Mary Isabel Proctor: 1. Emily ProctorIO Dillingham b Ogdensburg NY 15 Aug 1896.

572 Ch of Alfred Ellsworth9 Dillingham (Chas8 D'ham - Simeon7 D'ham - Branch6lm2J D'ham -1 ohns D'ham - Eliz4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Isabelle Jane Freeman: 1. Isabella Williams10 Dillingham, Sandwich Mass 12 Jan 1891 - NY City 18 Jan 1914. Grad Wellesley Coll 1912. At the time of her death she was the only Dillingham claiming residence in Sandwich, the seat of the family. After leav­ ing college, being then an orphan she devoted herself to social ser­ vice. She died of a contagious disease while working for the NY Charity Organization Soc, as a resident of Greenwich House. Per­ haps no more striking tribute was ever rendered a social worker than that of the young men in the Greenwich House Clubs. Mrs V G Simkovitch wrote in the NY Evening Post "The night her body was borne to the train in Grand Central Station these men formed a silent guard. They lifted the coffin into the car, crossed themselves & knelt in prayer until the train left." This silent & simple tribute was as certainly "Dilly's funeral as was the service at Sandwich in the dignified old burying ground where all her people lie."

573 Ch of Frank Freeman9 Dillingham (Eugene F 8 D'ham - Freeman B7lmZJ D'ham - Branch6lmZJ D'ham - Johns D'ham - Eliz4 -

248 Nathan3-Elisha2) m Esther Hawkins: 4 sons 10 & I dau10 Dillingham lvg Springville Utah 1911.

574 Ch of William Edwin9 Nye (Edwin B8lm 11 Nye - Lem! B7 Nye - Eliz6 - Leml5 - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Annie M Heffer­ man: 1. SusanEstelle10 Nyeb4Novl887. 11. Thomas Wallace 10 Nye b 6 Oct 1890.

575 Ch of Helen Louise9 Sanford (Annie G8 Baker - Martha L7lmIJ - Henry6lmlJ - Wm5lmIJ - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m William Henry Harrison Hewitt Jr: 648 1. Catherine Anne 10 Hewitt b New Haven Ct 25 June 1906; m there 15 June 1929 Robert Watrous, Hartford Ct 24 Feb 1906 - Glastonbury Ct Apr 1962, son of Robert La­ Motte& Mabel(Abrams) Russell. 649 11. Charles Sanford10 Hewitt, New Haven Ct 6 Dec 1902 - Manchester Ct 12 Sept 1956; m No Hollywood Cal 28 Feb 1931 Clara Ingalls b Chehalis Wash 20 Mar 1907, dau of Edgar Asa & Anne Grey (Millett) Frost.

576 Ch of Hazel Annie9 Sanford (Annie G8 Baker - Martha L7lmIJ - Henry6lmlJ - Wm5lmll - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Ralph Morehouse Armstrong: all b New Haven Ct: 1. John Ellsworth10 Armstrong, 9 June 1906 - Camden NJ 24 May 1927. 650 11. Ellsworth10 Armstrong, 18 Apr 1908 - Bethlehem Ct 11 Jan 1956; m New Haven 23 June 1928 Margaret lllings­ worth b Meriden Ct 12 Jan 1907, dau of Louis Fredrick & Leila (Illingsworth) Wheatley. 651 m. Ann10 Armstrong b 13 Aug 1921; m Seattle Wash 1 June 1948 Wallace Carroll b St Louis Mo 15 Feb 1924, son of William Roscoe & Evadne Irene (Thompson) Phelps.

577 Ch of Abbie Hagerman9 (Francis8 - Henry A7 - Henry6lm 1J - Wm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Wilbur B Ruthrauff 652 1. Frank Bourne10 Ruthraujf b NY City 17 Sept 1912; m Sherry's, NY City 17 May 1940 Nancy b 915 Park Ave

249 NY City 9 Dec 1915, dau of JG Blaine & Clara (Feltman) Ewing. 653 ii. Florence Barlow10 Ruthrauff b at home Cranford NJ 22 May 1916; m St George's Ch Rumson NJ 17 Jan 1942 Old­ field Bergen Burtis Rapa/yea b NY City Dec 1909.

578 Ch of Henry Allen9 Jr (- 8-7 - Henry6lmll - Wm5lmIJ - Thos4 - Na­ than3-Elisha2) m Martha Sheip: 654 1. Henry Allen10 II b Curacao DWI 2 Dec 1924; m Tulsa Ok- la 22 Dec 1951 Carolyn Ann b Tulsa 3 Sept 1927, dau of Wade Campbell& Willie Mable (Anderson) Whiteside.

579 Ch of Donald9 (Henry A8-7 - Henry6lmIJ - Wm5lmIJ - Thos4 - Na­ than3-Elisha2) m Meredith Wilson: all b Summit NJ: 655 1. Robert Bradford10 b 2 Nov 1931; m(l) Canton O 26 June 1953 Mary Joanna Vail b Canton 16 Sept 1931; div Reno Nev Sept 1961; m(2) 18 Aug 1962 Patricia (Letz) Fitzpatrick b Hackensack NJ 2 May 1928, dau of Hans & Mary (Harris) Letz. 656 11. Donald Wilson 10 b 17 Oct 1934; m Chappaqua NY 16 June 1956 Beverly b Caracas Venezuela 8 Dec 1936, dau of Woodfin Lee & Patricia (McM urray) Butte. 657 111. Judith Allen10 b 19 Apr 1938; m Bernardsville NJ 20 June 1959 John Lowe III b Washington DC 26 Dec 1935, son of John Lowe & Katherine (Wilkins) Newbold Jr. (He dropped the Jr when his father died.)

580 Ch of Gertrude Louise9 Andrew (Maria B8 Kelley - Almira H7 - Henry6lmtl - Wm5fmtJ - Thos4 - Nathan3 -Elisha2) m Benjamin Arthur MacArthur: 658 1. Gertrude Maria10 MacArthur b Somerville Mass 26 Apr 1923; m Southboro Mass 12 Oct 1946 Frank Gilbert II b Wadena Sask, Can 14 Oct 1919, son of Frank L Lewlyn & Elsie May (Britton) Lamb Sr. 659 11. Linda June10 MacArthur b Somerville Mass 8 June 1925 m Southboro Mass 20 June 1948 William Charles b Framingham Mass 27 June 1927, son of Charles Alpheus & Marion (French) Spiller.

250 660 m. Benjamin William10 MacArthur b Cambridge Mass 2 Oct 1928; m Sudbury Mass 10 May 1953 Elaine Claire b Searsport Me 3 Mar 1933, dau of Lewis Leonard & Ella Katherine (Smith) Pelkie. 661 iv. Roger Martin10 MacArthur b Needham Mass 28 June 1931; m Southborough Mass 2 Dec 1951 Carol Mae b Marlboro Mass 17 May 1932, dau of William Edward & Gladys (Miller) Wentworth. 662 v. James Burton10 MacArthur b Boston Mass 25 May 1933; m St Matthews Ch Southboro Mass 29 Sept 1956 Char­ lotte Lorraine b Framingham Mass 3 Sept 1935, dau of Leo & Charlotte (Kane) Grace.

581 Ch of Gertrude Almira9 Tandy (Gert W 8 Kelley - Almira H7 - Henry6[mIJ - Wm5[mIJ - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m George Lindley Usselman: 663 1. Mabel Bourne10 Usselman b Brooklyn NY 27 June 1922; m Port Jefferson NY 26 July 1947 Wilbur James b Suf­ fern NY 14 Sept 1923, son of James Goddard & Eu­ genie Madeleine (Miller) Eschen. 664 11. Martha Louise10 Usselman b New Bedford Mass 6 Oct 1923; m Fort Leavenworth Kan 29 July 1950 Richard Leonard b Fresno Cal 29 May 1924, son of Manuel Leal & Vivian (Wilson) DeKeno. 665 m. Katherine Lyndell1° Usselman b New Bedford Mass 2 Oct 1925; m Port Jefferson LI NY 26 June 1948 William Amend b Bronx NY 6 Apr 1924, son of William Francis & Alice Evelyn (Schmid) Liebler. 666 1v. Virginia Ann10 Usselman b Brooklyn NY I Dec 1926; m Port Jefferson LI NY 23 Sept 1951 Robert Louis b Port Jefferson 1 May 1922, son of Jesse Linwood & Barbara Lillian (Chadwell) De Wick.

582 Ch of Burton Starr9 Tandy (Gert W8 Kelley - Almira H7 - Hen­ ry6[mIL Wm5[mILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Sara Rushby: all b Greenwich Ct: 667 1. John Averi11 10 Tandy b 22 Apr 1926; m Mattituck LI NY I Jan 1953 Marilyn Elsie b Brooklyn NY 10 Mar 1931,

251 dau of Richard & Elsie Ottilie (Armbrust) Charters. 668 n. Priscilla10 Tandy b 30 Mar 1933; m Brooksville Me 7 Sept 1956 Everett Lyle b Brooksville 4 Apr 1933, son of Carl & Bernice (Goding) Steele; separated 1970.

583 Ch of Willis Bourne9 Ross (Martha L8 Kelley - Almira H7 - Hen­ ry6lmll - WmS[mll - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Elizabeth Miller: 669 1. Janet Louise10 Ross b 30 Mar 1921; m Mr Wagner. ii., iii. Twins 10 Ross dy.

584 Ch of Barbara9 (Phil PS-Thos B7lm2LHenry6lm2l-Wm5lmILThos4- Nathan3-Elisha2) m Harold Bray: 1. Stephen Rhodes Worcester10 Bray b Natick Mass 5 Jan 1941; m Bedford NY 9 Sept 1967 Joan Louise b Laconia NH 13 Oct 1944, dau of John Bauer & Frances Stuart (Turner) Diefenbach. Brown U 1963; LtJG USNR. 670 u. Jane Phillips Payson10 Bray b Hingham Mass 16 Mar 1944; m Old Ship Ch Hingham 11 Sept 1965, Gordon Richard b Columbia Hosp Washingto11 DC 17 Feb 1942, son of Horace Emil & Marion Phelps (Clark) Weihmiller. Gordon grad Brown U 1963; Lt JG USN teaching NRO TC at Princeton NJ. Jane attended Wellesley, left bef grad to be married.

585 Ch of Dorothy Curtis9 (Jesse H8 - Thos B7lm2l - Henry6lm 2l - Wm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Starr Margetts King Sr: 671 1. Starr Margetts1° King Jr b Haverhill Mass 25 Apr 1926; m Chestnut Hill Mass 22 Oct 1955 Joanne Marie b 25 Mar 1929, dau of George B & Lorraine (Tardiff) Delany. Resigned as Capt USMC (WW II & Korea). Grad Wil­ liams 1950. With State Dept. 672 11. Dorothy Bourne1° King b Medford Mass 16 Nov 1927; m Boston Mass 7 Apr 1952 Alexander b Boston Mass 2 Apr 1924, son of James & Constance (Balkanas) Gian­ nacopoulus. Name changed to Garner. Dorothy grad Wheaton Coll 1950. 673 m. Virginia Burgess 1° King b Newburyport Mass 15 Dec

252 1928; m Beverly Mass 21 May 1955 Carl Donald b Bev­ erly 29 Feb 1928, son of Carl Oscar & Ebon Aquilina (Anderson) Peterson. Virginia grad RN 1950. 674 1v. David Payson1° King b Newburyport Mass 3 Dec 1930; m Butte Mont IO July 1954 Lois Mae b Providence RI 19 Jan 1930, dau of Wesley Ivan & Ethel Mae (Annis) Nichol. Dartmouth 1953 Geological Engr; Pvt lcl Army Intelligence, Europe after WW II. 675 v. Robert Dunham10 King b Newburyport Mass 8 Dec 1933; m Camp Pendleton Ore 2 Apr 1961 Barbara Brooke b Havre Mont I Nov 1935, dau of Severino (Samuel) Joseph & Ruth Evelyn (Rathbone) Possenti. (Ruth is adopted dau of William James & Emma Louise (Sunquist) Rathbone.)

586 Ch of Ruth Burgess9 (Jesse H 8 - Thos B7[m 2J - Henry6[m 2l - Wm5[mILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m William Frederick Flet­ cher Sr: 676 1. William Frederick1° Fletcher Jr b Medford Mass 11 Sept 1931; m Arlington Mass I Sept 1956 Alma b Preston Eng 16 Jan 1933, dau of Leonard & Rachel (Young) Astley. 677 11. Nancy Bourne1° Fletcher b Springfield Mass 25 Dec 1936; m(l) Los Angeles Cal 1958 Gordon Johnston; div June 1959; m(2) Rindge NH 7 Aug 1965 Lynford Saun­ ders b Roanoke Rapids NC 26 Nov 1939 - killed nr Somers Ct 31 Oct 1969 when a truck on an overpass fell onto his car on the highway below.

587 Ch of Eleanor9 (Jesse H 8-Thos B7[m 2LHenry6[m 2LWm5[mIL Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Robert Harding Zwicker: 678 1. David Robert10 Zwicker (adopted at birth) b Melrose Mass Hosp 21 Apr 1943; m Westford Mass 26 June 1966 Penelope Ann b Lowell Mass 15 Apr I 944, dau of Clarence & Dulcie J (White) Mann. David on Dean's list Lowell Mass Tech 1965-66; mgr sport shop & power equipment sales & service 1970. 11. Elaine Bourne10 Zwicker b Newton Mass 18 Mar 1944;

253 part owcer beauty parlor; on girls ice hockey team 1970. 679 m. Richard Clyde10 Zwicker b Brookline Mass 17 Jan 1946; m Newton Mass Sun 25 June 1967 Theresa Lorraine b Woburn Mass 9 Feb 1945, dau of Joseph V b Sicily & Annie Irene (Piluso) b Winchester Mass 24 Sept 1912, Equatore. Richard mgr hair dressing parlor.

588 Ch of Mary Alice9 (Jesse HS - Thos B7[m2J - Henry6rm21 - Wm5[mILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Lester Edward Calla- han: all b S Weymouth Mass: · 1. Michael Edward Bourne10 Callahan b 6 Sept 1942; grad 1964 Boston Coll (Arts & Sciences); in social work Bos­ ton 1970. 11. Mary Kathleen10 (Kathy) Callahan b 16 May 1945; grad 1968 Boston Coll of Nursing; at Mass Genl Hosp 1970. 111. Thomas Burgess 1° Callahan b 28 June 1947; grad Boston Coll 1970.

589 Ch of Mary Fair9 Hitchcock (Wm HS Hitchcock-Annie Z7-Hen­ ry6[m2LWm5[mILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Tomas Gran­ dison Ennis: all b Mexico City DF: 680 1. Patricia Ann10 Ennis b 30 Jan 1941; m Bloomfield Ct 2 Dec 1961 Richard Hastings b Salem Mass 19 July 1940, son of Guilbert Eliot & Rebecca Agnes Avis (Condran) Wellington. 681 11. Mary Elizabeth10 Ennis b 30 Jan 1941; m Walter Leon Bush.

590 Ch of William Lundy9 Hitchcock (Wm HS Hitchcock-Annie Z 7- Henry6rm21 - Wm5lmJJ - Thos4 - N athan3 - Elisha2) m Florence Edna MacQuarrie: 682 1. William Bourne10 Hitchcock b Norwood Mass 17 Sept 1940; m Worcester Mass 24 Apr 1965 Ann Clough b Worcester 28 Dec 1943, dau of George Augustus & Doris ( Clough) N orthridge. 683 11. David Lundy10 Hitchcock b Dedham Mass 30 Aug 1941; m Binghamton NY 9 Sept 1967 Patricia Jean b Bing­ hamton 17 Mar 1943, dau of Joseph James & Marion

254 Veronica (Meddaugh) Taylor.

591 Ch of Richard Bourne9 Hitchcock Sr (Richd HS Hitchcock - An­ nie Z7-Henry6£m2l-Wm5lmlLThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Ruth Robertson: 684 1. Barbara Lowe 10 Hitchcock b Rome NY 26 Apr 1938; m Belmont Mass 28 Nov 1956 Paul George b Grafton Mass 12 June 1935, son of George Paul & Margaret (Morley) b Providence RI 31 Jan 1913, Zarynoff George Paul was once World Heavyweight Wrestling Champion under name of Count Zarynoff, which he was in Russia many yrs ago. 685 11. Nancy Hull10 Hitchcock b Rome NY 17 Oct 1941; m Wilmington Del 31 Mar 1962 William Robert b Wil­ ington 17 June 1940, son of William Davis & Gertrude (August) Gass. 111. Richard Bourne10 Hitchcock Jr, Cambridge Mass 4 Jan 1945-in automobile accident Macon Ga 17 Mar 1967. 1v. Elizabeth Mercer10 Hitchcock b Wilmington Del I July 1946; m there 23 May 1970 Joseph Anton Oswald Jr b Cleveland 20 July 1945, son of Joseph Anton b Yugo­ slavia 9 Aug 1911 & m Cleveland O Ann (Galkowski) b Cleveland 12July 1915, OswaldSr.

592 Ch of William Hayward9 Tobey (Wm RS Tobey-Robt7£mlJ To­ bey-] oshua6£m 21 Tobey-Cornelius5 Tobey-Deb4 Pope-Eliz3- Elisha2) m Myra Estelle Bates: 1. NewtonHayward10 Tobeyb4July 1903.

593 Ch of Lydia A9 Morse (Edwd8 Morse-Parne1nm21 Mason-Thank­ ful6 Tobey-John5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m Ben­ jamin White: 1. Alden 10 White. A prominent citizen of Acushnet Mass. He furnished the data on this line.

594 Ch of Edward J 9 Tobey (John E8 Tobey-Wm7 Tobey-Heman6 To­ bey-Noahs Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m .... : i. Edwin10 Tobey.

255 11. Henry ,\rchibald10 Tobey. 111. Daughter10 Tobey'

595 Ch of Jennie May9 Tobey (John E8 Tobey-Wm7 Tobey-Heman6 Tobey-Noah5 Tobey-Sarah4 Pope-Eliz3-Elisha2) m David Sargent Danforth: 1. Grace May10 Danforth b 18 Feb 1885. 11. Thomas Dwight10 Danforth b 22 Aug 1889. 111. Florence Marguerite10 Danforth b 12 Jan 1894.

596 Ch of Charles Albert9 Durland(Chas H8 Durland-Jos7 Durland­ Cynthia6 Ruggles-Richd5 Ruggles-Bathsheba4[m2LMeJ3Cm 1L Shear2) m Mary Davies: 686 1. William Davies10 Durland b Gloucester Mass 30 Jan 1895; m Boston Mass 26 Feb 1920 Elizabeth b Peabody Mass 5 July 1895, dau of Charles Osborn & Alice Eliza­ beth (Greene) Warner of Peabody. PhD U of Texas; BBA Tulane; MF Yale; BAU of Wash.

597 Ch of William W9 Sr (Wm H8-Benj S7-John W6-Shear5Cmll-4_ Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Miss Morse; m(2) Miss McIntyre; Ch of which marriage?: 1. William W 10 Jr.

598 Ch of Julia9 Alvey (Julia J 8 Hays - Mary T7 Fales - Mary6 - Shear5Cmll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Glenn H Worthington: 1. Richard10 Worthington; in WW I; worked 1966 in Vet­ erans Adm Des Moines Ia. 11. Ruth10 Worthington; m Frederick Md Mr Pheil; wdw. 111. Julia10 Worthington b Frederick Md; m there 192- Lo­ renzo Woodhouse Martin. Reporter; head of Wash DC Bureau for a midwestern paper (Cleveland or St Louis). LvgDC 1966. 1v. John Clark10 Worthington. In Atlanta Ga Lawyer for Southern RR. 687 v. Dorothy10 Worthington b Frederick Md 8 Aug 1901; m Baltimore Md 16 Feb 1927 Paul deHoff Reed, Lancas­ ter Pa 22 Jan 1895 - Washington DC 29 Dec 1959; div

256 Barnstable Mass 1 Oct 1959.

599 Ch of Richard Henry9 Alvey Jr (Julia J 8 Hays-Mary T7 Fa/es­ Mary6-Shear5[mJJ-4_Ezra3-Shear2) m Lelia Bernard Scott: 688 1. Lelia Scott10 Alvey b Hyattsville Md 3 Nov 1895; m Winter Haven Fla 6 Sept 1955 Henry Augustus, New Lebanon NY 4 Dec 1890 - Winter Haven 6 Sept 1955, son of George, Lebanon NY-Pittsfield Mass 14 May 1915, m West Troy NY 24 May 1876 Emily (Mosher), W Troy 1852 - Pittsfield Mass 19 Sept 1920, Tilden. From Caroline" (Tilden) Simmons #7641964. "My father's ancestors were supposedly the Fairbanks on his mother's side through Moser (pronounced Mosher). The 1st Fairbanks, Jonathan, came to Dedham 1636, built the 1st wooden house in America, still standing 1965, property of the Dedham His­ torical Society. "As the story goes, around 1813 a Fairbanks boy was courting Elizabeth Fales, against her parents' wishes. The boy was apparently somewhat unstable, never settling down to work. Not having the parents' permission to marry, they must have agreed on a suicide pact. The girl died of knife wounds, he survived. "At the trial he said she had tried to kill herself & they had struggled. As some wounds were in her back, the court found him guilty of murder, sentenced to hang. 'While he was in the Dedham jail, there was such strong feeling in town, it was feared he would be lynched. To protect him the locks on the main jail door & on his cell were changed. Four new keys were made, 2 for the warden, 2 given for safekeeping to an important banker & town official, ·Samuel Doggett. After the hanging the locks were changed back & the new sets are in the Dedham Museum. "I stayed for some time in the house once owned by Samuel Doggett. In going through old papers I found a full scale drawing of the keys. The papers were old & in poor shape. I made copies which I still have. The Dedham Hist Soc has all the records of the trial. The Court House & Jail are famous historically & best known locally for the Sacco-Vanzetti trial in 1927." ii. Mary Fales10 Alvey b Hagerstown Md 24 Aug 1900; m

257 Reno Nev 30 Apr 1955 John Benjamin b Central City Colo 28 July 1898, son of John & Mary (Zadra) Zadra. (Not related, came from Alsace-Lorraine where it is a common name; they were neighbors.) No issue. 689 iii. Richard Hays10 Alvey b College Park Md 22 May 1898; m Williamsport Pa 26 Mar 1923 Catherine b Williams­ port 7 July 1900, dau of George Whitfield & Anne Cath­ erine (Draper) Hurd. 1v. Martin Scott10 Alvey b College Park Md 22 June 1899; m(l) Gettysburg Pa 18 Sept 1928 Ann Mitchell; div Fayetteville NC 1947; m(2) Larchmont NY 19 June 1948 Elma Marine Glass b Baltimore Md 27 Jan 1909. No issue. 690 v. Margaret Gordon10 Alvey b Hagerstown Md 26 Sept 1901; m(l) Darlington Md 20 Sept 1924 Edwin Nelson Chap­ man d Baltimore Md 2 June 1925; m(2) Chestertown Md 29 May 1931 Edward Tileston Mudge, Baltimore 21 Mar 1895-RuxtonMd27Feb 1960.

600 Ch of Margaret Nelson9 Alvey (Julia J 8 Hays-Mary T7 Fales­ Mary6-Shear5lmtJ-4_Ezra3-Shear2) m as 2nd wife Joseph Augustus Graeme Allen: all b Darlington Md: 691 1. Mary Alvey10 Allen b 31 Aug 1903; m Darlington Md 20 Sept 1923 Joseph Darwin Jr, NY City 22 Oct 1895 - Hospital, Philadelphia Pa 20 Aug 1956, son of Dr Jos­ eph Darwin & Dorothy (Dolly) (Rogers) Nagel Sr of Port Chester NY. 692 11. Richard Graeme10 Allen, 30 Oct 1907 - Winter Haven Fla 15 May 1956; m Winter Haven 14 Feb 1935 Helen b Berryville Va 15 Aug 1906, dau of James & Mary (Fer­ guson) Foley. Helen m(2) Winter Haven 24 Nov 1960 Lewis Penis­ ton Kinsey Sr, Toledo O ab 1890 - Winter Haven 8 June 1967; sep­ arated 1963. Helen is descended from John Hanson, Charles Co Md 3 Apr 1715 - Oxon Hill Md 27 Nov 1783; political leader of note in Md; House of Delegates 1757-81; on many important Rev War Committees; Repr from Md to Continental Congress 1781-83; on 5 Nov 1781 he was elected by Cont Congr "President of the US in Congress assembled," holding office 1 yr. Because he was the 1st

258 Pres under the Articles of Confederation, he is sometimes referred to as the 1st Pres of the US, although he had none of the powers of the 1st Pres under the Constitution. (Encycl Brit 1965 XI 165.) 693 iii. John Chapline10 Allen b Darlington Md 24 Oct 1909; m Winter Haven Fla 4 Mar 1939 Martha b Tifton Ga 2 Aug 1910, dau of Oscar Willis & Rosa May (Roberson) Pate Sr. 694 1v. Ruth10 Allen b Darlington Md 2 May 1912; m Winter Haven Fla 28 June 1941 William Jordan Jr, b Winter Haven 18 Jan 1910, son of William Jordan & Ida (Mc­ Lean) Smith Sr.

601 Ch of Anna Elder9 Alvey (Julia J 8 Hays-Mary T7 Fa/es-Mary6- Shear5lmIJ-4_Ezra3-Shear2) m John Vincent Jamison Jr: all b Hagerstown Md: 695 1. John Vincent10 Jamison III b 21 Mar 1911; m Hagers- town 3 Apr 1937 Martha Page b there 12 July 1911, dau of Peregrine b Baltimore Md & Wie Townsend (Lower) b Corning NY, Wroth Jr. 696 n. Richard Alvey10 Jamison b 2 Sept 1912; m Baltimore Md 25 Sept 1937 Louisa Haxall b Hagerstown 29 June 1914, dau of James Morrison & Louise Triplett Harrison (Haxall) Harris.

602 Ch of Genevieve Bourne9 Chase (Helen S8 - Benj A7 - Shear6-5lm 2H-Ezra3-Shear2) m Thomas Hewes: 697 1. Thomas Chase10 Hewes b Farmington Ct 6 Nov 1912; m Lyme Ct 12 July 1941 Sarah b Watertown Mass 18 Nov 1910, dau of Robert Henry & Elizabeth (Redfield) Wambolt. 698 11. Helen10 Hewes b Farmington Ct 16 June 1915; m there 10 June 1939 Franck Kelso Davis b Hartford Ct 23 Feb 1916. 699 m. Charles Ellicott10 Hewes b Hartford Ct 19 Sept 1917; m S Orange NJ 12 June 1942 Doris Sherwood Berg b S Orange 9 Dec 1920. 700 1v. Patricia10 Hewes b Hartford Ct 5 Oct 1926; m Farming­ ton Ct 2 July 1949 Dr Paul Starrett b Milwaukee Wisc

259 10 Oct 1919, son of Karl Dudley & Pauline (Starrett) Pierson.

603 Ch of Porter Bourne9 Chase (Helen S8 - Benj A7 - Shear6-5[m2J-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m( 1) Marion Tuttle: 701 1. George Lewis 1° Chase b 21 Oct 1922; m(l) Pittsburgh Pa 19 Oct 1947 Eleanor, dau of Samuel & Caroline Hart­ well of Pittsburgh; div Reno Nev 20 Aug 1951; m(2) Dil­ lon SC 7 Mar 1953 Carol b Webster Mass 21 Dec 1932, dau of Homer & Levina (La Chatell) Prince. 702 11. Marcia1° Chase, 3 June 1920 - Hyannis Mass 17 Nov 1968; m(l) W Hartford Ct 19 June 1940 Frederick Austin Bor­ sodi, Houston Tex 4 Nov 1916 - killed Jan 1945 in WW II at Burtonwood Eng, bur there. Maj US Army Air Corps; m(2) NY City 6 Feb 1948 Preston Halstead b Rome NY 28 Dec 1918, son of George A & Antoinette (H ... ) Dag­ lish; div 1966; m(3) Barnstable Mass 26 Nov 1966 Henry Jerome Jr b Baltimore Md 13 June 1917, son of Henry Jerome & Sarah (Chryst) Stringer Sr. Marcia grad Smith Coll. 703 111. Joseph Tuttle10 Chase b 1 May 1926; m Asylum Hill Ch, Hartford Ct 23 Oct 1948 Nancy Spencer b Nile St, Hart­ ford Ct 10 Jan 1928, dau of E Bosworth & Ruth (Math­ er) Grier.

604 Ch of Helen Bourne9 Joy (Henry B8 Joy-Mary7-Shear6-5[m21-4_ Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Howard Barker Lee: 704 1. Helen Joy10 Lee b NY City 19 Aug 1919; m Hailey Ida 21 June 1947 Agustas Peterla b Amesbury Mass 28 Nov 1916. (Name legally changed to Peterle in New London Ct Co Superior Court, New London Ct 24 Oct 1958 (Vol CXIX 1566). Son of Gustav Peterla, Senica Austria 25 Apr 1893 - Amesbury Mass 8 Sept 1960; emigrated 24 Apr 1912 to Newburyport Mass; m Ames­ bury 2 Sept 1916 Katherine Bednar b Austria 6 Jan 1893; emigrated to USA 1911; naturalized by marriage; lost all papers in a fire. Gus­ tav son of John b Senica Austria 1849 & Anna (Adamish) b Senica 1851, Peterla. Katherine dau of Jan & Ursula Bednar, lived nr Vienna Austria.

260 Katherine's bro Stephen b Austria 1890. Jan was a furniture maker with 2 apprentices; lived on a farm. Katherine's grmother was a midwife. Agustas Peterla #11037750; Ins #V 1003-515; Soc Sec 024-07-9740. Enlisted Boston Mass 26 Dec 1941; Staff Sgt airplane propellor me­ chanic 3030th AAF Base Unit; North Africa 23 Oct 1942-13 Nov 1942; Sicily 12 Oct 1943; China-Burma-India Theater 1 May 1944 - 1 Mar 1945; USA 14 Mar 1945 - 15 Apr 1945; In China Campaign; Rome-Arno Campaign; Asiatic-Pacific Serv Medal; Good Conduct Medal; 3 Bronze Stars; European-Middleeastern Service Ribbon; hon disch Roswell AAF NM 23 Sept 1945. Other ch of Gustav & Katherine (Bednar) Peterla: 1. William b Amesbury Mass 15 Jan 1918; to Panama 1939; grad AAF Bombadier Sch, Big Springs Tex 10 Jan 1944 as 2nd Lieut, #A02-061-204. Lost on mission over Bingen Germany 2 Dec 1944. 2. Dorothy b Amesbury Mass 27 May 1919; m Leo Le Blanc; separated. Ch b Amesbury, a. Gary b 17 Jan 1945; mat The Prindle Farm, Sugargrove Pa 11 AM 18 Mar 1971 Stella Margaret b Burlington Vt 25 July 1949, dau of Stewart Merwin & Mae Elizabeth (Cox) Prindle. b. Julie b 19 Feb 1952. 705 11. Marian Lawson10 Lee b 929 Lakepointe Ave Grosse Pointe Park Mich 3:30 PM Sun 21 Nov 1920; m Lordsburg NM 15 Feb 1947 John Wadsworth Mikesell Jr b Washington Pa 20 Nov 1920; div Tucson Ariz 7 May 1959. 706 111. Eunice Bourne10 Lee b Woman's Hosp Detroit Mich 21 Mar 1922; m Kansas City Mo 1 Jan 1943 William Hans­ com11 Fuller b Roxbury Mass 21 June 1913. Fuller descent: Robert Fuller- England. Dr SamueJI Fuller bp Eng 29 Jan 1580 d Plymouth Mass 1633; m(l) Holland 30 Apr 1613 Agnes, dau of Alexander Carpenter of Warington Eng; she d Leyden Holland, bur there St Peter's Ch; m(2) Bridget (Carpenter) Lee, sister of m(l), also of Alice (Carpenter) Southworth m Gov Wm Brad­ ford of Plymouth Colony. (Carpenter Fam 36, 37). Rev SamueF Fuller II b&d Plymouth Mass 1625 - 17 Aug 1695; m

261 Eliza beth Brewster d Plympton Mass 11 Nov 1713. Samuel3 Fuller III b&d Plympton Mass 1659 - 6 Sept 1728; m 7 Jan 1685 Mercy, dau of Samuel & Bertha (Billington) Eaton. Ebenezer4 Fuller, Plympton Mass 24 Mar 1695 - Kingston Mass 2 May 1759; m 17 May 1721 Joanna Gray. J osiah5 Fuller, Plymouth Mass 15 May 1722 - Kingston Mass 3 Sept 1805; m 21 Jan 1746 Lydia Cushman of Kingston Mass, 29 Sept 1726 - 3 Apr 1784. Mariner, yeoman, blacksmith. Zephaniah6 Fuller b&d Kingston Mass 31 July 1750 - 1815 "decay by intemperance"; m Kingston 11 Dec 1781 Mary (Polly) Loring b Duxbury Mass 26 Dec 1758. Mariner. George7 Fuller 1 Aug 1785-29 Nov 1812; m Sarah Knox. John Kuhn8 Fuller 30 Apr 1817 - 18 Dec 1905; m 10 Nov 1840 Har­ riet Jarvis West, 15 Feb 1820 - Brookline Mass 20 Nov 1909. Henry Augustus9 Fuller, 22 Sept 1853 - 26 Sept 1923; m 19 Dec 1883 Jessie Clarke b London Engd USA Dec 1940. John Henry1° Fuller, Dorchester Mass 13 Oct 1884 - Clayton Ga (on visit) 7 Aug 1961; m 15 Feb 1912 Frances Havener Hanscom b Winterport Me 23 June 1889. William Hanscom11 Fuller m Eunice Bourne Lee - see above. (Fuller Gen II, Wm Hyslop Fuller, Palmer Mass; Plympton Mass Library Recs, via Bernice C Shaw.)

Fuller Mayflower Descent: James Chilton. Mary Chilton (Mayflower ancestor) m John Winslow. MaryWinslowm Edward Gray. John Gray m Joanna Morton. Joanna Gray m E benezer4 Fuller.

Isaac Allerton (Mayflower ancestor). Mary Allerton m ... Cushman. Thomas Cushman m Ruth Howland. Robert Cushman, 1665 - 30 Dec 1757; m Persis ... , 1761 - 14 Jan 1743/44.

262 Lydia Cushman 29 Sept 1726-3 Apr 1784; ml 746Josiah5 Fuller.

John Billington. Francis Billington (Mayflower ancestor) m Christian Eaton. Isaac Billington m Hannah Glass. Lydia Billington m John Washburn. Mercy (Tilson) (Carver) Washburn m 21 Jan 1746 Robert Cushman, 1797-13 Sept 1751. Lydia Cushman m J osiah5 Fuller.

Dea Thomas Loring b Axminster Eng d 4 Apr 1661; m Jane New­ ton b Eng d prob Hull Mass 25 Aug 1672. Removed to Hingham after fire destroyed his home. Thomas Loring II bp Axminster Eng 5 Mar 1625 / 26 - Hull Mass 24 Dec (or 23 Feb?) 1678; m Hingham Mass 16 Dec 1657 Hannah Jacob bp 23 Feb 1639/40 - 21 Oct 1720. Selectman. Thomas Loring IV, Hingham Mass 15 Mar 1667/8 - 5 Dec 1717; m Boston Mass 19 Apr 1699 Deborah, 1674 - Little Comp­ ton RI 18 Oct 1770, dau of Hon John & Sarah (Hawke) Cushing of Scituate Mass. Thomas Loring V, Duxbury Mass 4 Feb 1700 - 8 Dec 1739; m 3 Feb 1723 Mary Southworth, 18 Sept 1703 - 12 Nov 17 39. Perez Loring, 26 Aug 1729 - Duxbury Mass 23 Oct 1827; m Dux­ bury 23 Feb 1758 Sarah, Mar 1731 - 23 Aug 1806, dau of Joseph & Tabitha (Tobey) Freeman. Mary Loring(Polly) mZephaniah6 Fuller.

John Alden. Sarah Alden m Thomas Southworth. Mary Southworth m Thomas Loring V.

William Clarke b Eng m Emily Harland b Eng. Jessie Clarke m Henry Augustus9 Fuller.

Thomas Hanscom m Kittery Me 1664 Anne ... Job Hanscom b&d Old Kittery Me 1677 -1777; m Mary Gowell.

263 Aaron Hanscom b Old Kittery Me 10 June 1706; m 9 Jan 1733 Johannah Ford. Aaron Hanscom Jr b Eliot Me 4 Dec 1734; m Mary Hearl. (Eliot Me City Report 1890 138.) Uriah Hanscom d Eliot Me 18 July 1825; m 23 Aug 1789 .... Nathaniel Na son Hanscom, Eliot Me 4 Nov 1811 (Eliot Me City Re­ port 1890 138) - Portsmouth NH 3 Mar 1890; m Rye NH 15 Mar ... Sarah Jane Goss of Goss Island Me b 16 May 1816 (Portsmouth City Report 1901) d 12 Aug 1901. Albert Howard Hanscom, Winterport Me 6 Aug 1857 - Winter Haven Fla 20 Jan 1957; m 30 Apr 1887 Clara Ada Have­ ner 11 Jan 1862- Winter Haven Fla 10 Jan 1956. Frances Havener Hanscom m John Henry1°Fuller.

John Jacob Ludwig, Germany 1730 - Walterboro Me Jan 1826; m 1755 Marguerite Hilt b Eng. Eve Catherine Ludwig b 1768; m Matthias Heibner b 1766. James Havener (Heibner), 15 Feb 1794 - 14 Mar 1868; m Clemen­ tine Rankin, 15 Apr 1803 -12 Jan 1881. George Lindsay Havener m Mary Jane Harriman. Clara Ada Havener rn Albert Howard Hanscom.

The Clarke Family & Its Coat of Arms Motto: Labore et Honore (Labor & Honor). Arms: Or & gules indented per pale, lions counter-charged guardant. Crest: Ar arm embowed holding a sword. According to the legendary history of Ireland which goes back to 3000 BC, the Clarke family descended from Meilesius, King of Spain through his 8th son Heremon, husband of Tes, who defeated his brother Heber in battle to become Monarch of Ireland. From Mei­ lesius to the corning of St Patrick, 118 Kings ruled Ireland, of whom 60 were of Meilesius' descent. Recorded history of the Clarke family began when it was founded by Earca son of llliol, King of Ireland ab 460 AD. Clarke was an­ ciently Cleirgh the "clerk," taken from Cleirach a 10th Century Chief. Other Irish versions are Cleary, O'Cleary, McCleary; English are Clerke, Clark. O'Clearys or Clarkes, hereditary historians to the O'Donnells,

264 were authors of "The Annals of the Four Masters." Bro Michael O'Cleary, Order of St Francis, was Chief of the Four Masters & compiled the "Annals of Ireland" which covers 4500 yrs of Irish his­ tory & legend. The family had large holdings in the Barony of Tir Hugh & at East Brefney, now County Cavan; their castle was at Kilbarron, in ruins near Ballyshannon on the Atlantic coast. This family is now found in many lands: Maj Cleary fell at Bunk­ er Hill; in France Marshall Clarke became Due de Feltre, Minister of War under Napoleon. Many members distinguished themselves in wars for freedom. Their descendants are well represented in the clergy, arts, sciences & professions. (Pub by Morris Bros, de Villers & Co, 254 W 34 St NY City).

605 Ch of Henry Bourne9 Joy Jr (-8-Mary7-Shear6-5[m2l-4-Ezra3- Shear2) m Mary Elizabeth Williams: 707 1. Henry Bourne10 Joy III b Detroit Mich 26 July 1940; m Bloomfield Hills Mich 30 June 1962 Patricia Jean11 b Highland Park Mich 16 Jan 1943, dau of Edward Ells­ worth b Detroit 12 Nov 1915, m there 18 June 1938 Harriet10 (Andrews) b Detroit 3 Dec 1916, Shile. John S9 Andrews b 19 Oct 1890 m Amanda Lenore9 Stilson b 29 Mar 1889. Annie Laurie8 Sprout m ... Mr Stilson. Charles P7 Sprout Jr, 1828-1862 m 1854 Amanda Browning, 1832 - 1908. Charles P6 Sprout Sr, 1798-1881 m 1827 Hannah Anderson, 1807- 1870. Ebenezer5 Sprout Sr b Warwick Mass 1757, m(2) 3 June 1790 Miriam Barnes, 29 Sept 1766 - 29 Feb 1852. Enlisted 2 May 1775 Pvt in Capt Simeon Hazelton's Co, Col John Fellows' 9th Regt Mass Mil; served 3 mos 7 da; re-enlist­ ed, served to end of year; at Roxbury Mass in Siege of Boston in Brig Genl Thomas' Brigade, which was right wing of Patriot Army under Maj Gen Ward; (Miriam Barnes, Ancestry to Eng 1500). Nathaniel4 Sprout m Esther Elizabeth Thrasher.

265 Sir James3 Sprout m Elizabeth, dau of Nathaniel & Desire (Gray) Southworth. Edward Gray m Mary Winslow. John Winslow m 12 Oct 1664 Mary Chilton. James Chilton d 8 Dec 1620 on the Mayflower.

Robert2 Sproat m Elizabeth2 Samson. Henry1 Sampson m Ann Plummer. (Henry on 1st Mayflower trip 1620). Henry Bourne10 Joy III service record: enlisted Detroit Mich 24 June 1963 Mich Air Natl Guard; #AF 27068720; trained Myrtle Beach SC AFB 18 July 1963 - 11 Aug 1963; Lackland AFB San Antonio Tex 25 Aug 1963 - 19 Oct 1963; Air Natl Guard Base, Metropolitan Airport Inkster Mich 22 Oct 1963 - 22 Dec 1963.

606 Ch of Richard Pickering9 Joy Jr (~8[m2LMary7 Shear6-5[m2J-4_ Ezra3-Shear2) m Mary Virginia (Sue) Reynolds: all b Detroit Mich: 708 1. Richard Pickering10 Joy III b 12 Sept 1932; m(l) 1955 Patricia Dickson; div Detroit 20 Nov 1959; m(2) Ply­ mouth Mich IO Sept 1960 Joan Sylvia b Ann Arbor Mich 22 Jan 1940, dau of Byron Hicks b Plymouth 3 May 1907 m Blanche Amelia (Freeman) b Gladstone Mich 23 June 1908, Becker; div Detroit 11 Apr 1968; m(3) Santa Monica Cal 2 May 1970 Victoria Francis b Edgebaston Eng 16 Mar 1944, dau of Dudley Ware & Audrey Irene (Court) Barton. 709 11. Mary Reynolds 10 Joy h 19 Mar 1935; m(l) Grosse Pointe Farms Mich 3 Jan 1954 Woodson Kidder Woods III b St Louis Mo 3 Jan 1932; div Honolulu Hawaii Apr 1961; m(2) Honolulu 18 Jan 1964 Robert Henry b Denver Colo 20 June 1912, son of Clyde Henry & Carol (Sum­ mer) Ginter. 710 m. James Frederick10 Joy b 9 June 1937; m Red Bank NJ Sat 7 Nov 1964 Michael Isabel b Weeksville NC 8 June 1944, dau of Craig & Marion (Maguire) Severance.

607 Ch of William Moore9 Joy (Richd ps[mlJ Joy - Mary7 -

266 Shear6-5[m 2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Patricia Ford Schlot­ man: 711 1. Patricia Ford10 Joy b Detroit Mich 4 July 1939; m Bloomfield Hills Mich 5 Apr 1962 Alain b Orleansville Algeria 15 Mar 1940, son of David & Jeanne (LeLouche) Darmon of Algiers. 712 11. Josephine Bourne10 Joy b NY City 19 Mar 1942; m Kirk- in-the-Hills, Bloomfield Hills Mich 24 Sept 1966 Bruce Hamilton b Detroit Mich 6 Dec 1937, son of Kenneth Hugh & Virginia (Sands) M acLean. 111. Virginia Ford10 Joy b Detroit Mich 9 June 1947; m Kirk­ in-the-Hills, Bloomfield Hills Mich 5 PM Sat 12 Sept 1970 Richard Brown b NY City 5 Apr 1946, son of Edwin Arthur & Priscilla (Brown) Emmons.

607 Ch of William Moore9 Joy m(2) Elizabeth (Cooper) Cauchois: 1. Elizabeth Mary Helen10 Joy b Port Huron Mich 18 May 1961.

607 Ch of Elizabeth Cooper m( 1) Wadsworth Scott Cauchois Sr: 1. Wadsworth Scott Cauchois Jr b NY City 15 Jan 1944; m Lake Tahoe Cal Sat 4 Apr 1964 Sherry b San Francisco Cal 19 Aug 1943, dau of John Gibson & Virginia (Symes) McMurtry. 11. Gage Cooper Cauchois b San Francisco Cal 14 Mar 194 7. m. Thomas Gregg Cauchois b San Francisco Cal 5 Jan 1953.

608 Ch of Frances Raymond9 Perry (Raymond H J 8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mILBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Dr Al­ fred Merriman: 1. Frances Lavinia10 Merriman b Bristol RI 29 Sept 1899; m Vernon Gray of Bristol.

609 Ch of Robert Swain9 Perry Sr (Jas DeW9 Perry II - Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mILBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2)mHarrietSmith: 713 1. Ward Tyson10 Perry, Bristol RI 9 Aug 1893 - Philadel- phia Pa May 1954, bur there Whitemarsh Cem; m spring 1916 Laura Jayne Thomas b Philadelphia Pa.

267 714 11. James DeWolf10 Perry b Cave Springs Ga 9 Dec 1895; m Plainfield NJ 9 Feb 1924 Elizabeth Olivia b Bethlehem Pa 10 Sept 1895, dau of Francis Edward & Adelaide (Crouse) Hammann. Enlisted ROTC Plattsburgh NY May 1917; transferred to Sig RC Aviation Sec; 1st Lt Pilot in Air Force; served in Texas, Okla, Scotland, France, Ger­ many. Hon Disch July 1919 - usual medals. Supt 38 yrs Air Reduction Sales Co -Oxygen. 715 111. Robert Swain10 Perry Jr, Cave Springs Ga 16 July 1898 - Philadelphia Pa 27 Aug 1948 bur Bristol RI; m German­ town Pa 29 Apr 1922 Genevieve E b Chestnut Hill (Phil­ adelphia) Pa 30 Oct 1899, dau of Clark & Eleanor Tennent (Morrison) Dillenbeck. Class of 1920 Lehigh U ROTC; left college to run Sulphuric Acid Plant in Erie Pa, which had the record of the highest output in USA during WW I; after grad stationed Beaufort NC in charge of ships bottom paint tests for War Dept; later in Washington DC; then with Titanium Pigment Corp., Branch of Natl Lead Co.

610 Ch of Julia Bourne9 Perry (Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones­ Julia6[mJLBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m William Bartlett Thurber: 716 1. James Perry1° Thurber, Burlington Vt 7 June 1895 - Mil- ton Mass 19 Nov 1957; m Providence RI 27 Dec 1924 Ruth b Providence RI 18 July 1897, dau of Charles Cut­ ler & Ethel Raymond (Mason) Burnett. Service: drafted, card # 355, 5 June 1917, Hon disch 16 July 1919; served in France at Chateau Thierry June 1918; Soissons July 1918; St Mihiel Sept 1918; Meuse­ Argonne Oct Nov 1918; Croix de Guerre (order of Army of Genl Gormand) 11 Sept 1918; 2 gold chevrons 15 Jan 1918 & 13 July 1919, 15th US Field Art; Business: Electrical Engineer with NE Tel & Tel 1919-55; after retirement taught physics at Milton Academy (Mass) until his death. He enjoyed producing plays at the Milton Club & pageants at the local Episc Ch; interested in local politics, but not in holding office; Commissioner of Sewer Dept for many yrs. 717 11. William Schuyler10 Thurber b Lowell Mass 11 Feb 1897; m Boston Mass 2 Oct 1926 Elizabeth b Jamaica Plain Mass 8 Nov 1905, dau of Hamilton DeForest & Maria

268 (Wheelwright) Lockwood. n1. Russell Tyson10 Thurber, 16 Dec 1898-14 Dec 1928; unm. 718 1v. Richard Bourne10 Thurber b Milton Mass 20 Apr 1907; m Providence RI 15 Nov 1933 Mary Losey b LaCrosse Wisc 2 Aug 1912, dau of Louis de Vierville & Sarah (Eas­ ton) Dousman. Farming 1930-65; sailing. Has original portrait of Julia6 (Bourne) Jones.

611 Ch of Rt Rev James DeWolfl Perry III (-8-Julia S7 Jones-Ju­ lia6[mlLBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Edith Dean Weir: 719 1. Rev (James) DeWolf10 Perry IV b New Haven Ct 24 Nov 1908; m Norfolk Va 27 Sept 1939 Adela Carter b Char­ lotte NC IO July 1913, dau of John Haigh & Lucretia (Dillard) Daingerfield. Kent Sch 1927; Harvard BA 1932; Va Theol Sem 1936; ordained priest Christ & St Luke's Ch Norfolk Va 18 Dec 1936. Chaplain to Archbp of York Eng at Coronation of George VI; Curate Christ & St Luke's Ch Norfolk Va; Vicar St Mary of the Harbor, Provincetown Mass 1938-1941; Rector St John's Newtonville Mass 1941-47; Rector St Michael's Ch Charles­ ton SC 1947-60; Rector St John's Ch Waterbury Ct 1960-70; Priest­ in-Charge Ch of the Good Shepherd Fitchburg Mass 1970. n. Beatrice Weir10 Perry, Providence RI 26 July 1910 - Bos­ ton Mass 18 May 1917. 720 iii. John Weir10 Perry MD b Providence RI 12 Mar 1914; m( 1) Providence June 1940 Martha b Providence 12 Aug 1913, dau of Eugene Allerton & Celia (Spicer) Kingman; div San Rafael Cal 1953; m(2) Cal 1961 Ann b New Zea­ land 22 Mar 1931, dau of Bernard Gottlieb & Gwendolyn ( .... )Ormiston.

612 Ch of Elizabeth Russell9 Perry(Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones­ Julia6[mlLBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Russell Sturgis Hubbard: 721 1. Rt Rev Russell Sturgis10 Hubbard b Philadelphia Pa 7 Sept 1902; m Massillon O 3 Nov 1928 Anna Catherine b Cleveland O 18 July 1903, dau of Edward Upham b Cleveland 2 May 1859 & Margaret Arlene (Webb) b Massillon 19 Jan 1872, Pratt. St George's Sch Newport RI 1915-20; AB Harvard

269 1924; ED Va Theol Sem 1927; DD 1949; studied Trinity Coll Cam­ bridge Eng 1924-25; Hon Deg of Laws Gonzaga U Spokane Wash. Ordained Dea Episc Ch 1927; Priest 1928; asst St John's Waterbury Ct 1927-29; priest-in-chge St Paul's Vermillion SD 1929-32; Rector St Martin's Providence RI 1932-41; of St Savior's Bar Harbor Me 1942-48; Canon Missioner Dioc of Me 1943-48; Suffr Bp Diocese of Mich 1948-54; Bp Spokane Wash 1954-67; Rotarian; (Who's Who Vol 361970-711092). 722 11. Dr John Perry10 Hubbard b 26 Oct 1903; m Wilmington Del 30 June 1933 Dorothy b Buffalo NY 30 Dec 1911, dau of Joseph Dana & Elizabeth (Canby) Allen. 111. James DeWolf10 Hubbard, Germantown Pa 7 Dec 1906 - Woodstock Vt 21 May 1960; m Saranac Lake NY 2 Jan 1935 Betsy b Staten Id NY 27 Aug 1910, dau of Charles Berry & Pauline (Skiff) Gunn.No issue.

613 ChofEmilyTyson9 Perry (Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Ju­ lia6tmJLBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) mJames Savage Russell: 723 1. Elizabeth Tyson 10 Russell b Milton Mass 3 Jan 1904; m(l) there Charles Kimball Cummings Jr b Boston Mass; div 1933; m(2) Shanghai China Oct 1934 Erik Nyholm b Co­ penhagen Denmark 15 Oct 1903; div 1946; m(3) Charles­ ton SC 18 Aug 1948 Stanley Dexter b Detroit Mich 4 Aug 1894, son of William Charles & Fannie (Bartlett) Jupp. 11. George Robert10 Russell b Milton Mass 12 Dec 1905; m(l) at the Bishop's home, Providence RI 4 Jan 1930 Elizabeth Rae Haase b Elmira NY 13 May 1906; div 1935; m(2) Rockwall Tex 22 Mar 1939 Georgia Leuna b Kingston Tex 8 June 1921, dau of Riley Patrick & Willie Mae (Basher) Little.No issue. m. John Forbes10 Russell b Milton Mass 9 June 1909; m Ger­ mantown Pa 1954 Marjorie (Perry) Tausig#773; div. 724 iv. Robert Shaw10 Russell b Milton Mass 3 Sept 1913; m Kanaohe Hawaii 17 May 1943 Elizabeth b Detroit Mich 26 Feb 1918, dau of Arthur Weber & Louise (Waechter) Newhall.

614 Ch of William Minor10 GaylordSr(Frank B9 Gaylord-Achsah G8-

270 Elisha7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Al­ berta Rebecca Rumph: 725 1. William Minor11 Gaylord Jr b Brooklyn NY 30 Aug 1920; m Cleveland Heights O 16 June 1944 Eleanor Margaret b Cleveland O 8 Dec 1919, dau of T Wingate & Eleanor (Pearson) Todd. 726 11. Ethel Jane11 Gaylord b Denver Colo 24 July 1922; m Springfield Mo 8 Oct 1949 Howard Marshall b Berger Mo 12 Dec 1920, son of Melville Leslie & Anna Katherine (Blummer) Tugel, both b Berger Mo.

615 Ch of William Nettleton10 Sr (Edwd G9 -Jas R 8 - Elisha7 - Jona­ than6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-Job2) m Eleanor Gray Noble: 727 1. William Nettleton" Jr b Cambridge Mass 5 Nov 1933; m Camden Me 2 July 1960 Katherine Elizabeth b Lynn Mass 11 Sept 1938, dau of Schuyler Vandervoort b NY City 1910 & Elsie (Mayo) Day. WW II service: ROTC Yale, comm 2nd Lt USAR Artillery June 1956; 6 mos at Fort Sill Okla; then to Boston Mass HQ Battery 94th Inf Div Artillery until it was dis­ solved 1965; hon disch 1965 as Capt USAR. In 1971 chr Latin & Manual Arts Dept at Park Sch Brookline Mass; teaches English; coaches Soccer, wrestling, baseball. In summer directs the school's Educational Enrichment Program. Hobbies include ship model building, mountain climbing, photography, writing.

616 Ch of James Russell' 0 (Edwd G9 - Jas R8 - Elisha7 - Jonathan6 - Johanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 - Job2) m Dorothy Winslow Dulles: all b Albany NY: 728 1. Nancy Foster11 b 13 Apr 1922; m(l) AFB Battle Creek Mich Jan 1944 Capt Frank Johnston Forrest USAF, 12 Oct 1919 - killed in action over Aachen Germany 18 Nov 1944; m(2) Rhinebeck NY 6 Sept 1952 Terrell Clay b Mountain Air NM 15 Mar 1920, son of William & Ella (Annler) Myers. 729 11. Robert Dulles 11 b 17 Dec 1928; m Rhinebeck NY 2 Feb 1952 Barbara Ruth b Stamford Ct 14 May 1926, dau of Albert McKinley & Agnes Ingeborg ( Anderson) Kiernan.

271 617 Ch of Edward Walter10 (Edwd G9 -Jas RS - Elisha7 -Jonathan6 - Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Margaret Watson: all b NY City: 730 1. Margaret Gaylord11 b 5 Mar 1931; m Cornwall Ct 23 May 1959 Austin Bernhard b Port Chester NY 18 June 1926, son of Bernhard b Norway 30 June 1894 & Bertha Marie (Solem) b Providence RI 30 June 1896, Pedersen. 731 11. Susan Holdrege 11 b 5 Mar 1931; m Cornwall Ct 15 June 1957 Nikolaus Hermann b Hamburg Germany 14 July 1928, son of August Ludwig & Katharina (Kobritz) Brinkama. 732 111. Edward Gaylor11 II b 4 June 1935; m Redding Ct 5 Aug 1961 Elizabeth Louisa b Chicago Ill 10 Nov 1938, dau of Harold Hector & Betty Louise (Houx) Jaeger. 1v. Jane Thomson11 b 29 Nov 1939; unm 1971. v. James Russell 11 b 20 Apr 1945; unm 1971.

618 Ch of Henry Thomson10 Sr (Edwd G9 - Jas RS - Elisha7 - Jona­ than6-J ohanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-J o b2) m( 1) Gertrude Bar­ rett Williams: 733 1. Henry Thomson11 Jr b Bronxville NY 21 Mar 1925; m NY City 11 Oct 1952 Gladys Janet b Congers NY 31 Mar 1927, dau of Harold Bedford & Gladys Janet (Lawson) Goldsmith. 734 11. Joanne Williams 11 b Boston Mass 23 Dec 1928; m Stam- ford Ct 25 Apr 1959 Samuel Herman b Hoboken NJ 6 Sept 1907, son of Max & Anna (Sire) Schwartz. 735 111. Edith Barrett Nettleton11 b Boston Mass 25 May 1935; m Plainfield NH 14 Sept 1957 William Cooley Jr b Burling­ ton Vt 4 Jan 1934, son of William Cooley & Louise V (Potvin) Greene Sr. Div Woodstock Vt 22 Sept 1966.

619 Ch of Richard Mason10 (Henry E9 - Jas R 8 - Elisha7 -Jonathan6 - J ohanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-J ob2) m Dorothy Barker: 736 1. Dorothy Mason11 b Cleveland O 19 Apr 1922; m there 9 Oct 1943 Frederick Carl b South Euclid O 4 Oct 1918, son of Albert Frederick & Meta (Holter) Prasse.

620 Ch of Earl Burgess 10 (Austin G9-Jerome L8-Joshua T7-Jonathan6-

272 J ohanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-Jo b2) m Catherine Chandler: all b Boston Mass: 737 i. Joanne Burgess11 b 31 Oct 1935; m Waban Mass 9 July 1955 Theodore Thomas b Newton Mass 11 Jan 1932, son of Wendell Roberts & Marjorie (Blanchard) Bauckman. 738 11. David Austin11 b 30 May 1938; m Sudbury Mass 26 Dec 1964 Carolyn Sue b Fort Wayne Ind 12 Nov 1942, dau of George Edmund & Frances Elizabeth (Kendrick) Blood.

620a Ch of Mary Hagar10 Chapman (Jas R 9 Chapman-Eliz9 Russell­ Mehit7-J onathan6-J ohanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-J ob2)m Hans Paul Ahrnke: 1. Russell Chapman11 Ahrnke b London Eng 1 Aug 1908; m Berkeley Cal 12 July 1952 Emma Christina Bohm b Mon­ treal PQ Can 17 Oct 1908. 739 11. Elizabeth Hagar11 Ahrnke b New Haven Ct 1 Mar 1913; m Piedmont Cal 23 May 1936 Theodore Louis b Alame­ da Cal 10 Feb 1909, son of John Louis & Alice Elizabeth (Fluhr) Durein. Elizabeth AB U of Cal (Berkeley) 1934, Librarian retired. Theodore AB U of Cal (Berkeley) 1931; Newspaperman, Exec Ed Monterey Peninsula Herald.

621 Ch of Louise Augusta10 Ellis (Geo E S9 Ellis II-Edwd S8 Ellis­ Geo W E7 Ellis-Geo W E6 Ellis I-Hannah6-Benj5- Tim4-3-J ob2) m George Charles Hiltwein Jr: 740 1. Ann Louise11 Hiltwein b Miami Fla 7 Dec 1934; m Bourne Mass 8 Sept 1956 Arthur b Alton NH 23 Sept 1933, son of Herbert & Lillian (Barney) Moulton. 11. Albia Grace11 Hiltwein b Coral Gables Fla 9 June 1938; m Old West Ch, Boston Mass 1 Apr 1967 Robert b Bos­ ton 19 Jan 1936, son of Harold & Josephine Bandar.

622 Ch of Russell Blackwell10 Ellis Sr (Geo E S9 Ellis II-Edwd S8 El­ lis-Geo W E7 Ellis I-Hannah6-Benj 5-Tim4-3-Job2) m(3) Sarah ... : 1. Grace11 Ellis b July 1949. 11. Russell Blackwell11 Ellis Jr b 29 (?) Feb 1953. 111. Jerome George 11 Ellisb 1959.

273 623 Ch of Bernice 10 Ellis (John P B9 Ellis-Edwd S8 Ellis-Geo W E7 Ellis I-Hannah6-Benj5-Tim4-3-Job2) m James Thornton Miner: 741 1. Elizabeth Carolyn11 Miner b 23 Dec 1941; m 17 Aug 1963 Charles Frank La Bella b 16 July 1940.

624 Ch of Richard Bourne10 Ellis (John P B9 Ellis-Edwd S8 Ellis­ Geo W E7 Ellis I-Hannah6-Benj5-Tim4-3-Job2) m Mary Leith: 1. Lucy Marie11 Ellis b 2 Apr 1951. 11. Carol Louise11 Ellis b 10 May 1954.

625 Ch of Harold (Howard?) Nye 10 Ellis (John P B9 Ellis-Edwd S8 Ellis-Geo W E7 Ellis I-Hannah6-Benj5-Tim4-3-Job2) m Betty Louise Edwards: i. Jeannette Kay11 Ellis b 5 Feb 1950. 11. Karen Laraine11 Ellis b 3 Oct 1952. iii. David Noble11 Ellis b 18 Nov 1953. 1v. Raymond John11 Ellis b 16 Aug 1955.

626 Ch of Ralph Pitcher10 Newcomb (Bethuel9 Newcomb-Deb C8 Shaw-Mary S7 Chandler-Deb6-Lydia5 Swift-Thankful4 Mor­ ey-Hannah3-Job2) m Edith Fern Snow: 1. Doris Fern11 Newcomb, 3 Sept 1914-28 Dec 1918. 11. Barbara Joy11 Newcomb b 12 Aug 1917. 111. John Merritt11 Newcomb b 7 Oct 1922.

627 Ch of Earlbert N10 Newcomb (Bethuel9 Newcomb-Deb C8 Shaw­ Mary S7 Chandler-Deb6-Lydia5 Swift-Thankful4 Morey­ HannahLJob2) m Pearl Hunt: 1. Dorothy11 Newcomb b Berkeley Cal 1 Apr 1911.

628 Ch of Leroy Ellis 10 (Nathan E9 - Heman8 - Alden7 -John6 - Eben­ ezer5[m2l-4-Hezekiah3[mlLJ ob2) m Cora May Manimon: all b Wareham Mass: 742 1. Sherod Leroy11 b 18 Aug 1910 - d Wareham Mass 22 July 1971; m(l) Wareham 18 Sept 1936 Marion, dau of Augus­ to & Esther Cattabriga; div; m(2) Brockton Mass 12 Feb 1954 Louise Lovell Church b Marion Mass 13 Nov 1920.

274 Served 122nd USN CB (Sea Bees) 1942-45; overseas New Guinea & Philippines; Vol Fireman Wareham 35 yrs; Po­ lice Sgt (ret) 34 yrs. 743 11. Daisy Geraldine 11 b 3 Aug 1912; m Wareham Mass 31 Dec 1930 Charles Morgan b East Freetown Mass 15 Aug 1908, son of Karl M & Mary(Sylvia) Wolf 744 111. Gladys Wilma11 b 19 Jan 1916 (date incorrect in Hist of Richd Bourne, Dykes 206); m 2 Oct 1937 Leon Wylie Jackson b Canning, King's Co NS 17 July 1906. 745 1v. Raymond Franklin11 b 28 Jan 1917; m Wareham Mass 5 Oct 1940 Bernadette Claire de Grasse b Haverill Mass ab 6 Dec 1919, dau of Mary (Phillips) Mulroney. Service: AUS # 20120024, 16 Sept 1940 - hon disch Fort Devens Mass 28 June 1945. Amer & Asiatic Defense, in Coast Artillery, Air Corps & Field Artillery; Aleutian Ids June 1942-Oct 1943; Oct 1943 AF Ca­ dets Pilot TNG. Bldg contractor 1948-61; Wareham Police Dept 1949-61; Sgt 1965; Member Wareham Fire Dept 1954; Finance Comm 1959-61; Firemen's Assn; Police Assn; Mass Police Assn; Imp Order Red Men Cromosett #156; Post 220 Amer Legion; BPOE #1548; Wankingquoah Rod & Gun Club; Wareham Hist Soc; Great Neck Golf Club; Wareham Golf Assn.

629 Ch of Doris Warren10 (Nathan E9 - Hemans - Alden7 - John6 - Ebenezer5[m2l-4-Hezekiah3[mILJob2) m Edgar Zenas Wil­ cox: 746 1. Paul Edgar11 Wilcox b New Bedford Mass 20 July 1933; m Buzzards Bay Mass I Aug 1959 Carolyn Anne Greeley b 1 July 1934. Paul in USN 1954-58 as accountant.

630 Ch of Franklin Bourne1° Floyd Sr (Eleanor9 - Benj F 8 - Benj C7 - Ebenezer6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-J ob2) m Elizabeth South McLaughlin: all b Cleveland 0: 747 1. Elizabeth Bourne11 Floyd b 26 June 1943; m Cleveland 25 June 1966 Donald Emory b Youngstown O 6 Oct 1943, son of Edward Francis & Clevelle (Hornick) Welsh. 11. Caroline Chalmers11 Floydb 28 Feb 1945. 111. Deborah South11 Floydb 7 Apr 1949. 1v. Franklin Bourne11 Floyd Jr b 25 Apr 1953.

275 v. Frederick Preston11 Floydb 25 Apr 1953.

631 Ch of John Buchanan1° Floyd Sr (Eleanor9-Benj F8-Benj C7- Ebenezer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3Job2) m Jane Stair Curtiss: 1. John Buchanan" Floyd Jr b&d Cleveland O 7 Oct 1950 - 13 May 1968. 11. Eleanor Curtiss" Floydb Indianapolis Ind 15 Aug 1952. m. Richard Bourne11 Floydb Indianapolis Ind 26 Sept 1954. 1v. Cynthia Stair11 Floydb Indianapolis Ind 24 Mar 1959. v. Patricia Stiles11 Floydb Indianapolis Ind 28 Apr 1963.

632 Ch of Mary Caroline1° Floyd (Eleanor9 - Benj F 8 - Benj C7 - Ebenezer6-Benj5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3 -Job2) m Warren Griffith King Jr: all b Cleveland 0: 1. Warren Griffith11 King Ill b 10 Apr 1952. 11. Elena Warmington11 Kingb 3 May 1954. 111. Preston Phelps11 King b 2 Mar 1959. 1v. WilliamBrewsterBourne11 Kingb l0June 1963.

633 Ch of Mary Frances10 (Benj C9 II - Arthur C8 - Benj C7 - Ebene­ zer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-J ob2) m William Gaertner Waldau: 1. Walter Geoffrey11 Waldau b Wilmington Del 6 Oct 1965. 11. Wendy Grace" Waldau b Paoli Hosp Berwyn Pa 12 Aug 1969. m. Matthew Gaertner' 1 Waldau b Ridgefield Ct 1 July 1971.

634 Ch of Richard Curtis10 (Benj C9 II - Arthur C8 - Benj C7 - Eben­ zer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-J ob2) m Carol Durna: all b Fairfax Va: 1. Benjamin Calvin11 lll b 5 Nov 1969. ii. Jennifer Margaret11 b 5 Nov 1969.

635 Ch of Thomas Calvin10 (Benj C9 - Arthur C8 - Benj C7 - Ebene­ zer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-J ob2) m Barbara Conner: i. Arthur Charles' 1 b Fairmount W Va 27 Sept 1964.

636 Ch of Elizabeth Jane10 (Henry T9-Henry K8-Benj C7-Ebenezer6-

276 Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3Job2) m James Jared Tracy Jr: all b Cleveland 0: 1. Jane Mackintosh'' Tracy b 13 Apr 1955. 11. Elizabeth Boyd11 Tracy b 6 May 1959. 111. James Jared 11 Tracy III b 29 Jan 1963. 1v. Margaret Gardiner" Tracy b 18 May 1967.

637 Ch of John Mackintosh10 Sr (Henry T9-Henry K8-Benj C7-Eben­ ezer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-J ob2) m Miriam Norton Gale: all b Cleveland 0: 1. John Mackintosh" Jr b 15 Apr 1966. 11. Frances White11 b 15 Apr 1966. 111. Robert Gale11 b 12 Sept 1969. 1v. DavidNorton11 b7May 1971.

638 Ch of Katherine Jean10 (Lawrence T9-Henry K8-Benj C7-Ebene­ zer6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-Job2) m A Peter Gates Jr: 1. John Warner" Gates b Hollywood Cal 28 Aug 1955. 11. Katherine Louise" Gates b Santa Monica Cal 1 July 1957.

639 Ch of Alfred Johnson10 Dempsey (John B9 Dempsey-Emma N8- Ebenezer H7lmlJ - Sylvanus6 - Benj5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3 - Job2) m Lynn Hagerty: all b Minneapolis Minn: 1. Jeannette Louise" Dempsey b 16 Feb 1968. 11. Kerrwin Hagerty" Dempsey b 26 May 1970.

640 Ch of Andrew Squire10 Dempsey (John B9 Dempsey-Emma N8- Ebenezer H7lmIJ -Sylyanus6 - Benj5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3 - J ob2) m Elizabeth Hope Gibson: all b Cleveland 0: 1. John Bourne' 1 Dempsey III b 18 Nov 1962. 11. PhilipJohnson11 Dempseyb23 Apr 1965.

641 Ch of John Bourne10 Dempsey II (Ernest C9 Dempsey-Emma N8- Ebenezer H7lmlJ - Sylvanus6 - Benj5- Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3 - J ob2) m Marie T Gravel: 1. Louise Gertrude Marie 11 Dempsey b Montreal PQ Can 11 May 1949; m by Rev William E Daley (cousin of the bride) St John RC Cathedral 28 Nov 1970 Edgar Doty

277 III b Pittsburgh Pa 19 Jan 1948, son of Edgar Doty & Su­ zanne Motter (Clouser) McKean Jr. Louise grad Hatha­ way Brown Sch; Sweet Briar Coll; Wm & Mary Coll; pre­ sented to society at Cleveland 1967 Assembly Ball; Edgar grad Shady Side Acad, Pittsburgh; in English-Speaking Union program 1 yr in Framingham Eng; U of Va 1970; commissioned Ensign USNR there; assigned to destroyer tender Sierra, based at Norfolk Va. 11. Ernest Davis 11 Dempsey b Cleveland O 27 Oct 1951. m. Marie Jeannette11 Dempsey b Montreal PQ Can 15 Mar 1954. 1v. Gertrude Mary11 Dempsey b Montreal PQ Can 1 Apr 1956. v. James Howard11 Dempsey III b Cleveland O 29 May 1960. vi. Richard Bourne' 1 Dempsey b Cleveland O 16 Dec 1962.

642 Ch of Diane Gertrude10 Dempsey (Ernest C9 Dempsey - Emma N8-Ebenezer H7[mlLSylvanus6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3- J ob2) m Frank Spurgeon Treco Jr: 1. Frank Spurgeon" Treco III b Detroit Mich 23 Nov 1953. 11. James Dempsey'' Treco b Royal Oak Mich 15 Apr 1955. iii. Gordon Davis 11 Treco b Cleveland O 26 May 1959.

643 Ch of Elizabeth (Betsey) Bourne10 Hackett (Madeleine9 -Herb C8- Ebenezer H7lmlJ -Sylvanus6 - Benj 5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3 - Jo b2) m Albert Brown Paterson: 1. Craig Albert11 Paterson b Daytona Beach Fla 29 Jan 1943; m New Orleans La 31 July 1968 Mary Kinloch b New Or­ leans 24 Dec 1945, dau of John George Schriever b New Orleans 10 Jan 1911 & m there 27 Apr 1943 Mary Davie (Bull), Birmingham Ala 29 Jan 1917 -11 Nov 1953, Bush. 748 11. Allen Hackett1 1 Paterson b New Orleans La 29 Jan 1945; m Metairie La 17 July 1967 Charlotte Anne b Alexandria La 30 Oct 1946, dau of Charles Joseph b Crowley La 19 Jan 1917 & m Jackson Miss 11 Mar 1945 Mary Helen (Berry) b Amite La 13 May 1924, Samson. Lt Allen Hack­ ett Paterson #FV 3223503 USAF enlisted New Orleans La 3 Oct 1967; stationed 1968 Chanute AFB Rantoul Ill.

278 749 m. Ruth Hackett1 1 Paterson b New Orleans La 24 June 1946; m Vicksburg Miss 5 June 1964 James Robert b Fayette­ ville Ark 26 Aug 1944, son of LeRoy William b Rochester NY 19 Aug 1914 & m Van Buren Ark 3 Aug 1934, Bea­ trice June (Rooney) b Van Buren 2June 1916, Giles.

644 Ch of Mary Ann10 Hackett (Madeleine9 - Herb C8 - Ebenezer H7[mILSylvanus6- Benj 5- Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3-J o b2) m Har­ old Van Buskirk Cummins: all b New Orleans La: 750 1. Harold Hackett11 Cummins b 25 Dec 1942; m New Or- leans 12 Jan 1963 Nancy Ruth b Gilmer Tex 31 Jan 1943, dau of George Kenneth & Melba Cecile (Bowman) Newton. 751 11. Carol Anne11 Cummins b 12 Jan 1947; m Mobile Ala 31 May 1965 William Ervin b New Orleans 7 Mar 1943, son of Donald Bradford & Ines Marie (Monnot) Beary. 752 m. Jane Thacher11 Cummins b 6 May 1949; m New Orleans 12 Jan 1968 Richard Curtis b New Orleans 17 Aug 1945, son of Richard & Janie (Mitchel) Rowley. 1v. William Clay11 Cummins b 13 May 1952.

645 Ch of Ruth Margaret 10 Hackett (Madeleine9-Herb CS-Ebene- zer H7[mIJ - Sylvanus6 - Benj 5 - Ebenezer4 - Hezekiah3- J ob2) m John Charles East: all b New Orleans La: 753 1. Caroline Clifton11 East b 25 Oct 1944; m Metairie La 8 June 1966 Vincent David b Opelousas La 25 July 1943, son of Vincent & Marie (Pitre) Perron. 754 11. Richard Hackett11 East b 23 Jan 1946; m Columbus Miss I Mar 1969 Rosemary b Dallas Tex 13 Nov 1946, dau of Glenn & Leta (Van Deventer) Brown. m. Charles Randolph11 East b 5 Dec 1947; m Metairie La 22 Dec 1969 Susan Darr b New Orleans 26 Sept 1947, dau of John Darr & Marjorie (Tolhurst) Upham. 1v. John Lawrence11 East, b 13 Feb 1953.

646 Ch of Jane Caroline10 Hackett (Madeleine9-Herb CS-Ebenezer H7[mtLSylvanus6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-Job2) m Ed­ ward Preston Munson Jr:

279 1. Susan Storr11 Munson b New Orleans La 22 Mar 1948; m Pass Christian Miss 28 June 1969 Thomas Allen b Miss 9 Oct 1945, son of Chester Allen& Louise (Hunter) Usry. n. Catherine Graner11 Munson b New Orleans La 13 Jan 1951. n1. John Harvey11 Munson b Fort Worth Tex 24 Sept 1955.

64 7 Ch of Richard Alexander10 Hackett (Madeleine9-Herb C8-Eben­ ezer H7[rnJLSylvanus6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Hezekiah3-J ob2) m Edith Mildred Rogers: all b New Orleans La: 1. Roger Alexander11 Hackettb 15Jan 1955. 11. Charles Allen 11 Hackett, I Dec 1955-22 Aug 1962. 111. WayneAlbert11 Hackettb29Nov 1959.

648 Ch of Catherine Anne10 Hewitt (Helen L9 Sanford-Annie G8 Ba­ ker-Martha L7[rn 1LHenry6lrn 1LWm5[rnJLThos4-Nathan3-Eli­ sha2) m Robert Watrous Russell: 755 1. Sanford HewittJJ Russell b Manchester Ct 13 Jan 1931; m Barre Vt 23 Feb 1957 Betty Leone b 23 Aug 1930, dau of Leone (Reynolds) Brown. 756 11. Mabel Avery11 Russell b Manchester Ct 26 June 1933; m there 18 June 1955 Robert Lewis b Utica NY 15 Feb 1932, son of Edward Lewis & Ellen Jane (Parry) Morgan.

649 Ch of Charles Sanford 10 Hewitt (Helen L9 Sanford-Annie G8 Ba­ ker-Martha L7[rnlLHenry6[mJLWm5[mlLThos4-Nathan3-Eli- sha2) m Clara Ingalls Frost: all b Hollywood Cal: 757 1. Sandra Ann11 Hewitt b 19 Nov 1939; m Hollywood 17 June 1961 Dan (Daniel?) Claude b Cleveland O 27 Apr 1940, son of Jack Clark & Peggy(Ristway) Bird. 758 11. Henry SanfordII Hewitt b 21 June 1943; m San Francisco Cal 28 Dec 1966 Jane Ann b there 28 Oct 1942, dau of Stanley Alexander & Ann (Kauffman) Weigel. 111. Clarissa11 Hewitt b 9 Jan 1948.

650 Ch of Ellsworth10 Armstrong (Hazel A9 Sanford - Annie G8 Ba­ ker - Martha L7lrnlJ - Henry6[mJJ - W m 5[m 11 - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Margaret lllingsworth Wheatley: all b New Ha­ ven Ct:

280 759 i. Patricia11 Armstrong b 14 Oct 1930; mW Hartford Ct 24 Mar 1951 John Fish b Hartford Ct 1 Mar 1929, son of James Arthur & Helen Champlin (Small) Burbank. 760 11. Joan11 Armstrong b 22 Feb 1934; m New Haven Ct 19 July 1952 William McCutchen b Tarrytown NY 21 Feb 1932, son of William& Lucy(Bateman) Posey.

651 Ch of Ann10 Armstrong (Hazel A9 Sanford - Annie G8 Baker - Martha L7[mILHenry6[mILWm5[mIL Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Wallace Carroll Phelps: 1. John Roscoe11 Phelps, b Seattle Wash 5 May 1951. 11. Caro1Ann11 Phelps, bNewHavenCt21 Mar 1954. 111. Peter Ellsworth11 Phelps b New Haven Ct 25 Oct 1956. 1v. David Wallace11 Phelpsb New Haven Ct 8 Sept 1960.

652 Ch of Frank Bourne10 Ruthrauff (Abbie H 9-Francis8-Henry A7-Henry6[mILWm5[mILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Nancy Ewing: all b NY City: 761 1. Wilbur Bourne11 Ruthrauff b 11 Nov 1941; m St Ber- nard's RC Ch Easton Pa 15 July 1967 Lynn Nelson b Easton 11 Feb 1945 (2 Nov 1945), dau of James Helgert & Gertrude (Nelson) Williams. 11. John Ewing11 Ruthrauffb 15 Feb 1944. 111. Clara Ewing11 Ruthrauffb ION ov 1948.

653 Ch of Florence10 Ruthrauff (Abbie H 9-Francis8-Henry A7-Hen­ ry6[mlJ _ Wm5[mIJ - Thos4 -NathanJ - Elisha2) m Oldfield Ber­ gen Burtis Rapa/yea: 1. Richard Gardner11 Rapa/yea b NY City 12 Oct 1943; m Denver Colo 26 Nov 1966 Caroline Louise, dau of Alfred Bush. 11. David B11 Rapa/yea b NY City 2 July 1947; m Sheridan Wyo 23 Apr 1967 Eljo Lee, dau of Mr & Mrs Henry Har­ per of Sheridan. m. Stephen11 Rapa/yea b Red Bank NJ 31 Mar 1951.

654 Ch of Henry Allen 10 II C- 9-8-7-Henry6[m 1LWm5[mILThos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m Carolyn Ann Whiteside:

281 1. Henry Allen11 IV b Dallas Tex 10 Mar 1953. 11. Martha Ann11 b Ponca CityOkla2 May 1955. 111. Mary Frances11 b Ponca City Okla 15 Feb 1957. 1v. KathrynJane11 bPoncaCityOkla6June 1962.

655 Ch of Robert Bradford JO (Don9-Henry A8- 7-Henry6[mILWm5tmlL Thos4-Nathan 3- Elisha2) m( I) Mary Johanna Vail: i. Jonathan Frazer11 b Quantico Va 3 June 1954. 11. Christopher Freeman11 b Boston Mass 4 Apr 1956. 111. SusanBradford11 bBostonMass2Apr 1958. 1v. Sarah Hallett11 b Summit NJ 10 Nov 1959.

655 Ch of Robert Bradford10 m(2) Patricia (Letz) Kirkpatrick: i. Mary Harris11 b Summit NJ 31 Dec 1964.

656 Ch of Donald WilsonlO (Don9-Henry A8-7-Henry6[m 1LWm5[mlL Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Beverly Butte: 1. Katherine Lattimore11 b Concord Mass 5 Nov 1958. 11. William11 b Cambridge Eng 28 Sept 1964.

657 Ch of Judith Allen10 (Don9 - Henry A8-7 - Henry6[mIJ - Wm5lmIJ - Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) mJohn Lowe Newbold Ill: 1. Jennifer Hathaway11 Newboldb Norfolk Va 21 July 1960. 11. Timothy Bourne11 Newbold b Summit NJ 16 May 1963. u1. Michae1Fleming11 Newboldb Summit NJ 18 May 1966.

658 Ch of Gertrude Marie10 MacArthur (Gert L9 Andrew-Marie BB Kelley-Almira H7-Henry6[mILWm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Eli­ sha2) m Frank Gilbert Lamb Jr: 1. BrendaJean11 Lamb b Northampton Mass 14 Aug 1951. 11. Frank Gilbert11 Lamb III b Newton Mass 9 June 1957.

659 Ch of Linda June10 MacArthur (Gert L9 Andrew - Marie BB Kel­ ley-Almira H7-Henry6lmILWm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m William Charles Spiller: all b Boston Mass: 1. June Arliene11 Spiller b 15 Oct 1949. n. WilliamBenjamin11 Spillerb21 May 1952. m. RichardAndrew11 Spillerb21 Aug 1954.

282 1v. David Haskell11 Spillerb 5 Oct 1959. v. WendyJean11 Spil/erbl3Junel966. v1. Robert Wayne 11 Spillerb2July 1968.

660 Ch of Benjamin William10 MacArthur (Gert L9 Andrew - Maria BS Kelley-Almira H7 - Henry6[mIJ - Wm5[mIJ - Thos4 - Nath­ an3-Elisha2) m Elaine Pelkie: 1. Benjamin Arthur11 MacArthur b Boston Mass 19 Feb 1954. 11. Sharon Ann11 MacArthur b Skowhegan Me 11 Apr 1956. m. Diane Elaine 11 MacArthur b Skowhegan Me 20 Sept 1962. 1v. David William11 MacArthurb Skowhegan Me 20 Sept 1962.

661 Ch of Roger Martin10 MacArthur (Gert L9 Andrew-Maria BS Kelley-Almira H 7-Henry6[mILWm5[mILThos4-Nathan3-Eli­ sha2) m Carol Mae Wentworth: 1. Roger Blair11 MacArthurb Framingham Mass 5 June 1953. 11. Scott Matthew11 MacArthur b Framingham Mass 8 Feb 1955. 111. Julia Meredith11 MacArthurb Plainfield NJ 30 May 1956. 1v. (Adopted) Nathan Wayne 11 MacArthur b Omaha Neb 21 Apr 1965. A Sioux Indian, given them by his mother when he was 2 yrs old.

662 Ch of James Burton10 MacArthur (Gert L9 Andrew - Marie BS Kelley-Almira H 7 - Henry6[mIJ - Wm5[mtl -Thos4 -Nath­ an3-Elisha2) m Charlotte L Grace: all b Framingham Mass: 1. BrianJames11 MacArthurb9 May 1959. 11. Lee Ann 11 MacArthur b 8 June 1961. m. Paul Leo11 MacArthurb 3 Apr 1964.

663 Ch of Mabel Bourne 10 Usselman (Gert A9 Tandy-Gert ws Kelley­ Almira H 7-Henry6[mILWm5[mILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Wilbur James Eschen: 1. James Lindley' 1 Eschen II b Port Jefferson LI NY 25 May 1949. 11. Richard Burr11 Eschen b Suffern NY 22June 1952. 111. Thomas Bourne" Eschen b Suffern NY 14 Sept 1956.

664 Ch of Martha Louise 10 Usselman (Gert A9 Tandy-Gert ws Kelley-

283 Almira H7 -Henry6lm11 - Wm5lmJJ - Thos4 -Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Richard Leonard De Keno: 1. Marsha Lee11 DeKeno b Carlisle Barracks Pa 22 May 1951. 11. Ronald Lynn11 DeKeno b Port Jefferson LI NY 6 Sept 1952.

665 Ch of Katherine Lyndell10 Usselman (Gert A9 Tandy - Gert W8 Kelley-Almira H7-Henry6lm 1LWm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Eli­ sha2) m William Amend Liebler: all b New Rochelle NY: 1. Michae1Amend11 Lieblerb27Dec 1955. 11. Cynthia Alice11 Liebler b 27 Dec 1955.

666 Ch of Virginia Ann10 Usselman (Gert A9 Tandy-Gert W 8 Kelley­ Almira H 7-Henry6lmlLWm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Robert De Wick: all b Port Jefferson LI NY: 1. Robin Lynn11 De Wick b 3 July 1953. 11. MarthaLouise11 DeWickb 17 June 1956. m. BarbaraAnn11 DeWickb9 Mar 1958. 1v. SusanTandy11 DeWickb20July 1961. v. Robert Louis11 De Wick b 30 Dec 1964.

667 Ch of John Averill1° Tandy (Burton S9 Tandy-Gert W8 Kelley-Al­ mira H7 -Henry6lmll -Wm5lmll-Thos4 -Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Marilyn Elsie Charters: all b Mattituck LI NY: 1. Richard Bourne11 Tandy b 29 Aug 1953. n. John Burton11 Tandy b 27 Jan 1956. (In 1971 wants to change his middle name to Andrew.) 111. Glenn Charters 11 Tandy b 30 Sept 1958.

