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TABLE OF CONTENTS

President's Message. 24

Missing'Folk ... 25

St. Roch Catholic Church (Mentz, TX) Baptisms 26 Florida Baptist Historical Society Holdings. 28

James Wi 1son...... 30

Howell Creek Cemetery (Seminole County, FL) 34

Proctor Family Bible. 36

John Ingalls' Bible. 38

Subscribers to The Life of Mr. David Brainerd 1741 & 1747 40 Queries 43 Surname Index 44

Georgraphical Index 46

SPRING CONTRIBUTORS Murla Weeks Bennett Jean Burton Burke Verna Hartman McDowell Patricia Murphy Allen Taylor Andrea Hickman White Kathryn White Eileen Brookhart Willis Linda Ingalls Wright

BURIED TREASURES - i - V17#2-Apr 1985 PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE

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SeVekai month~ have gone by, and ~ yoU!(pJ(e~~dent, I want:to thank eVekyone 60J(the ~uppoJ(t they have g~ven the BOal(d. We ~ee abJ(~ght 6utU!(enOJ(the So~~ety, ~ we make new 6J(~end~and J(enew oid 6J(~end~h~p~dU!(~ngthe t~me nM "6eiiow~h~p" a6tek ea~h meet~ng. At the FebJ(ual(ymeet~ng, ~t w~ a pi~~U!(e to ~ee and heal(tho~e who have ~omputek~ pian a get togethek to heip ea~h othek. Heip~ng ea~h othek ~~ one on the ma~n go~ 06 OU!(So~~ety. The BOal(d,~n m~k~ng the de~~~~on to have a iongekt~me on 6ellow~h~p antek ea~h meet~ng, hoped 60J(ju~t ~u~h J(e~ui~. Hope6uiiy, ~ome 06 you have .~ be.enabie to n~nd anothek membek ~eal(~h~ng the ~ame al(eaM even the ~ame 6am~iy that you have. The annuai ~em~naJ(, heid ~n FebJ(ua/(y,~ VekY ~u~~e~~nui. Speakek Robekt Young Ciay, al(~h~v~~tat the V~J(g~n~aState L~bJ(al(y, R~~hmond, V~g~n~a, ~poke about J(e~eal(~hin V~J(g~n~a,but expia~ned that th~~ method on J(e~eal(~h~n V~g~n~a' may be adapted to 6~t mo~t state»: ..

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BURIED TREASURES - 24 - V17#2-Apr 1985 With special thanks to Pat Murphy; who suggested the following be included:

MISSING FOLK

In planning the Florida Agricultural Museum, the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services in trying to locate the descendants of the following Commissioners of Agriculture:

LUCIUS B. WOMBELL - born 09 December 1849 in Jackson County, FL admitted to the Bar 1876 served as Assistant Secretary of State in 1877 private secretary to Governors Drew, Bloxham and Perry during several sessions df the legislature was enrolling clerk for the Senate and was Commissioner of Agriculture from December 31, 1888 until his death died 27 December 1900 survived by one son, Lucius, who was born in 1891.

JOHN C. LUNING - ~o~n 21 December 1863 at Albany, GA moved to Leesburg, FL was publisher of the Leesburg News (later the Leesburg Commercial) was an orange grower, ice manufacturer and merchant served as Postmaster, Treasurer and Mayor of Leesburg served as Chairman of the local school board and Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners .------. married Miss Allie Adams of Leesburg in 1884 one son, Dr. Henry McIntosh Luning, practiced medicine in Atlqnta; he' died in 1916 another son, Bern ard Adams, 1ived in Ta 11ahas see with his mother when John Luninq di~rl moved to Tallahassee to serve as a confidential clerk to B. E. McLin, Commissioner of Agriculture appointed Commissioner of Ag~iculture, on McLin's death, by Governor Albert Gilchrist two weeks later was appointed State Treasurer, serving in that position until his death died 26 September 1928.

WILLIAM A. McRAE - born 22 July 1970, on his father's plantation near Sopchoppy, FL taught school and was later elected Superintendent of Public Instruction in Jackson County (FL) elected Clerk of the Circuit Court and remained there until 1912 appointed State Commissioner of Agriculture in 1912 by Governor Gilchrist served three terms, from 1912 until 1923 member of the Methodist Church and the Masonic order married Virginia Parker in 1942, a native of Georgia died 1942, survived by three sons: Major William A. McRae, Jr., U.S. Army, Washington, D.C.; Roy P.McRae, serving overseas with the Army; .-,,--.....,- and Corp. Ralph J. McRae, Ft. Sill, OK. Had one brother,L.D.McRae of Chipley. If you have any information pertaining to descendants of these men, please write to The Florida Market Bulletin, 428 Mqy Bldg., Tallahassee, FL 32301.

BURIED TREAS~RES - 25 - V17#2-Apr 1985 ST. ROCH CATHOLIC CHURCH ~" Mentz, Texas

BAPTISMS - Book 1

1001 17 Sep 1887 Augustimus Zahradneck Parents: Ferdinand Zahradneck & Aloysia Eubeck 1002 03 Oct 1887 Nicholaus Josephine Glaeser Parents: Niola Glaeser & Wilhelmina Willberg 1003 09 Oct 1887 Michael Drymalla Parents: Sebastian Drymalla & Sophia Objena 1004 16 Oct 1887 Francisca Jalowe Parents: Petro Jalowe & Rosalia Objena 1174 12 Dec 1890 Anna Jalowe Parents: Petro Jalowe & Rosalia Objena 1175 25 Oct 1890 Maria Trena Eleanora Stock Parents: Hilaria Stock & Anna Kluse 1176 01 Nov 1890 Paulina Margaritha Wosnitzka Parents: Jacobo Wosriitzka & Theala Konetzko .------. 1177 02 Nov 1890 Josephia Margaritha Smith Parents: Johan Smith & Elizabetha Braden 1178 02 Dec 1890 Maria Martha Urbancik Parents: Francisco Urbancick & Magdalena Novak 1293 01 Feb 1893 Adam Andreas Henneki Parents: William Henneki & teresia Ginsel 1294 23 Feb 1893 Johan Heinrich Handlos Parents: Bernard Handlos & Luisia Klosse 1295 26 Feb 1893 Aloysius Sodolac Parents: Anton Sodolac & Anna Cutra 1296 12 Mar 1893 Joseph Jalowy Parents: Peter Jalowy & Rosalia Objena 1327 20 Mar 1893 Josephina Mable Braden Parents: George Braden & LoUisa Smith 1328 27 Aug 1893 Fridrich Antonio Hartmann Parents: Fridrich Hartmann & Elizabeth Peters

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BURIED TREASURES - 26 - V17#2-Apr 1985 St. Roch Catholic Church Baptisms (Cont'd

1329 27 Aug 1893 Leo Fridrich Parents~ Anton Brod & Antonia Linki 1330 01 Sep 1893 Herman Otto Keiner Parents: Franz Keiner & Maria Belsow 1443 01 Sep 1895 Florence Dora Hoover Parents: Gulka Hoover & Sahra Kelsch 1444 08 Sep 1895 Johan Jacob Jalowy Parents: Peter Jalowy & Rosalina Obscina 1445 15 Sep 1895 Veronica Franciska Keiner Parents: Franz Keiner & Maria Belsing 1446 17 Sep 1895 Charles MIles Thenmann Parents: Max Thenmann& Sophia Stock

1448 28 Sep 1895 Henry Florence Reitz Parents John L. Reitz & Catharina Witte 1449 29 Sep 1895 Otto August Hartmann Parents: Fridrich Hartmann & Elizabeth Peters

1450 23 Oct 1895 Henry Schoeler Parents: Franz Schoeler & Maria Jackel 1451 03 Nov 1895 Emma Josephta Schingler Parents: Max Schingler & Josephina Willberg 1533 06 Mar 1898 Hellena Bertha Julia Gerbermann Parents: Anton F~ Gerbermann & Hellena Katzebue 1534 13 Mar 1898 Mari a Jallowy Parents: Peter Jallowy & Rosalia Obscina 1535 17 Apr 1898 W. Joseph Gyllenbund Parents: Hubert Von W. Kull Gyllenbund & Christina Harz

- submitted by Verna Hartman McDowell

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BURIED TREASURES - 27 - V17#2-Apr 1985 Special thanks for Murla Weeks Bennett and Eileen Brookhart Willis for abstracting this material.

FLORIDA BAPTIST HISTORICAL SOCIETY HOLDINGS

The following published items which may be of genealogical interest are part of the holdings of the Florida Baptist Historical Society and are housed in the duPont-Ball Library of Stetson University, DeLand, FL:

BOUND MAGAZINES

Baptist Home Mission Monthly .Jan. 1880 - Oct. 1885 Missionaries appointed. Contributions and legacies. Letters and information "From the Field." Women's work.

American Baptist Magazine and Missionary Intelligencer 1819-1824 Vol. 2-6 new series 1825 --- Letters from missionaries. Biographies and obituaries. We ll-indexed.

Baptist Quarterly Vol. 1867- Some biographical history. Religious treatises.

Baptist Review Vol. 5 1883 Religious literature and reviews of books by ministers. Much literature of Southern Baptist Convention.

Christian Review Vol. 1 1836- Sermons, religious discussions ("The Wine Question"), literary notices. Miscellaneous on intelligence (state conventions, deaths, ordinations and installations, dedications and churches constituted). Memoirs of deceased ministers.

TheCrozer Quarterly Facualty of Crozer Theological Seminary ~n Chester, PA, 1924-1951. Biblical scholarship. Writings of working pastors. Book reviews.

