| SALTONSTALL, Sir Richard |
Founder of Watertown, 1630 |
Urged preachers not to micromanage |
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| SAMOSET |
Indian chieftain, friend of Stephen Hopkins
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| SANDERSON, Mary MUNROE (H2C7R, 1748-1852) |
Lived to 104, reported that great-grandfather William Munroe’s house looked like a rope-walk
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| SAWYER, Andrew |
Son of Caleb and Clarissa Wheeler Sawyer |
Son of Caleb and Caroline |
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| SAWYER, Caleb (1808-1882) |
Married Clarissa Caroline Wheeler |
Gravestone in Hamburg |
Children and grandchildren |
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| SAWYER, George (1840-) |
Son of Caleb and Caroline Sawyer, as reported by her mother, Hannah Ashby Wheeler |
Born in the year of his mother’s death |
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| SAWYER, Henry Oliver (~1832-) |
Son of Caleb and Caroline |
Daughter of Oliver III and Hannah |
Son of Clarissa Wheeler Sawyer, called “Oliver” in Hannah’s affidavit |
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| SAWYER, John (1837-1918) |
Son of Caleb and Caroline |
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| SAWYER JAQUISH, Malvina |
Daughter of Oliver III and Hannah |
Married Azro Jaquish |
Newlywed in Freedom census for 1830 |
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| SEELY, Alfaretta NEFF (GM, 1873-1943) |
Daughter of Franklin Neff and Francis Mariah Stillman, of our Hooker and Olmstead lines of Cambridge pioneers |
Mayflower descendant |
Wife of Arta McLean Seely, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers |
Married to Arta McLean Seely, of our Lexington Munroe line |
Married to Arta McLean Seely, of our Lexington Russell line |
Wedding photo |
With AMSeely |
Mammy’s mother |
Parents & grandparents by the fire in Price |
Parents’ grave in Salt Lake
Grave
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| SEELY, Arta Elwyn (Uncle, 1900-1966) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
In front of Brigham City homestead |
Grave
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| SEELY, Arta McLean (Grandfather, 1874-1945) |
Born |
In our Plantagenet line |
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line |
In our Lexington Russell line |
Son of Isaac Joseph and Elizabeth Seely, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers |
Husband of Alfaretta Neff, of our Hooker and Olmstead lines of Cambridge pioneers |
Grave |
In front of Brigham City homestead
Parents & grandparents by the fire |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Graves of his parents in Salt Lake |
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| SEELY, Doyle (Cousin) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Carters & Seelys
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| SEELY, Elizabeth Jane FISHER (GGM 1839-1885) |
In four-generation fan chart |
Wife of Isaac Joseph Seely, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers |
Married to Isaac Joseph Seely, of our Lexington Munroe line |
Married to Isaac Joseph Seely, of our Lexington Russell line |
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah |
Nauvoo resident |
Married GGF Isaac Seely |
Parents’ graves in Salt Lake |
Grave
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| SEELY, Francis Leland (Uncle, 1903-1981) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
In front of Brigham City homestead |
Grave
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| SEELY, Grace THOMPSON (Aunt, 1902-1980) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Grave |
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| SEELY, Grant McLain (Uncle, 1914-1982) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
With siblings |
In front of Brigham City homestead |
Grave |
Carters & Seelys
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| SEELY, Isaac Joseph (GGF, 1837-1902) |
In the four-generation fan chart |
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line |
In our Lexington Russell line |
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah |
Nauvoo resident |
Married Elizabeth Fisher |
Biography |
In our Plantagenet line |
Grave
Grave in Salt Lake |
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| SEELY, John (Cousin) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Carters & Seelys
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| SEELY, Margaret PACK (Aunt, 1917-1997) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
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| SEELY, Obadiah (8GGF, 1619-1657) |
In Robert Seely's household
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| SEELY, Pansy Uarda BARKER (Aunt) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Grave
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| SEELY, Robert the Pioneer (1601?-1668) |
Watertown founder, 1830
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| SEELY, William (GGF, 1816-1851) |
Husband of Lucy Ann Decker, of our Benjamin line of Cambridge pioneers |
Married to Lucy Ann Decker, of our Lexington Munroe line |
