The Genealogy of the Dallett Family

Fancis James Dallett

Philadelphia, PA 1946

1llalldt (DALET)

DEDICATED to BETTY (ROSE) DALLETT 1744 - 1832 and to her last surviving great granddaughter

CATHERINE ELIZABETH (DALLETT) SMITH born 1860

INTRODUCTION

The lack of a printed genealogical record of the Dallett family has been greatly felt with the diminishing of the family and the scattering of private manuscripts. This volume, my attempt to fill the gap, is the result of several years research and correspondence done only in leisure time. The first six genera­ tions are fully documented, and, with very few exceptions, every descendant of the family in this country has been listed. There is still a tremendous amount of work to be done in English records to make_ a Dallett record really complete, and it is my hope that this may be done. The expense involved in engraving has pre­ cluded illustrations, but Marjorie Hemphill Williamson has been gathering together copies of many family pictures of the older generations, and prints of these to be bound in the bac;k of indi­ vidual copies may be obtained. I acknowledge with many thanks the assistance given to me by various m~µibers of the family, some now dead, and the interest manifested in the preparation of this volume. It is hoped that any additions or corrections will immediately be brought to my atten­ tion so that in future a sheet may be issued giving such further information, and that it will be possible to locate still other older family pictures, particularly of the first two Thomas Dalletts, and any of our English antecedents.

FRANCIS JAMES DALLETT, JR. Wayne, Pennsylvania May, 1946

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE Origin of the Name ...... 7 Beginnings of the Family in England ...... 7 The Dallett Lineage ...... 1 O References to the First Six Generations ...... 74 Other Dalletts in America ...... 77 The Dumbrell Family .. -...... 77 The Woodman Family .....·...... 79 The Rose Family ...... 82 The Saunders Family ...... 87 The Jenkinson Family ...... 88 Index ...... ·...... 93

Abbreviations Used

b.-bom bur.-buried bapt.-baptized d.-died dau.-daughter of memb.-member of m.-married unm.-unmarried prob.-probably

Names should first be looked for in the index. The bracketed number following the individual's number preceding the name is the number of the parent through whom the descent is traced.

THE DALLETT FAMILY

Origin of the Name

HE surname, Dallett, is of French origin, and is a variant of T Dalet or Dalette. Dalette or Alette, in the Bourbon dialect, diocese of Boulogne, is a word for a small wing in architecture, 1 of which Webster says "Roman and Neoclassic arch, the pilaster­ like abutment of the arch seen on either side of the large engaged column, or pilaster, which carries the entablature."2 The closely related old French word, ailette, signified an iron or steel shoulder­ plate worn by men-at-arms before the complete evolution of plate armor, the original of the epaulet, and sometimes charged with heraldic bearings; this being a diminutive of aile: wing, from the Latin, ala.2 Thus the name was probably assigned to its earliest bearers because of their connection with a certain arch or because they wore a distinctive shoulder-plate. The name gained the CCD" from the French preposition de: of, for example, Philippe de Alette (Philip of the arch, or Philip of the shoulder-plate) be­ came Philippe d'Alett. The name seems to occur in several sections of F ranee. At the turn of ~~ twentieth century, at the village of Goderville, N.E. of Havre, in the Seine-Inferieure Dept., the mayor was a M. Dallett, and he owned a beautiful dairy farm which had been in his family for generations. 3 The family of Dalet, from which the family dealt with herein may be remotely descended, was seated in the ancient province ( now Dept.) of Auvergne, in southern France. Beginnings of the Family in England The name of Dallett early appears in Sussex and Kent in southeastern England, in several variants. The will of one John Walter, of Iden, Sussex, dated March 14, 1551-2, states that his executrix "wth the consent and advyse 1 of John Dallet and Goddard Foster" is to "bestowe the sayd vij i so receyved in the kyngs highway in places moost nedefull betwene Hapys Hill in Iden and the Hyll in Playden comenly callyd beggeryshe hill." 5 7 The Genealogy of

A Sir Thomas Dollet was curate of the church of Saltwode, Kent, in 1552.6 A John Dallett, of Rye, Sussex, had will dated December 2, 1587, and proved February 27, 1588;7 he is probably the husband of Mrs. Ellen Dallett, of Rye, whose estate was administered July 14, 1593.8 There is, in the middle aisle of the Church of All Saints, Lydd, in the Romney Marsh, Kent, a slab to William Dallet who died in 1598.9 It seems likely that all of these Dalletts were several genera­ tions at least removed from F ranee. By the beginning of the following century the name was well established in Sussex and Kent. Alexander Sharppeighe, of Benenden, Kent, an officer of the East India Company, ubound for the fourth voyage to the East Indies; general of the ships 'Ascension' and 'Union' of London" made his will, dated March 22, 1607/08, on board the Ascension, in the downs near Deal in Kent, naming many relatives to share in his large estate in­ cluding his mother Alice Sharppeighe, widow of Stephen Sharp­ peighe, and the children ( under sixteen) of his sister Anice, wife of John Dallett. It was proved June 1, 1620.10 Three of General Sharppeighe' s brothers were wealthy clothiers and the family represented a branch of the Sharppeighe family whose pedigree is recorded among those of the leading Kentish gentry in the Herald's Visitation of 1592. John Dallett who married Anice Sharppeighe was probably a descendant of the John Dallett of Iden, 1552 (above), and was apparently also the John -Dallett, yeoman, of Iden, ( which was near the Kentish border) , who as "widower" aged about 40, married at Appledore, Kent, September 8, 1620, Susan Cheese­ man, widow, aged 36, the recent wife of William Cheeseman, yeoman, an Iden Neighbor of John Dallett's.11 On November 24, 1637, Ellen Bigge, of Cranbrook, Kent, widow of Smalehope Bigge, clothier, made a will (proved Febru­ ary 12, 1638) in which she mentioned "William Dallett, son of my dee' d. sister Bridgett" and his son ( under age) .12 Smalehope and Ellen ( ? Pilcher) Bigge were of Rye, Sussex, and Cranbrook, Kent, and had relatives in New England. 12 8 THE DALLETT FAMILY

We find record of the administration of a Thomas Dallett, of Udimore, Sussex, August 16, 1641. 13 Thus there is abundant evidence that the name was frequently found in this region in the first half of the seventeenth century. It seems likely, however, that these Dalletts, though perhaps stemming from the same family in France, were not the immediate progenitors of the Dallett family of Surrey. It is probable, on the basis of data which will follow, that the Surrey Dalletts de­ rived from a John Dolett, of Bokland [ i.e. Buckland], Surrey, whose will, written in Latin, bears date of December 3, 1487, and which says "to be buried in the churcliyard of Bokland. To t..lie high altar of the said church for tithes forgot 6d. To the mother church of Wip.chester 2d. To the light of the Cross 6d. To the repair of the way called 'ham gayt' 3s. 4d. To Joan my daughter a brass pot and a calf. To John my son a large brass pot. One pound of wax to the chapel of St. Mary in the said parish. Residue to Joan my wife, Executrix for my soul. John Chamberleyn, over­ seer." Probate not given.14 Further data is not at present available. The earliest records we have of our direct line spell the name "Dollett" more frequently than Dallett, although this was prob­ ably due to the British pronunciation as well as to clerical error. Records of the College of Arms, London, disclose that the coat­ of-arms registered for the name of Dallett is "Barry of four, or and azure/'15 the same arms borne by the Dalets of the Province of Auvergne, France.4 It is likely that the arms were obtained from France during the period of family prosperity in the early nineteenth century; it was said, jokingly, that the £our bars repre­ sented four bars of Dallett soap. A motto, "great in everything," was known to the descendants of Thomas Dallett (35) and Ann Saunders, but this, a crude translation from the Latin, is believed to have been derived from the Saunders arms which they quartered. The first example of the name in the immediate vicinity in which our ancestors lived is in the record of the marriage of Henry Mayo and M?,rgaret Dallett, on July 18, 1596, at Wimbledon, Surrey. 16 The next century finds members of the family living at Putney, Sutton, Worcester Park, Malden, Kingston-on-Thames, and Morden, Surrey. We have the following records of those in Putney.17 All dates are O.S. 9 The Genealogy of

Baptised, 1664, December 11-Samuel, s. of George and Elizabeth Dollet. Baptised, 1666, February 24--Elizabeth, d. of George and Elizabeth Dollet. Baptised, 1668, January 17-George, s. of George and Elizabeth Dollet. Baptised, 1670, February 12-Christian, d. of George and Elizabeth Dollet. Baptised, 1672, December 12-John, s. of George and Elizabeth Dollet. Buried 1665, August 14--Mirs Joanes, at Dollets house. Buried 1668, July 19-A child nurst at George Dollet. Buried 1670, March 16--George, s. of George and Elizabeth Dollet. Buried 1671, September IO-Christian, d. of George and Elizabeth Dollet. Buried 1671, February 16--A child of George Dollets. Buried 1674, June 6--A saruant of ye Lady Rives, died at ye wid. Dollets, bur. The parish registers of Sutton 18 reveal the fallowing data. Baptised, 1686, April 25-Mary, d. of William Dollet. Baptised, 1688, May 20-William, s. of William Dollet. Baptised, 1690, December 7-John, s. of William Dollet. Baptised, 1692, October 2-Ruth, d. of William Dollet. Baptised, 1697, October 31-Nicholas, s. of William Dollet. Baptised, 1700, December I-Thomas and Elizabeth, chn. of William Dol- let. Baptised, 1703, April 13-Thomas, s. of William Dollet. Baptised, 1704, August 13-Hugh, s. of William Dollet. Married 1720, February 17-Francis Harold and Mary Dollet. Buried 1703, April 22-William, s. of William Dollet. Buried 1706, February 20-William Dollet. Buried 1727, May 1 7-Nicholas Doller ( i.e. Dollet). Buried 1732, May 12-Mary Harold. Buried 1733, July 2-Francis Harold. Buried 1749, October 14--Hugh Dollet. The following single item establishes the name at another town: "A child of wm Dolletts of Worcester Park, dying un­ baptized was buryed ye 14th of March ( 1680) ."19 When the Surrey Hearth Tax of 1664 was levied, a Ralph Dallet ( 1 hearth) , Thomas Dallett ( 1 hearth) , Widd. Dallett (1 hearth), John Dollat (2 hearths), and Peter Dollett (2 hearths) were all of Kingston-on-Thames. Willm. Dallett ( 2 hearths) was of Malden. 20 All of these records are of interest to us as they undoubtedly pertain to connections of the line from which we are descended.

The Dallett Lineage

1. John Dallett (Dollett, Dollott), a yeoman of the parish of Morden, Surrey, first is of record when he married, March 31,

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1646, at the Church of St. Lawrence, .i\{orden, 19 Bridget Dum­ brell, one of three children of Nicholas Dumbrell (bur. March 7, 19 19 1649 ) and Margaret Dumbrell (bur. June 8, 1666 ), of Mor­ den. John Dallett, whose name appears as being assessed in the Taxation Returns of Surrey in 1663 and 1674,21 was apparently the brother of Hugh Dallett, of Morden, who follows as num­ ber 2. Bridget (Dumbrell) Dallett was buried in Morden Church­ yard, November 2 5, 1684.19 John Dallett was buried there May 19 19 21 31, 1685. Issue: • 3. Nicholas 4. Ann 5. Bridget 6. Rose 2. Hugh Dallett (Dollett), a yeoman of the parish of Mor­ den, Surrey, is believed to be the younger brother of John Dal­ lett ( 1), and was definitely a very near relative. He married, first, Jane ---, buried October 3, 1676,19 by whom he had five children; secondly, Elizabeth ---, buried November 5, 1689, 19 by whom he had no issue; and thirdly, April 29, 1690, at the Church of St. Lawrence, Morden, 19 Phebe Gayfield, buried December 20, 1698, 19 nee Brooks, widow of Nicholas Gayfield, of Morden, whom she had married June 29, 1675,19 and by whom 19 she had had three children, William (bapt. April 9, 1676 ), 19 Nicholas (bapt. September 15, 1678 ), and Phebe (Bapt. June 19 19, 1681 ). Hugh and Phebe (Brooks) Gayfield Dallett had one child. Hugh Dallett was ta~ed with one hearth in the Surrey Hearth Tax of 1664.20 He was buried in Morden Churchyard, October 15, 1699,19 evidently an aged man. Issue: 19 7. John 8. Mary 9. Richard 10. Nicholas 11. Elizabeth 12. Ann 3. ( 1) Nicholas Dallett (Dollett), a yeoman of the parish of Morden, Surrey, was born circa 1647.21 He married, April 22, 1669, at the Church of St. Lawrence, Morden,19 Elizabeth Est­ majde, of Dutch descent. He subscribed to the Association Oath 11 The Genealogy of in 1696.21 Both Nicholas and Elizabeth (Estmajde) Dallett died after 1702. Issue: 19, 21 13. Mary 14. John 15. Richard 16. Elizabeth 17. Rose 4. (1) Ann Dallett, bapt. July 14, 1650, at Morden;19 bur. May 28, 1673, at Morden.19 5. ( 1) Bridget Dallett, bapt. July 18, 1652, at Morden.19 6. (1) Rose Dallett, bapt. November 29, 1657, at Morden;19 bur. July 5, 1675, at Morden.19 7. (2) John Dallett, bapt. February 3, 1660, at Morden;19 bur. at Morden; quoting record: ul 701, John Dollott husbandman was buried on ye fifth day of Octobr and affidavit brought within eight days of his burial wth woollen onely. The Kings dutys to be payd by his widow." 19 He was married and probably left descend­ ants. He subscribed to the Association Oath Rolls of 1696 (given 21 in error for John Dallett 1. ) · 8. (2) Mary Dallett, bapt. 16, 1665, at Morden.19 9. (2) Richard Dallett, bapt. January 6, 1666, at Morden.19 As ''Richard Dollett of Coleman Street,'' he paid his father's death duties.19 10. (2) Nicholas Dallett, bapt. February 11, 1668, at Mor- den.19 11. (2) Elizabeth Dallett, bapt. March 3, 1671, at Morden.19 She may be ( if so, at an extremely great age) the Elizabeth Dol­ lett bur. November 1, 1769, at Morden.19 12. (2) Ann Dallett, bapt. March 3, 1671, at Morden.19 13. (3 2 Mary Dallett, bapt. Niarch 3, 1669 (O.S.), at Mor­ den.19 14. (3) John Dallett, bapt. December 7, 1673, at Mord.en;19 bur. January 5, 1674, at Morden.19

15. (3) Richard Dallett, bapt. May 5, 1678, at Morden;19, 21 bur. November 30, 1732, in the Parish Churchyard, Merton, Sur­ rey, as ((Richard Dollett, senr." 22 A yeoman of Morden, Richard Dallett removed, as a young man, to Harrow-on-the-Hill, in the 12 THE DALLETI FAMILY

county of Middlesex, but returned to Surrey and established at Merton where he was a member of the Vestry, March 31, 1714.21 He married, apparently while at Harrow-on-the-Hill, Elizabeth ---, buried March 19, 1713/14, in the Parish Churchyard, Merton, Surrey.22 His will dated October 28, 1732, and proved at the Archdeaconry Court of Surrey, December 17, 1732, ap­ 21 21 22 pointed his son Matthew Dallett ( 19), executor. Issue: , 18. Richard 19. Matthew 20. Mary 21. Joseph

16. (3) Elizabeth Dallett, bapt. May 2, 1686, at Morden;19 bur. April 17, 1702, at Morden.19 17. (3) Rose Dallett, bapt. July 9, 1689, at Morden.19 18. (15) Richard Dallett, b. at Harrow-on-the-Hill, co. 21 23 Middlesex, A.D. 1710 ; , d. at Merton Hall, Merton, Surrey, March 27, 1783,23 and was bur., March 30th,22 on the eastern side of the Merton Churchyard, directly under the Chancel win­ dow ( eastern end of church) in a vault covered by a large marble tomb enclosed by an iron railing. This tomb, still in perfect con­ dition, was erected by his son Richard {25) as a reconstruction of the earlier tomb. Richard Dallett was an influential yeoman and landowner of Merton. He was married21, 57 to Elizabeth 21 23 Woodman, b. at the Parish of Banstead, Surrey, A.D. 1711, , being baptized at All Saints Church there, March 16, 1711 ;24 d. 21 23 at Merton, Surrey, April 12, i 781, , (registers disclose burial 22 of "Mrs. Dollet" on November 21, 1773 ), and was bur. in the Churchyard in the vault in which her family were subsequently 21 24 interred; daughter of Christopher Woodman, of Banstead. , Issue: 22 22. Richard 23. Matthew 24. Richard, ii 2 5. Richard, iii 26. Thomas 27. William 28. Judith 29. Christopher 13 The Genealogy of

30. William, ii 31. William, iii 19. (15) Matthew Dallett, b. at Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middle­ sex, about the year 1710, is believed to have been a twin of Richard (18); d. at Blackdowne Farm, Merton, Surrey, Decem­ ber, 1743,21 but is not (nor is wife) buried at Merton with his daughter Elizabeth. He was a baker,57 and was mentioned in the will of his father in 1732 as living at Blackdowne Farm, and was executor of the will.21 His own will was dated December 5, 1743, and proved December 21, 1743 ;21 it named his wife as sole executrix. Blackdowne Farm (Black Down, 1680; Blacden, 1749) still survives in Merton as Blagdon Farm. 26 Matthew Dallett m. 27 22 27 Philadelphia ---, who survived him. Issue: • 32. Diana 3 3. Elizabeth 20. ( 15) Mary Dallett, mentioned in her father's will in 1732, m. Giles Cooper.21 21. (1:;) Joseph Dallett, bapt. March 17, 1713/14, at Mer­ ton, Surrey;22 bur. March 25, 1715, at Merton, Surrey.22 22. (18) Richard Dallett, bapt. at Merton, March 10, 1736/37;22 bur. at Merton, June 15, 1737.22 23. (18) Matthew Dallett, bapt. at Merton, August 5, 1738 ;22 d. 1759 ;57 burial not on record. unm. 24. ( 18) Richard Dallett, ii, (twin), bapt. at Merton, August 5, 1738 ;22 bur. at Merton, October 2, 1739.22 25. (18) Richard Dallett, iii, bapt. at the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Merton, Surrey, November 17, 1739 ;22 d. at Merton Hall ( w. cor. of Kingston rd. and Merton Hall rd.), 22 23 22 Merton, Surrey, March 11, 1813, • and was bur. March 20th in the Dallett family vault on the eastern side of the Churchyard, within a few yards of the east end of the church and directly under the Chancel window, covered by a handsome marble tomb sur­ rounded by an iron railing which he had erected in 1811 as a reconstruction of an earlier tomb. Richard Dallett, a wealthy farmer with the rank of Esquire,23 was styled ''Squire of Merton.'' His will 28 discloses that he owned two freeholds at Kingston­ on-Thames, Surrey, a leasehold at Clapham, Surrey, a copyhold estate at Putney, Surrey, and the copyhold estate at Merton, which 14 THE DALLETT FAMILY was the Merton Hall farm. He mentions also his servant, Jane Merchant, and "my late Servant Sarah Bigsworth otherwise Bids­ worth now married to Isaac Knight of Keppall in the County of Surrey." He disposed of £12,560 ( and a four shillings weekly for Ii£ e bequest) among his many relatives. The executors were ((James Cross of King Street Southwark in the County of Surrey Gent." [ of the law firm of Messrs. Cross and Child, Southwark, and godfather of Elijah Dallett ( 36) ] , "John W atney of Wimble­ don in the said county Farmer" [brother-in-law of Elizabeth (Dal­ lett) Watney (33), and also brother-in-law of Betty (Rose) Dal­ lett, wife of Thomas Dallett ( 26) ] , and ''William Charrington of Balham Hill in the said County of Surrey Farmer." The will is of most interest because of the famous benefaction which it established, viz: ttl Give and Bequeath unto the Minister and Church­ wardens for the time being of the said parish of Merton, the sum of two hundred pounds like five per Cent Navy annuities Upon Trust that they do from time to time lay out expend and apply the Interest Dividends and Produce thereof in the purchase of Bread and distribute the same among the industrious poor of the said parish of Merton ( who do not at the time receive alms of the parish) for ever;. such distribution to take place on the first ten Sundays in every year after divine Service." This benefaction became known as the t(Dallett Charity" and so increased that for a time "Dallett Bread" was distributed every Sunday of the year. It was eventually incorporated ( 1907) in the Merton United Charities by the Charity Commissioners, and its income is still administered for the benefit of the poor of Merton by trustees appointed under the scheme. 29 In front of the gallery within Merton Church is a tablet inscription recording the 21 dole. tt 'Squire" Richard Dallett was extremely angry with his nephews Thomas Dallett (35) and Elijah Dallett (36) for com­ ing to America and threatened them with disinheritance if they persisted with their plans. Later, however, when success and prominence started to crown their efforts, he was thorough! y reconciled, even took pride in their achievements, 21 and remem­ bered them handsomely in his will.28 unm. 26. ( 18) Thomas Dallett, bapt. at the Parish Church of St. 22 25 Mary the Virgin, Merton, Surrey, March 7, 1740/41 ; , d. at 15 The Genealogy of

High Street, Putney, Surrey, July 4, 1786,25 and was bur. in the Putney Parish Churchyard. 17 He owned and operated a large wax and tallow chandlery ( consisting of factory, shop, and house) on the High Street at Putney,30 and was "Purveyor" to King George III ( supplying the Royal household with soap and candles) with the Royal arms over his door.31 He was Churchwarden of the parish of Putney, 1 780/81. 32 m. by Rev. Thomas Robson (License), _at the Parish Church of St. Mary, Wimbledon, Surrey, September 1, 1772 (in the presence of William Terry, Thomas Withem, and James Row),33 Betty Rose, b. at Wimbledon, Sur­ rey, April 25, 1744;25 d. at "Stow Farm," the home of her son­ in-law, Capt. John Gillies, at Gum Tree, West Fallowfield Town­ 34 ship, Chester County, Pennsylvania, June 16, 1832,30 , and was bur. in a grave marked only by a large tree ( now gone), at Fal­ lowfield Friends Meeting Ground, Ercildoun, Pa. ;30 dau. William and Henrietta Rose, of Coombe and Wimbledon.25, 27, 67 Betty (Rose) Dallett managed her husband's business in Putney after his death. 30 She came to Philadelphia, Pa., via Charleston, S. C., with her dau. Ann, in 1812,67 (to join her eldest sons) on the ship "Wm. P. Johnson," of Capt. John Gillies,37 and resided in Philadelphia for a number of years at No. 32 High (Market) St.38 She went to live, as previously noted, with her son-in-law, Capt. Gillies, and died in the eighty-ninth year of her age, hav­ ing seen her father's descendants spread into four continents.* Issue: 21 , 25 34. Elizabeth 35. Thomas 36. Elijah 37. Rose 38. Jeremiah 39. Richard 40. Catharine 41. James 42. Ann

* At this time (1832) many of the family were in England, which is (1) Europe; she and many others were in Pennsylvania, which is ( 2) North America; her grandsons, John Dallett (56) and James Dallett (64), lived at Laguayra for some time, where James had died in 1828, which is ( 3) South America; and her nephew, John Piggott Watney (her sister Barbara's son), Lieut. 8th Light Dragoons, who was serving with his regiment at the Cape of Good Hope, married and settled there, which is ( 4) Africa. This is an exceptional record of a family's spread in the early nineteenth century. 16 THE DALLETr FAMILY

27. (18) William Dallett, bapt. at Merton, June 2, 1742;22 bur. at Merton, July 24, 1743.22 28. (18) Judith Dallett, bapt. at Merton, June 11, 1744;22 d. at Merton, July 29, 1813,23 and was bur. in the Dallett family vault in Merton Churchyard. m. 57 George Jenkinson, Esq., b. September 23, 1748 ;64 probably d. in 1796, but definitely before 1812;21 of Walthamstowe, Essex;39 prob. son of Robert Jenkin­ son, Esq. 21 One day, so the story goes, George Jenkinson failed to return home in the evening from his business and for seventeen years his wife Judith placed a lighted candle in the window in the evenings for him. He undoubtedly met with foul play as thieves were many and dangerous in lonely parts of the roads at that time. If Judith (Dallett) Jenkinson kept vigil for the seventeen years right up to her death in 1813, George Jenkinson met his death in 1796. Issue: 21 , 28 43. Sarah 44. Judith 45. Diana 29. (18) Christopher Dallett, bapt. at Merton, April 7, 1748;22 bur. at Merton, January 27, 1794.22 m. by Rev. John Blakiston, Rector, at the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Merton, June 27~. 1774, Elizabeth Corbet, spinster, of St. Saviour's Parish, Southwark, Surrey.22 Elizabeth (Corbet) Dallett appar­ ently died before Richard Dallett's will was written in 1812, but 22 28 the registers do not list her burial in Merton churchyard. Issue: , 46. Richard 47. Elizabeth 48. Matthew 49. Sarah 30. ( 18) William Dallett, ii, bapt. at Merton, November 23, 1749;22 bur. at Merton, January 26, 1749/50.22 31. (18) William Dallett, iii, bapt. at Merton, September 11, 1753;22 d. prior to 1812.28 Resided at Walthamstowe, Essex. 57 m. Elizabeth ---,28 who was alive in 1812. Issue: 28 50. Richard 51. Elizabeth 32. ( 19) Diana Dallett, bapt. at Merton, June 16, 1739.22 17 The Genealogy of b. by Rev. John Blakiston, Rector, at the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Merton,'May 5, 1764 [ in the presence of John Bedell and Elizabeth Dallett (33)],22 Robert Hopper, b. in 1735, brewer, bachelor, of St. Olave' s Parish, Southwark, Surrey, 22 later 57 of Bermondsey.57 No issue. · 33. (19) Elizabeth Dallett, bapt. at Merton, November 7, 1741;22 d. at Merton, June 16, 1807,27 and was bur. in Merton churchyard in a grave covered by a flat stone.27 m.27 (between 1764 and 1769), Thomas Watney, of Wimbledon, Surrey, bapt. at Wimbledon, April, 1743 ;35 d. at Wimbledon, April 13, 1801,27 and was bur. in Merton churchyard;27 son of Daniel and Mary (Acres) W atney. 35 The administration of his estate was granted, June, 1801, to his son, the widow having renounced.35 Issue: 40 52. Diana 53. Matthew 54. Philadelphia 34. (26) Elizabeth Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Sur­ rey, May 29, 1773 ;25 d. at Clapham, Surrey, September, 1829,41 and was bur. in Putney Churchyard. 41 She was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, June 18, 1773, 17 her sponsors being her grand­ 25 30 41 parents Dallett, and grandmother Rose. m. • Henry Car­ penter, bapt. at Putney, Surrey, January 31, 1779 ;17 d. prob. at Clapham, Surrey; son of Henry and Ann Carpenter.17 Elizabeth (Dallett) Carpenter was the only daughter who remained in Eng­ land. No issue. 35. (26) Thomas Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, March 26, 1775 ;25 d. at No. 306 Market st., Philadelphia, Pa., 42 43 March 5, 1832, • and was bur. in Ronaldson's Philadelphia Cemetery, 44 but removed to family vault in Woodlands Cemetery. He was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, April 19, 1775,17 his sponsors being John W atney (uncle), Mr. Claxton, and Mrs. Bassett. 25 In his youth Thomas Dallett and his brothers entered their father's business. In 1805, 66 with his brother Elijah ( 36), he sailed for New York, N. Y., with the intention of purchasing extensive farming land in Ohio. They went by stage coach from New York to Philadelphia, and were so delighted with the latter city that they decided to remain there instead of going on to the more western state. Seeing an exceptional opportunity, they 18 THE DALLElT FAMILY opened a chandlery and hides and tallow importing house.21 The Philadelphia Directory for 1806 lists them as «soap and candle manufacturers, cor. Filbert & 9th." In 1807 and 1808 they were at the corner of Filbert and Tenth sts.' and in 1810, purchased No. 34 ( and their brother-in-law, Thomas Lay, No. 32) High ( now Market) st., where all the family resided for some years, 38 the business and residences subsequently branching out to other addresses. Importing tallow oils from South America was the beginning of the family trade that led to the founding of the «Red D Line." On June 12, 1809, Thomas Dallett and his family were admitted as members of the old First Universalist Church, Philadelphia,46 having given up their original connection with Christ Church. As a result of the election of January 4, 1813, he became Church Treasurer, and subscribed $15.00.46 During the War of 1812 there were troubles in the church as one party ob­ jected to the votes of Thomas and Elijah Dallett and Thomas Lay, who, though they had declared their intentions of becoming citi­ zens, and only waited the process of law, were not as yet legally entitled to membership in the church. ccThese three and their wives being thrown out of the question, consistently withdrew from the organization." The Thomas Dallett' s never returned, but « several years after the common sorrow the other two families resumed their places in the sanctuary and were among the stand­ ards of the church to their dying day.'' 47 Thomas Dallett subse­ quently worshipped at St. Peter's Church, Philadelphia. He was 38 48 Director of the New Jersey State Bank at Camden, 1828-1830, , an accomplished musician, as were all of the Dalletts ( the inven­ 49 tory of his estate lists «I Piano Forte, $125.00" ), and holder of Share No. 816 in the Library Company of Philadelphia (purchased May 8, 1829; sold by family, 1835) .50 He owned land in Surrey and a great deal of property in Philadelphia in the central city, Districts of Spring Garden and Northern Liberties, and in Penn Township, much of it _held jointly with his brother and partner, Elijah Dallett {36). Thomas Dallett died intestate, and letters of administration were granted to his son John Dallett ( 56), on July 31, 1832, with his widow and Elijah Dallett ( 36) as Securi­ ties. 51 m. by Rev. James Abercrombie, D.D., at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., May 31, 1806, 36 Ann Saunders, b. at London, 42 44 England, in 1784 ; • d. at No. 16 Spruce st., Philadelphia, Pa., January 10, 1854,45 and was bur. in family vault in Woodlands 19 The Genealogy of