The Massachusett's Baptist Missionary Magazine 4 volumes 1803-1814 Letters from ministers. Obituaries. Dedications Installations.

Florida Baptist Witness 1909-

BURIED TREASURES - 28 - V17#2-Apr 1985 Review and Expositors 1911-1979

Southern Baptist Home Missions

Watchman Examiners

MICROFILM

Christian Index - Georgia 1822-1850 14 reels

Minutes Welch Neck Baptist Church 3 reels

Material on Sandy Creek Baptist Church Association and Wake Forest Students

Minutes Kehukee Association, North Carolina 1769-1778 and Red River Baptist Church, Robinson County, Tennessee 1791-1826

Baptist Association of South Carolina

Also Many reels of film of Association minutes and religious periodicals published.

BOOKS ON MICROFILM

Luther Rice: Journal 1820, Ledger 1826, Memorandum Book 1815 Many memoirs and paper;-QTearly ministers' other associations.

History of Charleston Association of Baptist Churches 1683-1802 Furman

Historical Works of Rev. William Screven (From the Collection of the Maine Historical Society)

History of the Rise and Progress of the Baptist Church In Alabama 1834-1839 Hosea Halcombe

Recollections----- of a Conf. Scout's Services James Burton Gamble

History o£ Baptist In Providence of Maryland, Virginia, North Carplina, South Caroli'M "1772 Morgan Edwards

History of New England with Particular Reference to the Demoninations of Christ~n;-Called BaptISts 1871 - Isaac Backus- --

The Christian History Containing Accounts of the Renewal and Propagation of ~eligion in Great Britain and American 1744=55 2 reels

Minutes of Alabama Assocation, Madison and Liberty Counties 1839-1958

Minutes of Georgia Baptist Association, Piedmont 1846-1957 2 reels

BURIED TREASURES .,.29 - V17#2-Apr 1985 JAMES WILSON

The following information was abstracted by Verna Hartman McDowell from material seht by the National Ar- chives at the time she was researching Jane Wilson, who married Thos .:Coleman Browing in 1850 and about whom nothing is known:

RWS of Va. -- James Wilson - Private W.9012 Agnes #4786 Inscribed on the roll at the rate of $20 per annum, to'commence on the 4th day of March, 1848. Certificate of Pension issued the 10th day of May 1849. Enlisted in 1780 to 1783 - served under Col. Thomas Matthews and Col. Philip Johnson

Born Dec. 10, 1793 - son of Abraham Wilson of Caroline Co. Va.

Agnes Pickett Wilson was born Oct. 1, 1770 They were married Oct. 16, 1787

Births of their children: Fanny July 14, 1788 Samuel Sept. 12, 1790 Nancy July 3, 1792 Lucey March 17, 1795 Sarah Bou1we11 March 1, 1797 William Clark March 11, 1799 Agnes Woodfoth Jan. 14, 1801 John Abraham Dec. 11, 1803 James Dec. 23, 1804 Dixon or Dinson Sept. 6, 1807 Betsey Julia Dec 10, 1809 George Pickett July 19, 1811

James Wilson di~d Aug. 12, 1829 and is buried on the Coleman Far~ near Falmouth, KY. ****** STATE OF KENTUCky PENDLETON COUNTY

On this the third day of April, 1841 personally appeared before me Wm. G. Woodson a Justice of the County Court for the County aforesaid, the same being a court of record, Mrs. Agnes Wilson, so resident of the town of Falmouth in the County aforesaid, aged 70 years and upwards, who. being duly sworn according to law, doth on her oath make the following declaration, in order to obtain,the benefit of the provisions, made by the Act of Congress passed July 7, 1838, entitled: 'An a~t granting half pay and pensions to certain widows,' That she is the widow of James Wilson dec. who was a private;soldier in the war of the revolution and depart- ed thi slife on the 12th day of August 1829 in the town aforesaid. That the said James Wi 1son served as private in the army of the revolution and as such in the battles at Camden, So.Carolina and also as such, in the battle at Guilford Court House, No. Carolina, also ~s,such faught in a skirmish on battle at Williams- burg, Va. and also in said army previous to and at the Licking ~r ~~rrender of Lord Cornwallis at Little York, VA. and also at other battles and skirmishes, as she has often heared him and others detai1.--And after Cornwalli; surrendered he was so tween of service jail Winchester,Va. 'guarding British prisoners for several months.

That she was born and raised in Caroline County Virginia, in~trl~ same neighborhood i~ which her said husband was born and raised, and of her own knowledge knows that he as early as the year 1780 joined the army and went on tour to the South with the Virginia troops, wh ile yet quite a youth and after the battle at Camden,So. Carolina in which he was, returned home to Ca~ol!ne, County; Va. and shortly after his returned 'home, he left again for the army then in the South and served in the ,same and was at the battle at Guilford Court House, No. Carolina, whether these his services' in the South were under one or more terms of tours or only one she is not able to state, or whether twd, three, six or twelve months tours she cannot state, but she very well remembers that his first absence and service in the South at the period the first of these battles were faught was the longest he continued absent 1n service at one time, whether his absence was under one engagement for one or more terms she cannot state, but she feels confident he returned from the South in the period between those two battles or events and then left again for the South and was both at the battle of Camden and Guilford.

She further states that the residence of her father was near Bowling Green, Caroline County, Va. and within about four miles of the residence of the father of her said husband, and that her husband and herself went to school together, and while she was quite young she was affianced to him before he went into active service and that after his last return from the South, he was absent from home, in the army, in Virginia a number of times for periods shorter or longer how long at a time she does not know. But she distinctly

BURIED TREASURES - 30 - V17#2-Apr 1985 JAMES WILSON (Cont'd)

recollects that shortly after his last return from the South, he again left for and joined the army and was at the seige and the taking of Little York, and surrender of Lord Cornwallis and afterwards was several other shorter tours between the taking of Cornwallis and the final pearp in 'Rl. Col.Nicholas Long, then Capt. or Major accompanied him while out·in one or more of his tours. He was also commanded while in service by a Col. Matthews and a Col. Johnson ...She feels entirely confident trom the best of her memory, his services in the army were between one and two years, if ~ot quite or more than two years--The precise period or periods he served in active service she is not able to state, since it was before her intermarriage with him, yet during the pendency of so relation between them, that his absence was not had passed, she was very young--That she was married to said James Wilson, at her:father's house, whose name was John Pickett in Caroline Co., Va. Oct. 16, 1787, and she and her said husband thereafter resided in Caroline, until the fall of the year 1796, when they together with four of their children and family removed to Scott Co.,Ky., not far from Georgetown; and about 2 years thereafter in 1798 they removed to this section of the country, now Pendleton County, Ky., where she has resided ever since, and now resides. Her husband having died in the year before stated.

She further states, that she does not remember the precise day or month in which her said husband first entered the s~rvices; further than that it was in the year 1780, when the Virginia troops generally marched towards the South to meet Cornwallis. Her father lived immediately upon the great thoroughfare leading thru to the South, and she well remembers the troops marching by her fathers house on their way after the taking of Cornwallis and his frequent conversations about the events of the South with those. who were his brothers in arms from Virginia, both as to Gate's Defeat~-the battle of Guilford, the taking of Little York and surrender of Cornwallis. Neither can she state the precise day, month or year, when his tour or tours ended, and he finally returned with others discharged from the service--But she has often not only heared him detail many incidents of the aforesaid three events, tQ those who were present at them with him and also to others, but the straights and events which occured with him and others at a skirmish or battle at Williamsburg, Va.· and also events which occurred after the surrende~ of Cornwallis, while guarding prisoners at Winchester she thinks--that is was only so five months or ~e~ks; to·the best of her recollection, after her husbands first return from the South, before he again left· for the army in the South and then returned after the Battle of Guilford and shortly after his second return'agajn. left for the army and remained until after the taking of Cornwallis at Little York--After the taking ..of Cornwallis her husband again served several tours or was again absent in the army, but how many or how often. between that and the final close of the year in 1793 she is not able to specify.--She is under the impression and belief that he served principally as a volunteer or to save his fathers from going, whose services and pr6tectjon were deemed important at that period· to his family. She states that her husband, from information, went during his services as far as Camden, So. C. and home to Caroline again and the second time as far as Guilford Court House, No. CArolina and then home again and thence r-- to Little York and other places either before or after-the seige and probably both. Whethpf his services were in the State or Continental line or both she does not know, but that with the exceptions of his services in the South his tours were confinro to Virginia both before and after the surrender of Cornwallis.

She further states that she has no documentary evidence to support her claim as to her marriage, or her husband's services, further than the family record, hereto attached (marked A) taken from their family Bible, and which she states is in the hand writing of her husband, showing the date of their marriage and their births and the births of their children. That during the 1i·fe of her husband he always refused, having an ample competency, to avail himself of the proffered gratuities of his country, for his revolutionary services in the way of Pensions, alleging that he needed it not, tho always was reputed well known soldier, and as such recognized by all his contempories acquaintances of that period who knew him in his younger days as well as by reputation, with his after life acquaintances and by reason thereof frequently urged to apply for his proffered claims to the government; but he uniformly refused upon the grounds that he needed not the aid of his government. She refers to the affidavits hereto amended for further proof of her husband's said services, her marriage with him--And also declares that since the death of her husband she has not been married, but now is, and since his death hath been his widow and relict.