Married to Lucy Ann Decker, of our Lexington Russell line |
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah |
Decker family |
Battle of Crooked River |
Nauvoo resident
Separated from Lucy
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| SEELY ANDERSON, Leola (Mother, 1910-1968) |
Birthplace |
Portrait as a teenager |
In front of Brigham City homestead |
In our Plantagenet line |
Mayflower descendant |
In our Olmstead, Benjamin, and Hooker lines from the Cambridge pioneers
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Lexington Munroe line |
In our Lexington Russell line
Parents & grandparents by the fire in Price |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Reading to us in Sunset |
Adult portraits |
Gedenkschrift for her hundredth birthday |
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| SEELY CARTER, Verna May (Aunt, 1906-1999) |
With Leola |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Grave |
Carters & Seelys
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| , Gwen SEELY GOATES (1C) |
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| SEELY TAYLOR, Harriet C |
Daughter of Lucy Ann Decker and William Seely |
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah |
Married to Stephen Wells Taylor |
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| SEELY YOUNG, Lucy Ann DECKER (GGGM 1822-1890) |
Decker family |
In our Benjamin line from the Cambridge pioneers
In our Lexington Munroe line |
In our Lexington Russell line |
In our line from key ancestors Oliver II and Hepzibah Wheeler
In our Plantagenet line |
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah |
Born |
Born in Phelps, New York |
Nauvoo resident |
Nauvoo property
Owned Lot 3 with Brigham |
Decker Family history |
Wife of Brigham Young
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| SEYMOUR, Abigail HOWARD (4GGF, 1728-) |
Daughter of Samuel and Alice Howard; wife of Joseph Seymour |
In our Hooker line from the Cambridge pioneers |
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| SEYMOUR, Hannah OLMSTEAD (5GGm, 1690-1780) |
Daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth Almstead, of our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers |
Wife of Zachariah Seymour |
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| SEYMOUR, Hannah ROCKWELL (3GGM, 1772-1860) |
Wife of Samuel Seymour, of our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers |
Mother of GGGM Harriet |
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| SEYMOUR, Joseph (4GGF, 1728-) |
Son of Zachariah and Hannah Seymour |
In our Olmstead line from the Cambridge pioneers |
Grandfather of GGGM Harriet |
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| SEYMOUR, Samuel (3GGF, 1770-1851) |
Son of Joseph and Abigail Seymour |
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers |
Father of GGGM Harriet |
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| SEYMOUR, Zachariah (5GGF, 1684-1712) |
Husband of Hannah Olmstead, of our Cambridge pioneer line |
Great-grandfather of GGGM Harriet |
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| SEYMOUR STILLMAN RUSSELL, Harriet Elizabeth (GGGM, 1804-1866) |
Daughter of Samuel and Hannah Seymour; wife of Jason Stillmon |
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers |
Portrait |
Biography |
Mayflower descendant |
Grave in Salt
Lake
Nauvoo resident |
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| SHEPARD, Reverend Thomas (8GU) |
Son-in-law to Grandpa Thomas Hooker |
Main gate into Harvard Yard named after him |
First minister of church in New Towne, 1636 |
Presumably buried in the Old Burial Ground at Harvard Square
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| SHAKESPEARE, William |
Based Tempest partly on Sea Venture story; included minor character based on Stephen Hopkins. |
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| SMITH, Amasa (5GU, b. 1754) | Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith. |
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| SMITH, Benjamin (5GGF, 1724-96) |
Great-grandson of Joseph and Hannah Rogers; moved family from Eastham to Sandisfield. |
Induced by 40-shilling-per-head bounty |
Soldier of American Revolution; buried in Sandisfield Center Cemetery. |
Descended from Pilgrim Thomas Rogers |
Buried in Sandisfield Center Cemetery. |
Headstones and footstones. |
Served in American Revolution. |
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| SMITH, Benjamin (5GU, b. 1752-1826)
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Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith; executor of his father’s estate in 1796. |
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| SMITH, Elkins (5GU, 1767-68) |
Infant son of Benjamin and Ruth
Smith, commemorated by exquisite stone near his father’s. |
Grave marker |
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| SMITH, Emma HALE |
Portrait |
Mansion House |
Nauvoo House |
Smith Homestead |
Spring House |
Grave
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| SMITH, Hannah ROGERS (6GGM, 1689-1754) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SMITH, James (6GGF, 1695-1754) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SMITH, Joseph Jr. |