668 Ch of Priscilla 10 Tandy (Burton S9 Tandy-Gert W 8 Kelley-Almira H 7-Henry6lm 1l-Wm5lmlLThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Everett Lyle Steele: 1. David Lyle11 Steele b Castine Me 25 Jan 1958. 11. Timothy Tandy11 Steele b Greenport LI NY 22 Aug 1959. m. Jennifer Bourne11 Steele b Greenport LI NY 11 Mar 1962.

10 7 669 Ch of Janet Ross (Willis B9 Ross-Martha L8 Kelley-Almira H -

284 Henry6[mll - Wm5[m!J - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Mr Wagner: 1. BarbaraAnn" WagnerbBrookiynNY l0Feb 1950.

670 Ch of Jane Phillips Payson10 Bray (Barbara9 - Phil P 8 - Thos B7[m 2LHenry6[m2LWm5[mJJ_ Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Gor­ don Richard Weihmiller: 1. Matthew James11 Weihmiller b Princeton NJ 7 Apr 1970.

671 Ch of Starr Margetts1° King Jr (Dorothy C9 - Jesse H 8 - Thos Bnm2LHenry6[m2LWm5[mJJ_Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Jo­ anne Marie Delaney: 1. Valeria Ann11 King b Boston Mass 20 May 1960.

672 Ch of Dorothy Bourne1° King (Dorothy C9 - Jesse H 8 - Thos Bnm2LHenry6[m2LWm5[m 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Alex­ ander Garner: all b Boston Mass: 1. Susan Bourne" Garner b 17 Feb 1953. 11. Robert Alexander" Garnerb 7 Jan 1957.

673 Ch of Virginia Burgess1D King(Dorothy C9-Jesse H8-Thos B7[mZL Henry6[m21-Wm5[mJJ_Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Carl Don­ ald Peterson: both adopted: 1. Catherine Ann11 Peterson b Norfolk Va 24 May 1958. 11. Donald Oscar11 Peterson b Portsmouth Va 16 Dec 1959.

674 Ch of David Payson10 King (Dorothy C9-Jesse H8-Thos B7[m2L Henry6[m2J - Wm5[mJJ - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Lois Nichol: 1. (adopted) Virginia Starr11 King b Rawlins Wyo 8 Mar 1960. 11. Tracy Melinda11 King b Spokane Wash 11 Dec 1960. 111. Stephen David11 Kingb Spokane Wash 8 Jan 1962.

675 Ch of Robert Dunham1° King (Dorothy C9 - Jesse H 8 - Thos B7[m 2LHenry6[m2LWm5[mIJ_Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Bar- bara Brooke Possenti: 1. Laurie Noel 11 King b Bethesda Md 3 Jan 1962.

676 Ch of William Frederick10 Fletcher Jr (Ruth B9-Jesse H8-Thos

285 Bnm 2LHenry6[m 2LWm5[mlLThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Alma Astley: all b Boston Mass: 1. Marklan11 Fletcherb 19 Dec 1959. 11. Andrew Astley11 Fletcher b 19 Dec 1959.

677 Ch of Nancy Bourne10 Fletcher (Ruth B9-Jesse H8-Thos B7[m 2L Henry6[m 2LWm5[mlLThos4 -Nathan3-Elisha2) m(l) Gordon Johnston: 1. Tamara11 (Tammy) Johnston b Los Angeles Cal 24 Mar 1958.

677 Ch of Nancy Bourne1°Fletcher m(2) Lynford Saunders: i. Jefferson Scott1 1 Saunders b Arlington Mass 7 Feb 1966.

678 Ch of David Robert10 Zwicker (Eleanor9-Jesse H8-Thos B7[m 2L Henry6[m 2J - Wm5[mJJ _ Thos4 -Nathan3 -Elisha2) m Penelope Ann Mann: 1. Cara Elaine 11 Zwicker b Groton Mass Mem Hosp 23 Dec 1969.

679 Ch of Richard Clyde10 Zwicker (Eleanor9-Jesse H8-Thos B7[m 2L Henry6[m 2l - Wm5[m!J - Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m Theresa Lorraine Equatore: 1. Brandon Matthew11 Zwickerb Woburn Mass 3 Feb 1970.

680 Ch of Patricia Ann10 Ennis (Mary F9 Hitchcock-Wm H8 Hitch­ cock-Annie Z7-Henry6[m 2 LWm5[mlL Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Richard Hastings Wellington: 11 1. Christopher J ohn Wellington b Exeter NH 17 Sept 1962. 11 11. Douglas Alan Wellington b Exeter NH 17 Sept 1962. 111. Scott Patrick11 Wellington b Exeter NH 17 Aug 1963. 1v. Susan Ann 11 Wellington b Portsmouth NH 6Jan 1965. v. Michael Sean11 Wellington b Portsmouth NH 21 Feb 1966.

681 Ch of Mary Elizabeth 10 Ennis(Mary F9 Hitchcock-Wm H8 Hitch­ cock-Annie Z7- Henry6[m 2L Wm5[mlL Thos4-N athan3-Elisha2) m Walter Leon Bush: 1. Kelly Elizabeth 11 Bush b Carlisle Pa 14 Aug 1968.

286 ii. Patric Sean 11 Bush b Hartford Ct 3 Oct 1969.

682 Ch of William Bourne10 Hitchcock (Wm L9 Hitchcock-Wm H8 Hitchcock - Annie Z 7 - Henry6[m2l - Wm5[mll - Thos4 - Nath­ an3-Elisha2) m Ann Clough N orthridge: 1. William Clough11 Hitchcock b Framingham Mass 23 Sept 1968.

683 Ch of David Lundy10 Hitchcock Sr (Wm L9 Hitchcock-Wm H8 Hitchcock- Annie Z 7 - Henry6[m2l - Wm5[mll - Thos4 - Nath­ an3-Elisha2) m Patricia Jean Taylor: 1. David Lundy11 Hitchcock Jr b Syosset LI NY 25 May 1970.

684 Ch of Barbara Lowe 10 Hitchcock (Richd B9 Hitchcock Sr-Richd H8 Hitchcock-Annie Z7 - Henry6[m2l - Wm5[m!J - Thos4 - Na­ than3-Elisha2) m Paul George Zarynojf: 1. George Paul11 Zarynojfll b Louisville Ky 25 Feb 1958. 11. Mark George 11 Zarynojfb Louisville Ky 28 Dec 1958. 111. Donya Bourne11 Zarynoff b Frankfurt Germany 26 Sept 1961.

685 Ch of Nancy Hull10 Hitchcock (Richd B9 Hitchcock Sr-Richd H8 Hitchcock -Annie Z 7 - Henry6[m2l - Wm5[mll - Thos4 - Nath­ an3-Elisha2) m William Robert Gass: 1. Debra Bourne11 Gass b Wilmington Del 2 Apr 1963.

686 Ch of William Davies10 Durland(Chas A9 Durland-Chas H8 Dur­ land-] os7 Durland-Cynthia6 Ruggles-Richd5 Ruggles-Bath­ sheba4[m2LMel3[mlLShear2) m Elizbeth Norton Warner: 762 1. Elizabeth Warner" Durland b Boston (Roxbury) Mass 3 Feb 1923; m New Orleans La 8 May 1946 Pierre Rad­ ford b New Orleans 13 July 1921, son of Pierre Louis & Mildred (Radford) DuPont. Middlesex Sch Concord Mass; Tulane U 1943; 2nd Lt USN WW II. Elizabeth grad Newcomb Coll. 763 11. Joan Proctor11 Durland b Beverly Mass 25 Aug 1925; m New Orleans La 10 Mar 1953 William Mente b New Orleans 18 Sept 1922, son of Edward Bernard & Blanche

287 (Sternberger) Benjamin. Yale 1945 W; US Army WW II; Tulane Law Sch 1952; Joan grad Newcomb Coll.

687 Ch of Dorothy10 Worthington (Julia A9 -Julia JS Hays-Mary T7 Fales-Mary6-Shear5[mJJ-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Paul DeHoff Reed: 1. Paul Worthington11 Reed b Nice France 5 Dec 1927; unm. InUSAF. 11. David Alvey 11 Reedb Frederick Md 13 Aug 1929; unm.

688 Ch of Lelia Scott10 Alvey (Richd H 9 Alvey Jr-Julia JS Hays-Mary T7 Fales-Mary6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Henry Augus­ tus Tilden: 764 1. Caroline" Tilden b Winter Haven Fla 5 Mar 1930; m there 28 Dec 1952 John Bemis b Cambridge Mass 29 Apr 1926, son of Marmian Edward & Edith (Brewster) Simmons; div May 1968.

689 Ch of Richard Hays10 Alvey (Richd H9 Alvey Jr-Julia J 8 Hays - Mary T7 Fales - Mary6 - Shear5[mi1-4 - Ezra3 - Shear2 ) m Cath­ erine Hurd: 1. Elizabeth Catherine11 Alvey b Hagerstown Md 26 Dec 1923. Unm 1968.

690 Ch of Margaret Gordon10 Alvey (Richd H9 Alvey Jr - Julia JS Hayes-Mary T 7 Fa/es-Mary6-Shear5[mll-4 -Ezra3-Shear2) m(l) Edwin Nelson Chapman Jr: all b Baltimore Md: 1. EdwinNelson11 Chapmanlllb 1 Feb 1951. 11. RobertFrancis11 Chapmanb 19June 1952. 111. Margaret Alvey 11 Chapman b 26 Aug 1959.

691 Ch of Mary Alvey 10 Allen (Marg N9 Alvey-Julia J 8 Hays-Mary T 7 Fales-Mary6-Shears[mlJ-4_Ezra3-Shear2) m Joseph Darwin Nagel Jr: 765 1. Joseph Greme11 Nagel b Winter Haven Fla 3 Jan 1926; m Ga 1952 Mary Moore b Kansas, ofW Palm Beach Fla.

692 Ch of Richard Graeme10 Allen Sr (Marg N9 Alvey-Julia J 8 Hays-

288 Mary T 7 Fales-Mary6-Shear5[mJJ-4_Ezra3-Shear2) m Helen Foley: 1. Richard Graeme11 Allen Jr b Winter Haven Fla 6 Apr 1940.

693 Ch of John Chapline10 Allen (Marg N9 Alvey - Julia JS Hays - Mary T 7 Fales-Mary6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Mar­ tha Pate: all b Tampa Fla: 1. Edwin Pate11 Allen b 23 Apr 1944. 11. May Margaret11 Allen b 22 Feb 1946.

694 Ch of Ruth10 Allen (Marg N9 A/vey-JuliaJS Hays-MaryT7 Fales­ Mary6 - Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3 - Shear2) m William Jordan Smith Jr: all b Winter Haven Fla: 1. WilliamJordan11 SmithIIIb 16Oct 1944. 11. Richard Alvey11 Smith b 26 Aug 1948. m. Perry Chapline11 Smith b 20 May 1949. 1v. Margaret Graeme11 Smith b 15 Dec 1950.

695 Ch of John Vincent10 Jamison III (Anna E9 Alvey-Julia JS Hays­ Mary T 7 Fales-Mary6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Martha Page Wroth: all b Hagerstown Md: 1. Martha Page11 Jamison b 18 Nov 1939; m Hagerstown 30 Oct 1965 Neal Delano b San Francisco Cal 19 Feb 1934, son of Cyril Francis & Margery Nan (Sample) Martineau. 11. Wye Townsend11 Jamison b 15 Mar 1943. m. Stephanie Wroth11 Jamison b 17 July 1948.

696 Ch of Richard Alvey10 Jamison (Anna E9 Alvey-Julia JS Hays­ Mary T 7 Fa/es-Mary6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Louisa Haxall Harris: all b Baltimore Md: 766 1. Louise Haxall Harris11 Jamison b 28 Feb 1943; m Balti- more 18 June 1966 Matthew Walter Jr b Manchester NH 11 Nov 1943, son of Matthew Walter & Clare (Wade) Wy­ skielSr. 11. Anne Alvey 11 Jamison b 19 Apr 194 7. m. Richard Alvey 11 Jamison b 13 May 1950.

697 Ch of Thomas Chase10 Hewes (Genevieve9 Chase-Helen ss-Benj

289 A7-Shear6-5lm2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Sarah Wamboldt: 1. Genevieve Chase11 Hewes b Greenwich Ct 24 May 1942. 11. Evan Sumpter11 Hewes, New Haven Ct 2 Sept 1949 Lyme Ct 15 Dec 1949.

698 Ch of Helen10 Hewes (Genevieve9 Chase - Helen S8 - Benj A7 - Shear6-srm21-4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m Franck Kelso Davis: all b Hartford Ct: 1. JohnHenryKelso11 Davisllb4May 1943. 11. Philip Hewes 11 Davis b 22 Sept 1944. 111. Deborah11 Davisb 16Jan 1947. 1v. JeffersonBrainard 11 Davisb21 Sept 1950. v. Helen 11 Davisb 12Aug 1958.

699 Ch of Charles Ellicott10 Hewes (Genevieve9 Chase-Helen S8-Benj ALShear6-s[m 2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Doris Berg: 1. Charles Chase11 Hewes b NY City 1 Dec 1943. 11. Thomas11 Hewes II b Washington DC 15 Nov 1946. m. William Michael1 1 Hewesb Washington DC 8 Jan 1949. 1v. Joseph Ellicott11 Hewes b Norwalk Ct Hosp 9 Aug 1960.

700 Ch of Patricia10 Hewes (Genevieve9 Chase - Helen S8 - Benj A7 - Shear6-5lm2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Dr Paul Starrett Pierson: 1. Paul Hamilton11 Pierson b Milwaukee Wisc25 Aug 1950. 11. Harriet Ann 11 Pierson b Milwaukee Wisc 1 Mar 1952. m. Christopher Starrett11 Pierson b Great Lakes Ill 26 Nov 1953. 1v. Timothy Chasell Pierson b Milwaukee Wisc 17 Aug 1963.

701 Ch of George Lewis 1° Chase (Porter B9 Chase-Helen S8-Benj A7- Shear6-Slm2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m(2) Carol Prince: both adopt­ ed b Miami Fla: 1. Sandra11 Chaseb 11 Oct 1960. 11. Peter Bourne11 Chase b 24 Nov 1961.

702 Ch of Marcia1° Chase (Porter B9 Chase - Helen S8 - Benj A7 - Shear6-5lm 2l-4-Ezra 3-Shear2) m( 1) Frederick Austin Borsodi: Ch legally adopted by Marcia's 2nd husband: 767 1. Lindsley 11 (Borsodi) Daglish b W Hartford Ct 21 July 1942;

290 m Hyannisport Mass 12 Sept 1964 Rudolf Frederick IV b Providence RI 8 Dec 1936, son of Rudolf Frederick & Virginia (Petrequin) Haffenreffer III. 11. Barbara11 (Borsodi) Daglish b Dayton O 15 Dec 1944.

702 Ch of Marcia10 Chase m(2) Preston Halstead Daglish Sr: all b Providence RI: 1. Preston Halstead 11 Daglish Jr b 11 Mar 1948. 11. Robert Bruce11 Daglish b 3 Nov 1958.

703 Ch of Joseph Tuttle1° Chase (Porter B9 Chase - Helen S8 - Benj A7-Shear6-5lm2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Nancy Spencer Grier: all b Hartford Ct: 1. Grier Phelps11 Chase b 27 Apr 1950; m Kittredge (Den­ ver) Colo Ccrnmunity Ch 6 June 1970 David James b Hartford 27 Apr 1950, son of William Steven & Dorothy Lavon (Donaldson) Payne. n. Nancy Bourne11 Chase b 18 Jan 1954. 111. Melissa Tuttle11 Chase b 20 Feb 1960.

704 Ch of Helen Joy10 Lee (Helen B9 Joy - Henry B8 Joy - Mary7 - Shear6-s[m2l-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Agustas (Peter/a) Peterle: 1. George Bednar11 Peterle b Lakeland Fla 19 Mar 1951. 11. Helen Agusta11 Peter le b Lakeland Fla 13 Mar 1954. m. Miles Agustas Newberry11 Peterle b New London Ct 22 Nov 1958.

705 Ch of Marian Lawson10 Lee (Helen B9 Joy-Henry B8 Joy-Mary7- Shear6-5lm21-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m John Wadsworth Mikesell Jr: all b Tucson Ariz: 768 1. Helen Joy11 Mikesell b 18 Dec 1947; m Presbyterian Ch Tucson 14 Dec 1968 Arthur Donald Jr b Mt Sinai Hosp Chicago Ill 22 Apr 1946, son of Arthur Donald & Doro­ thy Marie (Boyd) Grammont Sr. Enlisted USAF Phoenix Ariz 22 Apr 1963; to Lackland AB Boot Camp; June 1963 to Davis-Mon­ than AB Tucson, in 803 CES (Civil Eng Squad) missile support; 1966 to Forbes AFB Kansas for combat training; June 1966-Apr 1967 to U-Tapao Royal Thai AB, in 366 CES & also 366 Security

291 Police Sq convoy duty; saw ground combat during 1968 Tet (Lu­ nar New Year). To Tan Son Nhut S Vietnam AB to Mar 1968; S/ sgt Apr 1968; to Davis Monthan AB to 4453rd Combat Crew Training Wing; Mar 1969 to Da-Nang AB with 820th CES Red Horse (Rapid Engineer Deployable Heavy Operations Repair Squad Engineers). Our job was to keep the VC (Viet Cong) & NV A (North Vietnamese Army) out of our area; 3 times we set up fighting positions to block enemy ground forces; served as M-60 machine gunner & NCO IC Security. Feb 1970 to Luke AFB Phoenix as Genl Military Training NCO for 58th Civil Eng Sq. 769 11. Linda Ann11 Mikesell b 9 May 1949; m Bel Aire Bapt Ch Tucson Ariz 19 June 1966 Charles Thomas b Louisville Ky 28 July 1949, son of Marvin Eugene & Gertrude (Kipp) Osborne. iii. John Wadsworth11 Mikesell III b 23 Aug 1950. 1v. Henry Bourne11 Mikesellb 23 Sept 1952. v. James Frederick11 Mikesellb 2 Aug 1954.

706 Ch of Eunice Bourne10 Lee (Helen B9 Joy-Henry BS Joy-Mary7- Shear6·5[m2H-Ezra3-Shear2) m William Hanscom Fuller Sr: 770 1. William Hanscom11 Fuller Jr b Westerly RI 21 June 1944; m Ch of the Annunciation, Anna Maria Key Fla 6 Sept 1968 Karen Suzanne Sherwood b Colorado Springs Colo 11 Oct 1945, dau of Richard Roosevelt b Minneapolis Minn 21 Sept 1916 & Suzanne Sykes (Sherwood) b Niagara Falls NY 30 July 1921, Colburn. Suzanne Sykes (Sherwood) Colburn m(2) George Brown Zahnizer b Sewickley Pa 28 Nov 1907. William11 war service: USMC #2037498; entered service Parris Id SC 14 Feb 1963; Ordnance Sch Jacksonville Fla; 1963 PFC; 1964 Lance Cpl; Sept 1966 Sgt; Viet-Nam, Da-Nang AB Nov 1964 - Nov 1965; in genl air battles. VietNam, Asiatic Pacific Ser­ vice ribbons; Air Medal; GI Bill (revised) 36 mo college at $100 per mo; member VFW. From "Jet Stream," Marine AFB Beaufort SC 1 Apr 1966: "Just 4 mos ago Cpl William H Fuller flew his last combat mis­ sion in S Viet Nam; he was technician with VMA 331. On 28 Mar 1966 he was awarded the Air Medal, presented by his CO Lt Gor­ don V Hodde. Flying as aerial gunner with VMO-2 located at

292 Marble Mtn Air Facility, he participated in many (75) of the 1st Ma­ rine Corps large scale operations, such as Starlight, Midnight & Piranha. "Fuller's primary job was to arm the Viet-Cong-hungry UHIE helicopter gunships with rockets & machine guns. But along with all other members of this helicopter unit, he flew the right door position as gunner. "The citation read in part that while a member of this unit, 'Cpl Fuller contributed materially to the success of his squadron. His courage & devotion to duty in the face of hazardous flying con­ ditions were in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Naval Service."' At Marine AFB Beaufort SC Jan 1966; on USS Independence (air craft carrier) with Marine AF June-Dec 1966 in Mediterranean. Hon disch Marine AFB Beaufort 27 Dec 1966. 11. Michael BourneII Fuller b Sarasota Fla 24 Feb 1947; rn Beymer Mem Baptist Ch Winter Haven Fla 7:30 PM Sat 30 Nov 1968 Holly Jean b Newark NJ 7 May 1948, dau of Jack Monteith & Ruth (Norman) Berry. 771 111. Bradford NewberryII Fuller b Winter Haven Fla 6 July 1949; m St Paul's Episc Ch Winter Haven 6 PM Mon 29 Dec 1969 Sara Adelaide b Winter Haven 5 Aug 1950, dau of James Melvin & Rosina (Raniero) Sprinkel.

707 Ch of Henry Bourne10 Joy III (-9-8-Mary7-Shear6-5£m2l-4-Ezra3- Shear2) m Patricia Jean Shiles: all b Detroit Mich: 1. Henry Bourne11 Joy IV b 22 Nov 1966. 11. Lauren Newberry11 Joy b 5:37 AM 15 Apr 1971.

708 Ch of Richard Pickering10 Joy III (-9-S[m2LMary7-Shear6-5[ID2J-4_ Ezra3-Shear2) m(2) Joan Sylvia Becker: 1. Michael Bourne11 Joy b Royal Oak Mich 1 May 1961. 11. Thomas Noble11 Joy b Detroit Mich 20 May 1963.

709 Ch of Mary Reynolds 10 Joy (Richd P Joy9-B[mlJ - Mary7 - Shear6 -5[m 21-4_ Ezra3-Shear2) m( 1) Woodson Kidder Woods III: 1. Woodson Kidder11 Woods IV, Honolulu Hawaii 16 July 16 July 1954 - killed Los Angeles Cal 24 July 1968, while

293 walking along a road with a friend, who was also killed. ii. Christopher Joy11 Woods b Louisiana Mo 16 Dec 1955. iii. Jeffery Ladd 11 Woods b Louisiana Mo 22 June 1957.

709 Ch of Mary Reynolds10 Joym(2) Robert Henry Ginter: i. Timothy Moore11 Ginterb Santa Monica Cal 3 Feb 1965.

709 Ch of Robert Henry Ginter by his m( 1): i. Robert Gordon Ginter b Los Angeles Cal 1 Apr 1935.

710 Ch of James Frederick 10 Joy (Richd P 9-8[m 2L Mary7 -Shear6-5[m21-4_ Ezra3-Shear2) m Michael Isabel Severance: all b NY City: 1. Whitney Maguire11 Joy b 6July 1966. n. Merrill Moore11 Joy b 9 Apr 1968.

711 Ch of Patricia Ford10 Joy (Wm M9[mll Joy - Richd p8[m21 Joy - Mary7 - Shear6-5[m 21-4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m Alain Darmon: all b Geneva Switz: 1. William Andre David11 Darmon b 15 May 1963. 11. Gregory Patrick11 Darmon b 29 Oct 1964. m. Matthew Moore11 Darmon b 7 Apr 1970.

712 Ch of Josephine Bourne10 Joy (Wm M 9£mll Joy-Richd P8[m21 Joy­ Mary7-Shear6-5£m21-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Bruce Hamilton Mac­ Lean Sr: 1. Bruce Hamilton11 MacLean Jr b Detroit Mich 5:24 PM Mon 5 Oct 1970.

713 Ch of Ward Tyson10 Perry Sr (Robt S9 Perry - Jas DeW8 Perry II -Julia S7 Jones -Julia6[mll - Benj5 - Shear4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m Laura Jayne Thomas: 1. Barbara11 Perry; m Edward Strawbridge of Philadelphia. 772 11. Ward Tyson11 Perry Jr killed in plane crash in Penna ab 1969; m Marion .... 773 111. Marjorie11 Perry b ab 1921; m(l) Richard Taussig; div; m(2) Germantown Pa 1954 John Forbes Russell #613-iii; 1v. David 11 Perrym ... ;div. v. Sarah Wallace 11 Perry. Unm.

294 714 Ch of James De W olf10 Perry (Robt S9 Perry-J as DeW 8 Perry II­ Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[m 1LBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Eliz­ abeth Olivia Hammann: 1. James Francis" Perry, Plainfield NJ 4 Sept 1924 - nr Colorado Springs Colo 24 Feb 1944 in bomber plane crash. 774 11. Ann DeWolf11 Perry b Harrisburg Pa 3 Feb 1926; m NY City 21 Sept 1956 Harry Wallace b Medford Okla 2 Jan 1923, son of Fred & Ann (Enns) Janzen.

715 Ch of Robert Swain10 Perry Jr (-9-Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-J ulia6[m 1LBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Genevieve E Dillenbeck: 775 1. (Adopted) Jean Clark11 Perry b 15 Feb 1931; m 23 May 1953 Wallace Wentworth, son of Swift Churchill & Geor­ gianna(Middleton) Barnes.

716 Ch of James Perry10 Thurber Sr (Julia B9 Perry-Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mlLBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Ruth Burnett: 776 1. Ethel Raymond11 Thurber b Brooklyn NY 6 May 1926; m St Michael's Ch Milton Mass 13 June 1948 Arthur Ir­ ving Jr b Norman Okla 25 Dec 1926, son of Arthur Ir­ ving & Roberta (Dean) Ortenburger Jr. 777 11. James Perry11 Thurber Jr b Westfield NJ 3 June 1928; m Dundee Ill 8 Aug 1950 Emily Maulsby b Chicago Ill 1 Nov 1930, dau of Maulsby & Harriette (Cheever) Forrest. 778 m. William Bartlett" Thurber Jr b Boston Mass 20 May 1930; m(l) Brenham Tex 6 Mar 1955, June b Gayhill Tex 5 June 1933, dau of Walter H & Ella (Wendt) Werchan; div Ciudad Juarez Mex 31 Oct 1968; m(2) Reno Nev I Nov 1968 Anne Marie Berthe Cesar b Blankenberghe (Brugges) Belgium 11 Nov 1946, dau of Robert Marie Gabriel & Jeanne Marie Sophie (van Daele) Hinderyckx.

717 Ch of William Schuyler10 Thurber (Julia B9 Perry-J as De W8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mtLBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Elizabeth Lockwood:

295 779 1. Elizabeth'' Thurber b Chicago Ill 27 Nov 1928; m Win- netka Ill 10 July 1948 John Glennon Ronsiek.

718 Ch of Richard Bourne10 Thurber (Julia B9 Perry-] as DeW 8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mJLBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Mary Losey Dousman: all b Shelburne Vt: 780 1. Mary Easton" Thurber b 11 May 1939; m Shelburne 7 Apr 1959 Ralph Houghton III b Keene NH 4 July 1933, son of Ralph Houghton & Doris (Appleby) Clark Jr. 781 ii. William Schuyler" Thurber II b 2 Sept 1941; m Charlotte Vt 24 May 1964 Nancy b Shelby Vt dau of Lyman Phil­ lips & Mary (Polling) Wood. 782 111. Julia Bourne" Thurber b 26 Nov 1944; m 6 Oct 1966 John Dynan son of James & Ann (Dynan) Condon.

719 Ch of Rev (James) DeWolf10 Perry IV (-9·8-Julia S7 Jones - Ju­ lia6[mJLBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Adela Carter Dainger­ field: 783 1. James DeWolf11 Perry V b Providence RI 24 June 1941; m Boston Mass 10 Dec 1966 Velura Flora b Boston 27 Mar 1944, dau of Robert Scott & Velura Hazel (Feerhu­ sen) Fifield. 11. John Haigh Daingerfield" Perry b Boston Mass 6 June 1944. m. Adela Weir11 Perry b Charleston SC 1 Dec 1949.

720 Ch of John Weir10 Perry MD (Jas DeW9· 8 Perry - Julia S7 Jones-] ulia6[mlLBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m( 1) Martha Kingman: all b Boston Mass: 784 1. Anne11 Perry b 9 Feb 1942; m Cambridge Mass 28 Aug 1965 Donald Gordon b Woodbury NJ 6 Oct 1933, son of William Arthur & Blanche Virginia (Carson) Faragher. 11. John Weir Ferguson11 Perry b 29 May 1944; m Annisquam Mass 6 Mar 1971 Barbara Ann b E Orange NJ 11:58 am Fri 19 Apr 1946 dau of Richard Alfred & Frances Ann (Mccarren) Doubleday.

720 Ch of John Weir MD m(2) Ann Ormiston: all b San Francisco Cal:

296 1. Alice Hillary11 Perryb 17Nov 1961. 11. WendolynElizabeth11 Perryb 15Apr 1963. 111. Brian W eir11 Perry b 2 Sept 1964.

721 Ch of Rt Rev Russell Sturgis10 Hubbard(Eliz R 9 Perry-Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-I ulia6[mtLBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Anna Catherine Pratt: 785 1. Ann Perry11 Hubbard b Vermillion SD 26 Oct 1929; m(l) Detroit Mich 30 Dec 1950 James Howard Northrup b Minneapolis Minn 16 Apr 1926, son of George Coolidge & Mabel (Freeman) Tuttle; div Detroit 28 Aug 1963; m(2) Grosse Pointe Mich 25 June 1965 Philip Thomas b India­ napolis Ind 10 Oct 1926, son of Carlton Leroy & Dorothy (Allen) Austin. 786 n. Jane Parkinson11 Hubbard b Sioux City Ia 29 Jan 1932; m Detroit Mich 13 June 1953 John Flint b Detroit 9 July 1930, son of Oscar Frederick & Miriam Frances (Reid) Keydel. 787 m. Judith Bradbury11 Hubbard b Providence RI 26 Dec 1933; m Spokane Wash 11 June 1955 Thomas Marston b Pitts­ burgh Pa 2 Feb 1932, son of Thomas Harris & Dorothy Ewart (Marston) Osgood. 788 iv. Russell Sturgis 11 Hubbard III b Providence RI 5 Feb 1937; m Wallace Ida 15 July 1961 Margaret Ann b Wallace Ida 14 Feb 1940, dau of Charles Edward & Marjorie Helen (Taylor) Small. v. Catherine Carroll11 Hubbard b Bar Harbor Me 11 May 1946; m 19 Sept 1966 Richard Anthony b Seattle Wash Oct 1944, son of Roger Roy & Gloria ( ) Burke.

722 Ch of Dr John Perry1° Hubbard (Eliz R9 Perry-] as De W8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mtLBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Dorothy Allen: 789 1. Elizabeth11 Hubbard b Tokyo Japan 20 Sept 1935; m Philip Edgerton. 790 11. Florence 11 Hubbard b Boston Mass 12 Oct 1937; m John Strawbridge Lloyd III.

723 Ch of Elizabeth Tyson10 Russell (Emily T9 Perry-Rev Jas DeW8

297 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mILBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m(3) Stanley Dexter Jupp: 1. (Adopted) Margaret Lewis Marshall11 Jupp b Guam Mar­ iana Ids 15 Oct 1940.

724 Ch of Robert Shaw10 Russell(EmilyT9 Perry-Rev Jas Dews Per­ ry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mILBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Elizabeth Newhall: 1. Louise Perry11 Russe/lb Louisville Ky 3 Apr 1947. 11. Mary Forbes11 Russellb Louisville Ky 11 July 1950. 111. Anna Elizabeth11 Russell b Worcester Mass 2 July 1956.

725 Ch of William Minor11 Gaylord Jr (- 10-Frank B9 Gaylord-Achsah GS-Eiisha7-J onathan6-J ohanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-J ob2) m Eleanor Margaret Todd: all b Cleveland 0: 1. Frank Bourne12 Gaylord b 31 Mar 1945. 11. Patricia Louise 12 Gaylordb 16 Mar 1947. 111. Elliott Keith12 Gaylordb 15 Oct 1949. 1v. Katharine Rebecca 12 Gaylordb 14 Aug 1952.

726 Ch ofEthe1Jane11 Gaylord (Wm M10 Gaylord Sr-Frank B9 Gay­ lord-Achsah GS-Elisha7-J onathan6-J ohanna5 Nye-Mehit4- Tim3-J ob2) m Howard Marshall Tugel: 1. Michael Leslie 12 Tugelb Cincinnati O 28 Feb 1952. 11. Robert Marshall12 Tugel b Cincinnati O 10 May 1954 (his grfather's birthday). 111. RebeccaJane12 Tugelb Detroit Mich 15 Mar 1962.

727 Ch of William Nettleton11 Jr (- 10 - Edwd G9 - Jas Rs - Elisha7 - Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Catherine Elizabeth Day: all b Boston Mass: 1. WilliamAlexander12 b I Jan 1962. 11. Katherine Loring12 b 6 Mar 1965.

728 Ch of Nancy Foster11 (Jas R 10-Edwd G9-Jas RS-Elisha7-Jonath­ an6 - Johanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 - Job2) m(2) Terrel Clay Myers: all b Chicago Ill: 1. PhilipTerrell12Myersb JO June 1953.

298 11. Linnet Foster12 Myers b 10 Dec 1954. iii. David Bourne12 Myers b 15 Dec 1956.

729 Ch of Robert Dulles11 Sr (Jas R 10-Edwd G9-Jas R8-Elisha7-Jon­ athan6 - Johanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 - Job2) m Barbara Ruth Kiernan: all b Washington DC: 1. RobertDulles12 Jrb l0July 1954. 11. James Winslow12 b 29 Apr 1959.

730 Ch of Margaret Gaylord11 (Edwd W 10-Edwd G9-Jas R8-Elisha7- J onathan6 - J ohanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 - J ob2) m Austin Bernhard Pedersen: all b Hartford Ct: 1. Andrew Russell 12 Pedersen b 5 Sept 1961. 11. Gregory Austin12 Pedersen b 26 Mar 1963.

731 Ch of Susan Holdrege11 (Edwd W 10-Edwd G9-Jas RS-Elisha7-Jon­ athan6 - Johanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 - Job2) m Nikolaus Hermann Brinkama: 1. Bettina Williams12 Brinkama, San Francisco Cal 20 Mar 1959 - Los Angeles Cal 20 Feb 1964. 11. Susan Holdrege12 Brinkama b Los Angeles Cal 9 May 1962. m. Elizabeth Thomson12 Brinkama b Los Angeles Cal 13 Jan 1965.

732 Ch of Edward Gaylord 11 (Edwd W 10 -Edwd G9 -Jas RS - Elisha7 - Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Elizabeth Louise Jaeger: all b Tarrytown NY: 1. James Schouler12 b 20 Mar 1964. 11. Charlotte Eldridge12 b 5 June 1966.

733 Ch of Henry Thomson11 Jr (- 10-Edwd G9-Jas RS-Elisha7-Jonath­ an6 - Johanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 - Job2) m Gladys Janet Goldsmith: all b Syracuse NY: 1. Gaylord12 (girl)b6Febl954. 11. Brett Williams 12 b 20 Sept 1956.

734 Ch of Joanne Williams 11 (Henry T 10 - Edwd G9 - Jas RS - Eli­ sha7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Sam-

299 uel Herman Schwartz: all b NY City: 1. Anne Williams12 Schwartz b 17 Mar 1960. 11. Jean Frances12 Schwartz b 8 May 1961.

735 Ch of Edith Barrett Nettleton" (Henry T 10-Edwd G9-Jas R 8-Eli­ sha7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Wil­ liam Cooley Greene Jr: 1. Anne Nettleton12 Greene b Boston Mass 25 Dec 1959. 11. Elizabeth Barrett1 2 Greene b Hanover NH 9 Mar 1961.

736 Ch of Dorothy Mason11 (Richd M 10 - Henry E9 -Jas R 8 - Elisha7 - Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Frederick Carl Prasse Sr: 1. Frederick Carl'2 Prasse Jr b Cleveland O 15 Oct 1948. Grad 30 May 1970 Coll of William & Mary, Williamsburg Va; enlisted May 1970 USAF Newport News Va #2744 89 761 FV; Basic training Lackland AFB San Antonio Tex 1 Nov 1970 - grad 28 Jan 1971 2nd Lt with honors; flight sch Reese AFB Lubbock Tex Feb 1971. 11. Henry Eldridge 12 Prasse b&d Cleveland O 1 Nov 1951 - 3 Nov 1951. m. Richard Theodore12 Prasse b E Cleveland O 17 July 1953. Grad High Sch 11 June 1971; Natl Merit Scholarship Fin­ alist, Who's Who in American High Schools; Top Service Award, awarded full 4 yr Navy ROTC Scholarship to Duke U, Durham NC, after which he will serve 4 yrs in Navy. Letters in track & cross country. 1v. Henry Bourne12 Prasse b E Cleveland O 22 Mar 1955.

737 Ch of Joanne Burgess11 (Earl B10-Austin G9-Jerome L8-Joshua T7 - J onathan6 -J ohanna5 Nye - Mehit4 - Tim3 -Jo b2) m The­ odore Bauckman: 1. Martha Blanchard 12 Bauckman b Hartford Ct 25 Jan 1957. 11. Mark Warren12 Bauckman b Albany NY 5 Aug 1958. 111. Thomas Bourne12 Bauckman b Albany NY 24 Feb 1961. 1v. Gretchen Gray12 Bauckmann b Glens Falls NY 23 Oct 1964. v. John Wendell1 2 Bauckman b Manchester Ct 16 May 1967.

738 Ch of David Austin 11 (Earl B10-Austin G9-Jerome LB-Joshua

300 T7-Jonathan6-Johanna5 Nye-Mehit4-Tim3-Job2) m Carolyn Sue Blood: 1. Catherine Elizabeth12 b Hartford Ct 12 Oct 1965. 11. Rebecca12 b Manchester Ct 6 Oct 1967. 111. William Burgess12 b Manchester Ct 21 June 1970.

739 Ch of Elizabeth Hagar11 Ahrnke (Mary H1° Chapman - Jas R9 Chapman-Eliz8 Russell-Mehit7-J onathan6-J ohanna5 Nye­ Mehit4-Tim3-J o b2)m Theodore Louis Dure in: all b San Fran­ cisco Cal: 1. John Paul1 2 Durein b 21 Nov 1942; m S Pasadena Cal 12 July 1969 Nancy Hudson b Pasadena Cal 26 Nov 1943, dau of Henry James b Chapel Hill NC & Dorothy (Hud­ son) b Schenectady NY, Wheeler. John Mech Eng Degree U of Cal (Berkeley) 1965; USNR, on Destroyer USS Ault 1965-67; MA in Math San Jose State Coll 1971; Math teacher. Nancy AB U of Redlands, Cal 1965; elementary sch teacher. 1. Donna Mary12 Durein b 14 Oct 1944. Unm. AB Chico State Coll, Chico Cal.

740 Ch of Ann Louise11 Hiltwein (Louise A 10 Ellis-Geo E S9 Ellis II­ Edwd S8 Ellis I-Geo W E7 El/is-Hannah6-Benj 5-Tim4-3-Job2) mArthur Moulton: all b Alton NH: 1. AllanHiltwein12 Mou/tonb 16Nov 1959. 11. Amy Holly12 Moulton b 18 Dec 1963.

741 Ch of Elizabeth Carolyn'' Miner(Bernice 10 Ellis-John P B9 Ellis­ Edwd S8 Ellis I-Geo W E7 Ellis-Hannah6-Beni5-Tim4-3-Job2) m Frank LaBella: 1. Mary Louise12 LaBella b 2 Sept 1946. 11. AbbieJoanna12 LaBellab 14July 1948.

742 Ch of Sherod LeRoy11 Sr(LeRoy E 10 - Nathan E9 - Heman8 -Al­ den7-John6-Ebenezer5lmll-4-Hezekiah3lmlLJob2) m(l) Mar­ ion Cattabriga: all b Wareham Mass: 791 1. Barbara Lee 12 b 24 Jan 1942; m Rockville Ct 21 May 1962 Leslie Howard b Milton Mass 4 Sept 1938, son of Robert

301 Elmer & Gladys E (McMillan) Park. 11. Sherod Leroy12 Jr b 24 Oct 1943; m ... ; div.

742 Ch of Sherod Leroy" Sr m(2) Louise Lovell Church: i. Robert Charles12 b Wareham Mass 22 Aug 1954.

743 Ch of Daisy Geraldine 11 (Leroy E 10 - Nathan E9 - H~man8 -Al­ den7-John6-Ebenezer5lmtJ-4_Hezel6ah3lmtLJob2) m Charles Morgan WolfSr: all b Acushnet Mass: 792 1. Geraldine Elizabeth12 Wolf b 13 Oct 1931; m(l) Provi- dence RI 20 Nov 1953 John Baptist Gagne Jr b Cam­ bridge Mass 1 Jan 1914; div 9 Apr 1966; m(2) 12 May 1966 Guy Paul Bert, son of Peter & Theresa (Cardosi) Bertolaccini. (Name changed). 793 11. Charles Morgan12 Wolf Jr b 10 June 19;; m Quincy Mass 8 Sept 1968 Marie Camille b Boston Mass 30 June 1947, dau of Thomas John & Theodora Mary (Mucci) Marino.

744 Ch of Gladys Wilma11 (Leroy E 10-Nathan E9-Heinan8-Alden7- John6-Ebenezer5lmtl-4-Hezekiah3lmtLJob2) m Leon Wylie Jackson Sr: 794 1. Lois Wilma12 Jackson b St Luke's Hosp New Bedford Mass 3 June 1938; m Otis AFB Bourne Mass 7 Mar 1959 Maj Joseph Anthony Jr b Washington Pa 14 Jan 1934, son of Joseph Anthony & Mary (Reichert) Szewc Sr. 11. Leon Wylie 12 Jackson Jr b Taunton Mass 20 June 1945. Enlisted USAF Serial #11920477; Hon Disch IO Dec 1970. At U of Hawaii 1971. 795 111. Robert Edward12 Jackson b Taunton Mass 15 Feb 1949; m Chicago Ill 14 Mar 1970 Sue Ann b Chicago 7 Mar 1947, dau of William Joseph & Eleanor Clark (Knittle) Saflarski. Enlisted USN Serial#B 144645.

745 Ch of Raymond Franklin" (Leroy E 10 - Nathan E9 - Heman8 - Alden7-J ohn6-Ebenezer5lmll-4-Hezekiah3lmlLJ ob2) m Ber­ nadette Claire de Grasse Mulroney: 796 1. Raymond Nathan12 b Atascadero Cal 11 Aug 1944; m

302 Wareham Mass 13 Nov 1966 Janet Elizabeth b McKees­ port Pa 14 Sept 194-, dau of Lewis & Myrtle Christina (Sousie) Vamosi. 797 11. Rodney Allen12 b Wareham Mass 7 Feb 1947; m there 16 Jan 1966 Dale Lee b Wareham 13 July 1947, dau of Wil­ lard Herbert & Vivian Dale (Randall) Bates. 798 111. Richard Irving12 b Wareham Mass 14 Jan 1948; m there 25 July 1970 Janice Eugenia b Wareham 28 Nov 1952, dau of Herman Edwin & Emma Anice (Legere) Prada. 1v. Helen Elizabeth12 b Wareham Mass 20 July 1956. v. Kathleen12 b&d Wareham Mass 29 Nov 1957 - 11 Aug 1966.

746 Ch of Paul Edgar11 Wilcox (Doris W 10-Nathan E9-Heman8-Al­ den7 -John6 - Ebenezer5[mJJ-4 - Hezekiah3[m!J - Job2) m Car­ olyn Ann Greeley: 1. Mark David 12 Wilcoxb Boston Mass 8 May 1960. 11. Steven Paul12 Wilcox b Boston Mass 16 Oct 1962. 111. Scott Christopher12 Wilcoxb Boston Mass 14 Apr 1964. 1v. Kimberly Anne12 Wilcoxb Woburn Mass 17 Apr 1968.

747 Ch of Elizabeth Bourne11 Floyd(Franklin B10 F/oydSr-Eleanor9- Beni F8 - Beni C7 - Ebenezer6 - Benj 5 - Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3 - Job2) m Donald Emery Welsh: 1. Leah Bourne12 Welsh b Haverford Pa 7 Aug 1970.

748 Ch of Allen Hackett1 1 Paterson (Eliz B 10 Hackett - Madeleine9 - Herb CS-Ebenezer H7[mlLSylvanus6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Heze­ kiah3-J ob2) m Charlotte Anne Samson: 1. Martha Samson12 Paterson b Hammond La 30 May 1968.

749 Ch of Ruth Hackett1 1 Paterson (Eliz B 10 Hackett - Madeleine9 - Herb C8-Ebenezer H7[mlLSylvanus6-Benj 5-Ebenenzer4-Hez­ ekiah3-Job2) m James Robert Giles Sr: all b Vicksburg Miss: 1. Nancy Adair12 Giles b 7 Sept 1965. 11. James Robert12 Gi/esJrb21 Oct 1966.

750 Ch of Harold Hackett1 1 Cummins Sr (Mary A 10 Hackett-Maqe-

303 leine9-Herb C8-Ebenezer H 7fmILSylvanus6-Benj5-Ebenezer4- Hezekiah3 - Job2) m Nancy Ruth Newton: all b New Or­ leans La: 1. Harold Hackett 12 CumminsJrb30 May 1963. 11. Kenneth Van Buskirk12 Cummins b 19 July I 968.

751 Ch of Carol Ann 11 Cummins (Mary A 10 Hackett - Madeleine9 - Herb C8-Ebenezer H 7fmILSylvanus6-Benj 5-Ebenezer4-Hez­ ekiah3-Job2) m William Ervin Beary: all b New Orleans La: 1. William Christopher12 Beary b 9 May 1967. 11. Elizabeth Clay 12 Beary b 28 Aug 1968.

752 Ch of Jane Thacher' 1 Cummins (Mary A 10 Hackett-Madeleine9- Herb C8-Ebenezer H7[mILSylvanus6-Benj5-Ebenezer4-Heze­ kiah3-J ob2) m Richard Curtis Rowley: 1. Jamie Ann 12 Rowley b New Orleans La 24 Aug 1969.

753 Ch of Caroline Clifton 11 East (Ruth M 10 Hackett - Madeleine9 - Herb C8- Ebenezer H 7fm I LS y Ivan us6- Benj 5-E benezer4- Heze­ kiah 3-J o b2) m Vincent David Perron: all b Baton Rouge La: 1. Lisa Catherine12 Perron b 18 Dec 1966. 11. Suzanne Marie12 Perron b 3 Nov I 968.

754 Ch of Richard Hackett 11 East (Ruth M 10 Hackett - Madeleine9 - Herb C8-Ebenezer HnmILSylvanus6-Beni5-Ebenezer4-Heze­ kiah3-Job2) m Rosemary Brown: 1. Mary Megan12 East b Metairie La 23 Dec 1969.

755 Ch of Sanford Hewitt11 Russell Sr (Catherine A 10 Hewitt - Helen L9 Sanford- Annie G 8 Baker - Martha L7rm 11 - Henry6rm 11- Wm5fmILThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Betty Leone Brown: 1. Sanford Hewitt12 Russelllrb Wellesley Mass24 Feb 1959. 11. William Reynolds 12 Russellb Manchester Ct 20 Feb 1964.

756 Ch of Mabel Avery 11 Russell (Catherine A 10 Hewitt - Helen L9 Sanford - Annie G8 Baker - Martha L7rm 11 - Henry6fmIL Wm5fm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Robert Lewis Morgan: all b Elyria 0:

304 1. CarolynAnne12 Morganb23June 1958. 11. Laura Lynn12 Morgan b 16 Aug 1961. m. AndrewRobert12 Morganb28Feb 1963.

757 Ch of Sandra Ann11 Hewitt (Chas SID Hewitt - Helen L9 San­ ford- Annie GS Baker - Martha L7[m!J - Henry6[mll - Wm5[m!L Thos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m Dan Claude Bird: 1. Jennifer12 Birdb Santa Monica Cal 16 Apr 1964. 11. John Christopher12 Birdb Santa Monica Cal 6 Feb 1966. m. Nicholas Hagen12 Birdb Los Angeles Cal 19 Sept 1969.

758 Ch of Henry Sanford11 Hewitt (Chas SID Hewitt - Helen L9 San­ ford-Annie GS Baker - Martha L7[m!J - Henry6[mll - Wm5[mlL Thos4-Nathan3-Job2) mJane Anne Weigel: i. Benjamin Weigel 12 Hewitt b San Francisco Cal 6 Mar 1970.

759 Ch of Patricia11 Armstrong (Ellsworth10 Armstrong - Hazel A9 Sariford - Annie G8 Baker - Martha L7[mlJ - Henry6[m1L Wm5lm 1LThos4-Nathan3-Elisha2) m John Fish Burbank: 1. Linda Wheatley12 Burbank b Chicago 1113 Aug 1952. 11. Betsy Champlin12 Burbank b Minneapolis Minn 24 Mar 1955.

760 Ch of Joan11 Armstrong (Ellsworth10 Armstrong - Hazel A9 Sanford - Annie G8 Baker - Martha L7[m11 - Henry6lm1L Wm5£m 11- Thos4 - Nathan3 - Elisha2) m William Mccutchen Posey: all b New Haven Ct: 1. Deborah Hunt12 Posey b 4 Aug 1953. 11. John Sanford 12 Posey b 7 Feb 1954. iii. David Ellsworth 12 Posey b 1 Apr 1956. 1v. Michael Illingsworth12 Posey b 14 Mar 1958. v. Margaret Wheatley12 Posey b 2 Aug 1964.

761 Ch of Wilbur Bourne11 Ruthrauff(Frank BID Ruthrauff- Abbie H9-Franciss-Henry A7-Henry6[mlLWm5£mlLThos4-Nathan3- Elisha2) m Lynn Nelson Williams: 1. Abbie Virginia12 Ruthrauffb Philadelphia Pa 1 Nov 1968.

762 Ch of Elizabeth Warner11 Durland (Wm D 10 Durland - Chas A9

305 Durland- Chas HS Durland-Jos7 Durland- Cynthia6 Rug­ gles - Richd5 Ruggles - Bathsheba4[mZJ - MeIJ[mJJ - Shear2) m Pierre Radford DuPont: 1. Elizabeth Durland12 DuPont b New Orleans La 26 Sept 1948. 11. Pierre Windom 12 DuPont b Brooklyn NY 29 June 1951. 111. Anne Warner12 DuPont b Huntington LI NY 29 Dec 1958.

763 Ch of Joan Proctor11 Durland (Wm D 10 Durland-Chas A9 Dur­ land- Chas HS Durland- Jos7 Durland- Cynthia6 Ruggles - Richd5 Ruggles - Bathsheba4[m21 - MeIJ[mtJ - Shear2) m Wil­ liam Mente Benjamin: all b New Orleans La: 1. William Proctor12 Benjamin b 27 Dec 1953. 11. John Durland12 Benjamin b IO Feb 1956. 111. Ann Merrill12 Benjamin b 30 May 1958. 1v. Thomas Mente12 Benjamin b 26 Oct 1960.

764 Ch of Caroline11 Tilden (Lelia S10 Alvey-Richd H 9 Alvey-Julia J 8 Hays-Mary T7 Fales-Mary6-Shear5[mll-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m John Bemis Simmons: 1. Virginia Scott12 Simmons b Annapolis Md 8 July 1953. 11. Amy Bernard12 Simmonsb Winter Haven Fla 15 Nov 1954. m. Bradford Brewster12 Simmons b Dedham Mass 20 June 1956. 1v. Douglas Tilden Fales12 Simmons b Dedham Mass 1 Aug 1958.

765 Chof Joseph Greme11 NagelSr(Mary A 10 Allen-Marg N9 Alvey­ Julia JS Hayes - Mary T7 Fales -Mary6 - Shear5[m1J-4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m Mary Moore: all b Winter Haven Fla: 1. Joseph Greme12 Nage/Jr b 7 Apr 1953. 11. LoreleiSue12 Nagelb17Marl954. m. William Franklin12 Nagelb 3 Feb 1955. 1v. Richard David12 Nagelb 15 Mar 1956.

766 Ch of Louise Haxall Harris 11 Jamison (Richd A10 Jamison-Anna E9 Alvey-Julia JS Hays-Mary6-Shear5[mtl-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Matthew Walter Wyskiel II: 1. Matthew Walter12 Wyskiel III b Columbia Pres Hosp NY City? Aug 1968.

306 ii. Richard Jamison12 Wyskielb Manila PI 12 Dec 1969.

767 Ch of Lindsley11 (Borsodi) Daglish (MarcialO Chase - Porter B9 Chase-Helen SB-Benj A7-Shear6-5lm2H-Ezra3-Shear2) m Ru­ dolf Frederick Hajfenreffer IV: i.Rudolf Frederick12 Hajfenreffer V Providence RI 5 Nov 1965. ii. Nicholas Chase12 Haffenreffer b Bangor Me 12Jan 1967.

768 Ch of HelenJoy11 Mikesell(Marian LIO Lee-Helen B9 Joy-Henry BB Joy-Mary7-Shear6-5[m21-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Arthur Don­ ald Grammont Jr: 1. Ralph Raymon12 Grammont b Tucson Ariz Wed 19 Nov 1969.

769 Ch of Linda Ann11 Mikesell (Marian LIO Lee - Helen B9 Joy - Henry BB Joy-Mary7-Shear6-5[m2l-4 -Ezra3-Shear2) m Charles Thomas Osborne Sr: all b Tucson Ariz: 1. Thomas Eugene 12 Osborne b 23 Sept 1966. 11. Charles Thomas12 Osborne Jr b Sun 29 Nov 1970.

770 Ch of William Hanscom11 Fuller Jr (Eunice B10 Lee - Helen B9 Joy-Henry BB Joy-Mary7-Shear6-5lmZl-4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Kar­ en Suzanne Sherwood Colburn: 1. Mollia Sherwood12 Fullerb Sarasota Fla 23 Apr 1969.

771 Ch of Bradford Newberry11 Fuller (Eunice B10 Lee - Helen B9 Joy- Henry BB Joy- Mary7 - Shear6-5lm21-4 - Ezra3 - Shear2) m Sara Adelaide Sprinkel: 1. Ashley Havener12 Fuller b Winter Haven Fla 8 Jan 1971.

772 Ch of Ward Tyson11 Perry Jr (- 10-Robert S9 Perry-Jas DeWB Per­ ry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mtLBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Marion ... : 1. 4 sons12 Perry.

773 Ch of Marjorie11 Perry (Ward T 10 Perry Sr - Robt S9 Perry - Jas

307 Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lmlLBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3- Shear2) m(l) Richard Taussig: 1. Laura12 Taussig. 11. Emily12 Taussig.

774 Ch of Ann DeWolf11 Perry (Jas DeW10 Perry-Robt S9 Perry-las Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lmlJBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3- Shear2) m Harry Wallace Janzen: all b Wichita Kan: 1. Christopher Sherrill 11 Janzen b 6 July 1957. 11. Leslie Noel12 Janzen b 16 Sept 1958. iii. William Perry12 Janzen b 29 Sept 1959.

775 Ch of Jean Clark11 Perry (who was adopted) (Robt s10-9 Perry­ Jas Dews Perry II-Julia S7Jones-Julia6lm 1LBenj 5-Shear4-Ez­ ra3-Shear2) m Wallace Wentworth Barnes: all b Summit NJ: 1. Sarah Wallace12 Barnesb 4 Nov 1957. 11. Robert Middleton 12 Barnes b 9 Dec 1958. iii. Susan Wentworth12 Barnes b 18 May 1961.

776 Ch of Ethel Raymond11 Thurber (Jas P 10 Thurber - Julia B9 Perry-las Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lm 1LBenj5- Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Dr Arthur Irving Ortenburger Jr: 1. Leigh Natus12 Ortenburger b Kemmerer Wyo 26 Apr 1950. (Delivered by her father.) 11. Mark Raymond12 Ortenburger b Army Hosp Fort Camp­ bell Ky 5 Nov 1951. 111. Arthur Irving12 Ortenburger III (Terry) b Army Hosp Fort Campbell Ky7 Feb 1953. 1v. Ann Perry12 Ortenburger b Palo Alto Cal 22 Dec 1954. v. Robert Deam12 Ortenburger stillborn Palo Alto Cal 6 Aug 1957. (Carried 10 mos & stillborn through an unlucky ac­ cident during delivery.)

777 Ch of James Perry11 Thurber Jr (- 10-Julia B9 Perry-las Dews Perry 11-J ulia S 7Jones-Julia 6 lm 1L Benj 5-Shear4- Ezra3-Shear 2) m Emily Maulsby Forrest: 1. James Perry12 Thurber III b Augusta Gal Apr 1952. 11. Harriette Cheever12 Thurber b Detroit Mich 27 June 1954.

308 111. Alexander Forrest12 Thurberb Palo Alto Cal20 Oct 1960. 1v. Mary Maulsby12 Thurber b Palo Alto Cal 11 June 1965.

778 Ch of William Bartlett11 Thurber II (Jas P 10 Thurber - Julia B9 Perry-las Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Janes-Julia6[mJJ -Benj5 - Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m( 1) June W erchan: 1. William Bartlett12 Thurber III b Grosse Pointe Mich 28 Nov 1956. 11. Matthew Calbraith12 Thurber b Royal Oak Mich 26 Aug 1959. m. James Schuyler De W olf12 Thurber b Royal Oak Mich 16 Apr 1961.

778 Ch of William Bartlett11 Thurber II m(2) Anne Marie Berthe Cesar Hinderyckx: 1. Pamela Ruth12 Thurber b Johannesburg U of South Af­ rica 3 Mar 1970.

779 Ch of Elizabeth11 Thurber (Wm S 10 Thurber - Julia B9 Perry - Jas Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Janes-Julia6[mlLBenj 5-Shear4- Ezra3-Shear2) m John Glennon Ronsiek: all b Redwood City Cal: 1. Jennifer12 Ronsiekb 18July 1951. 11. MatthewDeForest 12 Ronsiekb31 Aug 1953.

780 Ch of Mary Easton 11 Thurber (Richd B10 Thurber-] ulia B9 Perry­ ] as Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Janes-Julia6[mlLBenj 5-Shear4- Ezra3-Shear2) m Ralph Houghton Clark III: 1. Ralph Houghton12 Clark IV b Cheyenne Wyo 29 June 1960. 11. Richard Wayne 12 Clark b Auburn Ala 2 Aug 1961. 111. William Edward 12 Clark b Athens Ga 25 July 1962. 1v. Deborah Ann12 Clark b Cocoa Fla 20 July 1964.

781 Ch of William Schuyler11 Thurber (Richd B10 Thurber - Julia B9 Perry-las Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Janes-Julia6[mlLBenj 5- Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Nancy Wood: all b Charlotte Vt: 1. AndrewPhillips12 Thurberb4Aug 1965. 11. SarahBourne12 Thurberb9June 1968.

309 iii. Emily Dousman 12 Thurber b 25 Aug 1970.

782 Ch of Julia Bourne" Thurber (Richd B10 Thurber - Julia B9 Perry-las DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mILBenj5- Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) mJohn Dynan Condon Sr: 1. Michael J Condon b Burlington Vt 2 Apr 1967. 11. Elizabeth Condon b Hartford Ct 28 Sept 1968. m. Heather Condon b New Haven Ct 27 June 1970. 1v. John Dynan12 CondonJrb Proctor Vt 5 Apr 1971.

783 Ch of James DeWolf" Perry V (-10-9-8-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[mrL Benj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Velura Flora Fifield: 1. James De W olf12 Perry VI b Brussells Belgium 10 Mar 1968. 11. Robert Scott12 Perry b Washington DC 19 Dec 1969.

784 Ch of Anne11 Perry (John W 10[mIJ Perry-las DeW9-8 Perry-Julia S 7 Jones-Julia6[mILBenj 5-Shear4-Ezra3Shear2) m Donald Gordon Faragher: all b Bar Harbor Me: 1. Emily Weir Perry12 Faragher b 11 July 1966. 11. Sarah Noel Perry12 Faragher b 19 Dec 1967. m. Katherine J oy12 Faragher b 8 Aug 1969.

785 Ch of Ann Perry11 Hubbard (Russ S 10 Hubbard-Eliz R 9 Perry­ las DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6[m!J_Benj5-Shear4- Ezra3 - Shear2) m(l) James Howard Northrup Tuttle: all b Detroit Mich: 1. Elizabeth Todd12 Tuttle b 11 Aug 1951. 11. James Coolidge12 Tuttle b 5 May 1953. m. Christopher Perry12 Tuttle b 5 June 1956. 1v. John Hubbard12 Tuttle b 15 Sept 1958. These ch legally adopted by Philip Thomas Austin 28 Jan 1970. All except Elizabeth changed their names to Austin.

785 Ch of Ann Perry' 1 Hubbard m(2) Philip Thomas Austin: i. Philip Allen12 Austin b Detroit Mich 15 July 1968.

785 Ch of Philip Thomas Austin by his m( 1): all b Ann Arbor Mich: i. JanetAustinb2OMar1951.

310 ii. Peter Austin b 7 May 1954.

786 Ch of Jane Parkinson11 Hubbard (Russ S 10 Hubbard - Eliz R9 Perry-Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lmILBenj5- Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m John Flint Keydel Sr: 1. John Flint12 Keyde/Jr b Detroit Mich 6June 1954. 11. Margaret Reid12 Keydelb Detroit Mich 22 Sept 1956. 111. Susan Perry12 Keydelb Detroit Mich 21 June 1961. 1v. James Hubbard12 Keydelb St Louis Mo 5 May 1965.

787 Ch of Judith Bradbury11 Hubbard (Russ S 10 Hubbard-Eliz R 9 Perry-Jas DeW8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lmILBenj5- Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Thomas Marston Osgood: 1. Thomas Bradbury12 Osgoodb Berkeley Cal 26 Oct 1956. 11. Peter Harris12 Osgoodb Nome Alaska 13 Oct 1958. 111. Stephen Marston12 Osgoodb Spokane Wash 22 Apr 1960.

788 Ch of Russell Sturgis11 Hubbard III (- 10-Eliz R9 Perry-las De W 8 Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lmILBenj5-Shear4-Ezra3-Shear2) m Margaret Ann Small: 1. Christopher Perry12 Hubbardb Pomona Cal 12 Feb 1964. 11. Carolyn Gilmour12 Hubbard b Fontana Cal 12 Nov 1966.

789 Ch of Elizabeth 11 Hubbard(Dr John P 10 Hubbard-Eliz R9 Perry­ Jas Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lmILBenj5-Shear4- Ezra3-Shear2) m Philip Edgerton: 1. Elizabeth Perry12 Edgerton b Atlanta Ga 25 May 1961. 11. Charles Hubbard12 Edgerton b Philadelphia Pa 20 Sept 1965.

790 Ch ofFlorence11 Hubbard(Dr John P 10 Hubbard-Eliz R9 Perry­ Jas Dews Perry II-Julia S7 Jones-Julia6lmILBenj 5-Shear4- Ezra3-Shear2) m John Strawbridge Lloyd III: all b Philadel­ phia Pa: 1. John Hubbard12 Lloydb 1 Feb 1964. ii. Rebecca Canby12 Lloyd b 25 Mar 1968. iii. Maria Bioren12 Lloydb 21 Dec 1970.

791 Ch of Barbara Lee 12 (Sherod L1HmILLeroy E 10 -Nathan E9-_He-

311 man8-Alden7-J ohn6- Ebenezer5lm21-4 _ Hezekiah3lm 1LJ o b2) m Leslie Howard Park: 1. Lonnie Howard13 Parkb Rockville Ct 1 Apr 1963. 11. Tracy Lynn13 Park b Brockton Mass 23 June 1966.

792 Ch of Geraldine Elizabeth12 Wolf (Daisy G 11 -Leroy E 10-Nathan E9 - Heman8 - Alden7 -J ohn6 - Ebenezer5lm21-4 - Hezekiah3[mlJ - Jo b2) m( I) John Baptist Gagne Jr: 1. John Baptist13 Gagne III b Cambridge Mass 6 Apr 1954. 11. Christopher13 Gagne b&d Providence RI 21 Sept 1955 - 10 Sept 1957. m. Jennifer13 Gagne b Providence RI 29 Mar 1958.

793 Ch of Charles Morgan12 Wolf Jr (Daisy G1LLeroy BIO-Nathan E9 - Heman8 -Alden7 -J ohn6 - Ebenezer5lmll-4 - Hezekiah3lmIL Job2) m Marie Camille Marino: 1. Michelle Camille13 Wolfb Quincy Mass 3 Feb 1969.

794 Ch of Lois Wilma12 Jackson (Gladys W 11 -Leroy E 10-Nathan E9- Heman8-Alden7-J ohn6-Ebenezer5rmzJ-4-Hezekiah3lmILJ o b2) m Maj Joseph Anthony Szewc Jr: 1. Michael Joseph13 Szewc b Otis AF Base Bourne Mass 15 Mar 1960.

795 Ch of Robert Edward12 Jackson (Gladys W 11 - Leroy E 10 - Nath­ an E9- Heman8-Alden7 -J ohn6- Ebenezer5lmIJ- 4_ Hezekiah3lm IL Job2) m Sue Ann Saflarski: 1. Michelle Lee13 Jackson b Portsmouth Va 1 Aug 1970.

796 Ch of Raymond Nathan12 (Raymond F 1LLeroy E 10-Nathan E9- Heman8-Alden7-John6-Ebenezer5lmIJ-4-Hezekiah3lmlLJob2) m Janet Eliza beth Vamosi: all b Wareham Mass: 1. Loretta Rae Lynn13 b 27 Feb 1965. 11. Lynette Christina13 b 3 Oct 1966. 111. Lurena Claire13 b 20 Nov 1967.

797 Ch of Rodney Allen12 Sr (Raymond F 1LLeroy E 10-Nathan E9- Heman8-Alden7 -J ohn6 - Ebenezer5lmlJ-4_Hezekiah 3lm 1LJ o b2)

312 m Dale Lee Bates: all b Wareham Mass: 1. Nancy Ann13 b 26 May 1965. ii. Jonathan Michael'3 b 15 Apr 1967. iii. Rodney Allen13 Jr b 30 June 1970.

798 Ch of Richard Irving12 (Raymond F 11 -Leroy E 10-Nathan E9- Heman8-Alden7-J ohn6-Ebenezer5[mll-4_ Hezekiah3[mILJ ob2) m Janice Eugenia Prada: 1. Troy Christopher13 b Wareham Mass 18 Jan 1971.

#770 S/ sgt William Hanscom Fuller USMC receiving Air Medal.

OFFICJAL MARINE CORPS PHOTO BY CL RASMUSSEN - INFORMATION SERVICES OFFICE MCAS BEAUFORT SC.

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Addenda These were received too late to put in text.

Seep 12 3 u. Patience dau of James & Mary (Reeves) Skiffe.

Seep 14 5 1. Dykes gives Dea Timothy m 1701 / 2 & calls son Timothy Jr #21 the eldest b 1703. He was the youngest.

10 1. Dykes gives Col William Bassett m Rachel Willison. In Bassett Gen Col William m Mary Ramesford.

Seep40 62 m. Capt Elisha5 Capt of Sandwich Militia. Family tradition says Elisha's house was burned, the fire set by a slave prompted by "zealous patriots." Another story is of one of Capt Elisha's daus being courted by a British officer in Halifax, when they fled there from Mass. She told him she had had enough of the British. (She was so tall it was said she tried to stand on her ankles!)

Seep 53 IOI 111. Descent of Benjamin Bailey m Desire5 (Bourne) Russell: Benjamin Bailey b Scituate Mass 1712; m 1757 Desire. Son: Dr Rowland6 Bailey b Scituate Mass 1763; m Abi­ gail Dusenberry, dau of a prominent early settler of Put­ nam Valley, Dutchess Co NY. After the Rev Rowland moved from Boston to Kent Cliffs & later Fredericktown, Dutchess Co NY. His Son:

315 Joseph Howard7 Bailey b&d Kent Cliffs NY 1803 - 1882; m Mary Read. Capt Joseph surgeon US Army, veteran of Fla Seminole, Mexican & Civil Wars. William Worth8 Bailey, Ft Gibson Indian Territory 1839 - Ft Smith Indian Terr 1913. Kate Thibauh9 Bailey b Ft Smith (Ark?) 1878; m James Joseph Parker b St Louis Mo 1875. Joseph Bailey10 Parker, Ft Smith Ark 1899 - 1951; m Frances Elizabeth Vick. James Bailey11 Parkerb Ft Smith Ark 1926.

Seep26 39 v1. Ancestry of Elizabeth (Saltonstall) (Denison) Cotton m Rev Shearjashub4 Bourne: Dau of: Nathaniel Saltonstall d 1707; m Elizabeth Ward. Son of: Richard Saltonstall; m Muriel, dau of Brampton & Sarah (Sedley) Gordon of Assington Eng. Brampton desc from Sir Adam de Gurdon of Henry III era. Sir Richard Saltonstall; m Grace Kaye. He was a com­ panion of Gov John Winthrop. Grace grdau of John & Dorothy (Mauleverer) Kaye. Dorothy dau of Robert & Alice (de Markinfield) Mau­ leverer. Alice dau of Nyam & Dorothy (Gascoigne) de Marken­ field. Dorothy dau of William & Margaret (de Percy) Gas­ coigne. Margaret grgrdau of Henry (Hotspur) & Elizabeth (de Mortimer) Percy. Elizabeth dau of Edward (Edmond) Mortimer, Earl of March & Phillippa Plantagenet, 1355-1382, dau of Ed­ ward III King of Eng & Phillip pa of Hainault. Sir Richard son of Samuel d 1612 & Ann (Ramsden) Sal­ tonstall. Samuel son of Gilbert d 1598 & Isabel( ... ) Saltonstall. Gilbert son of Richard Saltonstall, heir to estate in 1538. Richard son of Richard Saltonstall heir to estate in 1507. Richard son of Gilbert Saltonstall heir in 14 75.

316 Gilbert son of Richard Saltonstall heir in 1404. Richard son of Richard Saltonstall grantee in 1376. Richard son of Thomas de Saltonstall, circumcised 1343.

See p202 542 Ernest Cook9 Dempsey d Cleveland O 30 Dec 1971, bur Lake View Cem.

See p254 681 11. Mary Elizabeth10 Ennis b 30 Jan 1941; m Bloomfield Ct Sacred Heart Ch 11 Nov 1967 Walter Leon b Antlers Okla 1 Aug 1938, son of Leon Lancelot & Elenor D (Kur­ by) Bush.

Seep 297 789 1. Elizabeth11 Hubbardb Tokyo Japan 20 Sept 1935; m Rad- nor Pa 1 Feb 1958 Philip b Haverford Pa 6 Jan 1931, son of Willis & Mary Bunting (Mcilvain) Edgerton. Elizabeth teacher in Friend's Sch; Philip engineer working with wa­ ter treatment equipment. Interests: fox hunting; tennis; camping; mountain climbing all through Europe. 790 11. Florence11 Hubbard b Boston Mass 12 Oct 1937; m St Da- vid's Ch Radnor Pa Apr 1961 John Strawbridge IIIb Phil­ adelphia Pa 24 Feb 1937, son of John Strawbridge & Ann (Bioren) Lloyd III.

Seep 303 748 11. Helen Samson12 Paterson b Hammond La 25 Nov 1971.

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Map ofmy route across bay. The Hurricane - Sept. 21, 1938 -Helen Joy Lee Our cottage on the Fort Road at Watch Hill, Rhode Island, was one of forty facing south towards the ocean. It was on a strip of sand 100 feet wide, with a concrete retaining wall, 5 feet high & 2 feet thick, towards the sea, with a concrete road along the edge of the Bay to the north. Tues September 20th there was a good southeast wind & some surf. I had a swim, but not beyond the breakers. It seemed like the start of the usual three-day equinoctial storm. Wed September 21st, the wind was still southwest, but stronger. About 10 a.m. Kitty Hale (Mother's secretary) & her sister said they were going to the Crompton Velvet Mill. I suggested to Mari­ an, my daughter, 17 years old, that she go & take my car & drive back via the Dunes Club at Narragansett Pier. They left about 11 a.m. I had been watching two lobster buoys attached to a pot which was being washed in from the lighthouse point. Just after the girls left I put on my bathing suit-waded in and pulled the whole thing onto the beach. Eunice, age 16, had gone up town in her jalopy, but came back at noon. We had a swim. The water was quite warm. It would rain & then the sun would be out. It was very low tide & no undertow. We washed the white police dog, Tucky, under the hose; then the little yellow kitten in the sink. Eunice left about one for lunch with Genevieve Rea. I did not see any of these people again until 9:30 the next morn­ ing in the hospital.

319 For my lunch : had a large dish of baked beans & stewed toma­ toes-much more than I usually eat. About two I noticed the wind was northeast & stronger. I wanted to see the surf on the East Beach. I called Eunice at the Rea house, but they had gone to Westerly to the movies, so I decided to write three letters, walk up & mail them & go on over to the East Beach. About three I started out, but the sand was blowing & cutting my legs so I returned to the house. A man whose car was out of gas came in to telephone; when the garage man brought him the gas, I went out & gave him my letters to mail. Then I went back to call Eunice to tell her not to try to drive out the Fort Road as the wind was too strong. I got a wrong number. Then the phone went dead.· The lights & radio were dead, too. About 3:15 the wind increased to about 45 miles per hour, the rain came harder & steady. I realized it was quite a storm. I fas­ tened the windows tight & put towels & a pan by each one. In the bay north of the house two sail-boats, an Alden & a Her­ reshoff, were pulling hard at their moorings. The next time I no­ ticed them on my round to wring towels, the Alden had capsized & the Herreshoff was dragging anchor west toward the Fort. By now I had to rush from one window to the next. The rain was even coming under the front door. I began to feel helpless to do any­ thing against the water, so I picked up some of Marian's clothes, put them in her suitcase & fastened it, took the rag rugs off the floor onto the bed, did the same downstairs with the living room & bedroom rugs, lamps & card table. I took a towel & went onto the back porch. With a clothespin I tied the towel out as a flag in case anyone should be coming out to look for residents. The wind was about 60 M.P.H. I could not have stood up against it. There was a five foot piece of heavy cable with an eye at each end & I thought if I did have to get out of the house l would make for the telegraph pole by the road & fasten myself to the pole with the cable & more clothesline. I went back into the house & found that a window had broken

320 upstairs & water was trickling down the stairs. Then a window crashed downstairs. An extra gust of wind took the big green rock­ ers off the porch. There was an inch of water on the floor. Then there was no wind at all. Having been in two hurricanes in Florida, I realized this must be the storm center-the vacuum-& the wind would come again from another direction as suddenly as it stopped, & much stronger. I thought the storm was half over. I went out on the front porch-the sea was flat except for the rol­ lers, the white froth looked as if it was being stirred into a green cake mixture. The waves on the reef were breaking twice as high as the old ship's mast out there. The spray from the East Beach seemed to go as high as, & blot out, the lighthouse & coastguard station. I could see two flags there which looked the size of postage stamps; one, I suppose, was the American Flag, the other Hurri­ cane, but I could not have recognized it even if I had known what the hurricane warning flag was. About four o'clock the wind burst from the south, much harder than before, at about 100 M.P.H. It was all I could do to close the front door against it. Spray & sand came under the door, so that I could not do anything to keep up with it. I watched sand piles get built up on the floor. Debris that had gone to sea with the wind from the northeast began to come back & crash on the house. A piece of the roof went & water poured in just over the door. In a few minutes I was ankle deep in water. When I saw the chimney next door was flat on their roof, I put out my fire. There was nothing to do now but wait for whatever was going to come to me & to get where I thought would be the safest place. That, I figured was the side porch. If the house collapsed I would be better able to get away. If it did not, I could go in sometime. I took my waterproof wristwatch from the mantle & put it on. I took the dog & cat into the kitchen, tied the dog to the knob inside the door, put on Eunice's reversible raincoat, & put the kitten in my pocket. Then I went out on the side porch to look things over. I saw our 3-car garage lifted up & dropped into the bay. I had to hold on with both hands against the force of the wind. I got soaked

321 with each wave as it went over the house. The kitchen door slammed shut behind me, the glass broke & hit my back & fell on the floor, but was quickly washed away by a wave. My coat whipped out & the kitten was blown out of my pocket & sailed away like a miniature rug. Evidently, either the glass in the front door, or the whole door, was gone. I tried to open the rear door, but I could not, so I broke off the jagged edge of the glass & pulled the dog through onto the wood­ pile. There was a bottle of whiskey in the kitchen & I thought if I was going to have to sit outside for an hour or so, it would be a good idea to have a drink. Taking a log of fire wood, I used it as a battering ram, managed to get the door open, enough to drop the log in the crack. Water cascaded out a foot deep. I could not push the rloor open any wider, so I never got in to see the condition of the house. It was 4:20. In my other pocket I found a bandana handkerchief & tied that on my head. I saw the porch roof on Kitty's house get folded back with the post attached & torn off the house like a piece of tablet pa­ per. Her windows were broken & the curtains in ribbons. I watched the squares of concrete sidewalk go out with each wave, & skim in­ to the Bay. A fifteen foot piece of porch railing came over the sea wall & hit the side of Kitty's house. My house trembled with each wave falling on it. There was a case of empty coca-cola bottles on the shelf on the porch and I thought of putting them out into the water a bottle at a time, so I would have that much less debris to contend with if I had to move. Then I decided the water would nev­ er get that bad & left them. I turned to Tucky & said, "Well, it's just 4:30 & I wonder how much longer" -when something hit the house a terrific thud (I think it was a section of the concrete retaining wall). The wave brought the back porch down on me, dislocating my left elbow. Tucky & I, in 10 seconds, found ourselves 150 feet from where we started. I was sitting as if on a toboggan & was carried over the small wall into the road & again over the wall into the bay. I was fifty feet be­ yond the pole I was going to tie myself to, in water & debris to my

322 knees. Near me were the pieces of sidewalk piled at an angle & sticking a foot out of water. Looking back where I had come from, on the next wave I saw more of the porch & a large piece of lattice-work, coming at me. I had to think fast, so I doubled up next to the pieces of sidewalk, with my head to my knees & let the wave & lattice go over my head. When I came up for air, there was the kitten on a board ten feet away crying loudly. Where it had been for twenty minutes I don't know, unless it had come down in the bay & an eddy had brought it back. Tucky was southwest & next to me. I undid her leash. The last I saw of her was five minutes later when she was fifty feet away & northeast of me, standing on some debris. If I had had two arms, I might have been able to help her. The wind was 100 to 120 M.P.H. The rain & gray spray, filled with sand, came in sheets. There was much debris where I was & I decided I had better get out of the churning, shallow water. I took off the raincoat & had on only blue shorts & a short-sleeved sweat­ er. Stumbling over rocks or concrete & hanging on with my right arm to a fallen pole, I got out into deep water. I had my back to the wind & could not see what was coming, so I tried to hang the injured arm over the pole & turn around, but I couldn't raise it that high. Somehow I managed to get astride the pole. I saw a wo­ man in a dark dress standing at the edge of the bay water. She was two or three houses nearer town. I do not think she was being washed in. I did not see her or anyone else again. Up on the pole I was exposed to flying debris, so I got down in­ to the water & hung onto the pole again. I felt something hitting me on the chest & back from under the pole. I was being wedged in between two green doors or house sides (perhaps our own ga­ rage). I could see the corner of one about an arm's length away, so took a long breath, went down, kicked hard at the bottom, luckily came up beyond the edge of the door. All fear left me when I hit the water & had to do something to save myself. It was the half hour of total helplessness in the house that was the worst time for me.

323 I was hanging on to something in the water & began to talk to myself thinking aloud. "Well, this is really a hurricane & you are out in it. You have been washed into the bay & gotten this far OK, so you might as well see how much farther you can get. As long as you can keep afloat & conscious, you'll get to somewhere & there's no use quitting now." Gray spray & rain made low visibility. Pieces of wood, shutters, doors & chairs were flying through the air. Some were hitting me. I saw a small porch roof, perhaps my own, right-side up, so I pushed through wreckage for about ten feet & got on the leeward side & climbed up. I had to pick up the bad arm & lay it up ahead of me, hunch up & repeat the process until I could reach the shin­ gle edges over the peak. My feet were in the water. I just was set­ tled when a wave capsized it & I went under. I put my right arm over my head, coming up, for protection against the nails, but I came up in an open space-next to my pole. A piece of a house (10' x 20') came along; there were two holes where windows had been. The edge was jagged & it buckled in the waves & I could not get on it. I was having a hard time getting my breath against the rain. I was about ready to give up, when a piece of house (6' x 8') came by & I crawled onto that; it was like a surf board. This was pretty exposed. As I came up the side of a wave, a board like bookcase shelf hit me across the left eye. The roof came back upside down, ceiled at the end toward the storm, so I crawled into that & lay in the water at the bottom of the V. I stayed in this a long time. I could get my breath better by holding my hand over my nose & mouth. Also, the flying debris struck the roof first & only me second. (However, my head & face were so cut & bruised that 1 could not stand to have my hair touched for four days in the hospital.) There was a book lying open on the water, the pages turning back & forth, that kept circling my roof-or maybe I was spinning around. My bandana had gone. It was getting darker. A mattress came along that seemed to be moving faster than I was, so I changed steeds, pushing through all manner of wreckage. The mat-

324 tress was very comfortable for my bad arm. As I lay on the mat­ tress I thought I must be a good caricature of Alfred Lunt in the Prologue of "Amphitryon 38" when he is floating on a cloud. I would have stayed on the mattress, but part of a boat came along faster, so I changed again. There was about two feet left of the port side, but most of the starboard & some of the bottom; it offered protection from flying debris, too & I lay in that. I knew the tide was low at noon, so would be going out again about 6:30 & if I did not get to land I might get washed past Ston­ ington & out to sea. Luck was with me-shortly after I got into the boat, I heard a different scratching & looking, I saw I was going over some bushes. (They are IO feet above the usual water level.) Soon my boat stopped & debris began piling up against it. Hanging my feet over the edge of the boat, lying on my stomach, I hunched myself backward. I discovered land under my feet, but the water was up to my shoulders. It was just 6:30 & black night. The wind was still strong, debris flying & it was raining. I pushed through wreckage toward higher ground & ran into a tree. Somehow I got up on a branch which was just at the water level & winding my legs & one arm around the tree, I clung there until 8 p.m. In that hour & a half I must have dozed. I discovered then the water had gone down so that my feet just touched it. l climbed down & found only a foot of water. The wind & rain had stopped. My eyes smarted & on opening & closing them I learned that what I thought was fog was, instead, a film on my eyes. When it cleared for a second I could see the stars & later the moon. I could not see long enough at a time to find any familiar landmarks, so I thought I had better stay where I was. 1 grabbed two passing shingles, sat on one & put the other be­ tween my back & the tree & leaned on it to keep my back warm. I pulled my bad arm inside my sweater & hung my hand into my belt. I had been too busy until now to look at my arm & now it was too dark to see it. I reached up for what I thought were leaves, but which turned out to be rough dunes grass caught in the tree. I

325 stuffed some in the neck of my sweater, put some on my bare legs, dug a hole for my feet in the mud, added grass & then put my head on my knees. As I sat there I thought: "I'm alive & safe, & I want the children to know I'm all right." I repeated this many times & then dozed off. At intervals I made myself get up, stretch, call out-mainly to keep warm-& slap myself. At midnight the water was gone, only mud remaining. I was awake for quite a while & had to think of something different, so I wondered what I would do if a skunk came along-& suppose it was followed by six little skunks. In fact, I could see myself sitting frozen while they walked around & smelled me. Luckily, I dozed again. At 4 A.M. 1 could see again clearly. The stars were out. I recog­ nized the two Stonington breakwater flashing lights. I could hear the surf pound on the beach two miles away. By the lights I laid out my walking course-keeping them to my right & a little behind me-aiming at the Westerly River ( or so I hoped). My knees were weak & stiff at first. It had been so hard for me to get up this time that I thought I'd better get moving. I think a long piece of base­ board was my staff. (When I finally got a look at it in daylight, I saw two long nails sticking through at knee height, but apparently they never scratched me.) I set out at 4 a.m., in the dark, with water & grass to my knees. I kept as near the border of scrub trees as I could, hoping to find a break through to higher ground. I found all kinds of debris. I walked across the whole light-colored side of a house. I located one large pine tree for a guide. I came to a stone wall & tried to follow it, but the brush, wild roses & poison ivy were too thick. I had to return to my pine tree. In the course of an hour & a half I walked slowly but steadily at least two miles. I stepped off into three ditches up to my shoulders, ran into many bushes. I still called for help, occasionally. It was not light yet, but I could see large bunches of black clouds in the east against the sky, toward which I was walking. Suddenly I heard water gurgling; I had just fallen into & crawled out of my

326 third ditch. With much effort I could see the grass line marking the crooked outline of the ditch. By following this I found a stone slab where the water was going over & under it. I was going to follow the ditch line to the bay or river, when I discovered a dim road across the "bridge." Thinking this would lead to someplace, I de­ cided to follow it. It was 5:30 & just gray enough so I could see the trail. 1 had to climb the bank five times around fallen trees, crawling among the thorns & bushes & back to the road again. A house loomed ahead against the brightening sky. Thinking I looked pretty awful & not wanting to scare the people, I stopped & called out-no answer-for the house was closed & the barn flat on the ground. I sat down on the front doorstep & tried in vain to find any familiar landmark. I followed the road again, went around five more trees-the first of which, a huge oak, was across the stone gateway & fence to the house I had passed. To get over the fence I had to knock down about ten feet into a V low enough to get over, hoping that no stone would fall the wrong way onto my feet. A bird, probably a pheasant, whirred away. Then a rooster crowed. The sun was nearly up. I couldn't believe it possible that, at last, I was near some people. Around a bend in the road appeared a small house with smoke coming out of the chimney. Again I stopped & called out for help. I sat on a wooden platform around the water pump. I heard a woman say, "Uncle Fred, do you hear anyone calling for help?" Then, "Uncle Fred, do you see anyone?" "Uncle Fred" appeared about thirty-five feet away from me & just stood & looked at me. I said, "I've been in a little trouble." He "came to" & asked where I'd come from. I said I'd been on Fort Road, thought I was in Connecticut & could he get me to the Westerly Hospital. He said, "But how did you get way up here?" 1 told him I had been walking since 4 a.m. & asked him what time it was. He said, "Just 6:30."