She further declares, that she was married to the said James Wilson on the 16th day of October in the year 1787 in Caroline Co. Va. about 4 miles from Bowling Green by the Rev. Taylor and Episcopalian preacher, that her husband the aforesaid James Wilson died at ralmouth Pendleton County Kentucky on the 12th day of August 1829. That she was not married to him, prior to his leaving the service; but the marriage took place some years after the war, but previous to the first day of January 1794, was at the time above stated.

Sworn to and Agnes Wilson ** * ** * STATE OFKENTUCKY CAMPBELL COUNTY

On this the 12th day of July 1841 personally appeared before me, George Morris, a justice of the County Court, for the County aforesaid, the same being a Court of Record Col. Nicholas Long a resident of the County aforesaid ageq 87, who being duly sworn, according to law, doth on his oath make the following statement to.

BURIED TREASURES - 31 - V17#2-Apr 1985 JAMES WILSON (Cont'd) wit that he was well and intimately acquainted with James Wilson, who died at Falmouth Pendleton County Ky. and also'his wife Agnes--That the said James, was this applicant half brother and the said Agnes the wife of said James was the sister of this applicant wife, now dec.--That the said Agnes is the daughter of John Pickett, dec. of Caroline County Virginia and the said James Wilson. the son of Abraham Wilson, the second husband of the mother of this applicant. The said James Wilson and his wife, the said Agnes ,were both born in Caroline County Virginia, and married in that County, and some years after their marriage removed from Virginia to the state of Kentucky--First to Scott County, and afterwards to the neighborhood of Falmouth Pendleton County in which place the said James Wilson died, leeaving him surviving his wife the aforesaid Agnes. This applicant distinctly recollects being at the wedding of said James and Agnes and several incidents of which attended at the same--but to the name, the precise year in which that event took place he cannot with certainty. The said Agnes was much younger, than her sister this applicant's wife, and was married when quite young to said James Wilson in Caroline County at the house of her father.

This applicant further states that during the revolutionary war--when the seat of war was changed from the North to the South, he distinctly recollects that the said James Wilson and his father (this applicant's stepfather) both were in service in the Virginia Militia in the South. How long James served in one tour in the South or whether he went more than one to the South, he does not recollect--but he distinctly recollects of having had Various conversations with his said brothers of the events of his services in the ,South, that among them Gate's defeat and the battle of Guilford Court House in No. Carolina, were frequently and often and familiarly spoken of; and feels confident and as much so as of any event, which he does not of his own personal knowledge know--that James Wilson was not only in the American army in the South as common soldiers, but that he was both, at Gate's defeat and at the battle of Guilford Court Hourse.--And this confidence is founded upon the frequent conversations had with him and' others in reference to those two battles pend from the fact in the family events, and among and with all the acquaintances, such has always been taken to have been two of the events which occurred to him while in service in the south.

This applicant further states that he feels confident in his own mind, that the said James was also at the taking of Cornwallis at Little York, Virginia--But from the great length of time which has since elapsed, he cannot speak with certainty as to the length of time he served at one tour, or for how long he went out to service--his impression is that his services were 2 months tours at a time--but how long he the said James at one continued period served, in fact, he does not remember but whether the said James went out for longer or shorter tours, he very well and distinctly knows that he the said James Wilson, was always talked of and viewed by all those who knew him, and as such knew that he took a part in the revolutionery str~ggle, that he had alone so faithfully and honorably without imputations of any kind whatsoever, of that having performed his duty as a soldier in any respect whatever--This applicant feels entirely and fully confident that the said James Wilson while serving, fully served out his respective periods or tours and no time left the army, at any one time, otherwise, than in a honorable way--had such been the case, he would have heard of it, and the said James Wilson would not, as he always was spokffiof by his acquaintances of that period as a faithful and honorable soldier of the war.

Nicholas Long ****** STATE OFKENTUCKY GRANT COUNTY On this the 24th day of August 1841 personally appeared before me H.Woodside a justice of ,the county court for the County aforesaid, the same being a court of record, Mrs. Mary Theobalds, the widow of James Theobalds, dec. she the said Mary being a resident of the county aforesaid, aged about 78 who being duly sworn according to law doth on her oath make the following statement and affidavit. That she is the sister of James Wilson, dec. late of Falmouth Pendleton County' Ky. in which town he died some year since and left him surviving, his wife Agnes, as his widow and relect, who now resides in Falmouth Ky., being the widow of said James. She further states that the said James Wilson, dec., and herself were the children of Abraham Wilson and both born in Caroline County Virginia from whence, they both removed to Kentucky. Her said brother and family removed from Caroline County some years before this applicant. While in Caroline County Virginia, the family of said James, as well as herself and family, lived some short distance from Bowling Green, until they and herself removed to the west. That her said brother married in Virginia in Caroline County the said Agnes, now his widow that her maiden name was Pickett--she being the daughter of'old John Pickett. That said James was married within 2 miles of this applicant's father's, and the day after the marriage, her brother said brother brought his wife to this applicant's father's house with the marriage company. That she was well acquainted with said Agnes, while single and has ever since, up to the present time, well knowing and been well acquainted with her and knows her now as the widow (having only yesterday seen and been in her company) of her brother James's surviving wife.She was not at the wedding herself; for on the day thereof, she remained at home and next day received at her father's house the wedding company knows as well, and certainly, as tho she had been present personally, that they were actually, and duly and lawfully married according to the agreements of the laws of the land. This applicant further states, that her said brother, the late husband of said Agnes was in the revolutionary services, and served in the army armies of the revolution, both before and after the taking or surrender of the British Army at Little York. and at the seige thereof--but as to the precise time, he went out and returned home, or how many tours, and the length

BURIED TREASURES - 32 - V17#2-Apr 1985 JAMES WILSON (Cont'd) of each, she cannot, owing to the great length of time and the many events, which have since occurred in her life, pretend, as to state of length of servic~s or number of tours, especially to state, was with the Virginia troops and to the South, shortly before the battle of Guilford tourt hou~~ in No. Carolina. That he, the said James and her father, and others of the neighborhood,left in the summer, in the army for the South, that her father, she thinks, returned home, under furlough leaving James in the army, before the battle of Guilford and very shortly after her father had returned home, they heared that the battle of Guilford had been fought, upon which news, owing to the unassigns of her father, as to the fate of her brother James. He left for the army, in order to ascertain what had been his fate, immediately after hearing of the news of the battle, and that both her father and her brother, the said James, both remained in service and from home, until Christmas following, she thinks, when they both returned home together from the Army. That her present memory is, that when her brother first went into the army, that his Capt. was, by the name of Samuel Hawes. She also distinctly recollects that her said brother, was at the, seige· of Little York the sOrrenderDfLord Cornwallis, and thereafter guarded prisoners to Winchester. There was ~ skirmish at Williamsburg, VA. at which her said brother James was also, if she recollects correctly. She furt~er states that her brother, 'the said James was 2 years and some months elder than herself and has always been k~own and reputed up to his ~~~th, as a revolutionary soldier, and recognized and known as such by those, so far !~s she knows, both in VirgiDla .and in the west, who'were themselves revolutionary soldiers, and she knows from her memory and her fathers, ana family and acquairitences that he was a revolutionary soldier, and served at sundry times in the army o.f the.re~Qlution and her best impressions as to the length of anyone tour, was his services in the South and during Which the Battle of Guilford Court House was fought, and that tour was the first he was out, and the longest at one ~ime; a~ above stated. Mary Theobald (her mark) * * * *** STATE OF KENTUCKY PENDLETON COUNTY On this the 5th day of January 1842 personally appeared before me David L. Clarkson a justice of the County Court for the County aforesaid, the same being a Court of record Martin Fugate Esq. a resident of the County aforesaid aged 64 yrs., who being duly sworn according to law, doth on his said oath, make the following statement to wit: That he was well acquainted with James Wilson, the husband of Agnes Wilson, who now resides the widow and relect of said James in the town of Falmouth County aforesaid--that he first became ~cquainted,' both with said James and his present widow about the year 1797 and from thence knew him and the family up to the death of said James, who died about the year 1828 or 9 in said town leaving him surviving his widow and relict, the said A9nes now living in said town, urmarried and the widow of said James Wilson. That the said James Wilson was a man of higher standing and good reputation, honorable and honest in all his deportment and rela- tions of life, ,and his family ,respectable and highly esteemed. That the said James Wilson from his first acquaintance, up to his death was reputed. to have been a revolutionary soldier, so taken and viewed by all his acquaintances, so far as known to this applicant, and by his neighbors understakingly believed to have been. That he (the applicant) does not know, of his personal knowledge when he the said James and his wife were married, yet, from the reputation and standing, the morality and respectibility of said James and his said wife and their family he has no hesitation in believing, that they were duly and lawfully married at an early period of their lives. ·This applicant is well acquainted with their children: Samuel Wilson, William C. Wilson, John A. Wilson and James Wilson, sons of said James Wilson and Agnes his late wife and now his widow and supposes Samuel to be a man of the age of 50 or 51 and the eldest of the sons. He also knew their daughter Fanny who married Denon H. Kennett, and who some 2 or years elder than Samuel and the eldest child. He has been acquainted with Samue 1 and others on for many years past. , His acqua int ance wi th Samue 1 commenced with that of his father and has continued up to the present time. This applicant was also and is acquainted with the daughters following of James and Agnes to wit Nancy - Sarah - Lucy - and Agnes and has resided since the year 1803 in the same county with said James up to his death and widow to the present time. He further states that he was familiarly acquainted with hand writing of the said James Wilson, has often seen him write and has no doubt whatever that the paper marked A and attached to the petition of his widow purporting to be his family record, and seeming to be a sheet cut from a Book or Bible, is wholy and entirely in the hand writing of said James Wilson.