30 49 Cemetery; dau. John(?) Sa~ders, gent., of London. Issue: , 55. Mary Ann Saunders 56. John 57. Richard 58. Thomas 59. James 60. Henry Carpenter 61. Michael Fortune 62. Eliza 36. (26) Elijah Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, 25 February 4, 1 777 [ tombstone inscription in Woodlands Ceme­ tery slightly incorrect] ; cl. at No. 59 Marshall st., Philadelphia, 52 Pa., June 24, 1847,21, and was bur. in Ronaldson' s Philadelphia Cemetery,44 but removed to family vault in Woodlands Cemetery. He was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, February 15, 1777,17 his sponsors being CCMr. Rose, senior" (prob. grandfather, Wil­ liam Rose), James Cross, Mrs. Claxton, and Mrs_ Palling Rose (prob. great-aunt) .25 Details of Elijah Dallett' s early years in Philadelphia are given under Thomas Dallett ( 3 5). In May, 1831, then a director, he became the third president of the old Bank of Penn Township (now merged into the Central-Penn National Bank), s.w. cor. of Sixth and Callowhill sts., Philadelphia, which office he held until his death and which was later held by his two 21 38 sons. , In 1833 he became a director of the American Insur­ ance Company, 38 and was a director of the Spring Garden Fire Insurance Company,38 president pro tern. of the Preston Retreat, 1843, 61 and on the board of the Pennsylvania House of Refuge. 21 Elijah Dallett was very musical. Possessing a fine voice, he was, for more than thirty-five years "the volunteer 'alto' of the church­ choir ( i.e. First Universalist Church), and was seldom absent­ thus exemplifying alike his fondness for music and his devotion to Universalism. He was distinguished in the practical depart­ ment of each, and his character was crowned by proverbial cheer­ fulness and integrity. Never have I known a man who, in every relation of life, was more worthy of unqualified esteem." Thus wrote his family's most intimate friend and pastor, the Rev. Abel C. Thomas.52 Elijah Dallett succeeded Joseph Burden as Modera­ tor of the First Universalist Church, and he was twice Moderator of the General Convention of Universalists in the United States.66 20 THE DALLEIT FAMILY

Shortly before his death he was elected a trustee of a new Col­ lege to be located in the State of New York. 66 He played the flute beautifully, and held notable glee parties at his home.21 He purchased the gorgeous mahogany interior panelling of ''Morris' Folly," the great incompleted marble palace of Robert Morris at Philadelphia, and installed it in his own home on Ridge rd. He was elected memb. Society of the Sons of St. George ("estab­ lished at Philadelphia for the advice and assistance of English­ men in distress," 1772), October 23, 1832; Steward, 1833-39; Vice President, 1840-41; elected President, 1842 (his predecessors including Gov. Richard Penn and Robert Morris), in which posi­ tion he remained until his death.53 He held Share No. 5 in the Library Company of Philadelphia (purchased from Joseph Breint­ nall, 1817). * 50 m. by Rev. Thomas Lancaster (License), at the Parish Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Merton, Surrey, December 12, 1801 [ in the presence of Richard Dallett (25), Elizabeth Dallett ( 34?) , and Diana Jenkinson ( 44) ] ,22 his first cousin, Judith Jenkinson ( 45) , b. at W althamstowe, Essex, August 3, 1776;39 d. at the house of Mr. Carver Worthington, West Goshen Twp., Chester County, Pa., July 12, 1853 (tombstone inscription in Woodlands Cemetery11 slightly incorrect), 39 and was bur. in Woodlands Cemetery; dau. George and Judith (Dallett) Jenkin­ 28 39 21 30 son ( 28) . , Issue: • 63. -Elijah 64. James 65. Betty 66. Catharine Elizabeth 67. Gillies 37. (26) Rose Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, 25 22 25 October 5, 1778 ; d. at Merton, Surrey, June 7, 1788, • and was bur. in Merton Churchyard.22 She was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church December 9, 1778,17 her sponsors being Palling Rose (probably great-uncle), Mrs. William Foord, and Mrs. Apsley.25 38. ( 26) Jeremiah Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, October 24, 1779 ;25 d. at Putney, Surrey, April 8, 1780,25 and was bur. in Putney Churchyard.17 He was bapt. at the Putney Parish

* This descended in direct line to Anthony Joseph Dallett ( 217), who deeded it to Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), 1945. 21 The Genealogy of

Church, November 19, 1779,17 his sponsors being John Rose (uncle), Mr. Walters, and ¥rs. Carpenter. 25 39. (26) Richard Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, 25 November 29, 1780; d. at Merton, Surrey, October 30, 1794,22• 25 and was bur. in Merton Churchyard.22 He was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, December 1, 1780, 17 (registers incorrectly listing his parents as "Richard and Elizabeth") his sponsors being his father, James Carpenter, and Barbara (Rose) Watney (aunt) .25 40. (26) Catharine Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, December 17, 1781;25 d. at No. 415 North Tenth st., Philadelphia, 42 46 Pa., June 9, 1865, • and was bur. in Woodlands Cemetery. She was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, January 15, 1782,17 her sponsors being Mr. Collins, sr., Mrs. John Rose (aunt), and Mrs. Bassett.25 She came to Philadelphia to join her family. m. by Rt. Rev. William White, D.D., Bishop of Pennsylvania, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa., March 26, 1808,36 Thomas Lay, b. in 42 47 England, February 16, 1777 ; • d. at Bridgeport, N. J., November 12, 1859,42 and was bur. in Woodlands Cemetery. Thomas Lay was, with his brother John Lay, a grocer, fruiterer, and tobacconist in Philadelphia,38 and on January 4, 1~13, was elected Sabbath Collector of the First Universalist Church, of which he was a sub­ scribing member. 46 Catharine (Dallett) Lay was described in the registers of the First Universalist Church as "an excellent, good woman,'' and was the last surviving member of her generation of the family, and the most universally beloved member of the family. During the Civil War she sent large boxes of grapes to sick and wounded soldiers in Philadelphia hospitals. 63 To "Aunt Kitty" Lay was inscribed and presented "The Dallett Family," Rev. Abel C. Thomas' genealogical poem ( 18 54) . No issue.

41. (26) James Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, September 15, 1783 ;25 d. there, December 6, 1855,41 in the house in which he was born, 30 and was bur. in the Cemetery on Putney Lower Common.41 He was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, October 15, 1783,17 his sponsors being James Rose (uncle), William Foard, and Mary Anne (Caslake) Watney, second wife of John Watney.25 James Dallett continued his father's chandlery in Putney ( and as Purveyor to the King), was Churchwarden of the Parish, 1817,32 and owned the freehold estate of "Lower 22 THE DALLETT FAMILY

Feeting" there which descended to his granddaughter, Sarah Dallett Stotesbury ( 143). The manager of his soap works was the maternal grandfather of L. C. Howitt, Esq., Putney Parish Clerk (1943).54 m. September 21, 1805,57 Sarah Postan (d. in 1820s), dau. John Postan, 57 by whom he had seven children. m. (secondly), 1831,62 Sophia -,21 by whom he had one child. 17 30 Issue: ' 68. Sarah 69. Thomas George 70. Catherine Bennett 71. Maria Rose 72. Elizabeth 73. Ann 74. Mary Ann 75. Sophia 42. ( 26) Ann Dallett, b. at High Street, Putney, Surrey, July 1, 1786;25 d. at "Stow Farm," Gum Tree, West Fallowfield Twp., Chester County, Pa., in 1820s, and was bur. in unmarked grave at Fallowfield Friends Meeting Ground, Ercildoun, Pa.30 She was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, July 7, 1786, 17 her sponsors being John Rose (uncle), Mrs. Palling Rose (prob. great-aunt), and Ann (Plank) Rose, wife of James Rose, (aunt) .25 m. - Charliwood,55 ~d as his young widow came to Philadelphia via Charleston, S. C., in 1812 with her mother, to join her family. m. (secondly) at Gloria Dei ( Old Swedes) Church, Philadelphia, Pa., December 24, 1812,55 Captain John Gillies, b. at Leith, Scot­ land, January 13, 1766;56 d. at "Stow Farm" above, April 30, 1849,56 and was bur. in the Presbyterian Ground, Doe Run, Chester County, Pa.; son of Alexander and Margaret (Wright) Gillies.56 John Gillies, who brought his future wife and mother-in-law to America, was a noted sea-captain, merchant, and in later life, a farmer in Chester County. His wife accompanied him on his voyages and took with them her beautiful mahogany harpsicord which she played on shipboard all over the world. Ann (Dallett) Charliwood Gillies had no issue, but Capt. Gillies by a subsequent marriage ( 1832) to Ann C. (Ker) Humphrey, widow of Charles­ worth Humphrey, Esq., attorney-at-law, of West Chester, Pa., had issue, John Dallett Gillies, Alexander Gillies, Ann Jane Gillies, and Elijah Dallett Gillies. 23 The Genealogy of

43. ( 28) Sarah Jenkinson, alive 1812.21 m. Charles Brown, 28 65 65 of Kingston-on-Thames, Surrey. • Issue: 76. Martha 77. Judith 44. (28) Judith Jenkinson, m. her first cousin, Elijah Dallett {36). See (36). Their issue (63, 64, 65, 66, 67) numbered through paternal descent only. 45. (28) Diana Jenkinson, b. Walthamstowe, Essex, June 10, 1778;57 d. Merton, Surrey, February 16, 1854;57 bur. Norwood Cemetery, London.57 unm. 46. (29) Richard Dallett, bapt. at Merton, September 10, 1775 ;22 alive in 1812, and an heir of his uncle.28 47. (29) Elizabeth Dallett, bapt. at Merton, October 6, 1776;22 alive in 1812, and an heir of her uncle.28 48. (29) Matthew Dallett, b. in 1781,41 but not bapt. at Merton; d. May 1, 1849,41 and was bur. in Putney Churchyard, site No. 47, flat stone.58 Matthew Dallett was an heir of his uncle,28 and was Churchwarden of Putney, 1839/40. 32 He was present at the View of Frankpledge and General Court Baron, Wimbledon, May 6, 1840, being on the Grand Inquest. 59 Among others present at the Great Inquest and Homage of Wimbledon on June 5, 1849, was a Matthew Dallett,59 but as this Matthew had died the month previous, this may be a son, record of whom we do not have. He m.32 Elizabeth -, who was bur. March 23, 1871, aged 80, in the Lower Common Cemetery, Putney. 32 Issue: 41 78. Sarah Elizabeth 79. Richard Matthew 80. Marian 49. ( 29) Sarah Dallett, not bapt. at Merton, but alive in 1812, and an heir of her uncle.28 50. ( 31) Richard Dallett, not bapt. at Merton, but alive in 1812. He was a wealthy farmer and succeeded to the personal estate of his uncle 28 and also to Merton Hall, wherein he resided. 22 m. 22 Elizabeth-. Issue: 22 81. Richard John 82. Emily Elizabeth 24 THE DALLETT FAMILY

83. William 84. Augusta Sophia 51. ( 31) Elizabeth Dallett, not bapt. at Merton, but alive in 1812, and an heir of her uncle.28 52. (33) Diana Watney, bapt. at Wimbledon, Surrey, March 1, 1770.40 53. (33) Matthew Watney, bapt. at Wimbledon, Surrey, December 26, 1774;40 d. January 23, 1835,27 and was bur. in Merton Churchyard,27 although he resided in Wimbledon. m.27 Harriet -, who died September 25, 1823, aged 38,27 and was bur. with her parents-in-law in Merton Churchyard.27 Issue: 60 85. Thomas 86. Harriot 54. (33) Philadelphia Watney, bapt. at Wimbledon, Surrey, February 10, 1779.40 55. (35) Mary Ann Saunders Dallett, b. cor. Filbert and Tenth sts., Philadelphia, Pa., March 19, 1807; d. Elizabeth, N. J., March 3, 1881; bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia. She was bapt. at Christ Church, Philadelphia, October 7, 1807. m. Ken­ sington, Surrey (while visiting in England), July 1, 1830, Robert Bliss, b. Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, in 1802; d. J>hiladelphia, Pa., February, 1872; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. Mr. Bliss, who came to America upon his wife's return, was a merchant. memb. (assoc.) Society of the Sons of St. George, Philadelphia, and of St. Peter's Church. Issue: 87. Dallett 88. William 89. Thomas 90. George Henry 91. Louisa Catherine 92. Marion 9 3. Augustus Frederick 94. Albert 9 5. Ernest Clarence 56. {35) John Dallett, b. cor. Filbert and Tenth sts., Phila­ delphia, Pa., January 21, 1809; d. No. 1313 Walnut st., Philadel­ phia, Pa., January 20, 1862; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. He was 25 The Genealogy of bapt. at Christ Church, Philadelphia, March 28, 1809. When quite young, John Dallett and hi,s cousin James Dallett ( 64) in connec­ tion with the importation of tallow oils for their fathers' business, left Philadelphia for Laguayra, Venezuela, S.A., where John car­ ried on business as a merchant quite successfully for several years, forming a commercial alliance with John Boulton (b. 1805), a young Englishman, for shipping and importing experimentation. He returned to Philadelphia shortly before his father's death in 1832, where he commenced in trading in the coffee importing busi­ ness with Laguayra, Cuba, and other Spanish-American ports. In 1838, his brother Henry Carpenter Dallett ( 60), taking with him his bride, went to Venezuela to learn the business from that end, and upon his return they entered into a partnership under the firm name of Dallett Brothers, in 1840, the silent partner being John Boulton. Dallett Brothers established the "Red CD' Line," the first line of merchant sailing vessels running between Philadelphia and South American ports, and with their own ships imported their own coffee and spices. The Caracas was the first flagship of the line, and in 1841 she sailed the seas and carried mails. John and Henry Carpenter Dallett took into business their brother Michael Fortune Dallett ( 61), their wives' brother-in-law, Byron Henry Smith ( who married Adelaide Zelie Angelina Buchey) , and their Bliss nephews. For some time the Dalletts were prominent in the social and political life of Caracas and Laguayra where they main­ tained a handsome plantation residence where many young mem­ bers of the family spent several years of their lives, but due to the intensity of the climate, they could not make it their permanent home. The Boultons, able to stand the climate, lived the year round in Laguayra, an~ were the Venezuelan agents. It was probably due to his connection with the Dalletts that their brilliant young brother-in-law, Henry Alexander Stevens, who married Eliza Dallett ( 62), was offered the appointment of charge d' affaires at Caracas, by President _Pierce. The place of business of Dallett Brothers in Philadelphia was first on South Front st., removed to South Delaware ave., and finally about a year before the death of John Dallett, the partnership was broken, his brother received the lucrative effects of the firm, and he retained the business, removing his office to Walnut st. Together with his son John Dallett, Jr. (97), William G. Boulton (son of John Boulton), and William Bliss (88), he founded a new firm, John Dallett and Company, 26 THE DALLETT FAMILY which became, after his death, Dallett, Boulton and Bliss. In 1880, with sailing vessels rapidly passing their prime as efficient ocean carriers in competition with steamships, the :firm entered steam navigation and was to become internationally known as a passen­ ger and freight line until it was wound up in 1937, after a century of active enterprise. John Dallett was a director of the Bank of Penn Township, the American Mutual Insurance Company, and the Washington Mutual Insurance Company. memb. Society of the Sons of St. George, Philadelphia (July 24, 1837, to death), and of the Corporation of Contributors to the Pennsylvania Hos­ pital (1856), and was a contributor to the building fund of Old St. Joseph's (R.C.) Church (1838). Episcopalian; attended Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia, and (with wife) St. Mary's (R.C.) Church. On January 29, 1862, letters of administration on the estate of John Dallett were granted unto Elijah Dallett ( 63), No. 415 North Tenth st., with Thomas Dallett (98), No. 1313 Walnut st., Henry Carpenter Dallett (60), No. 1618 Locust st., Gillies Dallett ( 67), N. W. cor. Noble and Marshall sts., and John Boulton, No. 1814 Spruce st., as Securities. John Dallett m. by Rev. John Hughes, rector of St. John's (R.C.) Church, in the par­ lor of No. 240 ( now 626) Spruce st., Philadelphia, Pa., February 19, 1835, at 8:00 P. M., Marie Jane Virginie (Virginia) Buchey, b. No. 148 S. Fifth st., Philadelphia, Pa., June 24, 1816; d. No. 1313 Walnut st.;- Philadelphia, Pa., January 14, 1875; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery; dau. Jean Baptiste (John Baptist) and Marie Athenaide (Lefebvre) Buchey, of Philadelphia, and Wil~ington: Del. Issue: 96. Athenaide 97. John 98. Thomas 99. Virginia 100. Emily 101. Anna 102. Michael 103. Felicia 104. Frank 105. Alfred 106. Mary 107. Clara 27 The Genealogy of

57. (35) Richard Dallett, b. No. 34 High (now Market) st., Philadelphia, Pa., in 1810; d. No. 34 High st., Philadelphia, Pa., June 17, 1820; bur. St. Peter's Churchyard, Third and Pine sts., Philadelphia; grave unmarked. 58. (35) Thomas Dallett, b. No. 34 High (now Market) st.~ Philadelphia, Pa., in 1811; d. No. 34 High st., Philadelphia, Pa., September, 1820; bur. St. Peter's Churchyard; grave unmarked.

59. (35) James Dallett, b. No. 34 High (now Market) st., Philadelphia, Pa., in 1812; d. No. 306 High st., Philadelphia, Pa., February 5, 1831; bur. St. Peter's Churchyard; grave unmarked. unm. 60. ( 3 5) Henry Carpenter Dallett, b. No. 34 High ( now Market) st., Philadelphia, Pa., in 1816; d. No. 2111 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa., December 16, 1874; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. When his father died in 1832, Henry Carpenter Dallett was seven­ teen years of age, and his mother was appointed his guardian. He was given a good education, and in 1840, upon return from several years in Venezuela where he had gone with his bride in the interests of his brother's business, he entered into partnership with his brother John Dallett ( 56) in the coffee trade under the firm name of Dallett Brothers, which gave birth to the Red 'D' Line, in which he continued until 1860. Following the dissolving of his partnership with his brother, he and his two eldest sons founded the firm of H. C. Dallett and Sons, 129 S. Front st., coffee im­ porters, and engaged until his death in the South American and Cuban trade, with which he had previously been so prominently associated. He was an active and energetic businessman, connected with many financial corporations in Philadelphia, was a director of the American Mutual Insurance Company, founder and first president of the Bank of America, Philadelphia, and had a logging camp at Lock Haven, Pa., on the Susquehanna River, a farm at Whitemarsh and Upper Dublin Twps., Montgomery County, Pa., and "Dallett Farm" ( summer residence), Darby, Pa. memb. Society of the Sons of St. George, Philadelphia ( April 22, 1840, to death) , and of the Corp. of Contributors to the Pennsylvania Hospital ( 18 56). m. by Rev. John Hughes, rector of St. John's (R.C.) Church, in the parlor of No. 240 ( now 626) Spruce st., Philadelphia, Pa., July 11, 1837, Marie Louise Estelina Buchey, b. 28 THE DALLEIT FAMILY

No. 99 ( now 411) Market st., Wilmington, Del., June 11, 1820; d. No. 2111 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa., July 17, 1898; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery; dau. Jean Baptiste (John Baptist) and Marie Athenaide (Lefebvre) Buchey, and sister of Mrs. John Dallett. Estelina ( Buchey) Dallett was a shareholder in the Library Com­ pany of Philadelphia, patron of music and art, memb. St. John>s (R.C.) Church, Philadelphia, and early summer resident of Bryn Mawr and Wayne, Pa. Issue: 108. Henry Carpenter, Jr. 109. Estelina 110. James 111. Charles 112. Edward 113. Frank

61. (35) Michael Fortune Dallett, b. No. 34 High (now Market) st., Philadelphia, Pa., in 1819; d. New York, N. Y., October 7, 1866; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. Asso­ ciated both in Philadelphia and Venezuela with the Red 'D> Line, and in business in New York. m. Mary Amelia Morris, b. Phila­ delphia, Pa., 1843/44; d. No. 138 N. Twenty-first st., Philadel­ phia, Pa., January 1, 1899; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery; dau. Robert and Amanda Lquisa (? Bicknell) Morris. [Robert Morris, 1810- 1874, eldest son of Capt. Robert Morris, a Welsh sea captain who d. in Bordeaux, F ranee, from the effects of a collision at sea, was a noted author and journalist, editor of the Philadelphia Album and the Philadelphia Inquirer, first president of the Common­ wealth Bank of Philadelphia, and was declared by Edgar Allan Poe to be "the best of Philadelphia poets.»] Issue: 114. Ada 115. Morris 116. Michael Fortune

62. ( 3 5) Eliza Dallett, b. No. 34 High ( now Market) st., Philadelphia, Pa., in 1826; d. No. 1011 Swede st., Norristown, Pa., November 13, 1885; bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia. m. Philadelphia, Pa., Henry Alexander Stevens, b. Pittsburgh, Pa., February 5, 1818; d. Philadelphia, Pa., January 20, 1903; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; son of Capt. John and Catherine (Pariset) Stevens, grandson of Quartermaster-General Nicholas Pariset 29 The Genealogy of

( 1750-1795), of Paris, and Philadelphia, who served under Comte de Rochambeau in the Continental Army, and uncle of Mrs. Andrew Carnegie. Henry Alexander Stevens studied law in Phila­ delphia, and was admitted to the bars of Philadelphia County (January 13, 1844) and Montgomery County (October, 1848). In Philadelphia he was for six years a solicitor for the Emigrant Association of that city. He was also one of the original members of the Glenwood Cemetery Association, and for a long time its solicitor, being succeeded in that position by the Hon. William Deal Baker. Under the administration of President Pierce, Henry Alexander Stevens was offered the appointment of charge d' affaires at Caracas, Venezuela, upon the strong and :flattering recommen­ dation of some of the most prominent public men of Pennsylvania. He, however, declined the appointment, believing his health would not withstand the severe ordeal of the South American climate. While living in Philadelphia (where he attended, with his family, St. Peter's Church), his health failed; he relinquished his law prac­ tice in 1857 and settled in Whitemarsh Twp., Montgomery County, on a farm deeded to Eliza (Dallett) Stevens by her brother, Henry Carpenter Dallett ( 60) . In 1868 Mr. Stevens re­ moved his family to Norristown, Pa. He was for years an active Democratic politician, and was a fluent speaker at the bar and on the stump. He was in nomination for Burgess of Norristown and other town offices, but failed of election by reason of a dominant Republican majority. memb. Pennsylvania Society, Sons of the Revolution, and the Odd Fellows. Issue: 117. Henry Saunders 118. Charles Albert 119. Alfred Herbert

63. (36) Elijah Dallett (jr.), b. Putney, Surrey, December 13, 1802; d. Philadelphia, Pa., December 9, 1873; bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia. He was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, April 20, 1803, and was brought up by his aunt, Mrs. Henry Carpenter [Elizabeth Dallett (34)], of Clapham, Surrey. Soap and candle manufacturer, in business first with his uncle, James Dallett ( 41), of Putney, and after his final removal to Philadel­ phia, with his father and brothers ( retired 1853). Director, New Jersey State Bank at Camden, 1832. In July, 1847, succeeded his father as President of The Bank of Penn Township, which became 30 THE DALLETT FAMILY in 1864, The Penn National Bank (now The Central-Penn National Bank) , and served twenty-six years in this honored capacity, until his death in 1873. Except for a short period ( 1873- 74), during which time Thomas Pritchett Stotesbury, brother-in­ law of Mary Ann (Dallett) Stotesbury ( 29) , served as temporary president, being succeeded by Gillies Dallett ( 67) who was elected in January, 1874, the Dallett family held the presidency continu­ ously for :fifty-three years, an epoch in Philadelphia banking. memb. the Firs~ Universalist Church, Philadelphia, the Historical Society of Pennsylvania (life), and Society of the Sons of St. George ( elected April 23, 1839; Steward, 1842-43; Secretary, 1849- 56); shareholder, Library Company of Philadelphia. m. by Rev. David Lang, Gretna Green, Dumfries, Scotland, February 24, 1824 ( remarried by Rev. David Morgan, Curate of St. Martin, s in the Fields, London, March 6, 1824), his :first cousin, Sarah Dallett (68), b. Putney, Surrey, January 21, 1807; cl. West Chester, Pa., June 26, 1875; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; dau. James ( 41) and Sarah ( Postan) Dallett. Issue: 120. Elijah James 121. Thomas Henry 122. William Heysham 123. Sarah 124. ~atherine Lay 125. Judith 64. (36) James Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, January 26, 1804; d. Laguayra, Venezuela, S. A., July 10, 1828; subsequently bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia. He was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, February 29, 1804, and brought to America in 1806. Shortly after his marriage, James Dallett with his cousin John Dallett ( 56) , left Philadelphia for Venezuela to establish connections for the importation of tallow oils for their fathers, business. m. Bridgeport, N. J., June 14, 1826, Hannah C. Cooper, who d. in 1861; dau. Judge Cooper. Issue: 126. James 65. (36) Betty Dallett, b. cor. Filbert and Tenth sts., Phila­ delphia, Pa., June 29, 1807; d. CA. 1808. She was bapt. at Christ Church, Philadelphia, July 29: 1807. 66. ( 36) Catharine Elizabeth Dallett, b. No. 34 High ( now 31 The Genealogy of

Market) st., Philadelphia, Pa., February 14, 1811; d. N. W. cor. Church and Barnard sts., West Chester, Pa., May 13, 1878; bur. Oaklands Cemetery, West Chester. She was Dedicated at the First Universalist Church, Philadelphia, May 12, 1811. m. by Rev. Asher Moore, the First Universalist Church, Philadelphia, Pa., November 22, 1841, Hon. Joseph Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., December 7, 1807; d. West Chester, Pa., February 11, 1870; bur. Oaklands Cemetery; son of William and Ann (McClellan) Hemp­ hill, and grandson of Col. Joseph McClellan, famous in the Revo­ lutionary history of Chester County. Judge Hemphill was educ. under the direction of Jonathan Gause and Joshua Hoopes, of West Chester, and James W. Robbins, of Lenox, Mass. Having read law in the office of Hon. Thomas S. Bell, his brother-in-law, he was admitted to the Chester County bar, August 3, 1829, and to the Delaware County bar, May 30, 1834. Apptd., January, 1839, by Gov. David R. Porter, to office of Deputy Attorney General, serving until January, 1845, when he declined a reappointment. Several times nominee of party for legislature and for Congress, and in 1861 was named for the president judgeship of the district composed of the counties of Chester and Delaware, but was de­ feated by reason of a great Republican majority. Trustee, West Chester Academy. Secretary and manager, Oaklands Cemetery. Issue: 127. Joseph 128. Ella 129. Elijah Dallett 130. Ann 131. Catharine Dallett 132. William - 133. Wilmer Worthington