327 My watch stopped at 6:10. Then he asked me to come into his niece's house. The sun shone just as I got to the door. I sat in a chair by the big iron stove & shook from nerves. The niece came from the bedroom next to me, took one look & gasped. She asked if I wanted anything. I said that hot coffee would help. "Uncle Fred" got busy with that & she returned to the bedroom to dress two small girls, about two & four years old. When they came out of the room behind me, they huddled into a chair in the corner & looked shyly at me. I thought they were bash­ ful with strangers. The niece said they belonged in the closed house l had passed & that she took care of them in the daytime, while the parents worked in Stonington. She had kept them all night as the parents had not been able to return as yet. "Uncle Fred" went back to his house a half a mile away & spread the news to his neighbors that something had been washed up in the storm & had arrived at the niece's house. Then about eight peo­ ple came in, looked, gasped at my scratches & went out. After about an hour I stopped shaking. Then "Uncle Fred" came back & said that in about fifteen minutes he could take me to the hospital if I could walk another half mile. Then in came the father of the children. My back was to the door, & as he came around me he stopped & said, "My God, look at them shiners!" This was news to me, so I said, "Have I a shiner?" "Ain't no body told you?" I said, "No" & he gave me a mirror. My shiner was a complete black mask over both eyes, my nose was swollen, my left eye closed, my jaw on the right side was swollen & black, & I had scratches all over. Mrs. Fred Greenwood had offered me dry clothes, but I pre­ ferred to let mine dry on me, which makes less chance of catching cold. She insisted that I borrow a heavy blanket bathrobe. Some­ thing for my feet was a problem. Finally a pair of "Uncle Fred's" wool socks went on, but no shoes were large enough. "Fred, take off those sneakers." He had been out since midnight helping clear the roads. He took

328 Stone slab"bridge" & "road" out of the marsh.

Trees were down across the road. So she backed off & suggested, "Come over here & sit down." I said, "No, if I sit down I'll never get up." Then a second nurse, seeing the first one was having trouble, came up with a pink blanket, & heading me down the hall, said, "Lie down here." This was a bare army cot, with which the hall was lined, where refugees had slept that night. I said, "No, if I lie down, I know I'll never get up. I want a room & a doctor & I want to see Miss Blaisdell." Then the nurse said, gently but firmly, feeling she had quite a problem on her hands, "What you want is to go downstairs to the Emergency Room." "No, I don't want to go downstairs. I want to go up & I want a room & a doctor." We were getting nearer Miss Blaisdell's room. She heard the commotion & recognized my voice. "ls that Mrs. Lee?" "Yes," I said, "what's left of her." The order to bring me into her room changed matters with the nurses, but not with those in the lobby who only heard my de­ mands. They put the pink blanket on the bed, removed my two articles of clothing (shorts & sweater). I lay down & they put the rest of the blanket over me. Miss Blaisdell asked me what doctor I wanted. I said I didn't care as long as he was a good one. Dr. Ruisi put his head in the door & went out. Later he told me (he's known me 33 years) that he didn't recognize me~I looked so terrible. A hypodermic was given me & two young doctors, two nurses, Miss Blaisdell & Dr. Ruisi got my arm in cotton wadding, a splint & a sling. As each person came into the room he would gingerly pick up the blanket, look at my legs & put it down quickly. Miss Blaisdell said they had one room on the second floor. I said, "Lead me to it." There was a whispered consultation. She came back & said they would have to carry me up. I asked why & she said, "Well, you

330 know we have no lights, or power. The elevator isn't working." I told her if I had walked as far as I had, I guessed I could walk up one flight of stairs. She said that might be easier, so we started. Picture me with one arm in a sling-the other in a hospital shirt, the empty sleeve draped toga fashion, the shirt ending where the bloody legs began, the pink blanket clutched around my neck with one good hand. Just as we got to the stairway a nurse was coming up from below. She put her hand over her face to try & hide a laugh. I said, "Go right ahead & laugh. I know I look funny." For there were two nurses holding up the corners of my blanket to keep it off the floor & trying to keep it near enough to my back to hide my nakedness. Behind them came two young doctors, then Dr. Ruisi & Miss Blaisdell. The whole group laughed & it was, no doubt, heard in the lobby. I got to bed & they started scrubbing my legs & right arm. When they came to my feet, one of the doctors said, "Whew, look at this!" I asked what was wrong now & he said, "I'll have to get the tweezers, your feet are full of thorns." They pulled out over 25, with pliers! Another doctor offered to go tell Tidge I had showed up, she came back with him. After I had been in the hospital four days, the doctor ordered gasoline to be used to try & clean my feet. Each morning for a week the room smelled like a garage, but we finally got the layer of tough, dirty skin off & more thorns. Barnes Newberry came to see me. He opened the door & stood there.' I said, "Hello, Barnes." All he could do was say, "My God, Bournie"-& collapse in a chair. Saturday, my left eye began to open. I said to the nurse, "What is the matter with my left eyebrow-it is hanging down in my eye!" She said, "That's not eyebrow," that is an inch long stick of wood in the bridge of your nose. When they set your arm, they will take it out." Helen Joy Lee.

331 MARIAN LEE'S STORY Kitty Hale, her sister Marion, at the ocean for the first time on a week's vacation & I went in the Packard to the Crompton Velvet Mills. Then we wanted to show the sights to Marion, so we headed for Narragansett & the Dunes Club, arriving there about one o'clock. The waves were not especially high, but quite choppy. White spray flew high over the rocks down the beach at the point. It was a beautiful sight, with the bay solid white caps, clouds low &heavy. We went to the town for lunch of hot dogs and coffee. Signs were swinging, awnings flapping, stands blown over, articles scat­ tered over the streets, shopkeepers chasing papers & vegetables. We wrote and mailed post cards. I doubt if they were ever received. We drove on along the shore road, under the famous great ivy covered stone arch. The wind grew stronger. Ocean spray soaked the streets & summer houses along the way. It was hard to keep my eyes on the road, the waves were such an attraction. One place where the road was near the sea, the sand blowing on the car sounded like hail on a tin roof. At Point Judith Lighthouse the waves broke over the break­ water & the spray flew high. It was so lovely we stopped to watch. By then it was two o'clock. On the road back to the main road we were going with the wind, then we turned & had it right across our path. We stopped to call on Miss Maclaren at her gift shop, as she was a friend of Kitty's. She was glad to have someone with her while the wind was so strong. It seemed unimportant to us as it was so much quieter inside than it had been on the road. I parked between two trees on the main highway on the side away from the ocean. The wind became stronger & the anemometer was whizzing so fast you could not see the cups. The lights went out. We lit our first candles. We gradually became conscious of the noise the wind was mak­ ing whistling through the window frames, flapping the shutters, whipping the trees which were scratching the house as they bent or fell. A bus driver came in from a halted bus loaded with school

332 My 1938 Christmas card, designed by Mary Race Harris, Mt Pleasant Mich.

Helen Joy Lee ten days after the hurricane, I Oct 1938. For, Rd Watch Hill before 21 Sept 1938.

Home before hurricane, 2nd from left.

Home after hurricane - X marks the spot. Boat that brought me to land.

Trees where I spent the night.

Some of the debris I came across with. The landmark.

The fence I tried to follow. Debris 8 feet high in trees.

One of the ditches I fell into. Stone slab"bridge" & "road" out of the marsh.

Trees were down across the road. The fence I knocked down.

The pump & haven ofrest.

(left) Marian Lawson Lee.

(right) Eunice Bourne Lee. children on their way home. He wanted to use the telephone, which was out of order. One of the huge pine trees had fallen in front of the house, an­ other just behind my car & another just missed Miss Maclaren's car. We could see the headlights of cars stopped on the far side of the trees. With surprising rapidity there were state workers already clearing a single path through the trees. The lawn furniture was blown about, a big blue vase off the table, the wheelbarrow upset; an apple tree had fallen on the roof which was being blown apart. Many trees were at an angle & we expected them to fall, but they did not. About four I was ready to start home & went out to the car. They called me back to have tea & wait for the wind to die down. We smoked, bought Christmas presents & finally left about five thirty. The car was almost completely plastered with leaves. The wind was still strong, but not as bad as an hour earlier. It was hard to keep the car on the road. I had to head to the left to stay on at all. The remains of Quonochontaug & then Misquamicut came into view. We saw people being blown across the ponds, hanging onto debris, with no houses left on the shore line. Then it hit all of us, "What about the Fort Road?" We began to worry about Mom & Eunice. We stopped a car to ask the best way back to Watch Hill. It was the Seeds' chauffeur. He knew I was a member of the Joy family from the red, white and blue Lincoln Highway insignia on the door. We went straight to the Westerly Road, not trying to get down by the shore road & golf course there, as it was blocked with houses & flooded. Just beyond the golf course on the Westerly Road, there was water, so we turned back & drove up the gravel road into the golf grounds. Two trucks, stuck, blocked the road. We had to drive over the course, knock down a stone wall to get back onto the road that leads past the Bitting & John Newberry homes. I was busy watching for broken wires among other things. A rowboat, belonging to King White was at the corner of Aloha Road & the Ocean Drive, just opposite the Ferguson's. Mrs. Fer-

339 guson came towards us, frantically waving her arms, asking if we had seen her son Gordon, to which we had to say no. Then Patsy Watz drove up. He was hunting for all of us. We had to walk up the road to Treasure Hill. The Thatcher's chauffeur was trying to clear the road in the rain. We looked hurriedly at the damage done my grandmother's house. The large plate glass window in the dining room had blown in, other windows on the opposite side but up stairs had blown out, frames, too. Salt water & sand had soaked & stained the walls, pictures were down or gone entirely, the drapes in ribbons. The house had swayed so that the walls were cracked in long diagonal streaks. The back steps & porch were gone, also the clothes yard. The garage doors, four inches thick, were buckled in. The lower garden & pond had been flooded & the brown water line showed two feet up on the stone wall. Dead fish were lying on the grass, as well as debris from the King White house, including a toilet up against the wall. We headed for Bay Street & could only get to Lamphere's Ga­ rage. Water had washed debris up that far. The post office was turned a quarter around. It was misty & almost dark. We went back to Mrs. Rea's house & found Eunice had been in Westerly & had not returned yet. We learned Mom had called Eunice there about three to tell her not to try to drive down the Fort Road in the jalopy. We followed Patsy back to Westerly as he knew the best way. We stopped at the hospital to ask if Mom had showed up & left our names & address in care of Patsy Watz. Then we went to the Police & the Red Cross & did the same, & got no more news of Mom. In Westerly we saw Mr. Larkin & Dan, who had just been brought back to town after having been washed up into a field by Stonington harbor in their sailboat. An emergency tank truck was selling gasoline & thanks to Patsy we were able to get some, which was lucky as my tank was nearly empty. We left Marion with Ida W atz, then Patsy, Kitty & I set out again, about nine-thirty. We inquired again in vain for Mom at the Red Cross, Police & Hospital, went to Watch Hill, picked up Eu­ nice & proceeded to call at every house where we saw a light. We

340 had to leave the car near the Ocean House, as the road was blocked with a large section of the roof from said hotel. First we went to the Shinkle's, where we were generously offered dry clothes, food & shelter. Then we went back & down the Plimpton Hill. Every place we stopped we received the same generous offers until we came to the Narragansett Inn. There I knocked at the back door & Miss Ford opened it enough to let me push in & ask for Mrs. Lee. The rest of our group had to stay outside. The woman pushed me back to the door, turned & called out to some fifteen people in the big living room "Is Mrs. Lee here?" Happy Fenelon heard that & asked "Who's there?" I recognized his voice & barged into the room. He told me only that he knew Mom had been home at three o'clock, which was not very cheerful. We walked on down the street. All the stores were water soaked, cars were on their sides, a boat was up on the dock, refrigerators & stoves were scattered around, the Yacht Club gone & as we found out later the forty houses on the Fort Road. We took Eunice back to Rea's & returned to the Westerly Police station. We saw the red sky towards New London, which was their big fire. The stars were out & it was calm, showing no trace of the earlier terror. At the Police station we found Gordon & I drove him back to Mrs. Ferguson at Watch Hiil. It was midnight. Kitty & Patsy stayed at headquarters to get any news of Mom. On my way back to Westerly a lone truck stopped me & asked if I was going to Police headquarters to please report that part of the Cyril Moore family, Mrs. Moore and daughter, Mary, had come across the Bay on a roof & were being brought safely back to town as soon as possible. (This was how many of the cases were reported.) Picking up Patsy & Kitty we went home & had a snack before turning in, at two A. M. The next morning 1 had just finished a nice breakfast when about eight thirty Dr. Kenyon came to tell me Mom had turned up at the hospital. 1 left the message for the others when they came in again & went on with the doctor. When I walked in Mom's room, the doctor was holding UJJ_ a

341 badly bruised & scratched right arm & painting it with an orange solution. She had two black eyes & a left arm in a sling. If she had not spoken to me I would hardly have recognized her. Back in the large room at the town hall the Red Cross had set up tables & lists of "Known Dead" & "Missing" were being made up. Kitty checked all our names off the missing list. A girl came in to ask about her mother & was told her body had been found & was in the temporary morgue across the street in the old high school building. CCC & volunteers were clearing the streets. Everyone was giving in every way to help those who were unfortunate. Anyone not in the vicinity at the time could never get even a vague picture of what happened. Marian L. Lee.

EUNICE LEE'S STORY The morning of the Hurricane, Mom & I went swimming, but stayed very near shore. We washed the dog & cat, and then I dressed to go to lunch with Genevieve Rea. I took the Jalopy and as Tidge had Mom's car, Mom was left on Fort Road without means of transportation. After lunch at Genny's we asked permission to go to the movies, but Mrs. Rea suggested that we stay outdoors & go in the evening; so Genny & I went clamming at the beginning of Fort Road, near the Yacht Club. At that time the wind was rather strong & I wanted to get my coat from our cottage, but decided it would be too much trouble. The wind grew quite strong & the sand cut our faces, but we were determined to have some clams. Then Genny's brother, Sam, came down & said that they had decided to go to the movies & would we like to go. We said that we would & would follow in my Jalopy. About two minutes after we started for West­ erly it began to rain & had we still been clamming, we would prob­ ably have gone to our cottage or the Yacht Club &- been caught in the storm. As we drove along the wind was strong enough to often push the car sideways. It was approximately 2:30 p.m.

342 We were in the theatre for about an hour, when the lights went out. The manager said they would be fixed in half an hour. One member of our party decided not to wait & having his own car, drove back to Watch Hill. No one realized how bad the storm was until we went to the door of the theatre. Signs, roofs & boards were blowing down the street, making it very dangerous to ven­ ture outside. I tried to call Mom on the telephone, but the lines were down. We stayed in the theatre for about two hours then left in Mrs. Rea's car with Sam & Jay Atwood, concluding that my car was too light & that we should all stay together. We tried to get through, by way of many detours, to Watch Hill but failed. The Pawcatuck River had overflowed at Westerly, the nearby streets were under water; trees & wires were down, making the roads impassible. Being unable to get anywhere near Watch Hill, we spent about an hour & a half in the Granite Street garage, on top of a hill, deciding that was the safest place. Thinking we might have to spend the night there, we bought what little food we could get, consisting of a box of Ritz crackers & a bottle of pop for each. I think we had some chocolates, too. A man offered us the use of his living room for the night if we were forced to stay & was very kind & let us use some blankets he had in his car, because it was cold & we were wearing light clothes. About 7: 15 P.M. we tried again to get to Watch Hill & by going out of the way quite a bit & driving very carefully, we managed to reach the outskirts. We stopped to inquire of a man & he said "Why go there, the whole place has been washed out?" 1 was getting more & more upset because Mom had such a small chance of being saved where she was & I begged to go on, although Genny was all for going back to Westerly. By this time the wind was not as strong as it had been, but was still sharp & cold. When we arrived at Rea's house finally, the maid said that Mom had called about 3 P.M. to tell me not to come to the cottage. That worried me all the more because I knew then that she had not left the cottage & also that Fort Road was completely wiped out. Tidge had stopped at Rea's after the storm, so I knew she was all right. Mrs. Rea was afraid to stay there for the night, so we prepared to go back to Westerly, although I wanted to stay in Watch Hill &

343 search for Mom. We did stay, however, & when Mrs. Rea left the house to inquire about the safety of some of her friends, Tidge came back with Kitty, & Patsy Watz. We started out together in Mom's car to search, but finding passage by automobile impos­ sible, we abandoned the car & started on foot. We climbed over trees, wires, telegraph poles & debris & asked at every house, be­ cause we had heard that some refugees were in people's houses. Each inquiry met disappointment; no one knew anything about Mom. Finally we headed for the village, or rather what was left of it! Someone said that a captain of a boat had rescued seven peo­ ple from the Fort Road. I gave a description of Mom & he said that no one fitting that description had been among those rescued. After searching for three hours & making no headway whatso­ ever, they took me back to Rea's home at midnight, because Mrs. Rea had been kind enough to ask me to stay with her. I felt terrible & to top it off, we went to bed with the report that New London was on fire. The next morning Genny & I were up early & went down to the village to look at the destruction. We heard that two women had been found on Osbrook Point & that others might be nearby. We then had to wait until 10:30 A.M. to obtain a car to start for the Point. On the way to Westerly we met Mr. Watz who said that Mom had been found & was in Westerly Hospital & all right. We dashed over to see her & I was almost in tears over her condition. Thursday afternoon Genny & I helped the Marstons salvage their things from their house & cottage. While I was working in the cottage alone, with the water up to my knees, I heard a weird sound & got a little excited. I went about my work & the sound was repeated a few more times.Then I remembered they had searched for their large sheep dog that morning. I climbed out a window & walked in filthy water, that came over my waist, to the room from which the sound came. I broke through a screen & dis­ covered the dog, frightened & hungry, surrounded by the furniture piled every which way. The room was filled with water, the air in the room was so sickening that I could not keep my head inside for any length of time. Afraid that the dog would be a little mad with hunger and fright, I had to be careful to make friends with him first. I pushed the furniture around to make a bridge for him to

344 walk on. H·e was so weak that I had to pick up his huge paws & place them one after the other, as if walking. That proved unsuc­ cessful, for each time he pulled back in fear. Finally the chauffeur came in a rowboat & coaxed the dog out, much to my relief. I stayed with the Reas for four days, until they left. During this time Genny & I helped the Red Cross by running errands in Mom's car. By this time the National Guardsmen were stationed along the main highways & we had to obtain special passes to travel between Watch Hill& Westerly. Monday we packed my car in readiness for the trip back to New York. When Genny & I wanted to go to Westerly to see Mom, we found that we needed a personal salvage pass to get through the lines. Mrs. Spencer, the head of the Watch Hill Red Cross Branch, took me to the Lieutenant & even he refused, so finally we went back to the Rea's house & Mr. Rea forged a pass & we went through the lines. When we came back we had to unpack the car in order to take the Reas to the station in New London. That night I stayed with the Howard Bucks in Watch Hill. A soldier helped me pack the car again because it was necessary to have an authority on guard to see that I took only my belongings. That evening, Monday, September 26, I wanted to go to the movies in Westerly & in order to get through the lines before & after the movie, I would have to find the same soldier & then wake him upon my return, so to simplify matters, I took him along, much to his delight, because life was getting monotonous for him. Of course, the Bucks & I went over the matter very carefully before I was allowed to go with him. After dinner at the Buck's cot­ tage, I stopped for the soldier & we went to the movies. I was rather worried, though, at the thought of driving home alone with a strange man-but I might add that he turned out to be a very nice man whose profession was chemistry & that he was married. Be­ cause of so many looters & strange people in the district, the Bucks made me promise to return to their cottage first, before returning the soldier to his quarters, so I wouldn't have to drive back alone. That night we were scared to go to bed. (Mrs. Buck didn't ad­ mit it at the time, but when we met some time later she did) be-

345 cause in the afternoon three strange men came up to the cottage & asked for a drink of water. We concluded that if the soldier had not been there they had intended to rob us, but upon seeing him they had settled for a drink of water. I was rather isolated from the Bucks because my room was across the living room & seemed miles away. Of course, the wind was still blowing & made weird sounds & I imagined the sea was rising & that it was another hur­ ricane. I think I must have scared myself so that I sank off to sleep from exhaustion. The next morning we said goodby to Mom, who was still in the hospital & I drove Mom's car to New Yark. Incidentally, upon a return trip to Watch Hill later in the fall, we were directed to the man who had found our dog's body, he sent us to the man who had buried her & who gave us her collar. Eunice Lee.

346 "Bournes in America"

Not identified with Richard 1 Bourne. Indexed alphabetically. The data following has been gathered from various sources, as identified. These Bournes are listed by the first name mentioned in each family. The dates may be birth, death or marriage. There is no index of each individual name or place.

Name Date Source Dr Aaron 1839 Juniper Hill Cem Bristol RI Abigail 1869 Dillingham Fam, W Alexander95. Ansel 1854 Sandwich Mass VR. Barachiah Dillingham Fam, W Alexander 173 Barnabas E 1839 Falmouth Mass Benjamin Sandwich Mass VR. CalvinF Hanson Mass VR 1910 63. Christiana 1787 Scituate Mass VR. Mrs Christiana 1857 Scituate Mass VR 34. Deborah 1723 Nye Gen 1907 524, 25. Dorcas 1872 Newcomb Gen, Newcomb 1923 31 Ebenezer 1724 Eliakim 1783 Nye Gen. Elisha 1757 Nye Gen 1907 66. Elizabeth cl636 Westminster - London Eng Elizabeth Lernard 1815 Nye Gen 1907197, 98. Elizabeth Lernard 1878 Nye Gen. Frances Salem Mass VR

347 Name Date Source Francis 1755 Gilbert 1554 Wells Cathedral Eng. Harriet HelenF 1845 Nye Gen 75. Henry 1637 Jared Jedediah 1730 Bournes of Marshfield II 92 Job 1734 Dillingham Fam 33. John 1601 Frederic H Taber-New Bedford Mass. John 1626/27 Bourne, Perley 1924 I 314,316,392,460. John! 1695 Richard Darden Bourne#309. Seep 393. John 1708 Edward Emerson Bourne, Boston Mass. John 1759 Joseph 1723 Natl Cycl Amer Biog XXX 168, 69. Rev Joseph 1827 Salem Mass VR III 122,367 Marr. LouiseC 1917 Nye Gen II 269. Meletiah 1699 Nathan 1790 Mrs Carl Stapleton, Helena Alab. Nathaniel G 1869 Juniper Hill Cem- Bristol RI Newcomb 1821 Joy Gen, Helen Joy Lee I 968 117; Hing- ham Mass VR II 88. Olive 1814 Dillingham Fam. Phebe 1837 Falmouth Mass Proctor 1791 Robert 1726 Roland 1965 News item. Shadrach 1874 Rev Shearjashub 1890 Standish Taber 1900 Russell Bourne, Washington DC. Stephen 1827 Salem Mass VR V 96. Sylvanus 1828 Wareham Mass Thomas 1638 Marshfield Mass (Winslow-Cook Gen I, 74, 90/92. Thomas 1752 Hingham Mass VR William 1743 William 1839 Falmouth Mass. William H 1831 Nye Gen 247. Williams 1910 Eulalia (Collins) Bourne, Ariz.

348 DR AARON - A patriot of the Revolution / d 21 July 1839 / aet 84. / Ruth / wife of / Aaron Bourne / d Jan 1798 aet 33 / (Dau) Ruth (Bourne) DeWolf / widow of/ John DeWolf / d 8 July 187 4 / aet 87 / a benevolent woman. (Tombstone Juniper Hill Cem Bristol RI).

ABIGAIL - d 29 July 1869, of Falmouth Mass; m(l) 5 Apr 1810 Jonathan Dillingham bp Sandwich Mass 19 Aug 1789 d 11 July 1812; m(2) Sept 1820 William Shiverick of Falmouth. Son of m(l): Jonathan H (orace?) Dillingham, Falmouth 5 Apr 1810(?) - prob 1834; when his mother was apptd his guardian he was called Horace. His stepfather apptd to ad­ minister his estate 9 Dec 1834.

ANSEL - b 1 May 1854, son of Samuel & Mary (G ...) Bourne. (Sandwich YR)

BARACHIAH - m Eliza Young; their dau Elizabeth F d a wdw in Falmouth Mass 19 Feb 1892 aet 69-11-11; m Lynn Mass I May 1844 Joseph Rogers b Falmouth 25 Dec 1821, son of Stephen & Hannah (Gifford) Dillingham. Dentist in Boston 1860. (D'ham Fam 173).

BARNABAS E of Falmouth Mass m Nantucket Mass 4 Aug 1839 Lydia B, dau of Abraham & Elizabeth (Coffin) Long.

BENJAMIN -m Fanny(Smith) Russell wdw of Israel B Russell.

CALVIN F of Hanson Mass: son Ellsworth Tb 11 July 1861; m 22 Mar 1883 Arabella F b Wisc 12 June 1867, dau of Eben A Churchill of Hanson. Their Ch: 1. E Francis b Rockland (Me?) 19 Feb 1885; m 23 Dec 1905 Clara Perkins of Whitman (Mass?). 11. Ethel J b&d Hanson 3 June 1889 - 16 Jan 1892. m. Grace Mb South Weymouth Mass 8 Nov 1893. 1v. Carl Mb Hanson 5 Aug 1895. v. Leon Eb Hanson 1 Aug 1897. v1. Harold Tb Hanson 17 Oct 1905. vu. Gladys Lb Hanson4July 1909.

349 MRS CHRISTIANA BOURN m Falmouth Mass 2 Sept 1787 Ben­ jamin Curtis. (Scituate Marr 34).

CHRISTIANA - d 1857 aet 79, wdw of Solomon Perry: "Thou art gone to the Rest Mother / We will not weep for thee / For thou art now where all on earth / Thy Spirit longest to be / Thou art gone to thy rest Mother / Death hath no sting for thee. / My dear Redeemer's might hath gained / For thee the victory.

DEBORAH d 2 Oct 1723 aet 1-9-15.

DORCAS E - m bef 1872 Benjamin F Nye (#2958 of# 1357 p 381 Nye Gen; also 524, 25) b Falmouth Mass 6 Apr 1837 (who was b?). To Kansas 1867. Their Children: 1. Eugene C Nye b 23 Oct 1872. 11. Etta G Nye b 26 Apr 1878. 111. Mabe1Nyeb1Mayl881. 1v. Ernest G Nye b 21 May 1884. v. MiltonFNyeb4Mayl887.

EBENEZER5 - (J osiah4- Thos3-J ohn2-Thos1) b&d Pembroke Mass 11 Jan 1724- 1759; m 5 Apr 1744 Abigail Newcomb5 (Andrew4- Simon3-Andrew2-1), Truro Mass 7 June 1720 - at home of son Abner6, Middleboro Mass IO Dec 1821 aet 100-6-3. (Ebene­ zer son of Josiah m Priscilla; Abigail dau of Andrew m Mer­ cy Oldham; Mercy dau of Thomas & Mercy (Sprout) Oldham.

Ch of Ebnezer5 m Abigail Newcomb: 1. Newcomb6, 19 Jan 1745 - Middleboro Mass; m Abigail Cushman. Moved to Springfield Vt. 11. Abner6, 23 Oct 1747 - Middleboro Mass 25 Mar 1806; m Mary, dau of Haviland Torrey of Pembroke Mass. Dea 1st Congr Ch Middleboro. In Rev: Capt in RI. m. Relief6 b 19 July 1749; m Joseph Pratt of Cohasset Mass. 1v. Lemuel6, 1 Jan 1751 - Middleboro Mass 4 Jan 1831; m Zebiah, dau of John & Sarah (Willcutt) Wheelwright. v. Mary6, 1753 - C2naan Me 3 Apr 1833; m Middleboro

350 Mass 12 Nov 1780 John Smith, Scituate Mass 1750 - drowned 31 July 1803. Mary moved to Bangor Me. In Newcomb Gen, Bethuel Merritt Newcomb 1923, 31: these ch are also listed under Ebenezer & Abigail: note dates: 1. Robert6 b 21 June 1722. 11. Lemuel6 b 27 July 1724. m. Mary6 b 12 May 1727 bp Truro Mass 21 June 1730; m 5 June 1754 Benjamin Webber ofN Yarmouth Mass. 1v. Sarah6 b 23 May 1729 bp Truro Mass 21 June 1730.

ELIAKIM - Abigail Bassett; their dau Abigail, 15 Sept 1783 - 10 Sept 1868; m Obed Butler #807, son of Nathan Nye Jr #261, b&d Sandwich Mass 17 Oct 1774 - 17 Aug 1864. Capt 1st Mass Militia Regt 1814; Col 1821 - 28; 1824 J .. epres to Mass Congress.

Ch of Abigail m Nathan Nye Jr: (Nye Fam271): 1. WillardNyeb25June 1811. 11. George Washington Nye b 19 Jan 1813 dy. m. Hannah T Nye (#1830), 29 June 1816-16 Oct 1844. 1v. Henrietta Wekl (Welk?) Nye (#1831) b 8 June 1821; m 9 June 1844 Andrew B Gardiner of Sandwich Mass.

ELISHA-m 1757 Hannah Nye b I Feb 1736(NyeGen 1907 66)

ELIZABETH - b cl 636, of St Martins in the Fields, Middlesex Eng; m 23 Apr 1663 Ralph Dillingham b cl637 of St Bo­ tolph, Aldgate. (Recs of St Peters Ch, Westminster London Eng).

ELIZABETH LERNARD - m Levi Nye,(#88 Nye Gen 1907 197, 198). Their ch: 1. Levi Nye#l074 b 2 Oct 1815-(continues) 11. Ansel Bourne Nye#I075 b 20 Sept 1819. u1. Isaiah Bourne Nye#I076 b 14 Feb 1822. William Edwin Nye to Bourne Gen p 214. Compare this with follo~i~g data: ELIZABETH LERNARD - dau of Col Sylvester & Mary Jenkins

351 (Swift) Bourne m 12 Dec 1878 Joshua #2966 b&d Providence RI 12 Sept 1837 - 30 July 1890, son of Oliver C Nye #1542. Children: 1. Susan Bourne Nye b 11 Jan 1880. (#4251) 11. Edson Foster Nye b 23 Aug 1882 (#4252). 111. Justin Nye dy. 1v. Frances Mitchell Nye b 9 Nov 1891 (#4254).

FRANCIS BOORN Jr of Swansea Mass m 2 Nov 1755 Elizabeth Stearns.

GILBERT-A Bishop in England 1554-60. Appointed by Queen Mary as President of Wales. The court of the President & Council of Wales was established by Henry Vll at Ludlow in 1478. He had intended his son Arthur to preside over it as Prince of Wales. Mary's appointment of a Bishop may perhaps be part of her general attempt to revive a state of things which had passed away forever. Gilbert was "deprived" as well as William Barlow, Bishop before Gilbert. The records were destroyed by "Cromwell's Men." Were they also "deprived" of their heads? In Wells Cathedral above Gilbert's coat of arms is at left a pom­ egranate, at right a Tudor rose; below is a Welsh dragon. The pomegranate was used as a badge by Queen Mary in allusion to her Spanish descent. (The above from the book "The Quire Em­ broideries" published at Wells Cathedral, sent in by Barbara (Bourne) Bray#584.)

HARRIET in Simmons Coll 1922 year book. Of Haverill-Bedford Mass area. Father Prin Haverill Schools. She had 5 sisters.

HELEN F - 20 Dec 1845- 18 Apr 1918; m Arthur G Nye (#2960 Nye Gen 75), Falmouth Mass 16 Apr 1845 - 2 Nov 1918. Their ch: 1. Florence M Nye, 16 Aug 1875 - 10 Sept 1928; m Mr Eld­ redge. 11. Dora B Nye, 4 Apr 1878 - 19 Apr 1958; m Mr Upton. m. Sophronia Aline Nye, 30 Aug 1879 - 25 Aug 1960; m Mr Latimer.

352 Ch of Florence m Mr Eldredge: i. Arthur Nye Eldredge. ii. Dorothy E Eldredge.

Ch of Sophronia Aline Nye m Mr Latimer: 1. Helen Nye Latimer. 11. Mary Frances Latimer. 111. Aline Nye Latimer.

HENRY - b 1637; in Barnstable 1639, bro of Richard. Had phps son John who had children: Elizabeth3 b 1646; Thomas3 b 1647; Son of Thomas3 - Thomas4 had dau Hannah5 who m Wil­ liam Wilson of Scituate Mass. Alice3 b 1649. Anna3 b 1651. Martha3 b 1653. (Deane's Hist of Scituate Mass 1831.)

DESCENDANTS OF JARED BOURNE.

Compiled Bristol RI Jan 1875 by Augustus O Bourne. Continued Aug 1971 by Helen Bourne (Joy) Lee.

"The following imperfect sketch of the descendants of Jared Bourne is published for private distribution with the expectation of having at some future time, the materials for a fuller & more perfect list. "If any person will point out to me the errors in this work or will send me any additional details I will thankfully record the same.

Augustus O Bourne."

JARED BOURNE probably came to this country in "the fleet" in 1630 with Gov Winthrop. He was admitted to the church in Boston 22 Apr 1634, when in employ of Elder William Colborne; made Freeman 6 May 1635. On 18 Dec 1637 there was granted to him '8 acres of land bounded on SW with Robert Houlton; on the NW

353 with the cedar swamp & on the SE with Muddy River & on the NE with John Briggs.' He bought or had grants of other parcels of land, as is evident from his recorded deeds, though there is no record of such purchases or grants. His name is spelled on the town records Garret, Jarrard, Gerard & Jarrett. But in all deeds the signature is Jared. This discrepancy between the actual name & the name as written by other persons on the records is noticeable even as far down as the beginning of the present ( 19th) century. On town records it is Born or Boom, but the owner spelled it Bourn. That he resided a long time at Muddy River, now Roxbury, is evidenced by the following extracts from the Town Records: "26th of 8th mo 1640. Our brothers Thomas Grubb & Garret Bourne are appointed overseers of the fence at Muddy River in the common field to see it made by 1st of April, & in default of every rod not then repaired or made, the owners of sd land are to forfeit 3$ 4d per rod & the sd overseers shall have power from the towns­ men to distrain from the townsmen for such moneys growing due." "23rd of 12 mo 1651. Jarrett Bourne complains that Ralph Root makes use of his marsh at Muddy River, which was formerly grant­ ed to Jacob Elliott as appears by the record of the 1st of 5th mo 1637 for the deciding of the bounds, thereof Dea Marshall, Ens Oliver & Peter Oliver are chosen to view the grounds & to make re­ turn thereof forthwith." "26th of 2nd mo 1652. It is ordered that William Beamsley & Jar­ rett Bourne shall see (that) the general fence at Muddy River shall be put into repair according to Order of Court." "12 of 1st mo 1653 / 54. Jarrett Bourne was chosen Constable for Muddy River."

From Book of Possessions: "Garrett Bourn's Possessions, within the limits of Boston: 1 house & garden, bounded with Edward Rainsford, East, the Marsh, South, & the street W & N." About 1655 he removed to RI. (From Mass Colonial Recs): "23 May 1655: In answer to the petition of Edward Kibby for relief of respect of a child, now in his custody, of Garrett Bourne, this court orders that the land & house of sd Bournes now under seizure

354 by the county shall be disposed of for the child's use, by the Select­ men of the Town of Boston, provided that their power shall not ex­ tend to make sale of the same, but the propertie to remain to the child." In Jared Bourn's deed of 5 Oct 1664 he calls himself "formerly of Boston"; in deed of 27 Oct 1665 "a resident of R I." From Ports­ mouth RI Town Records: "23 Jan 1654/ 55. Jerritt Bourne is rec'd as an inhabitant this day." "4 June 1655. Jerritt Bourne is chosen a juryman for the Gen'l Court of Tryals to be houlden at Portsmouth the last Tuesday of this present month of June." "18 Oct 1667. The ear marks of Jaret Bourne is 2 crops slit in ye right eare."

JARED BOURN1 Sr m(l) Mary d 30 of 3rd mo 1644; m(2) (as on his deed dated 27 Oct 1665), Francis (Frances?):

Ch of m( I) Mary: 1. Gerard2, 6 June 1643 - 30 June 1643. Also recorded John2, 30 May 1643-30June 1643.

Ch ofm(2) Franci(e?)s: 2 1. Jared2 Jr bp 7 Mar 1651; m Elizabeth. Jared2 prob re- moved to Swanzy Mass bef the d of his father, & bef 1681, as among the names of a jury of inquest 21 Aug 1681, on the corpse of Mr George May, who drowned, is Jarrett Bourne Jr. (Plymouth Col Recs ofa Court held 23 Oct 1681.) Extract from deed of Jared Bourn's 1st purchase in Swanzy 1694: "To all people to whom these presents shall come - Zacheriah Eddy, of the Town of Swanzy, in the County of Bristol in Her Majesty's Province of the Massachussetts Bay in New England, Yeoman, sendeth Greeting.Know yee that the aforesaid Zacheriah Eddy hath for the sum of £40 current money by him in hand received & well & truly payd by Jared Bourn of ye aforesaid Swanzy, Husbandman, wherewith the said Zacheriah Eddy doth acknowledge himself suf­ ficiently satisfied & fully & absolutely payd & thereof & every part & percell thereof, - a certain percell of land containing about 36 acres situate, lying, being & belonging to Shawomet Purchass 10

355 said Swanzy, lying on the outlot & being numbered 16 together with all & singular a full, whole & compleat share of all the undivided land in the said outlot of sd purchass. To have & to hold the afore­ said percell of land containing about 36 acres." Signed 12 July 1694. Recorded IO July 1701. 21 July 1701 Jared bought another tract of land of Samuel Shear­ man of Portsmouth RI: "A certain parcel or tract of land, being & lying in sd Twp of Swanzy - being by estimation 24 acres as it is layd out, be it more or less, & on the northermost side of the 10th lot in the last division of the outlot in Shawomet Purchass, being that parcell of land which his father Peleg Shearman gave to his sd son Samuel, which, by deed, may more fully appear, butted & bounded as followeth, on ye N side upon Briges land, East upon the Highway, South upon Joseph Chase's land, Westerly upon Swanzy line." "The last Will & Testament of Jared Bourn of Swanzy, in the Co of Bristol in the Prov of Mass Bay in N Eng, yeoman, is as fol­ loweth. All tho weak of body yet of a perfect & sound memory & desireous to dispose & settle that little Estate that it hath pleased God to bestow & afford unto me in this world, to & amongst my wife & children etc: First I give & bequeath unto my son Francis3 Bourn all my land & houseing Sittuated Lying & being in Swanzey, in Shawomit Pur­ chase, or elsewhere, Together with all my Chattels & all other mov­ ables both within doors & as also without doors, what & whereso­ everit may be found to him my sd son Francis Bourn, his heirs & assigns forever. I give & bequeath unto my well beloved wife Elizabeth Bourn, Comfortable & Sufficient house Room in my now Dwelling house in Swanzey, Suitable for her to Reside in as Long as she my sd wife remains in wdwhood & no longer. Furthermore my mind & will is that she my sd wife shall have 1/ 3 part of all my beforementioned Lands for her Comfortable maintainance during Natural life & fur­ thermore my will is that my above named son Francis3 Bourn in Consideration of the above bequeathed herein to him given, Shall pay therefore to his Cousin William4 Bourn, my grandson, the Sum of £5 in money or in bills of Credit of sd Province & also shall pay to my grandson J ohn4 Vorce the sum of £5 money or bills of

356 Credit of sd Province, & also to Eleazer Shereman, my grandson, my sd son shall pay the sum of £5 in money or in bills of Credit of the aforesd Province, all to be paid their several sums aforemen­ tioned as they severally shall arrive or come to the age of 21 years. As also he my sd son Francis shall pay the sum of 10 Shillings to my granddaughter Mary4 Vorce when she shall come to the age of 18 years. Also my will is that in Consideration as above sd that my son Francis shall pay to his sister Mary3 Chase, 5 shillings being in full of her portion with what she has already Received, & shall pay to his Sister Elizabeth3 Finch the Sum of 5 shillings being in full for her portion Together with what she has already had & received, & also shall pay to his sister Patience3 Bourn the sum of £5 in full of her portion with what she has already Received, & also he shall pay to his sister Marther3 Bourn, Sum of £5 Together with what she has already received being in full of her portion, & furthermore my will is that my son Francis Take one & effectual Care that all the debts I do Justly owe be paid out of my movable Estate, Especially £52 which is due to my well beloved Elizabeth Bourn, due to her for chattels & sundry Goods received by me about the time of my mar­ riage to her, all amounting to the sum of £52 as aforesd which may (be) more at Large at (as?) appeare by a bond under by hand & Seal made to her. The sd £52 I so order to be pd in manner following that is to say 4 good Cows at £10 price also 10 good ew(e)s & 10 Good Lambs all at price £3 IOs as also my young mare being 4 yrs old & of a bay Color at price £4 & the bed which I Commonly Lodge on with the furniture & bedding to the same belonging, as also another feather bed & bedding to it. Sd beds, bedding & furni­ ture to be aprised to her if She accepts. So as to have the same, & the remaining of the Sd £52 to be pd to her in money or otherwayes as she & my sd son Francis shall agree. It is to be understood that the £5 herein given to my grandSon William4 Bourn is in full por­ tion with what his father has had before his decease & his mother since. I also hereby Constitute & appoint my sd son Francis Bourn to be my Executor to this my last will & Testament. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand & fixed my seal this 10th Day of the 11th Mo called January in the year of our Lord 1717. The words enterlined (also) being also another feather bed & bedding to it, & 2 £5 mentioned, was enterlined before the signing hereof. Jared Bourn. -

357 Sealed pronounced & declared John Peirce to be my will & Testament in Thomas Davis the presence of John Read.

A true inventory of all & Singuler the goods Chattels of Jared Bourn, yeoman, deceased, prised at Swanzey Oct ye 13th day 1718 is as followeth. £ s To his personal apparel 9 12 To his Books 12 To 2 feather bed, mentioned in the will, bedstead & Furniture belonging to them, all at price 16 Also 2 more beds, with the furniture thereto belonging, all at price 6 10 To pewter, Iron & brass, all at 9 18 To plow irons, Chains, Yokes, boxes, hoops, with other Iron tools all at 4 11 To glass Bottles, Earthen ware, Saddle, bridle, spining wheel & some other small things, all at 2 3 To Sheets & Table Linning all at 5 To Chests, Tubs, Ceelers, paile, with some old casks, all at 2 3 To table, Chairs, stools, all at 1 To 5 cows all at 14 To 1 steer & 3 young cattle all at price 9 To 30 Sheep 10 To 3 Swine, all at 4 To a looking glass, sickle, 2 seives & morter 6 To I mare&colt 9 To Housing & lands, being by estimation 60 acres, all at price -----300 404 15 The above appriseal made by us the Subscribers the Day & year abovesd. John Read Bristol Co. John Peirce.

2 Ch of Jared2 Jr m Elizabeth:

358 3 1. Mary3; m(l) Nicholas Vorce (Voce) of Swanzey Mass; m(2) Mr Chace bef 1717, date of father's will. 4 11. Elizabeth3; m(l) Benjamin Shearman (Sherman); m(2) Swanzey 27 Dec 1717 Henry Finch. 5 111. Francis3 (called dau of Jared Bourne Gen p 12) d 1758; m 23 Feb 1715/ 16 Charity Wheaton. 6 1v. Patience3;mSwanzeyMass5Nov1718JobChase. 7 v. Martha3; m 26 May 1720 William Robertson. 8 v1. Son3 (William?); m ...

3 Ch of Mary3 (Jared2) m(l) Nicholas Vorce (Voce): all b Swan- zey Mass: 1. Mary4 Voce b 5 July 1711. 9 11. John4 Voce b 7 Feb 1712/ 13; m Swanzey 29 Nov 1739 Sarah Beverly.

4 Ch ofElizabeth3 (Jared2) m(l) Benjamin Sherman: IO 1. Eleazer4 Sherman b Swanzey Mass 16 Mar 1714/ 15; m there 9 Sept 1736 Mary Hicks.

4 Ch of Elizabeth3 m(2) Henry Finch: 1. Henry4 Finch, Swanzey Mass 27 Aug 1724 - Rehoboth Mass ab IO Mar 1740.

5 Ch of Francis3 (Jared2) m Charity Wheaton: all b Swanzey Mass: 11 1. Jared4 II b&d Swanzey 3 Apr 1718 - 1785; m there (1) 3 May 1744 Sarah b Swanzey 3 Sept 1720, dau of Mial & Mary Pierce; m there (2) 15 July 1753 Elizabeth b Swan­ zey 20 Aug 1728, dau of James & Hannah Wheaton. Eliz­ abeth is named Exec of Jared's4 will dated 12 Apr 1785. 11. Sarah4, Swanzey 26 June 1721-Somerset Mass 1810. 12 m. Stephen4 b&d Swanzey Mass 25 Oct 1724 - 1760; m there 16 Sept 1756 Charity b 18 Aug 1734, dau of Elisha & Elizabeth Chase. 1v. Rachel4, Swanzey 20 Nov 1725-Somerset Mass 1811. 13 v. Francis4 b&d Swanzey 1730-1792 aet 62-6-2; m Salem Mass 2 Nov 1755 Elizabeth Sterns, Salem 20 May 1726 -

359 29 Jan 1803 aet 76-8-9. (Salem VR III 122,367, Marr.) 14 v1. Nathaniel4; m Swanzey Mass 2 Mar 1748 Freelove b 11 Feb 1728/29 dau of Barnard & Hannah Haile. Removed to Manchester Vt. vu. Content4 d Somerset Mass 1811.

6 Ch of Patience3 (Jared2) m Job Chase Sr: 1. Job4 Chase Jr. 11. Ebenezer4 Chase. 111. Jonathan4 Chase. 1v. Ichabod4 Chase. 15 v. Joseph4 Chase; m ...

7 Ch of Martha3 (Jared2) m William Robertson: i. Mary4 Robertson b 11 May 1721; m 11 May 1747 Ben­ jaminBushbee. 11. Samuel4 Robertson b 23 Oct 1722. 111. Martha4 Robertson (Robinson in Jared Bourn Desc p 16) b 22 Apr 1725; m(l) Swanzey Mass 11 Oct 1739 John b there 15 Oct 1714, son of John & Sarah Cummings ( or Cummins). The VR in Swanzey have Martha Robinson m Ebenezer Chace.

8 Ch of Son3 (Jared2) m ... : 16 i. William4 ; m Mary .. .

9 Ch of John Voce4 Sr (Mary3-Jared 2) m Sarah Beverly: all b Swanzey Mass: 1. Marys Voce b 21 June 1740; m Swanzey 9 Dec 1762 Perker (Parker?) Weaver. 11. Williams Voce, 8Jan 1743-SomersetMass27 Jan 1816. u1. Tabithas Voce, b29July 1745. 1v. Patiences Voce b 29 July 1745. v. Stephens Voceb 17Feb 1748. v1. Johns Voce Jr b 2 Apr 17--; m Swanzey 9 May 1776 Ju­ dith (Judah?) b 14 Feb 1750/51, dau of Jeremiah & Pa­ tience Luther. v11. Elizabeths Voce b 4 Sept 1754.

360 10 Ch of Eleazer4 Sherman (Eliz3-Jared2) m Mary Hicks: all b Rehoboth Mass: 1. Jamess Sherman b 26 Feb 1737 / 38. 11. Charless Sherman b 5 June 1739. 111. Johns Sherman b 11 May 1742. iv. Marys Sherman b 3 Oct 17 43.

11 Ch of Jared4 (Francis3-Jared2) m (2?) (Note dates) Elizabeth Wheaton: 17 1. Charitys; m 1778/79 Samuel Read d 31 Dec 1832 aet 76. Lived Colchester Ct & Fall River Mass. 18 11. Elizabeths (Betsey); m 7 June 1787 David Read, Reho- both Mass 1764-11 Jan 1836. 111. Rachels. 1v. Anna5, 5 Jan 1761-28 May 1844.

12 Ch of Stephen4 Sr (Francis3-Jared2) m Charity Chase: 19 1. Stephens Jr, 24 Jan 1757 - 5 Nov 1822; m(l) Swanzey 20 Aug 1778 Deborah Chase, I May 1759 - 13 May 1786. (She had bro Gideon, sisters Phebe, Sally & Marcy); m(2) Deborahs #22 banns 4 Mar 1798 m 28 June 1798.

13 Ch of Francis4 (-3-Jared2) m Elizabeth Sterns: all b Swan- zey Mass: 1. Eunice5, 1757 - Somerset Mass 10 Nov 1810; school teacher. 20 11. Joshua5, lost at sea 1795; m Swanzey 15 Oct 1786 Eliza- beth Pierced 6 Jan 1813 aet 53. 21 m. Hannah5, 24 Dec 1761 - Seekonk Mass 10 June 1817; m Swanzey 5 Dec 1784 Thomas Read, Rehoboth Mass 25 Dec 1752- lOJan 1817. 22 1v. Deborahs, 26 Feb 1763 - Somerset Mass 25 Oct 1822; m as 2nd wife Stephens BourneJr#l9. 23 v. Franciss Jr, 1766 - Somerset Mass 26 May 1826; m Mary d Somerset 29 June 1830 aet 50, dau of Philip & Mary Bowers of Somerset. 24 v1. Sarahs d Somerset Mass 15 Sept 1815; m(l) banns Swan- zey 21 Oct 1792 m 13 Jan 1793 Benjamin Mason; m(2)

361 banns 20 Dec 1807 m 4 Feb 1808 Moses Chase. 25 vu. Capt John G5, 1770 - Somerset Mass 27 Dec 1828; banns Swanzey 30 May 1813 m 23 June 1813 Abigail Marble d Somerset 14 Feb 1843. 26 v111. Col Samuel5, 3 Sept 1771 - Somerset Mass 5 Nov 1810; banns Somerset 13 May 1795 m 17 June 1795 Hannah Simmons of Freetown Mass d Somerset 6 Jan 1855. 1x. Betsys d Somerset Mass 1816.

14 Ch ofNathaniel4 (Francis3-Jared2) m Freelove Haile: i. ChildS living Manchester Vt 1875.

15 Ch of J oseph4 Chase (Patience3-Jared2) m ... : i. Bethanys Chase.

16 Ch of William4 Sr (?- 3-Jared2) m Mary ... : 27 1. Hannahs b 8 Oct 1730; m Swanzey Mass 26 Apr 1752 William Fitch. 11. WilliamsJrb IOFeb 1731. m. Stephens b 26 Feb 1733. 28 1v. Elizabeths b 25 Mar 1735; m Swanzey Mass 30 Aug 1758 Jonathan Luther. 29 v. Amoss b 25 Mar 1737; m Freetown Mass I Mar 1765 Lovisa Simmons of Freetown. 30 v1. Johns b 26 Nov 1739; m Swanzey Mass 8 Nov 1762 Sarah, dau of John Palmer of Dighton Mass.

17 Ch of CharityS (Jared4[mlor 2?l-Francis3-Jared2) m Samuel Read Sr: 1. Polly6 Readb 12 Sept 1779. 11. Samuel6 Read Jr b 25 Nov 1780. m. Elizabeth6 Read b 15 Jan 1782. 1v. Anna6 Read,3Novl783. v. Charity6 Read, 7 Mar 1785 - 15 Feb 1827; m Nathan Swift of Lebanon Ct. v1. Jared6 Read, 4 Dec 1786-15 Aug 1787. v11. Jared6 Readb 29 Feb 1788. viii. Sarah6 Read b 7 Mar 1790.

362 1x. Phebe6 Readb 2 Dec 1791; m Capt William Shaw. x. Darius B6 Readb 1 Mar 1797.

18 Ch of Elizabeth5 (Jared4[mt or 2 '' LFrancis3-Jared2) m David ReadSr: 1. Charity6 Read. 11. Deborah6 Read; banns 8 June 1809 m 9 July 1809 Jona­ than Miller of Rehoboth Mass. 111. Betsy6 Read. iv. David6 Read Jr.

19 Ch of Stephen5 Jr C-4-Francis3-Jared2) m(l) Deborah Chase: all b Swanzey Mass: 31 1. Charity6 b 3 Jan 1779 (Fam recs; 5 Feb 1779 Swanzey VR) - 4 (24) Aug 1815; banns 19 Nov 1799 m 5(10) Jan 1800 Samuel Newman b&d Rehoboth Mass 12 Oct 1777 - 15 July 1832. 11. Phebe6, 11 Oct 1781-27 Apr 1832. 111. Sarah6,1Janl783-26Mayl827. 1v. Stephen6 III, 29 Jan 1786 - Middletown RI 187-; m Som­ erset Mass 5 Nov 1815 Mary Trip b&d Somerset 15 June 1764- 14 June 1869 aet 105.

19 Ch ofStephen5 Jrm(2) Deborah Bourne#22: 1. De borah6, 23 Mar 1800 - 18 Oct 1822. 32 11. John6, 14 Sept 1801 - 26 May 1870; banns Somerset Mass 26 Nov 1824 m 12 Dec 1824 Clarissa H Morrison, 20 May 1806-2 Feb 1868. 111. George6, 30 Sept 1803-July 1805. 1v. Eliza6, 4 May 1805-25 Oct 1822. v. Rachel6, 2Jan 1807 -Providence RI 18 Jan 1837. 33 v1. George Osborn6, 4 July 1809 - 17 Aug 1859; m Providence RI 1 Dec 1833 Hulda Battey b Providence 29 May 1815, dau of Ezra& Sally Eddy of Providence. In fall 1822 an epidemic caused the deaths of Stephen's wife Deb­ orah & daus Eliza & Deborah. The mother & dau Deborah were buried the same day. Elder Hazleton preached the funeral sermon from 19 Job:21: "Have pity on me; have pity on me, 0 ye my

363 friends, for the hand of the Lord hath touched me." Stephen died 11 days later of a broken heart, so crushed with the weight of his sor­ rows. One of first in RI to make India rubber shoes.

20 Ch of J oshua5 (Francis4-3-Jared2) m Elizabeth Pierce: 1. Polly6 d 20 Mar 1811 aet 25. 34 11. Elizabeth6 d 6 Nov 1825 aet 36; banns Somerset Mass 21 Oct 1792 m James Luther d 27 May 1828 aet 63.

21 Ch of Hannah5 (Francis4-3-J ared2) m Thomas Read Sr: 35 1. William6 Read, 19 Oct 1785 - Fall River Mass 2 Nov 1863; m 6 Mar 1808 Sarah, 1 Dec 1789 - Fall River 2 Sept 1863, dau of Jeremiah & Susan Rogers. 36 11. Francis6 Read, 3 Aug 1787 - Fall River Mass 14 Oct 1815 from disease contracted while serving in War of 1812; m Nancy Church d 2 Sept 1842. m. Betsy6 Read, 5 Oct 1789 - 28 Jan 184 7. 1v. Thomas6 Read Jr, 28 Apr 1791 - 25 June 1816; m 25 Nov 1815 Lucy Bowen, 3 Mar 1788 - 30 Jan 1872. Lucy m(2) Noah6 Read#37. v. Samuel6 Read, 3 Apr 1794-26 June 1864. 37 v1. N oah6 Read b 26 July 1796; m 25 Apr 1820 Lucy (Bowen) Read (see #21-iv.) Lived Seekonk Mass. 38 v11. John B6 Read, 25 May 1797 - Pawtucket RI 10 May 1848; m Thanksgiving Day 1826 Selar Boyd d 13 Aug 1867.

22 Ch of Deborah5 (Francis4-3-Jared2) m Stephen Bourne Jr: see#19.

23 Ch of Francis5 (-4-3-Jared2) m Mary Bowers: all b Somerset Mass: 39 1. Francis6 IV b 8 Dec 1802; m(l) 24 Jan 182- Nancy Bart- lett of Cumberland RI d 11 Nov 1828; m(2) Dec 1832 Al­ mirah d 10 Feb 1834, dau of Ephraim & Ruth Gifford of Bristol RI; m(3) 8 Mar 1836 Peace, dau of Dr John & Hope Turner of Fall River Mass. Lived Bristol. 11. Mary Ann6 b&d Somerset Mass 21 Sept 1804 - 4 Oct 1822.

364 40 m. Eliza Jane6, 17 Nov 1807 - Providence RI 22 Feb 1873; m 11 Nov 1832 Alpheus, son of Daniel & Eliza Fenner of Providence. Lived there. 41 1v. Philip Bowers6 b 17 Feb 1809; m 31 Dec 1840 Adeline D, dau of Jonathan & Mary Tallman of Portsmouth RI. Lived Bristol RI. 42 v. Benjamin Mason6, 5 Mar 1811 - Providence RI 16 Mar 1874; m 14 Dec 1852 Harriet Newell, dau of Jonathan & Mary Tallman of Portsmouth RI. 43 v1. William Bowers6, 21 June 1813 - San Francisco Cal 24 June 1874; m 25 July 1849 Sarah Esther, dau of Capt George & Mary Chase of Boston. Lived San Francisco. 44 vu. Hannah Bowers6 b 18 July 1821; m 17 Feb 1852 Zedediah, son of Oliver & Betsy Ingalls of Abington Ct. Lived Brooklyn NY.

24 Ch of Sarah5 (Francis4-3-Jared2) m(2) Moses Chase: 1. Benjamin6 Chase b&d Somerset Mass I Sept 1815 - 10 May 1836.

25 Ch of CaptJohn G5 (Francis4-3-Jared2) m Abigail Marble: 1. Eunice6, 1815- IOFeb 1831. 11. Abigail6, 1817-18 Mar 1835. m. Hannah6, 1819-19Febl836. 1v. Martha6, 1822-18 Mar 1836.

26 Ch of Col Samuel5 (Francis4-3-Jared2) m Hannah Simmons: 1. Eunice6 b&d Somerset Mass 30 Oct 1795 - 8 Nov 1812. 45 11. Content6 b Somerset Mass 18 June 1797; banns 18 Aug 1815 m there 21 Sept 1815 John H Pierce of Freetown Mass. 111. Samuel6 b&d Somerset Mass 5 Jan 1801 -29 Oct 1839.

27 Ch of Hannah5 (Wm4-? 3-Jared2) m William Fitch Sr: all b Swanzy Mass: 1. Mary6 Fitch b 16 Jan 1753; m Swanzy 20 Sept 1778 Ebenezer Chase. 11. Abigail6 Fitch b&d Swanzy 12 Dec 1754-15 Apr 1761.

365 m. Elizabeth6 Fitch b 11 July 1757. 1v. William6 Fitch Jr b 2 Aug 1760. v. Amos6 Fitch b 2 Aug 1760. v1. Ann6 Fitch b 7 Mar 1763. vu. Sarah6 Fitch b 11 July 1765.

28 Ch of Elizabeth5 (Wm4-?3-Jared2) m Jonathan Luther: all b Swanzy Mass: 1. Bethany6 Luther b 23 Sept 1759. u. Shaeffel6 Luther b 20 Feb 1763; m Swanzy 3 Apr 1785 Mary Caswell. m. Reuben6 Luther b 3 Jan 1765. 1v. Louis6 Luther b 20 Dec 1766. v. Elisha6 Luther b 13 Aug 1769. v1. Peleg6 Luther b 7 Jan 1772. vu. Martha6 Lutherb29Jan 1774. v111. Mary6 Lutherb 25 Apr 1776.

29 Ch of Amos5 (Wm4-? 3-Jared2) m Lovisa Simmons: all b Swan- zy Mass: i. Stephen6 b 5 Dec 1765. ii. Nathan6 b 17 July 1768.

30 Ch of John5 (Wm4-3 -Jared2) m Sarah Palmer: 1. Simeon6 b 4 Feb 1771. ii. Sarah6 (Sally in Dighton Mass VR) b 29 Mar 1773.

31 Ch of Charity6 (Stephen5[m1J-4-Francis3-Jared2) m Samuel Newman: all b&d Rehoboth except #ii: i. Sylvanus Chase7 Newman, 5 Feb 1802-1803. ii. Joseph Peck7 Newman, 24 June 1805 - Bristol RI 25 Feb 1827. m. Elvira7 Newman, 10 Dec 1806- l0Jan 1807. 1v. SamueF Newman, 15 Jan 1808-20Jan 1810. 46 v. Elvira Augusta7 Newman b 25 Dec 1808; m(l) Provi- dence RI 14 Jan 1830 John Grace, 8 Oct 1804 - 18 Feb 1838; m(2) Providence 5 Oct 1851 Gardner Pierce, Re­ hoboth 28 Aug 1801-21 Sept 1869.

366 32 Ch of John6 (Stephen5[mIJ-4-Francis3-Jared2) m Clarissa H Morrison: all b Somerset Mass: 47 1. James M7 b 27 Feb 1825; m(l) Providence RI 10 Dec 1846 Cynthia Ab 7 Oct 1820, dau of Capt Levi & Annie (Mace) Baker; m(2) 18 Aug 1872 Sarah Jane b Newport RI 26 Nov 1829, dau of Jeremiah & Ann (Luther) Lewis. Lived Providence. 11. Stephen7 b 27 Oct 1826; m Dartmouth Mass 20 Apr 1856 Martha b New Bedford Mass I Jan 1832, dau of Edward C & Sarah (A ... ) Reed. Lived Bristol RI. m. Eliza B7 b&d Somerset Mass 10 Apr 1828-30 June 1832. 48 1v. Mary R7 b 4 July 1831; m 1854 John H Hall of Lynn Mass. 49 v. John Firmer7 b 4 May 1833; m Providence RI 18 Mar 1857 Lucy Eb Pawtucket RI 6 July 1832, dau of Holland & Sarah (Low) Kenney ( or Kinney?). v1. Eliza B7 b 10 May 1836; m Providence RI Thomas L Reed of Providence RI. v11. Clarissa H7 b&d Somerset Mass 20 Apr 1838 - 6 July 1838. 50 viii. Clarissa Jane7, 6 Mar 1841 - Providence RI 29 May 1860; m William H Blaisdell. 1x. George Osborn7 b I Mar 1843; m Providence RI 18 July 1865 Matilda Griffin, dau of Ephraim & Margaret ( ... ) Gifford of Providence. x. Malena7 b 8 June 1848; m Somerset Mass 25 Apr 1873 William W, son of Elijah & Eunice ( . . . ) Cushing of Me. Lived Fall River Mass.

33 Ch of George Osborn6 (Stephen5[m2l-4-Francis3-Jared2) m Hu- lda Battey Eddy: all b Providence RI: 51 1. Augustus Osborn7 b I Oct 1834; m Providence RI 24 Feb 1863 Elizabeth Roberts b Epping NH 17 Feb 1838, dau of David C & Mary Mansfield (Wentworth) Morrill. In 1878 Lt Col 1st Btt RI Cavalry; 1876-83 & 1886-88 State Sen from Bristol; 32nd Gov of RI 1883-85; 1889-93 apptd by Pres Harrison US Consul Genl to Itlay. 11. Emma Elliot7 b 8 Jan 1839.

367 52 111. RacheF b 22 June 1845; m Providence RI 28 June 1865 William Chapman b Frome, Somersetshire Eng 23 Apr 1825, son of John & Susan Downs.

34 Ch of Elizabeth6 (Joshua5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m James Luther Sr: i. James7 LutherJr.

35 Ch of William6 Read Sr (Hannah5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m Sarah Rogers: 53 1. Hannah Bourn7 Read, 9 Oct 1808 - 16 June 1838; m James RStone. 11. Peter7 Read,22Jan 1810-22June 1811. 54 111. William7 Read Jr b 3 Feb 1811; m 22 Jan 1835 Amanda, dau of William D & Lydia Snow. Lived Fall River Mass. 1v. Thomas7 Read.30Apr1814-5Octl822. 55 v. Francis Bourn7 Read b 15 Mar 1816; m(l) 6 Apr 1842 Jane L, dau of Holder & Eliza Chase; m(2) 21 May 1851 Mary Amy, dau of Capt Thomas & Marietta Bray­ ton. Lived Fall River Mass. 56 vi. Joseph Rogers7 Read b 5 July 1818; m 17 Nov 1844 Cynthia Ann, dau of Jonathan & Cynthia Potter. Lived Fall River Mass. vii. Julia Ann7 Readb 21 Dec 1821.

36 Ch of Francis6 Read (Hannah5-Francis4- 3-Jared2) m Nancy Church: i. Mary C7 Read, 11 Feb 1814-14 Sept 1852.

37 Ch of N oah6 Read (Hannah5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m Lucy (Bow- en) Read# 1. Caroline B7 Read b 7 Nov 1820; m 12 Nov 1854 Cyrus Martin, 5 Dec 1820- 3 Apr 1868. Lived Seekonk Mass. 11. Thomas7 Read b 13 Jan 1822; m 5 Sept 1849 Eunice Hall b 30 May 1831. 57 m. Josephus7 Read b 29 Sept 1823; m(l) 6 Oct 1847 Ann Ma- ria Handy, 2 Apr 1825 - 25 Jan 1871; 1n(2) 22 Jan 1873 Marietta A Barney b 12 Dec 1846. Lived Providence RI.

368 38 Ch of John B6 Read (Hannah5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m Selar Boyd: 58 1. Albert L7 Read b&d Pawtucket RI 2 Mar 1827 - 12 May 1872; m there 16 May 1849 Charlotte A Parmenter.

39 Ch of Francis6 IV (- 5-4-3-Jared2) m(l) Nancy Bartlett: 1. George Washington Bowers7 b 1 May 1825; m 24 Mar 1858 Caroline Maria, dau of Milton & Mary (A .. ) Barrows of Attleboro Mass. 11. Mary Ann7 b 10 May 1827.

39 Ch of Francis6 IV m(2) Almira Gifford: i. Almirah7, 21 Sept 1833-10 Mar 1837.

40 Ch of Eliza J ane6 (Francis5-4-3-Jared2) m Alp he us Fenner: 59 1. Louise Josephine7 Fenner b 18 Oct 1833; m(l) 20 Mar 1851 Christopher Davis d 24 Feb 1854, son of Hum­ phrey Almy & Phebe ( ... ) Gifford of Westport Point Mass; m(2) 23 Nov 1858 Joseph, son of William & Louisa Gardiner of Cranston RI. 11. Daniel Webster7 Fennerb 31 Oct 1835. 60 111. Emma Elliott7 Fenner b 25 Feb 1838; m 23 Apr 1857 Christopher Weaver, son of Anthony Weaver Hall of E Greenwich RI.

41 Ch of Philip Bowers6 (Francis5-4-3-Jared2) m Adeline D Tall- man: 61 1. Frank Gilbert7 b Bristol RI 5 Oct 1841; m 28 Nov 1867 Mary E Lawton of Bristol. 11. Almirah7 b Bristol RI 13 June 1844; m(l) 15 Nov 1866 William T C Wardwell of Bristol; m(2) 23 Dec 1873 John Tweedale of Washington DC.

42 Ch of Benjamin Mason6 (Francis5-4-3-Jared2) m Harriet New- ell Tallman: i. Mary7 b Providence RI 28 Aug 1859.

43 Ch of William Bowers6 Sr (Francis5-4-3-Jared2) m Sarah Es-

369 ther Chase: all b San Francisco Cal: 1. Mary Champney7 b 11 Feb 1855. 62 11. William Bowers7 Jr, San Francisco Cal 31 May 1857 - Woodside, San Mateo Cal 6 July 1936; m Yonkers NY 12 Oct 1881 Agnes, dau of Harris J Moody. Was studying at Cambridge Eng when father d 1874; returned to take charge of Empire Mine, Grass Valley Cal owned by his father since 1852. It became one of the greatest gold producing mines in the country. John Hays Hammond was there as an engineer. Prominent in San Francisco public utility field; 1st Pres of SF Music Assn; helped finance Panama-Pacific Expo 1915; founder & pres of Friends of France, which sent ambulances & medical supplies to France; for this he was made Chev of the Legion of Honor & awarded Me­ daille de Reconaissance; had other decorations from Great Britain, Belgium, Italy & Poland for similar services. Bought Muckross estate, of 17,000 acres including the Lakes of Killarney, Ireland & presented it in 1932 to the Irish Free State in memory of his daugh­ ter Maude. In his stately home nr San Francisco he had several crystal chandeliers from Versailles France. 111. Zadie Francis7 b 5 June 1859. 1v. Frank Washington7 b&d San Francisco Cal 20 June 1861-25Febl872. v. Ida Hoxie7 b Brooklyn NY 2 Apr 1864. v1. Maude Elouise Chase7 b San Francisco Cal 5 Nov 1867.

44 Ch of Hannah Bowers6 (Francis5-4-3-Jared2) m Zebediah In- galls: all b Brooklyn NY: 1. William Bowers Bourne7 Ingalls b 11 Oct 1853. 11. Francis Abbott7 Ingalls b 8 Jan 1857. m. Sallie Anthony7 Ingalls b 9 Nov 1858.

45 Ch ofContent6 (Col Saml5-Francis4-3-Jared2) mJohn H Pierce: 1. EuniceBourne7 Pierce, 15Apr 1816-27 Aug 1830. 63 11. Hannah Bourne7 Pierce b 29 Sept 1818; m Somerset Mass 27 Nov 1834 Capt Job, 23 Nov 1802 - Darien Ga 13 July 1865, son of Thomas & Mary (Read) Collins of Free­ town Mass. 64 m. John H 7 Pierce b 18 Feb 1823; m 3 Aug 1851 Ruth A dau

370 of Haile & Patience J (Bosworth) Buffington of Swanzy Mass. Lived Lawrence Mass. 1v. Content Bourne7 Pierce b 9 June 1827. 65 v. Susan S7 Pierce b 23 Nov 1828; m 21 Dec 1846 David P Purington of Somerset Mass. Lived Fall River Mass.

46 Ch of Elvira Augusta7 Newman (Charity6-Stephen5[mll-4-Fran- cis3-J ared2) m( 1) John Grace: 1. Carolines Grace, 12July 1831-22Feb 1836. 11. Susans Grace, 1 May 1833-13 July 1834. 111. Thomas W8 Grace, 16 Feb 1836-8 Oct 1863.

46 Ch of Elvira Augusta7 Newman m(2) Gardner Pierce: i. Edwin cs Pierce b Providence RI 11 Jan 1853. Lived there.

47 Ch of James M7 (John6-Stephen5[m2l-4-Francis3-Jared2) m(l) Cynthia A Baker: all b Providence RI: 1. Charles H8 b 11 Jan 1847; m Providence 1 Jan 1874 Lizzie F b 8 Feb 1838, dau of Thomas & Betsy (Fenner) Knight. Lived Providence. 11. Levi LS b 9 July 1850; m 31 Dec 1872 Cynthia B h 21 Apr 1859, dau of Daniel & Mary F (Crocker) Coleman. Lived Providence RI. m. Carrie MS b 11 Aug 1854; m 12 Jan 1874 George W Jr b 9 July 1849, son of George W & Susan (Potter) Winsor Sr. Lived Providence RI. 1v. Ellen F8 b&d Providence RI 11 Aug 1854-6 Dec 1854. v. Nellie FS b 4 Dec 1856.

48 Ch of Mary R7 (John6-Stephen5[m2l-4-Francis3-Jared2) m John H Hall: i. Childs Hall.

49 Ch of John Firmer7 (John6-Stephen5[m2l-4-Francis3-Jared2) m Lucy E Kinney (Kenney?): 1. Willie cs b 18 May 1864. 11. Cora ES b 2 Nov 1867. m. Frank cs.

371 50 Ch of Clarissa Jane7 (John6-Stephen5[m21-4-Francis3-Jared2) m William H Blaisdell: i. Willis Arthur8 Blaisdellb Providence RI 25 May 1860.

51 Ch of Augustus Osborn7 Sr (Geo Osborn6-Stephen5[m21-4-Fran- cis3-Jared2) m Elizabeth Roberts Morrill: 1. Augustus Osborn8 Jr b Providence RI 7 May 1865. 11. Elizabeth Roberts8 b Bristol RI 6 Jan 1874. 111. George Osborn8 b Bristol RI 6Jan 1874.

52 Ch of RacheP (Geo Osborn6-Stephen5[m2l-4-Francis3-Jared2) m William Chapman Downs: i. Edith Bourn8 Downs b 18 Feb 1873.

53 Ch of Hannah Bourn7 Read(Wm6 Read- Hannah5 - Francis4-3 - Jared2) mJames R Stone: i. 2 Children8 Stone dy.

54 Ch ofWilliam7 Read Jr(-6-Hannah5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m Aman- da Snow: 1. Thomas8 Read, 1 Jan 1836-19 Aug 1837. 11. Thomas8 Read, 29 Apr 1840-12July 1862. 111. Frank B8 Read, 13 Sept 1843 - 15 Aug 1851. 1v. JuliaAmanda8 Readb21 Nov 1845. v. Frederic Manton8 Read, 15 May 1847 -12 Sept 1848. v1. Frederic Manton8 Read, 22 Apr 1849- 5 May 1874.

55 Ch of Francis Bourn7 Read (Wm6 Read- Hannah5 - Francis4-3 - Jared2) m(l) Jane L Chase: i. WilliamFrank8 Read, 5 Sept 1844-5 Sept 1845.

55 Ch of Francis Bourn7 Readm(2) Mary Amy Brayton: 67 1. Benjamin Brayton8 Read b 21 Mar 1852; m 7 May 1873 Lucy S, dau of Silas & Mary Manchester. Lived Fall River Mass. 11. Frank Bourn8 Readb 7 Jan 1854. n1. James Herbert8 Read, 28 May 1856- 7 Mar 1863. 1v. Lewis Adams8 Read, 9 June 1859-18 Nov 1867.

372 v. Jason Clarences Readb 24June 1861. vi. Lenora Amelias Readb 26 Sept 1862. v11. William Lincolns Readb 15 Apr 1865.

56 Ch of Joseph Rogers7 Read (Wm6 Read-Hannah5-Francis4-3- Jared2) m Cynthia Ann Potter: 1. Clara Anns Read b 28 Sept 1845. 11. William Franciss Readb 14 Oct 1849. 111. Ella Howards Readb 13 Dec 1850. 1v. Charles Warrens Readb 19 Jan 1853.

57 Ch of Josephus7 Read(Noah6 Read-Hannah5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m(l) Ann Maria Handy: 68 1. Josephus Franciss Read b 25 July 1849; m 15 Jan 1873 Hattie E Norris. Lived Providence RI.

58 Ch of Albert U Read (John B6 Read-Hannah5-Franics4-4-Jar- ed2) m Charlotte A Parmenter: 1. Frank Alberts Readb 27 May 1851. 11. Sarah Selar8 Readb 17 Sept 1853. m. Clara Bourns Readb 2 Oct 1855. 1v. Abbie Parmenters Readb 18 July 1859.

59 Ch of Louise J osephine7 Fenner (Eliza Jane6-Francis5-4-3-Jared 2) m( 1) Christopher Davis Gifford: i. Alpheus Fenners Gifford, 24 Oct 1852-24 Mar 1864.

59 Ch of Louise J osephine7 Fenner m(2) Joseph Gardiner: 1. Eliza Janes Gardiner, 5 Jan 1860 - 18 Dec 1864. 11. Daniel Websters (Fenner?) Gardiner, 23 Feb 1865 - 24 Dec 1866. m. Edward Bells Gardiner b 26 Jan 1868.

60 Ch of Emma Elliott7 Fenner (Eliza Jane6-Franciss-4-4-3_Jared2) Christopher Weaver Hall: i. Herbert Anthony8 Hall b 21 May 1858.

61 Ch of Frank Gilbert7 (Phil Bowers6-Francis5-4-3-J ared2) m Mary

373 E Lawton: all b Bristol RI: 1. Frank Bowerss b 19 June 1868. 11. Gertrude8 b 12July 1869. 111. Myras b 7 Feb 1872. 1v. Harriet8 bl2Aug1873.

62 Ch of William Bowers7 Jr (-6-Francis5-4-3-Jared2) m Sarah Esther Chase: 1. Maudes; m Arthur Rose Vincent, a Senator of the Irish Free State.

63 Ch of Hannah Bourn7 Pierce (Content6-Col Saml5-Francis4-3- Jared2) m CaptJob Collins: 1. Samuel Bourns Collins, 12 Apr 1840-17 May 1840. 11. John Pierces Collins b 10 Oct 1841. 69 111. Araminta Adelaides Collins b 4 Apr 1843; m 4 Feb 1864 John H Gibbs b 28 Aug 1832 of Somerset Mass. 1v. Eunice Bourns Collins, 30 July 1845-15 May 1846. v. Samuel Bourns Collinsb l0Nov 1846. v1. DavidPuringtons Collinsb 12Feb 1855.

64 Ch of John H7 Pierce (Content6-Col Saml5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m Ruth A Buffington: i. Ella cs Pierce b Somerset Mass 11 Aug 1852.

65 Ch of Susan S8 Pierce (Content6-Col Saml5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m David P Purington: 1. Eunice Bourn8 Purington, 11 Sept 1847 -29 Dec 1873. 11. Harriet Lincoln8 Purington b 22 Apr 1857.

66 Ch of Carrie MS (Jas M 7-John6-Stephen5[m2H-Francis3- J ared2) m George W Winsor Jr: i. Arthur W9 Winsor b Providence RI 19 Dec 1874.

67 Ch of Benjamin Brayton8 Read Sr (Francis Bourn7lm2l Read- Wm6 Read-Hannah5-Francis4-3-Jared2) m Lucy S Man­ chester: 1. Benjamin Brayton9 Read Jr b 28 Feb 1874.

374 68 Ch of Josephus Francis8 Read (J osephus7 Read-N oah6 Read- Hannah5-Francis4-3-Jared 2) m Hattie EN orris: i. Frank Herbert9 Readb 11 Dec 1873.

69 Ch of Araminta Adelaide8 Collins (Hannah Bourn7 Pierce-Con- tent6-Col Saml5-Francis4-3-Jared 2) m John H Gibbs: 1. Nannie Cartwright9 Gibbs b 24 July 1865. n. Lola Collins9 Gibbs b 24 Sept 1867.

JEDEDIAH - m Mary Croad. Their dau Sarah m Nathan Thomas b 30 Aug 1730. (Bournes of Marshfield II 92).

JOB- of Sandwich Mass m 21 Nov 1734 Deborah dau of Edward & Abigail (Nye) Dillingham. (D'ham Fam 33)

JOHN1 -after 1601-6Dec 1684. Thomas2 b 27 Oct 1647. J osiah3 b 29 Oct 1692. Ebenezer4, 11 Jan 1724-1759. Dea Abner5, 23 Oct 1747 -25 May 1806. Abner6Jr, 1780-19June 1840. GeorgeA7, 12Jan 1814-24Feb 1897. Standish8, 25 July 1856 -8 Aug 1911. Helen9 (Bourne) Taber, 5 June 1885 - 14 July 1965. Frederic H10 Taber.

JOHN - in Salem Mass 1626/27. Owned lot #73 in 1655. (Salem p314). Owned lot #72 in Northfield Mass 1653. (p 392); to Gloucester Mass 1649; m Mary ... John #309 called John 2nd of Sawtucket Mass, Sandwich Mass 1663 - Harwich Mass 11 Sept 1745; will probated 1 Jan 1746 names wife Lydia (Chapman) Dillingham (?), son John, daus Lydia Clark; Hannah, 2 Feb 1706/7 - 18 June 1747; m 14 Oct 1725 Jonathan Bourne of Sandwich b 1702/ 3, & other ch. (Bourne by Perley 1924 I, 314, 316, 392, 460; D'ham Fam 33, 34.) J ohn7 Jr b 1790 m Ruth Ford. Their ch: i. Olive d unm.

375 11. John Henry8 b 3 Nov 1835; m 23 Mar 1858 Sarah T Walker. Both lvg 1905. On Bd of Selectmen; Sch Comm; 3 yrs on State Bd of Agriculture.

BOURNES of Maine & NH. Compiled from data from Maine & NH Pioneers, Pope 1905; Wells & Kennebunk Me, E E4 Bourne; Saco Valley GT Ridon 1895; compiled by Edward Emerson Bourne of Boston & Kennebunk. JOHNI, Smutty Nose Island, Isle of Shoals Me 1708 - Wells Me 17 July 1888; m(l) 8 Nov 1727 Mary Cousens (Cous­ tens) of Wells d 12 Aug 1776; m(2) Oct 1777 Mrs Mary Lang­ don of Portsmouth NH d 29 May 1794. Mary was used to luxuries beyond John's means. When his assets were depleted so she could no longer be satisfied, she returned to Portsmouth. John removed to Kittery Me, at the end of Queen Anne's War (1702-13). In ship­ building for 50 yrs he built many ships on the Kennebunk, Mousam & Webhannat Rivers. His 1st ship, 80 tons, was the 1st built on the Kennebunk. At the launching day a heifer was roasted for the many spectators from miles around. The industry that was to make Kenne­ bunk famous was also launched that day. John had an iron will, once made up, but he was still mild & gentle & loved children. In old age he climbed a tree for apples.

Ch ofJohn1 m(l) Mary Cousens: Mary2-John2 dy-J ohn2 d in youth-J oanna2-Samuel2-J oseph2- Abraham2-Abigail2-Isaac2-Lucy2-Hepsibah2 (a dau m Mr Stor­ er)& 1 1. Benjamin2 m ... In shipbuilding with his father. 2 1. John3 (Benj2), 1765 - 6 Sept 1844 aet 79; m(l) 6 Feb 1783 Abigail d 10 Dec 1787, dau of Capt James Hubbard d ab 1776; m(2) 19 June 1788 Sally d 24 May 1794, dau of James Kimball; m(3) Mrs Eliza Wildes, wdw of Capt Is­ rael Wildes (the Widow Wildes) (also given as Wilder). John enlisted in Rev at 16, served 1 yr on Canadian bor­ der; in 1780 at 21 he joined his father in shipbuilding, later on his own & also as partner of John Low. They built many ships for Theodore Lyman. Lyman sold his home & business interests to John3 Bourne for $5000.00.

376 It was later sold to George W Bourne4 & to Henry Kings­ bury.

3 Ch of John3 (Benj2) (ml) Abigail Hubbard: 1. Olive4 b lOJuly 1784. 11. Samuel4 b 1 Dec 1785. m. Benjamin4 b 3 Sept 1787.

3 Ch of J ohn3 (m2) Sally Kimball: i. Charles4 b IO Dec 1793.

3 Ch of John3 m(3) Mrs Eliza Wildes: 1. Israel4; m ... Attended Bowdoin Coll. Lvd many yrs at United States Hotel Boston Mass. 4 11. Edward Emerson4, b 1798 - Sept 1873; m(l) Mary b 1 Nov 1797, dau of Richard Gill patrick, one of Kenne­ bunk's earliest settlers & developers; & m Dorothy (Rose) Moody d 2 May 1847, dau of Samuel Rose of York Me; m(2) Susan (Hatch) Lord, dau of Joseph Hatch, wdw of Capt Tobias Lord. Au­ thor of Hist of Wells & Kennebunk Me, etc; lawyer; Judge of Pro­ bate; Repres in State Legislature. A little under medium size, but of untiring energy & determination equal to that of John 1, he success­ fully defended a local magistrate in the discharge of his duty in en­ forcing a liquor law. He convinced the Court that the opinion ren­ dered by'that giant of the law, ChiefJustice Parsons' was in error. Edward could be called the 1st person to establish Kennebunk Beach as a resort. He would invite members of the York County Bar for a day of gunning there. A report on J ohn3 says that 'shooting sandpipers, he filled his bag& then his trousers with them.' Edward induced Owen Wentworth a cattle drover to take guests at his farmhouse, (standing 1970). This was the start of the Went­ worth Hotel at what was then Boothby's Beach summer resort. Edward Ensign in Artillery Co Wells 1817; later Adjt. 111. Thomas4; educated at Bowdoin Coll; removed to Nova Scotia. 1v. George W4; 1801 - c 1856; m 24 Oct 1825 Jane Jeffords. In shipbuilding with Henry Kingsbury as Bourne & Kingsbury. Models of their ships are at Mass Inst of

377 Technology. George designed & made most of the elabo­ rate lacy woodwork for his home, known as Valentine House, or the Wedding Cake House. He died before it was completed. One historian says, "he chose another way of life." He owned the portraits of John3 & the "Wid­ ow Wildes." v. Julia Ann4; m Henry Kingsbury. They resided in the Ly­ man House. v1. Olive Leighton4 •

4 Ch of Edward Emerson4 (J ohn3-Benj2) m( 1) Mary Gillpatrick: 1. Julia5; m William B, a lawyer, son of Daniel Sewall of York Me, the 2nd owner of the Lyman House. After William's death Daniel moved there, to care for his aunt. It was then known as the Sewall House. Bourne St (then Sewall Lane) ended at the house, which was surrounded by several acres of fields & orchards between it & Main St. Edward E5 never cared for the houe & after his aunt's death he laid out Bourne St & sold most of the estate in house lots. 11. Lizzie5, 1832 - on Mt Washington NH 14 Sept 1855. "Lizzie Bourne's Last Climb" by Harry A Packard. Quot­ ed with permission of Yankee Magazine Dublin NH - Sept 1963. "About 100 ft from the summit of Mt Washington NH & which can be seen from the "Carriage Road," is a "temporary" marker at the spot where Lizzie Bourne died. A monument in Kennebunk Me Cemetery tells the tale. It was evidently written to be placed on the mountain. This could have been done when the Carriage Rd was built, but by then there were no survivors in the Bourne family to handle this matter. "Lizzie C Bourne aged 23, dau of Edward E Bourne of Kenne­ bunk Me. In the afternoon of Sept 14, 1855 Miss Bourne, with her uncle George W Bourne & his son, her cousin, attempted to climb this mountain, but her strength suddenly failed. "From the wet cold blast they sought the poor shelter of these rocks. Here about 10 PM, she expired in consequence it is thought of a heart disease fatally aggravated by toil & fatigue.

