Descendants of Thomas Dyer of Weymouth, Mass

1843. Ruth Lillian Johnson (Harry Clifton Johnson¹⁶⁸⁹, William T. Johnson¹⁴⁸⁵, Lydia Ann Lovice (Dyar) Dyer¹¹⁹¹, John Fowle (Dyar)⁸⁰⁵, John Fowle (Dyar)⁴¹⁸, William (Dyar)¹⁹⁷, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born in 1908 and died on an unknown date.

1844. Marion Meade ⁷³⁰ (Meredith Meade¹⁶⁹², Nina Whitney¹⁴⁹¹, Andrew Jackson Whitney¹²⁰⁵, Sally (Dyar) Dyer⁸⁰⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) died before 2003.

1845. Elbert L. Meade (Meredith Meade¹⁶⁹², Nina Whitney¹⁴⁹¹, Andrew Jackson Whitney¹²⁰⁵, Sally (Dyar) Dyer⁸⁰⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1846. Stuart Hoyt (Stuart M. Hoyt¹⁶⁹³, George Benjamin Hoyt¹⁴⁹⁷, Phoebe Martha (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1847. Priscilla Hoyt (Stuart M. Hoyt¹⁶⁹³, George Benjamin Hoyt¹⁴⁹⁷, Phoebe Martha (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1848. Grace Hoyt (Stuart M. Hoyt¹⁶⁹³, George Benjamin Hoyt¹⁴⁹⁷, Phoebe Martha (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1849. Jill Van Dyke (Josephine M. Hoyt¹⁶⁹⁴, George Benjamin Hoyt¹⁴⁹⁷, Phoebe Martha (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1850. Pamela Van Dyke (Josephine M. Hoyt¹⁶⁹⁴, George Benjamin Hoyt¹⁴⁹⁷, Phoebe Martha (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1851. Heather Van Dyke (Josephine M. Hoyt¹⁶⁹⁴, George Benjamin Hoyt¹⁴⁹⁷, Phoebe Martha (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1852. Colon Lincoln (Dyar) Dyer (Walter Elmon (Dyar)¹⁶⁹⁵, Joseph Lincoln (Dyar)¹⁴⁹⁹, Elmon Jabez (Dyar)¹²¹⁰, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born on 10 Sep 1906 in Strong, Franklin, Me, died on 20 Apr 1960 in Strong, Franklin, Me at age 53, and was buried on an unknown date in West Freeman Cem., Freeman, Franklin, Me.

General Notes: West Freeman, Maine Cemetery
DYAR
Colon L. 9-10-1906 - 4-20-1960
Orra W., his wife 6-2-1905 - 2-4-1998

Colon married Orra Mae Welch on 21 Nov 1927 in Strong, Franklin, Me.⁷⁶¹ Orra was born on 2 Jun 1905 in Freeman, Franklin, Me, died on 4 Feb 1998 at age 92, and was buried in 1998 in West Freeman Cem., Freeman, Franklin, Me.

Marriage Notes: Bride:Welch, Orra M
Residence:Strong, Maine
Groom:Dyar,Colon
Residence:Strong, Maine
Marriage Date: November 21 1927
Place of Marriage: Maine

+ 1978 M i. Roswell Elmon (Dyar) Dyer was born on 19 Jun 1931 in Strong, Franklin, Me, died on 6 Aug 1987 in Waterville, Kennebec, ME at age 56, and was buried on an unknown date in Bragg Cem., West Farmington, Franklin, Me.

1853. Clyde E. (Dyar) Dyer (Norman Clyde (Dyar)¹⁶⁹⁶, Leroy Elmon (Dyar)¹⁵⁰¹, Elmon Jabez (Dyar)¹²¹⁰, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1854. Elmon Joseph (Dyar) Dyer (Norman Clyde (Dyar)¹⁶⁹⁶, Leroy Elmon (Dyar)¹⁵⁰¹, Elmon Jabez (Dyar)¹²¹⁰, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1855. John Leroy (Dyar) Dyer (Norman Clyde (Dyar)¹⁶⁹⁶, Leroy Elmon (Dyar)¹⁵⁰¹, Elmon Jabez (Dyar)¹²¹⁰, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born in 1944 in Farmington, Franklin, Me and died in 1949 in Farmington, Franklin, Me^⁴⁹³ at age 5.

1856. Joyanne Susan Heath (Donna Weltha (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷⁰¹, Leroy Elmon (Dyar)¹⁵⁰¹, Elmon Jabez (Dyar)¹²¹⁰, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1857. Virginia Eileen Heath (Donna Weltha (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷⁰¹, Leroy Elmon (Dyar)¹⁵⁰¹, Elmon Jabez (Dyar)¹²¹⁰, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1858. Linda Diane Heath (Donna Weltha (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷⁰¹, Leroy Elmon (Dyar)¹⁵⁰¹, Elmon Jabez (Dyar)¹²¹⁰, Joseph (Dyar)⁸⁰⁹, Joseph (Dyar)⁴²³, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1859. Jack Earsley (Dyar) Dyer (Henry (Harry) E. (Dyar)¹⁷¹⁵, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1860. Carol (Dyar) Dyer (Henry (Harry) E. (Dyar)¹⁷¹⁵, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1861. Eileen (Dyar) Dyer (Henry (Harry) E. (Dyar)¹⁷¹⁵, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1862. Donald Dean (Dyar) Dyer (Henry (Harry) E. (Dyar)¹⁷¹⁵, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born on 3 Apr 1931 in Saratoga Twp., Winona Co., MN and died after 1978.

General Notes: They lived in Seattle, WA, in 1978 at 7026 Second Av NW
981117. He generally used the name "Dean" in preference to
"Donald".
SOURCES:
Letter from Elizabeth Dyar Gifford dated 28 AUG 1978.

1863. Dorothy Henry (Edna (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷¹⁷, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1864. Gordon Henry (Edna (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷¹⁷, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1865. [Twin] Henry (Edna (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷¹⁷, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born on 9 Sep 1929 and died on 9 Sep 1929.

1866. Barbara Henry (Edna (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷¹⁷, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1867. Judith (Dyar) Dyer (Lyman (Dyar)¹⁷¹⁸, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1868. Diane (Dyar) Dyer (Lester(Dyar)¹⁷²⁰, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born on 12 May 1941 and died in 1946 at age 5.

1869. Richard (Dyar) Dyer (Lester(Dyar)¹⁷²⁰, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born on 2 Jun 1943 and died after 1978.

General Notes: In 1978 he was living in Colorado Springs, CO.
SOURCES:
Letter from Elizabeth Dyar Gifford dated 28 AUG 1978.

1870. Thomas Elde (Dyar) Dyer (Lester(Dyar)¹⁷²⁰, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹) was born on 5 Oct 1944 and died after 1978.

General Notes: In 1978 he lived at 626 SE 154th, Portland, Multnomah, Or 97233, where
he taught mathematics and served as a wrestling coach.
SOURCES:
The Dyar Family Tree (1944)
Letter from Elizabeth Dyar Gifford dated 28 AUG 1978.

1871. Karen (Dyar) Dyer (Lester(Dyar)¹⁷²⁰, John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1872. Roy Campbell (Helen (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷²², John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1873. Larry Campbell (Helen (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷²², John Gerrish (Dyar)¹⁵¹³, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1874. Mary Elizabeth Bezanson (Margaret (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷²⁶, Burt Alvano (Burt)¹⁵¹⁴, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1875. Ralph Dyar Bezanson (Margaret (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷²⁶, Burt Alvano (Burt)¹⁵¹⁴, Alvano Benjamin (Dyar)¹²⁴¹, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1876. Nancy (Dyar) Dyer (Conrad (Dyar)¹⁷³⁵, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1877. Janet Ann (Dyar) Dyer (Conrad (Dyar)¹⁷³⁵, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1878. Mary Carolyn (Dyar) Dyer (Conrad (Dyar)¹⁷³⁵, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1879. Vivian Margaret Mendenhall (Ruth (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷³⁶, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1880. Valerie Patricia Mendenhall (Ruth (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷³⁶, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1881. Philip Allan Bier (Alice (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷³⁸, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1882. Lynn Douglas Bier (Alice (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷³⁸, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1883. Steven James Bier (Alice (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷³⁸, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1884. Alice Gault Bier (Alice (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷³⁸, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1885. John Paul Ashworth (Margaret (Dyar) Dyer¹⁷³⁹, Ralph Emerson (Dyar)¹⁵¹⁹, Emerson Dudley (Dyar)¹²⁴⁴, Azor (Dyar)⁸¹⁵, John Nichols (Dyar)⁴²⁶, Joseph (Dyar)¹⁹⁸, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1886. Lynn Suzanne Gillison (Suzanne Griffith¹⁷⁴³, Lloyd Jackson Griffith¹⁵³⁷, Cordelia Alice (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁷³, Camillus Henry (Dyar)⁸⁴⁷, Benjamin Franklin (Dyar)⁴³⁶, John (Dyar)²⁰⁵, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1887. Karen Elizabeth Gillison (Suzanne Griffith¹⁷⁴³, Lloyd Jackson Griffith¹⁵³⁷, Cordelia Alice (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁷³, Camillus Henry (Dyar)⁸⁴⁷, Benjamin Franklin (Dyar)⁴³⁶, John (Dyar)²⁰⁵, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1888. Sandra Kay Gillison (Suzanne Griffith¹⁷⁴³, Lloyd Jackson Griffith¹⁵³⁷, Cordelia Alice (Dyar) Dyer¹²⁷³, Camillus Henry (Dyar)⁸⁴⁷, Benjamin Franklin (Dyar)⁴³⁶, John (Dyar)²⁰⁵, Joseph (Dyar)⁷⁰, Joseph²⁰, John [Twin]³, Thomas¹)

1889. Sharon Elaine Neufer (Russell Allen Neufer¹⁷⁴⁶, Estella S. Allen¹⁵⁷¹, Fred Lee Allen¹³²⁶, Bernard Bloom Allen⁸⁸⁶, Joanna Bird Nash⁴⁵¹, Jonathan (Jr.) Nash²⁰⁸, Jonathan Nash⁸⁰, John (Sgt.) Nash²⁴, Abigail Dyer⁶, Thomas¹)

1890. Ruth Abbott Clark ³⁵⁴ (Archie Barton Clark¹⁷⁴⁸, Amelia Anna "Millie" Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁶, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1895 in Akron, Summit, Oh and died in 1896 at age 1.

1891. Donald Archie Clark ³⁵⁴ (Archie Barton Clark¹⁷⁴⁸, Amelia Anna "Millie" Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁶, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1897 in Chicago, Cook, IL and died in 1967 at age 70.

1892. Harold Abbott Clark ³⁵⁴ (Archie Barton Clark¹⁷⁴⁸, Amelia Anna "Millie" Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁶, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1898 and died in 1977 at age 79.

1893. George Gerald Clark ³⁵⁴ (Archie Barton Clark¹⁷⁴⁸, Amelia Anna "Millie" Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁶, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1901 in Chicago, Cook, IL and died in 1985 at age 84.

George married Juanita Gwendolyn "Gwen" Merideth.³⁵⁴ Juanita was born in 1908 and died in 1971 at age 63.

George next married Muriel Elizabeth Hall.³⁵⁴ Muriel died on an unknown date.

1894. Barbara Esther Belle Smith ³⁵⁴ (Anna Beach Wilcox¹⁷⁵⁰, William Cullen Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁷, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1916 in Youngstown, Mahoning, Oh and died in 1989 at age 73.