67. (36) Gillies Dallett, b. No. 34 High (now Market) st., Philadelphia, Pa., September 16, 1819; d. Philadelphia, Pa., Janu­ ary 17, 1885; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. He was Dedicated at the First Universalist Church, Philadelphia, December 9, 1819. educ. Friends schools, Philadelphia. Merchant; head of firm of Gillies Dallett and Company, soap and candle manufacturers. Director, New Jersey State Bank at Camden, Bank of Penn Township, and American Mutual Insurance Company. In January, 1874, suc­ ceeded to presidency of Penn National Bank ( formerly Bank of 32 THE DALLETT FAMILY

Penn Township), which position he retained until his death. Name advanced as Democratic nominee for Presidential elector, 1879; declined nomination for City Treasurer of Philadelphia. memb. Philadelphia Clearing House, Board of County Fire Insurance Company, Corporation of Contributors to the Pennsylvania Hos­ pital ( 1857), Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Society of the Sons of St. George (October 23, 1871, to death), and Democratic Club of Philadelphia; shareoolder, Library Company of Philadel­ phia; patron of opera, and stockholder, Academy of Music. m. Philadelphia, Pa., September 17, 1844, Josephine du Columbier Martin, b. Philadelphia, Pa., October 16, 1822; d. Philadelphia, Pa., October 3, 1901; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; dau. Prosper and Sophia (Sutton) Martin, and granddau. Dr. Joseph Martin and Charlotte (Fillion) du Columbier, of St. Domingue, F.W.I., and Philadelphia, Pa. Issue: 134. Sophia 13 5. Gillies, Jr. 136. Josephine Martin 137. Judith Jenkinson 138. Elijah 139. Charlotte Fillion 140. Catherine Elizabeth 141. Prosper 11artin 142. Richard

68. ( 41) Sarah Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, January 21, 1807; d. Philadelphia, Pa., June 26,_ 1875; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. She was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, February 19, 1807. m. by Rev. David Lang, Gretna Green, Dumfries, Scotland, February 24, 1824 ( remarried by Rev. David Morgan, Curate of St. Martin's in the Fields, London, March 6, 1824), her first cousin, Elijah Dallett, Jr. ( 63), b. Putney, Surrey, December 13, 1802; d. Phila­ delphia, Pa., December 9, 1873; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; son of Elijah (36) and Judith (Jenkinson) Dallett (44). See (63). Their issue (120, 121, 122, 123, 124, 125) numbered through paternal descent only. 69. ( 41) Thomas George Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, Febru­ ary 21, 1808; d. Putney, Surrey, before 1815. He was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, March 24, 1808. 33 The Genealogy of

70. ( 41 l Catherine Bennett Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, March 23, 1810; d. Putney, Surrey, June 15, 1831; bur. Putney Church­ yard with aunt, Elizabeth (Dallett) Carpenter (34). She was bapt. at the Putney Parish Church, May 30, 1810. unm. 71. ( 41) Maria Rose Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, January 26, 1813; d. February 13, 1888. m. 1862, - Farn, of Surrey. No issue. 72. ( 41) Elizabeth Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, May 26, 1815; d. Putney, Surrey, March 20, 1902; bur. with father in Putney Lower Common Cemetery. unm. The last of the Dalletts of Putney. 73. ( 41) Ann Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey; d. Putney, Surrey, March, 1819. 74. ( 41) Mary Ann Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, April 3, 1820; d. Philadelphia, Pa., August 7, 1865; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. m. September 15, 1859, Arthur Stotesbury, b. Philadelphia, Pa., October 18, 1817; d. Cheyney, Pa., January 1, 1907; bur. Cheyney Cemetery; son of Capt. Arthur and Mary (Moore) Stotesbury. Issue: 143. Sarah Dallett 75. ( 41) Sophia Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, September 5, 1832; d. Putney, Surrey, July, 1847. Catalogue of books in British Museum lists: "Dallett (Sophia) . Inquest on Miss S. D ., held at Putney, on the 8th and 14th of July, 1847 ... Edited by J. R. Cormack, London, 1847. 8~ 7680.d." 76. ( 43) Martha Brown, lived at Merton. d. unm. after 1855. 77. ( 43) Judith Brown (twin), lived at Merton. d. unm. , after 1855. 78. ( 48) Sarah Elizabeth Dallett, b. 1823; d. January 21, 1845, in 22nd year; bur. Putney Churchyard, site No. 47. unm. 79. ( 48) Richard Matthew Dallett, b. 1825; d. July ~5, 1845, in 20th year; bur. Putney Churchyard, site No. 47. unm. 80. ( 48) Marian Dallett, b. 1828; d. July 21, 1838, in 10th year; bur. Putney Churchyard, site No. 47. 81. ( 50) Richard John Dallett, bapt. Merton, Surrey, July 8, 1812. 34 THE DALLETT FAMILY

82. ( 50) Emily Elizabeth Dallett, bapt. Merton, Surrey, May 23, 1813. 83. ( 50) William Dallett, bapt. Merton, Surrey, August 18, 1814. 84. ( 50) Augusta Sophia Dallett, bapt. Merton, Surrey, January 8, 1816. : 85. (53) Thomas Watney, bapt. Wimbledon, Surrey, Janu­ ary 19, 1806. 86. (53) Harriot Watney, b. August 11, 1810; bapt. Wim­ bledon, Surrey, September 10, 1810. 87. ( 5 5) Dallett Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 4, 1831; d. New York, N. Y., April 21, 1876; bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia. Merchant; associated with Dallett, Boulton and Bliss. m. Philadelphia, Pa., his first cousin, Virginia Dallett ( 99), b. Philadelphia, Pa., March 9, 1840; d. Philadelphia, Pa., Decem­ ber 6, 1898; bur. Woodands Cemetery; dau. John ( 56) and Vir­ ginia ( Buchey) Dallett. Issue: 144. Virginia 88. (55) William Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 4, 1832; d. Philadelphia, Pa., January 2, 1890; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. Merchant; associated with Dallett, Boulton and Bliss. memb. Historical Society of Pennsylvania. m. Philadelphia, Pa., his first cousin, Athenaide Dallett ( 96), b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 18, 1836; d. Germantown, Pa., July 5, 1872; bur. Woodlands Ceme­ tery; dau. John (56) and Virginia (Buchey) Dallett. Issue: 145. John Dallett 146. Florence 147. Robert Parker 148. William m. ( secondly) Philadelphia, Pa., his first cousin, Anna Dallett (101), b. Philadelphia, Pa., September 28, 1843; d. August 23, 1916; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; dau. John (56) and Virginia (Buchey) Dallett. Issue: 149. Anita 89. (55) Thomas Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1833/34; d. Philadelphia, Pa., in infancy. 35 The Genealogy of

90. ( 5 5) George Henry Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., October 5, 1835; cl. Philadelphia, Pa., February 25, 1857; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 91. ( 5 5) Louisa Catherine Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 15, 1838; cl. New York, N. Y., December 9, 1897; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery. unm. 92. ( 5 5) Marian Bliss,. b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 16, 1842; d. Philadelphia, Pa., July 15, 1842; bur. (removed to) Woodlands Cemetery. 93. {55) Augustus Frederick Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 22, 1844; d. Philadelphia, Pa., May 25, 1860; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery. 94. ( 5 5) Albert Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 28, 1846; d. Philadelphia, Pa., July 29, 1850; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 95. ( 55) Ernest Clarence Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 16, 1848; d. July 22, 1916; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 96. ( 56) Athenaide Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 18, 1836; d. Germantown, Pa., July 5, 1872; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. m. Philadelphia, Pa., her first cousin, William Bliss ( 88), b. Philadelphia Pa., July 4, 1832; cl. Philadelphia, Pa., January 2, 1890; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; son of Robert and Mary Ann Saunders (Dallett) Bliss (55). Their issue (145, 146, 147, 148) numbered through paternal descent only. 97. ( 56) John Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., October 12, 1837; d. March 28, 1904; bur. Rosedale Cemetery, Orange, N. J. memb. John Dallett anq Company (later Dallett, Boulton and Bliss), the Red 'D' Line. m. West Chester, Pa., April 28, 1864, his second cou§.in, Ella Hemphill (128), b. West Chester, Pa., January 31, 1844; d. February 22, 1934; bur. Rosedale Cemetery; dau. the Hon. Joseph and Catharine Elizabeth (Dallett) Hemphill ( 66). Issue: 150. Ella 151. John 15 2. Frederic Albert 98. ( 56) Thomas Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., December 2, 1838; d. Philadelphia, Pa., April 23, 1881; bur. Woodlands Ceme- 36 THE DALLETI FAMILY tery. Merchant; associated with John Dallett and Company (Dallett, Boulton and Bliss). memb. Union League ( of Phila­ delphia). unm. 99. ( 56) Virginia Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., March 9, 1840; d. Philadelphia, Pa., December 6, 1898; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. m. Philadelphia, Pa., her first cousin, Dallett Bliss (87), b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 4, 1831; d. New York, N. Y., April 21, 1876; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; son of Robert and Mary Ann Saunders (Dallett) Bliss ( 5 5) . Their issue ( 144) num­ bered through paternal descent only. 100. ( 56) Emily Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 11, 1842; d. August 29, 1900; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. m. Philadelphia, .Pa., William Henry Fuguet, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 7, 183 5; d. Philadelphia, Pa., February 23, 1875; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery; son of Stephen and Rita ( Guillom) Fuguet, of New Orleans, La., and Philadelphia, Pa. Mr. Fuguet was a memb. firm of Stephen Fuguet and Sons, tobacco merchants_ Issue: 15 3. Stephen Dallett 154. Dallett 155. Rita 156. Howard 157. Edith 101. ( 56) Anna Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., September 28, 1843; d. August 23, 1916; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. m. Phila­ delphia, Pa., her first cousin { and brother-in-law), William Bliss (88), b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 4, 1832; d. Philadelphia, Pa., January 2, 1890; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; son of Robert and Mary Ann Saunders (Dallett) Bliss ( 5 5) . Their issue ( 149) numbered through paternal descent only. 102. ( 56) Michael Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 3, 1845; d. "Roughwood," Devon, Pa., August 21, 1907. memb. firm of Dallett and Company (Dallett, Boulton and Bliss), the Red 'D' Line. memb. Union League ( of Philadelphia). Resided ''Roughwood," Conestoga and Valley Forge rds., Devon, Pa., an historic mansion, originally the old Lamb Tavern of Revolutionary times. m. Holy Trinity (P.E.) Church, Philadelphia, Pa., April 26, 1869, Mary Kirkbride Peterson, b. Philadelphia, Pa., August 26, 1846; d. Philadelphia, Pa., April 5, 1876; bur. Woodlands 37 The Genealogy of

Cemetery; dau. Israel and Frances Maria (Shoemaker) Peterson. Issue: 158. Alfred Michael 159. Frances m. (secondly) St. Paul's (P.E.) Church, Boston, Mass., May 31, 1892, his sister-in-law, Eliza Gurney Peterson, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 2, 1850; d. "Roughwood," Devon, Pa., 193-; dau. Israel and Frances Maria (Shoemaker) Peterson. No issue. 103. ( 56) Felicia Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 7, 1847; d. Philadelphia, Pa., December 29, 1913. m. Philadelphia, Pa., Edmund Henry Frishmuth, Jr., b. Philadelphia, Pa.; d. Phila­ delphia, Pa., May 19, 1902; son of Edmund Henry and Harriet (Whitney) F rishmuth. Mr. F rishmuth was educ. Penn Institute of Philadelphia (grad. 1861). memb. firm of Frishmuth, Brother and Company, tobacco merchants, a bank director, and prominent in civic affairs in Philadelphia. memb. Union League ( of Phila­ delphia) . Issue: 160. Lillie 104. ( 56) Frank Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., August 20, 1848; d. Philadelphia, Pa., March 3, 1850; bur. Woodlands Ceme­ tery. 105. ( 56) Alfred Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., March 30, 1850; d. Cape Island (Cape May), N. J., August 11, 1852; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. · 106. ( 56) Mary Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 7, 1852; d. Philadelphia, Pa., December 15, 1890; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 107. ( 56) Clara Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., November 27, 1853; d. Philadelphia, Pa., August, 1916 (or 1918); bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery. unm. 108. (60) Henry Carpenter Dallett, Jr., b. Venezuela, South America, February 4, 1839; d. No. 2111 Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa., November 19, 1903; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. Merchant; associated with H. C. Dallett and Sons, coffee importers; director Delaware Mutual Safety Insurance Company; later raised horses extensively in Delaware. Sportsman. m. by Rev. Dr. William 38 THE DALLEIT FAMILY

Henry Ducachet, rector of St. Stephen's (P.E.) Church, Philadel­ phia, at No. 1417 Filbert st., Philadelphia, Pa., December 12, 1860, Laura Adele Herring, b. Baltimore, Md., December 31, 183 7; cl. Vineland, N. J., April 22, 1913; bur. Vineland Ceme­ tery; dau. Lewis S. and Margaret (Sykes) Herring, of Baltimore. Issue: 161. George Presbury 162. James 109. ( 60) Estelina Dallett, b. No. 92 Locust st., Philadel­ phia, Pa., June 3, 1840; d. No. 2031 Walnut st., Philadelphia, Pa., August 16, 1870; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. m. by rector of St. Andrew's (P.E.) Church, Philadelphia, at No. 1618 Locust st., Philadelphia, Pa., November 29, 1860, Titus Fey Cronise; marriage dissolved, 1861. Mr. Cronise, of Baltimore, and Hagers­ town, Md., was a broker in Philadelphia. Estelina Dallett lived in Philadelphia and Paris. No issue.

110. ( 60) James Dallett7 b. Tenth st. above Pine, Philadel­ phia, Pa., December 21, 1841; d. summer residence,_ Wayne, Pa., August 13, 1892; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. Associated early in life in family coffee importing business; junior member of firm of H. C. Dallett and Sons. Subsequently partner with brother Frank (113) in __ fum of Dallett and Company, iron and steel manufacturers and contractors, 1875-1892. Roman Catholic. Club­ man and Mason. Resided Philadelphia and New York. Lifelong friend of Joseph Wilhelm Drexel (1833-1888), banker and phil­ anthropist, he was, by Drexel's will, dated June 15, 1877, ap­ pointed executor with Lucy (Wharton) Drexel, of the Drexel estate, and in case of her death, guardian of the Drexel daughters. Due however to his long-enduring ill-health, his friend revoked the appointments by codicil of June 2, 1887. unm. 111. (60) Charles Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., August 31, 1844; cl. Philadelphia, Pa., April 14, 1845; bur. Ronaldson's Ceme­ tery, but subsequently removed to Woodlands Cemetery. 112. ( 60) Edward Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., November 3, 1850; d. Philadelphia, Pa., March 15, 1851; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 113. ( 60) Frank Dallett, b. No. 1618 Locust st., Philadel- 39 The Genealogy of phia, Pa., July 27, 1858; d. No. 304 North Wayne ave., Wayne, Pa., April 4, 193 5; bur. ,Woodlands Cemetery. educ. by private tutors and at Rittenhouse Academy, Philadelphia. In 1875 he entered into partnership with his brother James ( 110) under firm name of Dallett and Company, in iron and steel manufacturing and contracting business; president, 1892-1921. In 1880s took up summer residence and in 1891 permanent residence at Wayne, Pa. memb. Wayne Country Club ( later Radnor Cricket Club) and the Euterpean, Wayne. Equestrian; noted for prize winning horses (principally pony Wild Rose, 1911 blue ribbon winner in Devon and Wissahickon Horse Shows.) Episcopalian. m. 1st, by Rev. Mr. Morsell, Philadelphia, Pa., January 10, 1883, Mary Elizabeth Smylie, b. Easton, Pa., March 1, 1858; d. No. 104 Windermere ave., Wayne, Pa., August 23, 1895; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; dau. John, Jr., and Mary Moore (Coates) Smylie, of Philadelphia, and South Bethlehem, Pa., and great grandniece of Revolutionary General "Mad Anthony" Wayne, of "Waynes­ borough Farm/' Paoli, Pa., in whose honor Wayne, Pa., was named. Issue: 16 3. Elizabeth Estelle m. 2nd, by Rev. George A. Keller, D.D., St. David's (P.E.) Church, (Radnor), Devon, Pa., October 6, 1896, Elizabeth King Loag, b. West Third st., Beverly, N. J., August 15, 1869; d. No. 134 Linwood ave., Ardmore, Pa., December 15, 1928; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery; dau. Samuel and Anna Frances (Powell) Loag, of Philadelphia, and Beverly, N. J., the latter's first cousin, Frances Bergman Butcher, having married Edward Townsend Stotesbury, first cousin of Sarah D~llett Stotesbury ( 143) . Issue: 164. Francis James 165. Henry Carpenter, III 166. Natalie Loag 167. Christine Antoinette 168. Crawf9rd Loag 114. ( 61) Ada Dallett, b. 1862; d. Philadelphia, Pa., 1'-To­ vember 8, 1929; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery. unm.

115. (61) Hon. Morris Dallett, b. Nev.1 York, N. Y., May 1 ( or 11), 1864; d. The Homestead, Hot Springs, Va., August 23, 1917; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. educ. Roth 40 THE DALLETI FAMILY

Academy, and Delancey School (later merged with Episcopal Academy), Philadelphia (grad. 1880) ; entered College of Uni­ versity of Pennsylvania, 1880; memb. Philo. and I.K.I.; class his­ torian; A.B., 1884; LL.B., 1887. Entered law office of Henry T. Coleman. Lawyer; partner of Governor Pennypacker and Judge Joseph Whitaker Thompson. Appointed Judge of the Orphans Court of Philadelphia, by Governor Pennypacker, April 11, 1905, to succeed Judge Ferguson; nomination confirmed by the Senate; elected for ten years, November, 1905. Appointed President Judge of the Orphans Court, by special commission from Governor Tener, June 21, 1911, to succeed Clement Biddle Penrose, deceased, Re-elected to bench, November, 1915, and continued as President Judge until death. memb. Pennsylvania State Bar Association, the Law Association, Sharswood Law Club, Union League ( of Philadelphia), Philadelphia Country Club, University Club, Duquesne Club ( of Pittsburgh), and Equanok Country Club ( of Manchester, Vermont). R.C. m. 1888, Mar­ garet B. Millard, b. Pittsburgh, Pa.; alive; dau. Joseph M. Mil­ lard. Issue: 169. Marie 170. Morris 171. Margaret A 172_._ Marjorie Virginia 116. ( 61) Michael Fortune Dallett, Jr., b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1865 /66; d. after 1902. Real estate broker. Resided German­ town, Philadelphia; m. Issll:~: 173. Michael Fortune, III 174. William M. 175. Dorothy 176. Mabel 177. Thomas V 117. ( 62) Henry Saunders Stevens, b. Philadelphia, Pa.~ August 26, 1854; d. Philadelphia, Pa., July 1, 1921; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery. m. Philadelphia, Pa., June 14, 1893, Lillian Raleigh Hilyard, b. Md., October 5, 1870; d. Philadelphia, Pa., April 5, 1943; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; dau. Robert and Mary Ann Townsend (Clifton) Hilyard. Issue: 1 78. Althea Dallett 41 The Genealogy of

118. ( 62) Charles Albert Stevens, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 18, 1856; d. Norristown, Pa., December 8, 1914; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 119. ( 62) Alfred Herbert Stevens, b. Whitemarsh Twp., Montgomery Co., Pa.; d. Denver, Col., 193-. m. Mignon ---; marriage dissolved. Issue: 179. Marguerite 120. ( 63) Elijah James Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, October 21, 1825; d. October 23, 1863; bur. Oaklands Cemetery, West Chester, Pa. Soap and candle manufacturer. me_mb. Society of the Sons of St. George, Philadelphia, July 23, 18 52, to death. m. December 11, 1854, Ann Jane (Worthington) Pepper, d. West Chester, Pa., April 9, 1875; bur. Oaklands Cemetery; dau. Dr. Wilmer and Elizabeth (Hemphill) Worthington, widow of Dr. Henry Bassett Pepper, niece of the Hon Joseph Hemphill who married Catharine Elizabeth Dallett ( 66), and direct descendant of William Paxson who came to Pennsylvania with William Penn on the Welcome in 1682. Issue: 180. Wilmer Worthington 181. Sarah 182. Elizabeth Hemphill 183. Elijah James, Jr. 184. Joseph Hemphill 121. (63) Thomas Henry Dallett, b. Putney, Surrey, Octo­ ber 12, 1828; d. Cheyney, Pa., July 14, 1910; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. Soap and candle manufacturer; partner in Gillies Dal­ lett and Company. Purchased Cheyney farm, Cheyney, Pa., re­ moved there in 1875, and built a country residence for himself and family in 1879. memb. Franklin Institute. m. by Rev. Abel C. Thomas, Radnor, Pa., October 13, 1859, Mary Louise Adams, b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 15, 1826; d. Cheyney, Pa., February 26, 1907; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; dau. George and Mary (May­ land) Adams. Issue: 185. George Adams 186. Alfred 122. ( 63) William Heysham Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 19, 1833; d. Philadelphia, Pa., March 4, 1911; bur. Oak- 42 THE DALLETT FAMILY lands Cemetery, West Chester. Businessman, Philadelphia. Re­ sided West Goshen, Chester Co., Pa. Master of Brandywine Grange No. 60. m. by Rev. Joseph M. Pierson, Bridgeport, N. J., October 16, 1856, Anna Maria Cooper, b. Bridgeport, N. J., September 30, 1832; d. October 30, 1901; bur. Oaklands Ceme­ tery; dau. Samuel Wilbur and Rebecca Ann (Wilson) Cooper. Issue: 187. Anna Cooper 188. Samuel Cooper 189. William Postan 190. Edward 191. Lucy 192. Charles 123. ( 63) Sarah Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., October 24, 1836; d. Philadelphia, Pa., February 20, 1851; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. · 124. ( 63) Catherine Lay Dallett:, b. Philadelphia:, Pa.:, De­ cember 17, 1839; d. Media, Pa., April 29, 1936; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. · 12 5. ( 63) Judith Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 21, 1842; d. October 31, 1903; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 126. ( 64) James Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1827; d. Philadelphia, Pa., October 13, 1831. 127. (66) Joseph Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., Septem­ ber 17, 1842; d. West Chester, Pa., October 29, 1916; bur. Oak­ lands Cemetery. educ. private schools, West Chester, Willistown Seminary, East l-{ampton, Mass., Harvard Law School (grad. 1863). In 1860 entered father's office as student of law~ and continued stu~ies until September, 1862, when as first sergeant of Company D., Second Pennsylvania Militia, he was called briefly into service; following return from Harvard served briefly as first sergeant of Company E., Forty-Third Regiment, during invasion of state, 1863. Admitted to Chester County Bar, Octo­ ber 31, 1864. Attorney at law, 1864-1890, Hemphill Building, West Chester. Chairman of Democratic committee of Chester County, and nominee for legislature and district-attorneyship. Elected 1872 to Constitutional Convention. Elected 1889 to posi- 43 The Genealogy of tion of law judge; took seat January 6, 1890. In June, 1897, became president judge of Courts of Chester County; 1899 re­ elected to second term. Recognized by bar of the state as ablest common pleas judge in Pennsylvania. m. by Rev. Henry Board­ man, Tenth Presbyterian Church of Philadelphia, February 28, 1867, Eliza Ann Lytle, b. Sarah Furnace, Bedford County, Pa., January 23, 1845; d. Clifton Heights, Pa., December 15, 1932; bur. Oaklands Cemetery; dau. Colonel Edward Haines and Eliza­ beth (Shoenberger) Lytle. Issue: 193. Lily 194. Joseph 195. Edward 169. William Haines Lytle 128. (66) Ella Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., January 31, 1844; d. February 22, 1934; bur. Rosedale Cemetery, Orange, N. J. m. West Chester, Pa., April 28, 1864, her second cousin, John Dallett (97), b. Philadelphia, Pa., October 12, 1837; d. March 28, 1904; bur. Rosedale Cemetery; son of John ( 56) and Virginia (Buchey) Dallett. Their issue (150, 151, 152) num­ bered through paternal descent only. 129. ( 66) Elijah Dallett Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., June 30, 1845; d. West Chester, Pa., February 23, 1936; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. educ. private schools, West Chester, and Philadelphia Polytechnic College (M.E., 1866). 1866-.67, leased and operated Allegheny Forge, Blair County, Pa.; 1868, attached to engineer corps of Lake Superior ~d Mississippi Railroad Company, then in course of construction; 1871-79, superintendent of Allentown (Pa.) Gas Works; 1879-93, engaged in :flour, seed, grain and coal business in West Chester, under firm name of Hemphill Brothers. memb. Philadelphia Commercial Exchange; organizer of Edison Electric Illuminating Company, of West Chester, and of Dime Savings Bank of Chester County, of which latter he was for several years the secretary. Charter memb., continuous director, and subsequently president of West Chester Club, and memb. West Chester Golf and Country Club. m. P.E. Church of the Atonement, Philadelphia, Pa., November 22, 1871, Rebecca Mickle, b. Camden, N. J., October 10, 1848; d. West Chester, 44 THE DALLETT FAMILY

Pa., December 9, 1925; bur. Oaklands Cemetery; dau. Isaac and Clara (Tyndale) Mickle. Issue: 197. Rebecca 198. Clara 199. Elijah Dallett, Jr. 200. Elizabeth 201. Katharine 202. Marjorie 203. James Mitchell 204. Isaac Mickle 205. John Mickle 130. ( 66) Ann Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., May 24, 1847; d. Paris, France, January 21, 1939; bur. there. m. 1st, by Rev. John Bolton, West Chester, Pa., February 2, 1869, Albin Garrett (Jr.), of Westtown; marriage dissolved. m. 2nd, Wil­ liam Minturn; marriage dissolved. m. 3rd, Paris, France, May 11, 1886, Comte Louis d'Hendrecourt, b. 1847; d. March 7, 1924; son of Comte d'Hendrecourt and Douairiere Vicomtesse Adele (Tiersonnier) d'Hendrecourt. Comte Louis d'Hendrecourt was Captain of 3 5 Regiment d'Artillerie, and president of Society of St. Vincent de Paul of France. No issue. 131. (66) Catharine Dallett Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., November -5, 1848; d. New York, N. Y., September 21, 1927; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa. m. West Chester, Pa., June 5, 1873, John Sawyer Wilson, b. Ohio, May 23, 1828; d. Bass Rock, Mass., August 21, 1911; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia; son of Rev. Alexander and Mary Wilson. Mr. Wilson was president of the Central New England and West­ ern Railroad Company, New York, N. Y., and prominent in civic affairs in New York and Baltimore, Md. memb. Union League ( of Philadelphia). Issue: 206. Ella 207. Florence 208. John Sawyer, Jr. 209. Dallett Hemphill 200. Joseph Alexander 132. ( 66) William Hemphill, b. Philadelphia, Pa., Decem­ ber 23, 1851; d. West Chester, Pa., September 21, 1895; bur. 45 The Genealogy of

Oaklands Cemetery. educ. pvt. schools, West Chester, and at Dr. Clemson's School, Cl~ymont, Del. 1879-95, engaged in to­ bacco business, Pittsburgh, Pa.; 1879-93, engaged in flour, seed, grain and coal business in West Chester. memb. and chairman of Democratic committee of Chester County; jury commissioner of county, 1889-92. m. P.E. Church of the Saviour, Philadelphia, Pa., April 27, 1875, Mary Sharpe Holloway, b. Flushing, 0., October 13, 1851; d. West Chester, Pa., July 12, 1930; bur. Oak­ lands Ce,!Detery; dau. Chalkley Trayherne and Priscilla (Branden­ burg) Holloway. Issue: 211. Laura Brandenburg 212. Gillies Dallett 213. Mary Sharpe 214. Dorothy 133. (66) Wilmer Worthington Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., May 20, 18 5 3; d. West Chester, Pa., July 10, 18 5 3; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. 134. ( 67) Sophia Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., October 24, 1846; d. Philadelphia, Pa., January 22, 1863; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 135. ( 67) Gillies Dallett, Jr., p. Philadelphia, Pa., October 1848; lost at sea, March 22, 1877, on brig "Roanoke" on passage from Philadelphia to Laguayra; memorial stone in Woodlands Cemetery. m. February 10, 1874, Maria Elizabeth Bemis, b. July 21, 1846; lost at sea with her husband March 22, 1877; memorial stone in Woodlands Cemetery; dau. Luke and Maria (Stubbs) Bemis, of West Chester, Pa. Issue: 215. Josephine 216. Elizabeth Bemis 13~. ( 67) Josephine Martin Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., November 25, 1850; d. Chestnut Hill, Pa., April 17, 1933; bur. W oodlap.ds Cemetery. unm. 137. ( 67) Judith Jenkinson Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 4, 1853; d. Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa., January 28, 1936; bur. St. James the Less Churchyard, Philadelphia. m. Phila­ delphia, Pa., November 20, 1888, Henry Budd, b. Philadelphia, Pa., November 12, 1849; d. Philadelphia, Pa., April 28, 1921; 46 THE DALLETT f AMILY bur. St. James the Less Churchyard; son of Henry and Martha (Berg) Budd. Mr. Budd was educ. Episcopal Academy (grad. 1864) ; College, University of Pennsylvania ( A.M., 1868). Law­ yer; author of "Sharswood and Budd's Leading Cases with Notes," 3 vols., and a large number of reports, essays, and reviews in legal and literary journals. Editor, A.n_J.erican Law Register; and of Weekly Notes of Cases; and joint ed. with Charles F. Ziegler of The University, 1869. Prominent Episcopal layman and Chan­ cellor of the Diocese of Pennsylvania. Trustee of Burlington College, St. Mary's Hall (Burlington, N. J.), General Theologi­ cal Seminary of the P.E. Church (New York, N. Y.), and Young Man's Institute. Democrat. memb. Phi Beta Kappa Society, Philomathean Society of the University of Pennsylvania, Central Committee of Alumni (Univ. of Pa.), Committee of Alumni Society to compile an Alumni Catalogue of the College Dept. ( 1880), University Club ( of Philadelphia), Penn Club, Historical Society of Pennsylvania, Philo Biblion, Church Historical Society (president), American Bar Association, Pennsylvania Bar Asso­ ciation, and Law Association of Philadelphia. Director, Academy of Music; officer of Associate Society of the Red Cross; one of the founders of the Young Men's Democratic Association, and its temporary first president; shareholder, Library Company of Philadelphia. No issue. 138. ( 67) --Elijah Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 5, 1855; d. Chestnut Hill, Pa., December 1, 1939; bur. Woodlands Ceme­ tery. educ. West Penn Square Academy, Philadelphia. Asso­ ciated for thirty-five years with Midvale Steel Company; active member and vestryman of St. Paul's Church, Chestnut Hill, and long active in charitable organizations. Shareholder, Library Com­ pany of Philadelphia. m. by Rev. Percival H. Hickman, rector of St. Martin's (P.E.) Church, Radnor, Pa., at "Hilaire," St. Davids, Pa., December 29, 1887, Elizabeth Shoemaker Niemann, b. Philadelphia, Pa., March 17, 1859; d. Philadelphia, Pa., Novem­ ber 29, 1902; bur. Woodlands Cemetery; dau. Henry F. A. and Mary (Shoemaker) Niemann. Issue: 217. Anthony Joseph 218. Alexander d' Autrechy 219. Philip Niemann 139. ( 67) Charlotte Fillion Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 47 The Genealogy of

October 13, 1857; d. Chestnut Hill, Pa., February 1, 1927; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unrµ.

