| Fay Lines in Aurelius and Auburn
| The beginnings: the stories of Ephraim Brigham, Hilem Bennett and Edmund Bowen |
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| Three Fay Lines: Overview | The ancestry and descendants of each of these three Fays, in outline format |
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| Brigham Fay | The continuation of Brigham's story, census records 1800-1840 for Reed. Joanna Reed. |
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| Eliza Fay and the Skadan Connection | Brigham's sister, her husband, Robert Skadan, and their descendants |
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| James W. Fay | The older son of Brigham, married to Elizabeth Cottle. |
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| Edwin Reed Fay | Younger son of Brigham, the founder of the family's wealth and social position. A man of many talents. Jane Maria Van Vechten. |
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| Fred Hollister Fay | The younger son of Edwin. The best thing he ever did was to marry Flora Ward. |
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| Harold Van Vechten Fay | Son of Fred and Flora. A man of much education, war correspondent, much in the political scene. |
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| Moscow Nowadays | Article in the Atlantic Monthly written by Harold Van Vechten Fay in 1921. |
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| Fay Burials in Fort Hill Cemetery | Source of much information on dates and relationships. |
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| Related Burials in Fort Hill | James C. Reed; Van Vechten group. |
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Auburn Cousins: Ward, Reed,
Van Vechten | Flora Ward, Joanna Reed, Jane Van Vechten: strong women. Their ancestors. |
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| Auburn Cousins: Riker | Together with the Canfields, married into the Fay line. |
| Auburn Cousins: Canfield | Together with the Rikers, married into the Fay line. |
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| Harold Van Vechten Fay's scrapbook | Photographs between about 1900 and about 1904. |
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Photographs of the family of
Edwin Reed Fay | Beginning in 1849 with a photo of David Ward at 27, continuing down. |
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The Mausoleum:
Stained Glass Window | Rescued from vandalism and donated to the Cayuga Museum. |
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| Dudly Ward Fay's Memoirs | Reminiscences of family, friends, life. |
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| David Ward: Autobiography | Full of insight, anecdotes, historical glimpses, family biographies, personal ethics. |
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Dudley Ward Fay:
David Ward's House | Dudley was David's grandson. |
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Harold Van Vechten Fay:
Witness to Japan's April 1920 Offensive in the Russian Far East | Written by Jamie Bisher, this scholarly treatment is of interest to the Fay and Ward families, and to historians of military history. |
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Reunion of the Association of
Descendants of Andrew Ward | 1908. Full of information about Andrew, his family, and the early settlers of that area of Connecticut. |
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Edwin Ruthven Fay
and his Descendants | The story of Emily Louisa Bostwick Fay |
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| Peter Ward Fay (1924 - 2004) | Obituary |
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| Auburn Prison | A short discussion of the Prison and three Fay prisoners |