Barbara married Arthur Ferdinand Lippert.³⁵⁴ Arthur was born in 1909 in Cincinnati, Hamilton, Oh and died in 1979 at age 70.

1895. Myrtie Belle Kellogg ³⁵⁴ (Charlotte Lorena Emerson¹⁷⁵², Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1872 in Peninsula, Summit, Oh and died in 1873 at age 1.

1896. Frank Bolton Kellogg ³⁵⁴ (Charlotte Lorena Emerson¹⁷⁵², Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1873 in Peninsula, Summit, Oh and died on an unknown date.

1897. Eugena Emerson ³⁵⁴ (William Bannister Emerson¹⁷⁵³, Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1886 and died in 1898 at age 12.

1898. Herbert Emerson Price ³⁵⁴ (Minnie Jutie Emerson¹⁷⁵⁶, Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1883 and died in 1885 at age 2.

1899. Mabel Emerson Price ³⁵⁴ (Minnie Jutie Emerson¹⁷⁵⁶, Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1886 and died in 1886.

1900. Elsie May Price ³⁵⁴ (Minnie Jutie Emerson¹⁷⁵⁶, Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1888 and died on an unknown date.

1901. Oliver Perry Price ³⁵⁴ (Minnie Jutie Emerson¹⁷⁵⁶, Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1891 and died in 1899 at age 8.

1902. Ralph Emerson Price ³⁵⁴ (Minnie Jutie Emerson¹⁷⁵⁶, Harriet Newell Wilcox¹⁵⁸⁸, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1894 and died in 1955 at age 61.

1903. Robert McCreary ³⁵⁴ (Lorena Amelia Clark¹⁷⁶⁰, Sarah Maria Wilcox¹⁵⁹⁰, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1868 and died on an unknown date.

1904. Henry Clay McCreary ³⁵⁴ (Lorena Amelia Clark¹⁷⁶⁰, Sarah Maria Wilcox¹⁵⁹⁰, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1877 and died in 1898 at age 21.

1905. Lora Clark ³⁵⁴ (William Chilton Clark¹⁷⁶², Sarah Maria Wilcox¹⁵⁹⁰, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1876 and died on an unknown date.

1906. Elsie Clark ³⁵⁴ (William Chilton Clark¹⁷⁶², Sarah Maria Wilcox¹⁵⁹⁰, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1879 and died on an unknown date.

1907. Clarita Wilcox Dixon ³⁵⁴ (Ida Wilcox¹⁷⁶⁷, Jeremiah Bushnell Wilcox¹⁵⁹¹, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1875 and died in 1881 at age 6.

1908. Howard Wilcox Dixon ³⁵⁴ (Ida Wilcox¹⁷⁶⁷, Jeremiah Bushnell Wilcox¹⁵⁹¹, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1876 and died in 1881 at age 5.

1909. William Wirt Dixon ³⁵⁴ (Ida Wilcox¹⁷⁶⁷, Jeremiah Bushnell Wilcox¹⁵⁹¹, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1878 and died in 1900 at age 22.

1910. Ida Marie Dixon ³⁵⁴ (Ida Wilcox¹⁷⁶⁷, Jeremiah Bushnell Wilcox¹⁵⁹¹, Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1882 and died in 1882.

1911. Violet Lee Dousman ³⁵⁴ (Nina Linn Sturgis¹⁷⁷¹, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1874 and died on an unknown date.

1912. Virginia Roulette Dousman ³⁵⁴ (Nina Linn Sturgis¹⁷⁷¹, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1875 and died on an unknown date.

Virginia married Arthur Fortunatus Cosby.³⁵⁴ Arthur was born in 1872 in San Francisco, CA and died on an unknown date.

1913. Nina deVerreville Dousman ³⁵⁴ (Nina Linn Sturgis¹⁷⁷¹, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1882 and died in 1894 at age 12.

1914. Judith Wilcox Dousman ³⁵⁴ (Nina Linn Sturgis¹⁷⁷¹, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1883 and died on an unknown date.

1915. Hercules Louis "Louie" Dousman ³⁵⁴ (Nina Linn Sturgis¹⁷⁷¹, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1887 and died on an unknown date.

1916. Florence Ford McBride ³⁵⁴ (Nina Linn Sturgis¹⁷⁷¹, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1889 and died in 1893 at age 4.

1917. Eleanor Jerusha Lawler ³⁵⁴ (Ella Maria Sturgis¹⁷⁷⁴, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1887 and died on an unknown date.

1918. Katharien Glenn Lawler ³⁵⁴ (Ella Maria Sturgis¹⁷⁷⁴, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1889 and died on an unknown date.

1919. Samuel Davis Sturgis Lawler ³⁵⁴ (Ella Maria Sturgis¹⁷⁷⁴, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1892 and died on an unknown date.

1920. Nina Sturgis Lawler ³⁵⁴ (Ella Maria Sturgis¹⁷⁷⁴, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1893 and died on an unknown date.

1921. Sam Davis Sturgis ³⁵⁴ (Samuel Davis Sturgis¹⁷⁷⁵, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1897 and died on an unknown date.

1922. Elizabeth Tracy Sturgis ³⁵⁴ (Samuel Davis Sturgis¹⁷⁷⁵, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1900 and died on an unknown date.

1923. Robert Bement Sturgis ³⁵⁴ (Samuel Davis Sturgis¹⁷⁷⁵, Jerusha "Juty" Wilcox¹⁵⁹², Jeremiah Cullen Wilcox¹³⁴³, Jeremiah Wilcox⁸⁹⁴, Mercy Humphrey⁴⁵⁶, Mercy Humphrey²¹¹, Mercy Ruggles¹¹⁴, Benjamin Ruggles³⁴, Sarah Dyer⁷, Thomas¹) was born in 1902 and died on an unknown date.

1924. Stacy Leigh Dyer (Kirk Dyer¹⁷⁸⁰, Ezra Dyer¹⁵⁹⁷, Kirk M. Dyer¹³⁵⁴, Mary A. Wright Dyer⁹²³, Pitt⁴⁸⁹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1925. Lisbeth Dyer (Kirk Dyer¹⁷⁸⁰, Ezra Dyer¹⁵⁹⁷, Kirk M. Dyer¹³⁵⁴, Mary A. Wright Dyer⁹²³, Pitt⁴⁸⁹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1926. David Ezra Dyer (Kirk Dyer¹⁷⁸⁰, Ezra Dyer¹⁵⁹⁷, Kirk M. Dyer¹³⁵⁴, Mary A. Wright Dyer⁹²³, Pitt⁴⁸⁹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1927. Robert Dyer (Martin Ezra Dyer¹⁷⁸¹, Ezra Dyer¹⁵⁹⁷, Kirk M. Dyer¹³⁵⁴, Mary A. Wright Dyer⁹²³, Pitt⁴⁸⁹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1928. Stephen Dyer (Martin Ezra Dyer¹⁷⁸¹, Ezra Dyer¹⁵⁹⁷, Kirk M. Dyer¹³⁵⁴, Mary A. Wright Dyer⁹²³, Pitt⁴⁸⁹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1929. Nancy Ann Johnson (Robert Chamberlin Johnson¹⁷⁸⁶, Claire Agnes Chamberlin¹⁶⁰³, Agnes Marshall¹³⁵⁶, Eleonora E. Dyer⁹²⁷, Ezra⁴⁹¹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1930. Marshall Frederic Johnson (Robert Chamberlin Johnson¹⁷⁸⁶, Claire Agnes Chamberlin¹⁶⁰³, Agnes Marshall¹³⁵⁶, Eleonora E. Dyer⁹²⁷, Ezra⁴⁹¹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹) was born on 14 May 1946 in Los Angeles, Ca, died on 10 Dec 1998 in England at age 52, and was buried on an unknown date in Chapel of the Pines, Los Angeles, CA.