140. ( 67) Catherine Elizabeth Dallett, b. Chester County, Pa., July 30, 1860; alive. m. Chestnut Hill, Pa., August 9, 1907, Spencer Henry Smith, b. of English parentage, New York, N. Y., March 4, 1829; d. "Bolitho," Montecito, Santa Barbara, Cal., 1917. No issue.

141. ( 67) Prosper Martin Dallett, b. June 29, 1863; d. Philadelphia, Pa., June 26, 1897; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. memb. Society of the Sons of St. George, Philadelphia, July 23, 1889 to death; steward of same, 1892-93. unm . . 142. ( 67) Richard Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 9, 1866; d. July, 1933; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. m. 1st, Laura Sillinger. Issue: 220. Lawrence Richard m. (secondly) October 6, 1915, Sara Gottshall, b. 1885; alive. No issue.

143. (74) Sarah Dallett Stotesbury, b. Philadelphia, Pa. ( ?) , February 9, 1861; d. Cheyney, Pa., April 6, 1931; bur. Cheyney. unm. Inherited "Lower Footing," Putney, Surrey, freehold estate of her grandfather, James Dallett ( 41), which she bequeathed to four cousins, Elijah James Dallett (184), Charles Dallett (192), Trever B. White, and Dr. Thomas S. Githens.

144. (87) Virginia Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 24, 1864; d. Philadelphia, Pa., October 18, 1865; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 145. (88) John Dallett Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 28, 1862; d. Santa Monica, Cal., 1934. Entered College of University of Pennsylvania, class of 1883, in 1879, but left during Freshman year. Merchant. m. Mrs. Clede W. ---, who survived him. No issue. 48 THE DALLETI FAMILY

146. (88) Florence Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 8, 1869; d. Philadelphia, Pa., July 11, 1870; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 147. (88) Robert Parker Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1870; d. Philadelphia, Pa., January, 1900; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 148. (88) William Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1871; d. Philadelphia, Pa., December, 1895; bur. Woodlands Cemetery~ unm. 149. (88) Anita Bliss, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 8, 1875; d. February 12, 1922; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. unm. 150. (97) Ella Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 14, 1865; d. April 12, 1941. m. January 6, 1896, Jules Turcas, b. May 5, 1852; d. March 16, 1917. Issue: 221. Antoinette Dallett 151. (97) John Dallett, III, b. West Chester, Pa., August 1, 1867. m. E~st Orange, N. J., September 8 (or December 12), 1894, Edith Louise Freeman, b. Cleveland, 0., October 8, 1871; d. London, England, September 1, 1914; dau. Joel' Francis and Frances Maria (Abbey) Freeman. Issue: 222. Frances Abbey m. ( secondly) Colorado Springs, Col., September 22, 1915, Laura A. Anderson, b. Colorado Springs, Col., November 16, 1884; dau. Boswell Preston and Sarah Jane (Durkee) Anderson. Issue: 223. Sarah Hemphill 224. Judith Preston 152. ( 97) Frederic Albert Dallett, b. Brooklyn, N. Y., Oc­ tober 12, 1869. Assoc. with Red 'D' Line, 1886-1937; president of company (Bliss, Dallett and Company; later Dallett and Son), 1917-1937. m. St. Paul's (P.E.) Church, Baltimore, Md., April 30, 1900, Katherine Abbey, b. September 4, 1874; dau. Henry Gilbert and Amelia Mathilde (Johnstone) Abbey. She is a memb. Society of Mayflower Descendants. Issue: 225. John 226. Katherine 15 3. ( 100) Stephen Dallett Fuguet, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 49 The Genea/.ogy of

January 16, 1867; d. Philadelphia, Pa., October 13, 1868; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery. 154. ( 100) Dallett Fuguet, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 24, 1868; d. New York, N. Y. (?),December 27, 1933; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery, Philadelphia. Entered College of University of Pennsylvania, class of 1889, in 1885 ( A.B., A.M.) ; pres. Sci. Soc., Univ. of Penna.; one of founders and editors of Red and Blue; student in Dept. Phil., 1891-93. Journalist, connected with N. Y. Evening Post. m. Ella Geisse, b. June 8 ,1874; d. Decem­ ber 12, 1923; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. Issue: 227. William Dallett 228. Geisse 229. Rita _ 155. (100) Rita Fuguet, b. Philadelphia, Pa.; alive. m. William J. Berg, Nutley, N. J. No issue. 156. (100) Howard Fuguet, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1873; d. Philadelphia, Pa., March 4, 1936; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. B.S. in M.E., University of Pennsylvania, 1894. -:Businessman. Sportsman. Patron of Pennsylvania Museum of Art and Phila­ delphia Orchestra. memb. Racquet Club ( of Philadelphia) . unm. 157. (100) Edith Fuguet, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 11, 1875; d. New York, N. Y., January 25, 1880; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia. 158. (102) Alfred Michael Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 16, 1870; d. Devonshire, England, October 20, 1933. Head of The Dallett Company, manufacturers of pneumatic tools. memb. Merion Cricket Club, Union League ( of Philadelphia), and The Fencing and Sparring Club. unm. 159. (102) Frances Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 14, 1872; d. "Roughwood," Devon, Pa., June 28, 1923; bur. St. David's Churchyard, Devon, Pa. memb. New Century Club. m. Philadelphia, Pa., May 28, 1910, Stephen Fuguet, b. Bryn Mawr, Pa., August 17, 1876; d. Jacksonville, Fla., March, 1937; bur. St. David's Churchyard, Devon; son of Stephen Orlando and Marie Louise ( de la Forest) Fuguet, a~d nephew of William Henry Fuguet who married Emily Dallett ( 100). Mr. Fuguet was educ. Haverford School, and Delancey School, Philadelphia. so THE DALLETT FAMILY

Veteran of both Spanish-American War and World War I, being in the latter Red Cross division representative in his position as director of the Red Cross Bureau of Development. Partner of investment banking house of C. C. Harrison, Jr., and Company, until 1923 when he resigned to accept presidency of The Dallett Company, manufacturers of pneumatic tools. memb. Union League ( of Philadelphia), and Midday Club. Issue: 230. Frances Dallett 231. Louise Gurney Stephen Fuguet m. (secondly) Suzanne Wister (now Mrs. Joseph Lees Eastwick), dau. Dr. James Wilson and Elizabeth Bayard (Dunn) Wister, by whom he had issue Suzanne, Stephenie, and Stephen Gerome. 160. ( 103) Lillie Frishmuth, b. Philadelphia, Pa. memb. Acom and Cosmopolitan Clubs. m. St. Martin's (P.E.) Church, Radnor, Pa., November 9, 1912, Charles James Rhoads, b. German­ town, Philadelphia, Pa., October 4, 1872; son of Dr. James E. ( :first pres. Bryn Mawr College) and Margaret Wilson (Ely) Rhoads. Mr. Rhoads was educ. William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia (grad. 1889); Haverford College (A.B., 1893); Phi Beta Kappa. Began as elk. Girard Trust Co., Phila., 1893; asst. treas. same, 1898-1900; treas., 1900-04; vice pres., 1904-14 (resigned). Gov., Federal Reserve Bank of Phila., Oct. 8, 1914 to Feb., 1918. Pres., Central National· Bank, Phila., 1920. Dir., Girard Trost Co., Provident Trost Co. and Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co. (Phila.) ; P~a. Saving Fund Soc.; Phila. Con­ tributionship for the Insurance of Houses from Fire. Partner, Brown Bros. and Co., bankers, 1921-29. Commissioner of Indian Affairs, 1929-April 21, 1933. Chmn., Phila. Co. Relief Board, April, 1934 to July, 1935. Acting treas., YMCA, Feb. to May, 1918; chmn., YMCA Prisoners Aid, and chief Friends Bur., Am. Red Cross (France) for relief and reconstruction work in devas­ tated France, May, 1918 to Sept., 1919. memb. bd. mgrs., Haver­ ford College; bd. trustees (pres.), Bryn Mawr College; bd. over­ seers, William Penn Charter School. Trustee, Am. Scandinavian Foundation; treas., Am. Acad. Polit. and Social Science. memb. Am. Council of Inst. of Pacific Relations, Council of Foreign Rela­ tions, Historical Soc. of Pa., Am. Philosophical Soc., Philadelphia Club, University Club, University Barge Club, Racquet Club, 51 The Genealogy of

Merion Cricket Club, Gulph Mills Golf Club, St. Davids Golf Club, Metropolitan Club, ( of Washington), and Founders Club (Haverford College), and Dean of the Wistar Association. No issue. 161. ( 108) George Presbury Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., September 25, 1861; d. Vineland, N. J., March 19, 1927; bur. Vineland Cemetery. unm. 162. (108) James Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., March 13, 1865; d. Vineland, N. J., October 26, 1941; bur. Vineland Ceme­ tery. m. Vineland, N. J., June 15, 1898, Millie Smith, b. New York, N. Y., April 14, 1867; alive; dau. Frank and Caroline Louisa (Baumgartel) Smith. Issue: 232. Charles Edwin 2 3 3. Dorothy Adele 234. James Milton 163. ( 113) Elizabeth Estelle Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., March 18, 1892. educ. pvt. schools, Phila., and Miss Armitage's School, Wayne, Pa. m. P. E. Church of the Transfiguration, New York, N. Y., February 18, 1915, M. Hall Stanton Jones, b. Rox­ borough, Philadelphia, Pa., October 12, 1892; son of Leander M. and Annie Eva (Dawson) Jones. Mr. Jones was educ. William Penn Charter School, Philadelphia (grad. 1909), and Wharton School, University _of Pennsylvania (B.S. in Econ., 1913). Credit manager and Manager Field Operating, B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., Akron, 0. Issue: 235. Dallett

164. (113) Francis James0 Dallett, b. No. 104 Windermere ave., Wayne, Pa., January 22, 1898; d. Naval Hospital, Philadel­ phia, Pa., July 13, 1937; bur. Thomas Dallett vat;1lt, Woodlands Cemetery. educ. Radnor High School, Wayne, (class of 1917), preparing for Princeton Univ., but as memb. Troop D., First Penn­ sylvania Cavalry (Second City Troop), entered service of country; subsequently pvt. 1st cl., Hdqs. Detachment, Fifty-Third Field Artillery Brigade, Twenty-Eighth Division of Pa., A.E.F., France and Belgium; in service May 18, 1917 to May 20, 1919. Eques­ trian; rode in Devon Horse Shows. Associated with Dallett and Company, Dallett and Bunting Motor Company, and Harris, 52 THE DALLETT FAMILY

LeRoy, and Clarke, Inc. ( Ardmore Motors). memb. Anthony Wayne Post No. 418, ~erican Legion, and St. Mary's (P. E.) Church, Wayne, but attended St. David's Church, (Radnor), Devon, Pa. m. by Rev. Albert C. Kanzinger, St. Paul's (P. L.) Church, Ardmore, Pa., April 3, 1926, Christine Louise Newman, b. No. 411 S. Carlisle st., Philadelphia, Pa., August 12, 1898; dau. Prof. Charles John and Mary Jefferson (Hatch) Newman. Charles John Newman (Professor of Music), b. "Augusta House," Richmond, Va., April 24, 1856; d. Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, Pa., May 18, 1903; bur. West Laurel Hill Cemetery; son of Rev. Louis Christian Newman (Va. Theol. Sem. '54) and Jane Rose Anna Gough! educ. Roth Academy, Philadelphia; Hell­ muth School, London, Prov. of Ontario, Canada; Burlington Col­ lege, Burlington, N. J., of which his father was Acting Curator and Theological Instructor; College, University of Pennsylvania ( class of 1877); Royal Conservatory of Music, Leipsic, Germany (grad. 1879) . Traveled extensively in Europe. Teacher of music, and organist P. E. Church of the Annunciation, St. Paurs (P. E.) Church; St. Augustine's ( R.C.) Church, and Calvary Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia. Composed many instrumental pieces, songs, serenades, and one gavotte for orchestra, and wrote a work on the system andJechnique of music. Episcopalian; memb. Church of the Epiphany (now St. Luke and the Epiphany), Philadelphia. memb. Philadelphia Chess Club (secretary), Franklin Chess Club ( direc-­ tor), Utopian Club (secretary) , and Potter Masonic Lodge. Champion of Franklin Chess Club, 1886 and 1900; Philadelphia player in annual matches w1th New York, 1883-1903; played on American team against Great Britain in cable matches, 1898-1903. m. by Rev. Richard Newton, D.D., Church of the Epiphany, Phila­ delphia, Pa., November 2, 1880, Mary Jefferson Hatch, b. Chapel Hill Dist., Orange County, N. C., November 1, 1860; d. No. 304 North Wayne ave., Wayne, Pa., October 28, 1939; bur. West Laurel Hill Cemetery; dau. Sgt.-Major Thomas Jefferson Hatch, C.S.A., and Annie Elizabeth Eagen. 6 chn. Christine Louise (Newman) Dallett is a memb. Daughters of the American Revolution, American Legion Auxiliary, and St. Mary's (P.E.) Church, Wayne, Pa. Issue: 236. Francis James, Jr. 2 37. Joseph . Birdsall 53 The Genealogy of

165. ( 113) Henry Carpenter Dallett, III, b. No. 104 Win­ dermere ave., Wayne, Pa., May 5, 1899. educ. Radnor High School (grad. 1918). A.U.S., World War I and World War II. Broker; subsequently engaged in aeronautical work. Past memb. Anthony Wayne Post No. 418, American Legion, and St. Mary's (P.E.) Church, Wayne, Pa. m. Danielsville, Pa., August 1, 1927, (Mrs.) Althea J. Martin. No issue. 166. (113) Natalie Loag Dallett, b. No. 104 Windermere ave., Wayne, Pa., November 12, 1900. m. by Rev. W. George W. Anthony, D.D., St. Mary's (P.E.) Church, Wayne, Pa., April 30, 1920, Pere Hanson Sellman, b. Baltimore, Md., February 28, 1898; son of Lee Willson and Ann Hopper (Hanson) Sellman. Mr. Sellman is a grandson of Pere Wilmer and Sarah Maria (Hopper) Hanson, great-grandson of George Washington and Margaret Ann (Wilmer) Hanson, great-great-grandson of George Adolphus and Rebecca (Baird) Hanson, and great-great-great,grandson of Gus­ tavus Hanson ( d. 1788), of "Radcliffe Hall," Kent Co., Eastern Shore of Md., member of the Committee of Safety, Observation, and Correspondence of Kent Co. during the Revolutionary War, and of the family of the Hon. John Hanson, first president of the United States under the Articles of Confederation. Issue: 238. Pere Hanson, Jr. 239. Dallett 167. (113) Christine Antoinette Dallett, b. No. 104 Winder­ mere ave. ,Wayne, Pa., November 8, 1902. m. by Rev. Crosswell McBee, D.D., St. David's Church, (Radnor), Devon, Pa., October 19, 1923, Holbrook Miller Bunting, b. Bryn Mawr, Pa., December 28, 1902; son of Samuel Charles and Mathilde Prevost (Coulter) Bunting; marriage dissolved. Mr. Bunting is a grandson of Samuel Charles and Elizabeth Alford (Miller) Bunting, great­ grandson of Samuel Charles and Elizabeth Ann (Clark) Bunting, great-great-grandson of Philip Syng and Elizabeth (Tompkins) Bunting, great-great-great-grandson of Samuel and Esther (Syng) Bunting, and great-great-great-great-grandson of Philip Syng, Jr., (1703-1789), colonial silversmith, Treasurer of Philadelphia, Pro­ vincial Commissioner of Appeals, founder with friend Benjamin Franklin of University of Pennsylvania (trustee), American Philo­ sophical Society ( first treas.), and Library Company of Philadel­ phia (director) , original member of Franklin's J unto, the first 54 THE DALLETI FAMILY

Masonic Lodge in the United States (Jr. Grand Warden), Schuyl­ kill Fishing Company, and Union Fire Company, and maker of county seals, colonial military medals, Indian ornaments, the flagon and baptismal basin of Christ Church, and the celebrated inkstand used in the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Issue: 240. Holbrook Miller, Jr. m. (secondly) Texas, 1944, Joseph Hazard O'Brien. A.U.S., of Washington, D. C. 168. (J.13) Crawford Loag Dallett, b. No. 104 Windermere ave., Wayne, Pa.; d. there, June 2, 1908, aged six months; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 169. (115) Marie Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa. m. Greystone Farm, Westtown, Pa., June 5, 1915, Charles Randall Penington, b. February 15, 1889; marriage dissolved. Mr. Penington was a grad. College of the University of Pennsylvania, 1911. Banker. Lt., U.S.N.R.F. No issue. 170. (115) Morris Dallett, Jr., b. Philadelphia, Pa. educ. DeLancey School, Philadelphia. Author, photographer, and busi­ nessman, Conn. and N. Y. m. Issue: 241. Kent Morris 242. (dau.) 171. (115) Margaret A. Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 1, 1902. educ. Agn~s Irwin School. m. St. George's (P.E.) Church, California Quartier, Cannes, -France, June 21, 1933, Lieutenant Colonel Sir Morgan George Crofton, 6th Bart., of "Mohill," County Leitrim, Eire, b. November 27, 1879; son of Capt. Edward Hugh and Isabel Julia (Miller) Crofton. educ. Rugby. Entered Army from militia as 2nd Lieut., 2nd Battalion, Lanes. Fusiliers, 1899; served in South Africa, 1899-1901 (severely wounded in the relief of Ladysmith) ; transferred to Irish Guards, 1901 ; trans­ ferred to 2nd Life Guards, 1903 (Lieutenant-Colonel) ; served European War ( Companion of the Distinguished Service Order, 1918, Legion of Honour, despatches twice) ; Colonel-commandant on staff of Military Adviser to Northern Government of Ireland, 1922; High Sheriff for Hampshire, 1925-26; J.P., Hants.; and memb. of Rants. County Council. Succeeded brother as 6th baro­ net of Mohill, 1902. Owns about 11,500 acres. Clubs: Marl- 55 The Genealogy of borough, Cavalry, Garrick, Marylebone Cricket. Issue: 243. Hugh Denis 172. ( 115) Marjorie Virginia Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa. 1903 ( ?) . educ. Agnes Irwin School. m. St. George's (P.E.) Church, Cannes, France, April 14, 1928, E. Alexander Philippi, of Malmesbury, Wilts., England. Mr. Philippi, internationally known polo player, is director of the J. and P. Coats cotton firm, Man­ chester, England. ~o issue. 173. ( 116) Michael Fortune Dallett, III. m. Issue: 244. ( dau.) 174. (116) William M. Dallett. m. 175. (116) Dorothy Dallett. unm. 176. (116) Mabel Dallett. unm. 177. (116) Thomas V. Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., August, 1894; d. Philadelphia, Pa., October, 1895; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery. 178. ( 117) Althea Dallett Stevens, b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 31, 1895. A.M., Grad. School, University of Pennsylvania, 1919. School teacher. memb. Daughters of the American Revolution. unm. 179. ( 119) Marguerite Stevens. m. 180. (120) Wilmer Worthington Dallett, d. young; bur. Oaklands C~metery, West Chester, Pa. 181. (120) Sarah D~llett, d. young; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. 182. ( 120) Elizabeth Hemphill Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 29, 1859; d. West Chester, Pa., January 16, 1936; bur. Oak­ lands Cemetery. unm. 183. ( 120) Elijah James Dallett, Jr., b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1861; d. West Chester, Pa., 1917. Architect, Wilmington, Del. memb. Art Club, and Fencing and Sparring Club, Philadelphia. m. Wilmington, Del., October 1, 1885, Mina Warner Betts, b. Wil­ mington, Del., 1863; d. Reading, Mass., 1932; dau. Alfred and Esther Julia (Warner) Betts. Issue: 245. Linda 56 THE DALLETT FAMILY

246. Elijah James, III 247. Joseph Hemphill, II 248. Esther 184. ( 120) Joseph Hemphill Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1863; d. Altoona, Pa., January 21, 1890; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. unm. 18 5. ( 121) George Adams Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1861; d. Philadelphia, Pa., May 8, 1916; bur. Woodlands Ceme­ tery. m. Rebecca J. Brinton, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 27, 1864; dau. Caleb Jefferis and Elizabeth (Miller) Brinton. Issue: 249. Thomas Brinton 186. ( 121) Alfred Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., December 23, 1862; d. Cheyney, Pa., January 10, 1941; bur. Birmingham Cemetery. educ. Friends School, Philadelphia, and Worrall's Academy, West Chester. Country gentleman. m. Mary Adele Baily. Issue: 250. Mary Louise 251. Alfred, Jr. 187. (122) Anna Cooper Dallett, b. 1858; d. July 20, 1860; bur. Oaklands -~emetery, West Chester, Pa. 188. ( 122) Samuel Cooper Dallett, b. Chester Co., Pa., 18 59: d. Chester Co., Pa., April 20, 1864; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. 189. ( 122) William Postan Dallett, b. Chester Co., Pa., De­ cember 3, 1860; d. Media, Pa., March 31, 1933; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. educ. Worcester Polytechnic Institute. pres., Wm. P. Dallett Company, pump machinery. m. Roxbury, 11ass., June 3. 1886, Rebecca Russell Thurber, b. Providence, R. I., June 6, 1864: d. Media, Pa., March 7, 1944; bur. Oaklands Cemetery; dau. Samuel and Angeline Blackington (Sturgis) Thurber. Issue: 2 5 2. Mildred 253. Dorothea 254. Jean 190. ( 122) Edward Dallett, b. Chester Co., Pa., June 18, 1865; d. Media, Pa., August 1, 1924; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. unm. 57 The Genealogy of

191. ( 122) Lucy Dallett, b. Chester Co., Pa., January 2S, 1869; d. Media, Pa., March 12, 1941; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. educ. West Chester Model School and Drexel Institute. unm. 192. ( 122) Charles Dallett, b. Chester Co., Pa., January 23, 1871; d. Philadelphia, Pa., November 5, 1919; bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia. m. February 18, 1901, Emily Oakford McNairy, d,. Washington, D. C., December 9, 1945; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery; dau. John and Elizabeth (Oakford) McNairy. Issue: 2 5 5. Elizabeth Esdelle 256. Anna Catherine 193. ( 127) Lily Hemphill, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 3, 1868. · 194. ( 127) Joseph Hemphill, M.D., b. West Chester, Pa., December 11, 1869; d. West Chester, Pa., September 29, 1928; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. educ. pvt. schools, West Chester and Philadelphia, and University of Pennsylvania Medical School (grad. 1897). 1887-92, secretary to his uncle, John Sawyer Wil­ son, president of the Central New England and Western Railroad Company, New York, N. Y.; 1892, studied medicine in office of. Dr. Isaac Massey; 1897, upon graduation, became resident physi­ cian at Chester County Hospital; soon after commenced active practice of medicine in West Chester. During the Spanish-Ameri­ can War he was hospital steward of the Sixth Regiment, Pa. Volunteer Infantry, and was with his regiment at Camp Alger during the entire campaign. He was a memb. Chester Counry and Pennsylvania State Medical Societies, bacteriologist for borough of West Chester, medical examiner for the National Guard of Pa., and from 1902 a member of the staff of the Chester County Hospital. Also appointed assistant surgeon of the Sixth Regiment, National Guard of Pa. m. First Presbyterian Church, West Ches­ ter, Pa., October 7, 1902, Ada Westlake Cornwell, b. January 9, 1873; d. West Chester, Pa., February 23, 193 7; bur. Oaklands Cemetery; dau. Capt. Robert Thompson and Lydia Ann (Jack­ son) Cornwell. Issue: 257. Joseph 258. Lydia Cornwell 195. (127) Edward Hemphill, b. Martinsburg, Pa., July 8, 58 THE DALLEIT FAMILY