Mart in Fugate

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Did you know that the familiar term kedcoat¢ was only one of several names used to label British soldiers? By 1770, their bright red uniform jackets gave rise to other equally popular nicknames: lob¢tek¢, lob¢tek- back¢ and bloody back¢.

BURIED TREASURES - 33 - V17#2-Apr 1985 HOWELL CREEK CEMETERY »<> (Seminole County, Florida)

DIRECTIONS: Turn east off Highway 436 (Semoran Blvd.) onto Howell Branch Road. At one mile, turn south on a clay road. The cemetery is 2/10 mile on the right. (Note: The little clay road that runs down the side of this cemetery was once the State Road between Oviedo and Winter Park.)

BORN DIED

BEASLEY, Piety 1831 1885

DIKE, Baby 1970

DRIGGERS, Mary Elizabeth 1810 1904 Located in the SELF lot

DURDIN, Dora W. 1863 1927 wn· on ELijah J. Elijah J. 1859 1931 Elijah Jackson, Jr. 07-17-1899 01-11-1920 Pvt.Co. E Z7 Inn Be£oved ~on 06 E. J. s-. & D. W. George 02-04-1886 06-05-1914

GREEN, Pearl Orpha 11-19-1923 In6· 06 MIL. & MIL~. Jam~ T

HALFORD, Mab 1e 04-01-1919 07-31-1920 OuA DaALLnq

HULL, Ezekial 11-27- ? Aged 8 7 Ijf[~., 3 mo~. Mayer T. 09-01-1952 Aged 7 3 Ijf[~., 7 m6~.

HUNTER, Vivian 1900 1900 Located 1n the SELF lot

JERKINS, Sarah 1903 Located 1n the SELF lot

LEINBACK, Leah 10-16-1849 05-30-1891

LONG, Annie 1923 1924 Clifford 1911 1928 John M. 02-02-1883 10-10-1949 Minnie May 10-19:"'1893 04-13-1961 MatheA

MOORE, Robert S. 12-04-1873 10-11-1960 GJtamp~

MOOREMEN, Augustine 02-18-1830 06-14-1915 Same stone as Sarah F. Elizabeth 1861 1949 W-i6e on Upton Mary Grant 03-14-1890 11-29-1907 Minnie A. 1874 1966

BURIED TREASURES - 34 - V17#2-Apr 1985 HO~~LL CREEK CEMETERY (cont'd)

BORN DIED MOOREMEN, Sarah E. 02-08-1833 10-23-1919 W6· 06 AugU.6:t-Lne Upton 1854 1940 Same stone as Eliz. Wilson 1863 1917

NEWTON, Ben J. 1867 1938 Harvey 1902 1976 William 04-08-1899 03-12-1950

PARKER, Annie Muriel 08-06-1879 02-29-1900 Vau. 06 Chakle~ F~edek-L~Q & Ann-Le PakQek 06 London England Richard Frederick 11-12-1875 05-15-1907 Son 06 Chakle~ F~edek-L~k & Ann-Le Pakkek 06 London Enqland ROBERTS, Bertie M. 1901 SELF, ~ Benjamin J. 1844 1920 Burton 1888 1888 Edward O. 12-02-1901 Age 25 y~~, 7 mo~, 23 day

Elbert J. 1893 1961 .. George W. , Jr. 1874 1895 George W., Sr. 1814 1898 Hariet Josephine 1886 1887 H. Vivian 1881 1883 SMITH, Allie Belle 11-28~1899 03-26-1900 Henry A. 1836 1902 J. C. 07-05-1854 11-02-1916 Mcv.,on Fa:the~ Margery 1835 1899 Susan 1818 1901 TALIAFERRO, Mary Helen 1850 1887 W6· 06 Wm. R-L~hakd William Richard 1841 1894 TOMMY 10-13-1937 12-08-1939 OWl Vakl-Lnq TUCK, Francis Jos. 12-25-1876 09-24-1953 Mcv.,on Otie Deck 10-21-1892 03-27-1942 S-ide 06 F~an~-i~ JM.

Howell Creek Cemetery was censused on 21 March 1978 by Allen Taylor, Andrea H. White and Kathryn Whit~.

BURIED TREASURES - 35 - V17#2-Apr 1985 PROCTOR FAMILY BIBLE The Proctor Family Bible was given to Linda Ingalls Wright by her first cousin, Twice removed, Constance Lucy Knight, in the summer of 1978.

Births Deaths David Weld 1761 Hannah Murdoc 1762 aged 85 Children: B. C. Weld 01 Jan 1792 05 Jun 1879 B. D. Weld 01 Jan 1792 20 Mar 1879 H. Weld 10 Oct 1788 Sarah Weld 31 May 1790

Hazen Ayer 05 Jun 1813 25 Jul 1895

Eliza A.F.P. Ayer 03 Aug 1817 01 Jun 1899 Chil dren: Eldora G. Ayer 01 Jul 1850 10 Apr 1867 Lucy A. Ayer 26 Jan 1839 21 Jan 1940 -

Moses C. Ingalls 28 Dec 1803 20 Nov 1911 Will C. Ingalls 19 Sep 1858 Gertrude A. Ingalls 05 Nov 1872 20 'Jun 1958

Isaac Proctor 02 Oct 1780 11 Apr aged 94 Hannah Weld 10 Oct 1788 06 Feb 1837 aged 49 A son 08 Dec 1808 10 Dec 1808 Lucretia 22 Dec 1810 06 May 1840 Isaac W. 19 Aug 1812 06 Sep 1848 Raymond 04 Jun 1814 06 Dec 1848 Melvin 04 Apr 1815 26 Sep 1887 Eliza A. F. 03 Aug 1817 01 Jun 1899 Alvah 02 Jan 1818 22 Jan 1841 Aaraon D. W. 15 Oct 1820 01 Apr 1897 Harriett L. 15 Nov 1822 24 Nov 1846 Sarah M. 21 Aug 1824 Lucy E. 04 Oct 1827 22 Jan 1863 Benj. 12 Jan 1829 06 Jun 1829 John M. 29 May 1831 ' 17 Mar 1873 Isaac Proctor 02 Oct 11 Apr 1875 Janes Nichols 15 Apr 1789 13 Mar 1871 ----

BURIED TREASURES - 36 - V17#2-Apr 1985 PROCTOR FAMILY BIBLE (Cont'd) MARRIED CHILDREN BORN Isaac Proctor/ Hannah Weld (1) 20 Sep 1807 Isaac W. 10 Nov 1835 Melvin 01 Feb 1839 Eliza A. F. 10 Jun 1838 Aaron D. W. 05 JuT 1852 Harriett L. 29 Sep 1842 Sarah L. 01 May 1852

Isaac Proctor/ Jane Nichols (2) 20 Sep 1838

Hazen A"!/ers/ Eliza Ann French Proctor 10 Jan 1838 " Moses C! Ingalls/ Lucy Ann Ayer 28 Jan 1857 Will C. Ingalls/ Ellen F. Hayden (d. 13 Jan 1911) (1) 03 Apr 1884 Muriel 1885 Wi 11 , Jr. (d. 27 Jan 1955) 1886 Marguerite 1888 Leoren 1892

Will C. Ingalls/ Kate E. Work urn (2) 09 Mar 1914 James J. Knight/ Gertrude A. Ingalls 29 Apr 1903 Constance L. 02 Sep 1910 Will C. Ingalls, Jr./ Florence E. Miller (d. 20 Mar 1915) (1) 12 June 1913 Dorothy L. 06 Mar 1915 Will C. Ingalls,Jr./ Violet Briggs (2) 27 Mar 1916 Lyle C. Ingalls/ Marugerite Ingalls 27 June 1913 Horace'T. 1914 Mabe 1 E. 1916 Eleanor F. 1918 Fred C. 1919

Leoren D. Ingalls/ Clara L. Kathan (1) 20 Apr 1913 Arnold C. 1916 Muriel E. 1919

Leoren D. Ingalls/ Helen Corrigan (2) 18 May 1941 Jean A. 1942

- Submitted by Linda Ingalls Wright

BURIED TREASURES - 37 - V17#2-Apr 1985 JOHN INGALLS' BIBLE

00 c: ~ The following information is from the Bible of John Ingalls, which is in the possession of Carol Frances 8 Ingalls Browder or Linda Jeanette Ingalls Wright. If you wish further information, please contact Linda ~ Wright at 3630 Gatewood Dr., Orlando, FL 32806 (305) 859-2787. ~ ~ 00 ~ BIRTHS 00 Jonathan Ingalls 20 April 1940 husband and wife Frances Elnora(Hutton) 27 July 1848

Bertha Louise 25 May 1866 John Hawley 17 March 1869 Seymour Beekman 16 March 1871 the children of Jonathan Ingalls and Frances Elnora Hutton Lyle Chamberlain 3 July 1882 w co John Hawley, Jr. 20 Feb 1903 1- the son of John Hawley by Fanita Pessels

(Note - date of 8/5/02 at thebottomof the page is possibly when the foregoing was entered in the Bible, with the exception of John Hawley~ Jr.)