General Notes: Autobiography:
================Marshall Frederic JOHNSON was born at Cedars of Lebanon Ho spital (now Ceda rs-Sinai), Los Angeles, the only son of magazine busine ss manager Robert C hamberlin JOHNSON. He attended Canyon Grammar Scho ol when the family liv ed in Santa Monica Canyon plus two years at Urban M ilitary Academy in Bren twood (the first year being his parents idea, t he second year his own by c hoice), then to Paul Revere Junior High Scho ol until the family moved to N orthern California in 1958.About this ti me Marshall was taken by his father on a business trip to N ew York Cit y, and they flew cross-country on one of the first jet fligh ts -- the b oy being gifted with a certificate to prove it! When the fami ly spl it up in 1959, both Marshall and his sister Claire went with their m oth er to Hawaii where they lived in the Palolo Valley area of Kaimuki in H on olulu and he attended Palolo Intermediate.The recent divorce and the const ant ill-will between the two parents caus ed considerable tension and, una ble to cope with the pressure, Marshall we nt off to Stillwater Cove Ran ch School for Boys some 50 miles north of Jen ner on the rugged Sonoma Cou nty coast of California for two years (1960/61 ?). When his mother and si ster moved to Alameda, California, where they l ived on Shoreline Driv e, he attended Alameda High School and then graduat ed from Oakland High S chool in June of 1963. Then followed a year at Oakla nd City College (n ow the Telegraph Avenue campus of Merrit College, ironic ally the same bui ldings in which his mother had attended high school) whe re he was the edi tor of the college literary magazine, A.D. During the su mmer of 19 64 he moved to Los Angeles, first staying with his father then m oving in to his own apartment by the beach in the Ocean Park area of San ta Monica. That summer, the first of his independence from his parents, he first be ca me involved in politics and worked with a youth group for the Republic an n ominee for president, Barry M. GOLDWATER.During his two years at San ta Monica City College (1964-66) he was preside nt of the campus Young Rep ublicans (a post he also held later at CSCDH), a nd was active in suppo rt of Ronald REAGAN's gubernatorial primary bid in 1 966 when he was the W est Los Angeles County youth co-ordinator. He had be en pursuing a maj or of business with studies in journalism (in the father 's footsteps ?) at S.M.C.C. but when he did his upper graduate studi es at Californ ia State College, Dominguez Hills from 1966 to 1968 he chang ed to dual ma jors in History and American Studies. At Dominguez Hil ls he served as Bu siness Manager of the college newspaper. Graduating wi th a B.A. from Domi nguez Hills, he worked as a teacher's assistant to D r. Richard L. CLA RK at El Camino College and lived on Pier Avenue at the s eafront at Hermo sa Beach -- where in the evenings he enjoyed the music com ing from The Li ghthouse jazz club next door. While holding a positi on as a graduate tea ching assistant (spring of 1970), he began work on h is M.A. in Ancient Hi story at California State College at Long Beach, whe re he wrote his thes is entitled BALNEAE: The Relationship Between the Smal l, Privately-own ed Public Baths Buildings of the Roman Imperial Period a nd the Early Chri stian Church. Unfortunately, the thesis, which endeavour ed to prove th at the early Christians had acquired bath buildings when t he religion w as still illegal and had used them as baptistries, was blackb alled by o ne member of Marshall's committee, and he gave up the Masters 'S programm e. During this period he lived in an apartment on Belmont Heig hts in Lo ng Beach.In December of 1969 Marshall had taken his first true overseas tr ip (a f ew trips to Mexico, primarily Tijuana and Ensenada in Baja Califor nia, n ot really counting) when he flew to Rome for three weeks.Renti ng a motor scooter (dangerous, underpowered and lots of fun -- b ut n ot in the winter rain), he toured the city of Rome as well as goi ng as f ar south as Lake Nemi and CastleGondolfo (the Pope's summer hom e) and up t he coast to Civicheveccia. He fell in with an interesting cro wd, whi ch he connected with at the Cafe de Paris on the Via Veneto, and w as invit ed to have cocktails at the home of Gore VIDAL,the well-known ant i-establi shment American author. A day before Christmas he took the tra in to Napl es to look up someone he had spent a lot of time with three yea rs before w hen he was in Los Angeles to write an aborted screenplay abo ut the Sepoy R ebellion in 1856 India, Terrence RATTIGAN the English playw rite who liv ed on the island of Ischia in the bay of Naples.Unfortunatel y, he couldn't get through on the phone to RATTIGAN and end ed up spendi ng the most miserable Christmas of his life stuck in the hot el (it was ra ining cats and dogs) with no one who spoke English, nothi ng to read, a nd only incomprehensible Italian comedy shows to watch on tel evision!! W ith no turkey in sight for Christmas Dinner, he had to be sati sfied wi th a rather odd fish for supper.After the completion of his university wor k, he contributed the three anci ent history chapers to a college-level t ext entitled A Handbook of Weste rn Civilization, Vol. One while livi ng in Swan Valley, Idaho. In Decemb er of 1971, following a couple of wee ks vacation in Hawaii with his famil y, Marshall took over an alternati ve bookshop on 7th Street in Long Beac h, the Agoric, when the owner tir ed of it. He expanded it considerably, b ut in the early months of 19 72 he became involved (reluctantly at firs t) in the proposed initiative f or the California election in June of th at year concerning the decriminin alization of the possession of small amou nts of marijuana: Proposition 1 3. Leaving the day-to-day running of the b ookshop to a friend, he mov ed into the campaign staff house in Echo Par k, an older and somewhat pict uresque section of Los Angeles. He beca me a full-time paid staff memb er and headed up the Speakers' Bureau, as we ll as being co-chairman for I nformation and Education (a post he shared wi th Fran McDERMOTT, whom he l ater married). The proposition was accepted on to the ballot, and at the c ounting, Proposition 13 received a 1/3 favourab le vote. Though defeate d, the idea took hold in the state legislature a nd the next year it was e ssentially adopted into California law.Late in the Proposition 13 campai gn Marshall enlisted in the U.S. Navy, wi th his entrance date scheduled f or two weeks after the election. He sold t he bookshop (for a pittan ce as he had run it down to help finance himse lf during the initiative pe riod, but basically broke even) and entered t he Navy.He went to boot ca mp at Orlando, Florida (by choice, as he had already se en San Diego!) a nd then on to the Personnel School where he graduat ed as a personnelma n. His first posting was in the April of 1973 to an av iation squadron, V P-44, which flew P3 Orion anti-submarine planes and w as based in Brunswic k, Maine. Soon after his arrival at Brunswick the squa dron deployed for f ive months (May-November 1973) to the U.S. Naval Air St ation at Bermud a, which was a delightful way to spend the summer. As a pe rsonnelman, Ma rshall's duties were all office-orientated so not at all ard uous. He w as able to talk himself into a one-week flight to England in Ju ly of 197 3, and it was his first trip to England and he did all the usu al touri st things in London. The flight back included a one-night stop-ov er at L ajes on the island of Terciera in the Azores, where the crew got co mplete ly devastated drinking the local anise liquor.After the squadron return ed to Brunswick in the late autumn, Marshall to ok leave for a week in la te November 1973 and visited New York City -- pri marily for the importa nt "Akhenaten & Nefertiti" Egyptological exhibiti on at the Brooklyn Museu m. In February 1974 he got himself posted to a on e-month-long deployme nt to the naval station at Roosevelt Roads, Puerto Ri co, which was a ni ce change from the harsh Maine winter at Brunswick. Mar shall return ed to New York City at Easter of 1974 for another visit, a nd in June he t alked himself into a temporary posting with the Naval Recru iting Servi ce back in Long Beach and drove across the country -- taking t he southe rn route -- and visited the comic art convention in New York Cit y, Philad elphia, Washington D.C., various Civil War battlefields along t he way, Je fferson's home at Monticello, Atlanta, and San Antonio (the Ala mo was ama zingly small). The trip through the south was incredibly hot a nd humid, p articularly in an un-airconditioned bright yellow 1963 Volkswag en beetl e, but from west Texas on the humidity vanished and the rest of t he tr ip to Los Angeles was hot but comfortable.While in southern California, Ma rshall put in for a temporary transf er to the Naval Support Activity at L ong Beach, where he served as Mast Ye oman (a position in the disciplina ry department). That autumn he became r e-acquainted with Fran McDERMOT T, the Michigan girl he had worked wi th on the California Marijuana Initi ative two years before.Fran and Marshall continued to see each other duri ng this time, and in Jan uary 1975 they took a tour of California missio ns and ending in San Franci sco where they stayed with friends made duri ng C.M.I. days. They also dro ve up the coast to Fort Ross and Marshall 's old school at Stillwater Co ve -- which was no longer a school, but a p lace for campers. In early 19 75 returned by air on a quick leave to Brun swick, and made another tr ip to Washington D.C. in March. By April Marsh all was back in southern Ca lifornia where he married Fran and they to ok a short honeymoon in Ensenad a, Baja California. Meanwhile, in Apr il of 1975, Marshall participat ed in "Operation Baby-Lift" which was t he American evacuation of orphans f rom Vietnam, and he served as part-ti me driver for visiting dignitaries in cluding the Chief of the Australi an Naval Staff (MAY 1975).His temporary assignment at Long Beach finish ed in June of 1975, and Marsh all reported for duty aboard the U.S.S. S an Jose, a naval supply ship whi ch was at Hunter's Point Naval Shipya rd in San Francisco undergoing a refi t. In August the ship had its shake down cruise down the California coas t, and on 28th November the ship le ft San Francisco for a six-month fle et support deployment to southeast As ia. The crossing of the Pacific to ok over 20 days, and the ship arriv ed at its temporary home port at Sub ic Bay in the Philippines during Dece mber. Over the Christmas period Marsh all and a friend named Kevin MADS EN took a week's leave and explored the w ilds of northern Luzon island, t ravelling (on some very suspect public tra nsportation) as far afield as B aguio and the famous rice terraces of Bont oc with its primitive Igorot a nd Ifagao villagers.While in Bontoc they were invited to an Igorot funer al in which the deceas ed, an old woman, was seated in a chair in the door way of her hut and t he villagers had a bit party in the clearing in fro nt of the hut. A coup le of days stop-over in Manila followed, and they we nt on to the Pagsanj an River in Laguna province on 1st January 1976 whe re they took a dugout c anoe upriver to Pagsanjan Falls -- along the way s eeing the hurricane-dest royed sets for Francis Ford Coppola's film "Apoca lypse Now" which was bei ng filmed while Marshall was in the Philipines.Be tween 1st and 24th Febuary 1976 the U.S.S. San Jose made a cruise a ll t he way across the Indian Ocean to just out of sight of the Somali c oa st in Africa. On the 2nd of February Marshall participated in the trad iti onal "Crossing the Equator" cermonies, and after the cruise the ship s topp ed for three days in Singapore from the 24th to 27th of February. T he S an Jose then returned to Subic Bay for a month and a half until it sa il ed north to Hong Kong where it spent six days from 14th to 20th Ap ri l. It then proceeded to Kaohsiung on Taiwan (Republic of China) for fo ur d ays, and Marshall and Kevin MADSEN (his usual exploring companion) s pe nt a couple days looking at the sites on the southern part of the islan d.Having decided against re-enlisting in the Navy, despite already attai ni ng the rank of second class petty officer (PN2) and the prospects of ad dit ional world travel, Marshall left the U.S.S. San Jose and the Philipp in es on 16th May 1976, flying out of Clark AFB (destroyed in the 1 98 0s by a volcanic eruption). There were two stop-overs on the long fl ig ht back across the Pacific Ocean, one at Anderson AFB on Guam in the Ma ria nas Islands and the other at Hickham AFB in Hawaii where Marshall's si st er and her family came out to have a quick visit on 18th May -- the f ir st time he had seen them in five years. Transferred to the Naval Sta ti on at Treasure Island, he worked temporarily in the section granting di sch arges and he and Fran lived in an apartment on Valencia Street in t he Miss ion district of San Francisco. Marshall received his Honorable Di schar ge from the U.S. Navy on 18th August 1976 and, as they had been havi ng pro blems, he and Fran separated -- they amicably divorced on 9 M ay 2 1977.In August of 1976 Marshall drove to Idaho to visit with Dr. CLA RK at his h ome, and his mother joined them for a short visit.After return ing to San Francisco in September Marshall embarked on an ill- fated mo ve to live with a friend in a mobile home in rural Florence, Orego n, a re location which ended up involving a drive to Wisconsin -- seeing M t. Rush more, etc. along the way. Giving up the Oregon move as a fiasco, M arsha ll settled at Dr. CLARK's ranch (he had retired) in Swan Valley alo ng t he Snake River in the southeastern Idaho hamlet ofIrwin. There Marsha ll s pent some very idyllyc months hunting, fishing, skiing and worki ng on t he ever-expanding house. It was at this time that he began researc hing t he family histories, and he took a job as assistant manager at the A VCO F inancial Services office in Idaho Falls, a 50-mile daily commute whi ch w as less than fun through the snow in winter. He also served as chai rm an of the Democratic Party of Bonneville County, Idaho, which includ ed Ida ho Falls, from July of 1977.Marshall remained at Irwin until at lea st the spring of 1978. Tiring of t he rural life (and a city boy at heart ), he moved to Denver, Colorado, whe re he took an apartment on Capitol Hi ll and was assistant manager of the A VCO office in Arvada. When he was o ffered more money (and a location clos er to his apartment) by a rival fin ance company, The Associates, he went o ver to their office in downtown De nver.On holiday during the summer of 1978 he went back to the ranch in Sw an Val ley, and he and Dr. CLARK flew to Seattle for the "Treasures of Tut ankhamu n" show at the Seattle Art Museum, a highlight of the decade for M arshal l. In late summer that year he decided to move back to Los Angele s, rent ed a house in a rather rough Hispanic area of Los Angeles, held t he positi ons of assistant manager at AVCO offices in San Gabriel and Arca dia (fr om September of 1978) and in February 1979 Marshall took over t he managers hip of the new AVCO office in La CaF1ada. Neither the new j ob nor his acc ommodations were particularly to his liking, so in Janua ry of 1980 he to ok the position of Corporate Credit Manager and Shop Mana ger for Trost In c. t/a Ryan's Mens Shop and Jewelers in a large shoppi ng mall in Hawthorn e, California. He also took an apartment above a legi timate theater on Sa nta Monica Blvd. in Hollywood, which put where he lik ed to be: right in t he center of things.This was the time of proto-punk b ands in dirty little clubs, not to menti on the "invasion" of New Romant ic English bands to venues like the Whisky- a-Go-Go on Sunset Strip, and M arshall got involved with both at the same t ime! Hobnobbing with such mus icians as Ian McCOLLOCH of Echo & The Bunnyme n(whom he spirited out of o ne club, hunched down in the back seat of Marsha ll's car, to avoid fan-cr ush), Siouxsie (of The Banshees), partying at t he Veil Club -- a heady pe riod, the late 1970s!!Although both his working and living arrangements we re well suited to hi m, Marshall soon found himself looking for new pastur es to conquor. In t he autumn of 1981 he decided to move to London -- like ly in part becau se of all the English music contacts he had made in Los A ngeles, whi ch he did just after Christmas of that year. Finding it diffi cult to g et a job, Marshall finally landed a thankfully temporary positi on selli ng wall-to-wall carpeting in-store for Allied Carpets, the large st floor f urnishings chain in the United Kingdom. Working by day, and co ntinuing h is hectic nightlife in the London clubs featuring live bands ( as he h ad in Los Angeles), he searched for a more rewarding job.In Mar ch of 1982 he signed on in a temporary accounting position with Brem ar Ba nk, a private bank which was trying (against all odds) to sort out t he bo oks of an insurance company it was attempting to sell.Not an interesting j ob, simply number-crunching,but it filled spaces in t he pocketbook. T he team managed to put the company in saleable conditio n, and then disban ded.Marshall was kept with Bremar, but was seconded to Proteus Books, a pu blis her of books about music bands, as the company's Financial Control le r. At this point Marshall had become involved with a band called Joy Di vis ion/New Order, and proceeded (with the reluctant but good-natured co-o pera tion of the band) to write the first book about them -- which was pub lish ed in 1984 by Proteus, and was still selling nicely in 1996! Movi ng o ut of his tiny flat in Caledonian Road, Marshall first purchased a ba seme nt flat in Maida Vale, sold that when the housing market hit a high p oin t, and relocated to St.John's Wood -- just around the corner from t he famo us Abbey Road Studios.About this time Marshall became increasing ly involved with what remain ed of the Mod "revival", a style and music cu lt harkening back to Lond on of the 1960s which had had a re-birth in t he late 1970s. Scooters (Vesp as and Lambrettas only, thank you), fine tai lored clothes, and classic rhy thm'n blues were and are the Mods (short f or"Modernists") primary icon s, and at least six rallies are held at seasi de resorts each year. Organi zation of these rallies (including dances a nd best scooter competitions) w as by The Phoenix Society, which Marsha ll helped found.Under the auspices of The Phoenix Society, Marshall co-ord inated and organ ized the 1985 recording of "All or Nothing", a 12-inch re cord for the bene fit of both the BANDAID appeal to help those starvi ng in the Ethiopian dro ught and the ARMS multiple sclerosis charity s et up by Ronnie LANE (Sma ll Faces/Faces; six Top 10 songs, 1966-68 /thr ee Top Ten, 1971-3). Its pa rticipants were a veritable "who's who" of t he English Mod scene past a nd present. The studio was lent without char ge by Pete TOWNSEND (The Wh o; twelve Top 10 songs, 1965-81),the song w as arranged by Jez BIRD (The La mbrettas; one Top 10 song, 1980), Paul BUL TITUDE (Secret Affair; two T op 20 songs, 1979-80), and Marshall and was p roduced by Kenny LYNCH (two T op 10 songs, 1962-63). The soloists, one ea ch for each verse (and new vers es were written because the original so ng was quite short), were Steve MAR RIOTT (Small Faces/Humble Pie; six T op 10 songs, 1966-68 / one Top Ten, 19 69), P.P. ARNOLD (one Top 20 son g, 1967), Chris FARLOWE (one Number 1 a nd six Top 50 songs, 1966-67), Br yn GREGORY (The Co-Stars), Martin BURT ON (The Gents) and Eleanor RIGBY. T he youth chorus was provided by three m embers of the youngest (aged 13 a nd 14) band on the Mod scene at the tim e, XL (one of its members,Tony LAW RENCE, later became involved in the animal-rights movement and tri ed to b urn down a butcher's shop). The single, released in both 12" a nd 7" vers ions under the band name Spectrum, was issued through the courte sy of Sti ff Records, the major independent label in England at that tim e. Althou gh it did not enter the U.K. Top 100, the video made for the sing le (whi ch was filmed during the recording sessions and edited by Marsha ll wi th a lot of help from Virgin Records video department) was aired on p rime -time national television.Also in aid of BANDAID and ARMS was The Mod Live -Aid Alldayer which Marsha ll organized at the Walthamstow Civic Ha ll on 15 DEC 1985. Featuring the s eventeen top Mod bands of the day and c ompered by Rick BUCKLER of The J am and Ed BALL of The Times, the event be gan at eleven in the morning a nd went until 10:30 that evening, culminati ng with a massive jam sessi on of the Spectrum version of "All or Nothing ". Fourteen of the bands shar ed three sides of a double album in gatefo ld sleeve entitled Dedicated whi le the fourth side was devoted to the Spe ctrum Jam. As with the Spectrum s ingle, the Dedicated album was releas ed on the Phoenix label of The Phoen ix Society. Likeing to be busy, Mars hall edited and published The Phoen ix List, a weekly newsletter for the M od community which produced well ov er 300 editions between 1985 and 1990. Inspired by the relative success of the Phoenix label single and doub le al bum releases, and the fact that Proteus Books had gone bankrupt in 1 986 ( on the heels of its parent company, Bremar Bank!), Marshall decid ed to sta rt his own record label. There was a gap in the music mark et at that ti me as the young Mod/indie bands were not being support ed by any of the cur rent record labels in the U.K., and their songs we re not being recorded. T he initial release on the Unicorn label ca me on 16 JUN 1986 as PHZ-1, t he first release of the Unicorn label, a cov er version by Ed BALL (of T he Times) of David BOWIE's 1964 classic song a bout Mods, "The London Boys ". Strongly influenced by the atmosphere gene rated by BOWIE's then curre nt film "Absolute Beginners",the single ran t he gamut of Sixties musical styles from jazz and ska to so ul with a backg round of sound effects gathered one rainy evening in a wa lk through Londo n's Soho district.By the end of 1995 Unicorn had released six 7-inch singl es, four 7-inch EP s, four 12-inch singles, 58 albums and mini-albums, t wo double albums, six teen CDs, two cassettes and an hour-long profession al video of Laurel AITK EN live.The styles represented on the Unicorn lab el included classic Sixties Jamai can ska, up-tempo blues & soul, power po p, and guitar pop. Although Unico rn released its first CD in early 198 9, it did not begin to shift its prod uction to all-CD until 1991 wh en it started to issue its most popular cata logue albums in the CD forma t. The associated reggae label, L.A. Records ( named for Jamaican singer L aurel AITKEN), released one 12-inch, nine albu ms and mini-albums, and thr ee compact disks.Over Christmas 1990, Marshall had taken a 10-day cheap-an d-easy package ho liday to Istanbul (Constantinople), one of the great cit ies of antiquit y, and had become fascinated with its amazing blend of anc ient and moder n, Christianity and Islam. Again it seemed like a good ti me to make a mov e, as the music business had leveled off with little n ew and interesti ng to him. Unicorn had a very good back catalogue, a nd it seemed prude nt to concentrate on what already existed and begin t he shift over to comp act disks.Thus, after a couple of months of plannin g, in March 1991 moved to Istanbu l. During that summer he took a cour se which led to him receiving his Cer tificate in Teaching English as a Fo reign Language (EFL) in August, a nd he taught at AR-EL LISESI (high schoo l) in Istanbul.In his "spare time" Marshall set up Unicorn Publishing wi th the assistan ce of his then-girlfriend BetFCl Sevgi GD6KGD6Z and her br other Alper. Th ey published seven issues of Hello Istanbul, a free bi-mo nthly tabloid eve nts guide for tourists written in English, French and Ge rman beginni ng in January 1992 -- an effort which managed to lose over 70 00 pounds ($1 0,000) due to the Turkish business community's inabili ty to understand t he advantages of advertising to the tourists.Ever on t he move, it seems, on 1 NOV 1992 Marshall headed for Bangkok, Tha iland, w ith the idea of teaching English there as well. Although he fou nd the Tha is a very personable people and the country beautiful, the air p olluti on and humidity in Bangkok were intolerable.Despite getting a position wi th Berlitz International, and teaching privat ely as well, he was not at a ll happy in Bangkok. To further complicate h is life, on 28 JUN 1993 Mars hall was diagnosed as HIV-positive, which wou ld have a considerable affe ct on his life. While this did not affect his d ecision, he moved ba ck to Istanbul on 31 JUL 1993, where he taught Engli sh to private studen ts and served as the representative of Liverpool-bas ed World Leather maga zine in Turkey, Greece, the Balkans, the Near East a nd the Turkic Republi cs -- both as a journalist and in advertising sale s. Ill-health and a dra matic loss of weight (plus the less-than-wonderf ul medical services avail able in Istanbul) forced the next move on him, a nd on 22 APR 1995 Marsha ll returned to London, his gadding about days fair ly well finished.Marsha ll took a flat in the Turkish-Greek area of London known as Green La nes ( Harringay), and on 29 DEC 1995 he married BetFCl "Betty" GD6KGD6Z. S in ce his return to London, Marshall concentrated his energies on the compl e tion of his family history as well as Unicorn Records (which he h ad r un by fax while in Turkey and Thailand), and his health improved cons idera bly. In May of 1996, in order to present this book to his famil y, he to ok a holiday in the United States where he was reunited with h is sister a nd niece, both of which he had not seen for some fifteen year s, and the th ree of them took a 5-day holiday driving up into CT a nd NY to visit the N ew England towns of their ancestors.
Publications:
A.D. (college literary magazine), 1964 (editor).A Handbook of Western Civi lization, Vol. One (1970), three chapters.Johnson, Fallehy, Chamberlin, et c.: An American Familie History (Decemb er 1977).The Descendants of Thom as Dyer of Weymouth, Norfolk, Mass.: Their First Fo ur Generations in Amer ica, 1640- ca. 1800 (December 1978).An Ideal for Living: An History of J oy Division (London/New York: 1984).
The Phoenix List (weekly newsletter), 1985-90 (editor).
Hello, Istanbul (bi-monthly events guide), 1992 (editor).The Ancestors a nd Descendants of Robert Chamberlin Johnson, 1912-1970 (M ay 1996).
Works in progress:
The Descendants of Deacon Thomas Marshall Sr., 1610-1664.From England to O range Groves: The Four Chamberlin Brothers of Denver.