1871; d. West Chester, Pa., July 19, 1877; bur. Oaklands Ceme­ tery. 196. ( 127) William Haines Lytle Hemphill, b. Philadel­ phia, Pa., December 4, 1874; d. West Chester, Pa., June 28, 1918; bur. Oaklands Cemtery. unm. 197. ( 129) Rebecca Hemphill, b. Philadelphia, Pa., Octo­ ber 16, 1872; d. West Chester, Pa., October 16, 1928; bur. Oak­ lands Cemetery. unm. 198. ( 129) Clara Hemphill, b. Allentown, Pa., October 14, 1874. m. Holy Trinity (P.E.) Church, West Chester, Pa., May 5, 1907, Marion Bostwick Davis, b. Sandy Hill, N. Y., January 29, 1877; son of Arthur Breese and Mary Elizabeth (Bostwick) Davis. Mr. Davis is a manufacturer, Elkridge, Md. Issue: 259. Rebecca Hemphill 260. Marion Bostwick, Jr. 199. (129) Elijah Dallett Hemphill,. Jr.,. b. Allentown, Pa., April 19, 1877; d. West Chester, Pa., October 8, 1904; bur. Oak­ lands Cemetery. educ. Worrall's Academy and the· State Normal School, West ChesJer, Haverford School (grad. 1895), and the University of Pennsylvania (B.S., 1899). In both of the last named instituti_~ns _he was president of his class at the time of graduation, and at the University he was for sometime editor­ in-chief of the Red and Blue, the literary magazine of the college. Upon the breaking out of the Spanish-American War, he left college and enlisted in Company I, Sixth Regiment, Pa. Volun­ teer Infantry, but was soon after detached from his company to serve at the headquarters of the Second Brigade, Second Division, Second Army Corps, where he remained until the close of the war. In July, 1897, he registered as a student of law in the office of J. F. E. Hause, ~sq., West Chester, and, having taken part of his law course durip.g his last two years in college, was admitted to the Chester County Bar, December 9, 1901. He engaged in active practice, his office being the same as was occupied by his uncle, Joseph Hemphill ( 127), and his grandfather, Joseph Hemp­ hill, in the Hemphill Building, on the site occupied by the offices of his great-grandfather, William Hemphill, and his grand­ father's cousin, Senator Joseph Hemphill, of "Strawberry Man­ sion,'' Philadelphia. Active Democrat; served for one year as 59 The Genealogy of secretary of the co_µnty commission of that party, was delegate to its state convention in 1901, was one of the organizers of The Young Men's Dem~cratic Association in 1900, and the first presi­ dent of that organization. m. by Rev. George A. Keller, D.D., St. David's (P.E.) Church, (Radnor), Devon, Pa., June 17, 1902, Florence Poleske Thomas ( now Mrs. Henry Troth Coates) , b. Philadelphia, Pa., May 23, 1880; alive; dau. Dr. Charles Monroe and Marion Elmslie (Turnbull) Thomas, of Devon, Pa., and granddaughter of Dr. Amos Russell Thomas, dean of Hahne­ mann Medical College and £ounder of Hahnemann Hospital, Philadelphia, and of Dr. Laurence Turnbull, of Jefferson Medical College. Issue: 261. Marion Dallett 200. ( 129) Elizabeth Hemphill, b. Allentown, Pa., Febru­ ary 27, 1879; d. Allentown, Pa., January 27, 1880; bur. Oak:lands Cemetery~ West Chester. 201. (f29) Katharine Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., March 2, 1881 ; d. West Chester, Pa., August 6, 1882; bur. Oak:lands Cemetery. 202. ( 129) Marjorie Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., Janu­ ary 4, 1883. m. Holy Trinity (P.E.) Church, West Chester, Pa., June 24, 1908, Charles Higgins Williamson, b. Philadelphia, Pa., September 11, 1878; son of Thomas Roney and Ada Olympia (Clendenin) Williamson, of West Chester, Pa. Mr. Williamson was educ. West Chester High School and Blight's Academy, Philadelphia. Marine Insurance Underwriter and Adjuster. Issue: 262. Thomas Roney 263. Dallett 264. Elizabeth 26 5. William 203. ( 129) James Mitchell Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., January 3, 1885. educ. Haverford School (grad. 1902), Rens­ selaer Polytechnic Institute (grad.). Taught one year. Civil engineer, Cuba. Manufacturer, Elkridge, Md. m. Elkridge, Md., October 17, 1914, Charlotte Mary Donaldson, b. Elkridge, Md., 60 THE DALLETI FAMILY

July 12, 1886;_ dau. Frederick Brune and Sophie Augusta (Davis) Donaldson. Issue: 266. Sophie Donaldson 267. Catherine Dallett 268. Mary Elizabeth Pickering 269. John Mickle, II 204. (129) Isaac Mickle Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., September 4, 1888. educ. Friends' School, West Chester, Haver­ ford School, and West Chester High School. Manager, Wilming­ ton and Dominguez Refineries, Shell Oil Company of California. m. San Francisco, Cal., January 27, 1917, Eleanor Simpson Rankin, b. Martinez, Cal., February 15, 1889; dau. James Beveridge and Sara Elizabeth (Brown) Rankin. Issue: 270. Peter Rankin 271. Judith Dallett 205. ( 129) John (Mickle) Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., September 6, 1891. educ. Haverford School (grad. 1908), Col­ lege, University of Pennsylvania (grad. 1912), and Law School, University of Pennsylvania (grad. 1915). Admitted to Philadel­ phia Bar in 1915; since in general practice of law; member of law firm of Le~_is, Wolff, Gourley and Hemphill since 1928. He served as first lieutenant, later Captain, 47th Infantry, 4th Di­ vision, U.S.A., in World War I. Assistant Secretary of Demo­ cratic National Convention, 1920. Chairman of the Speakers Bureau for Pa., 1928. Democratic candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, 1930. Honorary Consul of ·Latvia £or Pa. since 1928. memb. Am., Pa., Phila., bar Associations, Maritime Law Assn. of U.S., Phi Kappa Sigma, and Rittenhouse Club. Episco­ palian. Contributor, articles on legal and political subjects to American Mercury, Vanity Fair, The Outlook, etc. m. Whitford, Pa., August 11, 1917, Anne Price ( now Mrs. Eric Hilton Ren­ wick), b. Whitford, Pa., July 22, 1893; dau. Dr. Joseph and Louisa (Troth) Price; marriage dissolved. Issue: 272. Alexander 273. Dallett 274. Dolly m. (secondly) Washington, D. C., April 18, 1938, Noma Marion 61 The Genealogy of

(Spalding) Way, b. Washington, D. C., April 18, 1887; dau. William L. and Annie Nqma (Thompson) Spalding. 206. ( i31) Ella Wilson, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 23, 1874. m. New York, N. Y., November 2, 1902, Donnell Swan, b. Balti­ more, Md., January 8, 1855; d. Atlantic City, N. J., September 13, 1911; son of John and Isabel A. (Davies) Swan. Mr. Swan was a memb. of the Society of the Cincinnati. No issue. 207. ( 131) Florence Wilson, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 2, 1875 ( or 76). m. August 3, 1893, Frederick Eldridge Swift; mar­ riage dissolved. Issue: 275. Catherine Hemphill m. (secondly) Raton, N. M., July 20, 1913, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Wickliffe Throckmorton, b. June 8, 1868; d. New York, N. Y., 1941; bur. Arlington National Cemetery; son of Major Charles Beaujoilais and Fannie Hall (Wickliffe) Throckmorton. Colonel Throckmorton was a nationally known member of many patriotic, hereditary, and genealogical societies. No issue. 208. (131) John Sawyer Wilson, Jr., b. Philadelphia, Pa., December 9, 1877; d. Stevenson, Md., April, 1941. Inyestment banker, Baltimore, Md. m. Torresdale, Pa., April 23, 1904, Stella Polk Middleton, b. Cornwalls, Pa., October 17, 1880; dau. Charles Wilmer and Emilie ( Polk) Middelton. educ. Agnes Irwin School. Issue: 27 6. Natalie Emilie Middleton 277. John Sawyer, III 209. (131) Dalle~t Hemphill Wilson, b. Philadelphia, Pa., December 3, 1879; d. B~thlehem, Pa., November 27, 1937. educ. University of Maryland. Admitted to bar, 1901. Attorney-at-law, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Bethlehem. President, V ander­ Stuecken-Ewing Construction Company. memb. Republican Na­ tional Committee; drew up many of provisions in NRA code. m. Lila Bradbury ( now Mrs. Edward Rand) ; marriage dissolved. Issue: 278. Louise Bradbury 279. Bradbury m. (secondly) Esther Evans; marriage dissolved. No issue. m. (thirdly) Gertrude Rice. Issue: 280. Robert Scott 62 THE DALLETT FAMILY

210. (131) •Joseph Alexander Wilson, b. New York, N. Y., May 13, 1892. m. July 1, 1916, Louise Heath, b. Utica, N. Y., December 8, 1893; dau. William Randall and Clara Louise (French) Heath. No issue. 211. (132) Laura Brandenburg Hemphill, b. Allegheny City, Pa., February 19, 1876; d. July 17, 1877; bur. Oaklands Cemetery, West Chester, Pa. 212. (132) Gillies Dallett Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., July 15, 1878; d. West Chester, Pa., July 16, 1885; bur. Oaklands Cemetery. 213. ( 132) Mary Sharpe Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., December 23, 1881. m. West Chester, Pa., May 7, 1908, Clark Albert Bryan, b. Springfield, Mass., October 30, 1880; son of James A. and Nellie Mary (Adams) Bryan. Issue: 281. Dorothy Adams 282. Phyllis Hemphill 214. (132) Dorothy Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., De­ cember 25, 1884. m. West Chester, Pa., November 14, 1907, Joseph Hergesheimer, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 15, 1880; son of Joseph and Helen Janet (MacKellar) Hergesheimer. Mr. Hergesheimer was educ. Germantown Friends School, Philadel­ phia, and Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Author: The Lay Anthony, 1914; Three Black Pennys, 1917; etc. (See Who's Who in America.) No issue. 215. (13,5) Josephine Dallett, b. December 1, 1874; d. De­ cember 3, 1876; bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia. 216. (13~) Elizabeth Bemis Dallett, b. June 29, 1876; d. July 15, 1876; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 217. (138) Anthony Joseph Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 14, 1890. educ. Germantown Academy, and Towne Scientific School of the University of Pennsylvania (grad. 1912). Enlisted April 13, 1918, in the United States Navy as chief ma­ chinist mate on Submarine Chaser No. 251, in overseas service during the war; honorably discharged April 28, 1919. Share­ holder, Library Company of Philadelphia. Businessman, Montreal, P. Q. m. January 9, 1916, Lucille C. Connell, dau. Patrick and 63 The Genealogy of

Margaret (O'Callahan) Connell, of Washington,'D. C. No issue. 218. (138) Alexander d'Autrechy Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 1, 1892; d. Philadelphia, Pa., March 27, 1893; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 219. (138) Philip Niemann Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 8, 1894; d. Philadelphia, Pa., May 11, 1898; bur. Wood­ lands Cemetery. 220. (142) Lawrence Richard Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., August 23, 1902. educ. College of the University of Pennsyl­ vania (grad. 1926), Chemist. m. Anna Mae Hutchins. Issue: 283. Charlotte Fillion 284. Lawrence Richard, Jr. 221. (150) Antoinette Dallett Turcas, b. July 21, 1900. m. St. Bartholomew's (P.E.) Church~ New York, N. Y., October 18, 1924, John Wickliffe Throckmorton, b. March 30, 1899; son of Lieut. Col. Charles Wickliffe and Charlotte Edgerton (Alvord) Throckmorton; marriage dissolved. No issue. 222. (151) Frances Abbey Dallett, b. October 16, 1895. m. April 28. 1915. William Thom KisseL. b. December 29, 1885; son of Gustav Edward and Caroline (Thorn) Kissel, and great­ grandson of Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt, of New York. Issue: 285. Abbey Thorn 286. William Thorn, Jr. 287. Peter Francis Freeman 223. (151) Sarah Hemphill Dallett, b. June 21, 1916. 224. ( 151) Judith Preston Dallett, b. January 20, 1918. m. September 28, 1939, Richard Hazen Galliher.· Issue: 288. Richard Hazen, Jr. 225. (152) John Dallett. IV, b. East Orange, N. J., August 2, 1902. m. September 29, 1023_ Elizabeth Allen, b. November 12, 1903~ marria,rre dissolved. No issue. m. (secondly) 1933, Ione Robinson. b. Portland, Ore., 1911 ~ marriage dissolved. Issue. 289. Anne m. (thirdly) lvlary Bartlett. Issue: 290. John, 5th 64 THE DALLETT FAMILY

226. ( 152) Katherine Dallett, b. East Orange, N. J., Janu­ ary 3, 1904. m. March 28, 1929, Enno Franzius, b. August 23, 1901. Issue: 291. Enno Dallett 292. Frederic 293. Roderic 227. (154) William Dallett Fuguet. Attorney-at-law, New York, N. Y. 228. ( 154) Geisse Fuguet. 229. (154) Rita Fuguet. educ. Vassar College (grad. 1922), Columbia University (A.M., 1925), and American Academy Classical Studies, Rome ( student 1922-23). m. 1925, William K. Laws. Mr. Laws is a lawyer, Washington, D. C. Issue: 294. Rita Fuguet 295. Sara J 296. William Fuguet 297. Howard Fuguet 230. (159) Frances Dallett Fuguet, b. May 6, 1911. educ. Shipley School, Bryn Mawr, Pa. m. St. David's (P.E.) Church, (Radnor), Devon, Pa., September 24, 193-, James Bicheno Francis, son of Joseph Sidney Francis. Mr. Francis was educ. Chestnut Hill Academy and Harvard University (grad. 1929). Official of Bell Telephone Company. Issue: 298. Katherine Winthrop 299. James Bicheno, Jr. 231. (159) Louise Gurney Fuguet, b. March 25, 1912. educ. Shipley School, Bryn Mawr, Pa. m. Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, Pa., January 17, 1936, James Tyson Stokes, b. 1906; son of Henry Warrington and Helen B. (Tyson) Stokes. Mr. Stokes was educ. Germantown Friends School, Haverford College (grad. 1928), and University of Pennsylvania (grad. 1931). Banker. Issue: 300. Helen Tyson 301. Frances Dallett 302. Louise 65 The Genealogy of

232. (162) Charles Edwin Dallett, b. Vineland, N. J., March 7, 1899. m. Florence Alice Neamond. Issue: 303. Florence 233. (162) Dorothy Adele Dallett, b. Vineland, N. J., Febru­ ary 21, 1905. m. Robert Hugh Baker. Issue: 304. Shirley Anne 234. (162) James Milton Dallett, b. Vineland, N. J., August 2, 1910. m. January 19, 1936, Margaret Gressman. Issue: 305. James Milton, Jr. 235. (163) Dallett Jones, b. December 12, 1915. educ. Wil­ liam Penn Charter &hool, Philadelphia, University School, Cleve­ land, and Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Field Director, A.R.C., World War II. Hotel executive. m. Shaker Heights, 0., October 12, 1940, Frances Thayer; marriage dissolved. No issue. 236. (164) Francis James Dallett, Jr., b. Bryn Mawr Hos­ pital, Bryn Mawr, Pa., September 3, 1927. educ. Radnor High School, Wayne, Pa. (grad. 1945) , and Haverford College ( class 1949). A.U.S. 237. (164) Joseph Birdsall Dallett, b. Bryn Mawr Hospital, Bryn Mawr, Pa., May 27, 1929. educ. Episcopal Academy ( class 1947). 238. ( 166) Pere Hanson Sellman,. Jr., b. Oakland, Cal., February 21, 1922. U.S.C.G., World War II. 239. ( 166) Dallett Sellman, b. Bryn Mawr, Pa., April 21, 1933. 240. ( 167) Holbrook Miller Bunting, Jr., b. West Chester, Pa., June 27, 1927. U.S.M.C., World War IL 241. (170) Kent Morris Dallett. 242. (170) -- Dallett. 243. {171) Hugh Denis Crofton, b. No. 15 Kensington Square, London, England, April 10, 1937. 244. (173) --Dallett. 66 THE DALLETT FAMILY

245. (183) Linda Dallett, b. Wilmington, Del., 1886; d. Wilmington, Del., 1912. unm. 246. ( 183) Elijah James Dallett, III, b. Wilmington, Del., 1888; d. Wilmington, Del., 1888. 247. ( 183) Joseph Hemphill Dallett, 11, b. Wilmington, Del., 1891. m. Ardmore, Pa., October 9, 1915, Helen Shirreff Dando, b. 1893; d. Wilmington, Del., August 24, 1940. Issue: 306. Hope 307. Joseph Dando m. ( secondly) -- 248. (183) Esther Dallett, b. Wilmington, Del., 1898. m. Wilmington, Del., 1920, William Fletcher Twombly, b. Reading, Mass., 1891. Issue: 308. Linda 249. {185) Thomas Brinton Dallett_ m. --. Issue: 336. Rebecca Ann 250. (186) Mary Louise Dallett, m. David Sharpless Dar- lington. Issue: 309. Catherine Dallett 310. Martha Worrall 311. Malin 312. Dorothy Ann· 251. (186) Alfred Dallett, Jr., m. Ethel Hale. Issue: 313. Elijah 314. Ann 252. (189) Mildred Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., April 27, 1888. unm. 253. (189) Dorothea Dallett, b. Phila., Pa., January 13, 1890. unm. 254. ( 189) Jean Dallett, b. Media, Pa., August 2, 1892. Schoolteacher, Northampton, Mass. unm. 255. (192) Elizabeth Esdelle Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., December 9, 1901. m. June 24, 1922, John Robison Hoopes, b. West Chester, Pa., December 11, 1899; son of Charles Russell 67 The Genealogy of and Helen Walker (Robison) Hoopes. Mr. Hoopes was educ. West Chester High School and Haverford College (B.S., 1921). Advertiser, associated with The National Geographic Magazine. Issue: 315. John Robison, Jr. 316. Charles Dallett 256. ( 192) Anna Catherine Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., July 16, 1903. m. Jacksonville, Fla., February 4, 193-, Andrew Davis Marsh, b. February 23, 1904; son of Herbert Harley and Lulu Marsh. No issue. 257. (194) Joseph Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., January 3, 1904. m. Buffalo, N. Y., January 3, 1928, his second cousin, Marion Dallett Hemphill ( 261), b. June 23, 1903; dau. Elijah Dallett ( 199) and Florence Poleske (Thomas) Hemphill. Issue: 317. Barbara Cornwell 318. Joseph 319. James Michael 258. (194) Lydia Cornwell Hemphill. Teacher, German­ town Friends School, Germantown, Pa. unm. 259. (198) Rebecca Hemphill Davis, b. West Chester, Pa., May 26, 1909. 260. ( 198) Marion Bostwick Davis, Jr. ,b. West Chester, Pa., January 19, 1913. m. May 14, 1934, Patricia Kelly, b. Md., May 14, 1917; dau. Friedrich Heyn and Vida (Bloeda) Kelly. Issue: 320. James Breese 321. Lois Tyndale 322. Marion Bostwick, III 261. ( 199) Marion Dallett Hemphill, b. June 23, 1903. m. Buffalo, N. Y., January 3, 1928, her second cousin, Joseph Hemp­ hill ( 2 57), b. West Chester, Pa., January 3, 1904; son of Dr. Joseph (194) and Ada Westlake (Cornwell) Hemphill. Their issue (317, 318, 319) numbered through paternal descent only. 262. ( 202) Thomas Roney Williamson, b. Cynwyd, Pa., December 30, 1909. m. Ridgefield, Conn., August 27, 1939, 68 THE DALLETT FAMILY

Lilias Margaret McDaniel Shepherd, b. Raleigh, N. C.; dau. Sylvester Brown Shepherd. 263. ( 202) Dallett Williamson, b. Berkeley, Cal., Septem­ ber 28, 1912. m. Pasadena, Cal., October 17, 1936, Godfrey Rueger, Jr.; marriage dissolved. Issue: 323. Brenda 264. ( 202) Elizabeth Williamson, b. Palo Alto, Cal., August 9, 1915. W.A.C., World War II. 265. (202) William Williamson, b. Palo Alto, Cal., Janu­ ary 23, 1923. educ. Peddie School. Sgt. U.S.A.A.F., World War IL 266. ( 203) Sophie Donaldson Hemphill, b. Elkridge, Md., July 20, 1915. m. Elkridge, Md., August 26, 1939, Samuel Houston Mayes, b. St. Louis, Mo., August 11, 1917; son of Joseph Francis Asbury Owen and Esmeralda Mildred (Berry) Mayes. Mr. Mayes is a musician and Solo Cellist of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Issue: 324. William Rogers 32 S. Joseph Francis 267. ( 203) Catherine Dallett Hemphill, b. Elkridge, Md., May 12, 1918. m. Elkridge, Md., June 21, 1941, Stuart Mac­ donald Brown, Jr., b. Concord, N. C., March 14, 1916; son of Stuart Macdonald and Maud (Reynolds) Brown. Issue: 326. James Hemphill 268. ( 203) Mary Eli~abeth Pickering Hemphill, b. Balti­ more, Md., October 9, 1922. educ. Bryn Mawr College (grad. 1944). 269. (203) John Mickle Hemphill, II, b. Baltimore, Md., December, 1924. educ. St. Andrew's School, and U. S. Naval Academy. 270. (204) Peter Rankin Hemphill, b. San Francisco, Cal., January 25, 1922. 271. (204) Judith Dallett Hemphill, b. Berkeley, Cal., No­ vember 2, 1926. 272. ( 205) Alexander Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., May 22, 1921. educ. Tabor Academy, St. Andrew's School, and the 69 The Genealogy of

University of Pennsylvania. Ensign, U .S.M.C., World War II. m. Whitemar~h, Pa., December, 1945, Jean Calves, dau. Herbert E. and Elizabeth ( Casanave) Calves. educ. Wilmington Friends School, Oldfields School, and University of Pennsylvania. 273. ( 205) Dallett Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., January 13, 1924. 274. (205) Dolly Hemphill, b. West Chester, Pa., August 26, 1928. 275. (207) Catherine Hemphill Swift, b. August 16, 1900. 27 6. ( 208) Natalie Emilie Middleton Wilson, b. October 23, 1906. m. John Winder Skinner; marriage dissolved. No issue. m. (secondly) September _2~, 1943, Lieutenant Gaines McMillan, U.S.N.R., of Baltimore, Md. 277. (208) John Sawyer Wilson, III, b. February 23, 1908. m. Baltimore, Md., Fannie Scott Matthews. Issue: 327. Frances Waters 328. Dorothy Middleton 329. Ellen Marsh 278. (209) Louise Bradbury Wilson, b. November 1, 1904. m. Charles Lee Austin, of Pittsburgh, Pa. Issue: 330. Charles Lee, Jr. 279. (209) Bradbury Wilson, b. July 5, 1906. m. twice. 280. (209) Robert Scott Wilson. 281. (213) Dorothy Adams Bryan, b. Lynbrook, N. Y., August 4, 1909. 282. (213) Phyllis Hemphill Bryan, b. Carlisle, Pa., July 9, 1920. 283. (220) Charlotte Fillion Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 1, 1931. 284. ( 220) Lawrence Richard Dallett, Jr., b. Philadelphia, Pa., 1938; d.· Philadelphia, Pa., January 19, 1940; bur. Woodlands Cemetery. 285. (222) Abbey Thom Kissel, b. New York, N. Y., Febru- 70 THE DALLETT FAMILY ary 28, 1917. m. New York, N. Y., May 14, 1940, Louis Starr. Issue: 331. F ranees Abbey 332. 286. (222) William Thorn Kissel, Jr., b. February 15, 1920. educ. Harvard University ( class 1944). Ensign, U.S.N.A.F., World War II. m. New York, N. Y., June 17, 1943, Barbara Eldred Case, dau. Theodore W. Case~ educ. Brearley School and Vassar College (class 1944). Issue: 333. William Thom, III 287. (222) Peter Francis Freeman Kissel, b. May 5, 1926. 288. ( 224) Richard Hazen Galliher, Jr., b. May 26, 1942. 289. (225) Anne Dallett, b. September 6, 1935. 290. ( 225) John Dallett, 5th, b. June 20, 1939. 291. (226) Enno Dallett Franzius, b. Lausanne, Switzerland, June 30, 1931. 292. (226) Frederic Franzius, b. Lausanne, Switzerland, February 9, 1933. 293. (226) Roderic Franzius, b. Lausanne, Switzerland, October 13, 1938. 294. ( 229) Rita Fuguet Laws, b. 1926. 295. (229) Sara J. Laws, b. 1929. 296. (229) William Fuguet Laws, b. 1931. 297. ( 229) Howard Fuguet Laws, b. 1936. 298. ( 230) Katherine Winthrop Francis. 299. (230) James Bicheno Francis, Jr. educ. Episcopal Academy ( class 19 53) . 300. (231) Helen Tyson Stokes. 301. (231) Frances Dallett Stokes, b. January 21, 1939. 302. (231) Louise Stokes. 303. (232) Florence Dallett. 71 The Genealogy of

304. {233) Shirley Anne Baker, b. October 11, 1934. ' 305. (234) James Milton Dallett, Jr., b. October 15, 1937. 306. (247) Hope Dallett, b. 1919. m. Charles Thomas Gallagher. Issue: 334. _Charles Thomas, III 307. (247) Joseph Dando Dallett, b. 1924. 308. (248) Linda Twombly, b. Woodbury, N. J., 1922. m. Reading, Mass., 1»43, William Whitman Bishop, b. Wilmington, Del., 1919. Issue: 335. Laura 309. ( 2 50) Catherine Dallett Darlington. 310. (250) Martha Worrall Darlington. 311. (250) Malin Darlington. 312. (250) Dorothy Ann Darlington. 313. (251) Elijah Dallett, b. 1937. 314. ( 251) Ann Dallett, b. 1939. 315. (255) John Robison Hoopes, Jr., b. Philadelphia, Pa., September 17, 1924. educ. Friends School, West Chester, Pa., Bethesda (Md.) High School, Hamilton College, and Haverford College ( class 1948). 316. (255) Charles Dallett Hoopes, b. West Chester, Pa., October 29, 1929. educ. Friends School, West Chester, and St. Alban's School, Washington, D. C. 317. (257) Barbara Cornwell Hemphill, b. Buffalo, N. Y., October 29, 1928. 318. (257) Joseph Hemphill, b. Montclair, N. J., August 27, 1929. - 319. (257) James Michael Hemphill, b. Buffalo, N. Y., May 8, 1933; d. Amityville, N. Y., March 28, 1938. 320. (260) James Breese Davis, b. Baltimore, Md., Octo­ ber 11, 1936. 72 THE DALLETI FAMILY

321. (260) Lois Tyndale Davis, b. Baltimore, Md., May 6, 1939. 322. ( 260) Marion Bostwick Davis, III, b. Baltimore, Md., June 12, 1942. 323. (263) Brenda Rueger, b. San Francisco, Cal., May 30, 1942. 324. ( 266) William Rogers Mayes, b. Philadelphia, Pa., February 14, 1943. 325. (266) Joseph Francis Mayes, b. Baltimore, Md., July, 1944. 326. (267) James Hemphill Brown, b. Ithaca, N. Y., Sep- tember 25, 1942. 327. {277) Frances Waters Wilson. 328. {277) Dorothy Middleton Wilson. 329. (277) Ellen Marsh Wilson. 330. (278)_ Charles Lee Austin, Jr., b. July 10, 1931. 331. (285} Frances Abbey Starr, b. New York, N. Y., 1941. 332. (285.) Dillwyn Thom Starr, b. May 5. 1943. 333. (286) William Thorn Kissel, III, b. New York, N. Y., April 8, 1944. 334. ( 306) Charles Thomas Gallagher, III, b. 1944. 335. (308) Laura Bishop, b. 1944. 336. (249) Rebecca Ann Dallett, b. February 26, 1946.