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"Here in the twilight cold & gray Lifeless, but beautiful, she lay. From the sky serene and far, a Voice fell like a falling star: Excel­ sior. "She had a lovely intellect, a joyous heart & a strong affection, & was to her kindred & friends excessively dear." Sept 14 1855 was mild & lovely. The party .from Kennebunk had spent the night in Portland &came the 14th to Mt Washington. The 8 mile trail to the top was well-defined. There was a rest house at the half way mark. They left here about 4 PM planning to spend the night at the top at Tip Top House. Less than a mile from the top, a sudden but not unusual gale from the north, with wet clinging snow, caught them. In the dark & snow, with no lamp, on slippery rocks, they seemed unable to know whether they were closer to the top or the half-way house. Taking what shelter they could find under large boulders, Lizzie died in her uncle's arms. In the sun the next morning the survivors found they were only a short distance from the summit & shelter. Lizzie's father & uncle died of grief soon after the tragedy. The uncle who had designed & was building the elaborately decorated "Valentine House" never occupied it. 111. Mary5 dy. 5 1v. Edward Emerson5 b&d Kennebunk Me 12 July 1831 - 1894; m S Berwick Me June 1855 Mary Russell d 1910, dau of Benjamin Nason of S Berwick. Edward5 a lawyer; many yrs treas Kennebunk Savings Bank; Judge of Court, Biddeford Me; Supt Unitarian Sunday Sch for yrs, suc­ ceeding his father in the post. He lived many yrs in the "Bourne Mansion." After selling it he bought the "Porter House" on Main St. He gave the Sewall house to his son Herbert6•

5 Ch of Edward Emerson5 (-4 - Benj3 - J ohn2) m Mary Russell Nason: 6 1. Herbert E6, 27 June 1856 - 1935; m(l) Marcia A d 1908, dau of Henry Jordan; m(2) Jennie Wakefield d aet 91. Lawyer. 7 n. Dr George W6, 9 Oct 1857 - 1949 aet 92; m Susan dau of Capt Moses Maling. Practices in Kennebunk Me.

380 m. Benjamin Nason6, 29 Apr 1860 - 1891. Unm. Ambitious & anxious to work although his physical condition bare­ ly permitted it, his father bought him a drugstore from Dr Richards. It was later sold to John Bowdoin.

6 Ch of Herbert E6 (Edwd E5-4-Benj3-John2) m(l) Marcia A Jor- dan: 1. Edward Emerson7 III b 29 May 1883; m(l) 31 Jan 1912 Bertha Forrester Still, d 18 Sept 1959; m(2) 19 Apr 1960 Caroline M Riley d 4 Aug 1964. 8 11. Harold H7, 16 May 1886 - 1963; m Oct 1912 Sally Good- win of Kennebunkport Me.

7 Ch of Dr George W6 (Edwd E5-4-Benj3-John2) m Susan Maling: 1. Mary7; m Hugh Boutell d Santa Barbara Cal. Lvg 1970 La Jo Ila Cal.

8 Ch of Harold H 7 (Herb E6-Edwd E5-4-Benj3-John2) m Sally Goodwin: 1. Dorothy Rose8; m William Swetland; div. Lvg Brooklyn NY 11. Marcia8 ; m Harry Marr. Lvg Winston-Salem NC. 111. Sally8 ; m Maj Frank Mullane, US Army ret. Lvg Vaca­ ville Cal. 1v. J ohn8 ; unm. Lvg Brooklyn NY. His mothei" lvg with him.

JOHN - 1759 - 1859; m Martha Sampson. At 16 John was at Dor­ chester Heights Mass under Genl Thomas; in battles & near death in camp from smallpox, until the last gun was fired. He was then in NY State & walked home to Marshfield Mass. His neighbor Nathaniel Ray Thomas was a British sympa­ thizer; afraid of the patriotic spirit of his neighbors, Nathaniel asked the British for a company of soldiers to guard him. Each midnight over the marshes John could hear "12 o'clock & all is well."

JOSEPH Jr - bp 17 Nov 1723. A dominating personality, a keen mind & natural gift for leadership. Served 2200 newspapers

381 with editorials, research & news of liberal Republicanism. (#312 NatlCyclAmer BiogXXX 168, 9.)

REV JOSEPH - m 30 Aug 1827 Mehitable Harris. (Salem Mass VR III marr 122, 367.)

LOUISE C - m Edmund Clayton Sr b Newton Mass 15 Sept 1917, son of Ira C Nye. Lvd Scituate Mass. Their children: all b Providence RI: i. Edmund Clayton Nye Jr b 29 Mar 1952. ii. Louise Elizabeth Nye b 25 Mar 1955. (Nye Gen II 269.)

CAPT MELETIAH-ofBoston; mint 16 Nov 1699 m2Jan 1800.

NATHAN - 1790 - 1877; m Clarissa Pike, 1800-1869. In some census records they are both listed as b in Vt; on Nathan's death record it gives b NH. Their ch all phps b in Canada, in Pictou, Potter or Poton, name unsure: i. John2 b 24 Oct 1814. ii. Abigail217Nov 1816. iii. Clarissa2 b20Augl818. iv. Alnathan2 b 25 July 1820. v. Isaac2, 24Nov 1821-Templeton Mass 13 Mar 1906. v1. Shepard2, 28 Mar 1824-NY (City?) 1908. v11. Rhoda2 b 19 July 1826. 2 v111. Ezra H 2, 1 Jan 1828 - Clinton SC 1889; m there ab 1850/ 58 Lucinda S Davis, SC-Clinton 1915/ 16. 1x. Susan2 b 18 Nov 1830. x. Levi2 b 16 Apr 1832. xi. Louise2 b 27 May 1836. xu. Edward2 b 2 Nov 1838. xiii. Almeda2 b 8 Mar 1840. xiv. William2 b6Augl844.

2 Ch of Ezra H2 m Lucinda S Davis: 3 1. Clara Estelle(a)3, Templeton Mass 7 Apr 1869 or 71 - Greenville SC 3 Dec 1947; m Monroe NC 24 June 1897

382 Robert Jean Turnbull, Belleville Ont Can 13 Mar 1869 or 71- Wilmington NC 28 Apr 1934.

3 Ch of Clara Estelle3 m Robert Jean Turnbull: 4 1. Amy Bourne4 Turnbull b New Mexico Terr 7 Mar 1901; m Monroe NC 17 May 1920 Robert Lincoln Stapleton, Chattanooga Tenn 13 Apr 1899 - Winter Haven Fla 10 May 1961.

4 Ch of Amy Bourne4 Turnbull m Robert Lincoln Stapleton: 5 1. Carl Wallace5 Stapleton b Birmingham Ala 17 Apr 1923; m there 12 June 1946 Anne Morris b Birmingham 1 Dec 1927, dau of James Lloyd Mason b Columbiana Ala 31 Dec 1893; m Birmingham 11 Nov 1922 Annie Beulah Morriss b Winterboro Ala 22 Feb 1895.

5 Ch of Carl Wallace5 Stapleton Sr m Anne Morriss Mason: all b Birmingham Ala: i. Carl Wallace6 Stapleton Jr b 20 Sept 1947. ii. Julie Anne6 Stapleton b 10 Nov 1949. m. Richard Lloyd6 Stapleton b 22June 1951. 1v. Amy Rebecca6 Stapleton b 20 Oct 1952. v. Robin Mason6 Stapleton b 20 Oct 1955.

NATHANIEL G / d 21 Apr 1869 / aet 76 / the last male desc / of Dr Aaron of Bristol Eng. Deborah Willard / wife of Nathaniel G / d 26 Oct 1862 / aet 66. (Tombstone Juniper Hill Cem Bristol RI.)

NEWCOMB - d Springfield Vt 1821 aet 79; m(l) Hingham Mass 14 Jan 1765 Phebe bp 2 July 1739, dau of David & Susannah (Tucker) Tower; m(2) 4 Nov 1766 Abigail Joy, Hingham Mass 2nd Pct I Sept 1746 - Springfield Vt 1839 aet 93. (New­ comb phps bro of Thomas below.)

Ch of Newcomb m(2) AbigailJoy: i. Ebenezerb IO Nov 1767.

383 11. NewcorrbJrb27 Apr 1771. (Joy Gen, Helen Joy Lee 1968 117; Hingham Mass VR II 88.)

OLIVE- of Turner Me; mint 10 Dec 1814 John Dillingham b&d Turner 24 Dec 1793 - 10 Feb 1885. War of 1812 Cpl in Capt Harlow's Co, Col Clark's Regt, Mass Mil, 13-24 Sept 1814, stationed Portland Me. Lt 5 May 1818, 3rd Regt 1st Brigade 13th Div.

1 Ch of Olive1 m John Dillingham: 2 1. Hiram Peterson2 Dillingham, Turner Me 22 Sept 1822 - Ohio 5 July 1892; m Manchester or Hookset NH 31 Aug 1845 Susan Maria Chapman, 12 July 1826 - 3 Feb 1896. Removed from Mass to Me&in Ohio ab 1855. 11. Sapphira Ann2 Dillingham b 18 Sept 1829 lvg 1910; m 30 June 1849 Cornelius D Mayhew of Buckfield Me. 3 m. Charles Kneeland2 Dillingham b&d Turner Me 19 June 1832 - 13 Aug 1909; m 30 Nov 1854 Mary Yetton Good­ wind 1910. Undertaker.

2 Ch of Hiram Peterson2 Dillingham m Susan Maria Chapman: i. Abbie Maria3 Dillingham b Mass 2 Nov 1847 lvg Edge­ water Colo 1911; m 7 Apr 1846 (? error in D'ham Fam #9021) William H Braby. 11. Emma Elizabeth3 Dillingham, Mass 1849 - 27 Nov 1901; m 16 Oct 1867 George Wilsey. Lvd Norwalk 0. m. Lydia Ann3 Dillingham b Mass I Dec 1851; m 21 Sept 1871 Mr CL Howe. Lvd Norwalk O 1911. 1v. Charles H3 Dillingham b 27 Oct 1857; m 1887 Libbie F Ward. Lvd Norwalk O 1911. 4 v. Frederic A3 Dillingham b Norwalk O 21 July 1859; m 14 Sept 1881 Addie M Lee. Lvd Norwalk O 1911.

3 Ch of Charles Kneeland2 D'hamm Mary Yetton Goodwin: 5 1. Charles Waterman3 Dillingham b 4 Feb 1857; m(I) 25 May 1879 Effie Jane Place; m(2) Attleboro Mass 25 Dec

384 1905 Alta W (Lapham) Card of Pawtucket RI, dau of James K P & Elizabeth E (West) Lapham. Lvd Turner Me 1911. Carpenter. 6 11. Frank E3 Dillingham3 b Norwalk O 19 Apr 1866; m 18 Mar 1885 Hattie A Irish b Buckfield Me. Lvd Auburn Me 1923. Undertaker. m. Walter Scott3 Dillingham b 18 Jan 1868; m 26 June 1909 Mabel Boutelle. Undertaker in New Bedford Mass.

4 Ch of Frederic A3 D'ham m Addie M Lee: all b Norwalk 0: 1. Floyd J 4 Dillingham b 14 May 1884. 11. Hazel4 Dillingham b 22 Dec 1887. 111. Bessie M4 Dillingham b 21 June 1893.

5 Ch of Chas Waterman3 D'ham m( 1) Effie Jane Place: all b Winthrop Me: 1. Fred Earle4 Dillingham, 21 July 1880 -29 Sept 1880. 11. Rena Mildred4 Dillingham b 14 Mar 1885; m(l) 28 Feb 1902 Fred McCarthy; m(2) 13 Nov 1909 Claude Frank of Minot Me.

6 Ch of Frank E3 D'ham m Hattie A Irish: all b Turner Me: i. Harry A4 Dillingham b 29 Jan 1886. In business with his father. 11. Lelah Edna4 Dillingham b 14 Oct 1888; m 19 Nov 1913 Charles John Huen. m. Nina M4 Dillingham b 30 Sept 1890; m 3 June 1908 Au­ brey Willard. 1v. Deborah Irene4 Dillingham b27 Apr 1899. v. Doris 14 Dillingham b 20 Oct 1900. v1. Evelyn Mildred4 Dillingham b 22 May 1902. v11. Norma A4 Dillingham b 8 June 1906.

PHEBE E - of East Falmouth m Nantucket Mass 8 Oct 1837 War­ ren, son of Joseph & Rosanne (King) Fisher.

PROCTOR - b 1791; m Temperance Thomas. Many yrs Postmaster Marshfield Mass.

385 Theirdau Temperance m Alden Thomas b 1821. Their 2 grch: Annie F (Thomas) Calligan; Emma P (Thomas) Kaler. Their grgrch: Grace B ( ... ) Williams. The last 3 lvg Evanston Ill 1905.

ROBERT - planter. St George Parish, Spotsylvania Co Va (Recs 1721 - 1800, Will Book A 1722-1749 p 52). Will dated 1726 probt 2 May 1727: Witnesses William Tapp & William Moore. Exec: Wife Elizabeth Bourne. "To son Robert, 200 Acres of land beginning at Mr Reeves' corner on Mr Buck­ ner's line, from thence to the beginning." Sons William & John Bourne. Daus Tacy, Mary & Elizabeth Bourne.

ROLAND - killed 20 Aug 1965 (aet 32) in auto accident nr West­ over AFB Springfield Mass, where he was stationed.

SHADRACH - m Eliza J d 8 July 1874 aet 48. "We shall Meet Again." Their son Everett Lincoln d 1 Sept 1856, 2-4-11. ("Our Little" & a lamb on top of headstone.) Bourne Mass Old County Rd Cem.

REV SHEARJASHUB - son Alexander grad Boston U 1890. Of Barrington RI.

STANDISH TABER - New Bedford Mass 13 Feb 1900 - Milton Mass 15 Jan 1968; m New Bedford Mass 15 Oct 1924 Sylvia Rousmaniere Russell b New Bedford 27 July 1903. Their son: Russell b Boston Mass 10 Oct 1928; m Castine Me 22 Aug I 953 Miriam Anne b Buffalo NY 4 Mar 1931, dau of Herbert M Young b9 Apr 1903. Ch of Russell & Miriam Anne Young: 1. Sarah Perkins b NY City 12 Oct 1954. 11. Jonathan b NY City 31 Jan 1956. m. Louise Taber b Stamford Ct 3 Apr 1959. 1v. Andrew Russell b Stamford Ct 4 May 1961.

STEPHEN - d Almshouse Salem Mass 31 Dec 1827 of Consump­ tion. (Salem Mass YR V deaths 96.)

386 SYLVANUS - Wareham Mass 2 Oct 1828 - 14 Jan 1887; m 25 Nov 1862 Emily Warren, 7 Apr 1841 - 25 Jan 1876, dau of #1200 Warren Baxter & m(2) Chloe (Hinckley) Nye, dau of Ebene­ zer Parker Nye, who is grson of #165 Edmund Nye: Ch of Sylvan us & Emily Warren Nye: 1. Ellen Frances d 31 Mar 1889; m 1884 Walter B Savery ofE Wareham Mass. _ 11. Ebenezer Parker b 9 Apr 1866. u1. Horace Bradford, 7 Feb 1869 - 19 May 1954; m Sand­ wich Mass 30 June 1897 Hulda Francenea Bassett Brew­ ster, 2July 1871-30 Oct 1941.

THOMAS1 - , Marshfield Mass 1638 - bur 11 May 1664; m Eliza­ beth Bassenden d 1660 aet 70. "The eldest of the Marshfield settlers & a patriarch of its education." All this data from -the "Bournes of Marshfield by Marcia A Thomas 1854. She also states under Thomas1 "To Plymouth Mass 1630; 1640 Deputy to Genl Court in Oct & 3 more times. Aug 1645 Subscribed to school fund 10 shillings"." 1 Ch of Thomas1 m Elizabeth Bassenden: 2 1. Margaret2 d Marshfield Mass Oct 1683; m 1636 Josiah Winslow, 11 Feb 1605/ 6 - Marshfield 1 Dec 1674. (Win­ slow-Cook Gen I 74, 90, 92.) 3 11. Elizabeth2 m Robert Waterman d 1652. 4 u1. John2 b England; m(2) 17 July 1645 Alice, dau of Thomas Bees beech (Bisbee) (Hist of Marshfield Mass II 177, 79).

2 Margaret2 Bourne d Marshfield Mass Oct 1683; m 1636 Josiah Winslow, I I Feb 1605/6 - Marshfield 1 Dec 1674. (Winslow­ Cook Gen I, 74, 90, 92) Rebecca3 Winslow m ColJohn Thatcher Sr. Hon John4 Thatcher Jr m 1678 Desire Sturgis. John's Grfather An­ thony Thatcher m Elizabeth Jones. They were among the passengers on the James in 1635. They were all being trans­ ferred to a smaller boat to go up the coast to Beverly Mass., which was wrecked in a storm off Cape Ann. Anthony & Elizabeth, the sole survivors, landed on an island which was later deeded to them.

387 Rev Roland5 (Rowland) Thatcher d 1775; m 1740 Abigail Crocker d 1775. Jerusha6 Thatcherb 1743 (?); m 1763John Gibbs. Bathsheba7 Gibbs d 1815; m(l) Mr Crocker; m(2) 1795 Ebenezer Haskell, 1761-1840. Almira8 Haskell m Henry6 Bourne of Sandwich Mass .. See Bourne Gen#l69.

3 ChofElizabeth2 mRobert Waterman Sr: 5 1. Joseph3 Waterman b 1639/40; m Sarah dau of Anthony Snow. 6 11. John3 Waterman b 1642; m 1665 Ann Sturtevant. m. Thomas3 Waterman b 1644; m 1668 Miriam Tracy. 1v. Robert3 WatermanJr;m1675SusannaLincoln.

4 Ch of J ohn2 m(2) Alice Bees beech: 1. Elizabeth3 b 1646;mJosiahBent. 7 11. Thomas3 b 1647; m Elizabeth Roused 1681. (Orm 1681?) m. Alice3 b 1649; mJohn Mann. 1v. Ann3 b 1651; mJohn Baily. v. Martha3 b 1653; m Valentine Decrow. vi. Mary3 b 1660. v11. Sarah3 b 1663.

5 Ch of J oseph3 Waterman Sr (Elizabeth2) m Sarah Snow: 1. Sarah4 Waterman b 1674; m Solomon Havett. 11. Joseph4 Waterman Jr b 1676; m Susanna Snow. m. Elizabeth4 Waterman b 1679; m Ichabod Bartlett. 1v. Abigail4 Watermanb 168l;mKenelm Winslow Jr. v. Anthony4 Waterman b 1684; m Elizabeth Arnold. vi. Bethiah4 Waterman b 1687; m 1710 Samuel Doggett. v11. Lydia4 Waterman b 1689; m 1714John Thomas.

6 Ch of John3 Waterman Sr (Elizabeth2) m Ann Sturtevant: 1. Samuel4 Waterman b 1666. 11. Elizabeth4 Waterman b 1669. m. Anna4 Waterman b 1671. 1v. Lydia4 Waterman b 1678.

388 v. Robert4 Waterman b 1681. v1. John4 Waterman Jr b 1685.

7 Ch of Thomas3 (John2lm2-) m Elizabeth Rouse: 1. Lydia4; m Nathan Tilden of Scituate Mass. 11. Martha4; mJohnBradford. To Norwich Ct. 8 111. Anne4; m Nehemiah Smith. To Norwich Ct. 1v. J ohn4 b 1865; m Abigail Collamore. v. Dea Rouse4; moved to Winthrop Me 1820.

7 Thomas3 m Elizabeth Rouse of Marshfield Mass. Their dau: 8 Ann4 mNehemiahSmith. Theirdau Ann5 Smith m Thomas Bradford of Norwich Ct, son of Maj William m Alice, dau of Thomas & Wealthian Richards. Maj William son of Gov William & m(2) Alice (Carpenter) (South­ worth) Bradford. Jerusha6 Bradford, Norwich Ct 26 Nov 1692 bp Montville Ct 1693 - 4 Nov 1739; m Lebanon Ct 14 Nov 1716 Hezekiah Newcomb, Edgartown Mass 1693 / 4 bp New London Ct 25 Dec 1716- Lebanon Ct 15 Aug 1772. Removed with his parents to Leba­ non 1703. Gravestones in Lebanon. Both have cherubs at top: "Here lies the body of Mr / Hezekiah Newcomb who / after a virtuous Pious & Ex / emplary life having served / God in his generation was / Dismissed by a sudden & / Easy Death fell asleep in Jesus 15 Aug 1772 in ye 79 yr of his age." "In Memory / of Mrs Jerusha Ne / wcomb wife of / Hez­ ekiah Newcomb / who d Nov ye / 5th AD 1739 in ye / 47 yr of her age."

THOMAS - m Hingham Mass 2nd Pct 4 Dec 1752 Susannah b Hingham 30 Mar 1727 / 28, dau of Lazarus & Ruth (Andrews) Beal. Their son Thomas Jr b Hingham Mass 5 Nov 1767; m(l) 16 Oct 1786 Jane Doane; m(2) 30 Apr 1790 Betsey, dau of Job Tower.

From "Over the Mountain Men" by Anne Lowry Morrell, Roanoke Va; from Pioneer settlers of Grayson Co Va by Benjamin Floyd Nuckolls 1914; from Grayson Co Va YR:

389 WILLIAM1 ~ 23 Aug 1743 - 8 June 1836 aet 88; m ab 1765 Rosa­ mond, 14 Feb 1750 - 16 Mar 1821, dau of Minitree & ... (Spotswood) Jones. Both bur Knob Fork Va, where they built their first home. Soon after marriage they moved into the wilderness of River Va, then called Botetourt & Washington Districts, now Grayson Co. Going to Fort Chiswell Va in wagons, they packed their baggage on horses to Knob Fork, where there were 8 families at the time. William discovered iron ore there & along with his other duties, he worked the ore, built forges & a furnace for moulding castings on Peach Bottom Creek, nr what is now Independence Va.

Ch of William1 m Rosamond Jones: 1. Patiencd2 b 18 Nov 1770; mJonathan Thomas. 11. Milly2 b 7 Mar 1773; mJesse McKinney. 111. Charity2 b 7 Nov 1775; m John Blair. The tombstones for William & Rosamond were made of soapstone by John Blair. 1v. Stephen2, 26 Feb 1779 - 8:12 AM Sun 29 Apr 1849; m Patsy Mays d 9:35 AM Sun 29 Apr 1849, both bur in same grave on his farm. Stephen's will probt May 1849. v. Mary2 b 5 Jan 1782; m Martin Dickinson. v1. Elizabeth2 b 20 Mar 1785; m Lewis Hale. vii. Frances2 b 5 June 1788; m Stephen Hale Jr. vm. Celia2 b 25 Dec 1790; m Robert Johnston of Roaring Riv­ er, Wilkes Co NC. 1x. William2 Jr b 4 May 1794; m Mary Johnston of Roaring River, Wilkes Co NC.

Ch of Stephen2 m Patsy Mays: 1. Elizabeth3 b 24 June 1802; m James Esq, son of Matthew & Rebecca (Wiley) Dickey. 11. Cynthia3 b 23 Oct 1803; m Mr Pugh. Went to Mo. u1. Martin3 b 26 Feb 1806; m Sarah Smith of Smythe Co Va. 1v. Matterson3, 25 Sept 1808 - 2 Mar 1826. v. William3 b 12 May 1810; m Margaret Scott of Smythe Co Va.

390 v1. Nancy3 b 17 Sept 1818; m 22 Dec 1835 Spenser Booker James of Smythe Co Va.

Ch of Nancy m Spenser Booker James: 1. Dr Ezekiel4 James. 11. Friel4 James. 111. Stephen4 James.

Others named in Grayson Co Va VR: George m 6 Sept I 821 Nancy Vaughn. Stephen; m 24 Jan 1820 Milly Martin. William; m 3 Nov 1826 Hannah Boyer.

WILLIAM - of Falmouth Mass d Nantucket Mass 21 June 1839 aet 40 of an apopleptic fit.

WILLIAM H - m IO May 1831 Dorcas Clapp Nye b 25 Sept 1810, dau of#648 (Nye Gen 247).

WILLIAM S - of Carrizizo NM m 1910 Eulalia Collins; div 1914; he was killed by a wronged husband supposed to be his friend. They shot each other - both died. The woman buried them in the same grave at Walnut Grove Ariz. He has a son living 1969 in Tucson Ariz. (From Eulalia (Collins) Bourne I 969).

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"Bournes in America" - John I The material for this John was sent my by Richard Darden Bourne #309. He gathered it from various sources as noted - There are sev­ eral discrepancies in names & dates - I hope corrections will be sent to me. This material was received too late to be put in alphabetical order with the other "Bournes in America," p 347. Helen Joy Lee.

JOHN I - Little is known of John I, as the records are not clear & we do not know if he was John or not. Our family tradi­ tion says the first Bourne of our line in America was John, hence John1 I: John1 I d Va bef 1695; m Christian ... d 1712; she m(2) 1695 Henry Johnsond 1703.

Ch of John1 m Christian ... : 1. Peter2. 2 11. John2 II d 1721; m Elizabeth dau of Henry Johnson. 111. Robert2.

2 Ch of J ohn2 m Elizabeth Johnson: 3 1. John3 III, Essex Co Va Sept 1707 (Fam Bible) - Culpep- per Co Va Mar 1774, sudden death, phps a fall from his horse; m(l) North Farnham Parish (recs 1672-1800) Rich­ mond Co Va 16 Mar 1726/27 Miss Ramsey; m(2) Eleanor d cl812, dau of Thomas & Susannah (Wyatt) Davis of Va. John inherited the plantation at age 14, on death of his father & lived there until after the death of his 1st wife, when he moved to Culpepper Co Va. 4 11. Andrew3; m Jane Morton, twin of Ann (see below). 111. Robert3 . 1v. Francis3•

393 5 v. Henry3; m Ann, dau of William Morton. v1. Christian3• v11. Sarah3; mJohnMorton. v111. J ames3; m Mary dau of Nicholas Kenwood.

Will of John2 II probated 20 June 1721 Essex Co Va Will Book 3, 258; dated 23 Oct 1720: "I J ohn2 Bourne of the Co of Essex, Parish of St Mary's ... do constitute & appoint my loving wife Elizabeth the sole exec­ utrix ... To J ohn3 III the plantation ... Andrew\ 2nd choice on plantation ... Robert3 3rd choice ... Francis3 4th choice ... Hen- ry3 5th choice ... Christian & Sarah last choices to divide equally ... "

3 Ch of John3 III (- 2- 1) m(l) Miss Ramsey: 6 1. Sarah4 b cl726; m Spencer Thaddeus b Richmond Co Va 22 Oct 1729, son of John & Rachel (Gore or Gower) Bran­ ham. To Ky 1795, settled nr Georgetown, Scott Co Ky. 7 11. Francis4, Va (Prob Essex Co) 12 Sept 1727 - will pro- bated Jessamine Co Ky Sept 1803; m(license) 2 Jan 1758 Frances dau of John & ... (Morton) Christopher. (Miss Morton grdau of William & Ann (Mothershead) (no family proof) Morton of Orange Co Va, whose 2 daus m William & Henry Bourne. Miss Morton is named in her grfather Morton's will). Francis4 in Amer Rev: From War Dept, Adjt Genls office, Wash­ ington DC: "Cpl in Capt Moses Hawkins' Co, also called Capt John Overton's Co, 14th Va Regt, also called 10th Va Regt, commanded successively by Col Charles Chase, Lt Col Abraham Buford & Col William Davies. Enlisted 17 Feb 1777 for 3 yrs, also shown for the war. His name last appears on Co muster roll for Mar 1779, dated Middle Brook Apr 1779 "Cpl on Furlough". From Va State Archives: "Cpl in Capt John Overton's Co, 14th Va Regt, commanded by Col Wm Davies 1778-79 & under same command 10th Va Regt 1779." iii. William4 dy.

3 Ch of J ohn3 III m(2) Eleanor Davis: 8 1. John4 IV, Va c 1738 - d Va; m Miss Morton; div; (Va courts called him a scamp); in Rev (Pension Papers); lvg

394 1817 when Court at Fredericksburg Va granted him & his mother letters of adm for his father's estate. 9 11. William4, Va c1743 - Franklin Co Ky Sept 1818; m(l) cl 784 Ann, Va 26 Jan 1769 - bef 1792, dau of Richard West, 17 Oct 1707 - 4 July 1772 & m(2) Mary Meacham, 11 Nov 1729 - Dec 1771; William4 m(2) Caroline Co Va, Susanna d Franklin Co Ky 19 June 1832, dau of Joseph DeJarnett Sr. (The William Bourne Fam data from Mrs Anna Maxwell, Vandalia Mo, researched by Frances Bednar of Dallas Tex does not always agree with data of Richard Darden Bourne #309.) 10 111. Andrew4, Va 1747 - Jessamine Co Ky 1815; m Jane Mor- ton. Rev soldier. Samuel M Duncan, hist of Jessamine Co Ky stated in a letter that Andrew & Francis Bourne were mustered free at start of Rev 1775. But when Arnold in­ vaded Va to attack Richmond 1781, Daniel5 Bourne said his father Francis4 & Uncle Andrew4 were in charge of many negroes to cut trees & blockade roads for many weeks. 11 1v. Jane4, Va 1750/60 - Woodford Co Ky c1845; m Culpep- per Co Va as 2nd wife 1780/ 82 Lewis Perry, Va 11 Feb 1753 - Woodford Co Ky 13 Apr 1833; both bur on his old farm 3 mi from Versailles Ky. Lewis m(l) Mary, dau of Thomas Burrus (Burrowes?) of Orange Co Va. In Rev. v. Hannah4 • v1. Catherine4 • v11. Elizabeth4 • v111. Eleanor4; (m Mr Brown?) 1x. Mary4 • x. Joseph4 • x1. S usannah4 .

Bill filed Bourn vs Wharton # 1816: "Yr oratrix Eleanor4 Brown's father John3 Bourne d 1774, leaving his wdw Eleanor Bourne & 8 Ch towit: J ohn4; Susan4 m Benjamin Foushee; Mary4 m Alexan­ der Dale (Deale); Jane4 m Lewis Perry; Hannah4 m Reuben Bourn; Catherine4 m Wm Brown; Elizabeth4; Joseph4 ••• Eleanor Bourne the administatrix d_ 12 ... Oratrix was an infant at fa-

395 ther's death, removed to Ky before being of age ... never received a cent from father's estate ... all others have ... son John4 adm es- tate. He sold to Kemp Porter 2 slaves of the estate for $ 1000, still due with interest, tied up in adm hands ... the only part of the es- tate undisposed of ... adm is insolvent ...oratrix asks to be paid this money ... "

4 Ch of Andrew3 (J ohn2-1) m Jane Morton: 12 1. Elizabeth4; m William Hawkins. 13 11. Jane4; mJames Hawkins. 14 m. Sarah4; m Rev John Lewis, Frederick Co Md 1759 - Jes- samine Co Ky 1824; (DAR Lineage book 69 292 says d 10 Aug 1822), son of Aijalon & Joyce (Bailey) Price. John Qtrmstr in 2nd Md Regtin Rev. 1v. Ann4; m Benjamin Hawkins. 15 v. Frances4 ; m Reuben Newman. 16 v1. Judith4; m(l) Frederick Zimmerman; m(2) George4 Bourne#5-v. (No issue ofm(2) ). vu. Polly4; m George Newton. 17 v111. Andrew4 II, m(l) Elizabeth Robertson; m(2) Eleanor Bourne. 18 1x. Capt William4 d 1788; m Frederick Co Va bef 6 Jan 1789 Milla (Mildred), b 11 Sept 1767 (1769), dau.of William & m(2) Lucy (Neville) Helm. They deeded land 30 Mar 1789 (Culpepper Co Va Deed Book P page 134) which he had from Richard & Elizabeth Bourne.

5 Ch ofHenry3 (John2-1) m Ann Morton: 19 1. John4; m Mary Brock. 20 11. William4, 1733-1826; m Catherine Bourne 1763-1833. 21 111. James4, 1757-1847; m Elizabeth Gore. In Rev. 1v. Andrew4;mJanetGore. v. George4 d 1838; m Judith (Bourne) Zimmerman #16 no issue. v1. Elijah4 • 22 vn. Thomas4;mNancyHunt. 23 v111. Elizabeth4 (Betty); m 24 Dec 1784 Reuben Finnell. 1x. Susan4; m Mr White.

396 24 x. Reuben4 d 1807; m 30 Mar 1807 Hannah Bourne. x1. Frances4; m Robert Waters.

6 Ch of Sarah4 (J ohn3[mll-2- 1) m Spencer Branham: 25 1. J ohn5 Branham, Va bef 1765 - Scott Co Ky 5 Sept 1824; m Va, Letitia ... d Scott Co Ky 28 Sept 1832. John in Rev from Va; granted land in Scott Co Ky where he set­ tled ab 1785. 26 11. William Bourne5 Branham b Va 2 Dec 1763; m(l) Cul- pepper Co Va 1784 Elizabeth Yates; m(2) 26 May 1802 Frances Vivian b 21 Dec 1767, dau of William Critten­ den & Jane (Vivian) Webb of Orange Co Va; m(3) (aet 77) 21 June 1840 Mary (Polly) Burrus or Burrowes. Wil­ liam in Rev Pvt 2nd troop 3rd regt Light Dragoons, Con­ tinental Troops under Col Wm Washington (Pension pa­ pers). Name on DAR Memorial tablet at Paris Ky court­ house. One time County Sheriff; bur nr Paris, Bourbon Co Ky on farm of James Dodge. 27 m. Spencer5 Branham Jr, Goochland Co Va 1751 - Wilkes Co Ga 1803; m 1786 Elizabeth Richardson d 1837. In Rev: Pvt in Va Continental Line 1781 (DAR Lineage Book 76, 217). 1v. Benjamin5 Branham, Va-Ga. 28 v. Judith5 Branham; m Moses Bourne# 67a.

7 Ch of Francis4 (John3[mll-2- 1) m Frances Christopher: 29 1. Tabitha\ Va 23 Oct 1758 - Jessamine Co Ky 1792; m 1791 William White. 30 11. William\ Va Jan 1761 - Garrard Co Ky July 1804; m Margaret (Peggy) Hawkins, Va 1764 - Garrard Co Ky 1845. His land records in "Burnt Records" of Fayette Co Ky Voll 159. 31 m. Lucy5, Va 22 Feb 1764 - Jessamine Co Ky Feb 1837; m as 2nd ·wife Orange Co Va 1 Aug 1784 Francis, 1760 (1775?) - Jessamine Co Ky 3 Sept 1820, son of John & Margaret Lowen. (Francis' 1st wife, m by Rev Robert Marshall, Scott Co Ky 27 Feb 1794 Elijah Bourne #44). 32 1v. Agnes5, Va 12 Feb 1767 - Jessamine Co Ky 22 Nov 1834;

397 bur DeBoe farm cem nr Nicholasville Ky; m 26 Apr 1783 Rev Joshua, son of David & Kesiah (Plunkett) Hudson. Land deeds rec Fayette Co Ky Vol I 159. 33 v. Abner5 b Va 30 Nov 1769; m 1791 Elizabeth, 1770-1846, dau of John & Lucy Hayden. Owned a farm in Mo, after 1825, as ch all b Ky. 34 v1. Rev Ambrose5, Va 12 Sept 1772 - Ky 13 Oct 1823; funer- al preached by William Warden, 1 Cor 15: 56-67 & by Leonard Page, Matt 24: 1-46; bur nr Allenville Ky on a farm known as Old Dock Gill's or Hutch Johnson Farm. William Bourne #307 a grgrgrson found his tombstone used as a doorstep at the farm house & planned to remove it, but his early death prevent­ ed this. Ambrose's will dated 9 Oct 1823 in Elkton Ky Courthouse Will Bk A; m(l) Orange Co Va (VR) license 22 Feb 1796, m by Na­ thaniel Saunders 3 Mar 1796 Jane b c 1781, dau of Alexander (?) & Frances (Bourne) Newman. #15. (In "gleanings of Va Hist" Boog­ her, Jane is listed as Grdau of Andrew Bourne #4 & of Jane Bourne# & of Elizabeth Newman. This is partly incorrect, according to E Stout Lillard, who made this Bourne Fam chart, which is microfilmed in Ky Hist Library). Ambrose5 m(2) Fayette Co Ky (VR) license IO May 1804 m 13 May 1804 Mary, dau of Col Samuel & Agnes (Wilson) Johnson; m(3) 30 May 1819 Charity E, Cumberland Co NC 6 Jan 1796 - 17 May 1838, dau of Josiah & Piety (Horn) Fort, lvg Edgecomb Co ab 1790. Josiah son of Elias III, grson of Elias II. Sarah dau of Elisha & Elizabeth (Sumner) Horn. The "Fort Fam" hist states "tombstone of Charity E Fort, 5 June 1786-17 May 1838." Rev Ambrose5 (Hist of Ky Baptists, Spencer) was "brought into the ministry" at Marble Creek Ch nr E Hickman (Ky?) during great revival early 1800's; to Madison Co, Tate's Creek Ch; to Fayette Co, Mt Gilead Ch ab 1810; 1817 to Todd Co, Mt Gilead Ch which he "probably raised up." 35 vu. Frances5, Va 1 July 1776 - Jessamine Co Ky Jan 1824; m(l) by Thomas Ammon 29 May 1792 Abner, Orange Co Va 16 May 1769 - Jessamine Co Ky 14 July 1813 or 1814, son of John d 11 Jan 1798 & Mary (Martin) Young Sr. Frances m(2) 1822James Martin, wdwr with ch. 36 v111. Philadelphia5, Va 10 Jan 1778 - Ky 8 July 1829; m 28

398 June 1797 Rev Archibald, 17 Feb 1772 - Aug 1844 (1846), son of James Bristow Jr of Va (1751-1821). James in Rev, Capt Ashe's NC Dragoons 1st Troop. Archibald in War of 1812, his desc in Covington Ky have his Hon Disch. Archibald m(2) Polly Mays. 37 1x. John5, Culpepper Co Va 24 Nov 1780 - Ky 1 Mar 1852; m Garrard Co Ky Elizabeth, 3 Jan 1784 - Jessamine Co Ky Sun 23 Nov 1862, (both bur Duboe Cem nr Nicholasville Ky), dau of Reuben & Margaret (Peggy) (Hudson) Arn­ old. Margaret sister of Rev Joshua Hudson m Agnes5 #32. 38 x. Capt Daniels, Culpepper Co Va 10 Oct 1783 - Jessamine Co Ky; m Jessamine Co Ky 20 Mar 1801 Margaret, c1779 - Ky, dau of Squire & Mary (Y) Dillon. "A gentleman of the olden times . . . a most generous man, faithful in friendship, frank, ardent, full of kindly feelings for his fel­ low-man ... a placid dignity in his aspect of politeness ... there was within him that divine sympathy for all around him ..." In War of 1812, color-bearer in Inf Co of Capt James Price; in battle of raising the siege of Malden (Mass?) & Battle of the Thames River, New London Ct.

8 Ch of John4 IV (3[m 21-2-1) m Miss Morton: 1. Joseph5 b&d Va; m by Mr N Sanders 7 Mar 1797 Nancy (Carty) Gibson, Dau of William Carty. 11. John5 V (Jack) b&d Va. Unm. He could be the John Bourne as Follows: Vol II Military Cert #4312: Council Chamber 15 Oct 1787: "The representative of John Bourne is entitled to the portion of land allowed a Private of the Va Line on Continental establishment for 3 yrs service. signed Edmund Randolph - Thomas Meriwether. A war­ rant of 100 acres of land issued to Henry Bourne, heir-at­ law of John Bourne the elder deed 15 Oct 1787."

9 Ch ofWilliam4 (John3[m21-2- 1) m(l) Ann West: 39 1. Richard West5 , Orange Co Va 4 May 1785 - Oldham Co Ky 12 Mar 1829; m(l) Elizabeth ... ; m(2) License Frank­ fort Ky 29 Feb 1812 m 10 Mar 1812 Mary Ann, 20 Jan 1794 - Mexico, Audrain Co Mo 29 June 1872, dau of

399 David & Julia (McKinney) Lawrence. Mary Ann m(2) William P Rodman. In 1820 census of Franklin Co Ky Richard was a farmer, with 12 slaves, 2 sons under 10 yrs, 2 daus bet 10-16 yrs. In 1830 census of Lincoln Co Ky Richard had 1 son bet 5-10 (#iv); 2 sons 10-15 (#iii & ?); 1 son 20-30 (by m(l); 1 dau 5-10 (#v). 1820 Franklin Co Ky census Richard aet 70-80, alone with 2 slaves.

9 Ch of William4 m(2) Susannah DeJarnett: 40 1. Mary Ann5, Ky 11 Mar 1793 - 6 July 1864; m(l) Frank- lin Co Ky 17 Sept 1811 Thomas, son of Robert I & Mil­ dred Collins; m(2) Franklin Co Ky 29 Dec 1835 Enoch Yates, 26 Mar 1779-1850. 41 11. Affiar5, 27 Jan 1798 - 8 Aug 1863 (1868?); m Benjamin6 Lowen#76.

10 Ch of Andrew4 (John3lm2J- 2- 1) mJane Morton: 1. Francis5 b 11 Feb 1761 (Fam Bible). The family assume he was a drummer boy in Rev. In Military Certificates of War Recs Vol I: "#774. Council Chamber 14 May 1783; I do certify that Francis Bourn is entitled to the proportion of land allowed a drummer of the State Line for 3 yrs ser­ vice. Signed Thomas Meriwether - Benjamin Harrison." A warrant for 100 acres of land was issued to Francis Bourn 9 June 1783. 42 11. Williams, cl800 - cl834; will dated 1834, Book E 61 Jes- samine Co recs; m 4 Dec 1825 Mary Ann, dau of James Patton. 43 m. Mildred5; m Reuben Finney. 44 1v. Elijah5, Va 1768 - Jessamine Co Ky 1854 (Census gives aet 80 in 1850); m( 1) 1794 Nancy, dau of Francis & Sarah (Davis) Lowen; m(2) Woodford Co Ky (recs) 1824 Sally Egbert.

11 Ch of Jane4 (John3lm2J- 2- 1) mas 2nd wife Lewis Perry: 45 1. John5 Perry, Orange Co Va 4 Dec 1782 - Jessamine Co Ky 12 Aug 1869; m Jessamine Co Ky 7 Sept 1806 Sarah (Sallie), #74 Orange Co Va 3 June 1783 - 15 Jan 1873, dau

400 of Francis & m( I) Sarah Davis Lowen #31(?); both bur on John's old farm nr Nicholasville Ky. John & Sarah were both brought as in­ fants by their parents over the Wilderness Trail in fall 1874. John was so small he was brushed from the horse's back by tree branches. They were among the 300 persons with Francis Bourne & his Trav­ elling (Baptist) Church from Spotsylvania Co Va. John Settled in Jessamine Co Ky, taught school several yrs & boasted he "turned out many efficient & good citizens" from his school. A farmer; Magistrate many yrs; High Sheriff & estate ad­ ministrator; mftr of bagging & rope. A gentleman of the old Va school, known as Squire Perry by neighbors. In politics, of the Cal­ houn school, believing "the Federal Govt was the creature & the States the Creator, with the reserved rights to judge of infraction & to be absolved." (Hist of Ky 1887, Perrin, Battle & Kniffin; Orange, Spotsylvania & Culpepper Cos Va recs; Jessamine Co Ky recs; Fam Bible, etc. 46 11. Catherine5 (Katie) Perry b&d Woodford Co Ky 20 Sept 1789 - 4 Jan 186 I; m there Samuel, Easton Pa 3 Apr 1784 - Woodford Co Ky 1788 - Anderson Co Ky 1859, son of John & Elizabeth (Ros (s'?)) Shouse, bur fam cem nr Ver­ sailles Ky. 47 111. Sarah5 (Sallie) Perry, Woodford Co Ky 20 Sept 1789 - Jessamine Co Ky 6 May 1832; m license Woodford Co Ky 17 Nov 1808 m by Jacob Creath 18 Nov 1808 George I Brown, 11 Dec 1784 - Jessamine Co Ky 14 Mar 1856. Ky Senator. 48 1v. Jane5 Perry, Woodford Co Ky 1 Oct 1793 - Anderson Co Ky 13 Feb 1858; m (recs of Rev Edmund Waller) 4/ 5 Nov 1811 James, Woodford Co Ky 1788 - Anderson Co Ky 1859, son of John & Elizabeth (West) McQuiddy; (bur old Redden farm, Anderson Co Ky). James in War of 1812, in Capt William Young's I st Rcgt Ky Light Dragoons. 49 v. Ann5 Perry; m Samuel Torhitt.

12 Ch of Elizabeth4 (Andrew'-J ohn1- 1) m William Hawkins: 1. Polly5 Hawkins; m Mr Barnet. 11. Betscy5 l!awkins; m Matthew Burks. 111. Sallic5 Hcrn·kins; m William Henderson.

401 50 1v. Moses5 Hawkins; m Georgia Quisenberry. v. John5 Hawkins. v1. Benjamins Hawkins; m Miss Biggars. v11. FrankS Hawkins. v111. Jamess Hawkins; m Sarah Jones. 1x. Williss Hawkins; m Polly Barnes.

13 Ch of Jane4 (AndrewLJohn2- 1) mJames Hawkins: 1. Jane Williss Hawkins; m John Hackley. n. Lucys Hawkins; mJames Coleman. m. Sallies Hawkins; m Joel Boston. 1v. Jamess Hawkins. v. Elizabeths Hawkins; m Edward Foster. v1. Pollys Hawkins; m Thomas Jordan.

14 Ch of Sarah4 (Andrew3-John2-1) mJohn Price Sr: 51 1. AijalonSPrice;mMaryPayne. 52 11. Williams Price; m Kitty Curd. 53 m. Moses Mortons Price; m Catherine Broaddus. 54 1v. Elizabeth5 Price;mJohnDaniel. 55 v. Janes Price; m(l) Richard Ridgley; m(2) James Arm- strong. 56 vi. Jamess Price; m Susan Collins. 57 v11. Sarah5 Price; m John Hite Morton. v111. Johns Price Jr; m Euphrosine Villars. 1x. Mildreds Price; m Mr Baty (says Mrs Crager).

15 Ch ofFrances4 (Andrew3-John2- 1) m Reuben Newman Sr: 1. Georges Newman; m Mary Bourne. 11. Reubens Newman Jr. m. Alexander5 Newman; m Lucy Sleet. 1v. Andrews Newman; m(I) Mary Ann Pinnell; m(2) Genette Gainer. v. Thomas5 Newman; m(l) Martha Morris; m(2) Sarah Free­ man. 57a v1. Janes Newman; m Rev Ambroses Bourne#34. vii. Johns Newman; m(l) Edna Quisenberry; m(2) Mildred At­ kins; m(3) Jane Wright.

402 16 Ch of Judith4 (Andrew3-John2-1) m(l) Frederick Zimmerson Sr: 1. Johns Zimmerman; m Susan Bowen. 11. Daniel5 Zimmerman. 111. Augusts Zimmerman; m Betsy Barnett. 1v. Mortons Zimmerman; m Mildred Barnett. v. Williams Zimmerman; m Fanny Reed. v1. Pollys Zimmerman. vu. Janes Zimmerman; m Thomas CJennings. v111. Sallies Zimmerman; m( 1) John Lowen; m(2) Abner Bourne. 1x. Fredericks Zimmerman Jr; m Polly Hozart. x. Nancys Zimmerman; m John Carrier.

17 Ch of Andrew4 II (- 3-John2- 1) m(l) Elizabeth Robertson: 58 i. Andrews III; m(l) Ann (Petty) Sleet; m(2) Sarah Boswell.

17 Ch of Andrew4 II m(2) Eleanor Bourne: 59 1. Johns; m(l) Elizabeth6 Glass #168; m(2) Jane (Marston) Smithers. 60 11. Williams; m Nancy Threlkeld. 61 111. Marys (Polly); mJohn Glass. 62 1v. Sarahs (Sally); m Van G. West.

18 Ch of William4 ( Andrew3-J ohn2-1) m Milla (Midred) Helm: 1. Mortons. 63 11. Lucy Ann5; m 4 July 1831 George Fielding Calmes. (Above data & what follows are from Amer Comp of Gen VI 117; some dates seem confused.) 64 111. Johns d 1879; m 1825 Jane, 1802-1865, dau of Thomas & Martha (Morris) Newman. Div. 1v. Millys; mJohn S Slaughter. v. Williams; m Judith Carter. v1. Janes;mFelixMetz. vu. Andrews.

19 Ch of John4 (Henry3-John2- 1) m Mary Brock: 1. Sallies b 1768. 11. Daniel Boones b 1770. 111. Mortons b 1772.

403 1v. Harry Brock5 b 1774. 65 v. Elizabeth5 b 1777; m Bellefield Glass. v1. Polly5 b 1779; m Robert Wilson.No issue. 66 vu. N ancys b 1781; m William Walker. 6 7 vm. Sus ans b 1783; m( I) Benjamin Glass; m(2) Mr Caup.

20 Ch of William4 (Henry3-J ohn2- 1) m Catherine Bourne: 67a 1. Moses5, Culpepper Co Va 1779 - Sullivan Co Ind 1848; mJudiths Branham#28. 68 11. Morton5, 18 May 1783 - Lewis Co Mo 1856; m(l) Tabi- thas White#69; m(2) Mrs Rees. 111. Janes b 1785; m Belair P Evans. 1v. William5, 1790-1849. v. Rebecca5, 1792-1843. v1. JohnDavis5, 1794-1877;mNancyHigbee. vu. Henrys d 1828. Unm. v111. Anns, (Nancy), cl801-1863; m Ambrose Morton. 1x. James MS b 1804; m Julia Ann Herring.

21 Ch of James4 (Henry3-John2- 1) m Elizabeth Gore: 1. Walkers b 1890; m(l) Katherine Berkeley; m(2) Clarissa M Payne; m(3) Willie Bellefield Jameson. 11. Morton5; m Eveline Smith. m. John5 (Jack), d unm. 1v. Nancy5 (Anna) b 1798; m(l) John Jones; m(2) Nicholas Jones; m(3) Samuel Rankin.

22 Ch ofThomas4 (Henry3-John2-1) m Nancy Hunt: 1. Greenup5; m Harretha ... 11. Isabella5 ; m Mr McMillan. 111. Robinsons. 1v. Williams. v. Elijahs. v1. Mahala5; m Maj William Noel. v11. Miranda5; m Howard Sebastian. v111. Theresa5; m Leroy Noel. 1x. Nancy5 . x. Mary5 (Polly); m Mr Bourne.

404 x1. Mildreds. xu. Sarahs (Sally); m 28 Dec 18!5 James Campbell.

23 Ch of Elizabeth4 (Henry3-John2- 1) m Reuben Finnell: i. Andrew Bournes Finnell. ii. Johns Finnell. iii. Sallys Finnell. iv. Nancys (Ann) Finnell. v. Judy Ruthys Finnell. vi. Milly Duncans Finnell.

24 Ch of Reu ben4 (Henry3-J ohn2- 1) m Hannah Bourne. i. Josephs b 1795 (?); m 1819 Mary (Polly) Hulett. ii. 5 Daughters5; one m Mr Tompkins.

25 Ch of Johns Branham Sr(Sarah4-John3[m!J-2- 1) m Letitia ... : 1. Henry6 Branham, 27 Feb 1784 - 16 Sept 1838; m Mary (Polly) .... 11. Tavernier6 Branham, 27 Feb 1786 - 10 Mar 1831; m Woodford Co Ky 20 July 1814 Mary Ann Hicks. (Recs of John Buford). iii. Robert6 Branham, 20 Sept 1787 - 27 Jan 1860; m ab 1818 Nancy Stapp b 10 Nov 1788. To Madison Ind ab 1818. 1v. Susan6 Branham b I Mar 1789; m Elias Stapp b 4 Jan 1786. To Madison Ind ab 1818. v. William6 Branham, 10 Aug 1790 - 10 Jan 1816; m• Mary Stapp b 7 Nov 1797. v1. Sandford6 Branham b 18 Feb 1792; m Matilda Brooking. v11. Elizabeth6 Branham b 8 Apr 1793; m Milton Stapp b 14 July 1792. To Madison Ind ab 1818. v111. Beverly6 Branham, 19 Feb 1796 - Woodford Ky 1863; m Woodford Co Ky 28 Mar 1818 Martha T (Patsy) Brooking. 1x. J ohn6 Branham Jr, 18 May 1797 - 30 Sept 1860; m 13 June 1821 Susan Quinn, 19 Sept 1803- 16 June 1888. x. Bennett6 Branham Sr b 8 Apr 1799. No further rec, but Sr. could indicate wife & ch.

26 Ch of William Bournes Branham (Sarah4-John3[m!J-2- 1) m(l) Elizabeth Yates:

405 i. Martha6 (Patsy) Branham b 2 Aug 1788.

26 Ch of William Bourne5 Branham m(2) Frances Vivian Webb: 1. William Webb6 Branham, 14 May 1803 - 9 May 1903; m Sithey b 21 Feb 1808, dau of John Hedges. u. Frances Smith6 Branham, 6 Feb 1808 - 13 Sept 1838; m Silas, 1 Nov 1803-30 June 1880, son of John Hedges. n1. Augustine6 Branham; m Elizabeth Skillman. 1v. Maria Thacker6 Branham, 19 June 1810 - 19 Nov 1850; m 18 Nov 1830 James S, 26 May 1812 - 4 Jan 1834, son of John Hedges. v. Zerrelda6 Branham b 21 Feb 1812.

27 Ch of Spencer5 Branham Jr (Sarah4-John3fm!J- 2- 1) m Elizabeth Richardson: 1. Henry6 Branham, Va 1789 - Ga 1857; m 1811 Verlinda Harris d 1851.

28 Ch of Judith5 Branham (Sarah4-John3lmll-2- 1) m Moses Bourne #67a. i. 5 sons6 & 3 daus6 .

29 Ch of Tabitha5 (Francis4-J ohn3lm 11-2- 1) m William White: 69 1. Tabitha6 White, 1792 - Mo 1843; m as 1st wife Morton Bourne#68.

30 Ch of William5 (Francis4-J ohn3fmll- 2•1) m Margaret Hawkins: 1. Francis6 b Ky 1785; m 23 Sept 1806 Sally Herring (Hear­ ing, Herrin) (license VR Garrard Co Ky) dau of Thomas Hearings. 11. Ann6 (Nancy) b Ky; m 25 Sept 1804 William Hoskins. 70 m. Lucy6, Ky 1787 - 5 Oct 1823; m 23 July 1803 Moses, son of Thomas & Drusilla Noel. (Garrard Co Ky recs). 71 1v. Martha6 (Patsy), Ky 17 Jan 1790 - 20 Dec 1834 of chol- era; m 23 Dec 1806 James Guerrant, 3 Mar 1787 - 16 Feb 1841, son of John d 4 July 1833 aet 73 & Mary (Owsley) Bryant.

406 72 v. John 6, Ky-3 Dec 1833; m Nancy (Stapp?). Vl. Agnes6, Ky 1801 - 12 Mar 1826; m 11 Mar 1819 Walter Newton. 73 Vll. Elizabeth6 b Ky; m 13 Mar 1828 Benjamin Sutton. Vlll. Sarah6; m 13 Oct 1814 Seaton Taylor. IX. Frances6 (Fanny); m 2 Jan 1815 Frederick Maclin (Mc­ Lin, Macelin).

31 Ch ofLucy5 (Francis4-John3[mll-2- 1) m Francis Lowen Sr: 1. Francis6 Lowen Jr; m 18 Feb 1808 Sarah (Sally) Hudson. See#32-ii. 74 11. Sarah6 (Sally) Lowen, 3 June 1787 - Ky 15 Jan 1873; m 7 Sept 1806 J ohn5 Perry #45. 75 n1. Lucy6 Lowen d 1810; mJohnJeffries. 1v. Rebecca6 Lowen dy. v. Frances6 Lowen dy. 76 v1. Benjamin6 Lowen, 1799 - 3 July 1852; m Franklin Co Ky (VR) 2 Apr 1816 Affiar5 Bourne #41. Bur old Collins place, Franklin Co Ky. v11. J ames6 Lowen, cl 796-1872; m Elizabeth Wash b 1811. vn1. Susan6 Lowen; m John Nelson. Moved to Mo. 77 1x. William6 Lowen, I Sept 1800 - I Sept 1866; m Elizabeth C, 1828-10 Sept 1866, dau of David & Martha (Sale) Stipe. 78 x. Mary6 (Polly) Lowen, 12 Oct 1802 - 3 Jan 1865; m 12 Jan 1824 Capt William, 1800 - 1830, son of William & Janet (Walker) McBrayer; div4 Nov 1830. 78a x1. Agnes6 Lowen; m 8 Mar 1827 William Price6 Daniel#l40.

32 Ch of Agnes5 (Francis4-John3[mIJ-2- 1) m Rev Joshua Hudson: 1. James6 Hudson. Unm. 11. Sarah6 Hudson; m 18 Feb 1808 Francis Lowen Jr#3 l-i. m. David6 Hudson; m 7 Mar 1814 Judith, dau of Genl John South of Fayette Co Ky. 1v. Frances6 (Fanny) Hudson; m William Miles. v. Margaret6 Hudson; m license Jessamine Co Ky 16 Oct 1816, m 2 Nov 1816 Samuel Jr, son of Samuel & Agnes (Wilson) Johnson. 79 v1. Mildred6 Hudson b 1800; m I July 1824 Joseph DeBoe

407 (Duboe) b 1794. (Jessamine Co Ky VR.) vn. Agnes6 Hudson; m 16 Mar 1829 Joseph Christopher. v111. Elizabeth6 Hudson d 1825; m Aug 1809 David, 26 Jan 1788 - 7 Apr 1858, son of Reuben & Margaret (Hudson) Arnold. (Margaret sister of Rev Joshua Hudson m Agnes Bourne#32.) 1x. Philadelphia6 Hudson; m Fielding Small. x. Lucy6 Hudson; m Samuel Watson.

33 Ch of Abner5 (Francis4-John3[mJJ-2-1) m Elizabeth Hayden: 1. Levi6 b cl764; m 21 Oct 1824 Elizabeth (Fanny) Haydon. (Jessamine Co Ky VR). In War of 1812 in Battle of Raisin River. 11. Whitfield6. In War of 1812, in Battle of Raisin River. To Mo&Ark. 111. John6. To Mo. 1v. Ambrose6 b Kycl805; m Mary Anne ... b Ky cl 816. v. Francis6 b Ky cl810; m Eliza Jane ... b Va cl 822. v1. Hudson6 b Ky cl815; m Susan ... b Ky cl 821. v11. Dudley6 bKycl820. viii. Elizabeth6 b Ky 1825.

34 Ch of Rev Ambrose5 (Francis4-John3[mJJ-2- 1) m(l) Jane New- man#57a: 80 1. Frances6 (Fanny) b Ky 1797; m Ephraim Watkins b Va 1796. In 1850 Todd Co (Ky) census gives "Farmer, worth $3000." On IO Dec 1834 Ephraim bought half interest with his bro-in-law John Milton6 Bourne #81 in a sawmill in Montgomery Co Tenn nr Port Royal Tenn. On 13 Dec 1835 he sold his half to John Milton Bourne. (Deed Book T Montgomery Co Tenn.) 81 ii. John Milton6 b "nr Nicholas, Sessami Co Ky" (Nicholas- ville, Jessamine Co Ky) 16 Sept 1800 - Tarboro NC 16 Sept 1873; m 20 Nov 1823 Catherine White, Robertson Co Tenn 9 Apr 1800 - Brandon Miss 10 Dec 1862, dau of Joseph & Sarah (Diggs) Wimberly, bur nr Adams Tenn. Owned land in Montgomery Co Tenn. 82 111. Jane6, 23 Sept 1802 - 6 May 1827; m as 2nd wife 12 Mar

408 1819 William, 5 Apr 1794 - 2 July 1835, son of Thomas & Elsey Greenfield. (William m(l) Ruth Wilson Thompson; m(3) Piety Horn (Fort) Yancey, dau of Whitmil Hill & Dorothy (Wimberly) Fort. 83 1v. Alexander b prob Ky 18 Jan 1804; m Harriet d 22 Oct 1880, dau of Ellen Newman. Desc lvg nr Keysburg & Adams Tenn.

34 Ch of Rev Ambrose5 m(2) Mary Johnson: 84 1. Ambrose Dudley6, prob Woodford Co Ky 5 Dec 1805 - nr Clarksville Tenn 31 Oct 1878; m 16 Dec 1829 Sallie, 11 Apr 1809 - 16 Oct 1865, dau of Louis (or Lewis) & Eliza­ beth (Wimberly) Whitfield. A farmer, stock buyer & for many yrs tobacco inspctr for Montgomery Co Tenn. 85 11. Samuel Johnson6, Ky 6 Dec 1807 - nr Gordonsville Todd Co Ky 29 Aug 1890, prob bur nr his home; m by Rev Henry Anderson 6 Dec 1839 Maria Francis Young#207a. 86 111. William6 (middle name W or Martin as shown on old deeds), Ky 25 Aug 1809 - 28 Feb 1883, bur fam cem Port Royal Tenn; m 8 Sept 1829 Matilda, 20 Mar 1814 - 3 Mar 1860, dau of James & Nancy (Darden) Carr. 1v. Thomas6; m Lucinda Carr. 87 v. Eliza6, Fayette Co Ky 23 Mar 1810 - Ashley, Pike Co Mo 16 Oct 1886; m 9 Dec 1824 Barzel Riggs, Jessamine Co Ky 8 June 1802-Ashley, Pike Co Mo 23 Apr 1883. v1. Agnes6; m Needham Whitfield. vii. Sallie C6 b 3 Sept 1814; m Major Cheatham.

34 Ch of Rev Ambrose5 m(3) Charity Fort: 1. Ambrose Josiah Fort6, 16 Feb 1821 - drowned 27 Aug 1830. Bur Josiah Fort Cem, Robertson Co Tenn. 88 11. Piety Horn6 b 23 July 1819 (1829 on tombstone); m 2 Jan 1839 Dr Reddin Lemuel b 4 May 1815 (date from dau; date in Grisard Hist by B A Grisard 1932 of Winchester Tenn is b 4 May 1816), son of Joel & Sarah (Sugg) Gris­ ard.

35 Ch ofFrances5 (Francis4-John3[mIJ-2- 1) m Abner Young:

409 89 1. Martin6 Young, I Sept 1793 - 28 Oct 1838; m by Rev Henry Anderson 20 Oct 1814 Susan b Va 1796, dau of James Sale of Jessamine Co Ky. 90 11. Mary6 (Polly) Young, 10 Oct 1795 - 17 Nov 1855; m 11 Sept 1823 David T Smith, 18 June 1788 - Logan Co Ky 5 May 1854. 111. Hon Richard Martin6 Young b 20 Feb 1798; m 24 June 1820 Matilda b 18 Jan 1802, dau of Judge William & Mar- tha (Hamilton) James of St Genevieve (?). Commissioner in Land Office Washington DC. No record of ch. IV. Sarah Martin6 Young, 10 Feb 1800 - 17 May 1829; m 23 Mar 1820 Sandford Poston. Moved to Logan Co Ky, no rec of ch. 91 V. John Jefferson6 Young, 22 Feb 1802 - I Aug 1834; m 18 Jan 1831 Elizabeth Caroline (Witt) Ballard. 92 VI. Louisa Ann6 Young b 24 Jan 1804; m Jessamine Co Ky May 1820DavidCSlaughter, 1800/0l-2Nov 1821. 93 VII. Coleby6 Young, 19 Mar 1808 - 1864; m Sarah A, dau of William & Miss (Berry) Hogan. 94 Vlll. Philadelphia6 YoungbJan 1810; m Thomas Taylor. IX. Susan Agnes6 Young, 20 Mar 1812-24 Sept 1832.

36 Ch of Philadelphia5 (Francis4 - John3[mll-2- 1) m Rev Archibald Bristow: 1. America6 Bristow b 18 Apr 1798; m Mr Parrish. 11. Agnes6 Bristow b 17 Jan 1800; m Mr Talbott. 111. John6 Bristow b 6 Apr 1802; m(I) Christian Co Ky I Jan 1821 Sallie A Payne; m(2) Mrs Louise Slaughter. 95 1v. Francis Marion6 (Frank) Bristow, 11 Aug 1804 - 10 Jan 1864; m Emily Edwards Helm, 25 June 1808 - 4 Apr 1882, grdau of Benjamin Edwards. Mem House of Reps of Ky; 1846 Mem State Const Convention; 1853 elected to fill term of Presley Ewing in US Congress; leading lawyer of Elkton Ky. v. Sarah (Sally) Glover6 Bristow b 9 Oct 1806; m Thomas Dobyns. v1. Virginia6 Bristow b 1808; m Hockaday Parrish. vn. Caroline6 Bristow b 13 Sept 1810; m by William Stewart

410 16 Feb 1827 Hiram Ashburn. (Todd Co KyVR.) vm. Rev James Hervey6 Bristow, 28 July 1813 - Paducah Ky 1 Mar 1870; m(l) Danville Ky 4 Oct 1836 Sara W G Rob­ ertson d Danville 31 Mar 1846; m(2) 6 May 1852 Frances, Richmond Ky 27 Nov 1824 - 22 Apr 1900, dau of Nathan­ iel & Lydia (Wellington) Coolidge. Both bur Cave Hill Cem Louisville Ky. 1x. Benjamin Franklin6 Bristow b 1815; m Ellen Lucas. lvd Covington Ky. x. Jerome Zanchius6 Bristow b 26Nov 1817. x1. Elizabeth6 (Bettie)Bristowb2Feb 1820. 96 xn. Philadelphia6 (Kippy) Bristow, 3 Nov 1822 - 6 Aug 1879; m 18 Feb 1841 Isaac Stipp.

37 Ch of John5 (Francis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Elizabeth Arnold: 1. Reuben6• 11. Lucy6• Unm. LvgJessamine Co Ky 1898. 97 n1. Francis6 (Frank), cl808 - 1 Dec 1861; m(l) by Mr J Sale 1 Nov 1834 Frances Davis; m(2) by Mr J S Wills 20 Apr 1848 Elizabeth (Miller) St. Clair, 10 Nov 1811 - 28 Jan 1889. 98 1v. Pauline6, c1810 - Paris Ky 1890 aet 80; m by George W Elley 22 Dec 1831 Thomas H Ballard. v. William5; m license 10 June 1829 m by John Sacry 12 June 1829 Mary(Polly) Huckstep. 99 v1. David Arnold6 b cl815; m by Mr J Sale 13 Dec 1835 Cassandra Major, aet 34 in 1850 Census. A butcher. 100 vn. Isaac6, 14 Aug 1816 - 12 Feb 1881; m 24 (26) Apr 1848 Frances Jane McMurtry, 16 Aug 1832-12 Feb 1858. v111. Joshua Hudson6 b cl8 l 7; to Middletown Mo. 1x. Kesiah Plunket6• To Mo. x. John Milton6, IO Mar 1823-24Feb 1895. xi. SarahAgnes6 (Sally)d 29 May 1878. Unm.

38 Ch of Capt Daniel5 (Francis4-John3[mll-2- 1) m Margaret Dillon: 101 1. Andrew6 b c1802; m Ann (Nancy) Bishop d 1842. Trader in Jessamine Co Ky. 1850 census worth $1200. 11. ThomasJefferson6 dcl858. Unm.

411 102 111. Lucy6; m James Dickerson; div; James m(2) Amanda Roberts. lV. George Washington6; m Anne (Nancy) Todd. V. America6; m 23 Jan 1826 Jonathan D Jones, 15 Aug 1800 -10Nov 1888. Vl. Caroline6g m Mahlon Rogers. Lvd Danville Ky. vu. Margaret6; m 9 Nov 1837 Charles Cosby. (Jessamine Co KyVR.) Vlll. Isabella6, 1819-1832. Unm. lX. Francis Marion6, 1823 - Lawrenceburg Ky 7 Feb 1896; m(I) Sarah, dau of Jefferson & Amanda (Zimmerman) Searcy; m(2) 1876 Frances (Myers) Alexander, 1832-1906.

39 Ch of Richard West5 (Wm4lmlLJohn3lm 2J- 2- 1) m(I) Elizabeth ... : 1. Daughter6 b cl 809. 11. Lucy6 bcl810;mMr Luper. m. Son6 b cl 811.

39 Ch of Richard West5 Sr m(2) Mary Ann Lawrence: 103 1. Judith Ann6 b Oldham Co Ky 7 June 1814; m 22 Nov 1830 William Hendrix. 11. Son6 bcl816dy.(?) m. Elizabeth Lawrence6, 5 Jan 1816-19 Aug 1852. Unm. 1v. William David6, Franklin Co Ky 13 Dec 1817 (1818?) Mexico Mo 9 Feb 1900. Unm. 104 v. Dr Richard West6 Jr, Frankfort Ky 7 Mar 1820 - Mexico Mo 25 (23) Nov 1917; m Woodford Co Ky 1848 Sarah Ann Graves, 2 Apr 1830 - 7 Apr 1863. Lvd Clinton Mo to 1854, then Mexico Mo, where he was the 1st Mayor 1856. 105 v1. Mary Elizabeth6 b 1821; m (as 1st wife?) William D Har­ rison. 106 v11. Mary Ellen6 b 18 Apr 1822; m (as 1st wife?) William D Harrison. (#vi & vii are from different sources. With Dr Richard West6 #v b Mar 1820, these could be the same person, error in second (middle) name?) 107 vu. Affiar (Affie) Gray6 b 7 Mar 1824; mas 2nd wife William D Harrison. 108 1x. LucyJane6 b6Feb 1826;mCarter Leeper.

412 109 x. Sarah Mitchell6 b 3 June 1828 (1829?) - killed by lightning; m bet 1 July 1849 & 30June 1850 Thomas T Moss.

40 Ch of Mary Ann5 (Wm4[m2LJohn3[m2J-2- 1) m(l) Thomas Collins: 1. Henry Harrison6 Collins b 5 July 1812; m 5 Sept 1839 Elizabeth, dau of John & Elizabeth (White) Bledsoe. 11. Robert Elliott6 Collins, 24 Dec 1813 - 22 June 1882; m (Anderson Co Ky VR) 12 Mar 1835 Permelia, 11 Dec 1821 - 5 Dec 1884, dau of Garland & Elizabeth (McBray­ er) Lane. iii. Joseph DeJarnett6 Collins, 14 Oct 1815 - 1892; m Mar­ garet Jackson. 1v. Richard Sanford6 Collins b 11 Nov 1817; m Anderson Co Ky 8 Mar 1838 Elizabeth Jane Richerson b 18 Feb 1821. v. William Bourne6 Collins, 7 July 1819 - 7 July 1893; m Anderson Co Ky 12 Jan 1859 Eliza, 19 Apr 1817 - 1906, dau of Benjamin & Affiar (Bourne) Lowen #41. No issue. v1. Thomas Dudley6 Collins b I Dec 1820; m(l) Sara Eliza­ beth Richarson; m(2) May Ann (Richerson) Jarboe. No ch of m(2). vn. James Edmund6 Collins, 26 Nov 1822 - Nov 1904; m 27 Apr 1843 Louvisa Angelic, IO Mar 1825 - 25 June 1891, dau of John & Elizabeth (White) Bledsoe. vm. Affiar6 Collins, 5 Oct 1824-16 Feb 1825. 110 ,x. Tobert Yates6 Collins, 13 Dec 1825 - 1874; m Franklin Co Ky 26 Mar 1848 Maria6 Lowen #111. x. John Crittenden6 Collins, 2 Jan 1828 - 29 Dec 1892; m(l) 28 Jan 1849 Mary Hays, 11 Jan 1829 - 6 July 1865, dau of Henry Cook; m(2) 17 Apr 1866 Harriet E, 1829 - 21 Aug 1894, dau of William Cloyd. x1. Samuel Johnson6 Collins, 22 Jan 1830 - 28 July 1887; m Mary Ann Adams, 8 Apr 1839-11 May 1883. x11. Benjamin6 Collins, 14July 1832-18June 1833.

41 Ch of Affiar5 (Wm4[m2LJohn3[m2J- 2- 1) m Benjamin6 Lowen#76: 1. Eliza6 Lowen, 19 Apr 1817 - 1906; m Anderson Co Ky 12 Jan 1859 William Bourne6 Collins #40-v. No issue. 111 11. Maria6 Lowen, 8 May 1820 - 21 Sept 1866; m Franklin Co

413 Ky 26 Mar 1848 Tolbert Yates Collins#ll0. 112 iii. Martha Ann6 Lowen; mJames Martin. 113 iv. Mary Ann6 Lowen; m Samuel Johnson. 114 V. William6 Lowen, 3 Nov 1821 - 7 Aug 1901; m 12 Feb 1846 Martha Jane Jenkins, 15 Jan 1828 - 5 Jan 1901. Both bur old Collins place, Franklin Co Ky. 115 VI. John Major6 Lowen; m Susan Pollett.

42 Ch ofWilliam5 (Andrew4-J ohn3[m21-2- 1) m Mary Ann Patton: 1. Roger Patton6, cl826-1869(?). In Jessamine Co Ky recs Book F 390: "Harrison Daniel, guardian of Roger P6 Bourne 1840. Cash recd of Davis Bourne for rent of land $85 10 Apr 1840. To cash pd St Mary's College on acct board, tuitions & books $80." In Book L 589: "Mary Ann Bourne's will acct 14 Aug 1873 - John E Patton Comm." In Book G 48, 49: "Roger Bourne, son of William; Jere­ miah Rowland, Guardian; settlement made 20 Oct 1847."

43 Ch of Mildred5 (Andrew4-J ohn3[m2J-2-1) m Reuben Finney: i. Andrew Bourne6 Finney. 11. John6 Finney. 116 111. Mildred6 Finney; m 1816 Robert Duncan her 2nd cousin. .t/fnr/ 44 Ch of Elijah5 (Andrew4-John3[m2J-2-l) m(l) Nancy Lowen: 117 1. James6, 1795-1865 (his estate appraised 4 Oct 1865); m(l) 19 July 1831 Cynthia Draffen of Lawrenceburg Ky (sister of John Draffen, lawyer, Mem of Congress during Civil War); m(2) 1847 Catherine (Kitty) d 1897, dau of William & Nancy (Blackford) Duncan. 118 11. Sussanna6 b cl810; m Samuel Muir. 119 111. Davis6 b Ky 1814; m Mary Ann Hunter b 1817. Farmer. 6 iv. Huldah ; m James D McCampbellb 1805. v. Sarah6; m James Patton. v1. Julie Ann6; m Silas Chrisman. 120 v11. Margaret6 b 1800; m 29 Jan 1825 George N Faulkner (Faulconer) b Va 1796 (aet 54 in 1850 census).

44 Ch of Elijah5 m(2) Sally Egbert:

414 121 1. Frances6; m Samuel Simpson. (Jessamine Co Ky YR have Frances m 16 Sept 1824 Tom Simpson). 11. Agatha6.

45 Ch of John5 Perry Sr(Jane4-John3lm21-2- 1) m Sarah6 Lowen #74: 122 1. Agnes6 Perry, 6 June 1807 - Kansas City Mo I Mar 1882; m Nicholasville Ky 29 Sept 1825 Dr Lawrence Flournoy, Ky 1802 - Jackson Co Mo 12 May 1858. Moved to Mo 1826. Bur Elmwood Cem, Kansas City Mo. From files of Union Hist Soc of Independence Mo "Drs Flournoy, Trout & Wilkinson did the practice in this part of the County, all lived in Independence." After Dr Flournoy's death a poster read: "Great sale of slaves 3rd Mon in Feb 1859, belonging to estate of Dr Lawrence Flournoy. Is­ sued by Probate Ct of Jackson Co Mo 14 July 1858." 11. Francis Lowen6 Perry, 30 Jan 1809 - 2 Feb 1834. Unm. Studied medicine. m. Ambrose6 Perry b 11 Jan 1811. 1v. Lewis6 Perry II, 2Jan 1813-25 Nov 1832. Unm. 123 v. Oliver Hazard6 Perry, 11 Mar 1815 - 1894/98; m 24 Mar 1846 Frances (Fannie), Jessamine Co Ky 26 Mar 1817 - 9 Apr 1882, dau of Robert & Mary (Sappington) Scott. Mary b&d nr Havre de Grace Md, dau of Dr Richard Sappington, surgeon during entire Rev War. Robert son of John 2/ 9 Scott of Pa, who was a remarkable man in the pioneer days of Jessamine Co Ky; a trader to New Orleans La by flat boats, returning on foot through the wilderness, He left a vast estate, having come to Ky with 2 shillings 9 pence, whence he got his "middle name", signing all documents this way. In Ky Legislature (Ky Hist 1887). v1. John6 Perry Jr, 31 Jan 1818 - 3 June 1884; m 24 Apr 1848 Elizabeth Ann, Fayette Co Ky 1819 - 5 Apr 1899, dau of William & Mary (Polly) (Vanlandingham) Gess. Bur Lex­ ington Ky. v11. J oseph6 Perry b 20 Dec 1819. Moved to Mo. vm. Jane Anne6 Perry, 11 Apr 1822-11 Feb 1892. Unm. 1x. Sarah6 Perry, 18 Dec 1824- 18 Feb 1826. 124 x. Morton6 Perry, Jessamine Co Ky 19 Dec 1826 - Nicholas-

415 ville Ky 14 June 1899; m 18 Oct 1849 Ellen, 23 Sept 1831 - 24 July 1908, dau of Joseph & Maria (Higbee) Cassell. (Joseph, 16 Apr 1805 - 6 Sept 1835, son of Abraham Cas­ sell; m 15 Nov 1830 Maria Higbee b 31 Dec 1814.) x1. Da ugh ter6 Perry b&d 5 Aug 18 29.

46 Ch of Catherine5 Perry (Jane4-John3[m2l-2- 1) m Samuel Shouse: 125 1. Jane Ann6 Shouse, 20 Mar 1810 - 5 Nov 1896; m Wood- ford Co Ky 27 Sept 1827 Josiah Felix, 2 Apr 1808 - 3 Mar 1868. 126 11. Benjamin Perry6 Shouse, 14 June 1811 - Mo Mar 1888; m 1838 Margaret Farra b cl 821. To Platte Co Mo. 111. Russell6 Shouse, 18 Nov 1813-Platte Co Mo. Unm. IV. Berelda6 Shouse b 31 Oct 1814. U nm. V. Permelia6 Shouse b 29 Dec 1815 dy. 127 Vl. Lewis6 Shouse, 28 Jan 1817 - Mo 20 Dec 1875; m Eliza­ beth Dawson b cl 824. To Platte Co Mo. Vll. Elizabeth6 Shouse, 14 Feb 1820-4 Feb 1822. Vlll. Sarah6 Shouse b 4 Feb 1822 dy. IX. Martha6 Shouse b 4 Feb 1822 dy. 128 X. Nancy6 Shouse, 14 Feb 1824 - 25 Mar 1862; m(l) by Mr J Peake, Woodford Co Ky 3 Jan 1842 James B Morane (Murraine); m(2) as 2nd wife Woodford Co Ky 20 June 1854 Abraham Newton, 18 Feb 1811 - 10 June 1883, son of Abraham(Abram)& Sarah (Weakley) Dale. 129 x1. Samuel Henry6 Shouse, 25 Jan 1827 - 23 Dec 1904; m 5 May 1857 Mary J Orr, 24June 1833-22 Apr 1909. 130 x11. Catherine Eunice6 Shouse, 27 Mar 1829 - 11 Feb 1861; m by Mr J Leake, Woodford Co Ky 22 Dec 1846 William S Garvey.

47 Ch of Sarah5 (Sallie) Perry (Jane4 - John3[m2l-2- 1) m George I Brown: 131 1. Moreau6 Brown, 14 Jan 1815 - 17 June 1870; m(l) Eu- dora Blackwood of Charleston SC; m(2) Sarah (Sallie) E Price b cl 828. Hemp merchant. 132 11. George6 Brown, 28 Feb 1819 - 30 Oct 1897; m Ann M, 9 June 1826 - 29 Mar 1888, dau of Andrew Hemphill of Jessamine Co Ky. Hemp mfgr.

416 48 Ch of Jane5 Perry (Jane4-John3[m21-2- 1) m James McQuiddy: 1. Sarah6 (Sallie) McQuiddy, 12 Aug 1812 - 6 July 1858; m Anderson Co Ky 26 Oct 1840 Benedict Carlisle b Md cl 800. ii. John Jackson6 McQuiddy b 28 Aug 1814; m at home of her grfather, Shelby Co Ky 22 Jan 1846 Roxanna Rey­ nolds, 22 Mar 1824-Kansas City Mo 11 May 1847. m. Alexander6 McQuiddy; m Sally Norris. 1v. Franklin6 McQuiddy,8Augl817-180ctl857. Unm. v. Elizabeth6 McQuiddy d unm. v1. Mary Jane6 McQuiddy, 30 Sept 1823 - 24 Sept 1904; m 14 Apr 1846 William Harrison, 29 Oct 1812 - 5 Apr 1891, son of James Ballard. vu. Martha6 McQuiddy, Woodford Co Ky 22 Oct 1829 - 20 May 1907, bur Cave Hill Cem, Anderson Co Ky; m 22 Dec 1846 Ephraim Jr, I May 1820 - 18 May 1901, son of Ephraim & Margaret (Prather) Lillard Sr, who are bur Lawrenceburg Ky cem. vm. James6 McQuiddy Jr d unm. 1x. Dr Robert Irvin6 McQuiddy, 11 May 18_ - 13 Apr 1917; m 11 May 1858 Sarah Pauline, 1 Nov 1840 - 14 July 1904, dau of Genl Christopher & Minerva (Lillard) Lillard. Bur Lawrenceburg Ky.

49 Ch of Ann5 Perry (Jane4-John3[mll-2- 1) m Samuel Torbitt: 1. Joseph Perry6 Torbitt; m Mrs Cood. No issue. 11. Son6 Torbitt dy. 111. Martha Ann6 Torbitt d unm. 1v. Jane6 Torbitt; m by Mr F Hall, Woodford Co Ky 28 Nov 1837 George Clinton, son of Genl Jacob & Sarah (White) Castleman, who served in War of 1812.

50 Ch of Moses5 Hawkins Sr (Eliz4-Andrew3-John2-1) m Georgia Quisenberry: i. James6 Hawkins; m Mary Francis. 11. William6 Hawkins; m Margaret Hansom. 111. Benjamin6 Hawkins. 133 1v. Elizabeth6 Hawkins b IO June 1814; m by Mr G W Elley 18 Sept 1834John B Cook.

417 134 V. Moses6 Hawkins Jr; m 4 Jan 1838 Martha Ann McCon­ nell. Vl. Strother6 Hawkins; m Miss Miller of Palestine Ill. vu. Polly6 Hawkins; m Ed(?) Dunbar of England. viii. Ann6 Hawkins; mJames Messick. 135 IX. Jane6 Hawkins; m by Mr H T N Benedict 1 Mar 1832 John Messick.

51 Ch of Aijalon5 Price (Sarah4-Andrew3-John2- 1) m Mary Payne: i. Sally6 Price. 136 ii. J ane6 Price; m Mr Payne.

52 Ch of William5 Price Sr (Sarah4-Andrew3-John2- 1) m Kitty Curd: 1. Richard6 Price; m Sallie Wells. 11. William6 Price Jr dy. m. Hop6(e?) Price; m Annie Wills. 1v. Henry6 Price. v. Sallie6 Price; m William McGowan (Magowan). 137 v1. Mary Elizabeth6 Price; mJohn Spencer Curd. vu. Kittie6 Price.

53 Ch of Moses Morton5 Price (Sarah4-Andrew3-John2-1) m Cathe- rine Broaddus: 1. John Lewis6 Price MD; m(l) Catherine Estill; m(2) Nancy Hord. 11. Andrew Bourne6 Price; m Evelyn Watkins. 137a 111. Moses Morton6 Price Jr, Jessamine Co Ky 7 Jan (June) 1805 - Evansville Ind 24 Jan 1878; m Clevine Estill Co Ky 21 Dec 1841 Fanny Crosthwait, Harrison Co Ky 10 Feb 1822- Evansville Ind 25 Sept 1893. 1v. Thomas L6 Price; m(l) Sarah Jarnigan; m(2) Elizabeth Coombs. v. Aijalon6 Price; m Lucy Edwards. v1. Sarah6 Price; m Ansel Daniel. v11. Mary L6 Price; m Dr John Scott. v111. Lucy B6 Price; David Scott. 1x. Eliza J 6 Price; m Walter Childs. x. Amelia6 Price; m Dr John L Poore.

418 54 Ch of Elizabeth5 Price (Sarah4-Andrew3-J ohn2- 1) m John Daniel Sr: 138 1. Harrison6 Daniel; m Lucy A Curd. 139 11. Andrew6 Daniel; m Polly Hinds. 140 111. William Price6 Daniel, 1806-1872; m(l) 8 Mar 1827 Ag­ nes6 Lowen #78a; m(2) Sophronia W Dunn. 141 1v. James6 Daniel; m Martha Townsend. 142 v. John6 Daniel Jr; m Kitty Luckett. v1. Richard6 Daniel dy. 143 v11. Sarah6 Daniel; m Alexander (Sandy) Hinds.

55 Ch of Jane5 Price (Sarah4 -Andrew3-John2- 1) m(l) Richard H Ridgely Sr: 1. Daniel B6 Ridgely. Commodore USN. 144 11. Richard H6 Ridgely Jr; m Martha Nance (Nantz) of Rus- sellville Ky. Lawyer of Lexington & Nicholasville Ky. Maj in Mexican War on Staff of Gen! Price.

56 Ch of James5 Price (Sarah4-Andrew3-J ohn2- 1) m Susan Collins: 145 1. Sydney6 Price b 30 Aug 1807; m I June 1831 Jacob Bon- durant Sallee.

57 Ch of Sarah5 Price (Sarah4 - Andrew3 - John2- 1) m John Hite Morton: 1. George6 Morton; m Isabella ... 11. Elizabeth6 (Eliza Sarah?) Morton; m Joseph Saunders Morris. 111. John Price6 Morton; m Harriet Griswold. 146 1v. Harriet6 Morton; m Mr Griswold. v. William6 Morton; m Louisa Baker. v1. Jane6 Morton; m Edwin Morris. vu. Henry Clay6 Morton; m(I) Prudence Blackburn; m(2) Mary Quigley. v111. Ellen Mary6 Morton; m Walter Cox. 1x. Rebecca6 Morton; m Mr AG Munn. x. Margaret6 Morton dy. x1. Margaret Brand6 Morton; m as 2nd wife Mr H A Gris­ wold.

419 57a Ch of Janes Newman (Frances4-Andrew3-John2-1) m Rev Am- brose5 Bourne: See #34.

58 Ch of Andrews III (4[mtl-3-John2- 1) m(l) Ann (Petty) Sleet: 1. William6• 11. Caroline6• 111. John6• iv. Ann6.

58 Ch of Andrews III m(2) Sarah Boswell: 1. Charles Thompson6• u. Philip A6 . 111. Lucy Mary6. 1v. Milton6• v. ChurchillJ6.