1931. Claire Marguerite Johnson (Robert Chamberlin Johnson¹⁷⁸⁶, Claire Agnes Chamberlin¹⁶⁰³, Agnes Marshall¹³⁵⁶, Eleonora E. Dyer⁹²⁷, Ezra⁴⁹¹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1932. Donald Eugene Lytle (Marshall Robinson Lytle¹⁷⁸⁷, Jessie K. Robinson¹⁶⁰⁸, May Marshall¹³⁵⁹, Eleonora E. Dyer⁹²⁷, Ezra⁴⁹¹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1933. Dyer Marshall Lytle (Marshall Robinson Lytle¹⁷⁸⁷, Jessie K. Robinson¹⁶⁰⁸, May Marshall¹³⁵⁹, Eleonora E. Dyer⁹²⁷, Ezra⁴⁹¹, Thomas²²⁰, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1934. Ralph Marshall Tanner (Ralph Marshall Tanner¹⁷⁸⁹, Ralph Marshall Tanner¹⁶¹¹, Herbert Marshall Tanner¹³⁸⁰, Catherine Meacham⁹⁴², Catherine Dyer⁵⁰⁵, Elisha²²⁵, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1935. Stephen Harrison Tanner (Ralph Marshall Tanner¹⁷⁸⁹, Ralph Marshall Tanner¹⁶¹¹, Herbert Marshall Tanner¹³⁸⁰, Catherine Meacham⁹⁴², Catherine Dyer⁵⁰⁵, Elisha²²⁵, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1936. Herbert Michael Tanner (Ralph Marshall Tanner¹⁷⁸⁹, Ralph Marshall Tanner¹⁶¹¹, Herbert Marshall Tanner¹³⁸⁰, Catherine Meacham⁹⁴², Catherine Dyer⁵⁰⁵, Elisha²²⁵, Thomas¹²⁰, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1937. Kathryn Danielle Darling (Charles Sherman Darling¹⁷⁹², Daniel Dyer Darling¹⁶¹⁸, Sarah Dyer¹³⁹⁷, Daniel Thomas⁹⁸⁹, Daniel⁵⁵⁰, Zenas²⁵⁷, Daniel¹²⁹, Benjamin (Dyar)⁴⁰, Benjamin [Twin]⁹, Thomas¹)