DEATHS Jonathan Ingalls 15 Oct 1915 Fanita Pessels Ingalls 23 Jun 1915 1- first wife of John Hawley, Sr.; died of cancer~ <: ---" , '-l Frances Elnora Ingalls 14 Dec 1924 "'N,*' ~ Peter LeMaire 03 Mar 1920 f- husband of B~rtha Louise -0 -s J. Hawley Ingalls, Sr. 23 Mar 1930 <.0-" co U1

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co c: ~ ~ 8 Bertha Louise Ingalls 04 Dec 1930 -l ;;0 rn Horace Tilghman Ingalls 23 Jul 1949 b. 28 Oct 1914; oldest child of Lyle Ingalls ):0> 1- U'l c: ~ Seymour Beekman Ingalls 21 May 1951 b. 16 Mar 1871 rr1 1- U'l Jean Elizabeth MacKay 04 Aug 1953 1- granddaughter of Lyle & Marguerite; child of their daughter Mabel

Virginia E. Ide Ingalls 13 Aug 1956 1- wife of Horace Tilghman Ingalls Kathern Dillon Ingalls 05 Jul 1935 1- 01 May 1878; wife of Seymour

MARRIAGES- John Ingalls & Frances Elnora Hutton 31 Aug1865 Red Hook (Dutchess),New York

W I.D John Hawley Ingalls & Fanita Pessels 06 Jan 1898 Jacksonville (Duval),Florida Peter LeMaire & Bertha Louise Ingalls 27 Apr 1898 Jacksonville (Duval), Florida Lylde C. Ingalls & Marguerite Ingalls 27 Jun 1913 Arlington (Essex), New Jersey

- Submitted by Linda Ingalls Wright

<: ..--...•" ~ N I ):0> U-s

I.D co U1 The following is taken from a book owned by Jean Burton Burke, entitled The Life of Mr. David Brainerd 1741 & 1747, Mr. Brainerd's Memoirs. The date 1868 and name John Anderson are-wfitten on the inside back cov~ -John Anderson and Martha Anderson are on the ins ide back cover.

The Name~ 06 Sub~ek{be~~ to the Rev. Mk. B~a{n~d'~ U6e. P~ov{n~e 06 the M~~a~h~et~ Baif. H{~ Ex~ellen~ifJonathan Bel~h~, E~q;-late Gov~no~ 06 the M~~a~h~et~, now Gov~no~ 06 New JeHeif The Hon. S{~ W{ll{am Pepp~~ell, BaAonet. A Hon John Alford, Esq. Samue 1 Brett Rev. Aaron Cleveland Lamberton Cooper Daniel Appleton, Esq. Capt.---Brown Rev, Samu~l Cooper Zacheus Crocker Rev. Nath. Appleton Samuel Bancroft, jun. Rev. S. Checkely, jun. Ebenezer Child Rev. Hull Abbot Abigail Beck Rev. James Chandler Jonathan Church Rev. Joseph Ashley Moses Bradstreet Rev. John Chandler Moses Coffin Joseph Appleton Spencer Bennet Rev. Josiah Crocker Samuel Adams, A.M. William Brown, Jun. Rev. Syvanus Conant o Samuel Bass Benj. Church, M.A. Capt. William Ayres Hon. Sam. Danforth, Esq. Capt. Jacob Abbot John Ballentine Capt John Codman Nathan Cheever Hon. Joseph D~ight, Esq. Aaron Austin Cotton Bradbury Timothy Dwight, Esq. William Cooper Elisha Allis Joseph Bragdon, jun. William Downe, Esq. Tabitha Bragdon Thomas Cushing Jospeh Allen Rev. Joseph Davis Samue 1 Adams Samuel Bragdon John Ca 11 Ralph Cross Stephen Dean Samuel Adams, jun. Jeremiah Bragdon Samuel Deming David Adams Mary Bulman Richard Cary Benjamin Chapin John Deming John Applen Israel Butler Nathaniel Davis Capt. Noah Ashley Josph Bishop John Chamberlain Capt. .Eliphalet Day Joseph Bucklin Capt. Moses Curtiss Richard Atwell Col. Thomas Dunnell William Brown John Clement Mary Austin Hannah Dyer Eleazer Clark Samuel Allen Jacob Burgus Simeon Dwight John Adams Jacob Barney Elisha Cook John Deman Peter Adams Edward Blake Noah Cook, jun. Christoperh Dyer Israel Ashley Grinfi 11 Bl ake David Clark William Dunning Charles Clap John Ashley James Brigs Isaac Dodge Benjamin Austin William Brethern Selah Clark Ezekiel Dodge Ithamar Cl ark Sarah Allen John Brigs Samuel Dwight Eliphalet Clap James Blake Obadiah Dickinson B Benjamin Blaney Josiah Clark, jun. John Dickinson David Blood Moses Cl ark Hon. Tho. Berry, Esq. Thomas Dickinson Wi 11 iam Bart 1ett Daniel Clark Jonathan Dickinson Hon Sylv. Bourn, Esq. John Bulkley Aaron Cook __ Rev. John Barnard auricey Azariah Dickinson Joshua Barton Jos iah Ch Samuel Dakin Andrew Burley, Esq. Robert Blake Capt. Jonathan Clark Rev. Danile Bliss Benj ami n Day Samuel Bliss Eliakim Clark Rev.Thomas Blach Ephraim Dean Stephen Badger Josiah Clark David Dean Rev. Simon Bradstreet Benjamin Belknap John Clap Edward Bromfield Elijah Dean Samuel Bascomb Joseph Clark John Barret Ebenezer Dean David Blair Isaac Chi ld Jeremiah Belknap John Dexter Daniel Bucknam Samuel Colburn Joseph Belknap Noah Brooks Abraham Cumings Jer. Belknap, jun. E Jonathan Baker Joseph-Capron Thomas Baxter Jonathan Baker Samuel Cushman Rev. Jos. Emerson Mary Bennet Ca~t. Elea. Carpenter Rev. Andr. Eliot Thomas Bromfield C Benjamin Crabtree Rev. Joshua Eaton Epharim Brown John Crabtree Rev. Jos. Emerson, jun. John Beatton Hon. John Chandler, Esq. James' Coding Andrew Eliot John Barnard Hon. Ez.Cheever, Esq. Nathahiel Carver Brown Emerson Jonathan Butt Joshua Cheever, Esq. - Samuel Caswe 11 Jacob Emmons Fellows Billings Rev. Ames Cheever Capt. Thomas Cobb Joseph Edwards Reuben Belding Rev. Peter Clark Ebenezer Crane Benjamin Edwards Joseph Billilngs John Choate, Esq. Josiah Connant John Eli Jospeh Bacon Roland Cotton, Esq. Israel Cheever Samuel Edwards Preserved Bartlet Jonas Clark, Esq. John Croxford Josiah Edson Joseph Baldwin Rev. Sam. Checkley Stephen Crawfoot Jonathan Everet Elkanah Burt Benj. Crocker, M.A.

BURIED TREASURES - 40 - V17#2-Apr 1985 MEMOIRS (Cont'd)