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REFERENCES ' 1 N. E. Dionne, Les Canadiens-Francais, Origine des Families emi- grees de France, d'Espagne, de Suisse, etc., pour venir se fixer au Canada, Quebec, 1914. 2 Dictionary. 3 Anecdote furnished by Catherine Elizabeth (Dallett) Smith ( 140), Los Angeles, Cal. 4 Rietstap, Armorial General, Vol. 1, Dalet. s Sussex Record Society Publications, Vol. XLIII, p. 38. 6 Archaeologia Cantiana, Vol. X, p. 297. 7 Index of Sussex Wills at Archdeaconry Court of Lewes, Book AS, 1586-91. s ibid., Book 52, 1586-1601. 9 Archaeologia Cantiana, Vol. XIII, p. 443. 1o J. Henry Lea (ed.), Abstracts of Wills in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, at Somerset House, London, Register Soame, 1620, London, 1904, p. 249. 11 Canterbury Marriage License Records (pub!.) 12 New England Historic Genealogical Register, Vol. 38, p. 61. 13 Sussex Wills. 14 Surrey Record Society Publication No. 17, vol. 2, part 2, p. 71: Surrey Wills, Archdeaconry Court, Spage Register, folio 73; 24. 15 Pictured in Ernest Spofford (ed.), Encyclopedia of Pennsylvania Biography, Vol. XVII, Lewis Hist. Puhl. Co., New York, 1928, plate preceeding p. 129. 16 Surrey Record Society Publication No. 22, 1924, Vol. VIII, p. 100: The Parish Register of Wimbledon, co. Surrey, Register 1, p. 138. 17 The Parish Register of Putney, in the County of Surrey, transcribed by Amy C. Hare, ed. by W. Bruce Bannerman, F.S.A., with the permis­ sion of the Rev. Canon Thurston Rivington, M.A., vicar of Putney; vols. 1-3, Croydon, pvt. ptg., 1913-16. 18 The Parish Register of Sutton, in the County of Surrey (publ.). 19 F. Clayton, Morden, Surrey, Registers 1634-1812. 20 Surrey Record Society Publications Nos. XLI, XLII, Vol. XVII, London, 1940: Surrey Hearth Tax of 1664. 21 Spofford, pp. 129-133. 22 R. E. Holmes, Churchwarden of Merton, Transcription of Dallett entries in the registers of Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Merton, sent to Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), Wayne, Pa., bearing date of August 21, 1942. 23 Inscriptions upon Dallett tomb in Merton Churchyard, photographs of which are in possession of Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), Wayne, Pa. 74 THE DALLETT FAMILY

24 F. A. Heygate Lambert, The Registers of Banstead, in the County of Surrey, 1547-1789, London, pvt. ptg. for the Parish Register Society, 1896. 25 Betty (Rose) Dallett, Family Bible Records, in possession of Elizabeth Esdelle (Dallett) Hoopes (255), Bethesda, Md. 26 English Place-Name Society, Vol. XI, The Place-Names of Surrey, Cambridge, 1934, p. 25. 27 A. W. Hughes-Clarke, Monument Inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard of Saint Marjs, Wimbledon, p. 58. 28 R. E. Holmes, Churchwarden of Merton, Copy of the Will of Richard Dallett ( 25), founder of the dole, sent to Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), Wayne, Pa., bearing date of August 21, 1942. 29 R. E. Holmes, Churchwarden of Merton, letter to Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), Wayne, Pa., bearing date of October 25, 1941. 30 Abel C. Thomas, The DaUett Family (multiple MSS genealogical poem), Philadelphia, Christmas, 1854. 31 Photograph in possession of Miss Lily Hemphill (193), West Chester, Pa. 32 Arthur Crotch ( author of Putney Parish Church, 1936), letter to Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), Wayne, Pa., bearing date of February 16, 1943. 33 Surrey Record Society Publication No. 22 (see 16)_, p. 114: Wiin­ bledon Register 7, p. 18. 34 Obituary, Atkinson's Saturday Evening Post, West Chester, Pa., issue of June 30, 1832. ~ · z-s Burke, T h.e Landed Gentry: Watney of Combury Park. 36 Marriage Records of Christ Church, Philadelphia. 37 Sailing papers in possession of Mrs. Mertie (Gillies) Hallett, Devon, Pa. 38 Philadelphia Directories. - 39 Certificate of Death of Judith (Jenkinson) Dallett ( 45), returned August 11, 1853, by Wilmer Worthington, M.D.; filed in Chester County Court House, West Chester, Pa. 40 Surrey Record Society Publication No. 22 (see 16), pp. 61, 64, 67. 41 Arthur Crotch (author of Putney Parish Church, 1936), copy of tombstone inscriptions in Putney Churchyard and Putney Lower Common Cemetery, sent to Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), Wayne, Pa. 42 Tombstone inscriptions, Woodlands Cemetery, Philadelphia, Pa. 43 Obituary, Poulson' s Daily Advertiser, Philadelphia, March 6, 1832. 44 Burial Records, Board of Health, Philadelphia, Pa. ( at Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania). 45 Obituary, Cummings Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, January 11, 1854. 75 The Genealogy of

46 Records of First Universalist Church, Philadelphia (in MSS col­ lection of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania). 47 Abel C. Thomas, A Century of Universalism, Philadelphia, 1874, p. 68. 48 George R. Prowell, History of Camden County, New Jersey, 1886, p. 457. 49 Administration Papers, Docket No. 243, Register of Wills Office, Philadelphia. 50 Records of the Library Company of Philadelphia. 51 Administration Book 0, p. 35, Register of Wills Office, Phila­ delphia. 52 Abel C. Thomas, Autobiography: including Recollections of Per­ sons, Incidents, and Places, publ. by J.M. Usher, Boston, 1852, pp. 371-72. 53 Theodore C. Knauff, A History of the Society of the Sons of St. George, Philadelphia, 1923, pp. 176, 182, 205. 54 L. C. Howitt, Putney, Surrey, letter to Francis James Dallett, Jr. (236), Wayne, Pa., bearing date of October 27, 1941. 55 Marriage Records of Gloria Dei (Old Swedes) Church, Philadel­ phia, _Pa. 56 Certified copy of birth and baptismal record, and Gillies Family Bible records, in possession of Mrs. Mertie (Gillies) Hallett, Devon, Pa. 57 Family data written by Elijah Dallett, Jr. (63), in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett (252), Media, Pa. 58 Arthur Crotch, Putney Parish Church, 1936, p. 76. 59 Extracts from the Court Rolls of the Manor of Wimbledon, 1 Edw. IV-1864, p. 516. 60 Surrey Record Society Publication No. 22 (see 16), pp. 91, 96, 61 Bond of Preston Retreat, June 29, 1843, in MSS collection of the Library Company of Philadelphia, Ridgway Library. 62 Elizabeth Dallett (72), Putney, Surrey, letter to Judith Dallett (125), Philadelphia, Pa., bearing date of May 30, 1890, in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett ( 2 5 2), Media, Pa. 63 Rev. Abel C. Thomas, Philadelphia, letter of thanks · 'to Mrs. C. Lay, Woodbury, N. J.," bearing date of October 18, 1862, in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett ( 2 5 2), Media, Pa. 64 Pen and ink illustrated birth certificate, drawn by .. an illiterate blacksmith," in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett ( 2 5 2) , Media, Pa. 65 Letters written by Martha Brown (76) and Judith Brown (77), dated Morley's Hotel, August 19, 1854, and 4 Wimbledon Terrace, December 7, 18 5 5, in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett ( 2 5 2), Media, Pa. 66 Obituary of Elijah Dallett (36) in Trumpet and Universalist Magazine, Boston, Mass., July 10, 1847. 67 James Dallett ( 41), Putney, Surrey, letter to Betty (Rose) Dallett, Philadelphia, Pa., bearing date of February 14, 1820, in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett ( 2 5 2), Media, Pa. 76 OTHER DALLETTS IN AMERICA

HE first indication of the name in America occurs in Phila­ T delphia where we find a James Dallet who married Anne Flaniken, July 26, 1769, at Gloria Dei ( Old Swedes) Church [Park McFarland, Jr., Marriage Records of Gloria Dei Church, Phila­ delphia, Phila., 1879, p. 49] As no further records come to light of this couple, it may be that James Dallet was a visiting sailor who was married in Philadelphia; Old Swedes, on the waterfront, was the scene of many such weddings. We do find, however, that the Masons of Philadelphia had as a visitor, on Monday, August 10, 1789, one of the name of C(Dallet' [Barratt and Sachse, Freenzasonry in Pennsylvania, 1727-1907, Phila.]. A still earlier record is that of an indenture dated February 24, 1740, between John Moon and William Willen, both of Ire­ land, in which a certain C(Dalett Morgan" engages to serve as the bound servant of John Moon for four years after arrival tC at Philadelphia in America,, [Janet Whitney, J,ohn Woolman, Quaker, p. 450]. The author is not able to find any other instances of the name in any part of this country prior to 1805, when our own Dallett family landed. In about the third decade of the nine­ teenth century, various persons bearing the name cropped up in Philadelphia, almost without exception engaged in labouring capacities, with the possible -exception of a «Frederick Dallett, gentleman" rPhiladelphia Directories]. Later, several members of our Dallett family gave the name to servants, Negro in at least one case, and possibiy, white. In the early part of the twentieth century, one or two Jewish families in and about New York and Philadelphia assumed the name, and have increased to some size.

The Dumbrell Family

Dumbrell ( or Damberell, Dammerell) is a name of Hugue­ not origin, and is early found in the south of England. 1. Nicholas Dumbrell, of the parish of Morden, Surrey, was bur. in Morden Churchyard, March 7, 1649. m. Margaret---, 77 The Genealogy of bur. in Morden Churchyard, June 8, 1666, who was taxed with 2 hearths in the Surrey Hearth Tax of 1664. Issue: 2. Mary 3. Thomas 4. Bridget 2. (1) Mary Dumbrell, bur. in Morden Churchyard, Octo­ ber 24, 1637. unm. 3. ( 1} Thomas Dumbrell, carpenter, of the parish of Mor­ den, Surrey, was bur. in Morden Churchyard, July 11, 1659. m. St. Lawrence's Church, Morden, September 9, 1644, Alice Miltne (Milton) , who was taxed with 1 hearth in the Surrey Hearth Tax of 1664. Issue: 5. Mary 6. Ann 7. Thomas 8. William 9. Elizabeth 10. Margaret 11. Susan 4. ( 1) Bridget Dumbrell, m. Church of St. Lawrence, Mor­ den, March 31, 1646, John Dallett ( see Dallett 1) . 5. (3) Mary Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, August 31, 1645; bur. Morden, September 12, 1664. unm. 6. (3) Ann Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, July 1, 1646. 7. (3) Thomas Dwnbrell, Jr., bapt. Morden, August 5, 1649. 8. ( 3) William Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, December 14, 1651. Husbandman of Morden. m. Phillis---. Issue: 12. Thomas 13. Elizabeth 14. William 15. Phillis 9. (3) Elizabeth Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, October 1, 1654. 10. ( 3) Margaret Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, March 30, 1656. 78 THE DALLETT FAMILY

11. (3) Susan Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, April 4, 1658; bur. Morden, June 22, 1681. unm. 12. (8) Thomas Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, September 18, 1696; bur. Morden, September 20, 1696. 13. (8) Elizabeth Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, May 17, 1698; bur. Morden, May 22, 1698. 14. (8) William Dumbrell, Jr., bapt. Morden, September 16, 1701; bur. Morden, September 23, 1701. 15. (8) Phillis Dumbrell, bapt. Morden, September 6, 1702. References: F. Clayton, Morden, Surrey, Registers 1634-1812; Surrey Record Society Publications Nos. XLI, XLII, Vol. XVII, London, 1940: Surrey Hearth Tax of 1664. .

The Woodman Family

For nearly six hundred years the Woodman family has been' identified with the parish of Banstead, Surrey, and· is the second oldest name of the tenantry known positively in this connection. In the account of the Prior of Merton in 1377 for expenses incurred in the repair of the Lodge in the park of Banstede, car­ penters' wages were paid to Adam W odeman for 20 days, and to John Wodeman for 12 days. The name of Richard Wodman appears in the Court Rolls of Banstead in 13 78, and that of Thomas Wodman ( d. 1536)- in the Lay Subsidy of 1525. The name is in the Parish Registers of All Saints Church from the beginning, the fust entry being "Anno Dni. mo ccccco lijo (1552) Edward, Se:x;to. Thomas Woodman & Anne blake were maryed xxvi of September." Henricus (Henry) and Alanus (Allan) Woodman were on the jury of the Manor Court on October 16, 1581. In the Rent Roll of the Manor in 1598 we find the following: Allan Woodman a virgate called Adams at Farnecroft for 4s., 4 acres and 3 rods for 101/2d., 2 acres called Crossnells acre for a rent of 6 chickens, value 3d., and a messuage and 12 acres for 3s.6d. And shortly thereafter: 79 The Genealogy of

Allan Woodman, croft and garden in Bansted, and 12 acres called Robards at Farne c+oft, and two parcells of land about 16 acres lying in two closes called West feilde, 6s.21/2d. Allan Woodman, who was taxed 16d. on land worth 20s. in the Subsidy Roll of 1622, was a churchwarden of Banstead in 1616, and having married Dorytie ---, on June 2, 1582, was buried December 2, 1623. At the Survey of the Manor in 1680, HThomas Woodman claymes to hold by coppy of Court Roll one Barne & foure par­ cells of land called W estfi.elds & ffarnecroft ( s) conteyning twenty Acres lying in Banstead abutting on Banstead street on the East part & on the demesne lands on the West part." Thomas Wood­ man married Tamasin Benbow, December 29, 1670. Famecrofts was identical with Robards at Famecroft, held as noted by Allan Woodman in 1598, for Adams at Famecroft was then free land, the distinction being traceable in the Extent of 1325, which shows Adam holding free land and Robert holding one f arthingland containing a messuage and 12 acres in villenage. These lands probably descended from Adam and Robert ( no surnames), the tenants of 1325, to the Woodmans. Farnecroft, the name of the land, which existed as early as 1255, means 'Bracken Croft,' or possibly comes from the adjective fearnig rather than the noun £earn. In 1823 the land was known as Mint Farm, and is today. 1. Robert Woodman, of Banstead, bur. March 28, 1688, had . issue: 2. Christopher 3. James 4. Robert 2. ( 1) Christopher Woodman, yeoman, of Banstead, bapt. November 13, 1671; bur. December 3, 1755, had issue: 5. Robert 6. William 7. John 8. Judith 9. Richard 10. Thomas 11. Elizabeth 12. Christopher 80 THE DALLETI FAMILY

3. (1) James Woodman, twin of Christopher, bapt. at Ban­ stead, November 13, 1671. 4. ( 1) Robert Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, December 22, 1672; bur. at Banstead, June 4, 1748 [or is this Robert {5) ?]. 5. (2) Robert Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, April 17, 1695. m. Mary ---. Issue: 13. Mary 6. (2) William Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, May 12, 1699. m. Banstead, April 30, 1728, Rebecca Bignal. In 1732, Rebecca Woodman was paid 16s. for ''drink for ye Ringers [ of the church bells l 4 usuall Dayes of Ringing." She m. (secondly), at Ban­ stead, April 17, 1735 (apparently William Woodman had just died as he had a child bapt. in February, 17 3 5), Alfred Holdford ( d. 1771), and d. in 1767, aged 70. Issue: (Woodman) : 14. -Judith 15. Mary 16. Elizabeth 17. William 7. ( 2) John Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, May 10, 1701 ; bur. at Banstead, July 12, 1727. Apparently unm. 8. (2) Judith Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, February 17, 1703. 9. (2) Richard Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, June 25, 1705. m. Elizabeth---. Issue: 18. Elizabeth 19. Judith 10. (2) Thomas Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, May 28, 1708. Yeoman. m. Richmond, Surrey, May 24, 1748, Mary Berryman (b. 1728), of Wandsworth, Surrey, dau. Thomas Berryman, farmer, of Merton, Surrey. Issue: 20. Judith 11. ( 2) Elizabeth Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, March 16, 1711. m. Richard Dallett ( see Dallett 18). 12. ( 2) Christopher Woodman, d. young; bur. Banstead, September 16, 1721. 13. (5) Mary Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, May 23, 1746. 81 The Genea/.ogy of

14. ( 6) Judith Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, May 12, 1729. 15. (6) Mary Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, November 1, 1731. 16. ( 6) Elizabeth Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, April 11, 1733. 17. (6) William Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, February 18, 1735. Apparently the William Woodman of Banstead in whose name and the names o_f Richard Parry and Joseph Harrison was invested £119.0s.2d. stock in the 3 per cent. consols, left by Parry as legacy to Banstead Church in 1817. 18~ ( 9) Elizabeth Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, September 24, 1742. 19. (9) Judith Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, November 10, 1746. 20. (10) Judith Woodman, bapt. at Banstead, October 4, 1749; bur. at Banstead, May 14, 1771. m. Banstead, July 17, 1770, Stephen Raggett (b. ca. 17 43) , shoemaker, of Banstead. [NOTE: The will of Richard Dallett (25), Esq., of Merton, executed May 15, 1812, left to "Christopher Woodman late of Banstead in the County of Surrey Farmer now living with Mrs. Bowyer of the same place the sum of four shillings weekly every week for and during the term of his natural life." This was evidently his first cousin, and another gra.Q.d­ child of Christopher Woodman ( 2), and is probably identical with the Christopher Woodman who was present at a Banstead Vestry Meeting on April 21, 1783, and the Christopher Woodman who rented property from William Frye, Esq., and Richard Harrison, in Borough End, Banstead, 1780.] REFERENCES: English Place-Name Society, Vol. XI: The Place-Names of Surrey, Cambridge, 1934. · F. A. Heygate Lambert, The Registers of Banstead, iri the County of Surrey, 1547-1789, London, pvt. ptg. for the Parish Register Society, 1896. H. C. M. Lambert, C.B., History of Banstead in Surrey, 2 vols., 1912. Surrey Marriage Licenses.

The Rose Family 1. William Rose, b. 1709; d. September 27, 1789, and was bur. in the Churchyard of St. Mary's, Wimbledon, Surrey, in a 82 THE DALLETT FAMILY brick tomb on the right side of the church porch. 1 He was a farmer at Coombe, Surrey,2 and a resident of Wimbledon. At the General Court Baron of Wimbledon, July 27, 1785, he was appointed, with James Caslake, as a Keeper of the Wimbledon Common.3 m. Henrietta -, b. 1718/19; d. April 13, 1790, and was bur. in her husband's tomb.1 Issue: 1, 2• 4• 5 5. Henrietta 6. Betty · 7. Barbara 8. John 9. James 10. ( ?) William 2. John Rose, Esq., not a native but a resident of the parish of Putney, Surrey, believed to be brother of the preceding, b. 1716; d. September, 1797; l;,ur. in Putney. Church in vault (grey marble tablet) at foot of northern staircase. 6 He was a man of wealth and had Collins, a gardener, to care for his property.7 m. Catharine Frances-, b. ca. 1713; bur. March 11, 1769, in ccnew vault near the north door" in Putney Church,7 in which her husband was sub­ 0 7 sequent! y interred. Issue: , 11. John William The "Mrs. Macy Rose/' b. 1724; d. December 30, 1787; bur. Put­ ney Churchyard, site 11,8 is believed to be a second wife of John Rose, Esq. 3. Elizabeth Rose, not a native but a resident of the parish of Putney, Surrey, sister of John Rose, Esq. (2), and believed to be same of William Rose ( 1), b. 1720 ;6 bur. January 20, 1791, in vault in Putney Church. 7 unm. 4. Palling Rose, believed to be brother of the three preced­ ing [but possibly another son of William Rose ( 1) ] , was God­ father of Rose Dallett {37) in 1778.9 m. - -, who was God­ mother of Elijah Dallett in 1777, and Ann Dallett in 1 786. 9 He resided in the vicinity of London, but neither at Wimbledon nor Putney. 5. (1) Henrietta Rose, m. Wimbledon, Surrey, August 11, 1757, James ~urpin.4 6. (1) Betty Rose, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, April 25, 1744.9 83 The Genealogy of

She grew up at Coombe, Surrey, the house and farm being seen by her son-in-law, John Gillies, in 1819, who said "it merited the praise of producing a Rose without a Thorn." 2 m. Wimbledon, Surrey, September 1, 1772,4 Thomas Dallett, of Putney, Surrey. See Dallett (26). 7. (1) Barbara Rose, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, February 19, 1749/50;5 d. there, February 28, 1782 (in childbirth).5 m. Wimbledon, Surrey, February 6, 1770,4 John Watney, b. Wimble­ don, Surrey, July 8, 1747;5 d. there, October 21, 1814;5 bur. Altar tomb, Wimbledon Church;1 son of Daniel and Mary (Acres) Watney,5 and brother-in-law of Elizabeth (Dallett) Watney [Dal­ lett {33)]. Mr. Watney, who resided at Wimbledon and Canon Hill, Surrey, was a baker,3 and farmer, and subsequently Master of the Mercers Company, 1793.5 Barbara (Rose) Watney was Godmother of her nephew Richard Dallett in 1780.9 John Wat­ ney was Godfather of his nephew Thomas Dallett in 1775,9 and one of the executors of the will of Richard Dallett, Esq. (1739- 1813), of Merton, Surrey [Dallett (2:5)]. lssue: 5 12. Daniel 13. Barbara 14. Mary 15. John Piggott 16. Henrietta Rose 17. Sophia 18. Eleanor Martha 19. Mary John Watney m. (secondly) August 7, 1783,5 Mary Anne Ca.s­ lake, b. ca. 1746; d. December 1, 1824; bur. Altar tomb, Wimble­ don Church;1 dau. John Caslake, of Putney,5 by whom he had further issue Thomas Watney (1786-1867), of c'Rushmere," Wimbledon Common, officer in the 2nd Surrey Militia, and Eliza­ beth Watney (1791-1847), who m. John Titterton, of Brixton, Surrey.5 Mary Anne (Caslake) Watney was Godmother of James Dallett in 1783.9 8. ( 11) John Rose, God£ ather of his nephew Jeremiah Dal­ lett in 1779, and of his niece Ann Dallett in 1786. 9 m. - -, who was Godmother of Catharine Dallett in 1782.9 John Rose and his wife were uquite well" in 1820.2 84 THE DALLETT FAMILY

9. (1 )_ James Rose, Esq., of Wimbledon, Surrey, d. "aged 86 years," (no date) and was bur. in his parents' tomb, who bequeathed a charge of £5 on cottages in South Place, Ridgway, Wimbledon, for the repairs to his tomb, any surplus to be ex­ pended for the benefit of the poor.1 He was Godfather of his nephew James Dallett in 1783.9 James Rose was present at Gen­ eral Court Baron of Wimbledon, July 27, 1785, October 10, 1795, and September 1, 1813.3 m. Wimbledon, Surrey, October 8, 1781,4 Ann Plank, bapt. Wandsworth, Surrey, November 27, 1757 ;10 d. August 18, 1829 ;1 bur. Rose tomb, Wimbledon Churchyard;1 dau. James (Jr.) and Hannah Plank, of Wandsworth, 10 the lat­ ter being a!ive and well in 1820.2 Mrs. Rose was Godmother of her niece Ann Dallett in 1 786. 9 James Rose and his wife were ccquite well" in 1820.2 No issue. m. (secondly) Eliza---, b. 1759/60; d. March 15, 1842, aged 82; bur. Rose tomb, Wimble­ don Churchyard. 1 Prob. no issue. 10. ( 1) William Rose, believed to be another son of Wil­ liam Rose ( 1), of Wimbledon, as latter is called "Mr. Rose, senior," as Godfather of Elijah Dallett in 1777 ~9 indicating a son of same name, and at the Great Inquest and Homage at Gen­ eral Court Baron, Wimbledon, October 10, 1795, a William Rose was present with James Rose ( 9) ,3 and old William had d. in 1789. He is prob. the William Rose who m. at Putney, Novem­ ber 5, 1771, Catherine Doling.7 Prob. had issue. 11. (2) Sir John William Rose, Knt., bapt. Putney, Surrey, February 3, 1749.7 He was- a serjeant-at-law,6 and was elected Recorder of the City of London, June 31, 1789, at a salary of £600 per ap.num. 11 He was created a Knight Bachelor, by King George III, at St. James', November 24, 1790, on the presenta­ tion, with Sheriff Richard Carr Gynn, of an address upon the agreeable prospect of a continuance of established peace by the Convention with Spain.12 In 1792 his London "contemporaries" included Michael Cromy, Frederick Andree, Joseph de la Nave, and Georgiana Riley. 11 On January 6, 1799, when he was at Dover, the mansion occupied by him at Walworth was burnt to the ground. 11 He m. a dau. of Mr. Sheriff James Fenn.11 He d. suddenly of gout in the stomach, at Peckham, October 11, 1803, and was bur. on October 16th at Horsell, Surrey, where his monu­ ment and that of his father-in-law are to be seen.11 85 The Genealogy of