1938. Debra Wiedman (Dot Bourgeois¹⁸⁰¹, Rose Bordages¹⁶²², Lelia Victoire Carver¹⁴⁰⁶, Elihu Carver¹⁰⁰¹, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1939. Jeanne Martin (Mildred Carver¹⁸⁰², Walter Leo Carver¹⁶²⁴, Elihu Carver¹⁴⁰⁷, James Carver¹⁰⁰⁶, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1940. Betty Martin (Mildred Carver¹⁸⁰², Walter Leo Carver¹⁶²⁴, Elihu Carver¹⁴⁰⁷, James Carver¹⁰⁰⁶, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1941. Kathy Martin (Mildred Carver¹⁸⁰², Walter Leo Carver¹⁶²⁴, Elihu Carver¹⁴⁰⁷, James Carver¹⁰⁰⁶, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1942. Georgette Stelz (Zelma Agnes Carver¹⁸⁰⁵, Walter Leo Carver¹⁶²⁴, Elihu Carver¹⁴⁰⁷, James Carver¹⁰⁰⁶, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1943. Keith Leo Mocklin (Irma May Carver¹⁸⁰⁶, Walter Leo Carver¹⁶²⁴, Elihu Carver¹⁴⁰⁷, James Carver¹⁰⁰⁶, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1944. Jamie May Mocklin (Irma May Carver¹⁸⁰⁶, Walter Leo Carver¹⁶²⁴, Elihu Carver¹⁴⁰⁷, James Carver¹⁰⁰⁶, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹) was born on 4 Jul 1931 and died in Oct 1982 at age 51.

1945. James Joseph Mocklin (Irma May Carver¹⁸⁰⁶, Walter Leo Carver¹⁶²⁴, Elihu Carver¹⁴⁰⁷, James Carver¹⁰⁰⁶, Elihu Carver⁵⁷⁹, David [Twin] Carver²⁹¹, David Carver¹⁴⁸, Hannah Dyer⁴⁸, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1946. Duane Bradford Cosart (Gladys Rhodes¹⁸²⁹, Agnes Wilson Lee Badger¹⁶⁶³, Albert Murray Badger¹⁴⁵⁸, Albert Allen Badger¹¹⁴³, Amelia Dyer⁷⁵⁹, Thomas³⁸⁰, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1947. Stanley Lawrence Cosart (Gladys Rhodes¹⁸²⁹, Agnes Wilson Lee Badger¹⁶⁶³, Albert Murray Badger¹⁴⁵⁸, Albert Allen Badger¹¹⁴³, Amelia Dyer⁷⁵⁹, Thomas³⁸⁰, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1948. Ray Lewis Rhodes ⁷⁷⁰ (Joseph Paul Rhodes¹⁸³⁰, Agnes Wilson Lee Badger¹⁶⁶³, Albert Murray Badger¹⁴⁵⁸, Albert Allen Badger¹¹⁴³, Amelia Dyer⁷⁵⁹, Thomas³⁸⁰, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹) was born in 1927 and died in 1927.

1949. Roger Stanley Rhodes (Joseph Paul Rhodes¹⁸³⁰, Agnes Wilson Lee Badger¹⁶⁶³, Albert Murray Badger¹⁴⁵⁸, Albert Allen Badger¹¹⁴³, Amelia Dyer⁷⁵⁹, Thomas³⁸⁰, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1950. John Paul Rhodes (Joseph Paul Rhodes¹⁸³⁰, Agnes Wilson Lee Badger¹⁶⁶³, Albert Murray Badger¹⁴⁵⁸, Albert Allen Badger¹¹⁴³, Amelia Dyer⁷⁵⁹, Thomas³⁸⁰, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1951. Dean Alan Rhodes (Joseph Paul Rhodes¹⁸³⁰, Agnes Wilson Lee Badger¹⁶⁶³, Albert Murray Badger¹⁴⁵⁸, Albert Allen Badger¹¹⁴³, Amelia Dyer⁷⁵⁹, Thomas³⁸⁰, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1952. Amy Lou Rhodes (Joseph Paul Rhodes¹⁸³⁰, Agnes Wilson Lee Badger¹⁶⁶³, Albert Murray Badger¹⁴⁵⁸, Albert Allen Badger¹¹⁴³, Amelia Dyer⁷⁵⁹, Thomas³⁸⁰, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1953. Kenneth Virgil Butterfield (Mary Rose Dyer¹⁸³¹, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1954. Donald Butterfield (Mary Rose Dyer¹⁸³¹, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1955. Marilyn Butterfield (Mary Rose Dyer¹⁸³¹, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1956. Janice Elaine Butterfield (Mary Rose Dyer¹⁸³¹, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1957. Henry Parenteau (Irean Bernice Dyer¹⁸³⁴, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1958. Craig Parenteau (Irean Bernice Dyer¹⁸³⁴, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1959. Steven Parenteau (Irean Bernice Dyer¹⁸³⁴, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1960. Wayne Parenteau (Irean Bernice Dyer¹⁸³⁴, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1961. Brian Parenteau (Irean Bernice Dyer¹⁸³⁴, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1962. Nancy Jane Parenteau (Irean Bernice Dyer¹⁸³⁴, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1963. Richard Dion (Gertrude Rite Dyer¹⁸³⁵, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1964. Dennis Dion (Gertrude Rite Dyer¹⁸³⁵, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1965. Louise Dion (Gertrude Rite Dyer¹⁸³⁵, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1966. Charlotte Dion (Gertrude Rite Dyer¹⁸³⁵, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1967. Cindy Dion (Gertrude Rite Dyer¹⁸³⁵, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1968. Thomas Dion (Gertrude Rite Dyer¹⁸³⁵, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1969. Deborah Beck (Jacqueline Edith Dyer¹⁸³⁶, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1970. Stephen Beck (Jacqueline Edith Dyer¹⁸³⁶, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1971. Andrea Louise Vallette (Jeanne Ellen Dyer¹⁸³⁷, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1972. Joyce Dyer (Charles¹⁸³⁸, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1973. Steven Charles Dyer (Charles¹⁸³⁸, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1974. Nancy Dyer (Charles¹⁸³⁸, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1975. Patricia Dyer (Wilfred Romeo¹⁸⁴⁰, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

1976. Judith Dyer (Wilfred Romeo¹⁸⁴⁰, Francis Whitfield¹⁶⁷⁹, Whitfield¹⁴⁶⁵, Benjamin¹¹⁶³, Clarence "Clemence"⁷⁷⁸, Benjamin³⁸³, Eliphalet¹⁶⁶, Thomas⁵³, Joseph [Twin]¹⁰, Thomas¹)

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32. Chamberlain, George Walter, M.S, History of Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, 4 Volumes, Genealogy of Weymouth Familes (Weymouth Historical Society, 1923).

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111. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 75.

112. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Births 1700-1800, 197.

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115. Cornish, Joseph E. b. 1856, The history and genealogy of the Cornish families in America (Boston :Geo. H. Ellis Co. : 1907), 16.

116. Steele, Lorissa E , Ancestry and descendants of William Curtis of Marcellus, N.Y, 18.

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121. Town of Marcellus, New York, OLD MARCELLUS VILLAGE CEMETERY (Submitted by Hollis A. Abbott).

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131. Boyden, Wallace Clarke, 1858; Boyden, Merrill N; Boyden, Amos J, Thomas Boyden and his descendants (Boston, Mass. : Unknown : 1901), 20.

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135. Maine Historical and Genealogical Recorder, Vol. IX, 1898 (Maine & New Hampshire Settlers, 1600's-1900's (CD523)), 377.

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144. Barbour Collection Connecticut Vital Records, Barbour VR-Canterbury Births, Marriages, Deaths 1785 - 1850.

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166. Morse, J. Howard & Leavett, Emily W..., Morse Genealogy (Abner Morse. New York. 1903).

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170. Susan E. Roser (from files of George Ernest Bowman), Mayflower Vital Records, Deeds and Wills, 1600s-1900s (Genealogical Publishing (1992)), 156, 320.

172. Plymouth, Mass., Vital Records, The Mayflower Descendant, Volume XVII, 135.

173. Plymouth, Massachusetts Church Records, Vols. I and II, 1620-1859 (Boston, MA: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1923), 84, 1776.

174. Susan E. Roser (from files of George Ernest Bowman), Mayflower Vital Records, Deeds and Wills, 1600s-1900s (Genealogical Publishing (1992)), 314.

177. Goodenow, L. B, The Brett Genealogy (Murray & Emery Co. Cambridge, Mass. 1915), 71-72.

179. Haskell, Florence E. and American Historical Society, Haskell, Hayner and allied families : genealogical and biographical (New York : The Society : 1926), 35.

182. Plymouth, Massachusetts Church Records, Vols. I and II, 1620-1859 (Boston, MA: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1923), 156.

183. Cushing, James Stevenson, 1878-, The Genealogy of the Cushing family (Montreal? : 1905), 179.

187. Howland, Franklin, A Brief Genealogical History of Arthur, Henry & John Howland & Their Descendants (New Bedford, Mass.: E. Anthony & Sons, 1885), 334.

188. Waldo Chamberlain Sprague, Genealogies of the Families of Braintree, Mass, 3300.

190. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 12.

191. Originally published as: John Haven Dexter's Memoranda of the Town of Boston in the 18th and 19th Centuries. Boston, Dexter's Memoranda of the Town of Boston (Secondary Source).

192. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Births 1700-1800, 262.

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196. Bond, Henry, Genealogies of the Families & Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Including Waltham & Weston (Little, Brown & Company, Boston, 1855), 278-279.

197. Jacquelyn Ladd Ricker, The Ricker Compilation of Vital Records of Early Connecticut (c.1633-c.1850) (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md.), 4299.

198. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 162.

199. Dann, Nearing & Palmer, The Descendants of Willem Neering and Sara Virgoroux (1650-1997) (1999).

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202. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1819-03-16; Vol: LV; Iss: 2825; Page: [3.

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207. Royal R. Hinman, Connecticut Puritan Settlers (Press of Case, Tiffany and Company, Hartford: 1852), 723.

208. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 49.

209. Cornish, Joseph E. b. 1856, The history and genealogy of the Cornish families in America (Boston :Geo. H. Ellis Co. : 1907), 17.

210. Curtiss, Frederic H, A Genealogy of the Curtiss Family (Boston: Rockwell and Churchill Press, 1903), 35, 64-65.

212. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 176.

214. Steele, Lorissa E , Ancestry and descendants of William Curtis of Marcellus, N.Y, 15.

215. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 217.

216. Jacquelyn Ladd Ricker, The Ricker Compilation of Vital Records of Early Connecticut (c.1633-c.1850) (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md.)

217. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 194.

218. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 14.

219. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 253.

220. Hopkins, Timothy, John Hopkins of Cambridge, Mass, 1634 and Some of His Descendants (Np.; Stanford University Press, 1932), 205-206.