F H Rev. Jedidiah Jewet ~ Rev. Samuel Jefferds Hon. Jer. Moulton Hon. Francis Foxeroft, Esq. Hon. Ed. Hutchinson, Esq. Rev. Isaac Jones Edw. Holyoke, Presi. Hon. James Minot, Esq. Hon, Wm. Foye,Esq. Rev. Jonathan Judd of Harvard College Rev. Hen. Messenger John Fairweather, Esq. Thomas Judd Robert Hale, Esq. Daniel Moulton, Esq. Rev. John Fox Samuel Jones Thomas Hubbard, Esq. Capt. Jer. Moulton Rev. Tho. Foxcroft Jonathan Ingram Rev. John Moorhead John Foster, Esq. Thomas Hancock, Esq. Dan ie(l Johnson John Hi 11, Esq. Rev. Thad. Maccarty Willian Fenwick Benj ami n Inqot t Tim Minot M.A. William Fairfield Edw. Hayward, Esq. Eli Johnson Rev. Nath. Henchman Dianel Marsh Andrew Friswel Samuel Johnson James Foster Rev. William Hobby Buriah Man John Johnson Capt. Eleazer Melvin Samuel Frothingham Rev. Ivory Hovey Edward Ingraham Ebenezer Fisher Rev. Samuel Hopkins Capt. Sam Mountagu James Fosdick Rev. Abraham Hill K James Mears Philip Freeman Rev. P.hi. Hemingway Moses Marsh Joseph Foster Rev. Elisas Haven Samuel Kent, Esq. Richard Milberry Ralph Farnam Abiah Holbrook Rev. Sam. Kendall Samuel Marsh Matthew Farnam John Hillier John Knight Ebenezer MarSh, jun. Joseph Farnam' Capt. John Harmon John Kneeland Daniel Marsh Grafton Feveryear Capt.Dan. Hayward John Kneeland, jun. John Montague Benjamin Foster Reuben Hermon Jonathan Kettle Jonathan Moody Elisha Fish Daniel Hubbard William Kettle Edward Mackard Eli Forbush Aaron Hichcock Dudley Kent John Mitche 1 Obadiah Frary Enoch Holcomb Samuel Kinsley Michael Metcalf Jacob French Simon Hunt David Kennedy John Montgomery John Feidl John Hammond Benjamin King Benjamin Mors Fershom Fletcher Lawrence Hart Ebenezer Kendall Moody Mors Isaac Farmsworth Nathemiah Hall John Kendall John Mudge Timothy Fuller David Hall Nathaniel Kimball Sarah Martyn Edward Foster Stephen Hoskins Richard Kimball Richard Martyn Jonathan Freeman William Hodges Caleb Kimball Gershom Makepeice Stephen Fuller Joseph Hall Nathaniel Metcalf Jonathan Fox Abigai 1 Hall L Cutting Moody Jabez Fisher Joseph Hall, jun. Samuel Millberry Hon. Ezekiel Lewis,Esq. Ebenezer Freese Wi 11iam Hack Joseph Main Hon. Geo. Leonard, Esq. John Hall Robert Martyn Joseph Lemmon, Esq. G Shad. Hathway,M.A. Michael Metcalf Rev. Dudley Leavit Jacob Hayward Samuel Merlam Hon. John Greenleafe, Esq. Thomas Hayward Thomas Lambert, Esq. Edward Martindale Rev. Dan. Greenleafe Maj.Zeph. Leonard Nehemiah Hobart Caleb Lyman David Gorham, Esq. Joseph Hews N Rev.Ebenezer Gay Noah Lyman Nath. Healy Rev. Ell is Gray Gad Lyman Francis Nicholson Aaron Haws Rev. John Graham Elias Lyman Asa Noble Capt. Elisha Hedge Caleb Lampson Thomas Norton John Greenleafe Jonathan Ha 1e Joseph Green Samuel Lord Danile Noyce John Hacks Samuel Grant John Langdon jun. Jonathan Nichols Stephen Hall John Nichols Benjamin Greenleafe El isha Hi 11 Joseph Lyman John Nocye James Green Henry Hayward Isaac Lyman Samuel Green Nathaniel Lewis Samuel Haven Ezekiel Goldthwait Robert Luscomb o Moses Hale Thomas Greenough Benjamin Holt Jabez Lothrop Hon. John Osborn,Esq. James Leonard Benjamin Goldthwait Nehemiah Harrenqon Hon. Andr. Oliver, Esq. Abiel Goodwin Jonathan Lincoln Joseph Holt William Owen Daniel Grove Jonathan Lilley Jonathan Oakes Robert Gordon Caleb Hopkins .James Leland John Harburt Jeremiah Lawrence Jabez Gay William Homes P William George John Longley, jun. Joseph Hidden Peleg Lawrence Hon. Jos. Pynchon,Esq. Joseph Gillfon Ephraim Hayward' Benj ami n Gott Ebenezer Lane John Phillips, Esq. John Hart James Grey Capt. Eliph. Leonard Timothy Prout, Esq. John Hay John Littlefield Rev. Thomas Prince Edward Goodwin Nicholas Hopping Samuel Gayford John Littlefield, jun. Charles Peirce,Esq. John Hancock Daniel Little Oliver Partridge,Esq. John Gunn Benjamin Hull, jun. Joseph Low Samuel Pool, Esq. Ebenezer Guild Aaron Hutchinson Robert Grey William Lamson Thomas Pain, M.A. Chauncey Graham Joseph Lord Rev. Samuel Phillips Robert Grey Robert Lawtridge Rev. Jona. Parsons Ichabod Goodin Hon. John Jeffries, Esq. t:benezer Luce Rev. Tho. Prentice Thomas Jenner, Esq. Rev. Solo. Prentice

BURIED TREASURES - 41 - V17#2-Apr 1985 MEMOIRS (Cont'd)

Rev. John Porter Thomas Rich Oaniel Shaw Nahum Ward, Esq. Rev. Eben. Parkman Jacob Reed Joseph Swain Rev. John Webb Rev. John Parker James Reed James Sayward Rev. Abijah Weld Rev. Moses Parsons John Robbins Samuel Sewall Rev. John Wales Rev. Samu e 1 Porter Simeon Root Samuel Sewall,jun Rev. John Walley Charles Phelps Samuel Sewall,Ter. Rev. Chester Williams Martin Phelps S Benjamin Stone Peleg Wiswall A.M. Elisha Pomroy Jonathan Sayward Isaac Walker Rev. Jos. Sewall D.D. Joseph Simpson, jun. Jonathan Wills William Phillips Rev. Nath. Stone Benjamin Slack Thomas Wait Sam Phillips, jun M.A. Samuel Storer, Esq. Ruth Slack John Winslow Moses Peck Joseph Sawyer, Esq. Elisha Pomroy Thomas Stanley John West John Steel, Esq. Luke Stebbins Daniel Wair John Perry Nathaniel Stone, Esq. Elhanan Spear Capt. Dav i.dWyer Benjamin Parker Rev. John Shaw Joseph Swain. David Wood William Prescot Rev.Nathan Stone Thomas Wood James Pullen Capt. Ebenezer Storer T Bezal iel Wi lder William Pullen Joseph Sherburn Joseph Whitney Abiel Packard Ma 1ach i Sa lter Oxenbridge Thatcher,Esq. Lydia Packard Jonathan We 11s John Symmes Rev. Samuel Tobey Thomas Wyer James Packard John Sco 11ay Rev. Rowl. Thacher Isaac Packard Capt. Edward Sheaf Rev. Peter Thacher Stephen Wr.ight Oliver Warner Ebenezar Pitts Samuel Phil. Savage William Thomson Peter Pratt Maj. Nath. Thwing Joshua Wen s Thomas Symmes Nathaniel Wells John Pickens Sechariah Symmes Joseph Torry Zechariah Padeford Abigail Stevens Richard Thompson Icabod Ward Cornelius Putnam Artemas Ward Capt. Jonath. Sheldon Stephen Titcomb Wr Jacob Parker Samuel Treadwell Benj ami n ite Jonathan Sheldon, jun. Jeremiah Whipple Eleazar Pierce Eli j ah She 1don William Thomas Nathaniel. Whitney Joseph Phipps Obadi ah Smith Henry True El ijah Phipps Benjamin Wheeler Thomas Smith Peter Thayer Francis Whi:eler Lemuel Powers 1 Gershom Tinney Samue Smith Nath. Whittemore Edward Putnam Ichabod Strong Archibald. Thomas Hezekiah Ward Stephen Prentice Noah Strong Israel Tisdale Obadiah Walker John Pearson Elisha Searl John Tisdale Sarah Williams John Powers Caleb Sheldon Bartholemew Town Josiah Putnam John Town" Simeon Williams Elizabeth Strong James Walk~r Nathan Peabody John Strickland Solomon Towsend Timothy Prat David Trail Peter Walker Samuel Smith Isaac Whitney Joseph Parker Dan ie 1 Smith David Taylor Jacob Porter Nath. Wi 11 iams Aaron Smith Richard Tappen Abiel Willilams Thomas Payne Constant Southworth Timothy Tappen John Procter 11 Josiah Waters Zech ar iah Sne Samuel Titcomb William Whitwell Daniel Pomroy (apt; Samue 1 ,Tyl er Mathew Smith Jonathan White Isaac Parsons Capt.Samuel Tingley Simon Slocomb John Woods Josiah Parsons Benjamin Slack James Tillson Jacob Parker Isaac Woods Ruth Slack John Titus Obadiah Wright Willi lam Patten Wi 11iam Teni 11 Noah Sabin James Wilson Samuel Shackley Wiggle$worth Tapen Jonathan Wheelock Q Moses Tuttle Capt. John Stevens Olver Watson Eldad Taylor Hon. John Quincy, Esq. John Shed Ebenezer Warren Jeremiah Shuttack John Watsoh, jun. U R John Swallow Jotham Walton John Spafford Hugh Vans Jabez Weaze Hon. Daniel Russel, Esq. John Scott Sylv. Richmond, Esq. Jabez Upham John Whiting Thomas Strowbridge Richard Upham Jonathan Whitting Rev. Nath. Rogers Samuel Sumner Isaac Royal, Esq. Nathaniel Upham Joshua Winter Nathaniel Snell M.A. Ephraim Wessen Rev. Solomon Reed Capt. John Stockwell Capt. Obadian Reed W John Stockwell jun. Y Capt.William Reed William Shepard Hon. Josiah Willard, Esq. Joseph Roberts, M.A. Francis Stratten' Hon. Jacob Wendell, Esq. Benajah Young Joseph Robey, M.A. Richard Stratten Hdn. Sam. Watts, Esq. James Rankin Stephen Sewall, M.A. Hon. Sam. Welles, Esq. John Robbins Michael Shute Rev. Edward Wigglesworth, D.D. Noah Robinson Abraham Smith Rev. Nehe Walter Daniel Reed Isaac Smith Walter Winslow,Esq. Benjamin Rockwood Benjamin Smith Rev. Jeremeiah Wise TO BE CONTINUED Isaac Rand John Smith Rev. Wm. Williams Nathaniel Rand Isaac Smith jun. Joshua Winslow, Esq. George Robinson Samuel Sargent Rev. Samuel Wigglesworth

BURIED TREASURES - 42 - V17#2-Apr 1985 QUERIES For nonmembers, queries will be published as space allows at a charge of $5.00 for up to 75 words.