Portrait |
Mansion House |
Nauvoo House |
Smith Homestead |
Spring House |
Grave |
Red Brick Store |
Friend of Deckers |
Neff History |
Founder of Nauvoo
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| SMITH, (Lt. Col.) Leslie |
In Concord burying ground
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| SMITH, Lot (5GU, b. 1756) |
Son of Benjamin and Ruth Smith;
counted as first white male child born in Sandisfield. |
The “lot story,” again. |
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| SMITH, Phineas (6GU, b. 1728-1786) |
Brother of Benjamin Smith;
came from Eastham. |
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| SMITH, Reubin (5GU, b. 1765) |
Son of Benjamin and Ruth
Smith. |
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| SMITH, Richard (5GU, b. 1748) |
Son of Benjamin and Ruth
Smith. |
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| SMITH, Ruth SNOW (5GGM, 1725-96) |
Descended from Pilgrim Stephen Hopkins |
Great-granddaughter of
Nicholas and Constance Hopkins Snow; wife of Benjamin Smith; moved family from
Eastham to Sandisfield. |
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| SMITH, Solomon (6GGU, 1715-90) | Brother of Benjamin;
also moved family from Eastham to Sandisfield. |
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| SMITH ALLEN, Elizabeth (5GA, b. 1762) | Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married Elihu Allen. |
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| SMITH BULL, Dorcas (5GA, b. 1746) | Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married John Bull. |
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| SMITH CHAPEL, Sarah (5GA, b. 1758) | Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married Richard Chapel. |
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| SMITH HURD, Freelove KIBBE (1749-1840) |
Widow of Grandpa Benjamin Smith’s son Joshua |
Married Daniel HURD about 1807, after Rebecca died. |
Not mentioned in Grandpa Daniel’s will. |
Buried in Sandisfield Center Cemetery. |
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| SMITH HURD, Rebecca (4GGM, 1750-1806) |
Daughter of Benjamin and Ruth Smith, married Daniel HURD. |
Buried in Beech Plain Cemetery, Sandisfield. |
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| SMITH MUNROE, Martha (3C6R, 1745-1834) |
Wife of Ebenezer |
Location of grave |
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| SMITH PIERCE, Elizabeth (10GGM, 1585-1667) |
Grandmother of Mary Ball Munroe |
Immigrated from England, wife of John, settled in Watertown, grandmother & guardian of Mary Ball Munroe |
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| SNOW, Constance HOPKINS (8GGM, 1607-1677) |
Mayflower passenger
In our Mayflower line |
Married; settled in Eastham; buried there. |
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| SNOW, Margaret ELKINS (6GGM, 1683-1722) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SNOW, Mary (7GGM, 1638-1722) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SNOW, Nicholas (8GGF, 1599-1676) |
In our Mayflower line |
Married Constance Hopkins; settled in Eastham; buried there. |
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| SNOW, Stephen (6GGF, 1681-1769) |
In our Mayflower line
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| SNOW SMITH, Ruth (5GGM, 1725-96) |
Descended from Pilgrim Stephen
Hopkins |
Great-granddaughter of
Nicholas and Constance Hopkins Snow; wife of Benjamin Smith; moved family from Eastham to Sandisfield. |
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| STANDISH, Myles |
Mayflower passenger; led first Pilgrim expedition with Stephen Hopkins |
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| STANLEY HOOKER, Mary (6GGM, 1677-1753) |
Wife of Nathaniel Hooker of our Hooker line from the Cambridge pioneers |
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| STARR, Anna BARR MUSSER BITNER (GGGA 1803-1893) |
Mother of Elizabeth Musser
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| STEARNS, Isaac (11GGF, 1623-1677) |
Watertown founder 1630, listed on monument |
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| STILLMAN, Amanda HURD (3GGM 1779-1834) |
Fourth of six daughters of Daniel and Rebecca |
Mother to Jason |
Second wife and widow of Appleton STILLMAN |
22 years Appleton’s junior; bore him seven children in 14 years |
Pregnant with Lucius, Appleton’s twelfth child, when he wrote his will. |
Received Colebrook homestead in Appleton’s will; also inducements (softened in a codicil next day) not to remarry. |
Their marriage brought the Stillmans into our Mayflower line |
Still haven’t found her grave. |
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| STILLMAN, Appleton (3GF, 1757-1815) |
Son of John and Rachel; served in Revolution |
Family of John and Rachel |
Family event timeline |
Served in the Revolution |
Father to Jason |
Son of John and Rachel STILLMAN; Marriage to Amanda HURD brought the Stillmans into our Mayflower line |
Married Sarah 1788; they had five children |
Married Amanda 1801; they had seven children |
Family event timeline |
Buried in Beech Hill Cemetery, next to first wife Sarah CHAPPELL |