221. Albert C. Bates, Simsbury, Connecticut, Vital Records, 1665-1886 (The Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co., 1898.), 254.

222. Moses, Zebina, 1838-1918, Historical sketches of John Moses of Plymouth, a settler of 1632 to 1640 (Hartford Conn. : Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co. : 1890-1907), 77.

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224. Lucius Barnes Barbour, Inscriptions From Gravestones at Canton, Conn. (NEHGR, Vol.81, July 1927), 406.

225. The Wiswall Family of America (New England Historical & Genealogical Register), Vol. 40, 1886, 61.

226. Rice, Franklin P, Worcester Births, Marriages and Deaths (Births, 1714-1848; Marriages, 1747-1848; Deaths, 1826-1848) (Unknown. (1894)), 332.

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233. Chamberlain, George Walter, M.S, History of Weymouth, Norfolk, Massachusetts, 4 Volumes, Genealogy of Weymouth Familes (Weymouth Historical Society, 1923), 738.

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240. Weygant, Col, The Hull Family in America (The Hull Family Association), 490-492.

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245. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The New-Haven Gazette, and the Connecticut Magazine; Date: 1789-06-11; Vol: IV; Iss: 22; Page: [7.

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255. George Robinson of Rehoboth, Massachusetts (Rhode Island Historical Society Library), 46.

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274. Transcribed by Ruby Sweet, Cemetery Index - Allegany County Historian's Office.

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279. Records of the Congregational Church in Canterbury, Connecticut (Connecticut Historical Society. Hartford. 1932), 168.

280. Aldrich, Lewis Cass, History of Yates Co., New York (Syracuse, NY. (1892)), 460.

281. Hall, Ruth Gardiner, Descendants of Governor William Bradford (through the first seven generations) (United States : Unknown: 1951), 70, 261.

284. Starr, Burgis Pratt, 1822-1883 , A History of the Starr Family of New England : (1879).

285. Kellogg, Allyn S. (Allyn Stanley), 1824-1893, Memorials of Elder John White (Hartford: Case, Lockwood & Co., 1860), 52-53.

286. Frederick W. Bailey. (1896-1906), Early Connecticut Marriages, Prior to 1800.

287. Wetmore, James Carnahan, The Wetmore Family of America and it's Collateral Branches (Albany, NY: Munsell and Rowland, 1861), 324.

288. Compiled by Donald Lines Jacobus. 8 vols, Families of Ancient New Have n (Rome, New York: Clarence D. Smith, 1923-1932 .), 294.

289. Rev. F. W. Chapman, The Coit Family: The Descendants of John Coit (1874), 90.

290. Kellogg, Allyn S. (Allyn Stanley), 1824-1893, Memorials of Elder John White (Hartford: Case, Lockwood & Co., 1860), 140-141.

291. Wetmore, James Carnahan, The Wetmore Family of America and it's Collateral Branches (Albany, NY: Munsell and Rowland, 1861), 324-326.

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293. Edwin M. Snow, M.D, Births, Marriages & Deaths Recorded in Providence 1636-1850 (Providence. Sidney S. Rider. 1879), 164.

294. James N. Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Vol..16 - Births, Deaths, Marriages (Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co. Providence, Providence, Ri. 1907), 161.

295. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Windham Herald; Date: 1800-02-27; Vol: X; Iss: 469; Page: [3.

296. Ibid, The Providence Gazette ; Date: 1800-03-08; Vol: XXXVII; Iss: 1888; Page: [3.

298. Ibid, Connecticut Gazette; Date: 1800-03-19; Vol: XXXVII; Iss: 1897; Page: [3.

299. Hall, Ruth Gardiner, Descendants of Governor William Bradford (through the first seven generations) (United States : Unknown: 1951), 331.

300. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Courier; Date: 1808-05-25; Vol: XII; Iss: 28; Page: [3.

302. Ibid, New_Jersey_Journal.; Date: 1808-05-31; Vol: XXV; Iss: 1283; Page: [3.

303. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 13.

304. Lucius Barnes Barbour, Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut (1977), 698.

305. Arnold, James Newell, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Vol..14- Births, Deaths, Marriages, Providence Gazette (Naragansett Historical Publishing Co. 1905), 448.

306. Lucius Barnes Barbour, Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut (1977), 699.

307. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1833-02-26; Vol: LXIX; Iss: 3553; Page: [3.

308. Ibid, The Providence Gazette; And Country Journal; Date: 1778-06-13; Vol: XV; Iss: 754; Page: [3.

309. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 11.

310. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Gazette and the Universal Intelligencer; Date: 1779-08-11; Vol: XVI; Iss: 822; Page: [3.

311. Barbour Collection Connecticut Vital Records, Windham County, CT Births, Marriages, Deaths 1692 - 1850.

312. Backus, Mary E. N. b. 1876, The New England ancestry of Dana Converse Backus (Salem, Essex, Mass. : Unknown: 1949), 22.

313. Smith, Frank, The Genealogical History of Dover, Massachusetts (Massachusetts Historical and Natural History Society. Massachusetts. 1917), 151.

314. Goodenow, L. B, The Brett Genealogy (Murray & Emery Co. Cambridge, Mass. 1915), 71-73.

315. Susan E. Roser (from files of George Ernest Bowman), Mayflower Vital Records, Deeds and Wills, 1600s-1900s (Genealogical Publishing (1992)), 417.

316. Plymouth, Mass., Vital Records, The Mayflower Descendant, Volume XXVII, 45.

317. Plymouth, Massachusetts Church Records, Vols. I and II, 1620-1859 (Boston, MA: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1923), 227.

321. Susan E. Roser (from files of George Ernest Bowman), Mayflower Vital Records, Deeds and Wills, 1600s-1900s (Genealogical Publishing (1992)), 402.

322. Plymouth, Massachusetts Church Records, Vols. I and II, 1620-1859 (Boston, MA: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1923), 146.

324. Plymouth, Massachusetts Church Records, Vols. I and II, 1620-1859 (Boston, MA: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1923), 165, 1781-1782 Baptisms.

326. Cushing, James Stevenson, 1878-, The Genealogy of the Cushing family (Montreal? : 1905), 180.

328. Mehitable Calef Coppenhagen Wilson, John Gibson and his Descendants (McGill & Wallace, Washington, DC, 1900).

330. Records of Christ Church, Quincy, Mass. (The Mayflower Descendant, Vol.36), 48.

332. A Record of Deaths in Boston & Vicinity (NEHGR, Vol.77, Jul.1923 and Vol.78, Oct.1924), 422.

333. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Yankee; Date: 1812-07-17; Vol: I; Iss: 29; Page: [3.

334. New England Historical and Genealogical Register (NEHGS), Vol. 14, 1870, 27.

336. Chamberlain, George Walter, 1859-, The Spragues of Malden, Massachusetts (Boston : Unknown: 1923), 235.

339. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 12, 15.

340. Farnsworth, Moses Franklin, Farnsworth Memorial (Manti, UT. L. A. Lauber. 1897), 166-167.

341. Henry, Heber Homer, b. 1877, Genealogy of the descendants of John Henry of Bern Township, Athens County, Ohio (Athens, Ohio : Messenger Printery Co. : 1922), 7.

342. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 12 & 16.

344. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Mercury; Date: 1794-06-24; Vol: III; Iss: 51; Page: [3].

345. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 17, 24-25.

347. Brigham, Willard Irving Tyler, 1859-1904: Tyler, Cornelius B. : Tyler, Rollin U, The Tyler genealogy : the descendants of Job Tyler, of Andover, Massachusetts, 1619-1700 (United States : Cornelius B. Tyler and Rollin U. Tyler : 1912), 453.

348. Record of Deaths at Middlebury, Addison, Vt. (NEHGR, Vol.71, Jan.1917), Page 54.

351. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 18, 26.

355. Wilcox, Thomas, A Preliminary Report on the Descendants of William Wilcoxson (Los Angeles, CA: Np, Nd), 116.

357. 1850 US Census, Farmington, Hartford County, Connecticut, CD# 308 (Census Microfil Records, Connecticut & Rhode Island.)

358. A. B. Lyon, G.W.A. Lyon, Eugene F. McPike, Lyon Memorial, Volume I (Detroit, Wayne, Mi: Press of Wm. Graham Printing Co., 1905), 88.

359. Bond, Henry, Genealogies of the Families & Descendants of the Early Settlers of Watertown, Middlesex, Massachusetts, Including Waltham & Weston (Little, Brown & Company, Boston, 1855), 287.

361. Owen, Ralph Dornfeld, b. 1884, Descendants of John Owen of Windsor, Connecticut (1622-1699) : a genealogy (Philadelphia : unknown : 1941), 247.

362. Olmstead, Henry King, Genealogy of the Olmsted Family in America (New York, A.T. De La Mare Printing and Publishing Co., 1912), 27-28.

363. Wilcox, Thomas, A Preliminary Report on the Descendants of William Wilcoxson (Los Angeles, CA: Np, Nd), 65, 92.

366. William Holcomb Webster and Reverend Melville Reuben Webster, History and genealogy of the Gov. John Webster Family of Connecticut. (1915), 959.

370. Lucius Barnes Barbour, Inscriptions From Gravestones at Canton, Conn. (NEHGR, Vol.81, July 1927), 408.

371. Hibner, Aldis Everard, A Genealogy of the Descendants of Joseph Bartlett of Newton, Massachusetts (Rutland, VT, Tuttle, 1937), 249.

376. Adams, John Hamilton, History of Our Branch of the Adams Family (Privately Published, The De Vuine Prese, 1886).

378. Nash, Gilbert, The Dorchester and Weymouth Families of Humphrey, Volume 3 (Minneapolis, MN. (1883)), 859.

380. Weygant, Col, The Hull Family in America (The Hull Family Association), 493.

381. Griswold, Glenn E, The Griswold Family England-America, Volume II (Rutland, Vermont: The Tuttle Company, 1935), 159.

382. Descendants of Elder John Strong Vol. 1, History at Large of His Descendants, 338, 788.

383. Hall, Ruth Gardiner, Descendants of Governor William Bradford (through the first seven generations) (United States : Unknown: 1951), 257.

384. Baldwin, John D. and William Clift , A Record of the Descendants of Captain George Denison of Stonington, Connecticut with Notices of His Father and Brothers (Worcester, MA. (1881 )), 140.

385. The Mayflower Descendant, Volume 36, No.2, Documentation Files (Family Tree Maker), 149, 257.

386. New England Historical and Genealogical Register (NEHGS), Vol. 70, 1916, 47.

387. Spofford, Dr. Jeremiah, A Genealogical Record of John Spofford & Elizabeth Scott (Alfred Mudge & Son. Boston. 1888), 372.

389. no author, The Robinson Genealogical Society, Volume 2 (New York: Published by the association, 1906), 142-143.

395. New England Historical and Genealogical Register (NEHGS), Vol. 68, 1914, 143.

396. Johnson, Alfred, History & Genealogy of One Line of Descent From Captain Edward Johnson (Boston: The Stanhope Press, 1914), 75.

398. Shaker Records of Enfield, NH (New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 62, 1908), 121, 127.

400. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), New-Hampshire Patriot & State Gazette; Date: 1824-01-26; Vol: XVI; Iss: 773; Page: [3.

402. Shaker Records of Enfield, NH (New England Historical and Genealogical Register, Vol. 62, 1908), 121.

407. Francis, Charles, Descendants of Robert Francis of Wethersfield, Conn (New Haven, New Haven, Ct. (1906)), 55.

408. Huntington, E.B, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lothrop-Lathrop Family (Privately Published, Connecticut. 1884), 148.