#85-2-1 HOWELL, HUGHES, MATTHEWS, SEAY, TILLERY - Would like information on Samuel Matthews, b. sometine in 1700lS Lynchburg, VA, moved to Maggs Co., East Tennessee, had daughter Nancy Harriet, b. around 1790, m. William Thomas floyd Seay before 1812. Children: William Thomas Floyd II (m. cousin Rebecca Jane Seay); Joseph; James Allen; Andrew Jackson (m. 1.Mary Ann Howell m. 1 Sarah Ann Howell); Samuel; Polly Anna (Ill. a.Hughes); Eliza (m.a Tillery). Send Reply to: Marjorie Meekma Seay, 409 E. Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, FL 32746

#85-2-2 GWIN, HUR~EY, McCOLLISTER - Have too many Hurley1s in one family- need help. Socrates Hurley (c) 8134-1874 (parents William W. Hurley &'~eY]riettaGwin) m. Sophia Hurley (c) 1842-1870 (parents Algernon Hurley & Mary Ann McCollister) m. Dorchester Co. MD 18 Mar 1861;: Possible parents of William W., Elijah and Polly, all named Hurley; Send Reply to: Betty Brinsfield Hughson, 1148 Neuse Avenue, Orlando, FL 32804

#85-2-3 ANNIS,BRAENBRING/BRAENBRINK, DeWITT, FOSSETT,HOLMES, HUSSMAN/ HUFFMAN, HUFSMAN,MORRISON, NIGGSMAN, NOLTE,PALMER, PAPE, PHILLIPS, REGER, STAPPERT, SULLY, VOGELIUS, WEBSTER - seeking informationQn any of the following: Franz Wilhelm Nolte (parents Jodocur Nolte & Anna Magdalena Stappert) b. 20 Aug 1787, d. 2 Oct 1828, Brilon, Nordrhein,Germany, m. 19 Oct 1818 Sophia Luysia Reger (b. 29 ·Dec 1788, parents Heinrich Reger & Carolina Hussman/Huffman/Hufsman), dau. Anna Maria Catharina Friederike, b. 31 Mar 1827, Brilon, d. 6 Jun 1894 Bloomfield,Essex, NJ, m. 2 Jul 1850,Brilon, Franz Caspar Vogelius (parents Josef Vogelius [b. Salzkotten,Niedersachen, Germany, d. 27 Dec 1831J & Anna ' Odelia Elisabeth Braenbrink/Braenbring [b. 27 Feb 1780, Brilon, d. 3 May 1843, also married Joseph Furstenberg, parents Johannes Jodocur Braenbrink/Braenbrig Elizabeth NiggsmanJ. Other children Josef Vogel ius & Anna Braenbink/Braenbring: Johann Friederick, b. 10 Apr 1819, and Johann Adam Casper, b. 29 Mar 1821.) Children of Franz Josef Vogel ius & Anna Nolte: Franz Josef (b. 18 Sep 1848, Brilon, d. 25 Jun 1920, Bloomfield, Essex, NJ,m. Ella Holmes [b. 21 Feb 1864 NY, d. 25 Nov 1933 Glen Ridge,Essex, NJ, parents James M. Holmes & Sarah FossettJ); Heinrich Swibert (b. 20 May 1851, Brilon);Charles Francis (b. 29 Oct 1858, Philadelphia,PA, m. 10 Jul 1940, Bloomfield, Susan DeWitt [b. 13 May 1860, GA, d. 20 Oct 1927, parents Levi DeWitt & Mary PhillipsJ); Elizabeth M. (m. Adolph Pape); and Louis (b. 1866, prob. Philadelphia, .d. 1919, probably NY, m. Blanche Rosalie Sully [b. 16 Feb 1877, Philadelphia,d. 30 Jun 1926, Bloomfield, parents Gen. Alfred Sully--b. 22 May 1820 Philadelphia, d. 27 Apr 1879 Ft. Vancouver, Washington Territory, parents cele- brated painter Thomas Sully & Sarah Annis, m. Sophia Henrietta Webster, b. 10 Jan 1839, Liverpool, England, d. 4 Jul 1898, Bloomfield, parents George Webster & Sophia Morrison, also married Edward.PalmerJ).

Send Reply tQ: Jean A.Geisler Vogelius, 2733 Woodside Ave., Orlando, FL 32803

BURIED TREASURES - 43 - V17#2-Apr 1985 SURNAME INDEX ABBOT - 40 BULKLEY - 40 DUNNING - 40 HACK - 41 JEFFERDS - 41 ADAMS - 24,40 BULMAN - 40 DWIGHT - 40 HACKS - 41 JEFFRIES - 41 ALFORD - 40 BURGUS - 40 DYER - 40· HALCOMBE- 29 JENNER ~ 41 ALLEN - 40 BURKE- 40 HALFORD - 34 JERKINS - 34 ALLIS - 40 BURLEY - 40 EATON - 40 HALE - 41 JEWETT - 41 ANDERSON - 40 BURT - 40 EDSON - 40 HALL - 41 JOHNSON - 30,31,41 ANNIS - 43 BURTON - 40 EDWARDS - 29,40 HAMMOND - 41 JONES - 41 APPLETON - 40 BUTLER - 40 ELI - 40 HANCOCK - 41 JUDD - 41 APPLEN - 40 BUTT - 40 ELIOT - 40 HANDLOS - 26 ASHLEY - 40 EMERSON - 40 HARBURT - 41 KATHAN- 37 ATWELL - 40 CALL - 40 EMMONS - 40 HARMON - 41 KATZEBUE - 27 AUSTIN - 40 CAPRON - 40 EUBECK - 26 HARRENDON - 41 KEINER - 27 AYER - 36,37 CARPENTER - 40 EVERET- 40 HART-41 KELSCH - 27 AYERS - 40 CARVER - 40 HARTMAN - 27,30 KENNETT - 33 BACKUS - 29 CARY - 40 FAIRFIELD - 41 HARTMANN - 26 KENDALL - 41 BACON - 40 CASWELL - 40 FAIRWEATHER - 41 HATHAWAY - 41 KENNEDY - 41 BADGER - 40 CHAMBERLAIN - 38 FARMSWORTH - 41 HAVEN, - 41 KENT- 41 BAKER - 40 CHANDLER - 40 FARNAM - 41 HAWES - 33 KETTLE - 41 BALDWIN - 40 CHAPIN - 40 FEIDL - 41 HAWLEY - 38 KING - 41 BALLENTINE - 40 CHAUNCEY - 40 FENWICK - 41 HAWS - 41 KINSLEY - 41 BANCROFT- 40 CHECKLEY - 40 FEVERYEAR - 41 HAY - 41 KLOSSE - 26 BARNDARD - 40 CHEEVER - 40 FISH - 41 HAYDEN - 37 KLUSE- 26 BARNEY - 40 CHURCH - 40 FISHER - 41 HAYWARD - 41 KNEELAND - 41 BARRET - 40 CLAP - 40 FLETCHER - 41 HEALY - 41 KNIGHT - 36,37,41 BARTLETT - 40 CLARK - 40 FORBUSH - 41 HEDGE - 41 KONETZKO - 26 BARTON - 30 CLARKSON - 33 FOSDICK - 41 HEMINGWAY - 41 BASCOMB - 40 CLAY - 24 FOSSETT- 43 HILL - 41 LAMBERT- 41 BASS - 40 CLEMENT - 40 FOSTER - 41 HENNEKI - 26 LAMPSON - 41 BAXTER - 40 CLEVELAND - 40 FOX - 41 HERMON - 41 LAMSON - 41 BEASLEY - 34 COBB - 40 FOXECROFT - 41 HEWS - 27 LANE- 41 BEATTON - 40 CODING - 40 FOXCROFT - 41 HICHCOCK - 41 LANGDON - 41 BECK - 40 CODMAN - 40 FOYE - 41 HIDDEN - 41 LAWRENCE- 41 BEEKMAN - 38 COFFIN - 40 FRARY - 41 HILL - 41 LAWTRIDGE- 41 BELCHER - 40 COLBURN - 40 FREEMAN - 41 HILLIER - 41 LEAVIT - 41 BELDING - 40 CONANT- 40 FREESE- 41 ~O~ART- 41 LEINBACK - 34 BELKNAP - 40 CONNANT - 40 FRENCH - 41 HOBBY - 41 LELAND- 41 BELSING - 17 COOK - 40 FRISWELL - 41 HODGES - 41 LeMAIRE - 38,39 BELSOW - 27 COOPER - 40 FROTHINGHAM - 41 HOLBROOK - 41 LEMMON - 41 BENNET - 40 CORNWALLIS,30,31, FUGATE - 33 HOLCOMB - 41 LEONARD - 41 BERRY - 40 32,33 FULLER - 41 HOLMES ~ 43 LEWIS - 41 BILLINGS - 40 CORRIGAN - 37 FURMAN - 29 HOLT - 41 LILLEY - 41 BISHOP - 40 COTTON - 40 FURSTENBERG - 43 HOLYOKE - 41 LINCOLN - 41 BLACK - 40 CRABTREE - 40 HOMES - 41 LINKI- 27 BLAIR - 40 CRANE - 40 GAMBLE - 29 HOOVER - 27 LITTLE - 41 BLAKE - 40 CRAWFOOT- 40 GAY - 41 HOPKiNS - 41 LITTLEFIELD - 41 BLANEY - 40 CROCKER - 40 GAYFORD - 41 HOPPING- 41 LONG - 31,32,34 BLISS - 40 CROSS - 40 GEISLER - 43 HOSKINS - 41 LOTHROP - 41 BLOOD - 40 CROXFORD - 40 GEORGE - 41 HOVEY ~ 41 LOW - 41 BOURN - 40 CUMINGS - 40 GERBERMANN- 27 HOWELL - 43 LUCE - 41 BRADBURY - 40 CURTISS - 40 GILCHRIST- 25 HUBBARD - 41 LUNNING - 25 BRADEN ~ 26 CUSHING - 40 GILLFbN -·41 HUFFMAN - 43 LUSCOMB - 41 BRADSTREET - 40 CUSHMAN - 40 GINS6L - 26 HUFSMAN - 43 LYMAN - 41 BRJlENBRING/ CUTRA - 26 GLAESER - 26 HV~HES - 43 BRJlENBRINK - 43 GOLDTHWAIT - 41 HUGHSON - 24,43 MACCARTY - 41 BRAGDON - 40 DAKIN - 40 GOODIN - 41 H,ULL - 34 MACKARD - 41 BRAINERD - 40 DANFORTH - 40 GOODWIN - 41 HUNT - 41 MacKAY - 39 BRETHERN - 40 DAVIS' - 40 GORDON- 41 HUNTER - 34 MAIN - 41 BRETT - 40 DAWNE - 40 GORHAM- 41 HURLEY- 43 MAkEPEICE - 41 BRIGGS - 37 DAY - 40 GOTT - 41 HUSSMAN- 43 MAN - 41 BRIGS - 40 DEAN - 40 GRAHAM - 41 HUTCHINSON - 41 MARSH - 41 BRINSFIELD - 24,43 DEMAN - 40 GRANT - 41 HUTTON - 38,39 MARTINDALE - 41 BROD - 27 DEMING - 40 GRAY- 41 MARTYN - 41 BROMFIELD - 40 DeWITT - 43 GREEN - 34,41 IDE - 39 MATTHEWS - 30,31,43 BROOKHART - 28 DEXTER - 40 GREENOUGH - 41 INGALLS - 36,37,38,39 MARZ - 27 BROOKS - 40 DICKINSON - 40 GREENLEAFE - 41 INGOTT - 41 McCOLLISTER - 43 BROWDER - 38 DIKE- 34 GREY - 41 INGRAHAM - 41 McDOWELL- 27,30 BROWN - 40 DILLON - 39 GROVE - 41 McINTOSH - 25 BROWNING - 30 DODGE - 40 GUILD - 41 JACKEL - 27 McLIN - 25 BUCKMAN - 40 DREW - 25 GUNN - 41 JALLOWY- 26,27 McRAE - 25 BUCKLIN - 40 DRIGGERS - 34 GWINN - 43 JALOWE - 26,27 MEARS - 41 DRYMALLA - 26 GYLLENBUND- 27 JALOWY- 26,27 MEEKMA - 43