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery |
Poignant will |
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| STILLMAN, Charles Truman (GGU, 1834-1905) |
Interesting Uncle
Double uncle
Pony Express rider
Scout in Utah War
Fourteen children
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| STILLMAN, Dexter (GGGU, 1804-1852) |
Second of seven children of Appleton and Amanda |
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| STILLMAN, Jason (GGGF, 1802-1838) |
Husband to Harriet SEYMOUR |
First of seven children of Appleton and Amanda |
Wife Harriet’s grave in Salt
Lake
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| STILLMAN, John (4GGF, 1716-1789) |
Husband to Rachel ROBBINS STILLMAN |
Early settler in Sandisfield |
Family of John and Rachel |
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery |
Major landowner in Sandisfield |
Proprietors’ Clerk |
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| STILLMAN, Lucia (GGGA, died young) |
Sixth of seven children of Appleton and Amanda |
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| STILLMAN, Lucius (GGGU, 1817-) |
Last of seven children of Appleton and Amanda |
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| STILLMAN, Rachel ROBBINS (4GGM, 1718-1807) |
Wife to John STILLMAN |
Family of John and Rachel |
Early settler in Sandisfield |
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery |
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| STILLMAN, Robert (4GGU, 1761-1836) |
Son to John and Rachel ROBBINS STILLMAN |
Major landowner in Sandisfield |
Married Zipporah Chappell |
Harbored insane |
Buried in Stillman Family cemetery |
Seven little Stillmans |
Ghost story |
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| STILLMAN, Sally Fidelia (GGGA, 1808-1858) |
Fourth of seven children of Appleton and Amanda |
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| STILLMAN, Sylvester (GGGU, 1806-1807) |
Third of seven children of Appleton and Amanda |
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| STILLMAN, Sylvester (GGGU) |
Fifth of seven children of Appleton and Amanda |
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| STILLMAN, Sarah CHAPPELL (4GGA, 1760-1800) |
First wife to Appleton STILLMAN |
Family of John and Rachel |
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| STILLMAN NEFF, Frances Mariah (GGM, 1830-1903) |
Portrait |
Harriet Seymour’s daughter |
Grandma Seely’s mother |
Mayflower descendant |
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers
Nauvoo resident |
With Franklin |
FGR/Parent |
Grave, with Franklin, in Salt Lake
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| STILLMAN, Zipporah CHAPPELL (4GGA, 1760-1833) |
Wife to Robert STILLMAN
Family of John and Rachel |
Seven little Stillmans |
Ghost story |
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| STILLMAN RUSSELL, Harriet Elizabeth SEYMOUR (GGGM, 1804-1866) |
Daughter of Samuel and Hannah Seymour; wife of Jason Stillman |
In our Hooker and Olmstead lines from the Cambridge pioneers |
Portrait |
Biography |
Mayflower descendant |
Nauvoo resident |
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| STIMPSON BENJAMIN, Abigail (7GGM 1673-) |
Wife of John Benjamin, of our Cambridge pioneer line |
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| STONE MUNROE, Anne (1718-1775) |
Wife of H1C8R Ensign Robert |
Location of grave |
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| STRACHEY, William |
Chronicled shipwreck of Sea Venture |
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| TAYLOR, Stephen Wells |
Married Harriet C Seely |
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah |
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| TAYLOR, Harriet C SEELY |
Daughter of Lucy Ann Decker and William Seely |
Among descendants of Oliver and Hannah |
Married to Stephen Wells Taylor |
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| THOMPSON ANDERSON, Diantha Christiana (GGM, 1860-1923) |
In the four-generation fan chart |
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| THOMPSON SEELY, Grace (Aunt, 1902-1980) |
Among Seelys, Christmas 1941 |
Grave |
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| TIDD, Ruth MUNROE (H2C7R, 1742-1839) |
Daughter of Ensign Robert and Anne |
Location of grave |
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| TIDD, William (1736-1826) |
Second in command on Green; husband of H2C7R Ruth MUNROE, |
Location of grave |
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| TIDD BRIDGE, Sarah (1711-1754) |
Second wife of John Bridge |
Location of grave |
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| TIDD CHANDLER, Ruth (3C6R, 1767-1846) |
Daughter of Lieutenant William and Ruth Munroe Tidd
Location of grave |
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| TILLEY HOWLAND, Elizabeth (died 1687) |
Mayflower passenger, 1620 |
Mother-in-law to Mary Willett’s brother |
Buried in Rhode Island, among Brownes and Willetts |
Inscription
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| TWINING ROGERS, Elizabeth (7GGM, 1649-1725) |
In our Mayflower line
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