410. Hall, Ruth Gardiner, Descendants of Governor William Bradford (through the first seven generations) (United States : Unknown: 1951), 260.

411. John C. Cooley, Rathbone Genealogy (1898; Press of the Courier Job Print, Syracuse, N.Y.), 23, 24.

414. Susan E. Roser (from files of George Ernest Bowman), Mayflower Vital Records, Deeds and Wills, 1600s-1900s (Genealogical Publishing (1992)), 40.

415. Gen. Jedediah Herrick and Lucius C. Herrick, Herrick Genealogy (First Edition 1846. Columbus, Ohio. Geo. Riddle Book Printer. 1885), 310.

416. Brainard, Homer Worthington, A Survey of the Ishams in England and America (Rutland, Vermont; The Tuttle Publishing Co. Inc., 1938), 323-324.

417. Vital Records of Roxbury, Mass., Deaths & Marriages to 1849, Vol.2 (The Essex Institute. Salem. 1926), 297.

418. Aldrich, Lewis Cass, History of Yates Co., New York (Syracuse, NY. (1892)), 312, 460.

419. Hall, Ruth Gardiner, Descendants of Governor William Bradford (through the first seven generations) (United States : Unknown: 1951), 261.

421. Leffingwell, Albert, 1845-1916 : Leffingwell, Charles Wesley, The Leffingwell record : a genealogy of the descendants of Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell, one of the founders of Norwich, Conn. (Aurora, N.Y. : Leffingwell Pub. Co. : 1897), 126.

422. Descendants of Elder John Strong Vol. 1, History at Large of His Descendants, 449.

424. Kellogg, Allyn S. (Allyn Stanley), 1824-1893, Memorials of Elder John White (Hartford: Case, Lockwood & Co., 1860), 213.

425. Chapman, Rev. F. W, The Trowbridge Family (New Haven, New Haven, Ct: Punderson Crisand and Co., 1872), 38.

426. Frederick W. Bailey. (1896-1906), Early Connecticut Marriages, Prior to 1800, 19.

427. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Minerva, & Mercantile Evening Advertiser; Date: 1796-10-07; Vol: III; Iss: 957; Page: [3.

428. Ibid, The Daily Advertiser; Date: 1796-10-08; Vol: XI; Iss: 3640; Page: [2.

429. Huntington, E.B, A Genealogical Memoir of the Lothrop-Lathrop Family (Privately Published, Connecticut. 1884), 458.

430. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1826-06-05; Vol: LXII; Iss: 3202; Page: [3.

431. Ibid, The Providence Gazette And Country Journal; Date: 1796-02-13; Vol: XXXIII; Iss: 1676; Page: [3.

432. James N. Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Vol. 21 - Deaths C to S; RI American (Narragansett Historical Publishing Co., 1912), 136.

433. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Times, and Weekly Adviser; Date: 1821-07-24; Vol: V; Iss: 239; Page: [3.

434. Robert S. Barrows & Gladys Rhodes Cosart, The Descendants of Sarah Halley Badger & Dr. Albert Murray Badger (Rochester, New York, 1972), 9.

435. Abbe, Cleveland, Abbe - Abbey Genealogy (The Tuttle Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1916), 142.

436. Compiled by Donald Lines Jacobus. 8 vols, Families of Ancient New Have n (Rome, New York: Clarence D. Smith, 1923-1932 .), 1306.

437. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Repertory; Date: 1809-03-17; Vol: VI; Iss: 22; Page: [2.

441. Ibid, Providence Patriot & Columbian Phenix; Date: 1817-07-05; Vol: 15; Iss: 26; Page: [3.

444. Williams, Stephen W, The Genealogy and History of the Family of Williams (Greenfield: Merriam & Merick, 1847), 174.

445. McLean, Mary Dyer, The Ancestors and Descendants of Ezekiel Williams of Wethersfield 1608-1907. (Hartford, CT. (1907)), 48.

446. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Rhode-Island American, and General Advertiser; Date: 1814-04-05; Vol: VI; Iss: 50; Page: [3.

449. Lucius Barnes Barbour, Families of Early Hartford, Connecticut (1977), 700.

450. Marsh, Dwight Whitney, Marsh Genealogy (Carpenter and Morehouse. Massachusetts. 1895), 357.

451. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1834-06-23; Vol: LXX; Iss: 3622; Page: [3.

453. Ibid, Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1831-01-25; Vol: LXVII; Iss: 3444; Page: [3].

454. Register of Deaths of the First Church, Westfield, Massachusetts, 1728-1836.

455. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Courier; Date: 1805-07-24; Vol: IX; Iss: 36; Page: [3.

457. Francis, Charles, Descendants of Robert Francis of Wethersfield, Conn (New Haven, New Haven, Ct. (1906)), 125.

458. Lovejoy, Evelyn M, 10 History of Royalton, Vermont with Family Genealogies 1769-1911 (Royalton, VT. (1911 )), 796.

459. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1822-03-12; Vol: LVIII; Iss: 2981; Page: [3.

460. Ibid, Middlesex Gazette.; Date: 1822-03-14; Vol: XXXVII; Iss: 1894; Page: [3.

463. A Report of the Record Commissioners of the City of Boston, Births 1700-1800, 332.

467. From the Quintin Publications Collection , The Society of Mayflower Descendants in the District of Columbia (1898), 290.

469. Plymouth, Massachusetts Church Records, Vols. I and II, 1620-1859 (Boston, MA: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1923), 205, 1797 Marriages.

476. Susan E. Roser (from files of George Ernest Bowman), Mayflower Vital Records, Deeds and Wills, 1600s-1900s (Genealogical Publishing (1992)), 308.

477. Plymouth, Massachusetts Church Records, Vols. I and II, 1620-1859 (Boston, MA: Colonial Society of Massachusetts, 1923), 2:674.

478. William B. Aiken, Distinguished Families in America Descended From Silgelmus Beekman & Jan Thomasse Van Dyke (The Knickerbocker Press. New York and London. 1912), 109.

483. Gage, Clyde V. 1887-, John Gage of Ipswich, Mass. and his descendants : (Worcester, N.Y. : C.V. Gage : 1964), 30.

486. Family History Library Film 1254537, 1880 US Census, Pelham, Hampshire, Ma (NA Film Number T9-0537), 149C.

489. A Record of Deaths in Boston & Vicinity (NEHGR, Vol.77, Jul.1923 and Vol.78, Oct.1924), Vol.77, page 235.

490. Hugh D. McLellan, The History of Gorham Maine (Picton Press, Camden, Me., 1992), 834.

491. Frederick Clifton Pierce, The Descendants of John Whitney who came from London, Engalnd to Watertown, Middlesex, Mass. in 1635 (1895), 121-125.

494. Guy Scoby Rix, History and Genealogy of the Eastman Family of America, 465.

496. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 22.

500. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Norfolk Repository; Date: 1805-07-16; Vol: I; Iss: 10; Page: 79.

504. A Record of Deaths in Boston & Vicinity (NEHGR, Vol.77, Jul.1923 and Vol.78, Oct.1924), 399.

505. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Independent Chronicle; Date: 1809-09-11; Vol: XLI; Iss: 2962; Page: [2.

508. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 22, 30.

509. Family History Library Film 1254561, 1880 US Census, Boston, Suffolk, Ma, 623A.

514. Corey, Deloraine Pen, The Waite Family of Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts (Malden, Middlesex, Massachusetts: n.p., 1913), 92-93.

515. Henry, Heber Homer, b. 1877, Genealogy of the descendants of John Henry of Bern Township, Athens County, Ohio (Athens, Ohio : Messenger Printery Co. : 1922), 7, 10.

517. Lawrence, John, The Genealogy of the Family of John Lawrence (Boston, MA: S.K. Whipple and Company, 1857), 78.

518. Record of Deaths at Middlebury, Addison, Vt. (NEHGR, Vol.71, Jan.1917), Page 45.

520. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 25.

523. Record of the Massachusetts Volunteers, 1861 - 1865, Volume 1. (Boston (1868)), 462.

524. Jane Harter Abbott and Lillian M. Wilson, The Farwell Family, Volume 1 (Rutland, Vermont, 1929), 216.

528. William Hannum and Some of His Descendants (NEHGR, Vol.91, April 1937), 107.

530. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 26.

531. Family History Library Film 1254543, 1880 US Census, Cambridge, Middlesex, Mass. (NA Film Number T9-0543), 14C.

533. Dwight, Benjamin Woodbridge, 1816-1889, The history of the descendants of John Dwight of Dedham, Mass. (New York : John F. Trow & Son : 1874), 775.

535. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 13, 17, 18.

539. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Herald; Date: 1810-12-25; Vol: VIII; Iss: 10; Page: [3.

540. Jacquelyn Ladd Ricker, The Ricker Compilation of Vital Records of Early Connecticut (c.1633-c.1850) (Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. Baltimore, Md.), 4293.

541. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1827-07-30; Vol: LXIII; Iss: 3262; Page: [3.

543. Owen, Ralph Dornfeld, b. 1884, Descendants of John Owen of Windsor, Connecticut (1622-1699) : a genealogy (Philadelphia : unknown : 1941), 247, 349.

550. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 20.

553. Pierce, Frederick Clifton, Foster Genealogy (Published by author. 1899. Press of W.B. Conkey Company, Chicago).

558. Moses, Zebina, 1838-1918, Historical sketches of John Moses of Plymouth, a settler of 1632 to 1640 (Hartford Conn. : Press of the Case, Lockwood & Brainard Co. : 1890-1907), 78.

562. Baldwin, John D. and William Clift , A Record of the Descendants of Captain George Denison of Stonington, Connecticut with Notices of His Father and Brothers (Worcester, MA. (1881 )), 135.

563. Spofford, Dr. Jeremiah, A Genealogical Record of John Spofford & Elizabeth Scott (Alfred Mudge & Son. Boston. 1888), 272, 372.

565. George Robinson of Rehoboth, Massachusetts (Rhode Island Historical Society Library), 94.

566. Burgess, Ebenezer, Burgess Genealogy (T.R. Marvin & Son. Boston. 1865), 50.

567. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1835-10-26; Vol: LXXI; Iss: 3692; Page: [3.

568. Barbour Collection Connecticut Vital Records, Barbour Vital Records for Plainfield Births, Marriages, Deaths 1699 - 1852.

571. Vital Records of Brimfield, Massachusetts, to 1850 (New England Historical and Genealogical Society, Boston, 1931), 142.

572. Massachusetts Death Vital Records for the Surname Dyer (Transcribed by Aurie W. Morrison), 1904-101-355.

575. Walter E. Corbin, Vital Records of Northampton, Massachusetts (The original Corbin transcriptions are available on microfilm at our Boston research library, call number F63.C8 Microfilm. The CD is also available, call number F63.C811 2003 CD .)

576. Rev. Edwin Warriner, The Warriner Family of New England (Albany, NY, 1899).

577. Francis, Charles, Descendants of Robert Francis of Wethersfield, Conn (New Haven, New Haven, Ct. (1906)), 57.

579. John C. Cooley, Rathbone Genealogy (1898; Press of the Courier Job Print, Syracuse, N.Y.), 24.

582. Lapham, William Berry, 1828-1894, Genealogical sketches of Robert and John Hazelton (Portland, Me. : F.H. Hazelton : 1892), 153.