12. (7) Daniel Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, January 14, 1771 ;5 d. there, June 10,, 1831 ;5 bur. Altar tomb, Wimbledon Church. 1 He resided Wandsworth and Mitcham, Surrey ( of which parish he was Lay Rector) , and was Master of the Mercers Com­ pany, 1816.5 m. June 26, 1792,5 Mary Galpin, b. October 16, 1771;5 d. March 10, 1830;5 bur. Altar tomb, Wimbledon Church;I dau. James Galpin, of Galpins, Mitcham, Surrey. 5 For issue and descendants, see Burke's Landed Gentry: Watney of Cornbury Park ( in list of references) . 13. (7) Barbara Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, March 12, 1772;5 d. there, October 9, 1861;5 bur. Wimbledon Churchyard.I m. Wimbledon, Surrey, October 18, 1796,4 John Withem, who d. there, June 21, 1827, aged 68;1 bur. Wimbledon Churchyard.I For issue, see Hughes-Clarke ( in list of references) . 14. (7) Mary Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, July 15, 1773 ;5 bur. Wimbledon Churchyard, January 28, 1774.4 15. (7) John Piggott Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, De­ cember 20, 1774.5 Lieutenant, 8th Light Dragoons. Served in Africa with his regiment, married, and settled at the Cape of Good Hope.5 16. {7) Henrietta Rose Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, August 19, 1776;5 d. January 11, 1833.5 m. Wimbledon, Surrey, November 8, 1796,4 Frederick Snells, of Weldingham, Surrey, and Feltham, Middlesex, who d. August 3, 1849, aged 73.5 17. {7) Sophia Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, November 22, 1778 ;5 bur. Wimble~on Churchyard, August, 1779.4 18. (7) Eleanor Martha Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, April 2, 1780;5 d. November 13, 1858.5 m. Wimbledon, Surrey, October 29, 1805,4 Joseph Phillips, of Lewesham, Kent, who d. September 25, 1861.5 19. (7) Mary Watney, b. Wimbledon, Surrey, February 28, 1782; d. there, April 16, 1801.5 unm. (NOTE I: It is possible that the Charlotte Rose bur. at Wimbledon, August 18, 1762,4 and the Henry Rose bur. there, March 26, 1789,4 were of this family.) (NOTE II: The late William Rose, of Carlisle, Pa., grandfather of the writers William Rose Benet, Stephen Vincent Benet, and Laura Benet, 86 THE DALLETT FAMILY was known to older members of the Dallett family as "Cousin Will," and was known to be a descendant of Betty (Rose) Dallett' s family, probably of a brother.) REFERENCES 1 A. W. Hughes-Clarke, Monument Inscriptions in the Church and Churchyard of Saint Mary's, Wimbledon. 2 Letter written by James Dallett, Putney, Surrey, to mother, Betty (Rose) Dallett, Philadelphia, Pa., bearing date of February 14, 1820, in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett, Media, Pa. 3 Extracts from the Court Rolls of the Manor of Wimbledon, 1 Edw. W-1864. 4 Surrey Record Society Publication No. 22, 1924, Vol. VIII: The Parish Register of Wimbledon, co, Surrey. 5 Sir Bernard Burke, The Landed Gentry: Watney of Combury Park. 6 Arthur Crotch, Putney Parish Church, London, l936, p. 41. 7 The Parish Register of Putney, in the County of Surrey, transcribed by Amy C. Hare, ed. by W. Bruce Bannerman, F .S.A., with the permission of the Rev. Canon Thurston Rivington, M.A., vicar of Putney; vols. 1-3, Croydon, pvt. ptg., 1913-16. 8 Arthur Crotch, copy of tombstone inscriptions in Putney Church­ yard, sent to Francis James Dallett, Jr., Wayne, Pa. 9 Betty (Rose) Dallett Family Bible Records, in possession of Eliza­ beth Esdelle (Dallett) Hoopes, Bethesda, Md. 10 Parish Register of Wandsworth, Surrey (publ.) 11 Notes and Queries (natl. mag.), London, 12th ser., vol. vii, September 25, 1920 ( query of Charles Swynnerton) ; 12th ser., vol. viii, May 7, 1921 (answer of John B. Wainewright). 12 Shaw, The Knights of England, Vol. II, p. 301. The Saunders Family Ann ("Nancy") Saunders [wife of Thomas Dallett ( 3 5) ] was born in the vicinity of London, England, in 1784, the daugh­ ter of John ( ?) Saunders, gentleman, who bore as his arms: Per chevron sable and argent, three elephants' heads erased counter­ charged. Crest: Argent, an elephant's head ppr. Motto ( trad.) : 'Great in Everything' (from Latin) [From family records, de­ scription collaborated by Burke's General Armory.] Shortly after she became engaged to Thomas Dallett, of Putney, Surrey, a prosperous soap manufacturer, he went to America in 1805. In 1806, without letting him know, she decided to accompany his brother's wife (his cousin) to Philadelphia. They landed on May 31, 1806, Ann with a large sum of money -87 The Genealogy of in a belt strapped around her waist. When Thomas and Elijah Dallett met the boat, T~omas demanded of his brother, "Who is that standing next to Ju.dith?" and Elijah replied, "If you don't know now, you soon will." Thomas was overjoyed when he saw Ann and the family went immediately to Christ Church, where they were married by Dr. Abercrombie. In a letter written by James Dallett, of Putney, Surrey, to his mother, Betty (Rose) Dallett, of Philadelphia, on February 14, 1820, he said "Mrs Sanders (sic) call' d a few days ago said She had received a letter from her Daughter lately but did not state any particulars from You so conclude all is well." Ann (Saunders) Dallett was a lady of culture and gentle breeding, and her husband called her "Miss Saunders" all his life. It is ~elieved that Mr. Saunders was an attorney-at-law in London, as Henry Alexander Stevens, who married his grand­ daughter Eliza Dallett, identified him (mistakenly) with John Simcoe Saunders, of London and New Brunswick, author of c'Saunders Pleadings,'' the son of John Saunders, Virgirua Loyalist, London attorney, and Chief Justice of New Brunswick, having apparently a definite impression of his position. [ Moses Auge, Lives of the Eminent Dead and Biographical Notices of Promi­ nent Living Citizens of Montgomery Co., Pa., Norristown, Pa., 1879, p. 531; also data given by Stevens published in his obituary in the Proceedings of the Pennsylvania Society, Sons of the Revo­ lution, of which he was a member.] Ann (Saunders) Dalletfs arms were, according to family tradition, ctbrought back from the Crusades." The Saunders of Northamptonshire bore these arms [which speak of Alysander the Great, patron of _all Sanderses, Encyclopedia Britannica: Heraldry] before the end of the middle ages, and they were in use by branches of the family in Bucks., Lincoln, and London. The name of Saunders is found in great profusion in the eighteenth century in London, Putney, Wimbledon, Merton, Mor­ den, and other places in Surrey identified with the Dallett family. It is hoped that investigation will reveal more information about the antecedents of Ann Saunders. The /enkinson Family 1. Anthony Jenkinson ( £fl. 1500), merchant, of Bristol, England, paid in 1498 a share of the passage money for the ·ex• 88 THE DALLETI FAMILY plorative voyage of Sebastian Cabot to America. He was the father of, 2. Henry Jenkinson, of Bristol, merchant trader with Lon­ don, the father of, 3. Capt. Anthony Jenkinson ( d. 1610/11), «Knight of the Holy Sepulchre/' the celebrated traveler and first Englishman in C~ntral Asia. He wrote an account of the entry of Solyman the Great into Aleppo, 1553, and obtained permission to trade in Turkish ports; went to Russia in 1557 as captain-general and agent of the Muscovy Company, sailing around the North Cape and up the Durina, afterwards sledging to Moscow; after being well received by the Tsar, he went by water to Astrakhan, 1558; visited King of Bokhara, 1558; returned to Moscow, 1559, and England, 1560. Being despatched with letters to the Tsar and the Shah, 1561, he attempted to open up trade with Persia, but failed. While in command of a queen's ship captured Wilson, a Scottish pirate, 1565; obtained grant of White Sea trade for the Muscovy Company, 1567, and in final mission secured its confirmation, 15 71-72. He was sent on special mission to Embden in 1577. On February 14, 1568/9, Jenkinson was granted the following coat of arms ~y the College of Heralds, London: Azure, a fesse wavy argent, in chief three estoiles or. Crest: a seahorse assurgent per pale or and azure, crined gules. Motto: 1 Palma non sine pulvere.' He was married in January, 1567-8, Judith Mersh (Marsh), daughter of John·· Mersh, of the parish of St. Michael's, Huggen Lane, London, and of Sywell, in Northamptonshire, governor of the company of merchant-adventurers, and afterwards of the company trading to the Netherlands, and of his wife Alice, daughter of William Gresham, and a cousin of Sir Thomas Gres­ ham, founder of the Royal Exchange and of the celebrated Gres­ ham College. Anthony Jenkinson purchased the manor and ad­ vowson of Sywell, Northamptonshire, from his father-in-law, and in 1578 moved there, where he resided for twenty years. In 1600 he moved to Ashton, Northamptonshire, and died at a great age while visiting his friend Sir Philip Sherard, of Tighe, Rutland, where he was buried on February 26, 1610/11. His will dated November 13, 1610, was proved March 8, 1610/11. Besides two 89 The Genealogy of daughters and two sons who died in infancy, and four daughters ( names unknown) who married, he had issue, 4. Mary 5. Robert 6. Henry 4. (3) Mary Jenkinson, m. Thomas Hobson, of Nengewood, in the Isle of Wight. 5. (3) Robert Jenkinson, (Chad two wives," who had issue, 7. Robert 6. (3) Henry Jenkinson, of Teigh (Tighe), co. Rutland, estate administered June 1, 1611. m. Margaret ---, his ad­ ministratrix, by whom he had issue, 8. Henry 9. Katharine 10. Alice 11. Mary 12. Lucy 7. ( 5) Sir Robert Jenkinson, Knt., of W alcot, Oxfordshire, living 1634. m. Anne Mary Lee, dau. Sir Robert Lee, Knt., of Bellesley, co. Warwick, and Anne (Lowe) Lee, granddau. of two Lord Mayors of London, and niece of Lady Anne Lee, wife of Thomas Cecil of Exeter, grandson of Lord Burghley. Issue: 13. Robert 14. Edward 15. Thomas 16. Henry 17. John 18. Richard 19. Anne Mary 20. Catharine 21. Francesca 8. (6) Henry Jenkinson (b. 1596?), of Sywell, heir of his grandfather when under age in 1610; owned lands at Welton, near Lowthe, Lincolnshire. Issue: 22. William 9. ( 6) Katharine Jenkinson, living 1610, m. John Newport, of Welton, Lincolnshire. 90 THE DALLETT FAMILY

10. ( 6) Alice Jenkinson, living 1610, m. Thomas Aprice (? ap Rhys). 11. ( 6) Mary Jenkinson, living 1610, unm. 12. ( 6) Lucy Jenkinson, living 1610, m. --Wilson. 13. (7) Sir Robert Jenkinson, Bart., b. ca. 1622; d. March 30, 1677. Created first baronet of Wolcot, Oxfordshire, May 18, 1661. m. Mary, dau. Sir John Bankes, of Kingston Hall, Dorset. Issue: 23. ( daughter) 24. Robert 14. (7) Edward Jenkinson. 15. ( 7} Thomas Jenkinson. 16. -(7) Henry Jenkinson. 17. (7) John Jenkinson. 18. (7) Richard Jenkinson. 19. (7) Anne Mary Jenkinson. 20. (7) Catharine Jenkinson, b. 1638. 21. (7) Francesca Jenkinson, b. 1639. 22. (8) William Jenkinson, Esq. (b. 1617 ?) , of Southrey, Bardney, Lincolnshire, in 1634; inh/erited father's property at Welton. Issue: 25. Philip 26. Edward 27. Mary 28. Frances 23. (13) --Jenkinson. 24. ( 13) Sir Robert Jenkinson, 2nd Bart. of W olcot, Ox£ord­ shire, d. January 30, 1709. m. Sarah, dau. Thomas Tomlins, of Bromley, Middlesex. Issue: 29. Robert 30. Robert Bankes 31. Charles 91 THE DALLETT FAMILY

25. ( 22) Philip Jenkinson, Esq., according to family records of his descendant, Sir Anthpny Jenkinson, was father of, 32. Robert 26. (22) Edward Jenkinson. 27. ( 22) Mary Jenkinson. 28. ( 22} F ranees Jenkinson. 29. (24) Sir Robert Jenkinson, 3rd Bart. of Wolcot, d.s.p. 30. (24) Sir Robert Bankes Jenkinson, 4th Bart. of Wolcot, d.s.p. 31. (24) Colonel Charles Jenkinson, d. June, 1750. m. Amarantha, dau. Capt. Wolfran Comewall; R.N., who d. July, 1785. Issue included Sir Charles Jenkinson (1729-1808), English statesman, created Baron Hawkesbury and first Earl of Liverpool. 32. (25} Robert Jenkinson, Esq., according to family records of his descendant, Sir Anthony Jenkinson, had among other sons 33. George 33. (32) George Jenkinson, Esq. (September 23, 1748-ca. 1796), of W althamstowe, co. Essex, and Merton, co. Surrey, who m. Judith Dallett, and had issue Sarah Jenkinson, Judith Jenkin­ son, and Diana Jenkinson. [See Dallett Nos. 28, 43, 44, and 45].

REFERENCES

Sir Bernard Burke, The _Peerage: Liverpool. Dictionary of National Biography, vol. XXIX, pp. 307-09. Harleian Society (publication), Lincolnshire Pedigrees, p. 544. Herald's Visitation of Oxfordshire, 1634, (publ.), p. 270. Ernest Spofford (ed.), Encyclopedia of Pennsylvania Biography, vol. XVII, New York, N.Y., 1928, p. 140. Pen and ink illustrated birth certificate of George Jenkinson, drawn by "an illiterate blacksmith," in possession of Miss Mildred Dallett. Also Jenkinson family records given to Catherine Elizabeth (Dallett) Smith, by Sir Anthony Jenkinson, British foreign correspondent, which apparently establish the parentage of George Jenkinson.

92 INDEX OF PERSONS

NOTE: No differentiation (Jr., 3rd, etc.) is made between two people of same given name, as it is in the text. Married ladies are indexed only under maiden name, except when latter is not known, when they appear under husband's surname, their given name followed by a dash. Stillborn children do not appear in the text or the index. The only names in text not indexed are those used as references ( authors, sources, etc.) Abbey, Frances Maria, 49 Berry, Esmeralda Mildred, 69 Henry Gilbert, 49 Berryman, .Mary, 81 Katherine, 49 Thomas, 81 Abercrombie, (Rev.) James, 19, 88 Betts, Alfred, 5 6 Acres, Mary, 18, 84 Mina Warner, 56 Adams, George, 42 Bicknell, Amanda Louisa, 29 Mary Louise, 42 Bigge, Smalehope, 8 Nellie Mary, 63 Bignal, Rebecca, 81 Allen, Elizabeth, 64 Bigsworth, Sarah, 15 Alvord, Charlotte Edgerton, 64 Bishop, Laura, 72, 73 Anderson, Boswell Preston, 49 Bishop, William Whitman, 72 Laura A., 49 Blake, Anne, 79 Andree, Frederick, 85 Blakiston, (Rev.) John, 17, 18 Anthony, (Rev.) W. George W., Bliss, Albert, 25, 36 54 Anita, 3 5, 49 Aprice (ap Rhys), Thomas, 91 Augustus Frederick, 25, 36 Apsley, (Mrs.), 21 Clede W. (-), 48 Austin, Charles Lee, 70, 73 Dallett, 2S, 35, 37, 39 Ernest Clarence; 25, 36 Baily, Mary Adele, 57 Florence, 3S, 49 Baird, Rebecca, 54 George Henry, 25, 36 Baker, Robert Hugh, 66 John Dallett, 3 S, 48 Shirley Anne, 66, 72 Louisa Catherine, 2S, 36 William Deal, 30 Marion, 25, 36 Bankes, (Sir) John, 91 Robert, 25, 36, 37 Mary, 91 Robert Parker, 35, 49 Bartlett, Mary, 64 Thomas, 25, 35 Bassett, (Mrs.), 18, 22 Virginia, 3S, 48 Baumgartel, Caroline Louisa, 5 2 William, 25, 26, 35, 36, 37, 49 Bedell, John, 18 Bloeda, Vida, 68 · Bell, Thomas S., 32 Boardman, (Rev.) Henry, 44 Bemis, Luke, 46 Bolton, (Rev.) John, 45 Maria Elizabeth, 46 Bostwick, Mary Elizabeth, 59 Benbow, T amasin, 80 Boulton, John, 26, 27 Benet, Laura, 86 William G., 26 Stephen Vincent, 86 Bowyer, (Mrs.), 82 William Rose, 86 Bradbury, Lila, 62 Berg, Martha, 47 Brandenburg, Priscilla, 46 William J., 50 Breintnall, Joseph, 21 93 INDEX OF PERSONS

Brinton, Caleb Jefferis, 57 Chamberleyn, John, 9 Rebecca J., 57 Charliwood, (Mr.), 2 3 Brooks, Phebe, 11 Charrington, William, 15 Brown, Charles, 24 Cheeseman, Susan (-), 8 James Hemphill, 69, 73 William, 8 Judith, 24, 34 Child, (Mr.), 15 Martha, 24, 34 Clark, Elizabeth Ann, 54 Sara Elizabeth, 61 Claxton, (Mr.), 18 Stuart Macdonald, 69 (Mrs.), 20 Bryan, Clark Albert, 63 Clemson, (Dr.), 46 Dorothy Adams, 63, 70 Clendenin, Ada Olympia, 60 James A., 63 Clifton, Mary Ann Townsend, 41 Phyllis Hemphill, 63, 70 Coates, Henry Troth, 60 Buchey, Adelaide Zelie Angelina, Mary Moore, 40 26 . Coleman, Henry T., 41 Estelina ( see Marie Louise Este­ Collins, (Mr.), 22, 83 lina) Connell, Lucille C., 63 Jean Baptiste, 27, 29 Patrick, 63 Marie Jane Virginie, 27, 29, 35, Cooper, Anna Maria, 43 44 Giles, 14 Marie Louise Estelina, 26, 28, 29 Hannah C., 31 Virginia (see Marie Jane Vir­ (Judge), 31 ginie) Samuel Wilbur, 43 Budd, Henry, 46, 47 Corbet, Elizabeth, 1 7 Bunting, Holbrook Miller, 54, 55, Cormack, J. R., 34 66 Comewall, Amarantha, 92 Philip Syng, 54 (Capt.) Wolfran, 92 Samuel, 54 Cornwell, Ada Westlake, 58, 68 Samuel Charles, 54 (Capt.) Robert Thompson, 58 Burden, Joseph, 20 Coulter, Mathilde Prevqst, 54 Burghley, (Lord), 90 Crofton, (Capt.) Edward Hugh, 5 5 Butcher, Frances Bergman, 40 Hugh· Denis, 56, 66 (Lt. Col. Sir) Morgan George, Cabot, Sebastian, 89 55, 56 Calves, Herbert E., 70 Cromy,Michael,85 Calves, Jean, 7 0 · Cronise, Titus Fey, 39 Carnegie, (Mrs.) Andrew, 30 Cross, James, 15, 20 Carpenter, Ann (-), 18 Henry, 18 Dallett (Dallet, Dalet, Dalett, Dol­ James, 22 lat, Dollatt, Dolett, Dollett, etc.) , (Mrs.), 22 Ada, 29, 40 Casanave, Elizabeth, 70 Alexander d' Autrechy, 47, 64 Case, Barbara Eldred, 71 Alfred, 27, 38, 42, 57, 67 Theodore W., 71 Alfred Michael, 38, 50 Caslake, James, 83 Ann, 11, 12, 16, 23, 34, 67, 72, John,84 83,84,85 Mary Anne, 22, 84 Anna, 27, 35, 37 Cecil, (Sir) Thomas, 90 Anna Catherine, 58, 68 94 INDEX OF PERSONS

Anna Cooper, 43, 57 Felicia, 27, 38 Anne, 64, 71 Florence, 66, 71 Anthony Joseph, 21, 47, 63 Frances, 38, 50 Athenaide, 27, 35, 36 Frances Abbey, 49, 64 Augusta Sophia, 25, 35 Francis James, 21, 40, 52, 53, 66, Betty, 21,31 74, 75, 76,87 Bridget, 11, 12 Frank, 27,29,38,39,40 Bridget (-) , 8 Frederic, Albert, 36, 49 Catharine, 16, 22, 76, 84 Frederick, 77 Catharine (Catherine) Elizabeth, George, 10 21, 31, 32, 33, 36, 42, 48, 74, George Adams, 42, 57 92 George Presbury, 39, 52 Catherine Bennett, 2 3, 34 Gillies, 21, 27, 31, 32, 33, 46 Catherine Lay, 31, 43 Henry Carpenter, 20, 26, 27, 28, Charles, 29, 39, 43, 48, 58 29, 30, 38, 39,40,54 Charles Edwin, 52, 66 Hope, 67, 72 Charlotte Fillion, 33, 47, 48, 64, Hugh, 10, 11, 12 70 James, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23, 28, 29, Christian, 10 30, 31, 39, 40, 43, 52, 76, 84, Christine Antoinette, 40, 54 ,5 5 85,87,88 Christopher, 13, 1 7 James Milton, 52, 66, 72 Clara, 27, 38 Jane(-), 11 Craw£ ord Loag, 40, 5 5 Jean, 57, 67 Diana, 14, 17, 18 Jeremiah, 16, 21, 22, 84 Dorothea, 57, 67 Joan,9 Dorothy, 41, 56 Joan(-), 9 Dorothy Adele, 52, 66 John, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 20, Edward,29,39,43,57 25, 26, 27, 28, 31, 35, 36, 49, Elijah, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 64, 71 27, 30, 31, 33, 47, 67, 72, 76, Joseph, 13, 14 83,88 Joseph Birdsall, 5 3, 66 Elijah James, 31, 42, 56, 57, 67 Joseph Dando, 67, 72 Eliza,20,26,29,30,88 Joseph Hemphill, 42, 57, 67 Elizabeth, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, Josephine, 46, 63 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, ~5, 30, 34, Josephine Martin, 33, 46 84 Judith, 13~ 17, 21, 31, 43, 92 Elizabeth (-), 10, 11, 13, 17, Judith Jenkinson, 33, 46 24 Judith Preston, 49, 64 Elizabeth Bemis, 46, 63 Katherine, 49, 6 5 Elizabeth Esdelle, 58, 67, 75, 87 Kent Morris, 5 5, 66 Elizabeth Estelle, 40, 52 Lawrence Richard, 48, 64, 70 Elizabeth Hemphill, 42, 56 Linda, 5 6, 67 Ella, 36, 49 Lucy, 43, 58 Ellen(-), 8 Mabel, 41, 56 Emily, 27, 37, 50 Margaret, 9 Emily Elizabeth, 24, 3 5 Margaret A., 41, 55 Estelina, 29, 39 Maria Rose, 23, 34 Esther, 57, 67 Marian, 24, 34 95 INDEX OF PERSONS

Marie, 41, 55 Wilmer Worthington, 42, 56 Marjorie Virginia, 41, 56.. ( dau. Michael Fortune), 5 6, 66 Mary, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 27, 38 ( dau. Morris), 5 5, 66 Mary Ann, 23, 31, 34 (-), 7, 10, 77 Mary Ann Saunders, 20, 25, 36, Damberell, Dammerell ( see Dum­ 37 . brell) Mary Louise, 5 7, 67 Dando, Helen Shirreff, 67 Matthew, 13, 14, 17,24 Darlington, Catherine Dallett, 67, Michael, 27, 37, 38 72 Michael Fortune, 20, 26, 29, 41, David Sharpless, 67 56 Dorothy Ann, 67, 72 Mildred, 57, 67, 76, 87 Malin, 67, 72 Morris, 29, 40, 41, 55 Martha Worrall, 67, 72 Natalie Loag, 40, 54 Davies, Isabel A., 62 Nicholas, 10, 11, 12 Davis, Arthur Breese, 59 Peter, 10 James Breese, 68, 72 Philadelphia(-), 14 Lois Tyndale, 68, 73 Philip Niemann, 47, 64 Marion Bostwick, 59, 68, 73 Prosper Martin, 3 3, 48 Rebecca Hemphill, 59, 68 Ralph, 10 Sophia Augusta, 61 Rebecca Ann, 67, 7 3 Dawson, Annie Eva, 52 Richard, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, de la Forest, Marie Louise, 50 17, 20, 21, 22, 24, 25, 28, 33, de la Nave, Joseph, 85 48, 75, 81, 82, 84 de Rochambeau, (Comte), 30 Richard John, 24, 34 d'Hendrecourt, (Comte) Louis, 45 Richard Matthew, 24, 34 Doling, Catherine, 85 Rose, 11, 12, 13, 16, 21, 83 Donaldson, Charlotte Mary, 60 Ruth, 10 Frederick Brune, 61 Samuel, 10 Drexel, Joseph Wilhelm, 39 Samuel Cooper, 43, 5 7 Ducachet, (Rev.) William Henry, Sarah, 17, 23, 24, 31, 33, 42, 43, 39· 56 Sarah Elizabeth, 24, 34 du Columbier, (Dr.) Joseph Mar­ Sarah Hemphill, 49, 64 tin, 33 Sophia, 23, 33, 34, 46 Dumbrell, Ann, 89 Thomas, 8, 9, 10, 13, 15, 16, 18, Bridget, 11, 89 19, 20, 27, 28, 36, 37, 84, 87, Elizabeth, 78, 79 88 Margaret, 78 Thomas Brinton, 57, 67 Margaret(-), 11, 77, 78 Thomas George, 23, 33 Mary, 78 Thomas Henry, 31, 42 Nicholas, 11, 77 Thomas V., 41, 56 Phillis, 78, 79 Virginia, 27, 35, 37 Phillis (-), 78 (Widow), 10 Susan, 78, 79 William, 8, 10, 13, 14, 17, 25, 35 Thomas, 78, 79 William Heysham, 31, 42, 43 William, 78, 79 William M., 41, 56 Dunn, Elizabeth Bayard, 51 William Postan, 43, 57 Durkee, Sarah Jane, 49 96 INDEX OF PERSONS

Eagen, Annie Elizabeth, 5 3 Mary, 86 Eastwick, Joseph Lees, 51 Garrett, Albin, Jr., 45 Ely, Margaret Wilson, 51 Gause, Jonathan, 32 Estma j de, Elizabeth, 11 Gayfield, Nicholas, 11 Evans, Esther, 62 Phebe, 11 William, 11 Farn, (Mr.), 34 Geisse, Ella, 50 Fenn, (Sheriff) James, 85 George III, 16, 85 (Miss), 85 Gillies, Alexander, 23 Ferguson, (Judge), 41 Ann Jane, 23 Fillion, Charlotte, 33 Elijah Dallett, 2 3 Flanik:en,Anne, 77 (Capt.) John, 16, 23, 24 Foord, (Mrs.), 21 John Dallett, 23 William, 22 Githens, Thomas S., 48 Foster, Goddard, 7 Gottshall, Sara, 48 Francis, James Bicheno, 65, 71 Gough, Jane Rose Anna, 5 3 Joseph Sidney, 65 Gresham, Alice, 89 Katherine Winthrop, 65, 71 (Sir) Thomas, 89 Franklin, Benjamin, 54 William, 89 Franzius, Enno, 65 Gressman, Margaret, 66 Enno Dallett, 65, 71 Guillom, Rita, 37 Frederic, 65, 71 Gynn, (Sheriff) Richard Carr, 85 Roderic, 65, 71 Freeman, Edith Louise, 49 Hale, Ethel, 67 Joel Francis, 49 Hanson, Ann Hopper, 54 French, Clara Louise, 63 George Adolphus, 54 Frishmuth, Edmund Henry, 38 George Washington, 54 Lillie, 38, 51 Gustavus, 54 Frye, William, 82 (Hon.) John, 54 Fuguet, Dallett, 3 7, 50 Pere Wilmer, 54 Edith, 37, 50 Harold, Francis, 10 Frances Dallett, 51, 65 Harrison, Joseph, 82 Geisse, 50, 65 Richard, 82 Howard, 37, 50 Hatch, Mary Jefferson, 5 3 Louise Gurney, 51, 65 (Sgt. Maj.) Thomas Jefferson, 5 3 Rita, 37, 50, 65 Hause, J. F. E., 59 Stephen, 37, SO Heath, Louise, 63 Stephen Dallett, 37, 49, SO William Randall, 63 Stephen Gerome, S 1 Hemphill, Alexander, 61, 69, 70 Stephen Orlando, SO Ann, 32, 45 Stephenie, S 1 Barbara Cornwell, 68, 72 Suzanne,51 Catherine Dallett, 32, 45, 61, 69 William Dallett, 54, 65 Clara, 45, 59 William Henry, 37, S0 Dallett, 61, 70 Dolly, 61, 70 Gallagher, Charles Thomas, 72, 73 Dorothy, 46, 63 Galliher, Richard Hazen, 64, 71 Edward, 44, 58, 59 Galpin, James, 86 Elijah Dallett, 32, 44, 45, 59, 60 97 INDEX OF PERSONS

Elizabeth, 42, 45, 60 Catharine, 90, 91 Ella, 32, 36, 44 Charles, 91, 92 Gillies Dallett, 46, 63 Diana, 17,21,24,92 Isaac Mickle, 45, 61 Edward, 90, 91, 92 James Michael, 68, 72 Frances, 91, 92 James Mitchell, 45, 60 . Francesca, 90, 91 John Mickle, 45, 61, 67, 69, 77 George, 17, 21, 92 Joseph, 32, 36,42,43,44, 58,68, Henry, 89, 90, 91 72 John,90,91 Judith Dallett, 61, 69 Judith, 17, 21, 24, 33, 75, 88, 92 Katharine, 45, 60, 66 Katharine, 90 Laura Brandenburg, 46, 63 Lucy, 90, 91 Lily, 44, 58 Margaret(-), 90 Lydia Cornwell, 58, 68 Mary, 90, 91, 92 Marion Dallett, 60, 68 (Miss), 90, 91 Marjorie, 45, 60 Philip, 91, 92 Mary Elizabeth Pickering, 61, 69 Richard, 90, 91 Mary Sharpe, 46, 63 Robert, 17,90,91,92 Peter Rankin, 61, 69 Robert Bankes, 91, 92 Rebecca, 45, 59 Sarah, 17, 24, 92 Sophie Donaldson, 61, 69 Thomas, 90, 91 William, 32, 45, 46, 59 William, 90, 91 William Haines Lytle, 44, 59 Joanes, (Mrs.), 10 Wilmer Worthington, 32, 46 Johnstone, Amelia Mathilde, 49 Hergesheimer, Joseph, 63 Jones, Dallett, 52, 66 Herring, Laura Adele, 39 Leander M., 5 2 Lewis S., 39 M. Hall Stanton, 5 2 Hickman, (Rev.) Percival H., 47 Hilyard, Lillian Raleigh, 41 Kanzinger, (Rev.) Albert C., 5 3 Robert, 41 Keller, (Rev.) George A., 40, 60 Hobson, Thomas, 90 Kelly, Friedrich Heyn, 68 Holloway, Chalkley Trayheme, 46 Patricia, 68 Mary Sharpe, 46 Ker, Ann C., 23 Hoopes, Charles Dallett, 6.8, 72 Kissel, Abbey Thom, 64, 70 Charles Russell, 67 Gustave Edward, 64 John Robison, 67, 68, 72 Peter Francis Freeman, 64, 71 Joshua, 32 William Thom, 64, 71, 73 Hopper, Robert, 18 Knight, Isaac, 15 Sarah Maria, 54 Howitt, L. C., 2 3 Lancaster, (Rev.) Thomas, 21 Hughes, (Rev.) John, 27, 28 Lang, (Rev.) David, 31, 33 Humphrey, Charlesworth, 23 Laws, Howard Fuguet, 65, 71 Hutchins, Anna Mae, 64 Rita Fuguet, 65, 71 Sara J., 65, 71 Jackson, Lydia Ann, 58 William F uguet, 65, 71 Jenkinson, Alice, 90, 91 William K., 65 Anne Mary, 90, 91 Lay, John, 22 Anthony, 88, 89, 92 Thomas, 19, 22 98 INDEX OF PERSONS