BURIED TREASURES - 44 - V17#2-Apr 1985 SURNAME INDEX - Cont'd MELVIN - 41 PRENTICE - 41,42 STORER - 42 WHEELOCK - 42 MERLAM - 41 PRESCOTT - 42 STRATTEN - 42 WHIPPLE - 42 MESSENGER - 41 PRINCE - 41 STRICKLAND - 42 WHITE - 35,42 METCALF - 41 PROCTOR - 36,37 STRONG - 42 WHITING - 42 MILBERRY - 41 PROUT - 41 STROWBRIDGE - 42 WHITNEY- 42 MILLBERRY - 41 PULLIN - 42 SULL Y - 43 . WHITTEMORE - 42 MILLER - 37 PUTNAM - 42 SUMNER - 42 WH ITTING - 42 MINOT - 41 PYNCHON - 41 SWAIN - 42 WHITWELL - 42 MITCHEL - 41 SWALLOW - 42 WIGGLESWORTH - 42 MONTGOMERY - 41 QUINCY - 42 WILDER - 42 MONTGUE - 41 TALIAFERRO - 35 WILLARD - 42 MOODY - 41 RAND - 42 TAPEN - 42 WILLBERG - 26,27 MOORE - 34 RANKIN - 42 TAPPEN - 42 WILLIAMS - 42 MOOREMAN - 34,35 REED - 42 TAYLOR - 31,35,42 WILLIS - 28 MOORHEAD - 41 REGER - 43 THACHER - 42 WILLS - 42 MORRIS - 31 REITZ - 27 THATCHER - 42 WILSON - 30,42 MORRISON - 43 RICE - 29 THAYER - 42 WINSLOW - 42 MORS - 41 RICH - 42 THENMANN - 27 WINTER - 42 MOULTON - 41 EIXHMONS - 42 THEOBALD(S) - 32,33 WISE - 42 MOUNTAGU - 41 ROBBINS - 42 THOMAS - 42 WISWALL - 42 MUDGE - 41 ROBINSON - 42 THOMPSON - 42 WITTE - 27 MURDOC - 36 ROBERTS - 35,42 THOMSON - 42 WOMBELL - 25 MURPHY -25 ROBEY - 42 THWING - 42 WOOD - 42 ROCKWOOD - 42 TILGHMAN - 39 WOODS - 42 NEWTO - 35 ROGERS - 42 TILLERY - 43 WOODSIDE - 32 NICHOLS - 36,37,41 ROOT - 42 TILLSON- 42 WOODSON - 30,31,32,33 NICHOLSON - 41 ROYAL - 42 TINGLEY - 42 WORKUM - 37,38 NIGGSMA - 43 RUSSEL - 42 TINNEY - 42 WOSNITZKA - 26 NOBLE - 41 TISDALE- 42 WRIGHT- 36,37,42 NOVAK - 26 SABIN - 42 TITCOMB - 42 WYER - 42 NOYCE - 41 SALTER - 42 TITUS - 42 SARGENT - 42 TOBEY - 42 YOUNG - 42 OAKES - 41 SAVAGE - 42 TOMMY - 35 OBJENA/OBSCINA -26,27 SAWYER - 42 TORRY - 42 ZAHRADNECK - 26 OLIVER - 41 SAYWARD - 42 TOWN - 42 OSBOR - 1 SCHINGLER - 27 TOWNSEND - 42 OWEN - 41 SCHOELER - 27 TRAIL - 42 ADDENDUM SCOLLAY - 42 TREADWELL - 42 BENNETT - 28 PAIN - 41 SCOTT- 42 TRUE - 42 WEEKS - 28 PACKARD - 42 SCREVEN - 29 TUCK - 35 WELLES - 42 PADIFORD - 42 SEARL - 42 TUTTLE - 42 WELLS - 42 PALMER - 43 SEAY - 43 TYLER - 42 PAPE - 43 SELF - 34,35 PARKER - 25,35,42 SEWALL - 42 UPHAM - 42 PARKt1A - 41 SEWELL - 42 URBANCIK - 26 PARSO - 41,42 SHACKLEY - 42 PARTRIDGE - 41 SHAW - 42 VANS - 42 PATTEN - 42 SHEAF- 42 VOGELIUS - 43 PAYNE- 42 SHED - 42 PEABODY - 42 SHELDON - 42 WAIR - 42 PEARSO - 42 SHEPARD - 42 WAIT - 42 PEIRCE - 41 SHERBURN - 42 WALES - 42 PEPPERRELL - 40 SHUTE - 42 WALKER - 42 PESSELS - 38,39 SHUTTACK - 42 WALLEY - 42 PERRY - 25,42 SIMPSON - 42 WALTER - 42 PETERS - 26 SLOCOMB - 42 WALTON - 42 PECK - 42 SMITH - 26,35,42 WARD - 42 PICKENS - 42 SNELL- 32 WARNER - 42 PICKETT - 30,31,32 SODOLAC - 26 WARREN - 42 PIERCE - 42 SOUTHWORTH - 42 WATERS - 42 PITTS - 42 SPAFFFORD - 42 WATSON - 42 PHELPS - 42 SPEAR - 42 WATTS - 42 PHILLIPS - 41,42,43 STANLEY - 42 WEAZE - 42 PHIPPS - 42 STAPPERT - 43 WEBB - 42 POMROY - 42 STEBBINS - 42 WEBSTER - 43, POOL - 41 STEEL - 42 WELD - 36,37,42 PORTER - 41,42 STEVENS - 42 WELLES - 42 POWERS - 42 STOCK - 26,27 WENDELL - 42 PRAT- 42 STOCKWELL - 42 WESSEN - 42 PRATT- 42 STONE - 42 WHEELER - 42

BURIED TREASURES - 45 - V17#2-Apr 1985 GEOGRAPHICAL INDEX ALABAMA - 29 NEW JERSEY - 40 .Arl ington - 39 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA - 25 Bloomfield - 43 Essex Co. - 39, 43 ENGLAND Glen Ridge - 43 Liverpool - 43 London - 35 NEW YORK - 40 Dutchess Co. - 39 FLORIDA - 25, 28 Red Hook - 39 Chipley - 25 = DeLand - 28 NORTH CAROLINA - 29 Duval Co. - 39 Guilford - 30,31,32,33 Jackson Co. - 25 Wake Forest - 29 Jacksonville - 39 Lake Mary - 43 NORTH DAKOTA Leesburg - 25 Aberdeen - 27 Orlando - 38, 43 Oviedo - 34 OKLAHOMA Seminole Co. - 34 Ft. Sill - 25 Sopchoppy - 25 Tallahassee - 25 SOUTH CAROLINA - 29 Winter Park - 34 Camden - 30, 31 GEORGIA - 25, 29, 43 TEXAS Albany - 25 Mentz - 26 Atlanta - 25 TENNESSEE GERMANY Robinson Co. - 29 Bril on - 43 Niedersachen - 43 VIRGINIA -:-29, 30, 31, 32, 33 Nordrhein - 43 Bowling Green - 30 Salzkotten - 43 Carol ine Co. - 30, 31, 32 Little York - 31, 32, 33 GREAT BRITAIN - 29 Lynchburg - 43 Williamsburg - 30, 31, 33 KENTUCKY - 30 Winchester - 30, 31, 33 Falmouth - 30, 31, 32, 33 Georgetown - 31 WASHINGTON TERRITORY - 43 Grant Co. - 32 Vancouver - 43 Pendleton Co. - 30, 31, 32, 33 Scott Co. - 31, 32 MAINE - 29 MARYLAND - 29 Dorchester Co. - 43 MASSACHUSETTS Massachusetts Bay - 40

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