583. Howe, Daniel Wait, 1839-1920: Howe, Gilman Bigelow, Howe genealogies (Boston: New England Historical Genealogical Society : 1929), 380.

584. Brainard, Homer Worthington, A Survey of the Ishams in England and America (Rutland, Vermont; The Tuttle Publishing Co. Inc., 1938), 225-226 & 323-324.

585. Cutter, William Richard, New England Families Genealogical & Memorial: Vol. IV. 1913 (Reprint, Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., Inc. 1996), 1773.

586. Deming, Judson K. Dubuque, Genealogy of the Descendants of John Deming of Wethersfield, Connecticut with Historical Notes (IA. (1904 )), 570.

587. Kneeland, Stillman Foster, Seven Centuries of the Kneeland Damily (New York, 1897), 371-372.

588. Wetmore, James Carnahan, The Wetmore Family of America and it's Collateral Branches (Albany, NY: Munsell and Rowland, 1861), 326.

590. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Windham Herald; Date: 1802-11-11; Vol: XII; Iss: 610; Page: [3].

591. Ibid, The Providence Gazette ; Date: 1804-08-04; Vol: XLI; Iss: 2118; Page: [3.

596. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 19.

597. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Providence Gazette ; Date: 1798-09-08; Vol: XXXV; Iss: 1810; Page: [3].

598. Hale, Hale Collection (From the Windham Herald, Marriages, September 10, 1796-August 29, 1816).

599. Frederick W. Bailey. (1896-1906), Early Connecticut Marriages, Prior to 1800, 76.

600. Abbe, Cleveland, Abbe - Abbey Genealogy (The Tuttle Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1916), 141.

601. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Political Observatory; Date: 1804-12-01; Vol: II; Iss: 55; Page: [3].

603. Hopkins, Timothy, John Hopkins of Cambridge, Mass, 1634 and Some of His Descendants (Np.; Stanford University Press, 1932), 41.

604. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Gazette and the Commercial Intelligencer; Date: 1811-10-09; Vol: XLVIII; Iss: 2500; Page: [3].

606. Howes, Joshua Crowell, b. 1816, Genealogy of the Howes family in America (Yarmouthport, Mass. : Printed for the author by F. Hallett : 1892), 51.

607. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), The Courier; Date: 1811-01-16; Vol: XV; Iss: 10; Page: [3].

608. Howes, Joshua Crowell, b. 1816, Genealogy of the Howes family in America (Yarmouthport, Mass. : Printed for the author by F. Hallett : 1892), 98.

609. James N. Arnold, Vital Records of Rhode Island 1636-1850, Vol..16 - Births, Deaths, Marriages (Narragansett Hist. Pub. Co. Providence, Providence, Ri. 1907), 325.

611. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1822-09-24; Vol: LVIII; Iss: 3009; Page: [3.

614. Ibid, Connecticut Courant.; Date: 1825-09-06; Vol: LXI; Iss: 3163; Page: [3].

616. Descendants of Elder John Strong Vol. 1, History at Large of His Descendants, 287.

617. Stevens, Harriet W. W, Wadhams Genealogy (Frank Allaben Genealogical Company. New York. 1913), 467.

618. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Norwich Courier; Date: 1829-06-10; Vol: VIII; Iss: 11; Page: [3.

621. Index of Marriages in Massachusetts Centinel and Columbian Centinel 1784-1840, cc Aug 11, 1824.

622. Early American Newspapers, Series I, 1690-1876 (NEHGS), Independent Chronicle and Boston Patriot.; Date: 1824-08-11; Vol: LX; Iss: 4517; Page: [1.

624. Record of the Massachusetts Volunteers, 1861 - 1865, Volume 1. (Boston (1868)), 666.

630. Cushing, James Stevenson, 1878-, The Genealogy of the Cushing family (Montreal? : 1905), 300.

636. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 21.

637. J.H. Beers & Co. 1901, Commemorative Biographical Record of the Counties of Rock, Green, Grant, Iowa and Lafayette Wisconsin, 432-433.

638. Marquis F. King, Vital Records of Gorham, Maine (Picton Press, Camden, Me., 1991, Second Edition).

639. Vivian Gail Morrow Wade, Our Pioneering Families, Genealogies of Whitney, Groathouse and Lignitz (Dec. 1986), 5, 76, 77.

640. Pierce, Frederick Clifton, 1855-1904 , The Descendants of John Whitney, Who Came From London, England, To Watertown, Massachusetts, in 1635 (1895), 121.

641. Frederick Clifton Pierce, The Descendants of John Whitney who came from London, Engalnd to Watertown, Middlesex, Mass. in 1635 (1895).

642. Marquis F. King, Vital Records of Gorham, Maine (Picton Press, Camden, Me., 1991, Second Edition), 172.

644. Vivian Gail Morrow Wade, Our Pioneering Families, Genealogies of Whitney, Groathouse and Lignitz (Dec. 1986), 66.

648. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 28.

649. Hoyt, David W, Genealogical History of the Hoyt, Haight and Hight Families (Providence: Providence Press Co.: 1871), 205.

652. Dorothy Wirth, Vital Records of Farmington, Maine, 1784-1890 (http://www.newenglandancestors.org/).

653. Wilson, Lillian May, Genealogy of the Descendants of Thomas Gleason of Watertown, Mass., 1607-1909 (Haverhill, MA. (1909 )), 312.

654. Guy Scoby Rix, History and Genealogy of the Eastman Family of America, 466.

655. Lyman Willard Densmore, The Hartwells of America (Hartwell-Lorenzen Inc., Saginaw, Mich. 1956).

656. Rev. Josiah Lafayette Seward, History of the Town of Sullivan, New Hampshire (Privately Published, Keene, NH, 1921).

660. Record of the Massachusetts Volunteers, 1861 - 1865, Volume 1. (Boston (1868)), 270.

662. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 30.

666. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 31.

667. Henry, Heber Homer, b. 1877, Genealogy of the descendants of John Henry of Bern Township, Athens County, Ohio (Athens, Ohio : Messenger Printery Co. : 1922), 10.

670. Henry, Heber Homer, b. 1877, Genealogy of the descendants of John Henry of Bern Township, Athens County, Ohio (Athens, Ohio : Messenger Printery Co. : 1922), 10, 17.

673. Phelps, Oliver Seymour & Andrew T. Servin, The Phelps Family of America and their English Ancestors (Pittsfield, Mass.: Eagle Publishing Co., 1899), 691-692.

676. Peabody, Selim Hobart, Peabody Genealogy (Charles H. Pope, Publisher, Boston, Mass. 1909), 245.

680. Massachusetts Death Vital Records for the Surname Dyer (Transcribed by Aurie W. Morrison), 1940-82-480.

682. Owen, Ralph Dornfeld, b. 1884, Descendants of John Owen of Windsor, Connecticut (1622-1699) : a genealogy (Philadelphia : unknown : 1941), 349.

692. Morrison, Leonard Allison, Lineage and Biographies of the Norris Family in America (Boston, Mass.: Damrell & Upham, 1892), 79.

695. The Mayflower Descendant, Volume 36, No.2, Documentation Files (Family Tree Maker), 148.

696. George Robinson of Rehoboth, Massachusetts (Rhode Island Historical Society Library), 147.

698. Andrews, Henry Porter, The Descendants of John Porter, Volume II (Saratoga Springs: G.W. Ball, 1893), 636-637.

701. John C. Cooley, Rathbone Genealogy (1898; Press of the Courier Job Print, Syracuse, N.Y.), 25.

702. Howe, Daniel Wait, 1839-1920: Howe, Gilman Bigelow, Howe genealogies (Boston: New England Historical Genealogical Society : 1929), 381.

705. Leffingwell, Albert, 1845-1916 : Leffingwell, Charles Wesley, The Leffingwell record : a genealogy of the descendants of Lieut. Thomas Leffingwell, one of the founders of Norwich, Conn. (Aurora, N.Y. : Leffingwell Pub. Co. : 1897), 128.

709. Broderbund Software, Inc, World Family Tree (Release date: March 31, 1997).

711. Dyar, Harrison Gray, Jr, A Preliminary Genealogy of the Dyar Family, 1903 (Gibson Brothers Printers and Bookbinders, Washington, DC, 1903), 27.

713. Rogers, James Swift, James Rogers of New London, Ct. and his descendants (Boston: The compiler : 1902), 312.

714. Burrows, R. Earl, Robert Burrows and descendants, 1630-1974 (Ann Arbor, Mich.? : R.E. Burrows : 1975), 296.

716. Abbe, Cleveland, Abbe - Abbey Genealogy (The Tuttle Morehouse & Taylor Company. Connecticut. 1916), 247.

717. Robert S. Barrows & Gladys Rhodes Cosart, The Descendants of Sarah Halley Badger & Dr. Albert Murray Badger (Rochester, New York, 1972), 10.

718. McLean, Mary Dyer, The Ancestors and Descendants of Ezekiel Williams of Wethersfield 1608-1907. (Hartford, CT. (1907)), 50.

721. Dr. Bill Eddleman & John E. Sterling, Coventry Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries (Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, Md. 1998), Woodland Cemetery.

723. Dr. Bill Eddleman & John E. Sterling, Coventry Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries (Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, Md. 1998), Oakland Cemetery.

724. Raymond, Marcius Dennison, 1833-1911, Gray genealogy : (Tarreytown, N.Y. : M.D. Raymond?: 1887), 144.

727. Arthur H. Locke, A.M. #7816 Member of NH Historical Society, Genealogy of Captain John Locke (1627-1696) of Portsmouth & Rye, N.H. (Locke Family Association: Rye, NH 03870, Reprinted 1979).

730. Personal E-Mail (Marilyn Randall Pearce) (Gr. Gr. Grandau of Andrew Jackson Whitney).

733. Elizabeth M. Mosher, Vital Records of Prospect, Maine (Picton Press, Camden, Me., 1998), 287.

740. Henry, Heber Homer, b. 1877, Genealogy of the descendants of John Henry of Bern Township, Athens County, Ohio (Athens, Ohio : Messenger Printery Co. : 1922), 16.

748. Dodge, J. Roy, A history and genealogy of the Dodge family (LaFayette, N.Y.; 1971).

750. Family Tree Legends Records Collection, Illinois Marriages, 1763-1900 (Online Database). Pearl Street Software, 2004-2005.

754. Howe, Daniel Wait, 1839-1920: Howe, Gilman Bigelow, Howe genealogies (Boston: New England Historical Genealogical Society : 1929), 389.

755. Robert S. Barrows & Gladys Rhodes Cosart, The Descendants of Sarah Halley Badger & Dr. Albert Murray Badger (Rochester, New York, 1972), 10, 14.

757. Robert S. Barrows & Gladys Rhodes Cosart, The Descendants of Sarah Halley Badger & Dr. Albert Murray Badger (Rochester, New York, 1972), 16.

758. Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date of Impo.

760. Dr. Bill Eddleman & John E. Sterling, Coventry Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries (Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, Md. 1998).

761. Picton Press 1996, Maine Marriages 1892-1966 (Maine State Archives, Marriage Search).

764. Dodge, J. Roy, A history and genealogy of the Dodge family (LaFayette, N.Y.; 1971), 105.

766. Robert S. Barrows & Gladys Rhodes Cosart, The Descendants of Sarah Halley Badger & Dr. Albert Murray Badger (Rochester, New York, 1972), 13.

769. Robert S. Barrows & Gladys Rhodes Cosart, The Descendants of Sarah Halley Badger & Dr. Albert Murray Badger (Rochester, New York, 1972), 31.

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