Lee, (Lady) Anne, 90 Morgan, Dalett, 77 Anne Mary, 90 (Rev.) David, 31, 33 (Sir) Robert, 90 Morris, Mary Amelia, 29 Lefebvre, Marie Athenaide, 27, 29 Robert,21,29 Loag, Elizabeth King, 40 Morsell, (Rev.), 40 Samuel, 40 Lytle, (Col.) Edward Haines, 44 N eamond, Florence Alice, 66 Eliza Ann, 44 Newman, (Prof.) Charles John, 53 Christine Louise, 5 3 MacKellar, Helen Janet, 63 (Rev.) Louis Christian, 5 3 McBee, (Rev.) Crosswell, 54 Newport, John, 90 McClellan, Ann, 32 Newton, (Rev.) Richard, 5 3 (Col.) Joseph, 32 Niemann, Elizabeth Shoemaker, 47 McMillan, (Lt.) Gaines, 70 Henry F. A., 47 McNairy, Emily Oakford, 58 Oakford, Elizabeth, 58 John,58 O'Brien, Joseph Hazard, 55 Marsh, Andrew Davis, 68 O'Callahan, Margaret, 64 Herbert Harley, 68 John,89 Pariset, Catherine, 29 Judith, 89 (Gen.) Nicholas, 29 Lulu(-), 68 Parry, Richard, 82 Martin, (Mrs.) Althea J., 54 Paxson, William, 42 Josephine duColumbier, 33 Penington, Charles Randall, 5 5 Prosper, 33 Penn, (Gov.) Richard, 21 Massey, (Dr.) Isaac, 58 William, 42 Matthews, Fannie Scott, 70 Pennypacker, (Gov.) Samuel W., Mayes, Joseph Francis, 69, 73 41 Joseph Francis-Asbury Owen, 69 Penrose, (Judge) Clement Biddle, Samuel Houston, 69 41 William Rogers, 69, 73 Pepper, (Dr.) Henry Bassett, 42 Mayland, Mary, 42 Peterson, Eliza Gurney, 38 Mayo, Henry-, 9 Israel, 38 Merchant, Jane, 15 Mary Kirkbride, 37 Mersh ( see Marsh) Philippi, E. Alexander, 56 Mickle, Isaac, 45 Phi Hips, Joseph, 86 Rebecca, 44 Pierce, (Pres.) Franklin, 26, 30 Middleton, Charles Wilmer, 62 Pierson, (Rev.) Joseph M., 43 Stella Polk, 62 Pilcher, Ellen, 8 Millard, Joseph M., 41 Plank, Ann, 23, 85 Margaret B., 41 Hannah(-), 85 Miller, Elizabeth, 57 James, 85 Elizabeth Alford, 54 Polk, Emilie, 62 Isabel Julia, 5 5 Porter, (Gov.) David R., 32 Miltne, Alice, 78 Postan, John, 23 Minturn, William, 45 Sarah, 23, 31 Moon,John, 77 Powell, Anna F ranees, 40 Moore, (Rev.) Asher, 32 Price, Anne, 61 Mary, 34 (Dr.) Joseph, 61 99 INDEX OF PERSONS

Raggett, Stephen, 82 Shepherd, Lilias Margaret Rand, Edward, 62 McDaniel, 69 Rankin, Eleanor Simpson, 61 Sylvetser Brown, 69 James Beveridge, 61 Sherard, (Sir) -Philip, 89 Renwick, Eric Hilton, 61 Shoemaker, Frances Maria, 38 Reynolds,Maud,69 Mary, 47 Rhoads, Charles James, 51, 5 2 Shoenberger, Elizabeth, 44 (Dr.) James E., 51 . Silinger, Laura, 48 Rice, Gertrude, 62 Skinner, John Winder, 70 Riley, Georgiana, 85 Smith, Byron Henry, 26 Rives, (Lady) , 10 Frank, 52 Robbins, James W., 32 Millie, 52 Robinson, Ione, 64 Spencer Henry, 48 Robison, Helen Walker, 68 Smylie, John, Jr., 40 Robson. (Rev.) Thomas, 16 Mary Elizabeth, 40 Ronaldson, James, 18 Snells, Frederick, 86 Rose, Barbara, 16, 22, 83, 84 Spalding, Noma Marion, 61 Betty, 15, 16, 23, 75, 76, 83, 84, William L., 62 87 Starr, F ranees Abbey, 71, 7 3 Catharine F ranees (-), 83 Dillwyn Thom, 73 Charlotte, 86 Louis, 71 Eliza (-), 85 Stevens, Alfred Herbert, 30, 42 Elizabeth, 83 Althea Dallett, 41, 5 6 lienrietta, 8 3 Charles Albert, 30, 42 Henrietta (-), 16, 18, 8 3 Henry Alexander, 26, 29, 30, 88 Henry, 86 Henry Saunders, 30, 41 James, 22, 83 (Capt.) John, 29 John,22,23,83,84 Marguerite, 42, 56 (Mrs. John), 22, 54 Mignon (-), 42 (Sir) John William, 83, 85 Stokes, Frances Dallett, 65, 71, 79 Mary(-), 83 Helen Tyson, 65, 71 Palling, 21, 83 Henry Warrington, 65 (Mrs. Palling), 20, 23, 83 James Tyson, 65 William, 16, 20, 82, 83, 85, 86 Louise, 65, 71 Row, James, 16 - Stotesbury, Arthur, 34 Rueger, Brenda, 69, 73 Edward Townsend, 40 Godfrey, 69 Sarah Dallett, 23, 34, 40, 48 Saunders, Ann, 9, 19, 28, 87, 88 Thomas Pritchett, 31 John,20,87,88 Stubbs, Maria, 46 John Simcoe, 88 Sturgis, Angeline Blackington, 57 (Mrs.), 88 Sutton, Sophia, 3 3 Sellman, Dallett, 54, 66 Swan, Donnell, 62 Lee Willson, 54 John,62 . . Pere Hanson, 54, 66 Swift, Catherine Hemphill, 62, 70 Sharppeighe, (Gen.) Alexander, 8 Frederick Eldridge, 62 Alice(-), 8 Sykes, Margaret, 39 Anice, 8 Syng, Esther, 54 Stephen, 8 Philip, 54, 5 5 100 INDEX OF PERSONS

Tener, (Gov.), 41 (Lt.) John Piggott, 16, 84, 86 Terry, William, 16 Mary, 84, 86 Thayer, Frances, 66 Matthew, 18, 25 Thomas, (Rev.) Abel C., 20, 22, 42 Philadelphia, 18, 2 5 (Dr.) Amos Russell, 60 Sophia, 84, 86 (Dr.) Charles Monroe, 60 Thomas, 18, 25, 35, 84, 98 Florence Poleske, 60, 68 Wayne, (Gen.) Anthony, 40 Thompson, Annie Noma, 62 Wharton, Lucy, 39 (Judge) Joseph Whitaker, 41 White, Trever B., 48 Thom, Caroline, 64 (Rev.) William, 22 Throckmorton, (Maj.) Charles Whitney, Harriet, 38 Beaujoilais, 62 Wickliffe, Fannie Hall, 62 (Lt. Col.) Charles Wickliffe, 62, Willen, William, 77 64 Williamson, Charles Higgins, 60 John Wickliffe, 64 Dallett, 60, 69 Thurber, Rebecca Russell, 5 7 Elizabeth, 60, 69 Samuel, 57 Thomas Roney, 60, 68 Tiersonnier, Adele, 45 William, 60, 69 Titterton, John, 84 Wilmer, Margaret Ann, 54 Tomlins, Sarah, 91 Wilson, (Rev.) Alexander, 45 Thomas, 91 Bradbury, 62, 70 Tompkins, Elizabeth, 54 Dallett Hemphill, 45, 62 Troth, Louisa, 61 Dorothy Middleton, 70, 73 Turcas, Antoinette Dallett, 49, 64 Ella, 45, 62 Jules, 49 Ellen Marsh, 70, 73 Turnbull, (Dr.) Laurence, 60 Florence, 45, 62 Marion Elmslie, 60 Frances Waters, 70, 73 Turpin, James, 8 3 John Sawyer, 45, 62, 70 Twombly, Linda; 67, 72 Joseph Alexander, 45, 63 William Fletcher, 67 Louise Bradbury, 62, 70 Tyndale, Clara, 45 Mary(-), 45 Tyson, Helen B., 65 (Mr.), 91 Natalie Emilie Middleton, 62, 70 Vanderbilt, ( Commo.) Cornelius, Rebecca Ann, 43 64 Robert Scott, 62, 70 Wister, (Dr.) James Wilson, 51 Walter, John, 7 Suzanne,57 Walters, (Mr.), 22 Withem, John, 86 Warner, Esther Julia, 56 Thomas, 16 Watney, Barbara, 84, 86 Woodman (Wodeman, Wodman, Daniel, 18, 84, 86 etc.), Adam, 79 Diana, 18, 28 Allan, 79, 80 Eleanor Martha, 84, 86 Christopher, 13, 80, 81, 82 Elizabeth, 84 Dorytie (-), 80 Harriet (-), 2 5 Elizabeth, 13, 80, 81, 82 Harriot, 2 5, 3 5 Elizabeth (-), 81 Henrietta Rose, 84, 86 Henry, 79 John, 15, 18,22,84 .,Tames, 80, 81 101 INDEX OF PERSONS

John,80,81 William, 81, 82 Judith, 80, 81, 82 Worthington, Ann Jane, 42 Mary, 81, 82 Carver, 21 Mary(-), 81 (Dr.) Wilmer, 42 Richard, 80, 81 Wright, Margaret, 2 3 Robert, 80, 81 Thomas, 80, 81 Ziegler, Charles F., 47

102 THE DALLETT DOLE

.. I Give and Bequeath unto the Minister and Church­ wardens for the time being of the said parish of Merton, the sum of two hundrd pounds like five per Cent Navy annuities Upon Trust that they do from time to time lay out expend and apply the Interest Dividends and Produce thereof in the purchase of Bread and distribute the same among the industrious poor of the said parish of Merton ( who do not at the time receive alms of the parish) for ever; such distribution to take place on the first ten Sundays in every year after divine Service."

-RICHARD DALLETT EsQ. 1813.

THE GENEALOGY OF THE DALLETT FAMILY, by FRANCIS JAMES DALLETT, JR., 1946 ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS

In the following list, the ''line" where the correction is made refers only to the line of print in the book, and may be found by counting lin~~ of print only.

Frontispiece ii, The colcrs of the bars on the Dallen escutcheon were errone­ ously reversed in drawing. Correctly, the 1st and 3rd are or (gold), the 2nd and 4th, azure (blue) . The tracery on the bars is for artistic effect ocly. Descendants of Thomas Dallett (35) and Ann Saunders quarter the Saunders arms with this. p. 20, line 6, and p. 28, line 8, should read, James Rush Dallett. (He was named for family doctor.) p. 20, line 17) should read, Mrs. Pelling Rose. p. 21, line 13, should read, purchased from John L. Leib, March 12, 1817 original share of Joseph Breintnall, 1731. line 32, should read, Pelling Rose. p. 22, following line 16, should read, b. Oxfordshire. line 17, shou/,d read" d. Woodbury, N. J. p. 23, line 21, should read, Mrs. Pelling Rose. p. 25, line 22, add, nephew of Thomas Lay, husband of Catarine Dallett (40). p. 26, line 14, should read, firm name of Dallett Brothers, in July, 1839, operating their sailing vessels as the Red "D" Line while John Boulton continued to head the importing and exporting house (Dal­ len and Boulton) at LaGuayra. p. 27, following line 39, add, In addition to ·these 12 chn. and several (proo­ ably 4) who were stillborn, John Dallett had an adopted ward, Carmelita Circovich, of Caracas, Venezuela, and Philadelphia, later of New York., N. Y. p. 28 line 17, should read, in July, 1839. line 21, should read, which continued to operate John's sailing vessels as the Red "D" Line. line 33, should read, ''Plumstead Hall." p. 29, line 16, should read, b. 1820 ( or 21). line 35, add, m. October, 1853. p. 31, line 33, should read, d. Woolrich Twp., Gloucester Co., N. J. p. 32, line 10, should read, Mr. (not Judge) Hemphill. p. 33, line 11, should read, d. Eastern Point, Gloucester, Mass. p. 35, line 11, and p. 37, line7, should read, b. England.

line 13, should read, in 1859 associated with uncle, Michael Fortune Dallett ( 61), in firm of Dallett & Bliss, New York, N. Y. line 14, and p. 37, line 6, add, m. by rector of Holy Trinity Church, at No. 1313 Walnut St., Philadelphia, October, 1861. line 19, and p. 36, line 20, should read, b. England. line 20, and p. 36, line 20, should read, d. New York, N. Y. line 21, add, Acting U. S. Consul, Puerto Cabello, March, 1858; bonded as Consul but was not confirmed in appointment as he was a British citizen at time. line 22, and p. 36, line 19, add, m. Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia, April 30, 1861. line 30, and p. 37, line 24, add, m. Holy Trinity Church, Philadelphia, March 9, 18i4. line 31, and p. 37, line 24, add, d. New York, N. Y. line 3 5, should read, b. England. line 36, should read, d. prob. in England.

p. 36, line 2, should read, d. LaGuayra, Venezuela, where he was a clerk for Dallett Brothers; subsequently bur. Woodlands Cemetery, Phila­ delphia. line 13, should read, b. April 23, 1846. line 16, add, d. Manchester, Vt. Pres., Red "D" Line. Trustee, Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company, New York, N. Y. line 25, and p. 44, line 18, add, d. Orange, N. J. line 27, add, Artist as young man. memb. Down Town Association (N. Y.) line 29, and p. 44, line 15, add, d. New York, N. Y. p. 37, line 13, add, m. by Rev. Phillips Brooks, rector of Holy Trinity Church, at No. 1313 Walnut St., Philadelphia, November 30, 1864. line 31, add, bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery, Philadelphia ( with second wife) .

p. 38, line 10, add, ai. Holy Tri.11ity Church, Philadelphia, March 6, 1873. line 36, and p. 39, line 1, should read, Rev. Dr. Henry Wm. Ducachet.

p. 41, line 3, should read, memb. Philomathean Society and Phi Kappa Psi. following line 14, add, Rittenhouse Ciub. line 22, should read, Margaret Amelia. line 25, add, d. St. Louis, Mo., December 4, 1917. line 26, should read, m. (2), Geneva. line 28, should read, William Morris. line 30, should read, Mable. p. 42, line 10, add, Union Army, Civil War. line 27, add, subsequentiy pres., Thos. H. Dallett and Co., pneumatic tools, Philadelphia, Pa. line 30, should tead, Mary Louisa Adams. line 32, should read, Thomas Adams. p. 43, line 9, should follow line 10, Samuel Cooper Dallett being born after William Postan Dallett. p. 45, line 16, should read, William Minturn, who d. in France (marriage not dissolved). line 17, should read, Comte Louis Francois Eloi d'Hendrecourt. line 33, should read, Florence Hemphill. line 36, should read, 210. p. 48, line 4, add, educ. Miss lvin's School, West Chester, and Friends Central School, Philadelphia. line 5, should read, son of Isaac and Jane (Beadle) Smith. line 7, add, Mr. Smith was educ. Fairchild School, Plainfield, N. J. President of Flushing Railroad, trustee and treasurer of Queen: s County Savings Bank. memb. 7th Regt., N. Y. Militia, and later Colonel of Squadron A. during Gvil War. memb. Union League ( of New York), and California Club ( of Los Ang~les) . Sportsman. line 24, should read, b. New York, N. Y. p. 49, line 4, should read, d. New York, N. Y. line 7, should read, d. New York, N. Y. lines 12-13, add, d. New York, N. Y., April 12, 1941. memh. Cosmo­ politan Club. m. New York, N. Y., January 6, 1896, Jules Turcas, b. France, May 5, 1852; d. New York, N. Y., March 16, 191?. Mr. Turcas was a landsc_ape artist and a memb. Century Association (N. Y.) line 16, add, e-duc. Dearborn Morgan School, Orange, N. J. Assoc. with Bliss, Dallett and Co. Treas., Wheeler Condenser and En­ gineering Co of N. Y. Polo player. line 27, add, educ. Dearborn Morgan School, Orange, N. J., and bus. colleg~ same line, should read, Assoc. with Red "D" Line, 1888-1937. line 29, add, Ttustee, Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co., N. Y. memb. India House, Down Town Association, Wyandach Club (L. I.) , Carolina Plantation Society, N. Y. Botanical Society, N. Y. Zoolog­ ical Society, etc. line 30, add, b. Oeveland, 0. line 32, add, and Colony Cub. p. 51, line 14, add b. March 20, 1874. line 39, add, Radnor Hunt. p. 52, line 17, should read, Sacred Heart Academy, Philadelphia, and etc. p. 54, line 28, should read, 1901. p. 55, line 21, and p. 66, line 30, should read, 242. Llyn Dallett. line 22, should read, Margaret Amelia Dallett. p. 56, following line 2, add, second child, Edward Morgan. line 4, should read, 1906. following line 8, should read, Issue: Peter Ernest, and George Anthony. line 9, add, Michael Fortt1ne Dallett, III, b. Gettysburg, Pa., Octo- ber 28, 1890; d. Miami Beach, Fla., June 3, 1943. Served in 89th Division, World War I, and was a memb. Veterans of Foreig11. Wars and the American Legion. Resided Miami Beach, Fla., and was in nomination for City Council, 1939. m. Marie Bunyan; issue: 244. Vivian. m. (2), Nedia Perdew, b. Columbus, 0., September 1, 1898; issue: Michael Fortune, 4th, and Patsy Ruth. line 11, should read, William Morris Dallett. Head of Dallett Equip­ ment Company, Miami, Fla. m. Natalie Norton. No issue. line 12, should read, Dorothy Dallett, m. Joseph Prewitt, of St. Louis, Mo., and has issue: Russell, Dolores, James, Florence and Dorothy. line 13, should read, Mable Dallett, m. James Arthur Coppedge, of St. Louis, Mo. and his issue: Mary Jane, Bruce, Arthur, Troy, Arlene Belle, and James. line 27, add, educ. Swarthmore College (class 1881). memb. D.A.R. line 29, add, d. October 19, 1917. educ. Swarthmore College (class 1881). -- line 33, add, She was educ. Swarthmore Preparatory School. p. 57, line 5, should read, b. June 3, 1863, and d. January 20 (or 21), 1890. educ. Swarthmore Preparatory School. line 8, should read, b. October 12, 1860. line 9, add, educ. Worcester Polytechnic Institute. memb. firm Thos. H. Dallett and Co., pneumatic tools. m. Church of the Incarnation, Philadelphia, Pa., May 5, 1900, Rebecca Johnson Brinton, b. Philadelphia, Pa., January 27, 1864; d. Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa., October 28, 1946; bur. Laurel Hill Cemetery; dau. and etc: lines 15-16, add, m. Pocopson Twp., Chester Co., Pa., September 26, 1900, by Friends ceremony, Mary Adele Baily, b. Thornbury Twp., Delaware Co., Pa., December 15, 1873; dau. James Williamson and Alice Meredith (Stackhouse) Baily. She was educ. West Chestet State Teachers College; taught for several years. line 21, should read, b. 1864 ..Should follow No. 189). line 24, should read, d. Philadelphia, Pa. line 26, add, pres. Engineers Club of Philadelphia. Trustee of Woc­ cester Polytechnic Institute. memb. Philadelphia Board of T radc, Media aub, and a Mason. p. 58, line 11, and p. 68, line 7, should read, Anne Catherine. p. 62, line 8, should read, Florence Hemphill Wilson. line 9, omit (or 76) and add, d. New York, N. Y., March 12, 1947; bur. Arlington Cemetery. memb. Colonial Dames of America. m. France, August 3, 1893, Edward (not Fred) Eldridge Swift. line 11, should read, Katherine Hemphill Wilson. line 35, and p. 70, line 22, shcndd read, J. Bradbury. p. 63, line 14,. add, grad. Ivlassachusetts Institute of Technology, 1903. Civil engineer. p. 64, line 13, should read, Antoinette Dallett Turcas, b. New York, N. Y., July 21, 1899. educ. Brearley School, by tutors, and at Art Students League, N. Y. Studied ballet, painting, and sculpture in this country and abroad. Artist and playwright. m. and etc. line 31, add, educ. St. Bemard's School, New York. Assoc. with Dallett and Son, the Red "D" Line; now head of Weston Trawling Company, New York, N. Y. memb. Society of the Cincinnati and past memb. India House. line 35, should read, m. {thirdly), Conn., 1938, Mary Clark (Holland) Bartlett, b. New York, N. Y., November 25, 1907; dau. Almon and Margaret (Clark) Holland. p. 65, lines 2-3, add, mem.b. Colony Club and Junior ~e (N. Y.). m. New York, N. Y., March 28, 1929, Enno Fralius, b. New York, N. Y., August 23, 1901; son of Dr. George "Henry and Emily (Goetz) Franzius. B.S., City C:Ollege of New York, 1941; A.M., Columbia UrdVersity, 1943. Lecturer in history, Columbia Uni­ versity. __ line 1o, add, d. 1946. line 20, should read, m. September 24, 1932. lines 24 and 25, and p. 71, lines 25 and 26, should be interchanged, James Bicheno Francis, Jr., preceeding Katherine Winthrop Francis. line 35, and p. 71, line 30, shoul.d read, Louise Fuguet Stokes. p. 66, line 2, add, marriage dissolved. m. secondly. line 4, should read, b. Newark, Del. line 22, add, matric. Harvard College ( class 1951) . line 28, add, educ. Washington State College. following line 32, add, second child of (171), Edward Morgan Crofton, b. July 26, 194 5; and children of ( 172) , Peter Ernest Philippi, b. December 26, 1930; d. September, 1933; and George Anthony Philippi, b. August 11, 1938. line 33, should read, Vivian Dallett, b. East St. Louis, Ill., December 12, 1910. m. Peter Edmunds Orr, b. Marshall, Ark, September 1, 1912. Issue: Michael Gerry, Patricia Walton, and Judith Edmunds. following line 3 3, add, other children of ( 173) , Michael Fortune Dallett, 4th, b. Miami Beach, Fla., June 27, 1929; educ. Texas Military Institute (grad. 1947); and Patsy Ruth Dallett, b. Miami Be~ch, Fla., February 14, 1931. add, ehildren of ( 175), Russell Prewitt (m. and has a child}, Dolores Prewitt (m.), James Prewitt, Florence Prewitt, and Dorothy Prewitt, add, children of (176), Mary Jane Coppedge (m. Kenneth C. Siemers and has issue, Jane), Bruce Coppedge, Arthur Coppedge, Troy Coppedge, Arlene Belle Coppedge, and James Coppedge. p. 67, line l 0, add, m. (Secondly) , 1944, Lisa Yerkes. line 13, add, educ. Bowdoin College. Owner and editor, The Reading Chronicle, Reading, Mass., and chemist. line 15, add, Thomas Brinton Dallett, b. Philadelphia, Pa., June 7, 1902. educ. Temple College. Businessman. m. Philadelphia, Pa., September 16, 1944, Helen Cecelia Rawlinson, dau. William R. Rawlinson. lines 17-18, ddd, Mary Louise Dallen, b. Cheyney, Pa., March 17, 1902. educ. West Chester High School, and Goucher College ( class 1923). Schoolteacher. m. Cheyney, Pa., September 7, 1929, by Friends ceremony, David Sharples Darlington, b. Darlington, Ches­ ter Co., Pa.; son of Jared Worrall and Mary (Sharples) Darlington. H~ was educ. George School, and Pennsylvania State College. Elec­ trical engineer. line 21, should read, Louise Mayland. line 22, should read, Dorothea Anne. line 23, add, Alfred Dallett, Jr., b. Cheyney, Pa. January 19, 1907. educ. Westtown Friends School (class 1926). Farmer. m. West Cbester, Pa., April 4, 1932, Ethel Viola Hale, b. April 9, 1906; dau. John:_ H. and Amy Rebecca (Congleton) Hale. line 25, should read, Ethel Ann. line 27, add, educ. Drexel Institute. line 31, add, educ. Sargent College. Teacher of the deaf. p. 68, line 12, and line 31, add, d. near Downingtown, Pa., March 18, 1947; bur. Oalclands Cemetery, West Chester. educ. Pennsylvania Military College, and University of Pennsylvania. following line 24, add, marriage dissolved. following line 28, add, m. (2), November 9, 1946, Kathryn Margaret Dumler, b. Bdltimore, Md., June 3, 1924; dau. Edward Aloysius and Catherine Magdalena (Campbell) Dumler. line 35, add, educ. Pomona College, and University of Pennsylvani:i. Insurance business. Lieut., U. S. A., World War II. p. 69, line 10, add, University of Pennsylvania. Lines 12, 20, 25, read for ttll, educ. Bryn Mawr School, Baltimore, and Bryn Mawr College. following line 23, add, second child of (267), Deborah Reynolds. line 29, add, Johns Hopkins University. line 31, ttdd, World War II. line 3 3, add, educ. University of California. p. 70, line 1, add, University of Pennsylvania Law School. line 6, add, educ. St. Andrew's School, and University of Pennsyl­ vania. World War II. line 8, add, educ. Shipley School, Madeira School, and Smith College. line 9, should read, Katherine Hemphill Wilson Swift. following line 9, add, memb. Junior League (N. Y.), and the Blue Hill Troupe. following line 14, add, educ. Yale University '30. following line 21, add, a second son of (278) ,-. line 25, add, grad. Dickinson College, 1931. Now in Radio Division, Bureau of Standard, Washington, D. C. line 27, add, educ. Pennsylvania State Teachers College. Now secre• tary. line 28, should read, b. Hopewell, Va. line 31, omit, bur. Woodlands Cemetery.

p. 71, line 4, should read, 332. Dillwyn Thom. following line 11 ~ add, m. May 17, 1947, Jane Nanette Sadler. line 25, add, Katherine Winthrop Francis, b. November 24, 1936. (Should follow line 26). line 26, add, James Bichcno Francis, Jr., b. February 26, 1935. line 28, add, Helen Tyson Stokes, b. November 24, 1936. line 30, add, Louise Fuguet Stokes, b. April 16, 1942. p. 72, following line 2, add, children of (244), Michael Berry Orr, b. Aruba, Curacao_,_ Netherlands West Indies, October 18, 1944; Patricia Wal­ ton Orr, b. Aruba, Curacao, Netherlands West Indies, November 5, 1945; Judith Edmunds Orr, b. Miami, Fla., June 4, 1947. add, a child of Russell Prewitt, son of ( 175) . add, a child of Mary Jane (Coppedge) Siemers, dau. (176), Jane Siemers, b. 1946. following line 5, add, a second son of (306), Dennis Gibson. following line 6, add, educ. Wilmington Friends School, and College of William and Mary. U. S. Navy, World War II. line 8, should read, William Witman Bishop. line 9, add, grad. Rutgers College. Sgt., U. S. A., World War II. following line 10, add, second child, William Fletcher. line 11, add, Catherine Dallen Darlington, b. Chester, Pa., August 2, 1930. line 12, add, Martha Worrall Darlington, b. Media, Pa., August 30, 1932. line 13, should read, Louise Mayland Darlington, b. Darlington, Pa,. May 23, 1935. line 14, should read, Dorothea Anne Darlington, b. Darlington, Pa., June 27, 1936. line 15, add, Elijah Dallett, b. West Chester, Pa, April 12, 1937. line 16, should read, Ethel Ann Dallett, b. West Chester, Pa., April 13, 1939. p. 72, line 22, omit, Friends School. line 23, add, matric. Haver£ord College ( class 1951) . line 25, add, educ. School of Nursing, Philadelphia General Hospital. p. 73, following line 23, add, second child of (308), William Fletcher Bishop, b. Wilmington, Del., June 22, 1947. Children who should appear on this page in their own right are Deborah Reynolds Brown, child of (267) ,-Austin, child of (278), and Dennis Gibson Gallagher, b. Wilmington, Del., January 26, 1947, child of (306). p. 83, line 29, should read, Pelling Rose. p. 84, line 35, should read, 8. (I). p. 85, lines 1-2, should read, James Rose, Esq., of Wimbledon, Surrey, b. 1751/52; d. February 10, 1838, and was bur. in his parents' tomb, etc. p. 87, lines 2, 3. This statement may be incorrect as there was a connection: through the Lytle-Hemphill families, probably the only relationship.