59 Ch of Johns (Andrew4[m2l-3-John2- 1) m(l) Elizabeth Glass#l68: 1. Susanna6 . 147 11. Sarah6 (Sally); m Frank Thurman. 148 111. Mary6 (Polly); m William Thornberry. 149 iv. America6; m Sidney Smith Rowlett. 150 v. Ann6(Nancy);mWilliam Walker. v1. William Morton6; m Miranda Duvall. 151 vu. Barbara Ann6; m (1) Warren Foster, m(2) Lewis Henry Salin. 152 Vlll. Lewis Mason6; m Sallie Boone Duvall. 153 IX. John Morris6; m Mary Allen Wingate. X. Amanda6dy. 154 Xl. William Richard6; m Cynthia A Lee. xii. Elizabeth Ellen6• 155 Xlll. Orlando Brown6; m(l) Miss Hill; m(2) Elizabeth (Bettie) Duvall.

60 Ch of William5 (Andrew4[m2l-3-J ohn2- 1) m Nancy Threlkeld: 156 1. Andrew6; m Mary Ann ... 157 11. James6; m ... m. John6. 158 iv. Dr Jesse6; m Georgia ... 159 v. Elizabeth6; m Mr Wilkerson.

420 160 v1. Sorrelda6; m Mr Wilkerson. 161 vu. Martha Ellen6 (Patsy); m Thomas Harrison. 162 v111. Lucy Jane6; m(I) William Threlkeld; m(2) Mr Kemper.

61 Ch ofMary5 (Polly) (Andrew4lm2H-John2- 1) mJohn Glass: i. Ellen6 Glass; m 5 Jan 1838 Rev John Lee of Owen Co Ky. No issue. 163 11. William6 Glass, 1813-1890; m Owen Co Ky 23 Feb 1836 Sallie Ann Hayden (or Sarah Hudson), 1817-1890. 164 111. Andrew6 Glass; m 1841 Nancy Miller. 1v. Samuel6 Glass, Ky cl822-Aft 1850. Unm. v. Thomas6 Glass, Kyc1825-1880. Unm. v1. George6 Glass b Ky 1820; m(l) Amanda Wilson; m(2) Rhoda Erwin. No issue. 165 v11. Henry6 (Harry) Glass b Ky cl 829; m 1855 Julia Horsman. viii. John S6 Glass b Ky c1833; m(l) Elizabeth Abbott; m(2) Nancy Dunham. 166 1x. Mary6 Glass, Ky 1820-1916; m 10 July 1840 Silas H Wil­ son of Owen Co Ky. 167 x. Louisa6 Glass; m(l) Nelson Jones; m(2) George Davis.

62 Ch ofSarah5 (Sally) (Andrew4[m2l-3-John2- 1) m Van G West Sr: 1. Marvin6 West. 11. Andrew 16 West. 111. Van G6 West. Jr. 1v. Henry6 West.

63 Ch of Lucy Anns (Wm4 - Andrew3 - John2- 1) m George Fielding Calmes: 1. William Bourne6 Calmes, 1837-1893; m Harriet Douglas Symed 1887.

64 Ch of John5 (Wm4-Andrew3-John2-1) m Jane Newman: 1. Sally6 b 1826; m Mr CF Haines. 11. Jane6 b 1834; m Mr GT Button. m. William6 II; m Judith Carter.

65 Ch ofElizabeth5 (John4-Henry3-John2- 1) m Bellefield Glass: i. Benjamin6 Glass.

421 167a 11. Julia Ann6 Glass; m Mr White. 111. William Morton6 Glass. 1v. Beri6 Glass. v. Stafford 6 Glass.

66 Ch ofNancys (John4-HenryJ-John2- 1) m William Walker: 16 7b i. Mary Eliza beth6 Walker; m John Henry 7 Lee #259.

67 Ch of Susans (John4-Henry3-John2- 1) m(l) Benjamin Glass: 168 i. Elizabeth6 Glass b 1802; m Johns Bourne #59. 169 ii. Mary Morton6 Glass b 1805; m 4 July 1822 Lewis White Jr. 170 m. Nancy6 Glass, 1808-1888; m Nashville Atkins. 171 1v. Henry6 Glassbl808;mElizaSharpe. 172 v. Bellefield6 Glass, 1812-1884; m Polly Jones. 173 v1. Barbara6 Glass b 4 Jan 1816; m Owen Co Ky 6 Feb 1836 Dr Joseph Lee.

68 Ch of Mortons (Wm4-Henry3-John2- 1) m(l) Tabitha6 White: #69. 1. Emily6 b 181 O; m by Mr H T N Benedict 20 Oct 1829 George Twyman Moore. Both dead in 1898. 11. Douglass6 b 1812; m 1835 Sarah S Pipes. Both dead m 1898. m. Dau S6 b 1814; m 1838 William Searcy. Both dead m 1898. 1v. Martha Ann6 b 1816; m Harry Welden. Both dead m 1898. v. Morton6 Jr, 1819-1849; m Elizabeth Givens. v1. Mary Jane6 b 1825; m 1845 Jackson Welden. v11. Henrietta6, 1828-1887; m George Hanson. v111. Rebecca6 b 1830; m 1853 Charles Horsman. In Brecken­ ridge Mo. 1x. William H6 d bef 1898.

68 Ch of Mortons Sr m(2) Mrs Rees: i. Susan6 b 24 Aug 1840; m Mr S A Bagby. In Sedalia Mo 1898. ii. James6, 21 Dec 1842- Walla Walla Wash 1881.

422 69 Ch of Tabitha6 White (Tabitha5-Francis4-John3lmll-2-1) mas 1st wife Morton Bourne Sr: See #68 (ml).

70 Ch of Lucy6 (Wm5-Francis4-John3lmIJ-2-1) m Moses Noel: i. Rev Rupert7 Noel.

71 Ch of Martha6 (Patsy) (Wm5-Francis4-John3lmIJ-2-1) m James Guerrant Bryant Sr: 1. Elizabeth7 Bryant, 18 Nov 1807-12 Aug 1808. n. John Silas7 Bryant b 20 May 1809; m 15 Jan 1834 Lucy Aldridge. m. Stephen7 Bryant b 1 Oct 1811; m 30 Oct 1834 Mahaly- anneJones. IV. Moses C7 Bryant b 8 Apr 1813; m 23 Dec 1834 Josephine Wason. 174 V. James Guerrant7 Bryant Jr b cl814; m 9 July 1834 Kath­ erine Cecil d 8 Jan 1850. Vl. Mariah Louise7 Bryant b 2 Mar 1816. Vll. Edmond7 (Edmund) Bryant, 17 Jan 1817 -10 Sept 1832. viii. Thomas K7 Bryant, 6 Feb 1819-10 Oct 1833. IX. George Washington7 Bryant b 23 Jan 1821. X. ElizaJane7 Bryant, 25 Sept 1822-12Jan 1841. 175 Xl. James Martin7 Bryant b 1823; m Roberta Stockton Ed­ wards. XII. WilliamStewart7 Bryantb21 Nov 1824. xiii. Archibald F7 Bryant b 17 Oct 1825 / 26. xiv. Benjamin Franklin7 Bryant b 7 Oct 1828, on record 'Crutchfield' is written in different ink. xv. Marthyanne7 Bryant, 18 Oct 1830-2 Mar 1833.

72 Ch of J ohn6 (Wm5-Francis4-J ohn3lmIJ-2-1) m Nancy Stapp(?): 1. Sally7 b 28 Feb 1814. n. WilliamStapp7 b 12June 1816. n1. Ambrose7 b 5 Dec 1817. IV. Margaret7 b 31 Dec 1819. v. James7 b 7 Dec 1821. v1. Elizabeth7 b 20 Mar 1824. VIL Marthyanne7 b 12 Nov 1825.

423 73 Ch of Elizabeth6 (Wm5-Francis4-John3lmJJ-2- 1) m Benjamin Sutton: 1. Maria Louise7 Sutton b 21 Dec 1828. 11. William Bourne7 Sutton b 20 May 1830. u1. Lucy7 Sutton b 20 Oct 1832.

74 Ch of Sarah6 (Sally) Lowen (Lucy5-Francis4-John3lmll-2-1) m John Perry: See #45.

75 Ch of Lucy6 Lowen (Lucy5-Francis4-John3lmt1-2-1) m John Jef- fries: i. Sallie7 Jeffries; m Mr Flournoy. ii. (Mr) T7 Jeffries; m Miss Dickerson.

76 Ch of Benjamin6 Lowen (Lucy5-Francis4-John3lmIJ-2-1) m Af- fiar5 Bourne: See#41.

77 Ch of William6 Lowen Sr (Lucy5-Francis4-John3lmtl-2-1) m Eliz- abeth C Stipe: 1. William7 Lowen Jr. u. Aleck7 Lowen. 111. Lucy Drake7 Lowen.

78 Ch of Mary6 Lowen (Lucy5-Francis4-John3lmtJ-2- 1) m Capt Wil- liam M cBrayer: 176 1. Lucy 17 McBrayer; m 1847 Dr Thomas White b 10 Feb 1824, son of John & Marie B (White) Foster. Surgeon in 8th Ky Cavalry, CSA.

78a Ch of Agnes6 Lowen (Lucy5 - Francis4 - John3lmlJ-2-1) m Wil- liam Price6 Daniel: see# 140.

79 Ch of Mildred6 Hudson (Agnes5-Francis4-John3lmtJ-2-1) m Jo- seph De Boe (DuBoe) Sr: 1. Mary7 DeBoeb 1827. 11. Martha7 DeBoeb 1827. 111. Margaret7 DeBoe b 1827. 1v. Jane7 DeBoe b 1831. v. Thomas7 DeBoe b 1831. Blind. Mentioned in several old letters.

424 v1. Fanny7 De Boe b 1832. v11. Lauretta7 DeBoeb 1835. v111. Sarah7 De Boe b 1836. ix. Dau Time7 DeBoe b 1838. x. Joseph7 De Boe Jr b 1840.

80 Ch of Frances6 (Ambrose5[mtJ - Francis4 - John3[mtJ-2-1) m Eph- raim Watkins: 1. Ambrose7 Watkins b 1819. In 1850 census "Farmer, worth $4000." 11. Elizabeth7 Watkins b Ky 1826. m. Frances E7 Watkins b Ky 1831; m Mr Barnes. Lvd nr Allensville Ky. 1v. Sarah A7 Watkins b Ky 1833; m Edward B Hill b Ky 1827. v. William7 WatkinsbKy 1837. v1. Benjamin W7 Watkins b Ky 1840. v11. MaryF7 WatkinsbKyl847. v111. Calpurnia7 Watkins b Ky 1850. One of the daus said to have m Mr Riley.

81 Ch of John Milton6 (Ambrose5[m1LFrancis4-John3[m11-2-1) m Catherine White Wimberly: 1. Jennie7; m Mr Williams. Lvg Virginia Beach Va 1932. 177 11. Elizabeth7 d Brandon Miss 5 Apr 1891; m(l) Mr Hord; m(2) Mr. Hudnall. 111. Sarah Jane7 (Sallie), 23 July 1824 - Sept 1912; (in "Whit­ field Bryan Smith" I 223 by Theodore Whitfield it gives b 10 Dec 1838 - 18 June 1916); m Tenn 10 Dec 1856 James Hervey6 (Geo5-Wm4-Lewis3-Wm2-1) Whitfield, Johnson Co Tenn 23 July 1834-30 Sept 1912. 178 1v. Joseph E7; m ... 179 v. Henry Clay7, nr Port Royal Tenn 15 Mar 1840 - Tarboro NC 22 Feb 1911; m(l) Edgecombe Co NC 8 Oct 1863 Florence, Halifax Co NC 21 Mar 1842 - 22 Mar 1884, dau of Lewis & Elizabeth Dickens; m(2) 1890 Maria Toole (Biah) Clarke, 1859 - 1970. v1. William Andrew7• In Brandon Miss 1894. vu. Uncas7 • Phps moved to Texas.

425 82 Ch of Jane6 (Ambrose5lmll-Francis4-John3lml1- 2- 1) m as 2nd wife William Greenfield: 180 1. James William7 Greenfield b Tenn 16 Apr 1820; m Jane ... b 1828 (Hist of Tenn). ii. Charles Henry7 Greenfield, 13 Nov 1821-14Jan 1822. lll. Thomas Henry7 Greenfield b 29 Nov 1822. Lvd Nash­ ville Tenn. lV. Benjamin Gordon7 Greenfield b 2 Apr 1825. Phps an MD? v. Ambrose Bourne7 Greerifieldb 21 Mar 1827.

83 Ch of Alexander6 (Ambrose5lm 1LFrancis4-John3lmlJ-2-I) m Har- riet Newman: 1. Paul? d unm. 181 11. Barnabus Alexander7, 16 Dec 1854 - 27 Jan 1924 bur Adams Tenn; m 7 Dec 1879 Kate Elizabeth b 9 Aug 1860, da u of Martin & Sallie (Jones) Jackson. n1. Alice7; phps mJim Gullett.

84 Ch of Ambrose Dudley6 (Rev Ambrose5lm 2LFrancis4-John3lmll- 2-1) m Sallie Whitfield: 1. Fannie7 dy. n. Mary7 d unm. n1. Sallie7; m John Rollow.No issue. 1v. Lula7 (Loue); mas 2nd wife Needham Louis Whitfield. 182 v. Lewis Wimberly?, 4 Aug 1834 - 1 Apr 1891; m Brandon Miss Aug 1864 Fannie Ellen Myers d 1883. Bur Green­ wood Cem Clarksville Tenn. 183 v1. Samuel Johnson7, 12 Mar 1853 - 25 May 1930; m 6 Feb 1889 Tennie P d 7 Apr 1941 aet 77, dau of James Burne & Catherine (Priestly) Peterson. 184 vu. Joseph Wimberly7, b&d Montgomery Co Tenn 5 May 1842 or 43 - 26 June 1911; m there 10 Dec 1879 Irene Florence, Boston, Bowie Co Tex 3 Feb 1861 - 15 Mar 1834, dau of James William & Mary (Green) (Lignon) Fort. 185 vn1. Edward7; m Esma, dau of Needham & Hannah (Wilcox) Whitfield.

426 186 1x. William Henry Harrison7 (Hack) d 10 Feb 1910; m 28 Aug 1895 Susie Ellen b 10 Feb 1871, dau of Finn & Mary (Collier) Bradley. x. Benjamin7 d as young man of yellow fever on Miss River steamboat. Bur Memphis Tenn. x1. Ambrose7 dy. 187 xn. John Milton7 (Dick), nr St Bethlehem (Tenn?) 5 Mar 1846 - nr Detroit Tex 28 Jan 1888; m Tex 26 June 1872 Anna Maria, 4 July 1854 - 26 June 1872, dau of William & Elizabeth Parks of Red River Co Tex. Bur nr Detroit Tex. 188 xiii. Charlemagne7 ( or Charles M), b&d Montgomery Co Tenn 15 Nov 1851 - 6 Aug 1928, bur Greenwood Cem Clarksville Tenn; m 13 Feb 1884 Lucy Pollard b 8 Sept 1865, dau of James Burns & Catherine (Priestly) Peterson.

85 Ch of Samuel Johnson6 (Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2- 1) m Maria Francis Young: 189 1. Mary Susan7 (Matie) b 18 Sept 1840; m by Rev W E Mobley 19 Dec 1865 Richard Martin7 Taylor#209a. 11. Sarah Martin7, 11 May 1842-8 Sept 1843. lll. ThomasAbner7,2Jan 1845-12Sept 1846. IV. James Ambrose7, 28 Apr 1849 - July 1882; m by Elder J W Manser 27 June 1882 ... 190 v. Amelia Anne7 b 27 Oct 1850; m by Rev James C Keith of Cal 26 Jan 1876 Prof John Thomas, 19 July 1852 (1853?) - 19 Feb 1949 aet 97, son of Benoni & Margaret Douglas (Hogan) Dawson of Logan Co Ky. BA & MA from De­ pauw U; taught in many schools in Ky & Tenn; Supt of Schools Clarksville Tenn; principal Martin Academy, Jones borough Tenn. From the school catalog: "Session begins 4 Sept for 10 mos. Full collegiate course. Ex­ pense per ~o: Spelling, reading, Primary Arithmetic & Geography $1. 50 Reading, Geography, Intellectual Arith & Primary Grammar 2.00 Analytical Grammar, Practical Arithmetic, History etc 2.50 English Lit, Higher Math, Natural Sciences,

427 Latin & Greek 3.50 French, German or Italian 1.00 Music, with use of piano 3.00 Board with Principal 10.00 Contingent fee, per term of 5 mos . 75 "Prof Dawson is a thorough mathematician & a very accomplish­ ed linguist, with several yrs in teaching; he has given great satisfac­ tion.RH Fuqua, Prof Latin & Greek, Bethel Coll, Russelville Ky." 191 v1. Eliza Ruth7 , 23 Sept 1857 - May 1914; m by Elder J C McQuiddy of Nashville Tenn 8 Feb 1893 Edgar Brown.

86 Ch of William6 (Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mil-2-1) m Matil- da Carr: all b nr Port Royal Tenn: 192 1. Mary Ann7, 22 Feb 1831 - 12 Dec 1854; bur Bourne Cem nr Port Royal Tenn; m 9 Dec 1852 George S, of Clarks­ ville Tenn, son of John Keesee of Va. (See Hist of Tenn 1886). 193 ii. Virginia E7, 28 Aug 1832 - 15 May 1858; m 14 Jan 1855 William] St John. m. Louisa E7, 27 Dec 1834 - 11 Aug 1853. Unm. Bur in Bourne Cem Port Royal, under a double tombstone with Virginia E. 194 iv. Frances Jane7, 20 Mar 1837 - 25 Aug 1919; m 21 Dec 1859 Henry Elisha, Prince Edward Co Va I Feb 1837 - 13 Feb 1907, son of Elisha B & Nancy (Anne) J (Mat­ thews) Beach. Worked on RR bridges nr Port Royal Tenn; to Va during Civil War, in Va Conf Army; to Clarksville Tenn after grad from Philadelphia Pa Sch of Dentistry; on faculty of Vanderbilt Med Sch. Both bur Greenwood Cem Clarksville Tenn. 195 v. James Ambrose7, 6 Mar 1839 - High Point NC 10 Dec 1913, bur there; m(l) 22 Aug 1866 Fannie Ab 6 Mar 1839, dau of Elisha B & Nancy (Anne) J (Matthews) Beach; m(2) 22 Feb 1872 Sisera Ann, 1851 - 1883, dau of Samuel Cole of Olmstead Ky; m(3) ... Grad Bethel Coll Tenn 1861; enlisted Port Royal Tenn in 14th Tenn Regt Co K, Col Forbes; winter of 1861-62 in Lee's Army, Stonewall Jackson's Brigade; in Battles of Fredericksburg, Chancel-

428 lorville, I st Manassus, etc. Never wounded. Volunteered to watch a pot of beans cooking. The kettle tilted & scalded his foot so badly he was furloughed. After the War, to Ky where he bought a small farm nr Olmstead, where he also taught school; later to High Point NC. 196 vi. (William) Ross7, 31 Jan 1842 - Guthrie Ky 17 Feb 1923; m 16 Feb 1879 Amelia Adaline, 21 Aug 1856 - 7 Apr 1931, dau of Richard Carr & Mary (Marshall) Darden. (See hists of Carr & Darden for more detail). In early life helped his father farm, except for short period when he stayed with his uncle Samuel nr Gordonsville Ky while in school. Returned to farm to help father during Civil War. Later operated undertaker's shop & as cabinetmaker, made caskets; raised tobacco, the dark fire-cured Tenn type, which he shipped from his "tobacco factory" in hogs­ heads to foreign countries. Later in drygoods store with bro Edward W, but sold out to the bro. 1907 moved to Guthrie Ky, then 2 yrs at Port Royal & back to Guthrie, where he died peacefully, sitting by his fireside, of brain hemorrhage. Bur Bourne Cem, Port Royal Tenn. Ross mem Baptist Ch, his wife a Methodist. 3 ch were Metho­ dists, 2 Baptists. 197 vii. Walter Watters7, 12 Jan 1844 - Old Soldiers Home, Pee­ Wee Valley, nr Louisville Ky 25 Jan 1919, bur Cave Hill Cem Louisville: m 26 Mar 1872 Ella, dau of Thomas & Ella (Cowan) Anderson. Enlisted in Conf Army, served gallantly under Genl Morgan; settled in Louisville Ky as tobacco buyer; business reverses caused him to spend la­ ter yrs in Old Soldiers Home. v111. Robert Henry7, 10 May 1846-18 May 1846. 1x. Robert Rutherford7, 12 July 1848 - Memphis Tenn San­ itarium 22 Apr 1922; m Alberta Prendergast of Nashville d there 27 Apr 1933; separated. No issue. Dentist in Hop­ kinsville Ky many yrs; Frightened one night by the "Night Riders," he went to Los Angeles Cal, where he practised a while & retired. Fond of music, he played the "fiddle" well. After retiring took lessons & practised 8 hrs daily. A stroke stopped the playing & he returned to Tenn to

429 his bro Ross. His mind deranged he went to a sanitarium, where he died. 198 x. Sallie E7, 13 Mar 1851 - 19 Nov 1925; m 1 June 1874 as 3rd wife her 1st cousin Mr LC Atkins. 199 xi. Edward Weatherford7 ( or Wilson - in written records, his dau says Weatherford), 31 Jan 1854 - Port Royal Tenn 3 June 1935; m Dixie, 4 Aug 1860 - 31 Oct 1946, dau of George Henry & Alvira (Royster) Randle of Guthrie Ky. In retail store business with bro Ross in Port Royal, later by himself in Guthrie Ky.

87 Ch of Eliza6 (Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mJJ-2-l) m Barzel Riggs: 1. Mary Jane7 Riggs, Ky 23 Sept 1825 - 24 Apr 1884; m Mr DMKimball. 11. Robert Alexander7 Riggs, Ky 31 Dec 1827-30 Aug 1831. 200 111. Frances Eliza7 Riggs, Ky 8 June 1830 - 2 Apr 1910; m William Bryant. 201 1v. Ambrose Dudley7 Riggs, Ky 21 Dec 1832 - 9 Feb 1899; m 14 Aug 1855 Ann Eliza Purse. 202 v. Margaret Ann7 Riggs, Ky 11 May 1835 - 11 Dec 1917; m 6 May 1856 John B McFarland. v1. Martha7 Riggs, b&d 27 Mar 1838. 203 v11. James William7 Riggs Curreyville Mo 16 Mar 1840 - 4 Feb 1923 (?); m .... viii. Araminta Agnes7 Riggs, 16 Nov 1842 - 4 Feb 1923; m George Bell. 204 1x. Sarah Elizabeth7 Riggs, 21 Dec 1845 - 27 Aug 1881; m Mr S Park Hatton. x. Artemus Wilson7 Riggs, 21 May 1848-13 June 1920. 205 x1. Emma7 Riggs b 15 Feb 1851; m Henry Smith. (Data on this family from Mrs Claude Maxwell, Vandalia Mo.)

88 Ch of Piety Horn6 (Ambrose5[m3LFrancis4-John3[mll-2- 1) m Dr Reddin Lemuel Grisard: 1. Ambrose Bourne7 Grisard, 5 Feb 1840 - 13 Mar 1862, while in Army, CSA.

430 206 11. Mary Camilla7 Grisard, 31 Jan 1842 - 10 Dec 1918; m 19 Dec 1866 George H, son of Dr Philip Ford & Elvira (Hopson) Norfleet of Port Royal Tenn. u1. Sarah Martha7 Grisard, 6 Mar 1844 - 23 June 1854. Bur Josiah Fort Cem. 207 1v. Frances Charity7 Grisard, 4 Mar 1847 - Guthrie Ky 26 Mar 1936; mas 2nd wife Henry Morgan of Tenn. v. Edmonia R7 Grisard, 9 May 1849- 11 July 1854.

89 Ch of Martin6 Young (Frances5-Francis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m Susan Sale: 207a 1. Maria Frances7 Young, 6 Jan 1816 - 31 Aug 1899; m by Rev Henry Anderson 6 Dec 1839 Samuel Johnson6 Bourne#85. u. Julia Ann7 Young b 14 Apr 1818; m 22 Aug 1839 John T Smith. 208 m. James Abner7 Young, 27 Apr 1820 - 20 Oct 1845; m Ellen D .... 1v. Richard Thomas7 Youngb 25 Mar 1822. v. Sarah Martin7 Young, IO June 1824 - 2 Dec 1902; m James Bellamy d 3 Oct 1863. v1. MarthaAnn7 Youngb30Mar 1826. v11. Robert Sale7 Young, 27 May 1828 - 7 Dec 1907. vu1. Eliza Sale7 Young, 16 Mar 1830-1 Nov 1904.

90 Ch of Mary6 Young (Frances5-Francis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m David T Smith: 1. SarahFrances7 Smithb 17 Feb 1831. 11. Cole by A7 Smith b 14 Aug 1835. m. ElizabethJane7 Smithb 14Feb 1836(?).

91 Ch ofJohn Jefferson6 Young (Frances5-Francis4-John3[mIJ-2- 1) m Elizabeth Caroline (Witt) Ballard: 1. John Martin7 Young b 24 Oct 1830 / 31. ii. Henry Jefferson7 Youngb 8 May 1832.

92 Ch of Louisa Ann6 Young (Frances5-Francis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m David C Slaughter:

431 209 1. Mary Martin7 Slaughter b 2 July 1821; m Washington Gordon.

93 Ch of Coleby6 Young (Frances5-Francis4-John3[mll- 2- 1) m Sarah A Hogan: 1. Joseph Martin7 Youngb22July 1833. 11. JohnColeby7 Youngb 16June 1836. m. MildredRuth7 Youngb23Apr 1838.

94 Ch of Philadelphia6 Young (Frances5-Francis4-John3[mlJ- 2- 1) m Thomas Taylor: 1. Fannie7 Taylor; m Mr Campbell of Todd Co Ky. 11. Elizabeth7 Taylor; m Billy McGee of Todd Co Ky. 209a 111. Richard Martin7 Taylor, 1837 - Kansas City Mo 1916; m Mary Susan7 (Matie) Bourne#l89. Extract from letter of Richard to (Cousin) Araminta Riggs#87-viii, 16 July 1865: Elkton Todd Co Ky. "Dear Cousin Minty, Well, I reckon you have some quietude in your state since the quelling of the rebellions. I think if we can have peace permanently established we will know how to appreciate it. I tell you there has been a great change wrought here in the last 4 months; the people now are in for devising some means to get rid of the negroes - they think when the negro is gone we will be all right again. Yes, we can travel about now in safety without even seeing a guerilla's truck. We still have some Federal soldiers here, mostly colored troops. Caleb Young's time is not quite out yet. There are a great many returned rebels through this section - several picnics & parties given to them lately - they seem pretty well satisfied to get home & acknowledge they are whipped, or overpowered, as some of them have it." iv. Duncan7 Taylor. v. King7 Taylor dearly manhood.

95 Ch of Francis Marion6 (Frank) Bristow (Phila5 - Francis4 - JohnJ[mlJ- 2- 1) m Emily Edwards Helm: 210 1. Benjamin Helm7 Bristow b 20 June 1832; m Elizabeth- town Ky 21 Nov 1854 Abbie Slaughter Briscoe. 211 ii. Mary Margaret7 Bristow; m Hays G Petrie of Elkton Ky.

432 212 u1. Martha Maria7 Bristow; m Rev James Marshall Gill, Cumberland Co Ky Presb minister. 213 1v. Francis H7 Bristow; m Emma Thompson.

96 Ch of Philadelphia6 (Kippy) Bristow (Phila5-Francis4-John3[mt1- 2-1) m Isaac Stipp: 1. Mary7 Stipp d 11 Apr 1879. Unm. 214 11. Betty7 Stippd 1882;mMr Heathman. 215 111. Mattie 7 Stipp d 3_ Mar 1880; m Mr Wolf.

97 Ch of Francis6 (Frank) (J ohn5-Francis4-J ohn3[mtJ-2-1) m(l) Fran- ces Davis: 1. Jane7 b 1837 (1850 census). 216 11. JohnB,age8-121850census;m ... Franics'6 2nd wife had dau Eliza St Clair byherm(l).

98 Ch of Pauline6 (John5-Francis4-John3[mJJ-2- 1) m Thomas H Bal- lard: 1. John W7 Ballardb 1833. 11. David T7 Ballardb 1835. m. Pauline7 Ballardb 1838. 1v. Isaac Houston7 Ballardb 1844.

99 Ch of David Arnold6 (John5-Francis4-John3[mtl-2- 1) m Cassan- dra Major: 1. John M7 b 1840. 11. C P7 (boy?) b 1842. m. S M (boy?) b 1844.

100 Ch of Isaac6 (John5-Francis4-John3[mll-2- 1) m Frances Jane McMurtry: 1. Josie7; m Mr J M Dunlap. 11. William7. m. Lilla7; mJoseph Wallace.

101 Ch of Andrew6 (Capt Danl5 - Francis4 - John3[mt1-2- 1) m Ann (Nancy) Bishop: i. Isabella7 b cl 837.

433 217 11. Morton Lowen7 b 3 Apr 1840; m 5 Apr 1870 Virginia Scott Trueheart b Prince Edward Co Va 1847.

102 Ch of Lucy6 (Capt Danl5 - Francis4 - John3lmIJ-2- 1) m James Dickerson: 218 1. John Milton7 Dickerson, 9 Feb 1842 - 13 Jan 1910; m ... Civil War in Union Army; lvd Highbridge, Jessamine Co Ky. 11. Harry7 (Cap) Dickerson b 9 Feb 1842; m Lena Devore. Civil War in Confederate Army. Lvd Richmond, Madison Co Ky. 219 111. Carrie7 Dickerson; m 23 Jan 1872 Beatty Cooke, son of Beatty C & Carrie (Dickerson) Potts. (Is the mother's name correct?) 1v. Kate7 (Kit) Dickerson. Unm.

103 Ch of Judith Ann6 (Richd West5lm2LWm4lmtLJohn3lm2J-2-I) m William Hendrix: 1. JamesD7 HendrixbKy 1831. 11. Richard7 Hendrixb Ky 1833. m. Franklin7 Hendrixb Ky 1834. 1v. Thomas7 Hendrixb Ky 1839. v. Lawrence M 7 Hendrix b Mo 1840 (24 Feb 1841); m Susan, dau of Mr M M & Susan Smith of Pike Co Mo. Skilled blacksmith. v1. Whiting7 (Whitley?) Hendrix b Mo 1842/ 43 - 1934. vu. Ellen7 Hendrixb Mo 1844(1843). vm. Mary Ann7 Hendrix b Mo 1846. 1x. Affiah7 Hendrixb Mo 1850.

104 Ch of Dr Richard West6 Jr (-5lm2LWm4lmlLJohn3[m21-2-1) m Sarah Ann Graves: 220 1. Annette7 (Nettie), 1 June 1859 - 7 Jan 1952; m Mr W W Fry.

105 Ch of Mary Elizabeth6 (Richd W5lm 2LWm4lmlLJohn3lm2J-2-t) m as 1st wife William D Harrison: (see ch of Mary Ellen be­ low#l06.)

434 1. Ann E7 Harrison b 1842. 11. Thomas7 Harrison b 1843. m. William7 Harrison b 1844. 1v. Richard7 Harrisonb 1849.

106 Ch of Mary Ellen6 (Richd W 5[m2LWm4[mlLJohn3[m2J-2-1) m as 1st wife William D Harrison: (see ch of Mary Elizabeth #105.) I. Alice7 Harrison. 11. Thomas7 Harrison. lll. William7 Harrison. IV. Richard7 Harrison. 221 V. James Andrew7 Harrison; m ... 222 Vl. John7 Harrison; m ...

107 Ch of Affiar Gray6 (Richd W 5[m2LWm4[mlLJohn3[m21-2-1) m as 2nd wife William D Harrison: 1. Lula7 Harrison; m Mr McKay. 11. Charles S7 Harrison. 223 111. Elijah D 7 Harrison; m(l) 1890 Lizzie T Buckner; phps m(2) ...

108 Ch of Lucy Jane6 (Richd W 5[m2LWm4lm 1-John3lm 2J- 2-1) m Car- ter Leeper: i. 4 children7 Leeper. (So states Miss Bednar).

109 Ch of Sarah Mitchel16 (Richd W 5[m2LWm4[mILJohn3[m21-2-1) m as 2nd wife Thomas TMoss: i. Richard7 Moss b 1850.

110 Ch of Tobert Yates6 Collins (Mary Ann5[mIJ - Wm4lm2J - John3[mz1-2- 1) m Maria6 Lowen#l 11: 1. Alphia Allen7 (Freda) Collins; m William Montfert. 11. Eliza Ann Lewis7 (Low) Collins; mJames Garrett. m. Mary Elizabeth7 (Betty) Collins; m Charles Wright. 1v. Pamelia Emma7 Collins dy. v. Benjamin Tolbert7 Collins; m Kate Ditsler. v1. William Henry Harrison7 Collins; m Eugenia Shadowen.

435 v11. JohnCBreckinridge7 Collinsdy. vu1. Infant7 Collins dy.

111 Ch of Maria6 Lowen (Affiar5-Wm4[m2LJohn3[m 2l-2-1) m To- bert Y ates6 Collins: see# 110.

112 Ch of Martha Ann6 Lowen (Affiar5-Wm4[m 2LJohn3[m2J-2- 1) m James Mart in: 1. Benjamin7 Martin. 11. Ella7 Martin.

113 Ch of Mary Ann6 Lowen (Affiar5 - Wm4fm 2J - John3[m2J-2- 1) m Samuel Johnson: 1. John William7 Johnson. 11. Affiar7 Johnson. m. Susan7 Johnson.

114 Ch of William6 Lowen (Affiar5-Wm4[m 2LJohn3[m21-2- 1) m Mar- tha Jane Jenkins: 1. Affiar7 (Freda) Lowen; m Mr WT Garrett. 11. Elizabeth7 Lowen. m. Julia Be IF Lowen; m Mr WP Perkins.

115 Ch of John Major6 Lowen (Affiar5-Wm4[m2LJohn3[m21-2- 1) m Susan May Pollett: 1. Affiar7 Lowen. 11. Elizabeth7 Lowen. lll. Benjamin7 Lowen. IV. John B7 Lowen. V. Robert Lee7 Lowen. VI. William7 Lowen. Vil. Dora7 Lowen. Vlll. Emma7 Lowen. IX. Carrie7 Lowen. X. EarJ7 Lowen.

116 Ch of Mildred6 Finney (Mildred5-Andrew4-John3[m2J-2-1) m Robert Duncan:

436 i. Charles7 Duncan. Lvg 1893 Shelbina, Shelby Co Mo.

117 Ch of James6 Sr (Elijah5[m 1LAndrew4-John3[m 2J- 2- 1) m(l) Cyn- thia Draffen: 224 1. Elijah7 II; m by Rev Stephen Noland 24 Jan 1866 Miner- va Peyton. 225 11. James7 Jr b 1840; m Miss Thompson of Salida NC. Lvg Asheville NC 1898. 111. Robert7, 1842-1922. 226 1v. Sarah Jane7; m 31 Mar 1853 James M Gibbs of Charles­ ton SC. Druggist. 227 v. John Draffen7, Jessamine Co Ky 16 July 1844 - 18 Feb 1909; m by Dr Fitzgerald of Presb Ch Nicholasville Ky 22 Dec 1870 Sara Elizabeth, dau of Simeon C & Elizabeth (Rhorer) Thomas. (Simeon b Culpepper Co Va 17 Mar 1795; m 1845 aet 50 Elizabeth Rhorer. He volunteered for War of 1812. Settled in Ky after War.)

117 Ch of James6 m(2) Catherine (Kitty) Duncan: 1. Charles William7 d unm aet 44. 228 11. Nancy E7 (Nannie) b 21 May 1853; m Nov 1876 Charles C, son of Claiborne & Eliza Jane (Wilmore) Rutherford of Nicholasville Ky. m. Annie Mary7 b 1857; m David, son of William & Jane Myers. Lvd Richmond Ky. 229 1v. Margaret7; m Thomas Farra. She was badly injured in a train wreck on Cinn Southern, going to the George Kil­ rain - Sullivan prize fight.

118 Ch of Sussanna6 (Elijah5[mlLAndrew4-John3[m 21-2- 1) m Samuel Muir: 230 1. Elijah7 Muirbcl832;m ... 11. Lavinia7 Muir b cl 840. 111. Ann7 Muir(notin 1850census).

119 Ch of Davis6 (Elijah5[mtJ - Andrew4 - John3[m 21-2- 1) m Mary Ann Hunter: i. Hulda7 b cl 837.

437 11. Francis7 b c1840. 231 111. Nancy7 b cl843; m by Rev Stephen Noland 11 May 1864 Morton Funk. 1v. Mary7 b cl 845. v. Miss M7 b cl 848. (Relatives say there were 4 daus.)

120 Ch of Margaret6 (Elijah5lm 1LAndrew4-John3lm2J- 2-1) m George N Faulkner: 1. George7 Faulknerbcl827. 11. Betty7 Faulknerb cl 831. 111. John7 Faulknerbcl833. 1v. Mildred7 Faulkner b cl 835. v. Martha7 Faulknerbc1837. v1. Joseph7 Faulknerb c1839.

121 Ch of Frances6 (Elijah5lm 2LAndrew4-John3lm21-2-1) m Samuel Simpson: i. Fanny7 Simpson; m James Gregg.

122 Ch of Agnes6 Perry (John5 Perry - Jane4 - John3lm2J-2- 1) m Dr Lawrence Flournoy: 232 1. Francis7 Flournoy, Fayette Co Ky (Flournoy Bible) 3 Aug 1826 - Beeville, Bee Co Tex Jan 1915, bur Taylor Tex Cem; m Jessamine Co Ky (VR & Bible) 8 Oct 1849 Anna Elizabeth, dau of Benjamin Netherland Jr of Jessamine Co Ky. When his parents moved to Mo, the yr Francis7 was born, he was left with his grparents Perry. Soon after he married he left for the Gold Rush, leaving his 17 yr old bride with his parents in Mo. Anna said "her mother-in­ law was the meanest woman that ever lived." Anna re­ turned to her father in Ky, who moved to Texas. Francis returned & hunted several yrs for his bride, surprising her one day as she was drawing well water. She had given him up for dead. 233 11. John Perry7 Flournoy, Independence Mo 4 Apr 1829 - Jackson Co Mo 16 Oct 1873, bur Kansas City Mo in a small cem, Not Elmwood cem; m 14 Mar 1856 Mary, dau of James & Henrietta N (Berryman) Scruggs.

438 234 m. Ambrose7 Flournoy b Mo cl832; m nr Canyon City Colo, Missouri Adaline (Addie) Terrell. Her name on deed in Jackson Co Mo recs.No known issue. 1v. Rowland7 Flournoy, Independence Mo 12 Jan 1835 - nr Olathe Kan 8 Aug 1896; m Minerva Ann Hornbuckle. No rec of issue. v. Oscar7 Flournoy b Independence Mo cl838 - killed in Civil War, bur Vicksburg Miss. Unm. 235 vi. Margaret7 Flournoy, Independence Mo 10 Aug 1842 - Kansas City Mo 11 Aug 19 I 9; m Charles Franklin Quest of Kansas City Mo.

123 Ch of Oliver Hazard6 Perry (John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m2J-2- 1) m Frances Scott: 236 1. Robert Scott7 Perry b on father's farm 5 mi s of Nicholas- ville Ky; m 14 Dec 1876 Belle Peyton of Madison Co Ky. common schools; Wesleyan U; retd to farm; 1878 elected County Clerk over Robert Price a Republican, served many yrs. 237 u. John7 Perry 11; m 29 May 1872 Tabitha Roberts. Farmer of Camp Nelson Ky.

124 Ch of Morton6 Perry Sr (John5 Perry - Jane4 - John3[m2J-2-I) m Ellen Cassell: 1. Joseph7 Perry, 16 Apr 1851-18 May 1877. Unm. 238 u. Sarah7 (Sallie) Perry, 21 Dec 1853 - 10 Mar_; m Elliott West b 20 Sept 1832. m. Maria7 Perry, 11 Jan 1856-10 Feb 1861. 1v. Morton7 Perry Jr, 9 Jan 1858 -27 July 1861. 239 v. Oliver Hazard7 Perry, 5 Sept 1860 - 20 Sept 1896; m 1 Jan 188 Aluna (Haile) Lobdell. 240 vi. Edward Payne7 Perry b 28 Nov 1864; m Nicholasville Ky 10 Oct 1894 Eliza b 15 May 1873, dau of Rev T Warren & Mary (DeMoss) Beagle. (Rev T Warren Beagle, Campbell Co Ky 16 Feb 1836 - Stamping Ground Ky 12 Jan 1904; m nr Mentor Ky 7 Oct 1858 Mary b Campbell Co Ky 14 Feb 1839 - Lexington Ky, bur there, dau of Samuel & Sa­ rah (McLaughlin) DeMoss. Samuel, 16 Nov 1802 - 17 July

439 1887; m Sarah McLaughlin, Falmouth Ky 9 Aug 1809 - Campbell Co Ky 8 Dec 1866, bur on farm nr Mentor Ky.) 241 v11. Henry Lee7 Perry b 14 Oct 1866; m 5 Feb 1890 Grace Hart. 242 vm. Lula7 Perry; m 6 Feb 1890 Robert Hunter.

125 Ch of Jane Ann6 Shouse (Cath5 Perry - Jane4 - John3[m 2J-2- 1) m Josiah Felix: 1. Rev William H 7 Felix. Pastor 1st Bapt Ch Lexington Ky 1894. 11. Joe7 Felix. Pastor Bapt Ch Lynchburg Va 1894. m. John7 Felix. County Judge, Anderson Co Ky 1894.

126 Ch of Benjamin Perry6 Shouse ( Cath5 Perry-] ane4-J ohn3lm 2l·2-1) m Margaret Farra: 1. 11 Children7 Shouse & 65 grchildren8 alive in 1892, says his bro.

127 Ch of Lewis6 Shouse (Cath5 Perry-Jane4-John3lm21-2-1) m Eliza Dawson: i. 6 Children7 Shouse all b Platte Co Mo.

128 Ch of Nancy6 Shouse (Cath5 Perry - Jane4 - John3lm21-2- 1) m(l) James B Morane: i. Sarah7 Morane b 1844.

128 Ch ofNancy6 Shousem(2) Abraham Newton Dale: i. Lena Catherine7 Dale b 7 June 1861.

129 Ch of Samuel Henry6 Shouse (Cath5 Perry-Jane4-John3lm2J-2-1) mMaryJOrr: 1. Fanny7 Shouse. ii. James7 Shouse. m. Albert7 Shouse. 1v. Henry7 Shouse. v. Mamie7 Shouse. v1. Edgar7 Shouse d aet 2 yrs. 243 v11. Eunice7 Shoused 1889; m 1881 William Yeoman.

440 130 Ch of Catherine Eunice6 Shouse ( Cath5 Perry-] ane4-J ohn3lm2J- 2-1) m William S Garvey: i. 4 Children7 Garvey.

131 Ch of Moreau6 Brown (Sarah5 Perry-Jane4-John3lm2J- 2-t) m(2) Sarah E Price: 1. (Miss)FC7 Brown(dau)bcl842. 11. Eliza beth M7 Brown b cl 84 7.

132 Ch of George6 Brown (Sarah5 Perry-Jane4-John3lm2J-2- 1) Ann M Hemphill. 1. Moreau7 Brown b cl 845. 11. Andrew H7 Brown b cl 847. m. George 17 Brown II b cl 849.

133 Ch of Elizabeth6 Hawkins (Moses5 Hawkins - Eliz4 - Andrew3 - John2-1)mJohnB Cook. 1. James7 Cook. 11. Anna Maria7 Cook. m. T Benton7 Cook. 1v. John W7 Cook. v. Robert P7 Cook. v1. Mollie7 Cook. v11. Emma7 Cook. v111. Ed Dunbar7 Cook; m Nancy Hunt. 1x. Bush L7 Cook.

134 Ch of Moses6 Hawkins Jr (-5-Eliz4-Andrew3-John2- 1) m Martha Ann McConnell: i. Telford7 Hawkins. CSA.

135 Ch of Jane6 Hawkins (Moses5 Hawkins-Eliz4-Andrew3-1 ohn2- 1) m]ohnMessick: i. Hettie8 Messick; m by Rev HS King, Ryley F Spears.

136 Ch of Jane6 Price (Aijalon5 Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-John2- 1) m Mr Payne: i. DanieF Payne; m Miss Clem.

441 11. Richard7 Payne; m Martha Nance (Nantz). 111. James Armstrong7 Payne; m Miss Coats.

137 Ch of Mary Elizabeth6 Price (Wm Price5 - Sarah4 - Andrew3 - John2- 1) mJohn Spencer Curd: i. Martie7 (Martha?) Curd.

137a Ch of Moses Morton6 Price Jr (- 5-Sarah4-Andrew3-John2- 1) m Fanny Crosthwait: 243a i. Zachary Taylor7 Price; m ...

138 Ch of Harrison6 Daniel(Eliz5 Price-Sarah4 -Andrew3 -John2-1) m Lucy Ann Curd: 1. William7 Daniel dy. n. Fanny7 Daniel; m Gratton Hanley.No issue. 111. Eleanor7 Daniel; by Rev George W Smiley 1 May 1856 Melvin T Lowry. 1v. Curd7 Daniel; m(l) Laura Cox; m(2) Edmonia Patterson. v. Lulie7 Daniel;mJohnFreeman. v1. Higgins7 Daniel(Dau); m Lewis M Craig. vn. Katie7 Daniel.

139 Ch of Andrew6 Daniel(Eliz5 Price - Sarah4 -Andrew3 -John2-1) m Polly Hinds: 1. Jane7 Daniel; m William Hancock of Marshall Mo. 11. Richard7 Daniel; m Miss Small of Logan Co Ky. m. J ames7 Daniel; m Mary Tyler of Fla. 1v. Fanny7 Daniel; m Green Townsend. v. Olive7 Daniel. Unm.

140 Ch of William Price6 Daniel (Eliz5 Price - Sarah4 - Andrew3 - J ohn2- 1) m( I) Agnes6 Lowen: #78a. 244 1. Lucy Morton7 Daniel; m(l) 28 Dec 1843 Phimas D Hay- den; m(2) J Campbell Wilmore. ii. Frank7 Daniel d 1896. 245 Ill. Elizabeth7 Daniel; mJames O Hervey. 1v. Harrison H7 Daniel; m Lavinia Muir. v. Mary7 Daniel; m Charles Alexander.No issue.

442 v1. Susan7 Daniel; m(l) William Lagow; m(2) Mr Crutcher. 246 v11. Ellen7 Daniel; mJames Elmore.

141 Ch of James6 Daniel (Elizs Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-John2-1) m Martha Townsend: 1. Mary7 Daniel; m(l) Elbert Browning; m(2) Fielding Lewis; m(3) James Mason. 11. Sarah7 Daniel; m Mr W B McCarthy. m. James7 Daniel; m Miss Tyler of Texas.

142 Ch of John6 Daniel Jr (ElizS Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-John2- 1) m Kitty Luckett: 1. Margaret7 Daniel; m Dr Bailey. US Consul at Edinburgh Scot under Pres. Grant. 11. Charles7 Daniel. m. Richard7 Daniel.

143 Ch of Sarah6 Daniel (Elizs Price - Sarah4 - Andrew3 - John2- 1) m Alexander Hinds: 1. Elizabeth7 Hinds. 11. John7 Hinds. Killed in CSA. Unm.

144 Ch of Richard6 Ridgely Jr (Janes Price - Sarah4 - Andrew3 - John2- 1) m Martha Nantz: 247 1. Jane Elizabeth7 Ridgely; m Dr Edmund :J Peckover of Cyn- thiana Ky. 248 11. Johanna7 Clem Ridgely; m Judge William W Kimbrough of Cynthiana Ky. m. Lula7 (Lulie) Ridgely. 1v. Daniel Boone7 Ridgely. 249 v. Richard H 7 Ridgely III m Mary Wells, of Mt Olivet Ky.

145 Ch of Sydney6 Price (Jass Price - Sarah4 -Andrew3 -John2- 1) m John Bondurant Sallee: 1. Sue Elizabeth7 Sallee b 1832. 11. William Anderson7 Sallee b 1834; m Martha Ann Subett (Sublett) Smith. m. Eliza 7 Sallee b 1837. U nm.

443 1v. James H 7 Salleeb 1839. 250 v. Kittie Frances7 Sallee b 1841; m 17 Nov 1868 Capt WE, son of James & Ellen (Stewart) Musselman.

146 Ch of Harriet6 Morton (Sarah5 Price-Sarah4 -Andrew3-John2-1) m Mr Griswold: i. 12 Children7 Griswold.

147 Ch of Sarah6 (Sally) (John5[mlJ - Andrew4[m 2J-3 - John2- 1) m Frank Thurman: 1. Laurance7 Thurman. 11. Bessie7 Thurman. lll. John7 Thurman. lV. William7 Thurman. V. Anna7 Thurman. Vl. Maud7 Thurman. Vll. Barker7 Thurman. Vlll. Walter7 Thurman. lX. Lillian7 Thurman.

148 Ch of Mary6 (John5[mtJ - Andrew4lm2l- 3 - John2-1) m William Thornberry: 1. J ohn7 Thornberry. 11. George7 Thornberry. m. America7 Thornberry m Rob(?) Marston.

149 Ch of America6 (John5lmlJ - Andrew4[m21-3 - John2-1) m Sidney Smith Rowlett: 1. Sarah Elizabeth7 Rowlett. 11. Lurene7 (Lou) Rowlett. m. Anna Mary7 Rowlett. 1v. Maranda Eliza7 Rowlett. v. Ellie7 (?) Rowlett. v1. Son7 Rowlett.

150 Ch of Ann6 (Nancy) (John5lmILAndrew4lm2l- 3-John2-1) m Wil- liam Walker: i. Lizzie7 Walker; mJohn Sea(?)

444 11. America7 Walker; m Rod Kemper. 111. (Mr?)TT7 Walker. 1v. Robert T7 Walker. v. (Mr?) A B7 Walker. vi. Everett7 Walker. v11. Matthe7(w?) Walker or Mattie7 Walker? v111. Rozie7 Walker; m Nat Armstrong.

151 Ch of Barbara Ann6 (John5[mlLAndrew4[m2J-3_John2-I) m(l) Warren Foster: i. Dr John Cabell Breckenridge7 Foster; m Hattie Duvall.

151 Ch of Barbara Ann6 m(2) Lewis Henry Salin: 1. Eugene Mason7 Salin. n. Morton Bourne7 Salin; m Ida May Hutchinson. 111. William Bright7 Salin; m Emma Dalton Bourne.

152 Ch of Lewis Mason6 (J ohn5[m 1LAndrew4[m 2l-3-J ohn2-1) m Sal- lied Boone Duvall: i. Alice Gene7; m Dr Stauper (?).

153 Ch of John Morris6 (John5[mtLAndrew4[m2l-3-John2- 1) m Mary Allen Wingate: 1. Walter Davis7; m Cora McCormack. n. Lena Rivers7; m Warner C Kenney. 111. Penelope7 (Roxey); m Frank Marion Jones. 1v. John Morris7. v. Morton Humphries7• vi. Albert7. v11. Barbara Allen7 • viii. Frank T7•

154 Ch of William Richard6 (J ohn5[m 1LAndrew4[m 2J-3_J ohn2-t) m Cynthia A Lee: 251 i. Ella7; m Elijah Brissey.

I 55 Ch of Orlando Brown6 (J ohn5[mILAndrew4[mzJ-3_J ohn2-I) m( 1) Miss Hill:

445 1. Jeffrey7. 11. Charles7•

I 55 Ch of Orlando Brown6 m(2) Elizabeth Duvall: 1. Elizabeth7 • 11. Acton7. m. William7•

156 Ch of Andrew6 (Wm5-Andrew4[m21-3-John2- 1) m Mary Ann ... : 1. Read7• 11. William7. 111. John7 . lV. David7 . V. Nancy7 . Vl. Alma7 . Vll. Iddie7 • Vlll. Eddy7 . lX. Attie7 .

157 Ch of James6 (Wm5-Andrew4[m21-3-J ohn2- 1) m ... : 1. Brish7. 11. Gratz 7. lll. Major7 . lV. Orlando7 . V. Scott7. Vl. EwaF. Vll. Andrew7 . Vlll. Ruth7 .

158 Ch of Dr Jesse6 (Wm5-Andrew4[m21-3-John2- 1) m Georgia ... : 1. Otto7. ll. Reuben7. lll. Lycurgus 7. lV. Mattie 7. V. Emma7 . Vl. Lulie7 . Vll. Nannie7 .

159 Ch of Elizabeth6 (Wm5-Andrew4[m21- 3-J ohn2- 1) m Mr Wilkerson:

446 1. Willie7 Wilkerson. 11. Stokely7 Wilkerson. 111. Lucy7 Wilkerson. 1v. Belle7 Wilkerson.

160 Ch of Sorelda6 (Wm5-Andrew4[m 2J-3_J ohn2- 1) m Mr Wilkerson: 1. Alice7 Wilkerson. ii. Helen7 Wilkerson.

161 Ch of Martha Ellen6 (Wm5-Andrew4[m 2l- 3-John2- 1) m Thomas Harrison: 1. Clarence7 Harrison. ii. Hollace7 Harrison. m. Jessy7 Harrison.

162 Ch of Lucy Jane6 (Wm5-And4ew4[m 2l-3-John2- 1) m(l) William Threlkeld or m(2) Mr Kemper: 1. Attie7 Threlkeld or Kemper. 11. Belle7 Threlkeld or Kemper. iii. Lizzie7 Threlkeld or Kemper. 1v. Charles7 Threlkeld or Kemper.

163 Ch of William6 Glass (Mary5-Andrew4[m 2l-3-John2- 1) m Sallie Ann Hayden or Sarah Hudson: i. 8 Children7 Glass.

164 Ch of Andrew6 Glass (Mary5-Andrew4[m 2l-3-John2- 1) m Nancy Miller: i. 4 Children7 Glass.

165 Ch of Henry6 Glass (Mary5 - Andrew4[m 2 l-3 - John2- 1) m Julia Horsman: i. 6 Children7 Glass.

166 Ch of Mary6 Glass (Mary5-Andrew4[m 2l-3-John2- 1) m Silas H Wilson: 1. Ferdinand Flournoy7 Wilson; m Drucilla True. 11. John William7 Wilson. 111. Joseph T 7 Wilson.

447 1v. AndrLW Jack7 Wilson. v. Amanda J 7 Wilson. v1. Susan Ellen7 Wilson. v11. Mary F7 Wilson; m Sanford Glass. vm. Henry C7 Wilson. 1x. James Wesley7 Wilson; m Laura Bond. x. Lucinda7 Wilson.

167 Ch of Louisa6 Glass (Mary5-Andrew4cm 21- 3_John2- 1) m(l) Nelson Jones: i. Peter7 Jonesbcl834.

167a Ch of Julia Ann6 Glass (Eliz5 -John4 - HenryJ -John2- 1) m Mr White: 1. Polly7 White; mJohn True. 11. Eliza beth7 White; m John Kirkhead. 111. Edward7 White. 1v. Edmond7 White. v. George7 White. 252 v1. Lewis7 White; m(l) Margaret Davis; m(2) ... ; m(3) Miss Griffith.

167b Ch of Mary Elizabeth6 Walker (Nancy5 - John4 - Henry3 - John2- 1) mJohn Henry7 Lee#259. 253 1. Crawford7 Lee, 1868-1935; m Annie Laurie Duvall. Police Chief many yrs at Frankfort Ky. 254 n. Lockhart7 Lee; m Miss Burden, dau of Rev Burden. u1. Mason7 Lee b Franklin Co Ky. 1v. Otto7 Lee b Franklin Co Ky. v. Ernest7 Lee. b Franklin Co Ky. 255 v1. Robert7 Lee; m ... vu. Luther7 Lee, 1863-Cincinnati O 1945. 256 viii. Wellington7 Lee, 1871-Louisville Ky 22 Oct 1843; m ... 1x. Nanie7 Lee; m Marshall Armstrong of Lexington Ky.

168 Ch of Elizabeth6 Glass (Nancy5-John4 -Henry3-John2- 1) m John Bourne: See #59.

169 Ch of Mary Morton6 Glass (Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2- 1) m

448 Lewis White Jr: I. George7 White. II. Lewis Henry7 White. lll. Elizabeth7 White. IV. Missouri Ann7 White. V. William Morton7 White. VI. Dorinda Susan7 White. Vil. James Edward7 White. Vlll. Armelda Jane7 White. 257 IX. Mary Margaret7 White b 1840; m 1859 John Austin Lock­ hart.

170 Ch of Nancy6 Glass (Susans - John4 - Henry3 - John2- 1) m Nash- ville Atkins: 258 1. Capt William Nashville7 Atkins, 16 Sept 1832 - IO Dec 1919; (his death date wrong?); m( l) l O Dec 1850 Betsy (Moor) Glenn or Sophie E Glenn; m(2) 17 Oct 1871 Molly Moor; m(3) 22Jan 1874 Viola B Atkins. 11. Elizabeth7 Atkins, 28 Nov 1828 - 8 Feb 1886; m Mr W A Leach, 15 Oct 1820 - 15 July 1902. m. Susan B7 Atkins dy. 1v. Ann Serena7 Atkins, 17 July 1844- 31 Aug 1882; m 15 Nov 1860 William Robert Barkley, 18 Sept 1822- 16 Jan 1892.

171 Ch of Henry6 Glass (Susan5 - J ohn4 - Henry3 - J ohn2- 1) m Eliza Sharpe: 1. Elizabeth7 Glass. 11. Clarissa7 Glass. m. Marion7 Glass. 1v. Lewis Henry7 Glass.

172 Ch of Bellefield6 Glass Jr (Susan5- John4 - Henry3 - John2- 1) m Polly Jones: 1. William Beri7 Glass. 11. 3 otherchildren7 Glass.

173 Ch of Barbara6 Glass (Susan5 -John4 - Henry3 - John2- 1) m Dr Joseph Lee: 259 1. John Henry7 Lee; m Mary Elizabeth6 Walker#l67b.

449 174 Ch of James Guerrant7 Bryant Jr (Martha6 - Wm5 - Francis4 - John3lmll-2- 1) m Katherine Cecil: 1. Samuel Andersons Bryant, 4 Apr 1835-20 July 1836. 11. Elinor8 Bryant, 17 Aug 1836-19 Sept 1836.

175 Ch of James Martin7 Bryant (Martha6 - Wm5 - Francis4 - John3lmIJ-2- 1) m Roberta Stockton Edwards: 1. Hesters Bryant; m Mr W Scott or Mr WT Glore. Lvd Dan­ ville Ky.

176 Ch of Lucy J 7 McBrayer (Mary6 Lowen - Lucy5 - Francis4 - J ohn3lmIJ-2-1) m Dr Thomas White Foster: 260 i. Alice8 Foster; m George Givens Helm.

177 Ch of Elizabeth7 (John M6 - Ambrose5lmIJ - Francis4 - John3lmlJ-2-1) m(2) Mr E F Hudnall: i. R Henrys Hudnall. A very gifted teacher, of Blacks burg Va.

178 Ch of Joseph E7 Sr (John M 6 - Ambrose5lmtJ - Francis4 - John3lmlJ-2-I) m ... : 1. Joseph ES Jr. 11. Jennies. m. HughD8 .

I 79 Ch of Henry Clay7 (John M 6 - Ambrose5lmtl - Francis4 - John3lmtJ-2-1) m(I) Florence Dickens: 1. Louis Milton8, 1864-1867. 11. Henry Diggs8, 1866-1867. m. Florence Elizabeths b&d 1869. 261 1v. Louis Milton8 (Lewis in Fam Bible), Jackson Miss 12 Oct 1867 -Asheville NC 1934; m Tarboro NC 12 Feb 1890 Em­ ily Churchill b Tarboro 4 Dec 1871, dau of Frank Dancy & Emily Booker (Semple) Battle.

179 Ch of Henry Clay7 m(2) Maria Toole (Biah) Clarke: 262 1. Mary Parker8 , 1891 -1935; m Dr Edward Wells Rugeley. 263 11. Henry Clarke8 b 1893; m 1920 Marion Frances Alston, 1896- 1966.

450 iii. Katherine Wimberly8, 1894-1922. Unm.

180 Ch of James William7 Greenfield(Jane6 -Ambrose5lm!J - Fran- cis4-John3lmii-2-1) mJane ... : 1. James H8 Greenfieldb 1846. 11. JosephE8 Greenfieldb 1848.

181 Ch of Barnabus Alexander7 (Alex6 - Ambrose5lmlJ - Francis4 - J ohn3lm1i-2-1) m Kate Elizabeth Jackson: 264 1. Martin Jacksons b 9 Jan 1881; m 17 May 1904 Alice Bagby. 11. Alexander BS b 22 Oct 1883. 265 iii. Bessie May8 b 27 Dec 1884; m(l) 1 July 1902 John Mc­ Nelly; m(2) Irving Blick. 266 1v. Harriet Enas b 9 Feb 1887; m 11 Aug 1907 James Walling. 267 v. Ross Andrews b 30 July 1889; m 18 Oct 1919 Mary Lou Mayo. To.Pattonville Mo. 268 vi. GeorgeDeWitt8 blDecl89l;m14Jan1925CoraAdama. vii. Joseph Lafayette8 b 1 Dec 1891.

182 Ch of Lewis Wimberly7 (Ambrose D6-Ambrose5lm 2LFrancis4- John3lmii-2-1) mFannie Ellen Myers: 1. W alter8 d unm. 269 11. Benjamin8 d 11 June 1906 aet 39 yrs 6 mos; m 21 Oct 1897 Adie, 29 Aug 1880 - 12 May 1906, dau of J Aden & Er­ mine Jane (Wilson) Morrison of New Providence Tenn. 270 111. Joseph Dudley8, Montgomery Co Tenn 29 Apr 1970 - San Antonio Tex ab 1960; m 15 Oct 1899 Mina Morrison, sister of Adie m Benjamin #269. Tax Assessor Montgom­ ery Co Tenn 1 yr; to San Antonio in business as builder & contractor. Retired 194 7. 1v. Uncas Myers8 . Farmer nr Clarksville Tenn. Unm. 271 v. Lewis Clay8 b&d nr Guthrie Montgomery Co Tenn 27 Aug 1876 - 23 June 1962; m 19 May 1906 Fanny, 5 Aug 1887 - 24 Nov 1961, dau of Andrew Jackson & Nannie (Peterson) Jones. 272 v1. Sallie Elizabeth8 b 30 Sept 1878; m 27 Dec 1905 George Marcellus b 31 Jan 187 4, son of James Louis & Sallie Mildred (Harris) Kennedy. Farmer lvd Guthrie Tenn.

451 273 v11. Rebar Lamar8, 2 July 1881 - 1957; m 16 Oct 1928 Sarah, dau of Paul Wyatt of Montgomery Co Tenn. Many yrs with M L Gross & Co.

183 Ch of Samuel Johnson7 (Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4- John3[mi1-2-1) m Tennie P Peterson: 1. Ambrose Dudley8, 17 Feb 1890- 1 July 1891. 11. Catherine Louise8 b 27 Sept 1893; m 1910 Ligon, son of John Booth of St Bethlehem (Tenn?) 274 m. Nannie Jones8 b 14 Oct 1898; m 1918 Mel, son of Jack Mc Murray of Guthrie Ky.

I 84 Ch of Joseph Wimberly7 Sr (Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m 2LFran- cis4-John3[mJJ-2-1) m Irene Florence Battle Fort: 275 1. Eula8 b&d Montgomery Co Tenn 28 Oct 1880 - 27 Jan 1912; m 23 Dec 1903 George Forrest b Montgomery Co Tenn 18 Oct 1873, son of John Benjamin & Betty (McGow­ an) Allen. 11. Edward Douglas8 Clarksville Tenn 31 July 1882 - ab 1963. U nm. Farmer; Mason; mem Oakland Ch of Christ. 276 u1. Joseph Wimberly8 II b&d Clarksville Tenn 8 Aug 1884 - 4 Nov 1918; m 30 Sept 1912 Kitty b 7 July 1894, dau of Fletcher & Frances (Edmonson) Beaumont. Farmer. 277 1v. Mary Elizabeth8, Montgomery Co Tenn 17 Oct 1887 - in auto accident 1937; m 5 May 1908 David Enoch, David­ son Co Tenn 13 Sept 1882 - in auto accident 1937, son of Albert & Emma (Simpson) McPherson of Linton Tenn. Mary educated at David Lipscomb Coll, Nashville Tenn; taught school at Port Royal Tenn for 2 yrs before mar­ riage. Mem Ch of Christ. v. Lucy Beaumont8 b&d Montgomery Co Tenn 11 Aug 1888 - 26 June 1889. 278 v1. James Battle8 b Montgomery Co Tenn 5 Nov 1889; m(l) 30 Nov 1915 Elsie, 20 Apr 1890 - 1 July 1931, dau of Prof Samuel Albert & Sarah Amanda (Deboe) Link; m(2) 26 Sept 1940 Myrtis (Mobley) Harper b 24 Sept 1891, dau of Ben & Ela Elizabeth (Winn) Mobley. Tobacco buyer & farmer.

452 vu. Lewis Samuels b Montgomery Co Tenn 23 Apr 1896; m 6 Mar 1929 Kitty (Beaumont) Bourne, wdw of his bro Jo­ seph Wimberly II #276. Farmer of Clarksville Tenn; AEF WW I; Methodist.No issue.

185 Ch of Edward7 (Ambrose D 6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ- 2-1) m Esma Whitfield: i. Mays; m George Hardy of Susanville Nev. Lawyer.

I 86 Ch of William Henry Harrison7 (Ambrose D6 - Ambrose5[m 2l - Francis4 -J ohn3[m 21-2-1) m Susie Ellen Bradley: 279 1. Thomas Whitfields b 7 Feb 1898; m 11 May 1927 Mary Roland. 11. Mary Westons b 14 June 1899. Taught school in Mont­ gomery Co many years. Lvd with sister Jennie #280. 280 m. Jennie Wimberlys (or Daniel) b 26 Nov 1901; m 3 Feb 1925 Enoch Arden Caro/and.

187 Ch of John Milton7 (Ambrose D 6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4- John3[mIJ-2-1) m Anna Maria Parks: · 281 1. Mary Lulas, 8 June 1873 - 21 Aug 1954; m 20 Dec 1899 William Kinchen Rosed Ft Worth Tex 1948. 282 11. Carrie Whitfields, 23 Aug 1875 - 15 May 1933; m 10 Jan 1898 Robert M Lamb d Detroit Tex Dec 1944. 283 m. Joe Thomass, 5 June 1878 - 8 June 1967; m 8 Mar 1903 Della Arwood, 21 Oct 1884 - 24 Mar 1964. Of Detroit Tex. Retired farmer. 284 1v. Charlie Dudley8, 22 Aug 1880 - I I July 1961; m 25 May 1902 Emma, 9 Dec 1882 - 7 Nov 1959, dau of John Mar­ tin & Nancy Jane (Anderson) Guest. Farmer & carpenter of Detroit Tex. v. Lewis8,7Marl882-23Janl888. 285 v1. Lloyd Herberts, 17 Oct 1885 - 25 Jan 1945; m ab 1913 Fannie Bell Ward; div. 286 v11. Bailey Lee8 (Dick), I 5 May I 887 - bef I 971; m 19 Nov I 9 I 8 Alice Ewell. L vd Detroit Tex.

188 Ch of Charlemagne7 (Charles M) (Ambrose 0 6 -Ambrose5[m 2L

453 Francis4 -J ohn3[mi1-2- 1) m Lucy Pollard Peterson: 287 1. William Henrys, m(l) Mary Snowflake Kuykendall, dau of a Baptist minister; m(2) Margaret Lyles. 11. Bernice Margaret8 , 1884 - Lakeside Nursing Home Nash­ ville Tenn Feb 1968; m 9 Nov 1922 Lewis Thomas John­ son, 30 July 1879 -1964. m. Lucy JS, 1890-19 June 1891. 288 1v. Ruth Cleveland8 , 20 Oct 1891 - 22 July 1930; m 11 June 1914 W Hill Brewer. 289 v. Charles Richards; m Frances Mervin b 4 June 1906, dau of Dr Benjamin & Frances (Herman) Stainbrook, of Clarks­ ville Tenn.

189 Ch of Mary Susan7 (Saml J6 -Ambrose5[m2l - Francis4 -J ohn3tm 11- 2-1) m Richard Martin Taylor: 290 1. Fanny Bournes Taylor b Todd Co Ky 14 June 1870; m George D Gillespie. Lvg Kansas City Mo 1940. n. Gertrude8 Taylor b 9 Aug 1873. 291 111. Samuel Thomas8 Taylor d 1928; .... 1v. Horace8 Taylor. (His niece visited an amusement park in Kansas City Mo where he was a ticket seller.) v. v1. 2 other children8 Taylor.

2 4 190 Ch of Amelia Anne7 (Saml J6 - Ambrose5[m 1 - Francis - J ohn3lmll-2-1) m Prof John Thomas Dawson: 1. Douglas Benoni8 Dawson b 12 Mar 1875 dy? 11. Grace MS Dawson b 8 Dec 1876. A Court stenographer; later established her own Stenographic Agency, retiring at 90 yrs. In Nursing Home Nashville Tenn 1971. 292 111. Douglas Benonis Dawson b 12 Mar 1878; m Mrs Helen Forbes, wdw with 2 ch. Dentist Nashville Tenn. 293 1v. Harry Bournes Dawson b c 1879; m(l) Mercedes, dau of George & Nora (Anderson) Clinton of Allenville Ky; m(2) Marion Lowe Duffy of Port Huron Mich. Lvd Pontiac Mich. 294 v. Marshalls Dawson b 30 Jan 1880; m Mary Burr, desc of Aaron Burr. In Washington DC many yrs with Dept of Labor; later to NY City until retired; to Berkeley Cal, lvd withadau. 454 v1. HubertSDawsonbl2Janl882dy. v11. Frances (Fanny) James8 Dawson; m Earl Edward San­ ders of Nashville Tenn. Retired business woman, lvd Nash­ ville. No issue. vm. Ruth8 Dawson; m Mr E E McGarr. She taught in Nash­ ville Tenn schools; husband mgr YMCA. No issue. 295 1x. Helens Dawson d 20 July 1970; m John Granville Gardner.

191 Ch of Eliza Ruth7 (Saml J 6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ- 2-1) m Edgar Brown: 1. Roberts Brown; m ... in Cal. Attended Peabody Dem­ onstration School, (Nashville Tenn?) In USN.

192 Ch of Mary Ann7 (Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-J ohn3[mil-2- 1) m John Keesee: 296 1. John Williams Keesee, 27 Dec 1853 - 28 Jan 1931; m 1877 Eva b 1855, dau of Mr WT Simpson of Eufala Ala. In re­ tail grocery business of Keesee & Northington many yrs in Clarksville Tenn. Mem Madison Ave Meth Ch.

193 Ch of Virginia E7 (Wm6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2- 1) m William] St John: 1. Mary ss St John, 26 Oct 1855-13 May 1857. 11. Sallie Roses St John, IO Aug 1857 -13 July 1858.

194 Ch of Frances Jane7 (Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ- 2-1) m Henry Elisha Beach Sr: 297 1. William Ernests Beach b Va 8 Oct 1861; m 4 Nov 1885 Jessie F Couts of Clarksville Tenn. 11. Matilda Anns Beach b Va 19 July 1863; m William H Major. 298 m. Henry Elishas Beach Jr b Va 16 Apr 1866; m 1 Sept 1887 Lena, 7 June 1861 - 5 July 1926, dau of Abraham Newton, 1811 - 1883, & Nancy (Shouse) b 1824, Dale. (Lena cou­ sin of her husband through Bourne-Shouse line.) Civil en­ gmeer. 299 1v. Edward Richards Beach b Va 16 May 1868; m(l) Alice By­ ers; m(2) Mattie (Bell) Beaumont. Tobacconist of Clarks­ ville & Springfield Tenn.

455 300 v. John Ross8 Beach b Tenn 30 July 1873; m 16 June 1897 Harriet Donoho Kendrick. Dentist in Clarksville Tenn. 30 I v1. Lillian8 Beach, Tenn 22 Dec 1878 - 1937; m Alex M Smith.

195 Ch of James Ambrose7 (Wm6 - Ambrosescm 21 - Francis4 - J ohnJCm11 2- 1) m( I) Fannie A Beach: 302 1. Anna Carr8 b 7 June 1867; m 7 June 1893 William Lee Har- rell of Norfolk Va. 11. MayR8,1Julyl869-28Marl876.

195 Ch of James Ambrose7 m(2) Sisera Ann Cole: 303 1. Ambrose Watkins8, 2 Dec 1872 - Los Angeles Cal 24 Dec 1943; m 7 Jan 1902 Mayme Settliff of Nashville Tenn. Salesman many yrs in Kansas City Mo & St Louis Mo; active in Gideon Soc & Bapt Ch; To Los Angeles Cal 1930, bur there Forest Lawn Cem. 304 11. Fannie8 b 10 May 1874; m Mr Boone of Clinton Ky. 305 u1. Artie S8 b 23 July 1876; m Herbert C Fields b 1874. Busi­ ness man in High Point NC. 1v. Elizabeth J 8, 5 Nov 1878 - cl944. Unm. Lvd with sister Louise in High Point NC. 306 v. Louise8, Russellville Ky 5 (22) May 1882-Winston-Salem NC 6 June 1965; m 24 Oct 1904 William Joseph Hamner, Lexington NC 2Jan 1878 - Winston-Salem 11 Jan 1954.

196 Ch of William Ross7 (Wm6-Ambrose5Cm 2LFrancis4-John3cm 21- 2-1) m Amelia Adaline Darden: all b on farm nr Port Royal Tenn: 1. Robert Weatherford8, 14 Feb 1880 - 29 July 1938, bur Jackson Tenn; m 24 July 1908 Suelma b 18 Aug 1885, dau of Herbert & Elizabeth (Turner) Newsom of Jackson Tenn. No issue. Early education at Port Royal; disliking farming but interested in buying & selling, he went to work, later regretted he did not continue beyond grade sch. Worked in factory of Natl Casket Co Nashville Tenn; later many yrs a successful salesman; then to Tenn Casket Co of Chattanooga Tenn; when arthritis made him too stooped to travel, operated a funeral home in Jackson

456 Tenn & later Huntsville Ala. Mem Bapt Ch but phps changed to Meth to be with his wife.No issue. 307 11. William Ross8 Jr (dropped the Jr when his father dropped William), Port Royal Tenn 1 June 1883 - St Vincent's Hosp Birmingham Ala 31 Aug 1929; m Meth Ch Guthrie Ky 23 Oct 1915 Olivia, 1 Aug 1881 - Murray Ky 12 May 1929, dau of Robert & Alice (Smith) Lester. Lvd on farm until 21, elementary ed in Montgomery Co rural schools; grad AB 1905 U of Nashville Tenn; 1905-07 taught at Cumberland City Tenn Academy; 1907-08 Principal Kirbyville Tex High Sch; 1908-11 entered Vanderbilt U, Asheville NC, grad B of Divinity; 19 I 1-13 Prin Brownsville Tenn High Sch, also app State of Tenn High Sch Insp 1911-15; BS Van­ derbilt U 1915; 1917-18 attended Peabody Coll & was also Prof of Sociology & Economics in Belmont Sch for Women, Nashville. 1918-19 Head of Dept of Collegiate Ed Birmingham Ala Southern Coll; 19 I 9-21 Pres Centenary Coll, Shreveport La; 1922-24 Dir Teacher Training Winthrop Coll Rock Hill SC; Feb 1925 Head of Dept of Ed, Murray State Teachers Coll. Summer Sch work at U of Vt 1918 & U of Fla 1922. Regarded as one of the most interesting, capable & versatile teachers. He was probably the best informed man on public ques­ tions & social, moral & religious issues in western Ky. Author of many articles incl 'Education in Tenn' for Encyc Americana & 'Laws in Tenn Regarding Education & Bible Reading in Public Schools.' Ed of Tenn State Magazine for Education. A licensed minister, never held a pastorate but often called on to fill in. Many yrs leader in Rotary work, elected 18th Dist Rotary Gov, covering state of Ky. On going to Birmingham Ala for an operation, he had a forebod­ ing of his death, leaving a letter to his mother-in-law directing she care for his 2 young sons. 308 m. Mary Matilda8 b 14 Apr 1885; m 8 June 1910 Robert Howard Williams of Guthrie Ky.- Bur Greenwood Cem Clarksville Tenn. 1v. Jessie Carr8 b 13 Feb 1888; m Todd Co Ky license Brown Whitlow; div; resumed maiden name. 309 v. Richard Darden8 b 13 July 1902; m Polytechnic, Yellow- stone Co Mont 16 Aug 1941 Helen Hildegard b Neb 18

457 July 19 IO, dau of John & Helen (Rahm) Ger be rt of Guth­ rie Ky. Grad Guthrie High Sch 1919; grad Western Ky Teachers Coll; grad U of Cincinnati O 1930; worked 2 yrs for Dallas Tex Power & Light Co; taught in Winchester Va; Billings Mont; Texas A & M; U of Texas; Elec Eng at Vanderbilt U Nashville Tenn; retired 1968.

197 Ch of Walter Watters 7 (W m6-Ambrose5lm 2LFrancis4-J ohn3lm I l- 2-1) m Ella Anderson: 1. Olive8 , c 1874 - Ky 1952; m Mr Parker din fire in Ariz. 11. AliceGardner8 dy I Feb 1879. m. Edna8 d of pneumonia at 19 yrs. 310 1v. Elizabethsb25Novl874;mThomas WyattofOlmsteadKy.

198 Ch of Sallie E7 (Wm6-Ambrose5lm2LFrancis4-John3lmIJ-2- 1) m as 3rd wife Mr LC Atkins: 1. Estelles Atkins, 7 May 1890 - 9 July 197 l. 11. Emma L8; m Luther Rosson d & bur Port Royal Tenn 2 Jan 1899 aet 21 yrs 9 mo 7 da.

199 Ch of Edward Weatherford7 (Wilson?) (Wm6-Ambrose5lm 2L Francis4-John3lm 2J-2- 1) m Dixie Randle: i. Berthasbl6Augl893;Unm.

200 Ch of Frances Eliza7 Riggs (Eliza6 - Ambrose5lm 2l - Francis4 - J ohn3lm 11-2- 1) mW illiam Bryant: i. J ohn8 Bryant; m Rebecca Bell.

201 Ch of Ambrose Dudley7 Riggs (Eliza6-Ambrose5lm2LFrancis4 - J ohn3lmIJ- 2- 1) m Ann Eliza Purse: 1. Marys Riggs; m Mr Crow. 11. Dudley BS Riggs. u1. Annas Riggs; m Charles Harris.

202 Ch of Margaret Ann7 Riggs (Eliza6 - Ambrose5lm21 - Francis4 - John3[mIJ-2- 1) mJohn B McFarland: 1. Daughters McFarland; mJohn Reynolds. 11. Daughters McFarland; mJohn W Gillim.

458 203 Ch of James William7 Riggs (Eliza6 - Ambrose5[m 2J - Francis4 - John3[mlJ-2-l) m ... : 1. Inez8 Riggs; m Mr Barber. 11. Fannie8 Riggs; m Mr Long. 111. Lena8 Riggs; m Mr Christine.

204 Ch of Sarah Elizabeth7 Riggs (Eliza6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4- John3[mlJ-2-1) m S Park Hatton: 1. Albert8 Hatton. 11. Minnie8 Hatton; m( 1) George Smith. 111. Lawton8 Hatton. 1v. Hurley8 Hatton.

205 Ch of Emma7 Riggs (Eliza6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mlJ- 2- 1) m Henry Smith: 1. Everett8 Smith. 11. Two other children8 Smith.

206 Ch of Mary Camilla7 Grisard (Piety H6-Ambrose5[m3LFrancis4- J ohn3[mIJ-2-1) m George H Norfleet: 1. Wilmouth8 Norfleet b 30 Nov 1867; bur Norfleet Cem Port Royal Tenn. Unm. She spent most of her life caring for her mother & grmother after the deaths of their hus­ bands. Lvd Guthrie Ky.

207 Ch of Frances Charity7 Grisard (Piety H6-Ambrose5[m3LFran- cis4-J ohn3[mll-2-1) m Henry Morgan: 1. Francis8 Morgan b 14 Oct 1880; m Emma Martin. (His mother said he was named Henry, but listed as Francis in "Family Called Fort.")

208 Ch of James Abner7 Young Sr (Martin6 Young-Frances5-Fran- cis4-J ohn3[mll-2-1) m Ellen D ... : i. James Abner8 Young Jr b 16 May 1846.

209 Ch of Mary Martin7 Slaughter (Louisa A6 Young - Frances5 - Francis4-John3[mlJ-2-1) m Washington Gordon: i. Mildred Ruth8 Gordon d 10 Aug 1904.

459 210 Ch of Benjamin Helm7 Bristow (Francis M6 Bristow - Phila5 - Francis4-J ohn3[mii-2-1) m Abbie Slaughter Briscoe: 1. Nannie8 Bristow; m Ben S Draper of Hopedale Mass. 11. William BS Bristow. Lvd NY City.

211 Ch of Mary Margaret7 Bristow (Francis M6 Bristow - Phila5 - Francis4-J ohn3[mii-2-1) m Hays G Petrie: 31 I 1. Emmas Petrie; m John Bell. 11. Sallys Petrie; m Walton Forgy. 3 I 2 m. Benjamins Petrie; m ... 313 1v. Marys Petrie; m David Morton.

212 Ch of Martha Marie7 Bristow (Francis M 6 Bristow - Phila5 - Francis4-J ohn3[mll-2-1) m Rev John Marshall Gill: 1. Marys Gill; m(I) Harry H Hitchcock; m(2) Ben T Perkins. 314 11. Jamess Gill; m Effie, dau of James Ambrose & Mamie (Royster) Steele. (James Ambrose son of Robert King, gr­ son of Isaac Steele. Mamie dau of Dr John & Isiphine (Turner) Royster.) m. Francis Bristows Gill, committed suicide as a young man.

213 Ch of Francis H 7 Bristow (Francis M 6 Bristow-Phila5-Francis4 - J ohn3[mll-2- 1) m Emma Thompson: 1. Franciss Bristow. 11. Benjamins Bristow. m. Johns Bristow. 1v. Olivias Bristow.

214 Ch of Betty7 Stipp (Phila6 Bristow-Phila5-Francis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Mr Heathman: i. Anodelle Stipps Heathman.

215 Ch of Mattie7 Stipp (Phila6 Bristow-Phila5-Francis4-John3[mlJ- 2-1) m Mr Wolf i. Childs Wolf. b 1879.

216 Ch of John B7 (Francis6[mIJ - John5 - Francis4 - JohnJ[mlJ-2-1) m ... : 1. Ernest ws. Lvd Lexington Ky.

460 217 Ch of Morton Lowen7 (Andrew6 - Capt Danl5 - Francis4 - John3[mlJ-2-1) m Virginia Scott Trueheart: 1. Belle Wilm ores, 29 Jan 1871 - 19 Mar 1887. 11. William Crumps, 12Aug 1875-16 Aug 1875. 111. Julian Truehearts b 1 July 1878. 1v. Trueheart Paxtons, 12 Mar 1883 - Chipley Fla Mar 1919, killed in auto accident. v. Virginia Lees b 27 Feb 1888; m Rt Rev U V W Darling­ ton, Bishop of the Methodist Ch.

218 Ch of John Milton7 Dickerson (Lucy6-Capt Danl5-Francis4- John3[m11-2-1) m ... : i. Daughters Dickerson; m Mr AB Crawford.

219 Ch of Carrie7 Dickerson (Lucy6 - Capt Danl5 - Francis4 - John3[mIJ-2-1) m Beatty Cooke Potts: i. J amess Potts; m Bertha ... b cl 881, of Richmond Va.

220 Ch of Annette7 (Dr Richd W6-5[m 2LWm4[mlLJohn3[m2J-2-I) m Mr WW Fry Sr: 1. W ws Fry Jr; m Miss Johnson. Prominent lawyer in Mex­ ico Mo. No issue. 315 11. Gertrude8 Fry; m Mr BC Jordan of Pike Co Mo.

221 Ch of James Andrew7 Harrison (Mary Ellen6-Richd W5[m2L Wm4[mILJohn3[m21-2-1) m ... : 1. Nettie8 Harrison. 11. Gertrude8 Harrison. Ill. Ella8 Harrison.

222 Ch of John7 Harrison (Mary Ellen6-Richd W5[m2LWm4[mIL John3lm2J-2-I) m ... : 1. Edward8 Harrison. 11. Clyde8 Harrison. 111. Herbert8 Harrison. 1v. Allie8 Harrison. v. Ray8 Harrison.

461 223 Ch of Elijah D 7 Harrison (Affiar G6-Richd W 5[m2LWm4[mIL John3[m2J-2-1) m(l) Lizzie T Buckner: 316 1. Charles Buckner8 Harrison; m ... 11. William Wallace8 Harrison. n1. Thelma8 Harrison; m Mr Lacey. 1v. Hilda8 Harrison; m Mr Eicke. v. Ruth8 Harrison; m Mr Jones.

223 Ch of Elijah D7 Harrison m(2) ... : i. Said to have lost 3 Children8 Harrison all dy.

224 Ch of Elijah7 II (Jas6lmIJ - Elijah5[mIJ -Andrew4 - J ohn3lm2l-2-1) m Minerva Peyton: 317 1. Louis8 (Lewis); m Miss Clark. Of Spears Ky. 11. Katie8 ; m Mr Sagerson. n1. William W alker8 • U nm. 1v. Sallie8 ; m Mr Gibbs d 1922. v. Rosetta8 din 1922. vi. Mary R 8 . Lvd Nicholasville Ky 1922.

225 Ch of James7 Jr (-6[mIJ - Elijah5[mIJ - Andrew4 - John3lm2l-2- 1) m Miss Thompson: i. 2 children8 lvg 1922.

226 Ch of Sarah Jane7 (Jas6[mILElijah5[mILAndrew4-John3lmZJ-2-1) m James M Gibbs: 1. Richard Hamilton8 Gibbs. 11. Daughter8 Gibbs; m William McB Sloan of Columbia SC.

227 Ch of John Draffen? (Jas6[mILElijah5lm 1LAndrew4-John3[mZJ- 2-1) m Sara Elizabeth Thomas: 318 1. Daisy Vertny8 b 1872; m 7 June 1905 Charles Irvine, son of Irvine Prather of Lexington Ky. 11. Hubert Draffen8 b 5 Oct 1874. Unm. Lvd Lexington Ky. 111. JamesGibbs8 b31 Dec 1877. Unm. 1v. Jewell Elizabeth8 b I l Dec 1890; m Frederick E Cochrane

462 of Toronto, Ont Can. Lvd Chicago Ill. v. Robert Youngs b 20 Feb 1884.

228 Ch of Nancy E7 (Jas6[m2LElijah5[m 1LAndrew4-John3[m21-2-1) m Charles C Rutherford: 1. Carrie8 Rutherford. 11. Jessies Rutherford; m Bruce Chany (Cheney?). Lvd Cleve­ land 0. m. Kitties Rutherford. 1v. Lucille8 Rutherford.

229 Ch of Margaret7 (Jas6[m2LEJijah5[mILAndrew4-John3[m21-2-1) m Thomas Farra: 1. Roberta8 Farra; m Mr Brown of McIntosh Fla. 11. Katherines Farra. In Red Cross work in NY City. m. Elizabeths Farra. Missionary to India.

230 Ch of Elijah7 Muir (S usanna6-Elijah5[m 1LAndrew4-J ohn3[m2J-2-1) m ... : 1. Samuel Bourne8 Muir of Nicholasville Ky. 319 11. Henry8 Muir; m ... m. Elijah Bourne8 Muir; m by Rev Stephen Noland 2 Feb 1860 Betty Chrisman. Of Nicholasville Ky.

231 Ch of Nancy7 (Davis6-Elijah5£m 1LAndrew4-John3£m21-2- 1) m Morton Funk: 1. Johns Funk. Owned grocery store in Nicholasville Ky. 11. Nannie Sparks8 Funk; m Mr Wilton or Wit low. m. Daughters Funk; m Bert Smithers.

232 Ch of Francis7 Flournoy Sr (Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4- John3[m21-2-1) m Anna Elizabeth Netherland: all b Guade­ loupe Co Tex: 1. John Williams Flournoy, Guadeloupe Co Tex 31 July 1854 - I 9 I 5; m Aug 1881 Gussie Hutchins. Grad Emory & Henry Coll, Va; Lawyer; Pres Commercial Bank; mem Tex legis­ lature. Lvd Beeville Tex. No issue. 11. Mariettas (Lulu) Flournoy b Guadeloupe Co Tex 14 Apr

463 1857; m 24 Apr 1872 George Heflin d Lockhart Tex. No issue. 111. Ella8 Flournoy, Nov 1859 - San Antonio Tex 24 May 1910; m 16 Aug 1893 Charles Ferguson. No issue. 320 iv. Margaret8 Fournoy b 2 Jan 1863; m 14 Feb 1888 Mr A P Smith of Beeville Tex. 321 V. Agness Flournoy b 15 Apr 1866; m Kingsbury Tex 23 Oct 1888 Francis A Allison d Taylor Tex 15 Feb 1939. Both bur there. Vl. Benjamin Netherlands Flournoy b Apr 1872; m twice. No issue. Lvd Taylor Tex. Vll. Franciss Flournoy Jr b 2 Apr 1869. Lvd nr Taylor Tex. Unm. 322 viii. Florence8 Flournoy, 20 Oct 1876 - Kyle Tex 18 Jan 1948; m 20 May 1896 John William Tompkins of Kyle Tex.

233 Ch of John Perry7 Flournoy Sr (Agnes6 Perry - John5 Perry - Jane4-John3lm 2l-2•1) m Mary Scruggs: 323 1. William Stones Flournoy, 14 Apr 1857 - Independence Mo 7 June 1929; m(l) Mary L Cunningham, 9 June 1860. - 20 July 1888 aet 28; m(2) 21 Dec 1898 Annie Farrar. 11. Sallies Flournoy, 19 Sept 1858-25 Feb 1928. 324 n1. John Perry8 Flournoy Jr, 27 Nov 1867 - 29 Apr 1915; m 21 Aug 1897 Florence Mortland. Lawyer in El Paso Tex.

234 Ch of Ambrose or Rowland7 Flournoy: No record of their ch but when their mother Agnes' estate was divided in 1909, these were listed as grantors: some could be their ch: John P Flournoy; Wm S Flournoy; Harney L Wood; Sarah Flournoy; Annie F Flournoy; Mabel Wood: John F Metz; Isaac E Hatch.

235 Ch of Margaret7 Flournoy (Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4- John3rm21-2-1) m Charles Franklin Quest: all b Kansas City Mo: 1. La wrence8 Quest, 4 Mar 1862- 9 Oct 1866. 11. Salle MS Quest b 26 Apr 1864; m Kansas City Mo Wil­ liam L Franklin.

464 111. Addie Mauds Quest, I I Nov 1866-28 May 1917. 1v. Charless Quest, 28 Nov 1869 - 3 Oct I 871. v. Sophias Quest, 5 June 1872-5 Apr 1875. v1. GeorgeEdgars Quest, 15Nov 1874-13 May 1907. vu. Flournoys Quest b 5 Dec 1877; m Clara Jones. v111. Margarets Quest, I I Oct 1881 - 7 Apr 1900.

236 Ch of Robert Scott7 Perry (Oliver H6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4- J ohn3[m21-2-1) m Belle Peyton: 1. Johns Perry b 3 May 1878. 11. Peytons Perry b 17 Sept 1880. m. Charless Perry b 12 May 1883.

237 Ch of John7 Perry II (Oliver H6 Perry - John5 Perry - Jane4 - John3[m2J- 2- 1) m Tabitha Roberts: 1. Robert Scotts Perry. 11. Pearls Perry. m. Fannies Perry.

238 Ch of Sarah7 Perry (Morton6 Perry - John5 Perry - Jane4 - JohnJ[m21-2- 1) m Elliott West: 1. Perrys West b 2 Dec 1878; m 28 June 1905 Mary Buford. 325 11. Stenas West, 15 Feb 1880 - 14 Feb 1930; m 17 Dec 1901 Gilbert Moore. 326 m. Howards West b 21 Nov 1882; m I Sept 1906 Sara Wills. 327 1v. Lulas West b 22 May 1884; m 27 Sept 1910 Howard Mc- Conathy. v. Adas West, 26 Mar 1887 - 9 Apr 1926; m 27 Oct 1929 Fletcher Watts. No issue. v1. Graces West b 13 May 1894; m 19 Apr 1923 George Kauf­ man. No issue.

239 Ch of Oliver Hazard7 Perry (Morton6 Perry-] ohn5 Perry-Jane4- J ohnJ[m2J-2- 1) m Aluna (Haile) Lobdell: i. Ellens Perry b 1891. U nm.

240 Ch of Edward Payne7 Perry (Morton6 Perry - John5 Perry - J ane4-J ohn3[m21-2-1) m Eliza Beagle:

465 328 1. Ernestine8 Perry, 5 June 1897 - Nashville Tenn 21 June 1928; bur Lexington Ky; m Lexington 6 July 1918 Wilber Harreld Kirkpatrick b 15 Oct 1893. Lt WW I.

241 Ch of Henry Lee7 Perry (Morton6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4 - John3[m21-2-1) m Grace Hart: 329 1. Gladys8 Perry; m 12 Nov 1913 Julian Tyng. 330 11. Harts Perry; m2l Nov 1923 Helen Woodward. 331 m. Dorothys Perry; m 24 Feb 1923 Thompson Burnham.

242 Ch of Lula7 Perry (Morton6 Perry - John5 Perry - Jane4 - John3[m2l-2- 1) m Robert Hunter: 1. Helens Hunter b 6 Nov 1891. 332 11. Alienas Hunter; m 23 June 1920 George Hutchinson. 333 n1. Nannies Hunter; m Robert Moore.

243 Ch of Eunice7 Shouse (Saml L6 Shouse-Catherine5 Perry-Jane4- John3[m21-2-1) m William Yeoman: i. Sons Yeoman. Lvgwithgrfatherin 1894.

243a Ch of Zachary Taylor7 Price (Moses M6-5 Price - Sarah4 - An- drew3-John2-1) m ... : 334 1. Farley Landreams Price b Irvine Ky 23 Apr 1882; m 16 Sept 1906 Rebecca James, Nashville Tenn 24 Oct 1883 - Tampa Fla 5 Apr 1955, dau of T D & Fannie (Park) Wal­ lis of Franklin Tenn.

244 Ch of Lucy Morton7 Daniel (Wm P 6 Daniel-Eliz5 Price-Sarah4- Andrew3-John2-1) m(l) Phimas C Hayden: 1. William D 8 Hayden. CSA. 11. Harrison Daniel8 Hayden.

245 Ch of Elizabeth7 Daniel (Wm P 6 Daniel-Eliz5 Price-Sarah4- Andrew3-J ohn2- 1) m James O Hervey: 1. Mary Alices Hervey; m Thomas Ballard. 11. James TS Hervey; m Mattie Crutchfield.

246 Ch of Ellen7 Daniel (Wm P6 Daniel- Eliz5 Price - Sarah4 - An-

466 drew3-John2-1) mJames Elmore: 1. Mr J ws Elmore; m Elizabeth Chenault. 11. Annies Elmore; m William Mills. n1. Susans Elmore; m David Chenault. 1v. Ellas Elmore; m Jesse Cobb.

247 Ch of Jane Elizabeth7 Ridgely (Richd H 6 Ridgely Jr - Jane5 Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-J ohn2- 1) m Edmund J Peckover: 335 i. Jessamines Peckover; m James E Torrance of Colo.

248 Ch of Johanna Clem7 Ridgely (Richd H6 Ridgely Jr - Jane5 Price-Sarah4 -Andrew3-John2- 1) m Judge William W Kim­ brough: 336 1. Daniel RS Kimbrough; m Bessie Jameson of Millersburg Ky.

249 Ch of Richard H7 Ridgely Ill (- 6-Jane5 Price-Sarah4 -Andrew3- John2-1) m Mary Wells: 1. Chloes Ridgely; m Chambers Perry. Banker in Mt Olivet Ky.

250 Ch of Kittie Frances7 Sallee (Sydney6 Price-Jas5 Price-Sarah4- Andrew3-John2-1) m Capt WE Musselman: 337 1. Sidney Forrests Musselman, 7 Dec 1872 - 26 Oct 1920; m 15 Feb 1909 Ida Elmore, dau of James A & Mary Eliza­ beth ( Brown) (Simpson) Remington. 338 11. Helens Musselman; m Hubbard Warfield Shawhan.

251 Ch of Ella7 (Wm R6-John5[mILAndrew4[mll-3-John2-1) m Eli- jah Brissey: i. Eight childrens Brissey.

252 Ch of Lewis7 White (Julia A6 Glass-Eliz5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m( I) Margaret Davis: i. 3 Children8 White.

252 Ch of Lewis7 White m(2) ... : i. 2 Children8 White.

467 252 Ch of Lewis7 White m(3) Miss Griffith: i. 2 Children8 White.

253 Ch of Crawford7 Lee (Mary E6 Wa/ker-Nancy5-John4-Henry3- John2-1) m Annie Laurie Duvall: 1. Arthurs Lee, Louisville Ky. 11. Estill BS Lee, Franklin Co Ky. 111. Nevilles Lee, Cynthiana Ky. 1v. Kelly8 Lee, Frankfort Ky. v. Daughters Lee; m Guy Franks.

254 Ch of Lockhart7 Lee (Mary E6 Wa/ker-Nancy5-John4-Henry3- John2-1) m Miss Burden: 339 1. Daughters Lee; m Marion Thacher(Thacker) Jr. 340 u. Daughter8 Lee; m H Watts Green. 341 111. Sallie Burdens Lee; m 1936 Woodrow Armstrong. 342 1v. Harry C8 Lee; m .... . 343 v. Louis8 Lee; m ... . v1. Sgt Ray8 Lee; m 14Jan 1944 Ruth, dau of Willis Watkins. 344 v11. Mr J L8 Lee; m Christina Mitchell. v111. Paul8 Lee. 1x. Elmer (Elma?) Nixon8 Lee. (son or dau?) 345 x. Marys Lee; m Steven Vaughn. x1. Rachels Lee. 346 xn. Rebecca8 Lee; m Eugene Gill. xm. Betty Jean8 Lee.

255 Ch of Robert7 Lee (Mary E6 Wa/ker-Nancy5-John4 -Henry3- John2-1) m ... : 347 i. Earls Lee; m .... .

256 Ch of Wellington7 Lee (Mary E6 Walker-Nancy5-J ohn4 -Henry3- J ohn2-1) m ... : 1. Vernons Lee. 11. Johns Lee. 111. Charles Clay8 Lee. 1v. Harolds Lee.

257 Ch of Mary Margaret7 White (Mary M 6 G/ass-Susan5-_John4-

468 Henry3-John2-1) mJohn Austin Lockhart: 348 1. John Lewis8 Lockhart; m(l) Lucy Jean Mitchell; m(2) Mary Morris. 349 11. Elta Georgias Lockhart; m Ferdinand E Mueller. 111. Virginia Whites Lockhart. IV. Elizabeth Ellens Lockhart; m Fred Bellows. No issue. V. Augusta Mays Lockhart; m Frank W Lineback. No issue.

258 Ch of Capt William Nashville7 Atkins Sr (Nancy6 Glass-Susan5- John4-Henry3-John2-1) m(l) Betsy (Moor) Glenn or Sophie EGlenn: 350 1. William Nashvilles Atkins Jr, 11 Aug 1852 - 10 Dec 1919 (same date as his father's death); m(l) 10 Mar 1871 Alice Priced 29 Nov 1863; m(2) 18 Mar 1885 Nettie Shields. 11. Elizabeth Culls Atkins d Mar 1931. 351 111. Loucillas Atkins, 5 June 1854 - 29 Jan 1929; m Joe Wool­ ums. 1v. Jamess Atkins d 13 Oct 1905. Unm. v. Nancy Francess Atkins; m 1904 ... No issue. 352 v1. Allenas Atkins, 26 Jan 1864 - 7 Dec 1902; m Georgetown Ky Jefferson Colston.

258 Ch of Capt William Nashville7 Atkins Sr m(3) Viola B Atkins: 1. Lunsford Herndons Atkins, 1874-1928. 11. Blanches Atkins b 1877. Unm. 111. Barbara Lees Atkins; m William Hearn.

259 Ch of John Henry7 Lee (Barb6 Glass - Susan5 - J ohn4 - Henry3 - J ohn2- 1) m Mary Elizabeth6 Walker: See#l67b.

260 Ch of Alices Foster (Lucy J7 McBrayer-Mary6 Lowen-Lucy5- Francis4-John3[mI1-2-1) m George Givens Helm: i. Capt Ernest W9 Helm. With Louisville Post.

261 Ch of Louis Miltons Sr (Henry C7[mILJohn M6-Ambrose5[mIL Francis4-John3[mI1-2-1) m Emily Waller: 1. Louis Milton9 Jr b Asheville NC 7 Oct 1891; m Freder­ icksburg Va 31 Oct 1926 Emily b 1903, dau of Thomas J

469 & Alice Page (Nelson) Waller. Grad U of NC & USN Academy; 1917-20 Maj 6th Regt USMC AEF WW I, & in command of 15 towns, Army of Occupation; 1920 entered Aviation Br USMC as Capt; Jan 1927 piloted 1st non-stop flight from USA to Nicaragua, the 1st official flight from USA to any foreign country; Maj July 1927; July 1928 - Dec 1929 in command US Marine Aviation Fleet, Nica­ ragua; twice recommended for DFC; Episc. No issue. 353 n. Francis Churchill9 b Asheville NC 31 Mar 1894; m 26 June 1918 Pauline b Asheville 10 Jan 1897, dau of M Van 9 Edith (Clark) Moore. Grad U of NC; 1917-19 Capt FA Div AEF WW I; Episc. 354 m. Henry McKenzie9 b Asheville NC 2 May 1896; m 2 Jan 1921 Vera b Wilkes Barre Pa, dau of John Davenport. AEF WW I, cited for bravery at St Mihiel, France; In MG Auto Co Detroit; Episc. 355 1v. Emily Battle9, Asheville NC 13 Jan 1898 - Morgantown W Va 26 Sept 1928; m 17 Aug 1921 John B Ancon, Canal Zone 13 Sept 1897, son of James B & Delores (Rice) Schuber. 356 v. William Camillus9 b Asheville NC 13 Jan 1900; m(l) 26 June 1926 Mary b Savannah Ga 1906, dau of C W & Annie E (Buckner) Roberds; m(2) Sally, dau of Herbert Moorman& Sally Ragland (West) Ford of Lynchburg Va. v1. Belknap Battle9 b Asheville NC 27 Jan 1902; m Savan­ nah Ga 12 Oct 1928 Mary Barron, dau of Dr William Bar­ ron & Rachel Siles (Shellman) Crawford. Educ Porter Military Ac Charleston SC & Rensselaer Poly Inst Troy NY; electrician & aviator.

262 Ch of Mary Parker8 (Henry c1rm2LJohn M6-Ambrosesrm 1L Francis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m Dr Edward Wells Rugeley Sr: 1. Maria Clarke9 (Biah) Rugeley b 1926. Lvg W Va 1949. 11. Edward Wells9 RugeleyJrb 1931.

263 Ch of Henry Clarke8 Sr (Henry c 7rm 2LJohn M6-Ambrose5[mIJ_ Francis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m Marion Frances Alston: 357 1. HenryClarke9 Jrb 192l;mMargaretBarrThomasb 1929.

470 358 11. Laura J une9 b 1923; m Willie Jones Long Jr b 1922. 359 m. Joe King9 b 1925; m Edith Winslow b 1928.

264 Ch of Martin Jacksons (Barnabus A7 - Alex6 - Ambrose5[mtJ - Francis4-John3[mtJ-2- 1) m Alice Bagby: 360 1. Beatrice9; m Roscoe Hart. Lvg Nashville Tenn 1970. 361 11. Frank9; m Lyra Bagby. Lvg E St Louis Mo 1970. 362 111. John Ira9 , 1907 - nr Adams Tenn 28 Dec 1969 aet 62; m Lois McNeil. Mem Red River Bapt Ch which Ambrose5 helped found. 363 1v. Willie9; m Avis McArvin. Lvg St Charles Mo 1970. 364 v. Kirby 0 9; m Dorothy Brookshur. Lvg Adams Tenn 1970.

265 Ch of Bessie Mays (Barnabus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5[mtLFrancis4- J ohnJ[mtJ-2-1) m(2) Irving Blick: 1. Lucy9 Blick. 11. Haywood9 Blick. m. George9 Blick.

266 Ch of Harriet Enas (Barna bus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5[mtLFrancis4- J ohn3[mt1-2-1) m James Walling: 1. Peter9 Wallingd France. 11. Katherine9 Walling. m. Lucian9 Walling. 1v. Virginia9 Walling.

267 Ch of Ross Andrew8 (Barnabus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5[mtLFran- cis4-John3[mtJ-2-1) m Mary Lou Mayo: 1. Ross Hudgins9, 22 Aug 1920-5 Nov 1920. 11. Bailey Sory9 b 13 Aug 1921. m. Dorothy Maurine9 b 23 Sept 1923. 1v. Emerson Mayo9 b 26 June 1928. v. Robertlzor9 b6Feb 1932.

268 Ch of George DeWitt8 (Barna bus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5[mtLFran- cis4-John3[mtJ-2-1) m Cora Adams: 1. Ada Genell9, 4Jan 1926-2July 1926. u. James9 b 14 May 1928; mJuanita Sluter.

471 365 m. Lawrence Clifton9 b 2 Nov 1932; m Bettye Glascow. 1v. Barbara Ethel9; m Lewis Rickard.

269 Ch of Benjamin8 (Lewis W7-Ambrose D 6-Ambrose5[m1LFran- cis4-J ohn3rm 11-2- 1) m Adie Morrison: 1. Lewis Dudley9 d Feb 1899 aet 6 mos. 11. Sarah (Sallie) Wilson9 b 16 Dec 1899; m Mr Burr of Cor­ pus Christi Tex. m. Rebar Lee9 dy. 1v. Hazel9 b 11 Mar 1906; m Newt(on?) Morris of San Anto­ nio Tex. No issue.

270 Ch of Joseph Dudley8 (Lewis W7-Ambrose D 6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-J ohn3rm 11-2-1) m Mina Morrison: 366 1. Fannie Ermine9; m Jeff Miller of Pleasanton Tex. Lvd Mathis Tex 1953, where he worked for rr. 367 11. Maurice Walter9 b 28 Aug 1903; m 15 June 1930 Roberta Martindale of Houston Tex. 368 m. Robert Dudley9 b 12 May 1906; m 26 Mar 1938 Marga­ ret Cherry b 12June_. 369 1v. Joseph Curtin9 b 6 Mar 1909; m 7 Oct 1939 Lillian, dau of Mr & Mrs Fred M Barner. Of San Antonio Tex. 370 v. Thelma Mattie9 b 1 Apr 1914; m(l) 7 Dec 1932 Mr V R Barrett of Hollandale Miss.

271 Ch of Lewis Clay8 (Lewis W7-Ambrose D 6-Ambrose5[m 2LFran- cis4John3[mlJ-2-1) m Fannie Jones: 371 1. Sam(uel?) Johnson9 b 19 Apr 1907; m 25 Nov 1932 Elsie Bruce b 20 Dec 1909, dau of William Lawrence of Guthrie Ky. Lvg 1968 Mt Vernon Ind. 11. Nancy Katherine b 24 Nov 1909; m(l) 28 Jan 1933 Charles Morgan; m(2) Walter L Powers of Clarksville Tenn. No issue. m. Malcolm Myers9, 26 Feb 1912 - killed in train wreck Lansing Mich 12 Mar 1929. 1v. Lewis Clay9 Jr b 12 Feb 1915. Lvg 1968 Indianapolis Ind. v. Frances Jones9 b 30 Apr 1922; m Robert B McPherson of Gary Ind.

472 v1. Uncas Lamar9 b 8 Apr 1925. Of Guthrie Ky. vu. Bettye Sue9 b 1 Sept 1927; m Milton L Daniel of Tulla­ homa Tenn.

272 Ch of Sallie Elizabeth8 (Lewis W7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5£m2L Francis4-John3£mIJ- 2-1) m George Marcellus Kennedy (Ken­ neday?) Sr: 1. Rebar Pot(t?)erfield9 Kenneday b 15 June 1910. 11. George Marcellus9 Kenne day Jr b 19 Dec 1912. m. Ruth9 Kennedyb24July 1916. 1v. Louise9 Kennedy b 13 Feb 1919.

273 Ch of Rebar Lamar8 (Lewis W7 - Ambrose D6 - Ambrose5[m 2J - Francis4-John3[mIJ-2- 1) m Sarah Wyatt: i. Sallie Richardson9 b 27 June 1932.

274 Ch of Nannie Jones8 (Saml J7 - Ambrose D6 - Ambrose5[m 2J - Francis4-John3£mI1-2- 1) m Mel MacMurray: 1. Charles9 MacMurray. 11. George P 9 MacMurray d of injuries from a plane crash while Lt USAF.

275 Ch of Eula8 (Jos W7 - Ambrose D6 - Ambrose5£m 2l - Francis4 - John3£mIJ-2- 1) m George Forrest Allen: 1. Frances Irene9 Allen, 19 Oct 1904 - 13 Feb 1952; m Char­ les C Carter. She was secy for Ins Co in Nashville Tenn. No issue. 372 11. Mary Bourne9 Allen b Montgomery Co Tenn 27 Aug 1906; m May 1924 Peter Lawrence, 21 Feb 1903 - ab 1950, son of George & Dell (Neblett) Ussery. 111. John Benjamin9 Allen, Nashville Tenn 25 Mar 1910 - 23 Feb 1965. Unm.

276 Ch of Joseph Wimberly8 II (-7 - Ambrose D6 - Ambrose5£m2l - Francis4-John3£mI1- 2- 1) m Kitty Beaumont: 373 1. Joseph Wimberly9 III b Montgomery Co Tenn 22 Apr 1915; m 26 Aug 1942 Lucile Hampton. 11. Irvin Beaumont9 b 3 Nov 1916; m 21 Apr 1946 Edith Smith.

473 m. Edward Douglas9 b 14 Oct 1917; m 23 ? 1946 Mary Wes­ ley O'Neal d 24Jan 1968.

277 Ch of Mary Elizabeth8 (Jos W7 - Ambrose D 6 - Ambrose5tm 21 - Francis4-John3tmIJ-2- 1) m David Enoch McPherson Sr: 374 1. Kenneth Bourne9 McPherson b Davidson Co Tenn 21 Apr 1911; m Lois Mason of Smithville Tenn. In 1969 head of Sales Dept, Nashville Electric Co, Nashville Tenn. 11. David Enoch9 McPherson Jr b Davidson Co Tenn 14 May 1913. Taught agriculture 25 yrs in Memphis Tenn. 111. Mary Irene9 McPherson, Davidson Co Tenn 13 Sept 1925 -1937.

278 Ch of James Battles (Jos W7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5lm 2LFran- cis4-John3rm11-2-1) m(l) Elsie Link: 375 1. Florence Irene9 b IO Dec 1917; m 11 May 1936 Sterling Fountain Jr b 16 June 1907, son of Sterling Fountain & Elizabeth Janet (Williams) Webster Sr. Florence in DAR; Methodist. Sterling Tobacconist & business man of Madi­ son NC. 11. Louise9 b Montgomery Co Tenn 18 Dec 1919; m Aug 1939 Rob(ert?) Julian, son of Joe S & Lulu (Allen) Winn. Farmer & cattle raiser Clarksville Tenn. In WW II. 376 m. Elsie Link9 b 22 Apr 1921; m June 1942 Joe Allen Winn, bro of Rob(ert?) above. Joe grad Austin Peay State Coll Clarksville Tenn, teaches math in Clarksville High Sch. Partner with bro in a farming enterprise. 377 1v. Sara9 b 22 Apr 1922; m 22 Feb 1941 Arnold Dean Clif­ ton, Nov 1918- 15 Sept 1965. Capt with Delta Air Lines.

279 Ch of Thomas Whitfield8 (Wm H H7 - Ambrose D 6 - Am- brose5rmzL Francis4-J ohn3lmI1-2-1) m Mary Roland: i. Martha Jane9 b July 1928.

280 Ch of Jennie Wimberly8 (or Daniel) (Wm H H 7 -Ambrose D 6 - Ambrose5lm2LFrancis4-John3tmll-2-1) m Enoch Arden Caro­ /and: 378 1. Mary Virginia9 Caro/and b 7 Jan 1926; m 3 Dec 1949 Rev

474 Philip Maurice, son of Mr & Mrs Guy Adam Ritter of Princeton W Va. Pastor of Brentwood Meth Ch 9 yrs; St Bethlehem Meth Ch. 379 11. William Bourne9 Caroland b 1929; m 3 June 1957 Eloise Joyce b Elkins W Va 21 June 1934.

281 Ch of Mary Lula8 (John M7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m 2LFran- cis4-John3[mi1-2-1) m William Kinchen Rose: i. Catherine9 Rose b 21 July 1914. Teacher Ft Worth Tex.

282 Ch of Carrie Whitfield8 (John M7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m Robert M Lamb: 380 1. Ella9 Lamb; m Rev Kirk M Beard d . . . ME preacher of Dallas Tex. Ella lvg Paris Tex 1971. 11. David E9 Lamb; m Cecile Curry of Ohio. Both commer­ cial artists. Studio in Texarkana Tex 1953; Caddo Gap Ark 1971.

283 Ch of Joe Thomas8 (John M7 - Ambrose D6 - Ambrose5[m 2l - Francis4-J ohn3[mi1-2-1) m Della Arwood: 1. Ruby Louise9 b 12 Feb 1904. Unm. Teacher in Albuquer­ que NM 1953. 381 11. Herbert Earl9, 24 Nov 1905 - 7 Mar 1970; m May Mc- Adams of Sulphur Bluff (Tex?). In Dallas Tex 1953. 382 m. Arwood9 b 17 Apr 1914; m Tommie D Levelle. Carpen­ ter Detroit Tex 1953. 383 1v. Virginia Rose9 b Jan 1924; m(l) Mr Whitsell; m(2) Bill Palmer.

284 Ch of Charlie Dudley8 Sr(John M7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-John3[mi1-2-1) m Emma Guest: 384 1. Nancy Jane9 b 6 Feb 1904; m 12 Apr 1925 James Nor- wood Ladd, 23 Sept 1900 - 15 Mar 1962. Nancy lvg Ft Worth Tex 1971. Retired teacher. 385 11. Charles Dudley9 Jr(Buck) b 7 Mar 1906; m 3 Sept 1927 Fran- ces Clough Attorney in Dumas Tex; mem Tex legislature. n1. Anna Elizabeth9 b 6 Aug 1909; m 27 May 1938 Mr E R Stalling. No issue.

475 285 Ch of Lloyd Herberts (John M 7-Ambrose D6-Ambrosesrm21_ Francis4-John3rm 11-2-1) m Fannie Bell Ward: 1. Lloyd Bell9, 9 Feb 1914 - Oregon 1 Apr 1968 heart attack; m twice. In USAF European zone WW II.

286 Ch of Bailey Lees (Dick) (John M 7-Ambrose D6-Ambrosesrm21_ Francis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Alice Ewell: 1. William Richard9 b Mar 1918; m ... Lvg Kansas. 11. Joe Burnett9 b 3 Oct 1919. In WW II in Pacific zone. m. Lois9 b 21 June 1922. Unm. In bank in Miss 1953.

287 Ch of William Henrys Sr (Charlemagne7 - Ambrose D6 - Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-John3rm11-2-1) m(l) Mary Snowflake Kuy­ kendahl or m(2) Margaret Lyles: 1. James Rolland9• 11. Maggie Bernice9; m Mr Lamb. m. William Henry9 Jr. 1v. Lucy9; m Mr Wilson. v. Fannie Ruth9; m Mr Powers. v1. Charles Berry9. v11. Louis Edward9•

288 Ch of Ruth Clevelands (Charlemagne7 - Ambrose D6 - Am- brosesrm2LFrancis4-John31mI1-2-1) mW Hill Brewer: 1. Lucy9 Brewer. 11. Fannie Louise9 Brewer. 111. Charles Paxton9 Brewer.

289 Ch of Charles Richards (Charlemagne7 - Ambrose D6 - Am- brose51m2LFrancis4-John31mI1-2-1) m Frances Mervin Stain­ brook: 1. Frances Charline9 b Clarksville Tenn 4 June 1927; m there 29 May_ Louis James Jr, son of Louis James & Lucille Catignani. Dir of athletics at Father Ryan High Sch Nashville Tenn. 387 11. Dudley Mervin9 b 2 Nov 1930; m Martha Hayes of Clarks- ville Tenn. Store mgr for Sterchi Furn Co Nashville Tenn. Lvg Brentwood Tenn.

476 290 Ch of Fanny Bournes Taylor (Mary S7-Saml J6-Ambrose5[m 2L Francis4-J ohn3[mi1-2-1) m George D Gillespie: 1. Horace E9 Gillespie. In Kansas City Mo 1940. 11. Lloyd9 Gillespie. In Los Angeles Cal 1940.

291 Ch of Samuel Thomass Taylor (Mary S7-Saml J6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-J ohn3[mi1-2-1) m ... : i. Deene9 Taylor. Lvg Los Angeles Cal 1928.

292 Ch of Douglas Benonis Dawson Sr (Amelia A7-Saml J6-Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-J ohn3[mll-2-1) m Mrs Helen Forbes: 388 1. Douglas Benoni9 Dawson Jr; m Mildred ... of St Peters- burg Fla. His youngest son was mentally retarded, which caused him to campaign successfully for a Hosp for Re­ tarded Ch In St. Petersburg Fla.

293 Ch of Harry Bournes Dawson Sr (Amelia A7 - Saml J 6 - Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mJJ-2-1) m(l) Mercedes Clinton: 1. Amelia Bourne9 Dawson b 30 Jan 1915; m Joseph Ed­ ward Jr, b Nashville Tenn 1924, son of Joseph Edward & Lula Alma (Hutchinson) Francis Sr Mfgr's agent, lvd Charlotte NC.

293 Ch of Harry Bourne8 Dawson Jr m(2) Marion Lowe Duffy: 1. Harry Bourne9 Dawson Jr. 11. Glenn Duffy9 Dawson. iii. Jack Herbert9 Dawson.

294 Ch of Marshall8 Dawson (Amelia A7-Saml J6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-John3lmI1-2-1) m Mary Burr: 1. Mary Catherine9 Dawson; m Jack ... 11. Margaret9 Dawson; m John England.

295 Ch of Helen8 Dawson (Amelia A7 - Saml J6 - Ambrose5lm2J - Francis4-J ohn3lmll-2- 1) m John Granville Gardner Sr: 1. John Granville9 Gardner 1 r. 11. James Thomas9 Gardner. Lvg Nashville Tenn. 111. Frances9 Gardner.

477 296 Ch of John William8 Keesee (Mary Ann7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-John3[mz1-2-1) m Eva Simpson: 389 1. Lula S9 Keesee b&d Fort Worth Tex; m Luther Hender- son VanZandt of Ft Worth. Mem of a pioneer Tex family, owned & operated an iron foundry for many yrs. 390 11. Gertrude9 Keesee; m Ben F Williams of Ft Worth Tex. Au- ditor for Sinclair Oil many yrs until health failed. Spent last yrs in a nursing home. iii. Simpson9 Keesee. Unm.

297 Ch of William Ernest8 Beach (Francis J7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2l- Francis4-J ohn3[m 11-2-1) m Jessie F Couts: 1. Commodore Couts9 Beach; m Mrs Alice Cooke. Lvd Clarksville Tenn.No known issue. 391 ii. Bessie9 Beach; m Mr Sawrie.

298 Ch of Henry Elisha8 Beach (Frances J7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2L Francis4-J ohn3[mi1-2-1) m Lena Newton: 392 1. Matie9 Beach b Mo 19 July 1888; m Charles H Ault b 18 Apr 1888. 393 n. William Oscar9 Beach b Tenn 17 Nov 1889; m NC 12 Oct 1921 Irene Johnson, 6 Oct 1893-1 Apr 1947. 394 111. Brenda9 Beach b Tenn 21 Oct 1891; m IO Nov 1914 Charles B Turner b Ky 4 Aug 1892. 1v. Dale9 Beach, 18 July 1893 - 23 Nov 1955; m 27 June 1938 Theresa McCutcheon. No issue.

299 Ch of Edward Richard8 Beach (Frances J7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m21- Francis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m(l) Alice Byers: i. Alice9 Beach; m Gardner Fuqua. In Springfield Tenn 1970.

300 Ch of John Ross8 Beach Sr (Frances J7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Harriet Donoho Kendrick: 1. John Ross9 Beach Jr; m ... no issue. 395 11. Harriet9 Beach, 19 Sept 1898- 1947; m ... m. Frances9 Beach; m Lewis Hoe of Memphis Tenn.

301 Ch of Lillian8 Beach (Frances J7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-

478 J ohn31mJJ-2-1) m Alex M Smith: 1. Ralph Beach9 Smith of Atlanta Ga.

302 Ch of Anna Carr8 (Jas A71mlLWm6-Ambrose51m 2LFrancis4- J ohn31mll-2- 1) m William Lee Harrell Sr: 396 1. William Lee9 Harrell Jr b 31 May 1894; m 24 Nov 1927 Ruth Flinn of Norfolk Va. With Norfolk City Sch many yrs. 11. Mary Frances9 Harrell b Norfolk Va 24 Nov 1896. m. Anna Bourne9 Harre/lb Ga 10 Sept 1898. 1v. Theron Rice9 Harrell b Buford Ga 2 May 1904; m Rich­ mond Va 14 Apr 1934 Susan Howye Haskell.

303 Ch of Ambrose Watkinss (Jas A71m21-Wm6-Ambrose51m2L Francis4-J ohn31mIJ-2-1) m Mayme Settliff: 397 1. James Ambrose9 II b 2 Mar 1904; m 13 Oct 1928 Flora Dent, a grniece of Martha Dent, wife of Genl Ulysses S Grant. Chemist in Los Angeles Cal. 398 u. Settliff Hunter9 b 7 June 1907; m Margaret Payne of San- ta Monica Cal. With UP of San Francisco Cal; later Pub­ lic Relations with motion picture cos in Los Angeles Cal.

304 Ch of Fannies (Jas A71m2J - Wm6 - Ambroses1m 21 - Francis4- John31mIJ-2-1) m Mr Boone: i. Catherine9 Boone.

305 Ch of Artie S8 (Jas A71m21 - Wm6 - Ambroses1m21 - Francis4- J ohn31m11-2-1) m Herbert C Fields: 1. Madge9 Fields; m Mr Hooker of Martinsville Va. n. Herbert9 Fields; m ... Lvd Martinsville Va.

306 Ch of Louise8 (Jas A71m 2J - Wm6 - Ambrosescm21 - Francis4- John31mIJ-2-1) m William Joseph Hamner: 399 1. William Bourne9 Hamner b&d Winston Salem NC 24 July 1905 - 28 June 1960; m(l) there 3 Jan 1926 Marjorie Pepper Dodson, Pilot Mtn, Surry Co NC 28 Oct 1905 - 19 Jan 1948. No rec of m(2) or (3). 400 11. James Beverly9 Hamner b 15 Dec 1913; m Edith Louise

479 Sellars b 13 June 1921. Exec 1970 in 1st Union Natl Bank of NC in Winston-Salem.

307 Ch of William Ross8 Jr (- 7 - Wm6 - Ambrose5 - Francis4 - J ohnJ[mlJ-2-1) m Olivia Lester: 401 1. Robert Lester9 (Bob) b 29 Oct 1916; m(l) Nancy Dickson of Clarksville Tenn; div; m(2) Elyria O 15 Aug 1940 Char­ lotte Berryman b Lexington Ky 14 Apr 1922, dau of Sam­ uel Hough & Porter (Berryman) Dailey. Early schooling at Guthrie Ky, Webb Sch at Bell Buckle Tenn & Clarks­ ville Tenn High; after m(2) worked at US Steel Corp, Elyria O; Charlotte employed at Oberlin Coll 0. Lvd Oberlin. 402 11. Tyler Carr9 b 25 Sept 1923; m 1950 Jane (Ryals) Allen of Trenton Ky. Early schooling Guthrie Ky; BA Vanderbilt U; after US Army service, to Cumberland U, Lebanon Ky, grad degree in law. Law office Paducah Ky; City Judge there.

308 Ch of Mary Matilda8 (Wm Ross7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2LFran- cis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Robert Howard Williams: 403 1. Joseph Bourne9 Williams b 24 May 1912; m 18 Apr 1940 Helyn Kathlyn Martin b 2 Oct 1915.

309 Ch of Richard Darden8 (Wm Ross7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2LFran- cis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Helen Hildegard Gerbert: 404 1. John Ross9 b Bryant Tex 31 Aug 1944; m 15 June 1968 Linda Ellen, dau of Samuel Laws & Esten (Perry) Parks. Educated Peabody Demonstration Sch, Nashville Tenn; Vanderbilt U 1966; U of Fla PhD 1969. 1970 Asst Prof Bio-Medical Engineering at Vanderbilt U.

310 Ch of Elizabeth8 (Walter W7 - Wm6 - Ambrose5[m2l - Francis4 - John3[mJJ-2-1) m Thomas Wyatt: i. (Adopted) Marvin Hall9 Wyatt.

31 I Ch of Emma9 Petrie (Mary M 7 Bristow-Francis M 6 Bristow- Phila5-Francis4-John3[mi1-2-1) m John Bell: 1. Daughter9 Bell; m William Davis of Elkton Ky.

480 312 Ch of Benjamin8 Petrie (Mary M 7 Bristow-Francis M6 Bristow- Phila5-Francis4-J ohn3[mil-2-1) m ... : i. Reuben9 Petrie of Elkton Ky.

313 Ch of Mary8 Petrie (Mary M 7 Bristow - Francis M 6 Bristow - Phila5-Francis4-John3[mll-2-1) m David Morton Sr: 1. David9 Morton Jr. Prof at Amherst Coll. 11. Mary9 Morton; m(l) Mr Christian; m(2) Prof Allen.

314 Ch of James8 Gill (Martha M 7 Bristow - Francis M 6 Bristow - Phila5-Francis4-John3[mil-2-l) m Effie Steele: 1. Mary Eliot9 Gill. Her grfather was the son of George & Sarah Jane (Marshall) Gill.

315 Ch of Gertrude8 Fry (Annette7 - Richd W6-5[m2LWm4[mIJ - J ohn3[m2l-2-1) m Mr BC Jordan: 405 i. Annette9 Jordan; m Mr BA Smott. Lvd Shelton Ct.

316 Ch of Charles Buckner8 Harrison (Elijah D 7[mIJ Harrison-Af- fiar G6-Richd ws[m2LWm4[mILJohn3[m2]-2-l) m ... : 1. Gladys Wright9 Harrison. 11. Francis Wright9 Harrison.

317 Ch of Louis8 (Elijah7 II - Jas6£mtJ - ElijahS[mIJ - Andrew4 - J ohn3[m2J-2-1) m Miss Clark: 1. Louisa9• 11. Geneva9 . iii. Rosetta9 . lV. Lucille9 • v. John Clark9 .

318 Ch of Daisy Vertny8 (John D 7-Jas6£m 1LElijah5£mILAndrew4- John3[m2J-2-1) m Charles Irvine Prather: 1. John Irvine9 Prather. Attended Medical Coll, Nashville Tenn.

319 Ch of Henry8 Muir (Elijah7 Muir - Susannah6 - Elijah5£mIJ - An- drew4-J ohn3[m21-2-1) m ... : 1. Daughter9 Muird 12 Mar 1922.

481 320 Ch of Margaret8 Flournoy (Francis7 Flournoy-Agnes6 Perry- John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m21-2- 1) m Mr AP Smith: all b Bee­ ville Tex: I. Flournoy9 Smith. ii. Maude9 Smith. 111. Beryl9 Smith. IV. Martha9 Smith. V. Arthur9 Smith.

321 Ch of Agnes8 Flournoy (Francis7 Flournoy - Agnes6 Perry - John 5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m21-2- 1) m Francis A Allison: all b Taylor Tex: 406 1. Frank Flournoy9 Allison (dau) b 17 Aug 1890; m 1920 Spenser Carridine of Taylor Tex. 407 11. Charles Ferguson9 Allison, 5 Dec 1892 - Taylor Tex 9 June 1940; m Donna Rogers. 408 m. Bettie Bell9 Allison b 24 June 1897; m George A Latham of Taylor Tex. 1v. Agnes Catalina9 Allison b 31 Oct 1900; m & div 1938 Mr W H Whatley. Lvd Taylor Tex. v. Henry9 Allison b&d 1903.

322 Ch of Florence8 Flournoy (Francis7 Flournoy-Agnes6 Perry- John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m21-2- 1) m John William Tompkins Sr: all b Kyle Tex: 1. Francis9 Tompkins. 11. Elizabeth9 Tompkins; m Ted Huling of Lampasas Tex. No issue. 409 111. Rachel9 Tompkins; m Alex Kercherville of Kyle Tex. 410 iv. Ruth9 Tompkins; m Clark Monkhouse of Lampasas Tex. 411 v. John William9 Tompkins Jr; m Gertrude ... Lvd Eagle Pass Tex.

323 Ch of William Stone8 Flournoy (] ohn P 7 Flournoy - Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m21-2- 1) m(l) Mary L Cun­ ningham: 1. Daughter9 Flournoy.

482 323 Ch of William Stone8 Flournoym(2) Annie Farrar: i. 2 sons9 & 2 daughters9 Flournoy.

324 Ch of John Perry8 Flournoy Jr (-7-Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry- J ane4-J ohn3tm21-2-1) m Florence Mortland: i. 2 sons9 & 1 daughter9 Flournoy.

325 Ch of Stella8 West (Sarah7 Perry-Morton6 Perry-John5 Perry- J ane4-John 3tm21-2-1) m Gilbert Moore: 1. Perry9 Moore b 2 Dec 1903. 11. Edward9 Mooreb24Aug 1905. iii. Corinne West9 Moore b 24 July 1907. 1v. June West9 Moore b 1 June 1909.

326 Ch of Howard8 West (Sarah7 Perry - Morton6 Perry - John5 Perry-Jane4-John3tm21-2- 1) m Sara Wills: 1. Elizabeth9 Westb 16July 1910. 11. Morton9 Westb 13 May 1914.

327 Ch of Lula8 West (Sarah7 Perry-Morton6 Perry-John5 Perry- Jane4-J ohn3tm21-2- 1) m Howard Mcconathy: 1. Donald9 McConathyb 19Feb 1912. 11. James9 McConathyb24Nov 1913. n1. Annette9 McConathyb21 Apr 1916. 1v. Gratz9 McConathyb 12July 1926. v. William9 M cConathy b 12 July 1926.

328 Ch of Ernestine8 Perry (Edwd P 7 Perry - Morton6 Perry - J ohn5 Perry-J ane4-J ohn3tm21-2-1) m Wilber Harreld Kirkpatrick: all b Nashville Tenn: 1. Elizabeth9 Kirkpatrick b 26 Aug 1922. 11. Ann Perry9 Kirkpatrick b 7 Nov 1927.

329 Ch of Gladys8 Perry (Henry L7 Perry - Morton6 Perry - J ohn5 Perry-J ane4-J ohn3tm21-2- 1) m Julian Tyng: i. DorothyPerry9 Tyngb 1 Feb 1915.

483 330 Ch of Hart8 Perry (Henry L7 Perry - Morton6 Perry - John5 Perry-] ane4-John3[m 21-2-1) m Helen Woodward: i. Henry Lee9 Perry II b 24 Sept 1927.

331 Ch of Dorothy8 Perry (Henry L7 Perry-Morton6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m2J-2-1) m Thompson Burnham IV: 1. Susan Lo gan9 Burnham b&d 12 Nov 1927. ii. Thompson9 Burnham Vb 14Jan 1931.

332 Ch of Aliena8 Hunter (Lula7 Perry - Morton6 Perry - John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m21-2-1) m George Hutchinson Sr: 1. Helen9 Hutchinson b 16 May 1921. 11. George9 Hutchinsonlrb 18 Oct 1922. 111. Harriet9 Hutchinson b 3 Oct 1927.

333 Ch of Nannie8 Hunter (Lula7 Perry - Morton6 Perry - John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[mz1-2- 1) m Robert Moore Sr: 1. Robert9 Moorelrb24Mar 1915. 11. J ames9 Moore b 1 Jan 1927.

334 Ch of Farley Landream8 Price (Zachary T7 Price-Moses M6-5- Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-J ohn2- 1) m Rebecca James Wallis: 412 1. Gertrude Morton9 Price b Jacksonville Fla 15 May 1908; m Alexander J Katz b NY City 28 Mar 1910. His parents from Latvia.

335 Ch of Jessamine8 Peckover (Jane E7 Ridgely-Richd H6 Ridgely- ] ane5 Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-J ohn2- 1) m James E Torrance: 1. Bessie Peckover9 Torrance; m Dr J E Wells. 11. Fred W 9 Torrance; m Mattie Dursten. m. Ridgeley Peckover9 Torrance.

336 Ch of Daniel R8 Kimbrough (Johanna C7 Ridgely - Richd H6 Ridgely-Jane5 Price - Sarah4 - Andrew3 - John2- 1) m Bessie Jameson: 1. Martha Frances9 Kimbrough. 11. Elizabeth 19 Kimbrough. m. William W 9 Kimbrough.

484 337 Ch of Sidney Forrest8 Musselman Sr (Kittie F7 Sallee-Sydney6 Price-Jas5 Price- Sarah4-Andrew3 -John2-1) m Ida Elmore Remington: 1. Sidney Forrest9 Musselman Jr b 8 Apr 1910; m 2 Feb 1935 Marion Bowler Priney.

338 Ch of Helen8 Musselman (Kittie F7 Sallee-Sydney6 Price-Jas5 Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-John2-1) m Hubbard Warfield Shaw­ han Sr: 413 1. Hubbard Warfield9 Shawhan Jr; m 1917 Mary Kaye Alves.

339 Ch of Daughter8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee-Mary E6 Walker-Nancy5- J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Marion Thacher (Thacker?) Jr: 1. Marion9 Thacher III. n. Steven9 Thacher. m. Lucy Lee9 Thacher. 1v. Sarah Louise9 Thacher.

340 Ch of Daughter8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee - Mary E6 Walker - Nan- cy5-J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m H Watts Green: 1. Peggie Ann9 Green. 11. Barbara9 Green. m. Daniel9 Green. 1v. John9 Green.

341 Ch of Sallie Burden8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee - Mary E6 Walker - Nancy5-J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Woodrow Armstrong Sr: 1. Ronnie9 Armstrong. 11. Ralph9 Armstrong. m. Sharon9 Armstrong. 1v. Woodrow9 Armstrong Jr.

342 Ch of Harry C8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee-Mary E6 Walker-Nancy5- John4-Henry3-John2-1) m ... : 1. Bettie Mae9 Lee. 11. Joyce9 Lee.

343 Ch of Louis8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee - Mary E6 Walker - Nancy5 -

485 John4-Henry3-John2-1) m ... : 1. Richard9 Lee.

344 Ch of Mr J L8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee - Mary E6 Walker - Nancy5 - J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Christine Mitchell: i. Dannie9 Lee.

345 Ch of Mary8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee - Mary E6 Walker - Nancy5 - John4-Henry3-John2-1) m Steven Vaughn Sr: i. Steven9 VaughnJr.

346 Ch of Rebecca8 Lee (Lockhart7 Lee-Mary E6 Walker-Nancy5- J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Eugene Gil/: i. Peggy Lee9 Gill.

347 Ch ofEarl8 Lee(Robt7 Lee- Mary E6 Walker-Nancy5 -John4 - Henry3-John2-1) m ... : 414 i. Fannie9 Lee; m ColJames Milton.

348 Ch of John Lewis8 Lockhart (Mary M7 White-Mary M6 Glass- Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m(l) Lucy Jean Mitchell: 415 1. Forest Wilbur9 Lockhart; m Ethel Yarnell. 11. Mary Barbara9 Lockhart. Author of"Lockhart Links." m. Grace Evelyn9 Lockhart; m( 1) Charles Brashear; m(2) Ben­ jamin B Steele.

348 Ch of John Lewis8 Lockhart m(2) Mary Morris: i. Ryland M9 Lockhart. ii. Leonard L9 Lockhart.

349 Ch of Elta Georgia8 Lockhart (Mary M 7 White-Mary M 6 Glass- Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m Ferdinand E Mueller: 416 i. Gladys E9 Mueller; m Carl Chilton.

350 Ch of William Nashville8 Atkins Jr (-7-Nancy Glass6-Susan5- Henry3-John2-1) m(l) Alice Price: 417 1. Bettie9 Atkins b 24 Feb 1872; m 19 Dec 1894 Ben Jacoby. 418 n. Nova9 Atkinsb 24Apr 1874; m 25 Jan 1919 Mayme Evans.

486 m. Ona May9 Atkins b 4 Nov 1876; m 9 Aug 1894 Charles Cummens.

350 Ch of William N ashville8 Atkins Jr m(2) Nettie Shields: 419 i. Byrd9 Atkins b 12 July 1886; m 20 July 1909 Blaine Dau- gherty. n. Joe9 Atkinsb 9 June 1888; m Maude Brockman. No issue. 420 m. Ford9 Atkins b 12 July 1894; m(l) 25 Nov 1914 Edna Whited 30 Dec 1919; m(2) Fern Baer.

351 Ch of Loucilla8 Atkins (Wm N7lmlJ Atkins-Nancy6 Glass-Su- san5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) mJoe Woolums: 421 1. Gano9 Woolumsdaet48yrs;m ... 422 11. Lillie9 Woolumsb 10 May 1908; m 1 Feb 1929 Mr Horn. m. Hattie Bradley9 Woolums b 24 Aug 1910; m 28 Dec 1928 ... No issue. 423 1v. Doris9 Woolums b 20 Feb 1912; m 7 Mar 1929 Bernis ... 424 v. Hazel Withers9 Woolums b 15 May 1915; m 31 Mar 1931. .. v1. CarrieB9 Woolumsb2May 1918. Unm. v11. Joanna9 Woolums b 11 Feb 1921. Unm. v111. James9 Woolumsb6July 1923.

352 Ch of Allena8 Atkins (Wm N7lmll Atkins-Nancy6 Glass-Susan5- J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Jefferson Colston: 425 1. Maggie Bettie9 Colston; m(l) James Neal; m(2) Jesse Gill. 426 11. Gladys9 Colston; m(l) Chester McCoy; m(2) Ollie Woolums. 427 m. Lee9 Colston; m Pearl Jenkins. 428 1v. Clarence9 Colston; m Florence Taylor.

353 Ch of Francis Churchill9 Sr (Louis M 8-Henry C7lmlLJohn M6- Ambrose5lmlLFrancis4-John3lmlJ-2-1) m Pauline Moore: all b Asheville NC: 1. Pauline Moore10 b Mar 1920. 11. Francis Churchill 10 Jr b Mar 1922. m. Josephine10 bJuly 1925.

354 Ch of Henry McKenzie9 Sr (Louis M8-Henry C71m 1LJohn M6-

487 Ambrose5[mILFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m Vera Davenport: all b Wilkes barre Pa: 1. HenryMcKenzie10 Jrb26Jan 1923. 11. Evelyn10 b Oct 1925.

355 Ch of Emily Battle9 (Louis M 8-Henry C7[mILJohn M 6-Am- brose5[mILFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m John Schuber Sr: all b Asheville NC: 1. John10 Schuber Jr b 6 June 1922. 11. Emily Battle10 Schuber b Apr 1926.

356 Ch of William Camillus9 Sr (Louis M8-Henry C7lmILJohn M6- Ambrose5[mILFrancis4-John3lmll-2-1) m(l) Mary Roberds: 1. William Camillus10 Jr (Bucky) b Richmond Va 30 June 1938. 11. Louis Milton10 II b Richmond Va 23 June 1942. 111. Thomas West10 b&d Washington DC Sept 1946-Oct 1946.

357 Ch of Henry Clarke9 Jr (- 8- Henry C7[mILJ ohn M 6-Ambrose5lmIL Francis4-J ohn3lmIJ-2-1) m Margaret Barr Thomas: 1. Katherine10 b 1956. 11. Henry Clarke10 III b 1961. 111. Thomas10 b 1963. 1v. Margaret10 b 1965.

358 Ch of Laura June9 (Henry CS-Henry C7lmILJohn M 6-Am- brose5lmILFrancis4-J ohn3[mll- 2- 1) m Willie Jones Long Jr: 1. Francis10 Long b 1948. 11. Willie J ones10 Long III, 1950-1961. m. Henry10 Longb 1952. 1v. Richard10 Long, 1953-1970.

359 Ch of Joe King9 (Henry C8 - Henry C7lm2l - John M 6 - Am- brose5lmILFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2-1)m Edith Winslow: 1. William 10 b I 96 I. 11. Joel King10 b 1962.

360 Ch of Beatrice9 (Martin J 8-Barnabus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5lmIJ_

488 Francis4-John3£mIJ-2- 1) m Roscoe Hart: 429 1. James10 Hart; m Geneva Harris.

361 Ch of Frank9 (Martin J8-Barnabus ALAlex6-Ambrose5£mIL Francis4-John3£mtJ-2-I) m Lyra Bagby: 430 1. Ray10 ;m ... 431 11. Jimmy10;m .. . 432 lll. Bobby1°;m .. . IV. Glenn 1°. v. Gary10 . v1. Judy10 .

362 Ch of John Ira9 Sr (Martin J 8 - Barnabus A 7 - Alex6 - Am- brose5£mILFrancis4-John3£mIJ-2-1) m Lois McNeill: 1. Margaret10 ; m Douglas Downing. 433 11. Jean10 ; m Arthur Poor. 434 111. John Ira10 Jr; m Ruth Smith. Lvg 1968 nr Springfield Tenn. 1v. Buford10 . 435 v. Donald10; m Ludell Ogg. 436 v1. Wayne10 ; m Elizabeth Walker. Lvg Clarksville Tenn 1970.

363 Ch of Willie9 (Martin J8-Barnabus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5£mtL Francis4-John3£mtl-2-1) m Avis McArvin: 437 1. Carol1°; m Kenneth King. 438 11. Ruth Ann10; m ...

364 Ch of Kirby 0 9 (Martin J8-Barnabus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5£mtL Francis4-J ohn3£mtl-2- 1) m Dorothy Brookshur: 1. Sandra K 10; m James Babin of Gonzales La. In US Army. 11. Danny1°.

365 Ch of Lawrence Clifton9 (Geo DeW8-Barnabus A 7-Alex6-Am- brose5£mtLFrancis4-John3£mll-2-1) m Bettye Glascow: i. 3 Children 1°.

366 Ch of Fannie Ermine9 (J os D 8 - Lewis W 7 - Ambrose D 6 - Am- brose5£m21-Francis4-J ohn3£mt1-2-1) m Jeff Miller Sr: 439 i. Jeff10 Miller Jr; m Marjorie Mosely of Wisc. In Pleasanton Tex 1953.

489 11. Charles Owen10 Miller. Owns service stain Pleasanton Tex. m. Raymond Eugene10 Miller b 14 Oct 1931.

367 Ch of Maurice Walter9 Sr (Jos D 8 - Lewis W7 - Ambrose D 6 - Ambrose5lm2LFrancis4-J ohn3lm1l-2-1) m Roberta Martindale: all lvg San Antonio Tex 1953: 1. Charlsye Ermina10 (June) b 24June 1933. 11. Martha10 b 25 Apr 1936. iii. Maurice Walter10 Jr b 30 May 1939. iv. Cecil Martindale10b 2 Jan 1943. v. Carol Dudley10 b 17 Dec 1945.

368 Ch of Robert Dudley9 Sr (Jos D8-Lewis W7-Ambrose D 6-Am- brose5lm2LFrancis4-John3tm11-2-1) m Margaret Cherry: i. Robert Dudley Jr b 8 June 1939.

369 Ch of Joseph Curtin9 (Jos D 8 - Lewis W7 - Ambrose D 6 - Am- brose5lm2LFrancis4-J ohn3tmi1-2-1) m Lillian Barner: 1. James Curtis10 . ii. Shirley10 •

370 Ch of Thelma Mattie9 (J os D8 - Lewis W7 - Ambrose D 6 - Am- brose5tm2LFrancis4-J ohn3tmi1-2-1) m(l) Mr V R Barrett: i. Beverly Ann 10 Barrett b 11 Sept 1934.

370 Ch of Thelma m(2) Hugh C Stoup: 1. Jeannie 10 Stoup b 9 Aug 1939. 11. Patty'0 (Patrick?) Stoup b 21 May 1943. 1953 in US Army Hawaii.

371 Ch of Sam(uel?) Johnson9 (Lewis CS-Lewis W7-Ambrose D 6- Ambrose5tm21 - rancis4 - John3lm!J-2-1) m Elsie Bruce Law­ rence: 1. Peggy Sue10 b 24 Aug 1933.

372 Ch of Mary Bourne9 Allen (Eula8-Jos W7-Ambrose D 6-Am- brose5lm2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m Peter Lawrence Ussery: 440 1. (Adopted) David 10 Ussery; mJulia Harris.

490 373 Ch of Joseph Wimberly9 III (8-7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-J ohn3[mll-2-1) m Lucile Hampton: 441 1. Joseph Wimberly10 IV b 2 July 1944; m 5 Nov 1966 Viv- ian Kramer. 11. Wade Lewis10 b 14 Apr ...

374 Ch of Kenneth Bourne9 McPherson (Mary EB - Jos W7 - Am- brose D6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Lois Ma­ son: 1. Daughter10 McPherson.

375 Ch of Florence Irene9 (Jas BB - Jos W 7 - Ambrose D6 - Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Sterling Fountain Web­ ster Sr: all b Winston-Salem NC: 442 1. Elizabeth Irene10 Webster b 18 May 1937; m 14 June 1958 William Roger Frye b Boston Mass 27 Dec 1929. 11. Sterling Fountain 10 Webster III b 1 July 1941. 111. Deems Bourne10 Webster b 22 June 1945. Enlisted 1969 in US Army.

376 Ch of Elsie Link9 (Jas B8-Jos W 7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-John3[mi1-2-1) mJoe Allen Winn Sr: 1. Joan10 Winn b 3 Nov 1943; m 1967 Jim Pieffer, who served with US Army in Vietnam. Joan teacher at Austin Peay, Nashville Tenn. 11. Lou10 Winn b Feb 1946; m 1969 Ellis Martin Burns, served with US Army in Turkey. Lou grad MTSC Mur­ freesboro Tenn; teacher of Home Ee in Clarksville Tenn. 111. Ann10 Winn b Saipan Mariana Ids; m 16 Mar 1968 Ed­ ward Clark Hopping, student at Austin Peay Nashville Tenn after serving in US Army in Vietnam. Ann grad Austin Peay, teacher in Charlotte Tenn. 1v. Joe Allen10 Winn Jr b Dec 1954.

377 Ch of Sara9 (Jas B8-Jos W 7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m 2LFran- cis4-John3[mt1-2-1) m Arnold Dean Clifton: 443 i. Arnold Bourne1° Clifton b 26 June 1942; m 21 Aug 1965

491 Harriet Ford. With Hartford Ins Co Lubbock Tex. 11. David Link10 Clifton b 8 Sept 1944; m ... With USAF 1961 Atlanta Ga. m. Wendy10 Clifton b Ft Worth Tex 4 Feb 1949; m 22 May 1969 Mr JO R Daoust of Montreal Can.

378 Ch of Mary Virginia9 Caro/and (Jennie WB - Wm H H 7 - Am- brose D6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mll-2-1) m Rev Philip Maurice Ritter: 1. Mary Arden10 Ritterb IO June 1954.

379 Ch of William Bourne9 Caro/and (Jennie W8-Wm H H 7-Am- brose D6-Ambrose5[m2l-Francis4-J ohn3[m!J-2-1) m Eloise Joyce: 1. Adopted son10 Caro/and. 11. Richard Bradley10 Carolandb 23 July 1966.

380 Ch of Ella9 Lamb (Carrie WB - John M 7 - Ambrose D6 - Am- brose5£m2LFrancis4-John3[mJJ-2-1) m Kirk M Beard: 1. Tommie10 Beardb Oct 1924. 11. Bobbie10 BeardbOct 1926.

381 Ch of Herbert Ear19 (Joe TB - John M 7 - Ambrose D6 - Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-J ohn3£m 11-2-1) m May McAdams: 1. MarySue10 bFebl931. 11. Lucian Earl 10. m. Ruby Irene10 . 1v. Raymond Arwood 10.

382 Ch of Arwood9 (Joe T8-John M 7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-John3£mJJ-2-1) m Tommie D Levelle: 1. JoeThomas10 • u. Jimmie10 . u1. Anita Carroll 10.

383 Ch of Virginia Rose9 (Joe TB - John M 7 - Ambrose D6 - Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mi1-2-1) m(l) Mr Whitsell: i. Todd 10 Whitsell.

492 383 Ch of Virginia Rose9 m(2) Bill Palmer: i. Tana Sue10 Palmer.

384 Ch of Nancy Jane9 (Chas D 8 - John M 7 - Ambrose D 6 - Am- brose5[m2L Francis4-J ohn3[mI1-2-1) m James Norwood Ladd: 444 1. Nancy Anne10 Ladd b 13 Nov 1927; m(l) Andrew Broad- dus; div; m(2) William V Wilson. William with Genl Dy­ namics. 11. SarahJane10 Laddb 21 Aug 1930. m. Jimmie Lee10 Ladd(dau) b 15 Sept 1931.

385 Ch of Charles Dudley9 Jr (- 8 - John M 7 - Ambrose D 6 - Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-J ohn3[mlJ- 2- 1) m Frances Clough: 445 1. Bettye Jo10 b 12 Dec 1928; m Orb Smith. Lvg nr Ft Worth Tex, where she teaches & he is a live stock farmer. 11. Donna 10 b 27 Mar 1933. m. Don(ald?)10 b 15 Feb 1935; m Esther Zelner. 1v. Tim(othy?)10 b 14 May 1946; m Katrina ...

386 Ch of Frances Charline9 (Chas R 8-Charlemagne7-Ambrose D 6- Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2-1) m Louis James. .Ca­ tignani: 1. Karen Frances1°Catignani. 11. Emile Charles 10 Catignani. m. Pamela Lucille 10 Catignani. 1v. LouisJames10 Catignani. v. Meline Ann1°Catignani.

387 Ch of Dudley Mervin9 Sr(Chas R 8-Charlemagne7-Ambrose D6- Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mil-2-1) m Martha Hayes: 1. Martha Elizabeth10 b 1954. 11. Charles Richard10 II b 1955. 111. Dudley Mervin10 Jr b 1956. 1v. Laura Ross 10 b 1957. v. Mariann(e?) Hayes 10 b 1966.

388 Ch of Douglas Benoni9 Dawson Jr (- 8-Amelia A7-Saml J 6-Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-John3EmIJ-2-1) m Mildred ... :

493 1. Albert10 Dawson. 11. Theresa10 Dawson. n1. James10 Dawson. 1v. Jay10 Dawson. v. Peter10 Dawson. Dentist in St Petersburg Fla. vi. Cecelia10 Dawson. vii. Grace10 Dawson. viii. Thomas10 Dawson. 1x. Jack10 Dawson.

389 Ch of Lula S9 Keesee (John W 8 Keesee-Mary Ann7-Wm6-Am- brose5lm2LFrancis4-John3tm11-2-1) m Luther Henderson Van­ zandt: 446 1. William Keesee10 Vanzandt; m ... Lvg Houston Tex. 11. Gertrude10 Vanzandt b Ft Worth Tex. Unm. Grad Tex Christian U, Ft Worth Research scientist at Eastman Ko­ dak Rochester NY; taught at MTSU, Murfeesboro Tenn; Head of Chemistry Dept Tex Wesleyan Coll Arlington Tex. 447 111. Henderson10 Vanzandt; m Dorothy ... Race track judge at Louis Mo & El Paso Tex. 1v. Nell10 Vanzandt b Ft Worth Tex; m ... who d. Nell grad Tex Christian U, Ft Worth; Librarian at Tex Wesleyan Coll, Arlington Tex. No issue. 448 v. Frank10 Vanzandt b Ft Worth Tex; m ... Salesman for toy co, lvg San Antonio Tex.

390 Ch of Gertrude9 Keesee (John W 8 Keesee-Mary Ann7-Wm6- Ambrose5lm2LFrancis4-J ohn3tmi1- 2-1) rn Ben F Williams Sr: 449 1. Ben F1° Williams Jr; m Margaret. .. ; div. 450 11. Martha10 Williams; mJerry ...

391 Ch of Bessie9 Beach (Wm E8 Beach - Francis J 7 - Wm6 - Arn- brose5lm2LFrancis4-John3lmll-2-1) m Mr Sawrie: 451 1. Bessie Beach10 Sawrie d 1 July 1953; m 11 Apr 1932 John Talley III, son of John Talley & Sarah (White) Cunning­ ham Jr. 452 11. Ernest 10 Sawrie; m ... Retired Lt Col USAF. Lvg Saraso- ta Fla.

494 392 Ch of Matie9 Beach (Henry E8 Beach-Francis J 7-Wm6-Am- brose5lm2L Francis4-J ohn3lml 1-2-1) m Charles A Ault: 453 1. Dale Beach10 Ault, 9 Apr 1914 - 1 Jan_; m 14 May 1937 Alice Bement b May 1916. 454 11. James Franklin10 Ault b 21 Feb 1918; m 25 Apr 1942 Mary Evelyn Francis b 17 Mar 1920. Lvg Charleston SC.

393 Ch of William Oscar9 Beach Sr (Henry ES Beach-Frances JL Wm6 -Ambrose5lmZJ - Francis4 -John3lmI1-2-1) m Irene John­ son: 455 1. William Oscar10 Beach Jr b 5 Sept 1922; m 7 June 1947 Mary Thayer Wilson b 2 May 1924. 456 11. JuneJO Beach b 7 June 1924; m 30 Aug 1946 Robert W LittleJrb7 July 1922. 457 m. John Wingood10 Beach b 10 Jan 1930; m 25 June 1951 Barbara Wolfb25June 1933.

394 Ch of Brenda9 Beach (Henry ES Beach-Frances J7-Wm6-Am- brose5lm2LFrancis4-John3lmtl-2-1) m Charles B Turner: i. Martha 10 Turnerb21 Aug 1915. 11. Newton10 Turner,21 Apr 1919-20Feb 1949. 458 m. Charles Boone10 Turner; m 5 July 1941 Virginia Duck­ worth.

395 Ch of Harriet9 Beach (John R8 Beach-Frances J7-Wm6-Am- brose5lm2LFrancis4-John3lmIJ-2-1) m ... : 459 i. Harriet10 ... ;mTomMooreJr.

396 Ch of William Lee9 Harrell Jr (Anna cs-Jas A7lm 1LWm6- Ambrose5lm2LFrancis4-John3lmlJ-2-1) m Ruth Flinn: i. Ruth 10 Harre/lb Norfolk Va Jan 1934.

397 Ch of James Ambrose9 II (Ambrose W8-Jas A7lm2LWm6- Am brose5lm 2LFrancis4-J ohn3lm 11- 2-1) m Flora Dent: 1. James Dent10 b Joplin Mo 12 Aug 1930. Grad UCLA. Medical illustrator in Los Angeles Cal. 11. Robert Ambrose 10 . Lvg with parents in Los Angeles Cal !971.

495 398 Ch of Settliff Hunter9 (Ambrose ws-Jas A7lm2LWm6-Am- brose5lm2LFrancis4-John3lmIJ-2-1) m Margaret Payne: 1. John Settliff10 b 12 Apr 1933. 11. William 10 .

399 Ch of William Bourne9 Hamner (Louise8-Jas A7lm2LWm6- Ambrose5lm2l - Francis4 - John3lmr1-2-1) m(l) Marjorie Pep­ per Dodson: 460 1. Elizabeth Louise10 Hamner b 27 July 1936; m Winston- Salem NC 26 Aug 1957 Wallace Bourne Taylor.

400 Ch of James Beverly9 Hamner (Louise8-Jas A7lm2LWm6-Am- brose5lm21 - Francis4 - John3lm 11-2- 1) m Edith Louise Sellars: both adopted: 1. William Borden10 Hamner b 22 Mar 1954. 11. JamesJoseph10 Hamner b 14 May 1957.

401 Ch of Robert Lester9 Sr (Wm RS-7 - Wm6 - Ambrose5lm2J - Francis4-J ohn3lm u-2-1) m(2) Charlotte Berryman Dailey: 1. Berryman Lester10 (Berry) b 23 Sept 1941; m 4 Oct 1967 Barbara Day, dau of Mr & Mrs Edward (Pat) Sugaski of Wellington 0. At Oberlin Coll O when called into army; on return grad Murray State U Ky 1969. 11. Robert Lester10 Jr b 20 Dec 1943; m 3 Sept 1966 Judy Rae, dau of Mr & Mrs Raymond Milton Johnston of Berea 0. 461 m. William Ross10 b 3 Sept 1946; m 12 Sept 1967 Janet Ma­ rie, dau of Dr CO & Virginia Cobb of Oberlin 0.

402 Ch of Tyler Carr9 Sr (Wm R 8-7-Wm6-Ambrose5lm 2LFrancis4- John3lmIJ-2-1) mJane (Ryals) Allen: 1. Olivia Elizabeth10 (Betty) b 5 May 1951. 11. Catherine Ross10 b 11 June 1954. 111. Tyler Carr10 Jr b 7 June 1958. rv. Douglas10 (Dussie - dau) dau of Jane (Ryals) Allen by her m( I) was adopted by Tyler Carr9 Sr.

403 Ch of Joseph Bourne9 Williams (Mary M 8-Wm Ross7-Wm6-

496 Ambrose5[m 21 - Francis4 - John3[mii-2-1) m Helyn Kathlyn Martin: 1. Harriet Kay10 Williams b Columbus O 18 Jan 1946. 11. JosephBraxton10 Williamsb 1950(?).

404 Ch of John Ross9 (Richd DB-Wm Ross7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2L Francis4-J ohn3[mll-2-1) m Linda Ellen Parks: i. Julia Katherine10 b Nashville Tenn 17 Oct 1970.

405 Ch of Annette9 Jordan (Gert8 Fry-Annette7-Richd W6-5lm2L Wm4[mILJohn3lm21-2-1) m Mr BA Smoot: 462 1. Thomas R10 Smoot; m ... ii. Richard 110 Smoot. m. Stephen A 10 Smoot.

406 Ch of Frank Flournoy9 Allison (dau) (Agnes8 Flournoy-Fran- cis7 Flournoy-Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4 -John3lm 21-2- 1) m Spenser Carridine: 1. Francis Allison10 Carridine b Tyler Tex 1921; m Marian Webb.

407 Ch of Charles Ferguson9 Allison (Agnes8 Flournoy - Francis7 Flournoy - Agnes6 Perry - J ohn5 Perry - J ane4 - J ohn3[m 21-2- 1) m Donna Rogers: 1. Charles Curtis10 Allison b Taylor Tex.

408 Ch of Bettie Bell9 Allison (Agnes8 Flournoy-Francis7 Flournoy- Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m 21 -2- 1) m George A Latham: 1. Bettie Swan10 (Swanee) Latham b Taylor Tex.

409 Ch of Rachel9 Tompkins (Florence8 Flournoy-Francis7 Flour- noy-Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4-John3[m 21-2- 1) m Alex Kercherville: 1. Nancy1° Kercherville b Kyle Tex.

410 Ch of R uth9 Tompkins ( Florence8 Flournoy-Francis 7 Flournoy- Agnes6 Perry - John5 Perry - Jane4 - John3[m 21- 2- 1) m Clark Monkhouse:

497 i. Elizabeth10 Monkhouse b Lampasas Tex.

411 Ch of John William9 Tompkins Jr (FlorenceB Flournoy- Fran- cis7 Flournoy-Agnes6 Perry-John5 Perry-Jane4-John3tm21-2-1) m Gertrude ... : all b Eagle Pass Tex: 1. John William10 Tompkins III. u. Rachelle Flournoy10 Tompkins.

412 Ch of Gertrude Morton9 Price (Farley LB Price - Zachary T7 Price-Moses M 6-5 Price-Sarah4-Andrew3-J ohn2-1) m Alexan­ der I Katz: 1. Son10 Katz.

413 Ch of Hubbard Warfield9 Shawhan Jr (HelenB Musselman - Kittie F7 Sallee-Sydney6 Price-Jas5 Price-Sarah4-Andrew3- John2-1) m Mary Kaye Alves: 1. Hubbard Warfield 10 Shawhan III. 11. Mary Helen10 Shawhan.

414 Ch of Fannie9 Lee (EarlB Lee - Robt7 Lee - Mary E6 Walker - N ancy5-J ohn4- Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Col James Milton: 1. Larry10 Milton. u. Ovana10 Milton.

415 Ch of Forest Wilbur9 Lockhart (John L8 Lockhart - Mary M7 White-Mary M6 Glass-Susan5 -John4 - Henry3 -John2-1) m Ethel Yarnell: 1. Katherine Lucille 10 Lockhart. 11. Grace Jewel10 Lockhart. u1. Forest Eugene10 Lockhart. 1v. Mildred Marie10 Lockhart. v. Helen Barbara10 Lockhart. v1. Leonard 10 Lockhart d aet 2 yrs of scarlet fever.

416 Ch of Gladys E9 Mueller (Elta GB Lockhart - Mary M 7 White - Mary M6 G/ass-Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2- 1) m Carl Chil­ ton Sr: 1. Carl'° Chilton Jr.

498 417 Ch of Bettie9 Atkins (Wm N 8[mlJ-7lmll-Nancy6 Glass-Susan5- John4-Henry3-John2-1) m Ben Jacoby: 1. Ear1Brown10 Jacobyb20July 1897. 11. Harold10 Jacoby b 25 Feb 1899; m 7 Aug 1922 Rosamond Medley.

418 Ch of Nova9 Atkins (Wm NBlmlJ-7lm 1LNancy6 Glass-Susan5- John4-Henry3-John2-1) m Mayme Evans: 1. Josephine10 Atkinsb25Feb 1919. 11. Nova Minter10 Atkins b 28 July 1921.

419 Ch of Byrd9 Atkins (Wm N 8lm2J- 7lmtl - Nancy6 Glass - Susan5 - J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Blaine Daugherty: 1. J BIO Daugherty. u. Kathryn10 Daugherty.

420 Ch of Ford9 Atkins (Wm NBrm21-7rmtJ Atkins - Nancy6 Glass - Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m(l) Edna White: 1. Anna Miller10 Atkins b 28 Dec 1915; m 1933 Clark Rob­ inson.

420 Ch of Ford9 Atkins m(2) Fern Baer: 1. Jimmie10 Atkins b 7 Mar 1922. 11. David Edward10 Atkins b 20 Mar 1927. 111. William N 10 Atkins b 4 May 1931.

421 Ch of Gano9 Woolums (Loucillas Atkins-Wm N7lmIJ Atkins- Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m ... : 463 i. Virgil1° Woolumsb 27 July 1907; m28 Dec 1930 .. .

422 Ch of Lillie9 Woolums (Loucilla8 Atkins-Wm N7lmIJ Atkins- Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m Mr Horn: 1. Thelma10 Hornb31 Aug 1929. 11. Daymon10 Hornbl6June1931. iii. Harold Dean10 Horn b 21 May 1933.

423 Ch of Doris9 Woolums (Loucilla8 Atkins - Wm N7lmll Atkins - Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Bemis ... Sr: 1. Bernis1D ••• Jr b 8 Dec 1929.

499 424 Ch of Hazel Withers9 Woolums (Loucilla8 Atkins-Wm N71mIL Atkins-Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m ... : i. Bonny Jeannette10 ••. b 1932.

425 Ch of Maggie Bettie9 Colston (Allena8 Atkins-Wm N7[mIJ At- kins-Nancy6 Glass - Susan5 -John4 - Henry3 -John2-1) m(l) James Neal: 464 1. Hugh10 Nealb 11 Jan 1906; m Dorothy Downey. 465 11. Gobel1° Neal; m Nellie Underwood. 466 111. Estil10 Nealb 14 Feb 1909; m Irene Taylor.

426 Ch of Gladys9 Colston (Allena8 Atkins - Wm N7lmIJ Atkins - Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m(l) Chester McCoy: 1. Calla10 McCoy b 12 Feb 1912. 11. Halla10 McCoy b 12 Feb 1912. 467 m. Maggie 10 McCoy: m Elwood Mitchell.

426 Ch ofGladys9 Colston m(2) Ollie Woolums: i. Elizabeth10 Woolums b 26 Mar 1917; m Milton Richie.

427 Ch of Lee9 Colston (Allena8 Atkins-Wm N 7lmIJ Atkins-Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Pearl Jenkins: i. Jessie Lee10 Colston b 17 Sept 1921.

428 Ch of Clarence9 Colston (Allena8 Atkins - Wm N7lmIJ Atkins - Nancy6 Glass-Susans -John4 -Henry3 -John2-1) m Florence Taylor: 1. Pansy Mae1° Colston b 26 May 1915; m Wendell Cobb.

429 Ch of James10 Hart (Beatrice9-Martin J8-Barnabus A7-Alex6- Ambrose5lmlLFrancis4-J ohn3lmll-2-1) m Geneva Harris: 1. Beverly11 Hart. 11. Denise Diane11 Hart.

430 Ch of Ray10 (Frank9-Martin J 8-Barnabus A7-Alex6-Ambrose5lmlL Francis4-John3lmlJ-2-1) m ... : i. 6 Children 11.

500 431 Ch of Jimmy10 (Frank9-Martin J8-Barnabus A 7-Alex6-Am- brose5lmtLFrancis4-J ohn3lmll-2-1) m ... : i. 3 Children11 .

432 Ch of Bobby1° (Frank9 - Martin J 8 - Barnabus A 7 - Alex6 - Am- brose5lmtLFrancis4-John3lmll-2-1) m ... : i. 4 Children 11.

433 Ch of Jean10 (John 19 - Martin J 8 - Barnabus A7 - Alex6 - Am- brose5lmtLFrancis4-J ohn3[mi1-2-1) m Arthur Poor: 1. Becky Joy11 Poor. 11. Jacky Ann11 Poor. iii. JohnRichard11 Poor. 1v. Temple Lynn11 Poor.

434 Ch of John Ira10 Jr (-9 - Martin J 8 - Barnabus A7 - Alex6 - Am- brose5lmtLFrancis4-John3[mtJ-2-1) m Ruth Smith: 1. John Lewis11 . 11. Bettye Diane11 . iii. Sue Evelyn 11. 1v. Elaine Carol11.

435 Ch of Donald10 (John 19-Martin J8-Barnabus A 7-Alex6-Am- brose5lmlLFrancis4-J ohn3lmt1-2-1) m Ludell Ogg: 1. Donna Gayle11 . 11. Marcia Hazel 11 . 111. MarkEmmet11 .

436 Ch of Wayne10 (John 19-Martin J 8-Barnabus A7-Alex6-Am- brose5tmtL Francis4-J ohn3[m 11-2-1) m Elizabeth Walker: 1. Sonjie Cornelia 11 . 11. Stephenia Lawayne1I.

437 Ch of Carol10 (Willie9 - Martin J 8 - Barnabus A7 - Alex6 - Am- brose5CmILFrancis4-J ohn3[mi1-2-1) m Kenneth King: i. 2 Children 11 King.

438 Ch of Ruth Ann10 (Willie9-Martin J8-Barnabus A7-Alex6-Am-

501 brose5[mILFrancis4-John3[mIJ- 2- 1) m ... : 1. One child11 ....

439 Ch of Jeff10 Miller Jr (Fannie E9-Jos D 8-Lewis W7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3rm 1i-2- 1) m Marjorie Mosely: i. Betty Jane11 Miller.

440 Ch of David10 Ussery (who is adopted) (Mary B9 A/len-Eula8- Jos W7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[mIJ-2- 1) m Julia Harris: 1. 2 children11 Ussery.

441 Ch of Joseph Wimberly10 IV (9-S-7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5rm 2L Francis4-John3rm 1i-2- 1) m Vivian Kramer: i. Lara Kimberly11 b 13 Dec 1967.

442 Ch of Elizabeth Irene10 Webster (Flo 19 -Jas B8 -Joe W 7 - Am- brose D6-Ambrose5[m 2l-Francis4-John3rm 1i- 2- 1) m William Roger Frye: 1. Irene Webster11 Frye b Chapel Hill NC 5July 1959. 11. Janet Louis11 (e?) Frye b New Brunswick NJ 5 May 1961. n1. Karen Ruth11 Frye b Burlington NC 5 May 1962.

443 Ch of Arnold Bourne10 Clifton (Sara9-Jas B8-Jos W7-Ambrose D6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[mll- 2- 1) m Harriet Ford: i. Arnold Dean11 Clifton b Arlington Tex 19 Feb 1966.

444 Ch of Nancy Anne10 Ladd (Nancy J 9-Chas D8-John M 7-Am- brose D6 - Ambrose5[m 2J - Francis4 - John3[mIJ-2- 1) m(l) An­ drew Broaddus: 1. Kirk11 Broaddus b 15 July 1948, the day his grmother re­ ceived her college degree. Student 1971 at U of Texas. 11. Gay 11 Broaddus b 1 Jan 1950. Nurse at Peter Smith Hosp Ft Worth Tex.

444 Ch of Nancy Anne 10 Laddm(2) William V Wilson: 1. Wendy 11 Wilson, 3 June 1961 - 5 Feb 1963 of heart sur­ gery.

502 445 Ch of Bettye Jo10 (Chas D 9-8 - John M 7 - Ambrose D 6 - Am- brose5[m2LFrancis4-J ohn3CmJJ-2-1) m Orb Smith: 1. David11 Smith b 19 Aug 1955(?). 11. Ronald11 Smith b 18 Oct 1956.

446 Ch of William Keesee10 Vanzandt (Lula S9 Keesee-John W 8 Keesee - Mary Ann7 - Wm6 - Ambrose5[m 2J - Francis4 - John3[m11-2-1) m ... : 1. Daughter11 Vanzandt.

447 Ch of Henderson10 Vanzandt (Lula S9 Keesee - John W 8 Kee- see-Mary Ann7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2l-Francis4-John3CmIJ-2- 1) mDorothy ... : 1. 5 Children11 Vanzandt.

448 Ch of Frank10 Vanzandt (Lula S9 Keesee - John W 8 Keesee - Mary Ann7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3CmIJ- 2- 1) m ... : i. 5 Children11 Vanzandt.

449 Ch of Ben F 10 Williams Jr (Gert9 Keesee - John W 8 Keesee - Mary Ann7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3CmIJ-2-1) m Margaret ... : 1. Stanley11 Williams. Freshman Texas Tech 1969. 11. Janice11 Williams. High Sch Soph 1970.

450 Ch of Martha10 Williams (Gert9 Keesee-John W 8 Keesee-Mary Ann7-Wm6-Ambrose5Cm2LFrancis4-J ohn3CmIJ-2-1) m Jerry ... : 1. Eddie Williams11 ... b 1951. At Okla U 1969. 11. Carmen11 ... ; m Kerry ... , helicopter pilot Viet-Nam 1969; Carmen at Okla U Nursing sch.

451 Ch of Bessie Beach 10 Sawrie (Bessie9 Beach - Wm E8 Beach - Francis J 7 - Wm6 -Ambrose5[m 2J - Francis4 -John3[mIJ-2-1) m John Talley Cunningham III: 468 1. John Talley11 Cunningham IV b 11 Dec 1932; m 16 June 1955 Jane Jennings of Fayetteville Tenn. 469 1. Lawrence Beach11 Cunningham b 15 June 1937; m 12 Aug 1962 Zona Mouton of Fla.

503 452 Ch of Ernest10 Sawrie (Bessie9 Beach-Wm E8 Beach-Francis J7- Wm6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mll-2-1) m ... : i. 2 Children11 Sawrie.

453 Ch of Dale Beach10 Ault (Matie9 Beach-Wm E8 Beach-Francis J7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mil-2-1) m Alice Be­ ment: 1. Alice Ann11 Ault b Oklahoma City Okla 21 Apr 1938; m there 22 Nov 1957 Bruce Smallwood b 1 Dec 1936. 11. Mary Elizabeth11 Ault b 18 June 1940. 470 111. Frances Lucille 11 Ault b Los Angeles Cal 30 Jan 1942; m Cecil Minnich Cox b Oklahoma City Okla 15 Dec 1940. IV. KathrynDale11 Aultb 14 May 1944.

454 Ch of James Franklin10 Ault Sr (Matie9 Beach - Henry E8 Beach-Frances J 7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[m11- 2-1) m Mary Evelyn Francis: all b Charleston SC: 1. James Franklin JI Ault Jr b 25 Oct 1944. 11. Charles Francis11 Ault b 26 Feb 1946. n1. HaroldHoyt11 Aultb29Nov1950. 1v. Mary Dale11 Aultb 30 May 1952.

455 Ch of William Oscar10 Beach Jr (- 9-Henry E 8 Beach-Frances J 7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m2LFrancis4-John3[mJJ-2-1) m Mary Thay­ er Wilson: both adopted: 1. Louisa11 Beachb IO June 1953. 11. Charles Stratton11 Beach b 30 Nov 1955.

456 Ch of June10 Beach (Wm C9 Beach-Henry E8 Beach-Frances J7-Wm6-Ambrose5[m 2LFrancis4-John3[mI1-2-1) m Robert W Little Jr: 1. Robert W 11 Little III b 3 July 1948. 11. Todd Wingood11 Littleb IO July 1949. 111. John Oscar11 Little b 10 Mar 1951. 1v. Irene Beach11 Little b 8 Aug 1952. v. Mildred J ohnsonll Little b 25 Apr 1956.

457 Ch of John Wingood10 Beach Sr (Wm 0 9 Beach - Henry E8

504 Beach - Frances J 7 - Wm6 - Ambrose5Lm 21 - Francis4 - John3lmI1-2-1) m Barbara Wolf: 1. John Wingood 11 Beach Jr b 28 Dec 1953. 11. William Gordon 11 Beach b 4 July 1956. m. Elizabeth Irene11 Beach b 29 Dec 1954(?). 1v. Mary Dale11 Beach b 27 Feb 1958. v. Ann Clair11 Beach b 28 Apr 1959.

458 Ch of Charles Boone10 Turner (Brenda9 Beach - Henry E8 Beach - Frances J 7 - Wm6 - Ambrose5lm2l - Francis4 - John3lm 1J- 2-1) m Virginia Duckworth: 1. Charles Lamar 11 Turner b 17 A pr 1943. 11. Susan11 Turnerb21 Sept 1945. m. Joe Newton 11 Turner b 20 Sept 1949.

459 Ch of Harriet10 ••• (Harriet9 Beach-John R 8 Beach-Frances J 7- Wm6-Ambrose5lm2l-Francis4-John3lmll-2-1) m Tom Moore Jr: i. Terry Beach11 Moore.

460 Ch of Elizabeth Louise10 Hamner (Wm B9lm 1l-Louise8-Jas A7lm 2LWm6-Ambrose5lm2LFrancis4-John3lmll-2- 1) m Wal­ lace Bourne Taylor: 1. Marjorie Ellen11 Taylor b Winston-Salem NC 5 Nov 1958. 11. Edmond Douglas11 Taylor b 2 Nov 1961.

461 Ch of William Ross10 (Robt L9-Wm R 8-7-Wm6-Ambrose5lmIL Francis4-John3lmI1-2-1) m Janet Marie Cobb: i. Karen Marie 11 b 8 May 1968.

462 Ch of Thomas R 10 Smoot (Annette9 Jordan - Gert8 Fry - An- nette7-Richd W 6-5lm 2LWm4lmIJ_John3lm 2l-2-1) m ... : i. Daughter' 1 Smoot.

463 Ch of VirgiJI0 Woolums (Gano9 Woolums - Loucilla8 Atkins - Wm N7lmIJ Atkins-Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-John4-Henry3- John2-1) m ... : 1. Margaretta II Woolums b 28 Sept 1931. 11. Earl II Woolums b 3 Nov 1932.

505 464 Ch of Hugh10 Neal (Maggie B9 Colston-Allena8 Atkins-Wm N 7lm 11 Atkins-N ancy6 Glass-S usan5-J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) m Dorothy Downey: 1. Hugh C 11 Nealb 17 Dec 1924.

465 Ch of GobellO Neal (Maggie B9 Colston-Allena8 Atkins-Wm N7lmll Atkins-Nancy6 Glass-Susan5-J ohn4-Henry3-J ohn2-1) mNellie Underwood: 1. William Gobel" Nealb 9 Dec 1925.

466 Ch of EstillO Neal (Maggis B9 Colston - Allena8 Atkins - Wm N 7lmlLNancy6 Glass-Susan5-John4-Henry3-John2-1) m Irene Taylor: 1. Norma Gene11 Nealb 8 May 1927. 11. Dorothy Low11 Nealb 13 Aug 1932.

467 Ch of MaggielO McCoy (Gladys9lmlJ Colston-Allena8 Atkins- Wm N 7lmJJ Atkins-Nancy6 Glass- Susan5 -John4 - Henry3 - John2-1) m Elwood Mitchell: 1. Raymond Lewis 11 Mitchellb 16 Aug 1934.

468 Ch of John Talley" Cunningham IV (Bessie B10 Sawrie-Bessie9 Beach-Wm E8 Beach-Frances J 7-Wm6-Ambrose5lm2LFran­ cis4-J ohn3lmlJ-2-1) m Jane Jennings: 1. John Talley12 Cunningham Vb 11 Feb 1957. 11. Patricia12 Cunningham b 22 Aug 1959.

469 Ch of Lawrence Beach11 Cunningham (Bessie BIO Sawrie-Bessie9 Beach-Wm E8 Beach-Frances J7-Wm6-Ambrose5lm2LFran­ cis4-J ohn3lm 11-2-1) m Zona Mouton: 1. KevinBeach12 Cunninghamb I May 1963. 11. LeeAnn12 Cunninghamb70ct 1966.

470 Ch of Frances Lucille 11 Ault (Dale BIO Ault-Matie9 Beach-Hen- ry E8 Beach - Frances J 7 - Wm6 - Ambrose5lm21 - Francis4 - J ohn3lm11-2- 1) m Cecil Minnich Cox: 1. Robert Dale12 Cox b Oklahoma City Okla 20 Nov 1960.

506 Appendix

A LIST OF FLEET ARRIVED IN NEW ENGLAND IN 1630.

Ship sailed from England arrived at New Eng.

Lion Bristol- Feb Salem-May. Mary&John Plymouth 20 Mar Nantasket 30 May. Arbella Yarmouth 8 Apr Salem 12 June. Jewel Isle of Wight 8 Apr Salem 12 June. Ambrose Isle of Wight 8 Apr Salem 18 June. Talbot Isle of Wight 8 Apr Salem2July. May Flower South Hampton - May Charlestown 1 July. Whale South Hampton - May Charlestown 1 July. Hopewell South Hampton - May Salem 3 July. William & Fran South Hampton - May Salem3July. Tryal South Hampton - May Charlestown 5 July. Charles South Hampton - May Salem 5 July. Success South Hampton - May Salem 6 July. Gift May Charlestown 20 August. Hand Made August Plymouth 29 Oct. Another June

John Winthrop, Governor.

507 OTHER REFERENCES TO BOURNES

Boston Library - Bournes 1969. reference

Alfred Gibbs zoological articles 3880 A61 Annie Nettleton & Voyages of Champlain 2319 A 123 Edward Gaylord 1860 (1908) CE African Discovery 3058.23 Charles P E Bourne & Bro Steam Heating 1867 Edward B Ans to Dr Good (Rare book)# 11 °0 H 95 . 215 Edward Christopher Eugene Edward Emerson Kennebec River 1864 (1797-1873) Ella 1869 Ezra A vs City of Boston 1853 Frances, Cardinal B Archbp of Westminster 1861 FW Frank Augustus 1871-1936 Fredk Saml Augustus G Melkersham publisher 1830 Geoffrey 1893 Geoffrey Howard 1909 Rev George 1780-1845 Gilbert Charles 1861 HH Hermon Henry Richard Fox 1837-1909 Harry Kebbell Henry Eldridge 1862 John of London John Geo Hamilton Jonathan 1855 Randolph Silliman 1886-1918 Robert 1761-1829 Ruth May Stephen Magistrate in Jamaica WI Stephen Eugene

508 Thomas 1806-1881 Vincent 1695-1747 Wesley William d 1583 William Oland

Bournes - Sandwich recs -

Joseph B bp 17 Nov 1723 - by Rev Benj Fessenden.

Sandw Bur gds: died born age

Hannah 10May1762 1736 26 Marys (not p 45) 22Dec 1759 1735 24 Timothy6 7 June 1788 1788 3 Marys 25Jan 1808 1768 39-6-3 HenryJ 20Aug 1804 1802 19mo6da Meletiah 4Aug 1862 1778 84-7-4

Ch bp Sandwich 1st Ch recs: (Bournes) parents

178316NovNathanBourneGibbs Sylvanus & Hannah Gibbs 1784 17 Nov Eunice Bourne Crocker Zenah & Hannah Crocker 1795 27 Sept Henry B Wm & Martha Bourne 1797 10 Dec Allen B Wm& Martha Bourne 1803 2JulyThomas B John & Deliverance Bourne 1805 26 May Abigail B John & Deliverance Bourne 1803 2 Oct Henry James B James Jr & Mary B

509

Index

BOURNES G7, 137 Abbie H9, 215, 249 Annie De W 8, 145 W 8, 185 Z7, 124, 167 Abigail, 115, 155 Anselm4, 21 3, 15, 22, 55 5, 43, 80 5, 37, 38, 40, 41, 50, 53, 54, 6, 78, 80 64, 73, 76, 90 D7, 137 6, 43, 52, 62, 64-66, 68, 73, Armanilla7, 139 80, 91, 93, 95, 102, Ill, 135 ArthurC8, 151, 201 7 , 106, 107, 115, 120, 136, 138 c10, 241 N6, 67, 69, 81, 124 Cll, 276 Achsah G8, 144, 196 Asa4, 21 Adreanna E8, 149 5, 43, 62, 65, 80, 102 Alan R 10 , 243 6, 80 Alden7, 109, 149 Austin G9, 197, 237 Alexander6, 66, 67, 69, 70, 109, 110 Barachiah B7, 135 F7, 136 Barbara9, 217, 252 Alice A8, 166 L1 2, 301, 311 Allan M8, 166 Barnabas7, 137 Allen6, 54, 79, 94, 99, 124, 137, Bathsheba\ 18 140 4, 11, 15, 28, 55, 56 7, J41 5, 53 Almira H7, 123, 166 6, 69, 71, 113 Alvin6 , 64, I 07 H7, 123 7 , 107 Bea trice9, 215 Amia4, 19 Benjamin4, 18 Amos7, 139 5, 37, 39, 57, 59-61, 63, 68, Anna6, 98 69, 97, 100 7, 102, 137 6, 63, 80, 94, 97, 99, 104

511 BOURNES DaisyG11 , 275, 302 7, 137 David5, 53, 93 8, 149 7, 136 A7, 141, 187 A 11 , 273, 300 C7, 81, 110, 150 c10, 241 C9 , 201, 241 N 11 , 277 CJI, 276 Deborah5, 38, 65 F6, 101 6, 64, 108 F7, 104-106, 145 7, 107 F8, 145, 151, 201 Deliverance?, 107 S7, 94, 140, 185 Desire5, 47, 53, 54, 87, 93 TS, 185, 228 Diademia6, 97, 98 Bessie Bell 8, 185 Donald9, 216, 250 6 10 Bethia , 93 W , 250, 282 Bethuel4, 21 Doris W10 , 250, 282 5, 43, 69, 80 DorothyC9, 217, 252 11 Betsey6 , 60 M , 272, 300 Brett W 12 , 299 Duncan?, 110

Calvin6, 80 Earl6 , 97 Carol W9, 203, 243 BIO, 237, 272 Caroline6, 79 Ebenezer!, 19, 38, 39 7, 121, 139 5 38, 39, 65 Carrie8, 184 6, 65, 67-69, 81, 82, I IO, 124 Catherine3, 15 7, 109, 123 E12 , 301 H7, Ill, 112, 123, 152 Charles6, 62, 80 P8, 150 7, l06, 136 Edith8, 165 H7, 124 B NII, 272, 300 Ls, 149 Edward5, 41 T9, 201, 241 7, 107 8 Charlotte6 , 90, 99 G , 196 E12 , 299 G9, 228, 236 Christina6, 93 QII, 272, 299 Christopher F 11 , 282 ww, 236, 272 110 , 243 EL, 69 Clara8, 185 Eleanor9, 201, 218, 240, 253 Clarissa6, 78, 80 Eleazer3, 14, 18 A7, l04 Eliakim, 115 Creacy9 , 228 Elijah6 , 92, 137 Cynthia6, 97 7 137 7, 104, 138, 139 8, 185

512 BOURNES 7 , 125, 139, 184, 185 Elisha2, 8, 12-14 A6, 95 3, 15 L6, 97, 138 4, 20, 40, 42 U, 139 5, 36, 40, 43, 44, 62, 73 w1 , 124 6 , 62, 64, 68, 77, 78, 80 W8, 150, 201 7, 102, 121, 144 8, 144 Frances6, 90 7 7 Eliza , 139 ' 136 A7, 104 w 11 , 277 Elizabeth\ 15, 21 Francis RS, 165, 215 4, 18, 20, 34, 37, 40, 57 T9, 201 5, 27, 41, 43, 52, 53, 58, Franklin7, 121 92, 93 Frederick7, 105 6 9 , 63, 64, 78, 97-99, 101, W , 228 122, 138 Freeman7, 135 7, 107, 109, 136, 137, 139, 147, 149 Gaylord12, 299 A4, 19 George7, 107, 121, 124 A7, 140 AS, 149 C6 , 81 S7, 133, 140 Fl, 200 Gertrude8 , 165 9 1 , 228 Gladys W 11 , 275, 302 JlO, 241, 276 Grace E10 , 237 LS, 145 Granville B9, 201 M7, 125, 163, 167, 213 Gregory A 10 , 243 NS, 185 S6, 100 Hannah3, 14, 15, 18, 23 W 6, 93 5, 41, 50, 90 EllenFs, 150, 200 6, 43, 62-64, 78, 80, 92, 94, Emeline?, 107 98, 99, 102, 106, 137 Emily H8, 144 7, 107, 109, 124, 136 Emma N 8, 152, 202 8, 185 Eunice5, 42, 51, 91 D6, 64 6 , 94 F, 102 7, 135 N7, 110 Evelin M 10 , 243 S7, 111, 151 Ezra2, 8, 13 T8, 144 3, 13, 16, 33 Harriet L, 171, 219 4, 34 P9, 217 5, 54, 57 , Harry S9 , 228 6 , 81, 93, 98, 100, 124, 142 Hathaway6, 93

513 BOURNES Jane6, 97 HelenC8, 144 Jane T 11 , 272 E12 , 303 Jarvis7, 136 F7, 110, 125, 167 JenniferM 11 , 276 L8, 165 Jerome LS, 144, 197 M7, 43, 110, Ill, 149 Jesse HS, 166, 217 ss, 187, 229 Joanna4, 18 Hemans, 149, 200 6 , 62 Henry, 2 Joannes, 149 6 , 78, 79, 123, 124 B11 , 273, 300 7, 106 w 11 , 272, 299 A7, 123, 165 Job2 , 12, 14 A8, 165, 215, 250 4, 18, 19, 37, 64 A9, 216 6, 64, 107 A 11 , 282 John3, 14, 18, 19 C7, 136 4, 12, 16, 20, 26, 41, 52 E8, 196, 237 s, 39, 40, 52, 69, 92 J7, 137 6, 64, 65, 92, 107, 109, 136 K 8, 151, 202 7, 107, 109, 113, 136, 139 T9, 202, 241 B9, 203, 243 TIO, 237, 272, 281 D6, 64 T11 , 272, 299 KS, 152, 202 Herbert CS, 152, 202 MIO, 241, 277 Hezekiah3, 14, 18, 19 M11 , 277 Horace BS, 150, 201 W6, 99, 139 ws, 185, 228 Isaac4, 19 J onathan4, 20, 40 5, 53 6, 62, 102 6, 92 7, 103, 104, 141, 144 7, 135 F1 1, 282 D7, 136 M 13 , 313 6 4 Isaiah , 98 Joseph , 33 5, 16, 52, 92 Jacob W9 , 228 6, 92, 97, 135 J ames5, 54, 93 7, 102 6 , 94, 137 H7, 142 H7, 130 S7, 107 R7, 144, 196 Joshua T7, I 03, I 44 RIO, 236, 271 .Josiah6, 65, 109 Rll, 272 7• 109, 149 s12, 299 JudithA 10, 250, 282 w12, 299

514 BOURNES Madeleine9, 202, 242 Julia6, 100, 101, 142 MahershaF, 139 A C7, I 10, 124, 150 Mahershalhashbaz6, 98 c1, 142 Margaret2, 19 ES, 201 Katherine9, 202 G 10, 237 CS, 167 G 11 , 272, 299 ] 10 , 241, 277 Maria4, 19, 39 LJI, 282 5, 38, 40, 65, 72 v 2, 298 7, 136 Kathleen12 , 303 U, 123, 142, 165 Kathryn9 , 216 Marions, 184 JII, 282 Martha, 165 4, 33, 56 Laurence T9, 202, 241 5, 57, 58 Lemuel5, 43, 78, 102 6 63, 65, 80, 92, 97, 99, 6, 78, 80 104, 108, 124 7, 106 7 104-106, 136, 141 Leonard7, 109 A 11 , 282 B6 , 66 H7, 142 Leroy E 10 , 240, 274 U, 123, 165 Lois7, 103 Mary3, 15, 16, 18, 35 Loretta R L1 2, 312 4, 20, 34, 42, 57 Loruhama4, 19 5, 38, 41, 43, 47, 52, 55, 87 Louise6, 64 6 64, 80, 90, 92, 94, 97, Lucinda, 63, 104 99, 140 6 7 , 63, 80, 98 107, 135, 139, 141, 187 7, 106 A6, 78, 95 Lucretia6, 90, 133 A7, 104, 105, 109, 110, 139, 7, 70, Ill, 151 140, 186 Lucy, 67, 80 C6, 81, 125 5, 41, 42, 77 C7, 43, 110, 125 6, 42, 78, 80, 98 ES, 149 7, 136, 139 f!O, 241, 276 Lulas, 184 fll, 282 LurenaC12 , 312 H11 , 282 Lurin7, 107 J7, 141 Lydia5, 38 Matilda6, 97 6, 64, 87, 92, 93, 107, 132' Mehitable4, 18, 36 7, 135 5, 39 Lymans, 185, 278 6, 43, 62, 78, 80, 97, 102 LynetteC12, 312 7, 103

515 BOURNES LB, 152 Meletiah, 67, 83, 94 OwenP8, 150 3, II, 15, 23 5, 16, 24, 27, 48, 54, 88 Patience3, 18, 36 6, 48, 77, 89, 133, 138 Persa7, 121 7, 133 Persis6 , 92 T7, 103 7, 121 Melinda6, 98 PeterS7, 111 Melville8, 184 Philip B9, 197 Mercy4 , 19 Phillips P 8, 166, 217 5, 50, 52, 53 Princes, 57 6, 97 6, 97, 138 7, 136 Prudence?, 136 Micah6 , 98 LeC8, 185 Mildred M9 , 215 MinnieE8, 151 Ralph H8 , 152, 203 Mister, 83 W9, 197 Muriel8, 201, 240 Ransford?, 139 Raymond F 11 , 275, 302 Nancy6, 64 N 12 , 302, 312 A 13, 313 Rebecca6 , 97 E7, 112 7, 138 F11, 271, 298 9 , 197 McA7, 109 12 , 301 ws, 185 L7, 107 Nathan3, 14, 19 s1, 140, 185 4, 20, 41 Remember\ 16, 18, 35 5, 40, 42, 43, 58, 78, 97 5, 41, 76 6 6, 80, 98 Reuben , 97 7, 139 Richard1, 1-5, 7, 8, 10-13 E8, 200, 240 4, 25, 26, 49 Nathanie15, 58, 97 s, 24, 51, 52, 91 6 6 , 97 , 77, 80, 93, 98, 121 Nellie S9 , 228 7 , 139 Nelson7 , 121 CS, 152 Nettie W9, 228 c10, 241, 216 112 , 303, 312 O!ive7, 136, 138 M 10 , 237, 272 C7, 133 SS7, 123, 166 O!iver7, 139 SS8, 166, 217 OliviaH8, 151 SS9, 2!7

516 BOURNES Sherod10 , 240 RobertA10 , 241 L1 1, 274, 301, 302 B10 , 250, 282 v 2, 302 c 12 , 302 Silas4, 16, 27, 28, 35, 54, 61 0 11 , 271, 299 s, 40, 44, 54, 73, 95 0 12 , 299 6, 95 QII, 277 17, 136 W9, 228 Solomon G7, 137 RodneyA12 , 303, 312 Sophia6, 100 A 13, 313 Sophronia6, 63, 80 Roland5, 26, 54 Stephen5, 42, 77 R7, 136 7, 121 Ruhamia4, 19 Susan7, 139 Ruth6, 66, 99 A8, 167 BS, 217, 253 B11 , 282 W7, 137, 140 HI2, 272, 299 Susannah5, 38 Sally L1°, 241 7, 136, 137 Samuel, 63, 104 Sylvanus4, 16, 24, 26, 47 4, 21, 26, 34, 57 5, 51 5, 41, 43, 58, 62, 80, 97, 102 6 , 39, 48, 49, 67-71, 89, 93, 6, 97, 139 101, 111, 133 7 , 109 7, 110, 112, 133, 150, 152 C7, 123 B7, 109, 149 0 8, 185 Sylvester6, 98 P7, 136 7, 139 Sarah3, 16 4, 26, 33 Temperance6, 63, 94 5, 52, 57 7, 103 6, 62, 63, 90, 93, 94, 97 Thankful5, 38 7, 135 P7, 136 H7, 104 Thomas, 2, 53, 79 H 11 , 282 4, 20, 21, 42-44 McA7, 109 5, 37, 41, 44, 53, 64, 76, 98 Shadrack7, 107 6 , 78, 80, 92, 136 Shearjashub2, 8, 9, 11, 13, 15 7, 139 4, 16, 26, 27, 34, 53, 54, 58 B7, 124, 166 5, 27, 37, 53, 54, 58-60, 64, cw, 241, 276 93, 99 H7, 142 6, 64, 99, 141 W7, 109 7, 141 Timothy3, 14, 18

517 BOURNES A6, 92 4, 18, 34, 37, 57 A7, 136 5, 58 A 12 , 298 6, 63, 98 B12 , 301 TroyC13, 313 DeW8, 145 E7, 142 Urban G9, 197 H6, 81, 125, 215 H7, 123, 141, 164 Warren N6, 81 H 8, 165, 185, 228 10, 236, 271, 298 N 10, 236, 271, 298 William, 2 N 11 , 271 4, 21 W9, 201, 228, 240, 256 5, 24, 43, 49, 78, 79, 90 wro, 256 7, 137, 139 11 , 282 Zuriel6, 92, 135

518 Surnames Other Than Bourne

Abbe, William A, 144 Bathsheba, 35, 36 Abbot, Alexander H, 170 Desire, 62 Asa, 126, 170 Dorothy, 270, 297 Caroline, 170 Edwin P, 289 Jacob, 170 Elizabeth, 36, 61, 62 Martha CH, 170, 219 C, 270 Samuel P, 170 P, 16 William T, 170 Ethan, 39, 70 Abrams, Mabel, 249 Eunice, 35, 55 Adamish, Anna, 260 Ezra, 35 Adams, David, 143 George H, 206 John, 27, 60, 89 James, 16, 18, 35 Q, 66 John C, 259, 289 Lydia, 27 Jonathan, 36 Adamson, Edward B, 214 Joseph, 18, 36 Adom,John 36 AG, 229, 258 Agny, Hannah, 104 D, 270 Martha, 104 Joshua, 35 Thomas, 62, 104 Mary, 27, 35, 54, 61 Ahrnke, Elizabeth H, 273, 301 A, 258, 288 Hans P, 238, 273 MayM, 289 Russell C, 273 Moses, 88, 95 Alden, Aldin, John, 3, 6, 263 Prudence, 102 Mary, 134, 181 Richard G, 258, 288, 289 Nathan, 21 Ruth, 36, 259, 289 Sarah, 263 Sarah, 35 Alger, Andrew, 100 F, 72 Ardelia, 99, 141 Susannah, 36 Elizabeth, 100 Sylvanus, 35 Joanna, 100 Timothy, 35 John, 100 Allerton, Isaac, 262 Jonathan, 100 Mary, 262 Martha B, 122, 164 Alley, Emma F, 198, 238 Matthew, 100 Alvey, Anna E, 229, 259 Allen, Abigail, 51 Charles, 229 Almira, 10! Elizabeth C, 288 Almond S, 228 Frank, 229

519 Frederick, 229 Arey, Henry, 227 Henry, 229 Armbrust, Elsie 0, 252 Julia, 229, 256 Armsby, Nathan, 101 J H, 141 Armstrong, Ann, 249, 281 Lelia S, 257, 288 Caroline MM, 215 Margaret G, 258, 288 Ellsworth, 249, 280 N, 229, 258 Joan, 281, 305 Martin S, 258 JohnE, 249 Mary F, 229, 257 Patricia, 281, 305 Richard H, 185, 187, 229,257, Ralph M, 215, 249 258, 288 WilliamB, 215 William, 229 Arnold, Elizabeth, 14, 19 Al viella, Count d', JaneH, 161, 211 Ames, Oliver, 97 John, 14 Amos, Oliver, 103 Samuel, 4, 14 Anderson, Agnes I, 271 Sarah, 263 EbonA, 253 Arrington, John R, 222 Hannah, 265 Mary, 222 Willie M, 250 Ashton, John, 100 Andrew, Gertrude L, 216, 250 Astley, Alma, 253, 286 WilliamA, 166, 216 Leonard, 253 Andrews, Harriet, 265 Rachel Y, 253 Jane W, 66, 110 Athearn, Elizabeth, 143 JohnS, 265 MaryC, 143, 195 Mary, 139 Susanna, 61, 101 Richard, 56 Atlee, Louis W, 210 Andros, Edmond, Gov, 17 Atwater, Horace, 110, 149 Elizabeth, 194 Isabelle, 149 Angier, Ezra, 57 Jane, 149 John, 34, 57 Atwood, Hannah, 134, 179 Martha, 57 Lottie D, 210 Mary, 57 August, Gertrude, 255 Oakes, 57, 96 Austin, Carlton L, 297 Samuel, 34, 57, 96 Christopher PT, 310 Sarah, 96 Dorothy A, 297 Susannah, 97 Janet, 310 Annable, Desire, 26 James CT, 310 Annis, Ethel M, 253 John HT, 310 Annler, Ella, 271 Peter, 311 Appleby, Doris, 296 PhilipA, 310 Aptucxet Trading Post, 5 T, 297, 310

520 Avery, Benjamin G, 156 Dorothy, 237, 272 Eliza P, 156 Eliza A, 155, 206 Frances E, 156, 207 Frederick G, 237 Aycrigg, George, 232 HannahC, 26 Ayer, James, 104, 106 Juliette T, 237 Axtel, William, 212 Samuel, 26 Barnes, Georgianna M, 295 Babcock, Col, 61 Miriam, 265 Bachelder, Batchelder, Dolly, Sarah W, 308 114, 152 Susan W, 308 Ebenezer, 114 Swift C, 295 Susanna, 114 Robert M, 308 Bacon, Elizabeth H, 20 Wallace W, 295, 308 John, 75 Barney, Lillian, 273 Bagley, Louisa£, 157, 208 Barrell, Joseph, 68 Mary A, 157 Barrett, Edith M, 237 Orlando, 157 Barrows, Major, 67 Bailey, Bayley, Abigail, 27, 93 Mr, 67 Abner, 27, 93 Barstow, Martha, 16 Amasa, 53, 93 Bartlett, Abigail, 75 Benjamin, 34, 53 Abner, 75 Judith, 27, 93 Cynthia, 94, 137 Marcy, 27, 93 ElizaC, 143 Moody, 158 Fannie, 270 Robert, 172 Marie L, 237 Baker, Annie G, 165, 215 Mary, 14 David, 81 Mary A, 234 Edgar S, 145, 198 Barton, Audrey IC, 266 Elijah, 123, 165 Dudley W, 266 EmmaH, 199 Victoria F, 266 Florence E, 199 Bascom, Jonathan, Rev, 94 Frank E, 199 Bassett, Abigail, 23, 83, 115, 127, John, 91 B, 55, 115 Lena I, 199 Arthur, 244 Martha E, 165 Barachiah, 53 Susanna, 91, 134 Charles H, 204, 244 Bakewell, William G, 160 Col, 24 Balkanas, Constance, 252 Elisha, .22, 75 Ballet, Jeannette, 194 Elizabeth, 23, 126, 171 Bancroft, Sarah A, 114, 154 N, 115 Barker, Deborah, 26, 54 Elvira F S, 150

521 Hannah, 23 E, 279, 304 ST, 83 Becker, Blance AF, 266 Hulda(Helen)F, 150, 201 ByronH, 266 John, 23, 55 Joan S, 266, 293 Jonathan, 23 Bednar, Jan, 260, 261 Martha, 115, 157 Katherine, 260, 261 Mary, 11, 14, 19, 22 Stephen, 261 S, 78 Ursula, 260 Mr, 116 Beedy, Clara AT, 219 Nathan, 22, 23, 38 Daniel, 219 Nathaniel, 23 EmilyE, 219 Patience, 78 Beeman, John, 96 Rachel W, 14, 15 SarahB, 96 Stephen, 115, 126 Belcher, Abbott, 219 Thomas, 23, 44, 55, 83 AnnaG, 219 Valentine D, 150 Ephraim T, 171 William, 14, 15, 22, 55, 74, 78 Fuller, 219 Bateman, Lucy, 81 HamiltonA, 219 Bates, Clara L, 221 Harry A, 208 Dale L, 303 MaryC, 219 MyraE, 221, 255 Moses, 36 Newton H, 221 Samuel, 170, 219 Vivian DR, 303 C, 219 Willard H, 303 WilliamF, 219 Bauckman, Gretchen G, 300 Belding, Mary E, 174 JohnW, 300 Bell, Abbie W, 222 Marjorie B, 273 Ada, 216 MarkW, 300 Arthur, 222 Martha B, 300 Thomas, 175, 222 Theodore T, 273, 300 Benedict, William M, 212 Thomas B, 300 Benjamin, Ann M, 306 WendellR, 273 Blanche S, 287, 288 Baxter, Charles, 27 Edward B, 287, 288 Bayard, Balthazar, 48 JohnD, 306 Mary, 48, 49, 88 Mr, .148 MaryB, 48 Thomas M, 306 Beals, Judith, 57, 97 William M, 287, 288, 306 Beary, Donald B, 279 P, 306 Elizabeth C, 304 Bennett, Almy, 81 Ines MM, 279 Charles A, 239 William C, 304 Daniel, 45, 85

522 Edward, 81 Micah, 15, 44 George A, 198, 238 Michael, 6 Gladys, 239 Russell, 147, 178, 199, 224 Helen, 200 Blair, Charles W, 201 John, 148, 200 Eloise K, 201 L, 200 Martha W, 201, 241 Katheryn W, 166 Blake, Frances L, 193, 234 Lizzie L, 200 Harriet, 154, 205 Mary, 45, 85 Henry, 139 Rebecca, 135, 183 Joseph, 54 Salvina T, 46 Blanchard, Marjorie, 273 Benson, Seth, 70 Blish, Abigail, 107 Berg, Doris S, 259, 290 Bliss,JJ,Rev, 79 Berry, Holly J, 293 Blood, Carolyn S, 273, 301 JackM, 293 Frances EK, 273 MaryH, 278 George E, 273 RuthN, 293 Blossom, Benjamin, 22 Bert, Guy P, 302 Blummer, Anna K, 271 Bertolaccini, Guy P, 302 Blystone, Eva A, 151 Peter, 302 Boardman, Abigail, 62, 10 I Theresa C, 302 Bodfish, Evelin, 152, 203 Besse, Elizabeth, 65, 109 FC, 152 Mary, 14 Hannah, 37, 63 Bigney, Frank, 238 B, 37 Billington, Bertha, 262 Joseph, 37 Francis, 263 MaryE, 37 Isaac, 263 Solomon, 37 John, 263 William, 95 Lydia, 263 P, 152 Bird, Dan C, 280, 305 Bohm, Emma C, 273 Jack C, 280 Bolles, Eliza S, 109, 149 Jennifer, 305 Rosella, 141 John C, 305 Bond, Consider, 86 Nicholas H, 305 Cordelia, 47 Peggy R, 280 Jane, 47 Blackmer, John, 41 Polissa, 46 Sarah, 4 I, 74 Richard, 46 Blackwell, Ellis, 132, 178 Bandar, Harold, 273 Lillian, 239 Josephine, 273 Louise P, 146, 199, 239 Robert, 273 Mary, 95, 138 Boone, Lavinia, 98, 139

523 Borodell, Lady Ann, 194, 195 Jane PP, 252, 285 SirJohn, 195 Joshua, 184 Borsodi, Barbara, 290 Lydia T, 184 FrederickA, 260, 290 Rebecca H, 184 Lindsley, 290 Stephen R W, 252 Bosher, Willie M, 270 Bread, Breed, Elizabeth, 11 Bostock, Frank, 221 John, 11 Bosworth, Anne E, 185, 228 Sarah, 11 Benjamin, 34 Bream, Eli beth, 36 Cyrus, 69 Brett, Almira, 172 Dorothy, 100 Cordelia, 172, 220 Edward, 35 Zenas, 172 Edwin, 161 Brewster, Edith, 288 Nathaniel, 35 Elizabeth, 262 Ruth, 34, 58 George W, 79 L, 34 Gov William, 2 Samuel, 139, 140, 185 Bridgham, Rev James, 48 Tabitha W, 140 Briggs, Elizabeth, 144 Botzen, Marie J EL, 235 Jedediah, 106 Bowdoin, Gov James, 48 Mehitable M, 137, 183 Mary, 48 Percy, 68 Bowen, Sarah, 99 Polly, 183 Bowman, Melba C, 279 Ruth, 38, 65 Boyce, Rev, 135 Brigham, Charles, 181 Boyd, Dorothy M, 291 L, 181 Grace, 202 John, 134, 181 Helen, 143 Jotham, 134 Brackett, Ann, 164 LucyT, 134 Benjamin, 164 SusanB, 181,226 Rhoda, 164 Timothy, 87 Bradford, Ann, 142, 143 William E, 172 Gamaliel, 72 Brimsmead, William, 4 Gov, 4, 10 Brinkhama, August L, 272 Nancy, 142, 194 Bettina W, 299 William, 60, 143 Elizabeth T, 299 Brady, Emmeline, 139, 184 Katharina K, 272 Harmon, 139 Nikolaus H, 272, 299 Branch, Sarah, 41 SusanH, 299 Bray, Ethel GM, 217 Brinton, Christiana, 117, 160 Harold, 217, 252 Joseph S, 117 HarryS, 217 Sibilla K, 117

524 Bristed, John, 142 Martin, 67 Britton, Elsie M, 250 Susan L, 19 Brook, Sarah, 96 Weldon S, 111 Brooks, Ada A, 131, 176 Bunker, Ellsworth, 193 Samuel, 26 Burbank, Anna, 149 Sarah, 26, 53 BetsyC, 305 Brown, Annie E, 243 Caroline, 149 Benjamin, 82 Gertrude, 149 Betty L, 280, 304 HelenCS, 281 Georgia F, 233 JamesA, 281 Glenn, 279 JohnF, 281, 305 LeoneR, 280 Linda W, 305 Leta Van D, 279 Samuel, 109, 149 Melissa, 151 Burgess, Aaron, 107 Priscilla, 267 Abigail, 77 Rosemary, 279, 304 Benjamin, 77 Sarah, 138, 184 Charles H, 156, 206 Brownell, Mr A, 105 Clara, 206, 246 Browning, Amanda, 265 Clarissa W, 156 Elizabeth, 242 Hunnewell, 79 Bryant, Adelaide R, 207, 246 Jedediah, 77 Dorothy, 20, 40 Jonathan, 137 Motto, 72 Judge, 101 Bubb, Miss, 185, 228 Mary, 77 Buchanan, Beaufort E, 215 Rebecca P, 79 Bull, Mary D, 278 Ruth E, 197, 237 Bumpus, Abigail, 111 Sarah, 103 B, 69 Zeruiah, 78, 123 Albert, 111 Burke, Dr, 175 B, Ill Gloria, 297 Anna, 19, 38 Richard A, 297 Benjamin, 19, 68, 111 RogerR, 297 Captain, 67 Burnett, Charles C, 268 Elisha, 111 Ethel RM, 268 Elizabeth, 110 Ruth, 268 S, 68 Burr, George H, 245 Hannah B, 111 J, Mr, 63 Jeremiah, 68 Shields, 205, 245 Job B, 65 Bursley, Hannah, 37 Joseph, 38, 65, 67 Burt, George L, 183 Maria, 111 Harriet HG, 183

525 John, 58 Carmel, James H, 233 Mary J, 183, 227 Carpenter, Alice, 10, 100, 261 Bush, Alfred, 281 Bridget, 261 Caroline L, 281 David, 100 JohnGS, 278 Dorothy, l 00 KellyE, 286 John, 100 MaryDB, 278 Miss, 100, 142 K, 278 Richard, 100 Patric S, 287 Samuel, 100 Walter L, 254, 286 Thomas, 100 Van Buskirk, see under V William, 100 Butte, Beverly, 250, 282 Carr, Francis, 110 Patricia McM, 250 Samuel, 203 Woodfin L, 250 Carson, Blanche V, 296 Butler, Almira, 102 Mary, 158 Desire A, 62 William, 157 Frances LB, 193, 234 Carver, Alice McA, 203 Hannah, 72, 115 Jacquelin A, 203, 243 Butterfield, Emily H, 2 JohnK, 203 Buzzell, Avery, 225 MercyT, 263 Helen, 225 Nathaniel, 116 R,Mr, 179, 225 Sally, 116, 159 Cary, George, Rev, 218 Cairns, William D, I I 8 Cathcart, Charlotte A, 144 Calkins, Constance S, 240 Cattabriga, Augusto, 274 Callahan, Edward A, 218 Esther, 274 Lester E, 218, 254 Marion, 274, 301 Mary I McP, 218 Cauchois, Elizabeth C, 233, 267 K, 254 GageC, 267 Michael EB, 254 Thomas G, 267 Thomas B, 254 Wadsworth S, 233, 267 Camp, Daniel S, 175 Caulkins, Sally, 119, 162 Campbell, Arlette, 220 Chace, Abraham, 58 Canby, Elizabeth, 270 Chadwell, Barbara L, 251 Cannon, Abigail, 109, 113 Chadwick, Hannah, 167 Alexander, 113 Harriet F, 167 Caleb L, 69, 71, 113, 114 John, 100 Hannah, 113 William H, 167 Horace, 113 Chamberlain, Lucia, 242 Susan, 113 Champney, Susannah, 83 Cardosi, Theresa, 302 Chandler, Asahel, 64, 108

526 Catherine, 237, 273 Rachel, 131 Gardner, 56 Sandra, 290 Isabelle, 185, 228 Sarson, 101 JamesR, 237 Cheever, Harriette, 295 John, 31, 158 Child, Abigail, 59 Margaret, 195 Cromwell, 59 Marie LB, 237 Elizabeth, 59 Mary S, 108, 147 Hope, 59 Chapin, Enoch, 86 Martha, 59 Chapline, Joseph, 140 Childs, Deliverance, 97 Ruhanna W, 140 Diane R, 159 Theodosia, 140 John, 98, 159 Chapman, Annie B, 198 Melinda, 159 EdwinN, 258, 288 Chilton, James, 262, 266 JamesR, 197, 237 Mary, 262, 266 Jonathan, 144 Chipman, Desire, 23 Margaret A, 288 Isaac, 174 R, 144, 198 John, 8, 11 Mary H, 238, 273 Timothy, 23 Ozras G, 144, 197 Chryst, Sarah, 260 RM,Mr, 118 Chubbuck, Hannah E, 106, 145 Robert F, 288 Church, Louise L, 274, 302 Russell G, 238 Nathaniel, 34 William, 197 Ruth B, 34, 58 Chapouil, Caroline, 173 Susan E, 156 Louisa, 172 Cilley, Clarissa, 180, 225 Charles, Miss, 184 Claghorn, Eliza, 128, 173 Charters, Elsie A 0, 252 George, 46, 128 Marilyn E, 252, 284 Joseph, 155 Richard, 252 Clapp, Alice C, 214 Chase, Calista MT, 187 Hannah, 87, 92, 132 Charles E, 187, 229 Nathaniel, 47, 87 Genevieve B, 229, 259 Stephen, 47 George L, 187, 260, 290 Thomas, 47 GrierP, 291 Clark, Clarke, Ann D, 296 Joseph T, 260, 291 Capt, 73 Marcia, 260, 290, 291 Deborah A, 309 Melissa T, 291 Doris A, 296, 310 NancyB, 291 Eli beth B, 36 Peter B, 290 Elizabeth, 36, 310 Porter B, 229, 260 Heather, 310

527 Jessie, 262, 263 Matthew, 100 John, 36 Reuben, 104 Marion P, 252 Collinson, Grace A, 199, 239 MichaelJ, 310 Corney, Florence, 241 Mr, 42, 179 Comins,Jeremiah, 130, 175 RalphH, 296 Conant, Abigail, 84, 128 Richard W, 309 Mary, 84 Seth, 76 Rebecca C, 84 William, 263, 265 Samuel, 84 E, 309 Condon, Ann D, 296 Clay, Lorenzo, 106 Eliza beth, 310 Clift, Capt, 105 Heather, 310 Cloudman, N, Mr, 134 James, 296 Clough, Doris, 254 JohnD, 296, 310 Clouser, Suzanne M, 278 MichaelJ, 310 Cobb, Ashbel, 104 Condran, Rebecca A A, 254 JohnE, 206 Conklin, Conkling, Eleanor, 176 Lyman W, 206 Jacobs, 176 Matthew, 52 John, 34 Coffin, Andrew S, 128 Mary, 34 Eliza, 128 Minnie, 176, 223 JohnS, 128 SarahH, 34 Laban, 84, 128 Conner, Barbara, 241, 276 Lydia, 128 Cullen B, 241 Mary, 128 Margaret N, 241 Mr, 114 Conom, Maryl, 174 Phoebe, 128 Cook, Arch T, 224 Rebecca, 84 Fred W, 224 Sarah, 128 Hannah, 46 Tristam, 17 Harry S, 224 Valentine, 65 Job, 46 Coggeshall, Evelin F, 152 Thomas, 46 Cogswell, Susannah, 28 Uriah J, 177, 224 Colburn, Karen S S, 292, 307 Cooley,JohnR, 174 Richard R, 292 Coolidge, Harriet, 118 Suzanne S S, 292 Cooper, Clara M, 217 Coldren, Carrie F C, 203 Elizabeth, 233, 267 Colgan, E P, Mr, 150 Copley, John S, 24 Collins, David, 104 Corbett, Mr, 99 Elizabeth M, 104 Penuel, 99 Maggie, 166, 216 Corbin, Frances H, 215

528 FrankA, 215 Mr, 79 Margaret N, 241 Patience B, 138 Ruth, 215 Thomas, 138 Corless, Curlace, Curless, Zaccheus, 98 Elizabeth, 21 Zacharias, 98 Ely J, 43 Zenas, 94 Mr, 43 Crofut, Charles, 148 Corlew, Charles, 93 James A, 109, 148 WilliamJ, 93 Mary, 148 Cornfield, A J, Rev, 124 Cromwell, Oliver, 59 Cornish, Mary, 39 Crosby,Julianna, 119, 161 Corwin, Mary J, 17 4 Susan, 111, 112 Cottle, Caroline E, 143 Crouse, Adelaide, 268 David, 143 Crowell, Abigail, 120, 162 Cotton, Abigail, 26, 53 FrankC, 207 Elizabeth SD, 26 Hannah, 83 John, Rev, 5, 6 HopeS, 111 Roland, 12, 15, 16, 26, 28 Mary, 83, 126 Rossiter, 6 Phoebe, 120 Court, Audrey I, 266 Stephen, 83 Cox, Mae E, 261 Cummins, Carol A, 279, 304 Coxe, Gertrude D, 237 Elizabeth C Van B, 243 Coy, CH, Mr, 225 Harold H, 279, 303, 304 Mr, 179 0, 243 Crafts, E P, Mr, 120 Van B, 243, 279 Craig, Abigail, 143 Jane T, 279, 304 Crandon, Thomas, 84 Kenneth Van B, 304 Crane, William, 179 WilliamC, 279 Crawford, Lila H, 236 Cummings, Charles K, 270 Crocker, Abigail, 79 Samuel, 118 Albert A, 208 Cumnock, Robert, 148 Bathsheba G, 79 Cupples, Alexander, 183 Benjamin, 97, 138 Ann S, 183 David, 135 Emma S, 183, 227 Deliverance C, 97 Currier, Everett, 215 Ebenezer, 43, 126, 171 Curtis, Abigail, 182 Jane, 138 Benjamin, 93 JuliaA, 81, 124 BetseyM, 150, 151 Kenelm, 92 Constance S C, 240 LucyB, 138 Emma S, 150, 201 Mary, 31 Henry S, 240

529 Jane S, 240, 276 Lindsley B, 290, 307 Maryl, 221 Preston H, 260, 290, 291 William, 150 Robert B, 291 Cushing, Deborah, 263 Daingerfield, Adela C, 269, 296 Hannah, 26 JohnH, 269 Helen, 225 Lucretia D, 269 Jefferson, 179, 225 Daley, William E, Rev, 277 JobL, 87 Dally, Flora, 177, 224 John, 263 Dalzell, see Dolzell Mary, 87, 91 Danforth, David S, 223, 256 P, 87 Florence M, 256 SarahH, 263 Grace M, 256 Cushman, Lydia, 262, 263 Jeremiah M, 223 Robert, 262, 263 Mary AS, 223 Thomas, 4, 262 Thomas D, 256 Cuthbert, Albert R, 206, 246 Daniel, Eugene H, 211 Cuthbert R, 246 Darmon, Alain, 267, 294 Margaret R, 246 David, 267 Stuart R, 246 Gregory P, 294 Cutts, Edward, 175 Jeanne LeL, 267 Matthew M, 294 Dabney, Charles, 194 William AD, 294 Ellen, 194 Davis, Mary, 228, 256 J, 194 Davis, Anne, 62, 102 van Daele, Jeanne MS, 295 AugustaA, 171 Daggett, Augusta N, 15 5 Deborah, 290 AveryT, 174 Franck K, 259, 290 Charles N, 155 George D, 181, 226 David, 129, 174 Gertrude, 202, 242 J, 174 D, 202 DeliaF, 174 Helen, 290 Eli, 174 JamesT, 202 Lizzie, 174 Jefferson B, 290 Lyman, 174 John HK, 290 Martha K, 174 MaryC, 152 Michael, 115, 155 Mr, 158 PollyW, 174 Persis, 52, 92 Timothy, 155 Philip H, 290 Daglish, Antoinette H, 260 Mr, 158 Barbara B, 290 R, Mr, 134 George A, 260 Thomas, 92

530 WilliamN, 180 Daniel, 194 Daw, Das, Ferris, 194 Elizabeth S, 26 Isaac, 194 Esther D, 194 MaryE, 194 George, 194, 195 Pierre, 194 John, 194 Sophie MW, 194 Dennis, Josiah, 35 Day, Elsie M, 271 DeNormandie, Eugene, 159 Katherine E, 271, 298 DePuy, Susan, 162, 212 Schuyler V, 271 Devlin, Gertrude, 202 Ursula, 2 Dewey, Rollin C, 117 Dean, Roberta, 295 De Wick, Barbara A, 284 Deane, Myra, 182 LC, 251 Decker, Lorana, 157, 208 Jesse L, 251 DeKeno, Manuel L, 251 Martha L, 284 Marsha L, 284 Robert L, 251, 284 Richard L, 251, 284 RobinL, 284 Ronald L, 284 Susan T, 284 VivianW, 251 De Wolfe, Charles, 194 Delany, George B, 252 Ellen D, 194 Joanne M, 252, 285 Frances LeB, 194 Lorraine T, 252 James, 142, 194 Delano, Jane, 46, 86 MarkA, 194 Dempsey, Alfred J, 242, 277 Maryanne, 142 Andrew S, 242, 277 NancyB, 142 Bourne P, 242 Dexter, Abigail, 12 Diane G, 242, 278 Elmener, 46 Ernest C, 202, 242 Mehitable, 12 D, 278 Rachel, 67 Gertrude M, 278 Ruhanna, 12 James H, 152, 202, 278 Dickson, Patricia, 266 Jeannette L, 277 Diefenbach, Frances ST, 252 John, 152 Joan L, 252 B, 202, 242, 277 John B, 252 Kerrwin H, 277 Dillard, Lucretia, 269 Louise G M, 277 Dillenbeck, Clark, 268 Mariel, 278 Eleanor TM, 268 MarthaCD, 152 Genevieve E, 268, 295 Olive N, 202 Dillingham, Abbie F, I 67 PhilipJ, 277 Abigail, 40, 73, 75, 117, 120 Richard B, 278 N, 20 Denison, Charity, 140 Alfred E, 213

531 Alice, 210 Florence, 210, 214 F, 169 Frank F, 214, 248 Amelia, 161 FredL, 212 Annie, 212 Freeman, 121, 214 Bathsheba, 119 B, 108, 120, 148, 163, 164 Belle, 213 C, 120 Benjamin, 47 George A, 161 Bessie E, 248 B, 164, 214 Betsey B, 163 L, 211 Bourne G, 118 S, 211 Branch, 75, 120 W, 118, 160, 211 F, 120 WT, 161, 211 Caroline, 121 Grace, 212 Catherine F, l 60 Hannah, 20, 40 Charles, 116, 118, 119, 160, N, 164 161, 163, 211, 213, 248 Harriet AR, 211 C, 160, 210 Helen M, 163 H, 211 Henry, 76, 121 W, 119, 162, 213 Herbert H, 211 Charlotte E, 211 Horatio B, 125, 163, 167, 213 Clara B, 212 Isabella W, 248 E, 212 JamesC, 161 Conway C, 248 John, 20, 40, 74, 75, 118- Darius S, 162, 212 120, 161 Deborah, 20, 41 B, 120, 162 Edward, 20, 211 cc, 210 CD, 161, 212 H, 161 R, 162 Joseph H B, 160, 210 Edwin, 212 M, 213 R, 162, 212 Kate D, 211 Eleanor, 162 Katherine, 214 Eliza A, 161 Lanae, 212 Elizabeth, 40, 120, 212 E, 211 C, 210 Laura, 213 Ella, 212 Lottie P, 212 E Louise, 212 Lucien W, 161 Emeline S, 162 LuciusA, 162, 212 EmilyP, 248 Lucy, 118 EstherM, 213 EC, 211 EugeneF, 164, 214 J, 162 EvelynL, 161 St L, 213

532 T, 213 Hope C, 59 MamieE, 212 Martha V, 59, 60 Margaret, 120 Doan, Doane, Elisha, 37 MariaA, 160 Hannah, 37, 64 MarthaC, 161, 212 HopeR, 37 R, 160 Dodd, Dowd, Emma J, 146, 199 Mary, 41, 119, 162, 214 Dodge, Frederick, 221 A, 119, 120 HannahC, 130, 175 E, 214 Lillian F, 221 H, 161 Nellie S, 221 Naaman, 120, 163 Dodson, Anna F, 210, 248 H, 163, 213 Doggett, Theodore P, 184 Nancy, 118-120 Dolzell, Dalzell, Sarah, 139 Nannie G, 213 Donaldson, Dorothy D, 291 Nathan, 40, 41, 74, 95, 117, Donovan, Annie, 166 118, 138 Cornelius, 166 P, 161 MaryF, 166, 217 Nettie, 162 Doty, Katy, 175, 223 Paulina F, 213 Doubleday, Barbara A, 296 Rebecca, 117 Frances A McC, 296 H, 163 Richard A, 296 Robert C, 211 Douglas, Jesse, 136 Rosa N, 211 Dousman, Louis de V, 269 Ruth H, 163 Mary L, 269, 296 Samuel, 74 Sarah E, 269 Sarah, 75, 117, 119, 120, 162 Dow, Ednah, I 76, 223 C, 162 Downs, Harriet, 228 P, 163 Drake, Capt, 69 Simeon, 20, 40, 41, 75, 119, Draper, Anne C, 258 120, 161, 163 Drew, Lucy, 149, 200 Simon, 20 Drody, Agnes M, 149 Sophia, 119 James C, 109, 149 Stephen C, 162 NB, 149 Thankful, 22, 83 Preston C, 149 William, 75, 118, 162, 213 Drury, Amanda, 162 B, 161, 167 Dudley,Judge, 24 H, 117, 119, 160-62, 210, Dulles, Dorothy W, 236, 27 I 211, 248 Sophia R, 236 S, 119 William, 236 Dimmock, Jabez, 11 Dummer, William, Gov, 25 Dimond, Diman, Benjamin, 59 Dunham, John, 12

533 DuPont, Anne W, 306 Eaton, Bertha B, 262 Eliza beth D, 306 Christian, 263 Mildred R, 287 Clara M, 207 Pierre L, 287, 306 Cynthia, 97, 139 R, 287 Mercy, 262 W, 306 Miss, 185, 228 Durein, Alice E F, 273 Samuel, 262 Donna M, 301 Ebbs, Alice, 160, 210 JohnL, 273 William, 160 P, 301 Eddy,AliceD, 167,217 Theodore L, 273, 301 Amos W, 175, 222 Durland, Charles A, 228, 256 Edmund W, 222 H, 184, 228 EmmaL, 222 Daniel, 96 Nellie M, 222 Elizabeth W, 287, 305 Edgerton, Charles H, 311 Joan P, 287, 306 Elizabeth P, 311 John, 96, 138 Philip, 297 Joseph, 138, 184 Edwards, Betty L, 239, 274 William D, 256, 287 Ela, Emily, 219 Duma, Carol, 241 Eldred, Bettsy, 1IO Clement A, 241 ElizabethC, 127 Margaret ES, 241 Nicholas, 94, 110 Dwight, Sarah, 56 Eldridge, Caroline, 154, 205 Dykes, Alfred, 111, 151 George W, 209 Hannah S, 111 Eliot, John, 4, 5 SB, 151 Ellis, Alden N, 106, 146 Joseph, 111 Alexander C, 239 Dynan, Ann, 296 Alva, 198 Annie, 146 Earp, Miss, 228 B, 146 East, Caroline C, 279, 304 AveryE, 146 McG, 243 P, 106, 146 Charles R, 279 Bernice, 239, 274 George L, 243 Betsey, 73, 116, 117 John C, 243, 279 Bourne, 106 L, 279 Carol L, 274 Mary M, 304 Caroline, 239 Richard H, 279, 304 Carrie, 146 Eastman, Laura, 161 Cordelia VB, 145 Easton, George W, I 08 Cynthia H B, 145 Sarah, 269 David N, 274

534 Edward S, 146, 199, 239 Martha A, 106, ! 46 Ella F, 146, 199 E, 146 Ellen, 146 Mary, 37, 76, 121 Elisha BP, 199 A, 145, 198 Elton P, 199 F, 42 Elvira, 130, 175 Maryetta, 146 Emeline C, I 06 Mercy, 117 Emory A, 146, 199 Mordecai, 9 Ephraim, 63, 106, 199 Nathan, 76, 149 Eugenia B, 146 B, 106, 145 Eunice, 76 G, 145 Eva F, 199 Nathaniel, 20, 25, 42, 76 Experience, 76 Olin F, 146 Francis A, 146 Raymond], 274 H, 106, 146 Rebecca, 76 Flora E, 239 Richard B, 239, 274 George, 73, 117, 159 Robert A, I 99 ES, 199, 239 Russell B, 239, 273 F B, 145, 198 Samuel, 76, 121 H, 199 Sarah, 76 WE, 106, 146 F, 160, 210 Gideon, 63 Timothy B, I 06 Gilbert, 198 UndineF, 198 Grace, 273 Victoria C B, 145, 198 Hannah B, 145, 198 Elmer, Charlotte, 160 Harold N, 239, 274 Emmons, Edwin A, 267 Hattie B, 146 Priscilla B, 267 Henry B, 198 Richard B, 267 Howard N, 239, 274 English, Sara A, 217 James F, 146 Ennis, Albert, 218 Jeannette K, 274 Mary E, 254, 286 Jerome G, 273 Patricia A, 254, 286 John, 63, 76 Samuel, 53 H, 146 TomasG, 218, 254 P, 199, 239 Enns, Ann, 295 Jonathan, 76, 121 Equatore, Annie IP, 254 Joshua, l l 7 Joseph V, 254 Karen L, 274 Theresa L, 254, 286 Louisa A, 239, 273 Eschen, Eugenie MM, 25 l Lucy M, 274 JamesG, 251 Lydia, 76, 121 L 283

535 Richard B, 283 Elizabeth, 77 Thomas B, 283 Hannah, 77, 83, 95, 121, 122 Wilbur J, 251, 283 S, 42 Evans, Irvin, 199 Israel, 42, 71, 77 Everett, Amelia, 144 John, 77 Harriet E, 200 Judge, 66 Ewer, Nancy, 68 Lucy, 21, 77 SethL, 98 Martha, 77 Ewing, Clara F, 249 G, 77 JG Blaine, 250 Mary, 77 Nancy, 249, 250, 281 Noah, 77 Sarah, 77 Fales, MaryT, 140, 185 Thomas, 77 Sarah B, 99 William, 67, 77 Sophia B, 140 Fears, Louisa P, 184, 228 Thomas, 99, 140 Feerhusen, Velura H, 296 F, 140 Felch, Mary, 154, 205 Fallow, Lydia, 158, 209 Fellows, Brig Gen 1, 41 Faragher, Blanche V C, 296 Feltman, Clara, 250 Donald G, 296, 310 Fero, Edward B, 152 EmilyWP, 310 Elizabeth, 152, 202 Katherine J, 310 Frances E P, 152 Sarah N P, 310 Ferguson, Mary, 258 William A, 296 Ferry, Sophia C, 86, 130 Farr, Mary, 139 Ferver, Florence M, 202 Farrar, Elizabeth, 100 Fessenden, Abigail, 95 Faunce, Abigail T, 172 Bathsheba, 95 Elizabeth, 172 Benjamin, 55, 74, 95 James, 80 Caroline E, 171, 220 H, 127, 172 L, 171 Joshua T, 172 Deborah, 95 Robert T, 172 George H, 206 Thankful T, 80 Lucy, 95 William, 80 Martha, 127, 172 Faxon, Mr, 86 F, 127 Fear, Abigail, 77 Nancy B, 127, 172 Fearing, Andrew, 78 Rebecca, 74, 95, 1 I 7, 138 Anna, 77 S, 55 Benjamin, 77 Samuel, 82, 83, 95 Charles, 77 Sarah, 72, 95 David, 77 N, 74

536 Stephen, 171 MaryF, 258 Thomas, 95 Follin, Carolyn, 215 William, 95, 127 Forbes, May H, 235 Field, Owen, 171 Susan, 180 Fifield, Robert S, 296 Ford, Johanna H, 264 Velura, 296, 310 Stella D, 233 HF, 296 Forrest, Emily M, 295, 308 Finney, Sarah, 140 FrankJ, 271 Fish, Abiah, 21 Harriette C, 295 Capt, 73 Maulsby, 295 Joanna, 22 Fosdick, Mr, 119 Mary, 42 Foster, Hannah, 42, 78 Mehitable, 21 James, 21 Simeon, 41, 47, 73, 75, 78, 82 John, 18 Fisher, Evelyn, 123 Margaret, 25 Fitzpatrick, Patricia L, 250 Mary, 58, 76, 121 Flanders, Daniel, 143 B, 14 Fletcher, Andrew A, 286 Fowler, Frederick A, 108 Clara MC, 218 Fox, Mr, 212 Mark I, 286 Frazier, Linda, 216 Nancy B, 253, 286 Freeman, Ann M, 155 WilliamF, 217, 218, 253, 285 Anna, 115 Flood, Anna, 116, 158 Bethiah H, 38 Floyd, Caroline C, 275 Blanche A, 266 Charity, 56 Charles H, 155 Cynthia S, 276 Col, 41, 46, 47, 74, 82 Deborah S, 275 Deborah, 49 Eleanor C, 276 S, 49 Elizabeth B, 275, 303 Edward, 5, 6 Franklin B, 240, 275 Edmund, 6, 20 Frederick P, 276 Elizabeth, 63 John B, 240, 276 T, 49 MaryC, 241, 276 Esther R, 92 Nicoll, 56 Experience H, 73 Patricia S, 276 Fannie E, 155 Preston St G, 201, 240 Frederick, 213 Richard B, 276 Gideon, 94 William, 56 Hannah, 94, 137 Fluhr, Alice E, 273 B, 155 Foley, Helen, 258, 289 lsabellaJ, 213, 248 James, 258 W, 213

537 James, 49 Sara AS, 307 John, 5, 20, 39, 40, 49 Susannah, 91, 133 Jospeh, 263 Suzanne S C, 307 Josiah, 38 William H, 261, 262, 292, Lemuel, 95 293, 307 Lydia, 38, 65 Zephaniah, 262, 263 Mabel, 297 Martha F, 127 Gaertner, Lucy C, 24 I N, 155 Gagne, Christopher, 312 Mary, 23, 73, 116 Jennifer, 312 Nathaniel, 41, 46, 47, 72, 75, JohnB, 302, 312 82 Galavan, Elizabeth, 164 R, 163 Gertrude E, 164, 214 Paulina F, 120, 163 James, 164 Rebecca, 54 Gale, Frances NW, 241 Remember, 94 MiriamN, 241, 277 Sarah, 20, 92, 115, 135, 155, Robert I, 241 263 Susan M, 164 Seth, 73, 115, 155 Galkowski, Ann, 255 Tabitha T, 263 Gallison, Abigail, 25, 91, 134, 180, Thomas, 92 225 French, Marion; 250 W, 179 MaryH, 234 Amanda M, 18 Frost, Anne GM, 249 Anise, 91 Clara I, 249, 280 Caroline, I 80 Edgar A, 249 Charlotte, 91, 134, 179, 181, 225 Fuller, Ashley H, 307 A, 181, 225 Bradford N, 293, 307 Cyrus L, 180 Ebenezer, 262 Edward, 180, 225 George, 262 Eliza, 134 Hannah, 33 Elizabeth, 9 I Henry A, 262, 264 Erastus W, 81 John H, 262, 264 Eunice, 91 K, 262 Flora A, 225 Josiah, 262, 263 Frances, 180 Lucy W, I 73, 222 George R, 18 I Lydia, 22 Greenleaf W, 180 Michael B, 293 Hannah, 179 Mallia S, 307 Helen L, 225 Robert, 261 Henry, 91, 134, 179 Samuel, 261 Howard M, 225

538 James, 225 Gertrude A, 255 John, 51, 91, 134, 135, 180, William D, 255 225 R, 255, 287 M, 179 Gates, A Peter, 242, 277 W, 180, 225 John W, 277 Joseph, 134, 179 Katherine L, 277 H, 179 Mildred H, 242 Louisa L, 180 Gay, Meron, 143, 201 Mary A, 180 Gaylord, Edward B, 236 W, 181, 226 Elizabeth B, 144 Martin C, 225 Elliot K, 298 Michael, 91 Ethe!J, 271, 298 Miriam E, 225 Frank B, 196, 236, 298 Nancy, 180 Gladys, 236 Oliver R, 180 Katherine R, 298 Polly L, 134 Patricia L, 298 Purbot H, 225 Peter, 144 Sarah, 91, 180 William M, 144, 196, 236, 270, Sophia, 179, 225 271, 298 Susan E, 180 Gere, Annie L, 196, 236 Sylvanus, 91, 134, 180, Arabella W, 196 Vashti A, 225 Edward, 196 Wellington, 180 Giannacopoulus, see also under William, 91, 179 Garner Winslow, 134, 180 Alexander, 252 Galloway, Herren, 139 Constance C, 252 Galt, John, 67 James, 252 Gambier, Mary A, 86, 130 Gibbs, Abigail, 23, 107, 120, 163 Gardiner, Andrew B, 155 M, 123 Edwin, 167 AbbyS, 171, 219 F ranees, 13 8, 184 Achsah, I 02, 144 Mary, 138 Alvin, 156 Phebe, 138, 184 Anna, 77 Samuel S, 96, 138 Bathsheba, 39, 43, 47, 64, 77, Gardner, Capt, 82 79, 87 MaryB, 226 Benjamin, 44, 77, 125 Garner, Alexander, 252, 285 F, 172 Robert A, 285 Caleb, 77 Susan B, 285 Capt, 39 Garnett, James, 120 Clarissa G, 156 Gass, Delia B, 287 Deliverance, 77

539 Edna, 216 Lucy, 117 Edward, 165, 216 Maria, 117 Elisha, 123, 165 Mary, 85, 129 Elizabeth, 77 Nathaniel, 117 Experience, 77, 123, 166 Paul, 73, 117 Hannah, 44, 77, 120, 125 Peleg, 85 F B, 102 Sophia, 117 Helen L, 123, 165 Stephen, 117 HenryL, 165 William, 117 Joanna I, 163, 213 Giles, Beatrice JR, 279 Job, 77 James R, 279, 303 Johanna, 44, 77, 120, 125 LeRoyW, 279 John, 77, 79 Nancy A, 303 Joshua, 120 Gill, Tabitha M, 155 Josiah, 39 Ginter, Carol S, 266 Lawrence, 165 Clyde H, 266 Martha, 77 Robert G, 294 MaryA, 157, 208 H, 266, 294 C, 39, 123 Timothy M, 294 Mercy, 104 Glass, Elma M, 258 Pelham, 123 Hannah, 263 S, 123, 165 Godard, Josiah, 86 Prudence, 52 Goddard, Warren, 127 Roland, 123 Goding, Bernice, 252 Sally, 165 Godley, AD, Mr, 50 Salome, 43, 79 Goff, Harriet H, 183 Seth, 77 Leila, 243 Silvanus, Sylvanus, 23, 44, 47, Goldsmith, Gladys J, 272, 299 77, 8 I, I 02, 125 J L, 272 Stephen, 39 Harold B, 272 Giberson, Eugene, 221 Miss, 35 Samuel E, 221 Goodale, Eliza P, 173 Gibson, Elizabeth B, 242 Goodrich, George E, 158 H, 242, 277 Sophia, 176 JohnG, 242 Goodspeed, Harriet, 125 Giddings, George, I 70 Joseph, 79 Gifford, Abigail, 4~ Mercy, 58 Charles, 117 Goodwin, AS W, 130 Christopher, 117 Ezra S, 79, 120 Cora E, 209, 247 Gookin, Major, 5 John, 13, 117 Gorham,John, 24

540 Lucy, 44 Joanna, 1.62 Mary, 26, 50 John, 85, 262 0, 24 Samuel, 36 Mercy, 24, 47 Sylvanus, 91 Olive, 89, 133 Vernon, 267 Ralph, 24 Greaton, Humphrey (Richard H), Goshorn, David D, 151 90 Eva AB, 151 Great Tom (Indian), 6 MaryC, 151 Greeley, Carolyn A, 275, 303 Goss, M Ella, 204 Green, Greene, Albert C, IO 1 Sarah], 264 Alice E, 256 Gould, Ada A, 240 Anna, 92, 137 Benjamin, 131 Anne N, 300 HannahP, 131 Elizabeth, 108, 147, 256 LucyD, 131, 176 B, 300 ND, Mr, 94 John, 56 Grace, Albia H, 239 Joseph, Rev, 20, 47, 50, 51, Charlotte K, 251 54 L, 251, 283 Louise V P, 272 Leo, 251 William C, 272, 300 Grammont, Arthur D, 291, 307 Greenleaf, Hattie F, 171 Dorothy M B, 291 Grier, E Bosworth, 260 Helen] M, 307 NancyS, 260, 291 RalphR, 307 Ruth M, 260 Grandison, Estella, 218 Griffin, Thomas H, 208 Graner, Gertrude, 243 Griswold, Bishop, 101 Grannis, John, 72, 73 Guild, Erasmus, 124 Grant,ArchieC, 218 Guillim, Mr, 1 Elizabeth, 88 Gunn, Betsy, 270 Gravel, Charles E, 242 Charles B, 270 Marguerite-Marie J, 242 Pauline S, 270 Marie T, 242, 277 Gunnison, John M, 174 Graves, Cotton, 134, 181 Gurney, Anna F, 79 Daniel, 134 Gushee, Almond, 183 Henrietta, 181 Elizabeth, 183, 227 Leora, 181 R, 183 Gray, Desire, 266 Edward, 262, 266 Haase, Elizaheth R, 270 Emma, 144, 197 Hackett, Allen S, 202, 242 Frederick T, 144 Anna S, 202 George, 107 Charles A, 280

541 Elizabeth B, 242, 278 Elizabeth 0, 268, 295 Jane C, 243, 279 Francis E, 268 JohnA, 202 Hammond, Capt, 84 Mary A, 243, 279 Christopher, 84 Richard A, 243, 280 Miss, 109 Roger A, 280 Nathaniel, Capt, 45 Ruth M, 243, 279 Hancock, William, 27 WayneA, 280 Handien, Minerva S, 221 Haden, Clifton J, 229 Handy, Helen P, 187 Haffenreffer, Nicholas C, 307 Hanna, Marcus A, 112 RudolfF, 291, 307 Hanscom, Aaron, 264 VirginiaP, 291 Albert H, 264 Hagar, Antoinette McK, 197, 238 Frances H, 262 David B, 197 Job, 263 Hagerty, Audrey LaF, 242 Nathaniel N, 264 Kerrwin, 242 Thomas, 263 Lynn, 242, 277 Uria, 264' Haines,John, 85 Hanson, John, 258 Hall, Anna L, 161, 211 V C, Mr, 180 Bethia, 38 Harding, Lucia, 181 Daniel, 135 Hardy, Elizabeth, 78 Elvira, 179, I 80 Mary, 211 Hannah, 23 Hargin, Nancy M, 175, 222 John, 12 Harkness, Annie S, 200, 239 Joshua, 36 SusanH, 200 Nathan, 180 Thomas, 200 Susan, 200 Harland, Emily, 267 F, 180 Harlow, William, 137 Hallett, Andrew, 11, 12 Harper, Eljo L, 281 Anna, 12 Henry, 281 Bathsheba, 11, 12 James, 212 Cynthia, I 06 Margie, 212 Hannah G, 111 Harriman, Mary J, 264 John, 12 Harris, James M, 259 Jonathan, 12 Louisa H, 259, 289, 306 Mary, 11 Louise TM H, 259 Rebecca, 184 Mary, 250 Ruhannah, 12, 14 Mr, 96 Halstead, James C, 212 Harrison, Frances, 215 Hambleton, Nellie, 164 Gen!, 66 Hammann, Adelaide C, 268 William H, 66

542 Harrold, John, 96 Thankful, 92, 136 Hart, Sophie, 173 Hathaway, Anna M, 174 Hartford, Abbie L, 238 David, 199 V, 198, 238 F, 200 Alton H, 238 Deborah, 52 CharlesF, 145, 198, 238 Eliza A, 122 D Winslow B, 238 Elizabeth G, 174 Ellis W, 238 T, 129 EzraC H, 238 Frederick T, 174 Florence A, 238 Hannah, 52, 92 Harrison E, 198, 238 HarrietD, 174 Mabel E, 238 Helen F, 200, 240 Nathan B E, 198, 238 Irene, 174 Newton K, 238 IsaacN, 129,174 Susie V, 238 John, Col, 46, 84 Hartshorn, Mary E, 123 Lois, 109 Hartwell, Caroline, 260 Mary, 53, 93 Eleanor, 260 W ealthia, 56, 96 Elizabeth P, 154 Hauge, Christian, 187 Jesse, 86 Havener, Heibner, Clara A, 264 Samuel, 260 George L, 264 Hascall, Jane, 77 James, 264 Haskell, Almira, 78, 79, 123 Matthias, 264 Ebenezer, 79 Havens, Mary C, 56, 96 Elizabeth B, 203, 204 Nicoll, 56 Hope, 79 Hawes, Haws, Charles B, 103 Jesse, 78, 123 Eunice A, 55 John, 79 Joshua, 55 Louise, 79 Sarah, 55 Mark, 78, 79 Hawke, Sarah, 263 Martha B, 123, 165 Hawkins, Esther, 214, 249 Roger, 78, 79 Mr, 181 Sarah M, 78, 124 Haynes, Addis D, 124 Zebulon, 93 Carrie F, 124 Zeruiah B, 78, 123 Walter A, 124 Hastings, Josephine R, 154, 204 Hays, Adams, 140 Hatch, Abigail, 14 JohnJ, 185 Experience, 73 Joseph C, 140, 185 Lydia, 14, 136 JuliaJ, 141, 185, 229 Mercy, 14, 18 Nathan, 140 Silas, 125 Hayward, Caroline C, 173

543 LucyE, 173, 221 Hill, Isaac E, 147 Mather, 173 Mr, 185 Haxall, Louise TM, 259 Hilliard, Elizabeth, 17 Haz:ard, Clara, 49 Emmanuel, 17 George, 49 Hiltwein, Albia G, 273 Hazelton, Simeon Capt, 265 Anne L, 273, 301 Hearl, Mary, 264 George C, 239, 273 Heath, Caleb, 114 Lena S, 239 Heaton, Henry, I 18 Hinckley, Abigail, 90 Martha, 118, 160 Caroline, 153 Hefferman, Annie M, 214, 249 Charles, 90 Hench, Mildred, 242 Elizabeth, 90 Hersey, Pauline, 143 Eunice, 90 Widow, 12 Gov, 68 William, 12 Hannah, 90 Hervey, William, 70 Harriet, 153 Hewes, Charles C, 290 Herman, 136 E, 259, 290 Isaac, 49, 50, 90 Evans, 290 Joseph, 26, 90 Genevieve C, 290 Lucy, 153 Helen, 259, 290 Maria, 153 Joseph E, 290 Mary, 115 Patricia, 259, 290 G, 26, 50 Thomas, 229, 259 S, 17 C, 259, 289, 290 Mehitable, 14, 19 William M, 290 Mercy, 26, 52 Hewitt, Benjamin W, 305 Obed, 153 Bettey J W, 227 Phoebe, 153 Catherine A, 215, 249, 280 Richard, 90 Charles S, 249, 280 Robert, 153 Clarissa, 280 Sarah, I I 5, 156 Eliza, 137, 183 Stephen, 114, 153 Frances, 154, 210 Thankful, 17 Henry S, 280, 305 Thomas, 17, 68 Jennie M, 227 William, 115 Richard I, 227 Hinderyckx, Anne MB C, 295, 309 Sandra A, 280, 305 Jeanne MS vD, 295 William H H, 215, 249 Robert MG, 295 Hibbard, Clara B, 158, 210 Hinds, Gilbert, 174 Higgins, Polly, 101 Hitch, Hardy E, IOI Hildreth, Sophie A, 156, 208 Hitchcock, Barbara L, 255, 287

544 David L, 254, 287 Zebina, Dr, 132 Elizabeth M, 255 H ossey, Charlotte A, 154, 205 MaryF, 218, 254 Roux, Betty L, 272 Nancy H, 255, 287 Hovey, Ivory, 75 PercyB, 167 Howard, Agnes, 35 Richard B, 218, 255 Emma C, 198, 238 Richard H, 167, 218 Margery, 59 Ruth, 218 Rev, 54 WilliamB, 254, 287 Sidney, 162 C, 287 Simeon, 36 H, 167, 218 Susannah, 57, 96 L, 218, 254 Thomas, 108 N, 124, 167 Howe, Barbara W, 243 Hodges, Margaret L, 183 Caro!J, 243 Holbrook, Ruth, 75, 120 Edward C, 203, 243 Holloway, Cyrus, 87 Florence M, 243 William, 86 Gen!, 33 Holmes, Agnes, 35 Susan P, 243 Jane, 35 Suzie PM, 203 John, 4 Howes, Edmund, 88 Pamelia, 86 Elizabeth T, 111 Ruth W, 108, 147 Mary, 54, 94 Sarah, 86 Mercy, 58 William, 35 Mr, 35 Holsworth, Mr, 78 Samuel H, 111 Holt, Joseph, 53 Tabitha C, 110, 111, 150 Holter, Meta, 272 Howland, Desire, 15, 24 Holway, Alva S, 199 Elizabeth T, 24 AmyR, 199 Emily S, 103, 144 George A, 199 HopeT, 15 Jerome R, 146, 199 Jabez, 22 William R, 199 John, 15, 24 Holyoke, Mr, 64 Ruth, 262 Hood, Marvin, 239 Hoxie, Caroline, 116, 158 Hopkins, Caroline, 106, 146 Ruth, 157 EllaG, 193, 233 Hubbard, Adelaide S McC, 235 Mr, 146 Ann P, 297, 310 Hornick, Clevelle, 275 Carolyn G, 3 I I Horsford, Cornelia, 184 Catherine C, 297 EN, Mr, 138, 184 Charles W, 182, 226 Horton, Sarah, 34 Christopher P, 311

545 Clark, 76 Hyer, Rev, 130, 175 Elizabeth, 297, 311 Wilbur, 175 Ellen E, 226 Florence, 297, 311 Iadissel, Cynthia, 98 JamesDeW, 270 Ida, Timothy, 21 JaneP, 297,311 Illingsworth, Leila, 249 Jesse, 76 Isham, Ethel, 167 John, 27 FrankW, 167 P, 235, 270, 297 MaryJ R, 167 W, 226 Ivory, Deborah, 11 JudithB, 297, 311 Lucy J, 226 Jackson, Andrew, Pres, 66 Luraine E, 226 Henry Col, 73 Russells, 235, 269, 297, 311 Leon W, 275, 302 SarahN, 76 Lois W, 302, 312 Hubbell, Charles W, 182 Michael, Col, 90 Hudson, Dorothy, 301 Michelle L, 3 I 2 Joshua, 74 Robert E, 302, 312 Hulbert, Gertrude, 166, 217 Susan L, 236 Hulett, Nehemiah, 119 Jacob, Hannah, 263 Hull, Grace C, 219 Jacob, Mary, 24 Humphreys, John, 83 Jacobs, Florence MF, 202 Sally, 83, 127 Marjorie F, 201, 202, 241 Susannah C, 83 Mary, 94, 137 Hunn, David L, 80 Mr, 216 Hunnewell, Mr, 181 Robert H, 202 Hunt, Byrd A, 240 Jaeger, Betty L H, 272 Elizabeth, 55 Elizabeth L, 272, 299 Pearl, 240, 274 Harold H, 272 Rebecca, 100 Jameson, Anne A, 289 Samuel, 9 John V, 229, 259, 289 Viola Y, 240 W, 134, 179 Hunter, Louise, 280 Louise H H, 289 Hurd,AnneCD, 258 Mart ha P, 289 Catherine, 258, 288 MaryJ, 179 George W, 258 Richard A, 259, 289 Huse, Anne P, 154, 204 Stephanie, 289 Hutchinson, Thomas, Gov, 31 Susan L, 179 Hyde, Alvin, 95 William, 179 Caleb Col, 75 Winslow, 179 Ephraim, 57 WyeT, 289

546 Janzen, Ann E, 295 R, 165, 216 Christopher C, 308 Antoinette, 194, 235 Fred, 295 Cornelius, 22 Harry W, 295, 308 Edward, 143, 194 Leslie N, 308 Elisha, 100, 101 William P, 308 Elizabeth, 79 Jarvis, Kate R, 207, 247 F, 100 Jean, Francis 0, 202 Ellen 194 Katherine C, 202, 241 Isaac, 58 Margaret AM, 202 Julia B, 269 Jenkins, Sarah, 38 S, 60, 142, 193 Jenne, Henry Capt, 46 MercyG, 58 Job, 85 Patience, 58, 97 Keziah, 46, 85 Raymond H, 142 Jenney, Alice, 22 Reuben, 22 Betsey, 80 Thankful, 92, 135 Jennings, Bathsheba, 96 Zebiah G, 156 Hannah, 96 Jordan, Mercy B, 25 NS, 23 Samuel, 50 S, 83 Joy, Benjamin, 68 John, 55, 96 Elizabeth MH, 267 Lydia, 20, 41 Ella H, 233 Maria, 108 Frederick, 187, 230 Mary, 96 Helen B, 230-32, 260 Nathaniel, 96 Henry B, 187-91, 230, 232, 265 Remember, 20 James F, 141, 142, 187, 232 Ruhama, 22 Josephine B, 267, 294 Samuel, 20, 96 Lauren N, 293 Sarah, 96 Marian H, 232 Jernegan, William, 101 Mary R, 266, 293, 294 Jobin, Marguerite-Marie, 242 Merrill M, 294 Johnson, Homer H, 202 Michael B, 293 Jeannette, 202, 242 Richard P, 193, 233, 266, 293 Louise P, 202 Thomas B, 234 MaryE, 158, 209 N, 293 William, 179 Virginia F, 267 Johnston, Gordon, 253, 286 Whitney M, 294 Tamara, 286 William M, 233, 266 Jones, Abel, 100, IOI, 142 Jupp, Fannie B, 270 Ann B, 182 Margaret L M, 298 Anna, 216 Stanley D, 270, 298

547 William C, 270 Dorothy B, 252, 285 Elena W, 276 Kane, Charlotte, 251 Elizabeth KW, 241 Kanzler, Ernest, 193 George W Rev, 227 Kauffman, Ann, 280 Laurie N, 285 Keen, Abigail, 46, 85 MaryLM, 217 Keene, Miss, 123 Preston P, 276 Keith, Henrietta, 226 Robert D, 253, 285 HenryT, 181, 226 Starr M, 217, 252, 285 Howard, 181 Stephen D, 285 Leora, 226 TracyM, 285 Lucia H, 181 Valerie A, 285 Kelley, Gertrude W, 166, 217 Virginia B, 252, 285 Grace, 216 S, 285 JohnA, 123, 166, 216 WarrenG, 241, 276 H, 166, 216 William B, 276 Maria B, 166, 216 M, 217 Martha L, 166, 216 Kingman, Celia S, 269 Kelton, Hannah CD, 130, 175 Eugenia A, 269 Kempton, Manassah, Capt, 46 Martha, 269, 296 Kendrick, Frances E, 273 King Philip's War, 6 John, 68 Kinsey, Lewis P, 258 Kent, Hannah, 205, 245 Kipp, Gertrude, 292 Mr, 114 Kirk, Sibilla, 117 Rachel, 58, 59, 99 Kirker, Eloise, 20 I Keydell, James H, 311 Kirkpatrick, Patricia L, 250, 282 JanePH, 297, 311 Klock, Nellie, 207 JohnF, 297, 311 Knight, Percy W, 199 Margaret R, 311 Knittle, Eleanor C, 302 MiriamFR, 297 Knowles, Carolyn E, 112, 152 Oscar F, 297 HenryM, Ill, 112, 151 SusanP, 311 S, 151 Keyes, Mary E, 205, 245 JohnP, Ill, 112 Keyser, Bertha, 229 Nannie B, 111, 151 Kiernan, Agnes I A, 271 SusanC, Ill, 112 Albert McK, 271 Knox, Alonzo, 132, 178 Barbara R, 271, 299 Jane, 178 Killam, Capt, 82 Priscilla, 178 Kimball, Lorena, 139 Sarah, 262 Rufus, 171 William, 178 King, David P, 253, 285 Kobritz, Katherine, 272

548 von Kraal, Annie R E, 198 Winslow, 179 Herbert RE, 198 Lay, Phebe, 194 Jennie VE, 198 Leavitt, Abigail, 181 RodneyE, 145, 198 J, Mr, 134, 181 Sherman EE, 198 John, 181 William HS E, 198 Margaret A, 181 Mary, 181 La Bella, AbbieJ, 301 Mr, 179 CharlesF, 274, 301 Mitchell, 181 Mary L, 301 Sarah, 181 La Chatell, Levina, 260 Le Blanc, Gary, 261 LaCroix, Mrs Shaw, 147 Julie, 261 LaFave, Audrey, 242 Leo, 261 LaFayette, Genl, 61 Lee, Bridget C, 261 Lamb, Brendal, 282 Eunice B, 261, 262, 292 Elsie M B, 250 Helen J, 260, 291 Frank G, 250, 282 Howard B, 230, 260 LL, 250 James L, 230 Pauline, 157, 209 Marian L, 261. 291 Lane, Clara, 221 MaryL, 230 Elvesta, 224 Le Gailis, Sarah, 49, 90 Estelle, 224 Legere, Emma A, 303 Forest, 224 Leith, Mary, 239, 274 George M, 138, 184 LeLouche, Jeanne, 267 Harriet M, 203 Lemmon, Mr, 138 Henry, 203 Leonard, Diademia, 58, 97 John M, 177, 224 Elizabeth, 58, 98 Omer, 224 Lucinda H, !08, 148 Samuel, 152, 203 Sarah, 38 A, 203 Letz, Hans, 250 Langworthy, John, 84 Mary H, 250 Larkin, Caroline, 171 Patricia, 250, 282 Lawrence, Deliverance, 20 Leveriche, Mr, 3 Peleg, 22 Lewis,Jacob, 91 Robert, Sir, 68 L'Hommedieu, Benjamin, 33, 34, 56 Lawson,GladysJ, 272 Elizabeth, 34, 57 John W, 134, 179 Ezra, 56, 96 Mary, 230 Grover, 56 J, 179 Martha, 56 Susan, 179 Mary, 96, 138 William, 179 C, 34

549 Patience S, 34 Katherine S, 182, 226 Liebler, Alice ES, 251 Mary, 263 Cynthia A, 284 Mr, 34 Michael A, 284 Percy, 263 William A, 251, 284 Thomas, 263 F, 251 de Lotbiniere, Mqs Chartier, 232 Lincoln, Amanda D, 162 Lothrop, Mehitable, 53 Bradford, 104 Lovell, Susan, 19 Edwin A, 162 Lovett, Hiram, 180 Elizabeth W, 104, 145 Lowder, Ruth, 34 Henry, 43 Lowe, Irene, 167, 218 Jennie E, 162, 212 Lowell, Abner, 180 Mercy G, 104 Cyrus, 180 Lindley, Rev. 10 Darius, 180 Little, Georgia L, 270 Eliza, 180 Mr, 80 Hiram, 180 RileyP, 270 J, Mr, 134, 180 Willie M B, 270 Thomas, 180 Lloyd, John H, 311 Urbain, 180 S, 297, 311 Lower, WieT, 259 Maria B, 311 Ludwig, Eva C, 264 Rebecca C, 311 John], 264 Lockhart, Rebecca H, 109, 149 Luke, William, 161 Lockwood, Elizabeth, 268, 269, 295 Lumbert, Jonathan, 18 Hamilton DeF, 268, 269 Lundy, Winifred H, 167, 218 Maria W, 268, 269 Lyman, Elihu, 134 Lombard, Mr, 179 Mr, 142 Loof, Gloria, 230 Lyon, Lovina, 86 Look, Seth, 36 Lyons, Eliza N, 108, 147 Loomis, Mary L W, 222 Lord, Abigail, 153 MacArthur, Benjamin, 216 Elizabeth, 153 A, 216, 250, 283 Eunice, 153 W, 251, 283 John, 153 BrianJ, 283 Mary A, 153 David W, 283 Philip, I I 4, I 53 Diane E, 283 Sarah, 153 Gertrude M, 250, 282 Susan, 153 James B, 251, 283 Loring, Ann BJ, 182 Julia M, 283 Edward S, 182 Lee A, 283 Elizabeth B, 18, 37, 57 Linda F, 216

550 J, 250, 282 McMillan, Gladys E, 302 Nathan W, 283 Nancy, 75, I 19 Pau!L, 283 McMurray, Patricia, 250 RogerB, 283 McMurtrie,JohnG, 267 M, 251, 283 Sherry, 267 Scott M, 283 Virginia S, 267 Sharon A, 283 McPhillips,Maryl, 218 MacLean, Bruce H, 267, 294 McSherry, Ann, 229 Josephine B J, 267, 294 Macintosh, Catherine J, 202, 241 Kenneth K, 267 Grace B, 202 Virginia S, 267 John M, 202 MacQuarrie, Amelia M, 218 Margaret A, 202 Florence E, 218, 254 Madison, John, Pres, 89 Gertrude A, 218 Maguire, Marion, 266 William E, 218 Main, Dorcas F, 154 McAnulty, Alice, 203 Manimon, Cora M, 240, 274 McArthur, Duncan, 66 Mann, Clarence, 253 Helen M, 66, 109 DulcieJW, 253 McCarthy, Catherine, 164 Penelope A, 253, 286 Mary A, 164, 214 Manning, James, 59, 60 Michael, 164 Manter, Sanderson, 143 McCarren, Frances A, 296 Marchant, Henry, 60 McCarvick, Maude L, 206, 246 Margetts, Mary L, 217 McCaw,John, 139 Marino, MarieC, 302, 312 McClellan, George B, 117 Theodora M, 302 McComas, Elizabeth, 229 Thomas J, 302 McCullough, Adelaide S, 235 Marshall, Betsey, 150 McDonald, Elizabeth A, 208, 248 Col, 53 McFadden, Eliza F, 162, 213 Marston, Charles H, 220 McGinnes, Caroline, 243 Dorothy E, 297 McIntosh, Alexander, 210 Susie P, 203 Hannah, 210 William H, 172, 220 Mary B, 210, 248 W, 220 McIntyre, Miss, 228, 256 Martin, Caroline M, 173 McKane, Maria(Sally), 119, 162 EllaO, 219 McKim, Mary B, 197 Hortense, 161, 212 McLaughlin, Elizabeth NS, 240 Lorenzo M, 256 s, 240 Martha F, 175, 222 Frederick D, 240 Sarah R, 219 Miss, 228 Spaulding, 219 Mclean, Ida, 259 Susie P, 203

551 Thomas S, 163 Moses, 102 Martineau, Cyril F, 289 Nathan, 36, 61, 101, 143, Margery NS, 289 195 NealD, 289 Parnell, 62, 102 Mason, Charles, 129 Phebe, 101, 143 EthelR, 268 Rebecca, 62, 102 Margaret A, 196, 237 Sanderson, 196 Mary, 45, 129 SusanM, 143 Parnel, 129, 174 Susanna, 101 Reuben, 45, 85, 129 Thaddeus, 143 Richard, 46, 129 Thomas, 17 Ruth, 129 Ulysees, 196 William B, 45, 46 William 62, 101, 102, 143 Mather, Ruth, 260 B, 102, 195 Matthews, Elizabeth, 104 Zachariah, 36, 61, 62, 102 Mayher, Henry C, 176 Mayo, Elsie, 271 Mayhew,Abigail, 36, 101, 143 Meddaugh, Marion V, 255 Andrew B, IO 1 Meigs, Col, 66 Bartlett, 143, 195 deMeiss-Teuffen, Hans, Baron, 230 Caroline, 143 Melcher, Joseph, 163 Clarinda, l O1 Mellen, John, Rev, 94 Davis, 102 Prudence, 194 Elizabeth, 62, 101, 102, 143 Mellin, Col, 90 Eunice, 36 Mendall, John, 52 Experience, 16-18, 35 Moses, 20 Gilbert, 102 Prudence G, 52 HarrisonP, 143 Samuel, 52 Hebron, 101, 143 Susannah, 20 Holmes, 143 Meredith, Henry, 139 James, 101, 102, 143 Merrick, Mary, 64, 107 Jane K, 143 Merriman, Alfred, 234, 267 Jeremiah, 62 Frances L, 267 John, 17 Middleton, Georgianna, 295 Jonathan, 36, 62, 102, 143, Mikesell, Helen], 291, 307 195 HenryB, 292 Lucia, IOI JamesF, 292 Lucy, 143, 195 John W, 261, 291, 292 Margaret, 62, 102 Linda A, 292, 307 Martha, 102 Marian LL, 292 Mary, 101, 195 Millen, Agnes, 195 Mira, 143 Thomas, 195

552 Miller, Elizabeth, 217, 252 Robert L, 280, 304 Eugenie M, 251 Morley, Margaret, 255 Gladys, 251 Morris, Mary, 2 Millett, Anne G, 249 Morrison, Charles J, 227 Millin, Col, 90 EleanorT, 268 Mills, John, 35, 100 Florence K, 227 Miner, Elizabeth C, 274, 301 JuliaAN, 227 James T, 239, 274 Morse, Charles H, 224 Mirtrenes, Elizabeth, 211 Edson, 197 Mitchell, Abiel, Col, 46 Edward, 174, 222 Ann, 258 Guyl, 224 Chloe W, 135 Joshua, 129, 174 Edward, 135 Lydia A, 222, 255 Emeline, 135, 182 Miss, 228, 256 Janie, 279 WilliamL, 177, 224 Thomas, 108 Morton, Capt, 105 Mixer, Hattie, 139 Joanna, 262 Molton, Mr, 64 Mosely,HarrietE, 165,215 Monck, Margaret C, 195 Moses, Ella, 209 Monnot, Ines M, 279 Joseph, 158, 209 Monroe, James, Pres, 66, 101 Mosher, Emily, 257 Montague, Lyman, 125, 167 Ruth T, 123 Mooney, Roderick], 227 Moulton, AllanH, 301 Moore, Lloyd R, 230 AmyH, 301 Mary, 193, 288, 306 Arthur, 273, 301 Moors, Ethel G, 217 Herbert, 273 Morehouse, Caroline M, 215 Lillian B, 273 Morey, Benjamin, 18 Mucci, Theodora M, 302 HannahB, 163, 213 Mudge, Edward T, 258 Joseph, 163 Mueller, Gertrude A, 218 Jonathan, 14, 18 Muldoon,ThomasB, 174 Maria, 18 Mullen, Martin, 212 B, 14 Mulligan, Annie, 213 Reliance, 18 James, 213 Susan, 163 John, 213 Thankful, 18, 38 Mulroney, Bernadette deG, 275, 302 Morgan, Andrew R, 305 Mary P, 275 Carolyn A, 305 Munger, Harriet EE, 200 Edward L, 280 James KP, 200 Ellen J P, 280 Theodore H, 200 Laura L, 305 Munson, Catherine G, 280

553 Edward P, 243, 279 Bethuel, 147, 239 Gertrude G, 243 l'v~, 200 JohnH, 280 Desire, 45, 55, 83, 95 SusanS, 280 Doris F, 274 Murch, Charles, 225 Dorothy, 274 E, Mr, 179, 225 Earlbert N, 240, 274 Murphy, Phoebe, 139, 185 Eliza beth, 115 Murray, Capt, 69 Hannah, 23, 55, 95 Myers, David B, 299 Jedediah, 14 7, 200 Ella, 270 JohnM, 274 Linnet F, 299 Julia A, 200 Philip T, 298 Mary, 55, 95 Terrell C, 271, 298 Mercy, 23, 55 William 271 S, 28 Olive, 200 Nagel, Dorothy R, 258 Peter, 28, 55 Joseph D, 258, 288 Ralph P, 239, 274 G, 288, 306 Sarah, 55, 65, 74, 95 Lorelei S, 306 Thomas, 55 Richard D, 306 William, 28, 55 WilliamF, 306 Newell, Ebenezer, 27 Nash, David, 180 Newhall, Arthur W, 270 Negus, Aneta W, 214 Elizabeth, 270, 298 Hannah, 84, 128 Louise W, 270 Nelson, Gertrude, 281 Newton, Geroge K, 279 Margaret P, 141 Melba CB, 279 Samuel U, Nancy R, 279, 304 Nettleton, Annie T, 196, 236 Nicol, Ethel M A, 253 Nevins, James, 82 Lois M, 253, 285 Newberry, Helen H, 187, 191-93, Wesley I, 253 230 Nichols, Eliza, 108, 147 PH, 187 John, 108 John S, 187, 188, 191 Margaret, 108 Truman H, 188, 191 Nicholson, Charles L, 235 Newbold, Jennifer H, 282 Maria J EL, 235 John L, 250, 282 L, 235 Katherine W, 250 Nickerson, Julia A, 227 Michael F, 282 Mr, 142 Timothy B, 282 Noble, EleanorG, 236, 271 Newcomb, Barbara], 274 John, 236 Bathsheba B, 29 Susan LJ, 236

554 Norman, Ruth, 293 A, 209 de N ormandie, Eugene, 159 C, 159 Norris, Hope SC, 111 S, 156, 206 John, 111 Anna, 65 Olivia, 111, 152 AnnieT, 159 N orthridge, Ann C, 254, 287 Ansel, 114, 152, 157 DorisC, 254 T, 157, 209 George A, 254 Anselm, 115, 122 Norton, Charles G, 143 ArthurG, 43, 110, 125, 170 Rachel P, 143 Augustus S, 214 Ransom, 101 Barnabas, 44, 76 Samuel, 62 Bethuel G, 125 Sally, 129, 174 Betsey, 115, I 16, 159 Norway, Elizabeth, 161 E, 110 Nourse, Asa, 97 Braddock, 65, 80, 108, 124 ClaraC, 151 Carlton A, 247 Nye, Abbie, 158, 209 Caroline, 148 J, 199, 239 H, 159 T, 206 Carroll E, 207 Abigail, 20, 72, 114, 153 Catherine, 63, 148 B, 108, 120, 148 A, 206 G, 43 Charles, 114, 115, 154, 156, Abram, 116, 159 158 Adelaide A, 159 A, 208 Albert, 158, 209 D, 143, 207 E, 244 E, 203, 243 Alfred, 156, 207 F, 208 B, 150, 170 H, 155, 210, 244 G, 207, 208, 246, 247 Charlotte, 148 AliceJ, 207 A, 206, 246 L, 244 C, 208 M, 244 F, 138 Allen, 157, 208 H, 246 Alma E, 246 Chloe HP, 110 Almira, 108 Christina, 73 Alvin, 114, 152 Clara, 206 E, 247 A, 205, 245 Andrew, 65 B, 248 B, 148 Clarissa, 108, 148 S, 108, 148 G, 156 Ann, 114 Col, 120

555 Corinna W, 208 Emily L, 204, 244 Cornelius, 36 Emma W, 110, 150 CyrusA, 207 Ethel, 115 DanielB, 115, 155, 156, 207 A, 206 Deborah, 116 B, 244 T, 54, 76 Etta L, 209, 247 Delia M, 108 Eunice, 114, 153 Delos, 157 Experience, 23 Dolly, 157 H, I 16 Dora B, 170 Ezra, 116, 158 Dorcas, 81 Fannie, I 15 Dorothy, 246 Florence L, 247 B, 20, 40 M, 170 Eben W, 246 Frances, 152, 203 Ebenezer, 54 Francis, 120 Edgar H, 210 H, 156, 206, 207 EdithA, 207 Franklin, 63 EdsonH, 248 H, 214 P, 210, 247 Fred, 209 Edward, 120, 148, 157 Frederick, 148 Edwin B, 164, 214 FreemanC, 155 P, 147 George, 43, 110, 149, 153, 158 Eleanor, 153 A, 153, 203 Eliakim, 115 E, 210 Elihu, 156, 206 H, 154, 205, 206, 246 Elisha, 72, 73, 114, 153 P, 122, 164 B, 108, 148, 153 W, 155, 158, 209 ElizaA, 158, 208 Georgiana H, 205 AP, 154 Gertrude H, 206 W, 206 GilbertF, 114, 154 Elizabeth, 157 M, 154 A, 164, 208 Grace A, 205, 245 B, 157 C, 247 E, 247 Hannah, 36, 43, 54, 62, 72, F, 246 80, 104, 108, 115, 148 Ella C, 164 B, 122, 208 Ellen, 148 T, 155 M, 204, 244 Harold G, 247 R, 207 Harriet, 108, 156, 157 ElmerR, 244 F, 148, 200 EloiseN, 247 G, 125

556 Haze!F, 247 Lydia, 159 Helen A, 156, 206 Mabe!E, 244 Heman, 116 Margaret, 148 Henrietta W, 155 Maria, 65, 109, 114, 149 Henry, 63, 158 A, 156 J, 148 Marie, 115, 155 S, 207, 247 Martha, 63, 157 T, 159 A, 157 IdaC, 246 B, 109, 148 Isaac, 65 J, 158 Isaiah T, 123 Mary, 20, 36, 40, 42, 54, 76, James, 153 93, 108, 116, 121 L, 159 A, 122, 154 Jane, 153 C, 203 Jemima, 158 E, 158, 214 Jessie T, 248 F, 159 Johanna, 36, 40, 62, 73 P, 208 John, 43, 65, 72, 110, 114, Mehitable, 62, 114 125, 158, 209 J, 153, 203 E, 203, 244 Melvin, 208 Jonathan, 72, 116, 157 Mercy, 23, 65 Joseph, 18, 36, 37, 62, 63, Millard F, 206 96, 138, 157 Mr, 126 B, 207, 247 Nancy, 153 P, 157, 208 T, 159 Joshua, 156, 158, 209 Nannie B, 164, 214 E, 116, 158, 159 Nathan, 20, 22, 40, 65, 72, Lemuel, 38 115, 155, 156, 207, 246 B, 122, 164 M, 207, 246 Lessa, 158 Nathaniel, 76 Levi, 78, 122, 164 Obed B, 115, 120, 155 S, 164 Orlando P, 208 Lewis H, 209 Patience, 22 Lizzie A, 214 Persis, 63 Louisa, 115 Philana D, 156 E, 208 Philip, 63 Louise, 209 R, 246 Lucy, 114, 115, 153 Polly, 116 T, 157 Prince M, 155, 206 Lucyett, 158 Raynor B, 247 Luella T, 209 Rebecca, 73, 116

557 Remember, 115, 155 Timothy, 110 Rena, 209 Walter ER, 207, 246 Richard W, 208 Warren B, 110 Robert, 159 Willard, 155, 206 G, 207 William, 73, 114, 116, 147, W, 116 153, 203 Robinson, 114 E, 159, 207, 210, 214, Roswell F, 206 247, 249 H, 246 H, 156, 203, 207, 209, RoyH, 244 243, 217 Russell, 158, 209 L, 164, 208, 214 Ruth, 158 Willie, 209 F, 247 H, 244 Sabra, 73, 116, 117 J, 210 Sally, 157 Zenas, 73, I 16 Samuel, 36, 65, 108, 114, 154, Nyholm, Eric, 270 164 Sarah, 65, 76, 158 Oakley, Anna, 148 C, 159, 210 Hannah, 148 D, 164 John, 148 J, 38 Thomas, 108, 148 SethF, 116, 159 Oakman, Elias, I 00 Shadrach, 116 O'Brine, Lawrence, 67 Sophie E, 164, 214 Ormiston, Ann, 269, 296 Sophronia 0, 170 Bernard G, 269 Stephen, 40, 72, 114-116, 158, Gwendolyn, 269 209 Orne, Clarissa, 133 B, 157, 164, 208 Col, 133 Sturgis, 63 Joshua, 90, 133 Susan, 108 Ortenberger, Ann P, 308 A, 207 Arthur I, 295, 308 E, 204, 249 Ethel RT, 295, 308 H, 156 LeighN, 308 W, 159 Mark R, 308 Susannah, 72, I 14 Robert D, 308 Temperance, 36 Osborne, Charles T, 292, 307 P, 157 Gertrude K, 292 Thomas, 78 Linda AM, 307 S, 108, I 16, 147 Marvin E, 292 W, 249 Thomas E, 307 Ti list on, I 53 Osgood, Dorothy EM, 297

558 Judith B H, 297, 311 W, 204, 244 Peter H, 311 Chloe H, 110 Stephen M, 311 EdnahD, 176 Thomas B, 311 Fear, 54, 95 H, 297 Frances, 133 M, 297, 311 Gustavus, 156 Oswald, Ann G, 255 Henry, 132 JosephA, 255 Herman, 244 Otis, Amos, 14 Isaac, 132 Brigadier, 82 John, 133 John, 24 A, 128 Mary, 24 Jonathan, 110 J, 24 Joseph, 54, 88, 132 Mercy, 29 Lucy, 133 Mr, 64 Marietta, 155 Outerson, Carrie S, 203, 243 Mary, 244 Nathaniel, 132 Packard, James W, 188 Rebecca, 133 Packwood, Mary J, 162, 212 F, 54 Paddleford, John, 84 Retire, 176 Padissel, Cynthia, 98 Ross, 244 Page, David, 158 Temperance, 133 Fannie, 158 Parkhurst, Abigail, 17 MaryC, 158 Parlin, F Herbert, 204, 244 Paine,Jane, 17 Parry, EllenJ, 280 Miss, 17 Parsons, Mary, 160 Rev, 165 Partridge, Ansel N, 211 Palmer, Elizabeth, 92, 136 Elizabeth, 16 Harriet, I I 4, I 57 Pate, Martha, 259, 289 John, 100 OscarW, 259 Joseph, 74, 75, 92 Rosa MR, 259 Samuel, 54 Paterson, Albert B, 242, 243 Pardee, George C, 150 Allen H, 278, 303 Park, Gladys E McM, 302 Annie EB, 242 Leslie H, 301, 302, 312 Craig A, 278 Lonnie H, 3 I 2 Martha S, 303 RobertE, 301,312 Ruth H, 279, 303 Tracy L, 312 Patten, George, 63 Parker, Alston, 244 Patterson, 0, Mr, 238 Avery, 128 Payne,DavidJ, 291 Charles S, 244 Dorothy L D, 291

559 William S, 291 Maryl C, 221 Payson, Catherine R, 124 W, 179 Harriet A, 124, 166 Stillman S, 221 WilliamP, 124 Perron, Lisa C, 304 Peabody, Oliver, 90 Marie P, 279 Pearson, Eleanor, 271 Suzanne M, 304 Pease, Rachel, 143 Vincent, 279 Peck, Susan, 195 D, 279, 304 Peckham, Anetta WN, 214 Perry, Abigail G, 107 Jacob S, 214 Adela W, 296 Samuel S, 213, 214 Alice H, 297 Pedersen, Andrew R, 299 Andrew R, 235 Austin B, 272, 299 AnnDeW, 295, 308 Bernhard, 272 Anna, 114 Bertha M S, 272 Anne, 296, 310 Gregory A, 299 Barbara, 294 Pelkie, Elaine C, 251, 283 Basil H, 236 Ella KS, 251 Bathsheba G, 39, 43, 64 Lewis L, 251 Beatrice W, 269 Pendleton, Adelia E, 226 Belinda, 107 Almatia A, 226 Brian W, 297 EA,Mr, 181, 226 Calbraith, 143 EdnaJ, 226 B, 194, 195, 235 Frances E, 226 Charles V, 195, 235 Frederick H, 226 Daniel, 122 MaryW, 226 David, 294 Pennington, FA, Mr, 179 Deborah, 15 Percival, Abigail, 22, 23 Deliverance, 64, 107 Bathsheba, 22, 23 Eleanor R, 235 Elizabeth, 22 Elijah, 64, 87, 107, 132, 147 Hannah, 22, 23 Elisha, 64 James, 15, 22 Elizabeth R, 235, 269 John, 15, 22 Ellis, 73, 107 Mary, 22 EmilyT, 235, 270 R, 15 EzraG, 164, 214 Patience, 22 Frances R, 234, 267 Sarah, 22 Hannah, 39, 66, 79, 107 Perkins, Edith K, 207, 246 JP, Rev, 227 Edward L, 221 James DeW, 142, 193, 194, George, 179 234, 235, 268, 269, 295, 296, Levi, 134, 179 310

560 F, 295 George B, 291 Jean C, 295, 308 Gustav, 260 Joanna, 107 HelenA, 291 John, 39, 43, 47, 64, 67, 87, HelenJ L, 261, 291 108, 132, 147, 163, 194 John, 260 H, 296 MilesAN, 291 W, 269, 296 William, 261 WF, 296 Peterson, Carl D, 253, 285 JuliaB, 195, 234, 268 0, 253 J, 235 Catherine A, 285 SJ, 60 Donald 0, 285 Louise, 107, 147 EbonAA, 253 Lydia, 132, 178 George, 108 S, 106, 146 Petrequin, Virginia, 291 Marjorie, 270, 294, 307 Pheil, Mr, 256 Martha, 43, 78 Phelps, Carol A, 281 T, 38 David W, 281 Mary, 63 EvadneIT, 249 I, 235 JohnR, 281 Maryanne DeW, 142 Peter E, 281 Mr, 115 WallaceC, 249, 281 Nathan, 38 William R, 249 Norman E, 215 Phillips, Mary, 275 Oliver H, 143, 195, 235 Rebecca, 106, 146 Phineas, 104, 147 Phinney, Abigail B, 107 Raymond HJ, 142, 193 Cordelia H, 178, 224 Robert S, 234, 267, 268, 294, David, 22 310 Elisha B, 107, 147 Samuel, 38 Gorham P, 178 Sarah L, 38 Hannah, 107 W, 294 P, 79, 107 Seth, 38 Heman, 107 Silvanus, 107 Jabez, 79, 107 Ward T, 267, 294, 307 John, 107 Wendolyn, 297 Laura H, 178, 224 William, 40 Louise, 98 W, 195 Lydia, 147, 178, 199, 224 Peterla, Peterle, Agustas, 260, 261, Mary A, 79, 124 291 Olive, 178 Anna, 260 Philip, 92 Dorothy, 261 Rebecca, 79

561 RobertJW, 178 Bathsheba, 23, 47 SarahG, 178 Benjamin, 135 Sophronia, 107, 147 Carrie B, 219 Sylvanus B, 24, 133, 178, 224 CharlesE, 171,219 Timothy, 178 T, 219 Pierce, Augustus B, 204 Clarence E, 219 Miss B, 180, 225 Deborah, 21, 44 Charles C, 204 P, 15 Elisha N, 204 EbenC, 220 Eva M, 146, 199 Elisha, 23, 45 FrankE, 233 Elizabeth, 22, 83, 128 George T, 204 H, 55 Georgia F B, 233 Elsie M, 220 Jane S, 204 Eugene R, 220 MaryP, 135 Eunice, 95 Moses, 153, 204 B, 171 Pierson, Christopher S, 290 Ezra T, 171, 219, 220 Gertrude R, 237 Francis, 171 Harriet A, 290 E, 220 John WS, 212 Frederick S, I 71, 220 Kar!D, 260 Freeman, 84 Paul H, 290 Hannah, 23, 42, 77, 171 S, 259, 260, 290 L, 219 Pauline S, 260 Ilda T, 220 Timothy C, 290 Ichabod, 135 Piluso, Annie I, 254 Isaac, 45, 84 Pitre, Marie, 279 John, 15, 21, 23, 42, 44, 45 Plumb,James E, 162 Jonathan, 95 Mary, 108 Lemuel, 55, 80, 95, 126 Mercy, 108 Lois, 38, 44, 62, 82 Plummer, Ann, 266 Louise, 202 Polling, Mary, 296 Lucy, 21, 80 Pomeroy, Lawrence A, 242 Mary, 22, 23, 80, 126 Louise A, 242 P, 135 LuciaC, 242 Mercy S, 42, 44, 45 Poole, Jane S, 144 Orra, 135, 181 Pope, Abigail, 23, 43, 80 Patience, 23 AbbyG, 220 Sarah, 22, 45, 95 Alice E, 220 Seth, 15, 21, 23, 126, 171 AnnieT, 220 F, 220 Augustus R, 220 Thankful D, 83

562 Thomas, 21, 22, 44, 78, 83 Prescott, Samuel, 101 Timothy, 95 Prince, Carol, 260, 290 William, 95 Gov, 4 Popomonet, Simon, 13 (Indian) Homer, 260 Porter, Col, 134 Levina Lac, 260 Posey, David E, 305 Martha, 16, 33 Deborah, 305 B, 16 JohnS, 305 Samuel, Rev, 16 LucyB, 281 Prindle, Mae EC, 261 Margaret W, 305 Stella M, 261 Michael I, 305 Stewart M, 261 William, 281 Proctor, Mary I, 211, 248 McC, 281, 305 William L, 211 Possenti, Barbara B, 253, 285 Punderson, Eliza, 156 RuthER, 253 Putnam, Col, 82 Severino J, 253 Post, Ellen, 194 Quachatassett, Quachatissit, Postance, Maude, 202 Quaskataset, Quochatoset, 3, Potter, Abigail, 194 5, 6 (Indian) Margaret, 194 Queen Mary, I, 2 Potvin, Louise V, 272 Power, Frances E, 152 Radford, Mildred, 287 Powers, EB, Mr, 150 Rainsford, Mary, 15 Hannah, 131 Randall, Charles S, 109 Prada, Emma AL, 303 Elizabeth, 103 Herman E, 303 Gideon, 103 Janice E, 303, 313 John, 20 Prasse, Albert F, 272 Mary, 20, 42 Frederick C, 272, 300 Vivian, D, 303 HenryB, 300 Randle, Rebecca 1, 236 E, 300 Raniero, Rosina, 293 Meta H, 272 Ransom, Nina, 21 I Richard T, 300 Rapalyea, David B, 281 Pratt, Anna C, 269, 297 0 Bergen B, 250, 281 Edward U, 269 Richard G, 281 Enoch, Rev, 137 Stephen, 281 LucyDG, 131, 176 Rathbone, Emma LS, 253 Margaret AW, 269 Ruth E, 53 Miles, 158 WilliamJ, 253 Miss, 185, 228 Raymond, Joseph, Capt, 41 Prentice, Mary, 87 Readaway, James, 100

563 Sarah, 100 JohnT, 237 Reddy, Kate, 174 MaryC, 175, 223 Redfield, Elizabeth, 259 Mehitable, 72, 114 Reed, David A, 288 R,Mr, 52 Jonathan, 67 William, 72 MartaA, 141 Rodgers, Edith M, 243, 280 Paul deH, 256, 288 HenryO, 243 W, 288 LeilaG, 243 Reichert, Mary, 302 Rogers, Alexander, 176 Reid, Miriam F, 297 AnnieA, 246 Reif, Marion A, 201, 240 Dorothy, 258 Remick, Francis, 101 George W, 206, 246 Reynolds, Harry S, 233 Georgia A, 176, 223 Joseph, 61 Isaac, 21 Leone, 280 Margaret, 144 MaryV, 233, 266 MaryT, 145, 198 Rhea, Sophia, 236 SophiaG, 176 Rhodes, Catherine, 124 Willard L, 246 Rich, Hope, 37 Ronsiek, Jennifer, 309 Sarah, 219 John G, 295, 309 Richards, Ellen S, 156, 207 MatthewDeF, 309 Samuel, 7 (Indian) Rooney, BeatriceJ, 279 WalterW, 156 Rose (Ross), Sarah, 98, I 39 ZebiahGJ, 156 Ross, Dwight, 217 Richmond, Elizabeth, 183 Janet L, 252, 284 Thomas, 183 Jennie M, 155 Riddell, Mary H, 157, 208 Lavina, 161 Rider, Ryder, Esther, 45, 92 Maurice, 166, 217 Jane, 79 WillisB, 217, 252 Robert, 79 Rossiter, David, Col, 41 A, 79 Genl, 75 Ripley, Joseph, 88 Rowland, Mary J, 167 Ristway, Peggy, 280 Rowley,JamieA, 304 Roberson, Rosa M, 259 Janie M, 279 Roberts, Susan, 98 Richard, 279, 304 Robertson, Elijah B, 219 C, 279 GraceCH, 219 Ruggles, Bathsheba, 33, 56 Ruth, 218, 219, 255 Benjamin, 32 Robinson, George D, 103 Cynthia, 96, 138 Gertrude, 237 Elizabeth, 56 DC, 237 John, 33, 56

564 Martha, 56 Wilbur B, 215, 249, 281, 305 MaryW, 28, 56 Ryder, see Rider Richard, 33, 56, 96 Ryse, Margaret, 2 Timothy, 28, 32, 33, 56 mph, Alberta R, 236, 271 Sackett, Hannah, 56 Benjamin, 236 Saflarski, Eleanor CK, 302 RebeccaJ R, 236 SueA, 302, 312 mdle, RebeccaJ, 236 WilliamJ, 302 1shby, Sara, 216, 217, 251 Salisbury, Snow, 157 A E, 217 Saltonstall, Elizabeth, 26 Walter, 217 Sammons, George, 212 ussell, Anna E, 298 Sample~ Margery N, 289 Clark, 103 Ezra, 92 Elizabeth, 144, 197 Samson, Sampson, T, 270, 297 Ann, 46, 185 George R, 270 Charles J, 278 HenryS, 235 Charlotte A, 278, 303 James, 103, 144 Elizabeth, 266 S, 235, 270 Ezra, 92 John F, 270, 294 Henry, 266 Jonathan, 53, 93 MaryHB, 278 Lothrop, 27, 53, 93 Reuben, 85 Louise P, 298 Sands, Virginia, 267 Mabel A, 249, 280, 304 Sanford, Charles E P, 165, 218 Martha, 51 HazelA, 215, 249 MaryF, 298 Helen L, 215, 249 MayH F, 235 HenryE, 215 Mehitable L, 53 Martha B, 165 Meribah, 194 Mr, 99 Mr, 185 Oliver E, 165 Robert LaM, 249 Santer, Rose, 205, 245 S, 270, 298 Sarowick, Lena, 239 W, 249, 280 Sargent, Fred W, 221 Sanford H, 280, 304 Hannah, 11 Sarah B, 103 John, I 1 William R, 304 Lydia, 12 Ruthrauff, Abbie V, 305 ,Ruth, 8 Clara E, 281 Sarah, 9, 11 Frank B, 249 William, 9, 11 Florence 8, 250, 28 I Saunders, Jefferson S, 286 John E, 281 Lynford, 253, 286

565 Savery, Savary, Adeline B, 150 Emma, 205 Adolphus, 110, 150 A, 205 Arthur B, 150 Eunice M, 204, 245 Benjamin, 110 N, 154 C, 150 Frank, 205 Edith I, 201 Franklin B, 154, 205 Eliza beth, 68 Frederick, 205, 245 EmmaM, 200 George, 205 Frances, 149 Gertrude, 205 Ialosse B, 200 Grace F, 245 JuliaA, 150 Harold K, 245 Lydia W, 110 Harry, 245 Mary, 65, 109 Hartwell, 204 Sarah, 65 Isabella, 204 H, 109 JohnC, 114, 154 Timothy, 68 H, 154 Walter B, 150, 200 I, 205 Warren H, 200 M, 154 William C, 150 Josephine, 245 Sawyer, Ellen, 154, 205 Joshua R, 205 Schlotman, Joseph B, 233 Leonard H, 245 Patricia F, 233, 267 Louise, 245 Stella D F, 233 Mary J, 204, 244 Schmid, Alice E, 251 Morgiana H, 204 Schoff, Albert L, 245 Olive, 245 Alfred, 205, 245 RobinsonN, 154, 205 I, 245 Stephen A, 154, 204 AnnH, 204 Wilfred H, 245 Anna T, 205 William, 205 Arnold H, 204, 245 L, 154, 205 Bertha, 245 Schuessler, Joseph W, 211 Bessie E, 205 Schultz, George, 139 Caroline, 205 Henry, 139 Charles E, 154, 204, 244 Marie, 139 W, 204 Schwartz, Anna S, 272 Christine, 245 AnneW, 300 EdithG, 245 Jean F, 300 Edward F, 244 Max, 272 N, 204, 244 Samuel H, 272, 299, 300 EdwinA, 204 Scott, Lelia B, 229, 257 EllenA, 205 William, 73

566 Seabury, Thomas, 88 Caroline T, 257, 306 Sears, Clarissa R, 144 Douglas T F, 306 Eliza, 122, 164 EdithB, 288 Franklin, 79 Jehiel H, 106 SallyH, 107 John B, 288, 306 Severance, Craig, 266 Marmian E, 288 Marion M, 266 Virginia S, 306 Michael I, 266, 294 Simon, Isaac, 7, (Indian) Sewall, Katherine, 91 Simonds, Celia, 146 Shaw,AbigailC, 182 Ella, 146 Deborah C, 147, 199 Jehiel H, 106, 146 Goddard, 108, 147 Martha B, 146 Kenelm W, 226 Mary, 146 Lester A, 226 William, 146 MaryW, 226 Simpkins, Caroline, 133 Minot C, 182, 226 Elizabeth, 133 Samuel, 182 G, 88 Walter C, 226 John, 88, 133 William, Rev, 91 Nathaniel S, 133 Sheip, Martha, 216, 250 Olive, 133 Shepherd, William, 45, 84 Samuel G, 133 Sherman, Tabitha, 92, 137 Sinclair, Albert, 157 William E, 117 Sire, Anna, 272 T, Genl, 125, 167 Sisson, Joseph, 107 Sherwood, Suzanne S, 292 Skare, Ann, 183 Shile, Edward S, 265 Skiffe, Abigail, 15 Harriet A, 265 Bathsheba, 13, 15 Patricia], 265, 293 James, 13 Shirk, Aaron, 132, 177 Mary, 13 Heman, 177 Patience, 12-14 John, 177 Pauline, 270 Melinda, 177 Stephen, 8-10, 15 Sarah, 177 Skill, Reuben, 183 Shurtleff, Elizabeth B, 110 Skippauge, 3, (Indian) Nathaniel, 1 IO Sloane, James, 129 Siders, Henry, 153 Small, Charles E, 297 Mary S, 153 Elvira F, 150 Susan L, 153, 203 Helene, 281 Signor, Charles H, 211 Isaac, 23 Simmons, Amy B, 306 Margaret A, 297, 311 Bradford B, 306 Marjorie H T, 297

567 Smith, Abigail B, 74 Remember, 20, 74, 77 S, 15 Richard A, 289 Albert E, 164 Sarah, 74, 76, 77, 164 AnnaM, 106 F, 151 Bethia, 74 Thomas, 15 Celia, 74 William, 164 Charles, 158 J, 259, 289 Consider, 45, 129 Smylie, Ida B, 211 Daniel, 145 Smythe, Ann, 229 Edith I, 221 Snow, Edith F, 240, 274 Eliza, 139 Elizabeth A, 207 Elizabeth, 73, 99, 140 Ellen J T, 240 BH, 203, 204 Esther A, 207, 247 Ella K, 251 Ivory, 114 Erastus, 126 Nellie, 221 Frederick 0, 145 Polly, 65, 108 Hannah, 68, 69, 111 Rebecca, 137 B, 145 Sylvester, 207 Hannibal R, 203, 204 William E, 240 Harriet A, 234, 267 Solem, Bertha M, 272 Harry B, I 19 Sollett, Francis A, 108, 148 IdaMcL, 259 Helene, 148, 200 John, 40, 42, 44, 73, 74, 76 Soule, Martin T, 164, 214 Josiah, 99 Mattie E, 214 Judith, 57, 96 Patience, 79 Katherine, 251 South, Elizabeth N, 240 Lizzie P, 203, 204, 244 Southworth, Alice C, 10, 100, 261 Lucy, 139 Capt, IO Lydia, 22, 73 Constant, 100 Margaret E, 241 Desire G, 265 G, 289 Elizabeth, 265 Mary, 17, 73, 78, 97, 139 Mary, 263 A, 223 Nathaniel, 266 Mercy, 28 Thomas, 263 • Mr, 99, 121 Sousie, Myrtle C, 303 NancyE, 68 Spaatz, Carl, Gen!, 234 Nathan, 74 Sparhawk, Nathaniel, 88 Parnell, 45 Spence, Caroline F, 152 PerryC, 289 Spencer, Mr, 69 Peter, 67, 68, 139 Sperrin, Ruth, 116, 157 Rebecca, 55, 143, 196 Spicer, Celia, 269

568 Spiller, Charles A, 250 Jennifer B, 284 DavidH, 283 Timothy T, 284 JuneA, 282 Steiger, Clarence B, 246 MarionF, 250 George N, 246 Richard A, 282 Neil B, 246 Robert W, 283 W Harry, 205, 245 WendyJ, 283 Walter VanP, 245 William B, 282 William T, 246 C, 250, 282 Sternberger, Blanche, 287, 288 Spooner, John, 56 Stetson, W H Rev, 157 Phebe, 45 Stevens, Joanna, 26, 27 Sprinkel, James M, 293 Joseph, 26, 27, 135 Rosina R, 293 LydiaA, 135, 183 Sara A, 293, 307 Sarah, 135 Sprout, Annie L, 265 Stewart, Deborah, 101, 143 Charles P, 265 Mr, 87 Ebenezer, 265 Stilson, Amanda L, 265 James, 266 Mr, 265 Nathaniel, 265 Stimson, Dorothy, 242 Robert, 266 Stine, Margaret, 177, 224 Spurr, Amy E, 172, 221 Stitson, Elizabeth A, 154 HenryV, 172 Stockman, CW, Mr, 225 Louisa C, 172 Stoddard, Lucena, 131, 176 Stage, Helen M, 218 Luther, 131 Stannis, Mary, 141, 187 Rachel C, 131 Stanton, Mary, 194 Stone, Abigail, 88 William, 194 Catherine R, 222 Stanwood, Abby, 106 Eunice, 88 Staples, Calvin, 144 Frances, 88 Clarissa RS, 144 Hannah, 88, 132 IsabellaG, 144, 196 Job, 132 Starrett, Pauline, 260 JohnR, 222 Stead, Hannah, 111 Judith, 132 Stebbins, Christine F, 247 Lucy, 88 ClarkB, 130 Mary, 87, 132 Henry A, 247 A, 222 Marshall B, 209, 247 C, 92 Steele, Bernice G, 252 Mercy, 88 Carl, 252 Nathan, 87, 88, 92, 132, 135 DavidL, 284 Nathaniel, 47, 87, 132 Everett L, 252, 284 Olive, 88, 133

569 Sarah, 88 David, 93 Sylvanus, 88 Deborah H, 52 William, 88 Elizabeth, 18, 93 Storah, James, 161 Ephraim, 57 Storms, Mary AB, 106 Experience, 115 Preserved, 104 F, 115, 155 Storr, Anna, 202 N, 23 Storrs, Otis, 140 Hannah, 42, 80 Story, Sarah P, 106, 146 Jabez, 23, 77 Stratton, John H, 225 Jireh, 23, 52 L Ellen, 225 Joanna, 79 Martha E, 225 John, 93 Martin, 180, 225 Jonathan, 52, 92 Strawbridge, Edward, 294 Joseph, 115 Stringer, Henry J, 260 Josiah, 23 SarahC, 260 Lydia, 19, 37, 64, 128, 173 Strong, Mary J, 132, 177 Mary, 87, 132 Sturges, Sturgis, Abigail A, 51 Mercy, 23, 42, 44, 45 Catherine, 37, 62, 96, 138 Miss, 109 Deborah, 37, 62, 96, 138 Mr, 64, 84 Desire, 79 Nancy, 93 Hannah, 51, 83, 91 Ruth, 14 N, 23 Seth, 18 John, 51 Susannah, 93 Jonathan, 55, 73, 96 Temperance, 14, 18 Martha R, 51 Thankful, 18 Thomas, 51 Thomas, 18, 37 Sturtevant, Charles, 19 Ward, 75 Summer, Carol, 266 William, 14 Sumner, Joanna, 27 Sylvester, Patience, 34 Joseph, Rev, 27 Sylvia, Mary, 275 Josiah, 27 Symes, Virginia, 267 William H, Gen!, 142 Szewc, Joseph A, 302, 312 Sunquist, Emma L, 253 MaryR, 302 Swartzman, Clara, 229 Michae!J, 312 Swett, John B, 90 Swift, Abigail, 64, 77, 93, 107 Taber, Deborah, 45, 85 F, 77 John, 45 G, 23 Phebe S, 45 Anna F, 115 Rebecca, 52 Benjamin, 124 Stephen, 52

570 Thomas, 52 Thomas P, 173 Taft, Calista M, 187 T, 84, 128, 173 Tallman, Betsey M, 45 Thacher, Thatcher, Anthony, 79 Timothy, 45 Barnabas, 184 Tandy, Abram V W, 166 Clara H, 227 Burton S, 2, 78, 216, 251 Edward, 183, 184, 227 Gertrude A, 216, 251 Eliza A, 183, 227 GlennC, 284 Eliza beth J, 79 JohnA, 166, 216, 217, 251, M, 227 284 Francis E, 183, 227 B, 284 FrankW, 227 Katheryn W B, 166 Gertrude, 227 Priscilla, 252, 284 Hannah B, 184 Richard B, 284 G H, 111 Taplin,CharlesG, 151 Harriet MM, 227 Grace F, 151, 201 Hattie A, 227 SarahFS, 151 Henry B, 183, 227 Tardiff, Lorraine, 252 James, 184 Tasker, Deborah, 49 Jerusha, 79 Elizabeth, 49 John, 79, 94, 137, 183 John, 49 Lucy, 82, 125 Taussig, Emily, 308 0, 111 Laura, 308 Lydia, 184 Marjorie P, 270, 307, 308 Oliver, 111 Richard, 294, 308 Roland, 79, 82 Taylor, Claude S, 230 Samuel, 137, 183 Elizabeth, 111 W, 183 JohnB, 103 Walter H, 227 Joseph J, 254, 255 William D, 227 Marcus B, Rev, 165 M, 183, 227 Marion V M, 254, 255 Thayer, Clara AN, 151 Marjorie H, 297 Mabel C, 151, 202 Patricia J, 254, 255, 287 William C, 151 Terry,Caroline, 174, 222 Thomas, Laura], 267, 294 Charles T, 173 Brig Gen!, 265 Elizabeth P, 173 Thompson, Bridget, 194 Francis C, 173 Evadne I, 249 Herbert, 173 Harriet, 172 Isaac, 173 James, 172 Lemuel T, 173 Lucy, 134 Sally, 173 Mr, 58, 182

571 Samuel, 212 Allen, 130, 132, 177 Thorn, Ellen J, 240 Alpa, 223 Thrasher, Esther E, 265 Amanda, 132 Thurber, Alexander F, 309 Amity, 81 Andrew P, 309 Angeline, 132 Elizabeth, 296, 309 AnnaC, 222 EmilyD, 310 Arthur W, 221 Ethel R, 295, 308 Avery, 129, 174 Harriette C, 308 Avis L, 221 JamesD, 234 Bathsheba, 84 S, 309 Benjamin, 47, 86, 131 P, 268, 295, 308 Betsey, 45, 83 Julia B, 268, 296, 309 Caleb, 127 Mary AB, 234 Caroline W, 126, 170 E, 296, 309 Catherine, 44, 81, 125 M, 309 Celia, 76, 121 Matthew C, 309 Charles, 128, 173, 177 Pamela R, 309 F, 132, 177, 220 Richard B, 269, 295 H, 126, 172 Russell T, 269 Christiana, 47, 86 SarahB, 309 Christopher, 129 William B, 234, 268, 295, 309 ClaraL, 223 S, 268, 295, 296, 309 Cordelia B, 221 Thurston, Addie D, 123, 124 Cornelius, 21, 38, 44, 62, 82, Ticknor, Elizabeth, 118, 160 84, 128 Harriet C, 118 Deborah, 38, 44, 46, 54, 82- Orray, 118 84, 86, 126, 129 TM, Mr, 211 Delia I, 175, 222 Tilden, Caroline, 257, 288, 306 Desire, 84 EmilyM, 257 Edward, 176 George, 257 C, 177, 224 Henry A, 257, 288 E, 131, 176 Lelia SA, 257, 288 J, 223, 255 Tilley, Elizabeth, 24 Edwin, 255 Hope, 15 Elbridge A, 175, 223 Tilson, Mercy, 263 Eliakim, 23, 72 Tilton, Catherine, 102 Eliel, 126 Tobey, Abby F, 220 Elijah, 46, 86 AbiahF, 21, 22 Elisha, 21, 45, 47, 55, 82-84 Abigail, 84, 86, 122, 127, 128 86, 95, 127, 128, 130, 131, Alice B, 223 173 Alithea, 82 N, 129

572 Elizabeth, 46, 47, 86, 120, 129, Isa belle G, 172 174 Jacob, 127 A, 170 James K, 175, 223 G, 130 Jane, 86, 130, 132, 175, 177 H, 174 Jeannette A, 171 L, 176 Jennie B, 223 P, 173 M, 223, 256 W, 127, 129, 174 Jerusha, 21 EllenG, 172 Jessie C, 221 Elnathan, 45, 85 Joanna, 45, 83 Emeline, 132, 177 John, 45, 47, 58, 85, 127, 128 Emily, 177 E, 176, 223 Ethel M, 221 H, 127 Eunice, 121 Joseph, 86, 130, 175 Eva, 224 D, 175 Experience E, 76 Joshua, 44, 77, 81, 83, 95, Ezra, 47, 83, 86, 126, 171 121, 122, 126, 127, 171 Fear, 44, 82 F, 172, 220 Frances, 122 L, 220 Frank, 175 Josiah, 120 G, 176, 223 G, 131 Frederick, 129 Keziah, 85 A, 173, 220 LauraC, 223 K, 220 Lelia, 224 George, 131, 176 M, 223 B, 221 Lemuel, 44, 82-84, 126, 127 R, 223 LenaJ, 223 Gustavus B, 172, 221 Levi, 129, 174 Hannah, 62, 83, 102, 126, 170, Lillian A, 220 171 Lois, 126 F, 83, 95 McE, 127 Harlow, 132, 177 P, 38, 62 Harriet, 129 Lot, 46, 85 HarryW, 221 Louisa, 127 Hawthorne P, 223 A, 127 Helene, 223 Louise, 172, 220 Heman, 83, 86, 126, 131, 170 E, 221 Henry, 130, 132, 177 Lucy, 72, 83, 114, 120, 129, A, 176, 223, 255 163 D, 170 A, 222 Herman, 120 Lulu B, 221

573 LydiaM, 222 Robert, 122, 127, 172 R, 172 W, 126 Margaret, 130 Rosanna, 132, 177 Maria, 44, 81 Ruth, 85 Martha L, 220 Sally, 128, 173 Martin D, 175 H, 127 Mary, 47, 122, 127, 172, 177, Salvina, 45, 85 224 Samuel, 21, 22, 45, 47, 76 AC, 130 86, 129, 132 C, 127 Sarah, 46, 85, 86, 131, 175 D, 41 E, 131 L, 223 M, 174, 222 N, 170 Savell, 174 W, 176 Seth, 11 Mehitable, 58, 97 Silas, 41, 86 F, 21 Sophia C, 130 Melinda, 132 Stephen, 44, 76, 81, 121 M, 177, 224 Sylvanus, 83 Melitiah, 83, 126, 171, 220 Tabitha, 263 MercyH, 58 Thankful, 80, 85, 129 Miss, 103, 144 Thomas A, 126, 170 Mr, 72 R, 121 Nancy, 116, 159, 170, 219 Triphosa C, 172 F, 172 Verell, 224 Nathan, 44, 82, 125 Virginia F, 177, 224 Nathaniel, 47, 222 Warren D, 130 Nellie, 175 William, 83, 84, 122, 128, Newton H, 255 130, 131, 176 Noah, 47, 86 A, 177, 224 Orton, 177 C, 128, 173 Orvis S, 175, 222 E, 122, 175 Pamelia, 47, 86 H, 171, 173, 174, 176, Patience, 21, 23, 44, 82, 84 221, 223, 255 Phebe R, 175, 222 HA, 222 PhosaC, 221 R, 172, 173, 221 Polly, 83, 122, 126, 127, 130, T, 127 174 W, 126 Prince, 41, 46, 47, 86 Zaccheus, 22, 45, 46, 85, 129 Raymond, 224 Zoeth, 46, 85, 129, 130 Reliance, 77 Todd, Ash, 86 Richard W, 130, 175 Eleanor M, 27 I, I 98 P, 271

574 James, 187 Howard M, 271, 298 Louise G, 187, 230 Melville L, 271 MaryM, 187 Michael L, 298 TWingate, 271 RebeccaJ, 298 Tolhurst, Marjorie, 279 Robert M, 298 Tompkins, Abigail, 46 Tupper, Child, 42 Tooher, William, 201, 240 Eliakim, 22 Totman, Rhoda S, 158, 209 Elizabeth B, 20 Thomas, 158 Israel, 20, 42 Tourtellot, George B, 180 JoannaF, 22 Tow le, Martha E, 171, 220 John, 42 Towne, Sarah, 116, 157 Martha, 38 Townsend, Frank B, 213 Nathan, 42 Juliette, 237 Nathaniel, 42 Robert E, 208 Ward, 42 Tozer, Sarah A, 123, 166 Turner, Frances, 145 Tracy, Elizabeth B, 277 S, 252 Florence C, 241 Moses, 59 JamesJ, 241, 277 Peter, 59 Jane M, 277 RobertW, 195 Margaret G, 277 Susan, 195 Treco, Dorothy S, 242 P, 195 Frank S, 242, 278 William B, 145 Gordon D, 278 H, 162 JamesD, 278 Tuttle, Christopher P, 310 Spurgeon, 242 Elizabeth T, 3 IO Trimble, Gov, 66 George C, 297 Trotter, Andrew R, 195 James C, 310 Isabelle, 195, 235 HN, 297, 310 MaryW, 195 John H, 310 Trouant, Samuel, 134 Mabel F, 297 Trowbridge, Abigail, 14, 19 Marion, 229, 260 Eliza beth, 14 Tyler, Mabelle L, 207, 247 ElnaG, 197 Sarah, 211 James, 14 Tyson, Elizabeth R, 194, 234 Tucker, Edmund, 130 George, 194 Eliza beth, 27 Meribah P, 194 Jedediah, 27 Lydia, 130, 175 Upham, John D, 279 Tufts, John, 56, I 99 Marjorie T, 279 Tugel, Anna KB, 271 SusanD, 279

575 Usher, George F, l,~0, 185 WilliamG, 241, 276 Helen M, 185 Walden, Esther D, 194 Hezekiah, 140 Minor, 194 Irene F, 185 Sophie M, I 94 Sarah F, 140 Waldron, Billings, 183 Usry, Chester A, 280 Elizabeth, 58 Louise H, 280 Elvira F, 183, 227 Thomas A, 280 Francis, 183 Usselman, Annal, 216 John, 58 GeorgeL, 211, 251 Margaret L H, 183 W, 216 Nathaniel, 99 Katherine L, 251, 284 Polly B, 183 Mabe!B, 251, 283 Ruth, 58, 59, 99 Martha L, 251, 283 Walker, BettyJ, 227 VirginiaA, 251, 284 Ebenezer, JOO Joanna, JOO Vail, Charlotte S, 155, 206 Samuel, JOO Mary J, 205, 282 Wallace, John E, 202 Vamosi,JanetE, 303, 312 Louise, 202 Lewis, 303 Maude P, 202 Myrtle CS, 303 Wamboldt, Elizabeth R, 259 Van Buskirk, Elizabeth C, 243 Robert H, 259 Van Deventer, Leta, 279 Sarah, 259, 290 Varnum, James K, Gen!, 59, 61 Wanning, Clara A, 228 Martha C, 59, 61 Henry, 185, 228 Von Kraal, see under K F, 228 Thomas E, 228 Wade, Clare, 289 Ward, Maj Gen!, 265 Wadsworth,Joseph, 72, 73 Ware, Susan, 116, 159 Waechter, Louise, 270 Wardwell, Hannah, 140, 185 Wagner, Barbara A, 285 Lydia, 99 Mr, 252, 285 Nancy, 99, 139 Wainwright, Peter, 62 Samuel, 59, 99 Wait, Deborah, 12 Tabitha, 140 Wake, Eliza, 204, 245 Warmington, Caroline B, 151, 201 Wald, Stephen M, 110 George H, 151 Waldau, LucyC G, 241 MelissaB, 151 MatthewG, 276 Warner, Alice E G, 256 Walter F, 241 Charles 0, 256 G, 276 Elizabeth, 256, 287 WendyG, 276 Warren, Alice, 39

576 MercyO, 29 Horace L, 222 Nathaniel, 39 Wells, Melinda N, 127 Richard, 39 Welsh, Clevelle H, 275 Warrington, Donald E, 275, 303 Washburn, Chloe, 135 Edward F, 275 John, 263 Leah B, 303 Mercy, 263 NancyMcM, 75, 119 Washington, George, Pres, 59-61, Wendt, Ella, 295 89 Wentworth, Carol M, 251, 283 Waterhouse, Moses, 107 David, 143 Waterman, Abigail, 51 Gladys M, 251 Watson, Capt, 90 William E, 251 George H, 236 Werchan, Ella W, 295 Margaret, 236, 272 June, 295, 309 SW, 236 Walter H, 295 Waugh,James H, 219 Wesson, Herbert W, 210 Webb, Maragret A, 269 James L, 210 Webster, John, 103 Leonard, 159, 210 Weeks,James, 76, 121 West, Amasa, 23 Tamson, 72, 114 Francis, 23 Weigel, Ann K, 280 Hannah, 75, 118 Jane A, 280, 305 Harriet J, 262 Stanley A, 280 Sarah, 85, 129 Weihmiller, Horace E, 252 Thomas, 23 Marion PC, 252 Westbrook, Capt, 25 Matthew, 285 Wheatley, Lelia I, 249 Richard, 252, 285 Louis F, 249 Weir, Edith D, 234, 269 Margaret I, 249, 280 JohnF, 234 Wheeler, Dorothy H, 301 Luther, 139 Esther, 194 MaryHF, 234 Henry J, 301 Welling, Joseph, 119 Horace, 160, 210 Wellington, Christopher J, 286 L, 210 Douglas A, 286 Nancy H, 301 Guilbert E, 254 Samuel, 134 Michael S, 286 Thomas, Capt, 194 Rebecca A AC, 254 Wheelock, Peter, 85 Richard H, 254, 286 Wheelwright, Maria, 268, 269 Scott P, 286 Whelden, Joseph, 46, 129 SusanA, 286 Ruth, 45 Wellman, Clarence E, 17 4, 222 White, Alden, 255

577 Alexander, 130, 174 Wilkins, Katherine, 250 Amanda, 130 Willard, Col, 53 R, 173 Willey, I, Mr, 80 Benjamin, 28, 222, 255 Williams, Abraham, 82 Dorcas L, 203, 244 AnnaL W, 232 Dulcie J, 253 Arabella, 196 Elizabeth K, 241 Earle V, 211 Frances N, 241 Edith MB, 237 John, 28 Gertrude B, 237, 272 Mary, 28, 162 N, 281 Sarah, 139 Isabella, 213 M, 175 James H, 281 Susannah C, 28 JohnF, 82 Whiteside, Carolyn A, 250, 281 Lovina M, 155 WadeC, 250 LynnN, 281, 305 Willie MA, 250 Margaret S, 236 Whiting, Caroline F S, 152 Marshall SP, 237 Florence H, 152, 203 Martha, 82, 126 JohnH, 152 Mary, 154, 195, 205 Whitlock, Lydia, 1 IO E, 232, 265 Whitman, Kilborn, 90 Richard, 244, 293 Whitney, Josiah, 74, 75 P, 376 Madeleine B, 235 Roger, 2, 15 Whittaker, J H, Mr, 225 Ruhanna, 140 Whittled on, Harriet, 131, 176 Sarah, 27 Wight, Henry, 99 C, 293 Wilbore, Nancy, 84, 129 S, 197, 253 Wilcox, Ada AG, 240 Venetta C, 366, 382 Charles, 81, 125, 126 VickyL, 376 Edgar Z, 240, 275 William J, 293 George W, 240 M, 216 Kimberly A, 303 Wood, 232 Lyman, 125 Willison, Rachel, 14, 15 MarkD, 303 Wilson, Ada B, 216 Maria, 125 AnnaL, 232 Mary, 125, 167 Meredith, 216, 250 Paul E, 275, 303 Mr, 36 Sarah, 125 Robert C, 216 ScottC, 303 Vivian, 251 Steven P, 303 Wing, Henry, 170, 219 Warren, 125 T, 219

578 Winslow, Abigail, 91, 133-35 Geraldine E, 302, 312 W, 51 KarlM, 275 Adeline, 179 MaryS, 275 Almira, 133, 179 Michelle C, 312 AnnieL, 227 Wood, Jemima, 63 Benjamin, 134 LydiaF, 110 F, 181 LymanP, 296 Charles B, 183, 227 MaryP, 296 Chloe J, 182, 226 Nancy, 296, 309 Edward P, 179 Woodman,AbbieJ, 157 Elizabeth, 134 Archelaus, 62, 73 A, 179 DanielT, 158, 222, 277 George H, 226 Edward, 62 HarryD, 227 Elijah, 74 Isaac, 134 Esther, 158, 278 John, 53, 97, 262, 266 George S, 115, 157 A, 182, 226 Jacob, 73 B, 135, 182 Jennie, 158 Jonathan, 11 John, 62 Joseph, 91, 134, 135, 182, 183 W, 158 B, 182 Jonathan, 62 Josiah, 79 Joshua, 62 Kenelm, 51, 90, 133, 135, 181 Maria, 158, 278 LucyW, 182 Moses, 73 Martha, 134, 179 Walter, 158, 278 Mary, 134, 182, 262, 266 William, 75, 114, 115, 158 Nancy, 179, 225 B, 158, 278 Nathaniel, 133, 179 C, 158 Orra P, 182, 226 E, 222, 277 Rebecca, 79, 183 Woodruff, Enos, 139 Reuben, 91 Woods, Christopher J, 294 Ruth, 134, 181 Jeffrey L, 294 S, 8-11 Woodson K, 266, 293 Sarah F, 134 Wooster, Jesse, 23 S, 9 Woodward, George W, 183 Serena, 179 SusanM, 164, 214 Velonia K, 179 Woodworth, James, 53 Willard L, 182 Sarah, 53, 93 William, 9 Worcester, Eben, 225 Wiswell, Julia A, 198, 238 Worth, Ruth T, 85 Wolf, Charles M, 275, 302, 312 Sasson, 85

579 Worthington, Dorothy, 256, 288 Yale, Josiah, Capt, 75 Glenn H, 229, 256 York, Viola, 240 Gov, 66 Yoste, Peter, 73, 74 Jane, 66, 110 Young, Elizabeth, 135 JohnC, 256 Nancy, 114, 153 Julia, 256 Rachel, 253 Richard, 256 Ruth, 256 Zadra, John, 258 Wrenn, Carolyn F, 215 B, 258 Charles L, 215 Mary, 258 Thomas, 215 Mary FA, 257, 258 Wright, Louisa], 122, 164 Zahnizer, George B, 292 Wrightenton, Miss, 109, 149 Zarynoff, Donya B, 287 Wrightington, Mary J B, 183, 227 George P, 255 Wroth, Martha P, 259, 289 Margaret M, 255 Peregrine, 259 MarkG, 287 WieTL, 259 Paul G, 255, 287 Wygant, Benjamin B, 200 Zwicker, AshleyC, 218 Henry, 148, 200 Brandon M, 286 S, 200 Cara E, 286 Philip McH, 200 David R, 253, 286 Wyskiel, Clare W, 289 Elaine B, 253 Matthew W, 289, 306 Helen MS, 218 Richard J, 307 Richard C, 254, 286 RobertH, 218, 253

580 Places by States

ALABAMA San Rafael, 269 Auburn, 309 Santa Barbara, 197 Birmingham, 278 Santa Monica, 202, 234, 266, 277, Theodore, 145 294, 305 South Pasadena, 30 I ARIZONA Stockton, 150 Douglas, 214 Vallejo, 110 Tucson, 230, 261, 291, 292, 307 COLORADO ARKANSAS Central City, 258 Fayetteville, 279 Colorado Springs, 292, 295 Van Buren, 279 Denver, 211,238,266,271,281, 291 CALIFORNIA Alameda, 273 CONNECTICUT Atascadero, 302 Bethlehem, 249 Berkeley, 197, 273, 274 Bloomfield, 167, 254 Camp YankeeJims, 147 Bridgeport, 196 Carmel, 238 Cornwall, 272 Fresno, 251 East Haven, 144 Fontana, 311 Fairfield, 49, 83 Hollister, 240 Farmington, 229, 259 Hollywood, 277 Gaylordsville, 144 Lake Tahoe, 267 Glastonbury, 249 Los Angeles, 151, 202, 228, 241, Greenwich, 251, 290 242, 253, 286, 293, 294, 305 Hartford, 99, 141, 187, 195, 229, Los Gatos, 204 237, 249, 259, 260, 281, 287, North Hollywood, 249 290, 299 Oakland, 238, 240 Kent, 23 Oat Hill, 147, 240 Lebanon, 21 Palo Alto, 308, 309 Lyme, 259, 290 Pasadena, 228, 242, 301 Manchester, 249, 280, 300, 301, Piedmont, 273 304 Pomona, 311 Meriden, 249 Redwood City, 309 Middletown, 86, 108, 120, 130, Sacramento, 122, 150 131, 148, 162 San Francisco, 305 Mystic, 195

581 New Haven, 165, 196, 215, 234, West Palm Beach, 230, 288 280, 281, 290, 305, 310 Winter Haven, 229, 230, 232 NewLondon, 291 Norwalk, 290 GEORGIA Norwich, 237 Albany, 211 Pomfret, 27 Athens, 309 Redding, 272 Atlanta, 162,211,243,256,311 Ridgefield, 276 Augusta, 308 Rockville, 301, 312 Cave Springs, 234, 268 Somers, 253 Columbus, 118, 129, 161, 211 South Norwalk, 215 Gainesville, 161 Stamford, 271, Macon, 255 Stonington, 23, 194 Tifton, 259 Tolland, 23 Watertown, 236 HAWAII Westbrook, 109 Honolulu, 266, 293 West Hartford, 190, 281 Kanahoe, 270 Westport, 215 IDAHO Wilson Point, 215 Boise, 203 Hailey, 260 DELAWARE Wallace, 297 Wilmington, 255, 270, 276, 287 ILLINOIS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Amboy, 106 57, 89, 145, 159, 203, 205, 211, Chicago, 131, 152, 160, 203, 207, 229, 242, 250, 252, 256, 290, 212, 221, 233, 243, 272, 291, 299, 310 295, 296, 298, 302, 305 Dundee, 295 FLORIDA Dwight, 203 Anna Maria, 292 Evanston, 221, 229, 243 Bartow, 230 Great Lakes, 290 Cocoa, 309 Peoria, 130 Coral Gables, 273 R usselville, 130 Daytona Beach, 278 Waukegan, 131 Fort Lauderdale, 230 Winnetka, 296 Lakeland, 291 Miami, 230, 273, 290 INDIANA St Augustine, 91, 230 Bedford, 117 Sarasota, 293, 307 FortWayne, 170 Tampa, 289 Indianapolis, 276, 297 Titusville, 230 Sylvania, 216

582 IOWA Clinton, 116, 157, 209 Corning, 200 East Winthrop, 204 Des Moines, 167, 256 Fairfield, 116, 117, 157, 158 Dubuque, 187 Farmington, 82, 83, 126 Sheldon, 222 Fayette, 147 Sioux City, 297 Fort Norridgewock, 25, 26 Gardiner, 106 KANSAS Hampden, 75 Fort Leavenworth, 251 Hallowell, 72, 114, 152-54, 203 Hutchinson, 183 Leeds, 96 Kansas City, 207 Lewiston, 206, 209 Wichita, 308 Pittsfield, 147 Portland, 217 KENTUCKY Richmond, 141 Fort Campbell, 308 Rome, 205 Louisville, 160, 187, 230, 287, Saco, 50 292, 298 St Albans, 116, 158 Searsport, 251 LOUISIANA Sidney, 126 Alexandria, 278 Skowhegan, 283 Amite, 278 Somerset Co, 73 Baton Rouge, 304 Thomaston, 147 Crowley, 278 Wayne, 96, 147 Hammond, 303 Wilton, 219 Metairie, 278, 279, 304 Windham, 134 Napoleonville, 243 Windsor, 90, 179 NewOrleans, 160, 202, 242, 243, Winthrop, 55 278-80, 287, 304, 306 Opelousas, 279 MARYLAND Shreveport, 202 Annapolis, 306 Baltimore, 91, 185, 187, 194 MAINE College Park, 258 Auburn, 204 Darlington, 229, 258, 259 Bangor, 114, 307 Frederick, 229, 258, 259 Bar Harbor, 230 Hagerstown, 140, 141, 185, 187, Belfast, 147, 200 229, 257, 258 Biddeford, 50 Hyattsville, 257 Brooksville, 252 Laurel, 245 Burnham, 147, 200 MtVernon, 66 Canaan, 157, 209 Ruxton, 258 Castine, 163, 284 Sharpsburg, 140, 187

583 MASSACHUSETTS Buzzards Bay, 203, 275 Abington, 91, 134, 181, 218, 220 Cambridge, 172, 173, 198, 208, Acushnet, 55, 173, 255, 302 216, 219, 222, 236, 251, 255, Agawam, 14 271, 288, 296, 302, 312 Amesbury, 218, 260, 261 Carver, 69 Andover, 237 Charlestown, 120, 197 Annisquam, 296 Charlton, 129, 130 Arlington, 165, 253, 286 Chatham, 110 Ashfield, 86 Chelsea, 124 Ashland, 221 Chesterfield, 21, 86 Attleboro, 82, 158, 183 Chestnut Hill, 252 Barnstable, 3, 9, 10, 15, 17, 18, Chicopee, 86, 13 I, 206 20, 22, 24, 26, 30, 33, 34, 38, Chilmark, 16, 35, 36, 72 47-51, 64, 89, 91, 92, 94, 97, Cohasset, 237 121, 126, 135, 137, 183, 184 Concord, 237, 282 Belmont, 167, 218, 255 Conway, 45-47, 85, 86, 130 Beverly, 79, 144 Dartmouth, 20, 23, 45-52, 55, 74, Blandford, I 31 75, 82, 84-86, 95, 123, 128 Boston, 5, 14, 26, 27, 29, 30, 35- Dedham, 167, 218, 306 37, 41, 48, 49, 53, 54, 62, 80, Dennis, 87, 91, 221 82, 84, 95, 100, 104, 108, 110, Dighton, 145, 183, 227 114, 115, 123, 134, 135, 147, Dorchester, 83, 115, 197, 207, 153, 159, 162, 164, 167, 182, 208, 214, 221, 247 183, 194, 196-98, 203, 208, Duxbury, 3, 9, 10, 24 214, 216-18, 221, 235-37, East Bridgewater, 34, 182, 226 251, 252, 256, 268-70, 272, East Freetown, 275 273, 282, 283, 285-87, 295, Eastham, 94 296, 298, 300, 302, 303 East Sandwich, 110, 170 Bourne, 5, 104, 124, 144, 145, East Wareham, 14, 66 152, 165, 197, 203, 273, 302, Edgartown, 17 312 Eel River, 3 Bournedale, 3 Elizabeth Islands, 17, 72-74 Bradford, 166, 167, 171, 217, 218 Fairhaven, 149, 155, 157, 165, Braintree, 27, 36 173, 214 Brewster, 87, 88, 133 FaIIRiver, 164, 183, 214 Bridgewater, 96, I 10, 134, 135, Falmouth, 25, 26, 34, 39, 43, 47, 149, 154, 181, 182 52, 57, 72, 74, 75, 81-83, 88, Brighton, I 04, 111 92, 93, 96, 97, 114-116, 125, Brockton, 111, 127, 221, 274, 312 127, 135-38, 150, 157, 159, Brookfield, 82 163, 167, 201, 207 Brookline, 28, 176, 254 Farmington, 170

584 Fitchburg, 167, 217, 218 Mansfield, 183 Foxboro, 165, 166, 167, 217 Marblehead, 49, 90, 133 Framingham, 216, 237, 250, 251, Marion, 166, 216, 274 283, 287 Marlborough, 134, 172, 251 Franklin, 111 Marshfield, 2, 9, 10, 50, 79, 91, Freeport, 56 134 Freetown, 129 Marston's Mills, 110 Gloucester, 184, 228, 256 Martha'sVineyard, 17, 51, 72 Goshen, 62 Mashepaug, Mashpee, 4, 5, 7 Grafton, 255 Mattapan, 152 Granville, 119 Mattapoisett, 155 Greenwich, 21 Medfield, 35 Groton, 218, 286 Medford, 217, 252, 253 Hadley, 126 Melrose, 253 Hanover, 20 Middleborough, 164, 206 Hanson, 182 Middleton, Middletown, 65 Hardwick, 28, 31-33, 56 Millbury, 86 Harwich, 20, 47, 81, 88, 133, 172, Milton, 234-36, 268, 269 197, 221 Nantucket, 17, 65, 84, 107, 108, Hatchville, 167 157, 251 Hatfield, 21 Natick, 252 Haverhill, 166, 217, 252, 275 Naushon, 39, 72 Hingham, 8, 12, 13, 57, 90, 204, Needham, 156, 251 252 Neponset, 151 Hyannis, 81, Ill, 151, 152, 260 NewBedford, 45, 46, 69, 81, 83- Hyannisport, 291 85, 103, 109, 110, 112, 122, Hyde Park, 236 123, 128, 144, 155, 163, 164, Indian Neck, 14, 39, 70, 71, 110 173, 206, 213, 222, 251, 275, Ipswich, 137, 138, 170 302 Jamaica Plain, 197, 269 Newburyport, 90, 166, 217, 252, Kingston, 23 253, 260 Lee, 38, 74, 75, 82, 117, 121, 126 NewDighton, 183 Lexington, 157 Newton, 170, 181, 226, 253, 254, Long Beach, 19 273, 282 LongMeadow, 131 Newton Centre, 237 Lowell, 158, 210, 268 Newton Falls, 197, 206 Ludlow, 86 Northampton, 126, 144, 196, 236, Lynn, 271 282 Malden, 209 North Bridgewater, 126, 171, 172, Manamet, Manement, Manomet, 220 Monument, 3, 5, 21, 43, 164 North Falmouth, 81, 125

585 North Middleborough, 144 South Middleborough, 110 Norton, 227 South Weymouth, 254 Norwood, 254 Springfield, 29, 86, 130, 131, 176, Osterville, 110 216, 232, 253 Peabody, 256 Stillwater, 75 Pembroke, 91, 134, 135, 182 Stockbridge, 196 Pittsfield, 74, 118, 160, 257 Sudbury, 251, 273 Plymouth, I, 3, 5-8, 14, 18, 19, Sunderland, 134 35, 53, 75, 78, 84, 94, 116, Taunton, 56, 84, 110, 182, 183, 234, 237 201, 206, 216, 227, 302 Plympton, 92, 108, 156 Tisborough, 58 Princeton, 30 Tisbury, 17, 18, 36, 75, 115 Provincetown, 4, 221 Waban, 197, 273 Quincy, 33, 104, 156, 208, 302, Waltham, 99, 141, 197 312 Wareham, 14, 19, 38, 39, 42, 65- Randolph, 171, 208 71, 77, 80, 82, 83, 108-113, Raynham, 227 135, 145, 148-52, 156, 164, Rehoboth, 21, 100 172, 183, 200, 207, 240, 243, Rochester, 14, 19, 21, 29, 38, 55, 274, 275, 301-3, 312, 313 63, 67, 78, 82, 128, 155, 156, Warren, 131 165 Watertown, 17, 34, 219, 259 Roxbury, 26, 27, 88, 93, 106, 184, Webster, 260 197, 221, 261 Wellesley, 304 Sagamore, 156, 165, 207 Wellfleet, 37, 220 Salem, 78, 197, 254 West Barnstable, 38, I 10 Sandwich, 3, 5, 7-30, 33, 34, 36- West Bridgewater, 166, 167 44, 47, 53-55, 58, 62-65, 69, Westdale, 166, 167 72-83, 88, 93-97, 102-104, Westfield, 173, 221 107-109, 114-117, 120-127, Westford, 253 137, 145, 150, 155-57, 159, West Hartford, 260 163-66, 171-73, 206, 213, WestMedford, 203 214, 216, 220, 248 West Wareham, 240 Scarborough, 100 Weymouth, 182 Scituate, 2, I I, 20, 25, 26, 41, 53, Whitman, 207 93, 135 Wilbraham, 130 Shawmee, 2 Williamsburg, 62 Shrewsbury, 27, 87 Winchester, 164, 254 Somerville, 218, 250 Woburn, 254, 286, 303 Southborough, 87, 250 W ollaston, 242 SouthBoston, Ill, 135, 183 Worcester, 56, 172, 254, 298 South Dartmouth, 213 Yarmouth, 12, 54, 55, 87, 137, South Hadley, 125 183, 184, 227

586 MICHIGAN Louisiana, 294 Ann Arbor, 266, 310 St Louis, 130, 131, 144, 249, 266, Battle Creek, 271 311 Bloomfield Hills, 265, 267 Springfield, 271 Coldwater, 212 Detroit, 2, 141, 187-93, 230, 232- MONTANA 34, 236, 261, 265-67, 270, Butte, 253 278, 293, 294, 297, 298, 308, Fort Buford, 158 310, 311 Havre, 253 Eagle River, 182 Flint, 215 NEBRASKA Gladstone, 266 Blair, 157 Grosse Pointe, 297, 30 I Omaha, 283 Grosse Pointe Farms, 187, 193 230, 232, 233, 266 NEVADA Grosse Pointe Park, 261 Reno, 250, 258, 260, 295 Harbor Point, 193 Harbor Springs, 233 NEW HAMPSHIRE Highland Park, 265 Alton, 273, 301 Lansing, 243 Concord, 176 Mt Clemens, 190 Durham, 141 Plymouth, 266 Exeter, 176, 286 Port Huron, 267 Great Falls, 171 Royal Oak, 278, 293, 309 Hampton, 17 Stanton, 162, 212 Hanover, 300 Hopkinton, 176 MINNESOTA Keene, 296 Lake Park, 158 Laconia, 252 Minneapolis, 242, 305 LymeCenter, 236 Manchester, 289 MISSISSIPPI Plainfield, 272 Columbus, 279 Portsmouth, 286 Jackson, 278 Rindge, 253 Meridian, 242, 243 Warren, 175 Pass Christian, 280 Vicksburg, 279, 303 NEW JERSEY Warrenton, 162 Bernardsville, 250 Camden, 249, 271 MISSOURI Cranford, 215, 216, 250 Berger, 271 East Orange, 211, 296 Kansas City, 261 Hackensack, 250

587 Hoboken, 238, 272 East Hamburg, 196 Maywood, 211 Elmira, 270 Montclair, 166 Fort Edward, 53 Newark, 293 Geneva, 131, 159 Nutley, 166 Glens Falls, 162, 300 Orange, 241 Granville, 75, 119, 162 Perth Amboy, 68 Greenfield, 46 Plainfield, 268, 283, 295 Greenport LI, 284 Princeton, 285 Hartwick, 75, 119, 161, 162 Red Bank, 266, 281 Hudson, 83, 154 Rumson, 250 Huntington LI, 306 South Orange, 259 Larchmont, 258 Summit, 216, 234, 250, 282, 308 Lebanon, 257 Westfield, 165, 195 Lisbon, 119, 161, 212 Woodbury, 296 Little Nine Partners, 85 Mattituck LI, 251, 284 NEW MEXICO MountVernon, 213 Lordsburg, 261 NewBerlin, 162 MountainAir, 271 Newburg, 96 NewLebanon, 217 NEWYORK New Rochelle, 194, 284 Albany, 53, 75, 118, 119, 155, NewYorkCity, 13, 68, 141, 165, 162, 271, 300 172, 173, 182, 194, 195, 201, Ballston, 4 7, 87 207, 216, 219, 229, 235, 236, Bedford, 252 248-50, 258, 260, 267, 271, Binghamton, 254 272, 281, 294, 300, 306, 307 Bronx, 251 Ogdensburg, 119, 161, 211, 248 Bronxville, 272 Onandaga Valley, 156 Brooklyn, 108, 162, 165, 166, 172, Otisville, 236 196, 215-17, 221, 236, 251, Oyster Bay LI, 96 271, 285, 295, 306 PortChester, 258, 272 Buffalo, 172, 218, 221. 270 PortJefferson, 145, 251, 283, 284 Butternuts, 46, 85 Potsdam, 161 Cambridge, 194 Rhinebeck, 236, 271 Chappaqua, 250 Rochester, 130, I 31, 173, 279 Cohoes, 194 Rome, 255, 260 Columbus, 162 Saranac Lake, 270 Congers, 272 Saratoga Springs, 119 Corning, 259 Schenectady, I 97, 301 Crown Point, 30, 39 Schroon Lake, 194 East Granville, 119 Scipio, 94

588 Shelter Island, 56 Cleveland Heights, 151, 201, 207, Sherburne, 87 241, 271 Shokan, 166 Columbus, 69, 176 Skaneateles, 162 Dayton, 223, 291 South Edmonston, 119 Delaware, 176 Southold LI, 33, 34 Elyria, 304 Staten Island, 33, 56, 270 Hamilton, 118 S try kersville, 196 Kenton, 176 Suffern, 251, 283 Lima, 176, 223 Syossett LI, 287 Lunda, 177 Syracuse, 156, 162, 165, 213, 299 Marietta, 66 Tarrytown, 281, 299 Marysville, 223 Ticonderoga, 30, 39 Massillon, 269 Triangle, 174 Mount Victory, 176 Utica, 280 Sandusky, 162 Washington Co, 161 Sidney, 176 WestPoint, 53 South Euclid, 272 West Troy, 257 Toledo, 176, 215, 223, 233, 258 Waldo, 177 NORTH CAROLINA Warren, 188 Chapel Hill, 301 West Mansfield, 177 Charlotte, 269 YorkTwp, 131, 176 Fayetteville, 258 Youngstown, 201, 202, 275 Roanoke Rapids, 253 Rock Hill, 213 OKLAHOMA Weeks ville, 266 Medford, 295 White Oak, 57 Norman, 295 PoncaCity, 282 NORTH DAKOTA Tulsa, 216, 250 Englewood, 167 OREGON OHIO Camp Pendleton, 253 Akron, 220 Portland, 145 Ashtabula, 111, 152 Canton, 250 PENNSYLVANIA Chillicothe, 66, 68, 69, 109, 110 Berwyn, 287 Cincinnati, 157, 160, 176, 215, 298 Bethlehem, 267 Cleveland, 110-12, 150,152,196, Brady's Bend, 135, 183, 227 201, 202, 220, 237, 240, 242, Carlisle, 130, 286 243, 255, 269, 271, 272, 275- Carlisle Barracks, 284 78, 280, 298, 300 Easton, 281

589 Edenburg, 149 SOUTH CAROLINA Germantown, 194, 234, 235, 268, Beaufort, 81, 125, 167 270, 294 Camden, 215 Gettysburg, 258 Charleston, 127, 234, 235, 270, Harrisburg, 295 296 Haverford, 303 Dillon, 260 Lancaster, 256 Richburg, 162 McClintocville, 109, 149 Rocky Hill, 162 McKeesport, 303 Saleida, 243 Marion, 147 Summerville, 234 New Brighton, 237 Philadelphia, 31, 68, 75, 86, 109, SOUTH DAKOTA 117-19, 130, 182, 234, 235, Vermillion, 297 258, 267-69, 294, 305, 311 Pittsburgh, 68, 182, 183, 213, TENNESSEE 226, 260, 278, 297 Memphis, 130, 131 Sewickley, 292 Spotsylvania, 203 TEXAS SugarGrove, 261 Brenham, 295 Susquehanna Co, 129 Dallas, 279, 282 Thornburg, 117 Denison, 238 Washington, 261, 302 Fort Worth, 280 West Chester, 117, 160, 210 Gay Hill, 295 Williamsport, 182, 258 Gillmer, 279 Houston, 260 RHODE ISLAND Kingston, 270 Barrington, 58 Pharr, 243 Bristol, 34, 35, 58, 59, 99-101, Rockwell, 270 139-142, 185, 194, 195, 234, Victoria, 20 I 235, 267, 268 Freetown, 96 UTAH Heil's Grove, 175 Mammoth, 214 Newport, 35, 59 Springville, 214, 249 Pawtucket, 194 Providence, 59, 94, 107, 164, 173, VERMONT 230, 235, 236, 253, 255, 268- Barre, 280 70, 272, 291, 296, 297, 302, Burlington, 166, 268, 272, 310 307, 312 Cabot, 158 South Kingston, 75 Calais, 85, 129, 130, 175 Tiverton, 185 Charlotte, 296, 309 Warren, 59, 183, 195 East Montpelier, 130 Westerly, 235, 292 East Sheldon, 166

590 Montpelier, 129 WASHINGTON Norwich, 158 Chehalio, 249 Proctor, 310 Seattle, 249, 281, 297 Royalton, 130 Spokane, 109, 285, 297 Shelburne, 296 Tacoma, 150, 200 Shelby, 296 Thetford, 182 WEST VIRGINIA Walden, 130, 175 Fairmount, 241, 276 Wardsboro, 85 Woodstock, 270, 272 WISCONSIN Fond du Lac, 208 VIRGINIA Hammond, 175 Alexandria, 229 Kenosha, 211 Arlington, 241 La Crosse, 269 Berryville, 258 Milwaukee, 259 Charlottesville, 229 Crozet, 229 WYOMING FallsChurch, 151,241 Cheyenne, 309 Luray, 229 Creston, 191 Norfolk, 269, 282, 285 Kemmerer, 308 Petersburg, 131 Rawlins, 285 Portsmouth, 285, 312 Sheridan, 281 Quantico, 282

591 Foreign Countries

ALGERIA ONTARIO Algiers, 267 Blantyre, 243 Orleansville, 267 Hamilton, 198

AUSTRIA PROVINCE OF QUEBEC Senica, 260 Bertheville, 206 Vienna, 260 Montreal, 30, 206, 242, 273, 277, 278. BARBADOS Barbados, 2 SASKATCHEWAN Wadena, 250 BELGIUM Blankenburghe, 295 CHINA Brugges, 295 Shanghai, 270 Brussells, 310 CANAL ZONE CANADA Panama City, 218 BRITISH COLUMBIA Vancouver, 237 CURACAO Curacao, 250 NEW BRUNSWICK StJohn, 219 CUBA Baracoa, 108 NEWFOUNDLAND Havana, 111 StJohn's, 164 DENMARK NOVA SCOTIA Copenhagen, 270 Annapolis, 56, 138 Barton's Cove, 138 ENGLAND Bear River, 218 Barnstable, 1, 11 Canning, 275 Benefield, 24 Central Wilmot, 33 Burtonwood, 260 Clements, 56, 96 Cambridge, 282 Cornwallis, 56 Dunston, l 00 Digby, 134, 184 Edgebaston, 266 Louisburg, 49 Greensted, 2 Middleton, 33 Isle of Man, 78 Wilmot, 33 Liverpool, 62

592 London, 2, 19, 36, 160, 194, 228, HOLLAND 238, 273 Amsterdam, 89 Preston, 253 Southampton, 17 JAMAICA Tisbury, 17 Jamaica, 128 Kingston, 111 FRANCE Bordeaux, 90 MEXICO Nice, 288 CiudadJuarez, 295 Paris, 141, 202 Mexico City, 218, 254 Vichy, 187 PHILIPPINE ISLANDS GERMANY Manila, 307 Aachen, 271 Annaberg, 196 REP OF SOUTH AFRICA Frankfurt, 287 Johannesburg, 309 Hamburg, 272 STKITTS GUAM StKitts, 2 Guam, 298 SWITZERLAND GUADELOUPE Geneva, 294 Guadeloupe, 99, 194 VENEZUELA HAITI Caracas, 250 Port-au-Prince, 43, 80, 175

593 Ships

Avon, 105 James, 79 Bevis, 100 John Allyne, 105 Charming Betty, 14 Lagoda, 103 Clarence, I 07 Mars, 82 Daniel Webster, 106 Mercury, 80 Elizabeth & Dorcas, 35 Nancy, 40 Fortune, 19 Newport Mercury, 60 Glascow, 60 Nimrod, 67 Groton, 140 Prometheus, 147 Hatteras, 111 Republic, 82 Herald, 127 Roscoe, 103 Hopewell, 105 Rose, 60 Hudson, 105 Swan, 60 Iuka, Ill Yosemite, 188

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